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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
EIDGEPORT LOCALS

BRIDGE iu2n>t %. 1859.
sEKIoUs DIFFICULTY In uu- repair OF
-; =..tk oul,iiieu 10 u.entiGn the tact
b Il haIshu Paiiiip-, IN attempting TO arrest
l., He, y. a reS,stcd ny thar individua.
IS =. sucu vi 'eGc.. 90. in tn .pinIOn oi
III fife It jpsu'. DE u OF his cane -
He a.cufo naiS et III I irsiremrnt fall on
Lewis head, V ch ought him to terms =
TINS act Of the N rshal rpused the ndignI
ton of Samue Henry IA brother of Lev)
who. On several occr IONS, il is said, threat
ened to be avenged on him or the violence
used ON his brother.
On Wednesday evening last. Henry met
Phillips on the street near the store of
Junkins, Branum & Co, and in a very
abrupt manner, and in the use of profane
language informed him of his determination
TO punish him; and suiting the action to the
word, stopped for the purpose, as Mr.. Phil
lips supposed, of procuring brickbat. Mr..
p. believing in the right of se!i-protection
against this hostile demonstration, resorted
10 the immediate use of that same cane,
which fell more heavily on his assaiant' Is
head than it had done on that Of his brother
Several Slows we're interchanged. and both
parties received severe, though not danger
GUS injuries. On Friday morning Samuel
Henry was arrested on complaint of Phillips
and the same day had hearing before Esq,
Jones, of St. Clairsville, who held him in
bond OF $3.50, to answer at the next term
OF the Court.
As this whole matter will be legally in.
ves,igated, we forbear saying more in rela.
ton to the case. There is one point grow.
| ing ont Of these proceedings, about which,
among the orderly portion of our communi
1 ~. there is, and should be, but one opinion
and that is, that officers in their efforts tc
suppress the disorGerly conduct which is SC
frequently Witnessed within the corporation
must be s,ista ined; and that no man will bt
permitted to ven. his rufianism upon an of
fcer for having faithfully discharged hi
duty. II an officer goes beyond what is re
quired Of him, and infiicts an injury upol
any one, be is amenable to the ldw, but b,
no means answcrablc to street bullics.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25

@The Rev. Theodore Parker has been
heard from as late as July 20, when he was
still in SGiizerland,snd " hen his distressing
cough had nearly DISAPPEARED, though slight
cold caught during journey upon the lake
had retarded his recovery. His friends are
encouraged to believe that he will ultimate
ly return to this country we'll man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'll Office is hereby given, that at the
i Y Probate Court for Belmort county, the under
signed has been appointed and qualified Is Bdminls
traitor of the estate of Robert McWilli ans, decd,
late of Belmont county, Ohio
All those indebted to said requested to
make immediate payment. and those having Gains
against said Estate, are notified to present them for
sett Element within one year from this date.
Aug, l8 50 PRICE CORNWELL, admir-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
Thirty Years Experience
Has proved the value of
DR. A 8 TODD'S
ANTI-BJIOUS OR LIVER PILLS,

LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. 1NDIGES
TION,
and other diseases OF the Liver, Stomach. and Bow
els.
They are more popular to-day than ever before
is demonstrated by the testimony which we now
daily receive from those who have used them.
Any one who reads the directions for Use
which accompany these Pills. will be impressed
with the fact that they entirely different from
the cheap pills with which The country IS flooded
For int eresting particulars, letters, &C.. see
culars which, with the Fills. can be obtained Of
|. II. PATTERSON and J. W COLLINS. Saint
ClairsvLIe, and IRON Dealers generally throughout
the Country.
L II. LOGAN & CO., General Agents.
noi Wheeling. Va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
BELMONT COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS-SUMMER TERN 1859.
Hon. ]. w. OKEY, PRESIDING

franklin Bank of Washing VS.. Davit
McCsrtney. Tried to jury, Judi. vs.. celt
for 8 ,435 and costs
Robert M. Cunning VS.. Thos. CARROLL
Judgt. vs. deft. for $29 .s7 and costs.
John Wells VS.. VIM. L. Wells ct. al
Petition to set aside deed. Court refused t.
set aside deed, and judgt VS.. pltff. for costs
David Park VS.. Clarkson SchooIy. Judgt
BY confession VS.. deit. for $243 93 & costs
John fl. Piper, Adms. vs. Allen Barnes
Judgt. VS.. deft. for S34.59 and costs.
Stewart & Keeline vs.. Bel. Co. Ag. So
ciety. Tried to court and judgt. VS.. pltffs
for costs.
N. w. Bank of Va VS.. David Mccartney
Judgt. VS.. deit. for s., ,945. .53 and costs.
Wheeling Saving Inst. vs.. Mccartney
Judgt VS.. def for $5.73s.33 and costs.
Michal Il Reilly VS.. David Mccartney
Judgi. vs. deft. for 5000 "a and costs.
Samuel Gill VS.. DAME! Atkinson. TREE
to court and judgt. VS.. pltff. for costs.
Jesse Judkins vs.. Alien Barnes ct. al
Tried TO jury, verdict in favor of deft
Barnes & judgt. VS.. pltff. for costs.
Means g. Brother VS. David Mccartney
Judgt VS.. oeit. Tor $500 SIS and costs.
VIM. B Dunlevy VS.. Henry Brewer
Tried TO jury, verdict in favor of plaintiff
for S..
Daniel Peck VS. P. w. Perrne. Judg;
VS.. Delt. Tor S4427 and costs.
William Reed vs. WIN. Bishop Judgt. W
dea for S43,6 and costs.
john p. Smith VS. u .rk P. Patton.-
Judgr by confession vs. Deft- for S l0ll 8
costs.
Andrew Vsncn-an US. Joseph Thompson
rs'eo o jury & verde, in favor Of Pltff- fo
S36
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
The eight baby story

Which has been going the rounds Of the papers,
ana which we published last week, is sioutly de.
iied by the Post Master of the town where the
prolific pair are said to reside. The Post Master
Gays il Is not only not true, but that the parties
are, highly re respected, ,Eas much as to say they
could not be, had the story been true.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
9iif D..

On August I4ih near ST. ClairsviIle, Ohio, Mrs
JANET DUNCAN. in the 93d year OF her age.
Obituary next week.
On August 9Th. in Louisville, ANNE LAURA
youngest daughter of Jehn H. Thompson, aged 9
months.
On August 22d. in this place. WILLIAM G,
HORNER, formerly OF the District of Columbia,
in the 6Oth yeur of his age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25

ErGraps growers can carry on their business
most successfully at Hammonion, Tree from trosis.
Some forty Vineyards set out the past season. See
advertisement oil Hammonion Lands, in another
column om
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25

HrPersons wishing to establish Manutactories
in new and thriving place where business is good
see advertisement OF the Hammsnton Lands.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25

Friends who ger rhei, pasar~ I. 0sgs 81 ..-,5
Ciairsviile and adlz mai D. rIn-g. ,1st
week The faall was noEr Of ours -. 'te apllt
were properly started
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25

nrAll wanting Farms in delightful climate,
rich soii and secure from trosts-see advertisement
of IInmmanton Lends in annrher column. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25

OFIt is said that Dickens will BIZ Amer.
cs eight weeks
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
Hon. q ON Corwia.

Will be at the Belmont Convention withou,
doubt The people should attend at as early IN
hour as possible. and have plenty OF time to make
the nomina tions before the speaking commences.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
The Fairview Camp Meeting,

Has been going on with good success during
the past week 1t was estimated that 5000 per-
sons were there on last Sabbath. There were
sevenfy-five tents upon the ground, We have the
full proceedings, but space will not admnt more
this week.. .Is- ,.r u. re. .---...r...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
Special NNptites,

TO C0NSUMPTlvES.
THE ADVERTISER having been restored to
l. health in a few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, atIer having suffered several years with q
severe Lung Affection, and that dread disease
Cunsumpiion-is anxious TO make known TO his
fellow sufferers the means of cure. To I'll who de-
sire it, he will send copy of the prescription used
FREE OF CHARGE,
with directions Tor preparing and uoing the same
which they will find sure cure for CONSTITUTION
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS &c. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription
will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
juy2T2m Wilhamsburgh, Long Island.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
HORTICgLTURAL SOCIETY.

erTo a n wanting Farns-see advertisement Of
Hammonon Lands. 6m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
COCHIN G STOVES.

gOOKlN G S TOW z S.
No 4. Pluto, for coal;
do 8, do do
do Z, Tropic, do|
"sdo 9, do doi
Also, 3 sizes Of Tropic
without gas arrang'mt
No. 2, Large Oven Etna do do do
do 8, do do do do do
do 8, Eureka, burns both wood and coal;
do g, do do do do
do /, Western Virginian, for coal
do Q, do do do
do 8, do do do
do 2, Anderson's Drum S:ovel
do 3, 60 do Improved
Together with many others, such as Defiance,
sizes; Crescent, do; Hartley Improved, &c. &c.
and great number Of Parlor and Heating Stoves,
Crates, Tenders, &C., of different patterns. all OF
which will be disposed o on the most reasonable
terms, by THOS G. CULBERTSON,
augll59 Main Street, Bridgeport, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-25
The trial OF Young Baxter.
Isnow in prog sss in couFt.

Wade, Bingham aud Theaker,
Will ceriniuiy be at Flushing to-day I hnrsiay
The prospect is ve-y fia,tering fbr shir meeting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Swrtr CrsE Tos Crrrr. We fnl m ~,
Joarual o. li-.... ia, following simple
reBsdy ior Chi. tarssrJu. disease. Tha.,
who have passed risats % agony a; tie
bsl,ids % loved children. vi'l treasure %
Up a. a valuable p ecs o. Information Ell
a child j. taken 18th cr ..r. s.r'v cold Wa
tsr-ieswa,cr n ros'ihls-satlsuly AMI
freely TO the neck and chest with sponge
The breathing will i~.,--t.y % relieved
Soon a. p1s.ihls b. g.. saGsrsr drink az
much a, it can. then v.rr is dry. cover 10
Up warm, aud soon a lu.s' siuuber will re-
l..vs the parsni's anxiety, sud lead the
lArt ia thanklllns.s g the Poser which
b.s gwen 70 ths pure gushing iouu,ain such
medical qualities" Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

IoH fHb cuHt
Catir,ss,s JisHd,s,. DyygsiI, iadir's'iaH, Dw
sriyv, Fol Nias,asA, ErysJsias HsadasA', Piiss,
Rhaaafsu. E,tJi,sss cad Nkia Duran, Lirv
C.mJlisi, DroJsV T,nt, Ts~ors asd SAT-
Rissn, Esrus, Cost, ND'airia, a. DiAau
Pm. fad ~ Ps1ftiag hs Bl5od.
The, atr Sugar co,isd 90 that the most s'nsi'
tive can take them PLEASANTLY, sod ihsy are the
bet arsfirni iu The wofl lur al the purp"'e' Of
q atil, physic.
Price. IS cent. pee boN; Five boxes ~ ~.
Great numbers ~ lrgymen, Statesmen, fhN'i'
caus and sminrut p,f,uuagrs, have lsnt their
name. 10 csttii, ihs urI aialc uscu'rsss 81 thee
remedies. lot ouf sracc hsrr viii not permit The
in.,tti"n II them. The sgrats lei"w nstlsd bur
uish guti. ,uf Americas Ahuarar in which they
ate gttsu, With slu iull Description oi ihs alsu'r
comrbiut.. aud he t,l i'nsnl that should IT, iol.
low ,d lof their cure.
d. not l.. pot ~ Nv urrf'ucipl'd t'al'fs With
Other rttauliop. the, make mote ptuhi on.
D,maud ANtr's aud lalc ~ other. The sch
~aut he by,t ADD thew 3. lor them, and they
.hu1Ll haze ~.
Al uur r,msJic. are ior ,aL b, u J.. Bates =
Co., Pane. Dr. Rp.t, 30. rar,s; -. I. Noyrs.
Nor,s,; :. Morse, Nouh Turner; Tcaguc llros.
Toner; B.frpvs = Ellis, Canion; Atwuud =
Co, Huskhsli; Chase \ Co, DiNhrld. aud BY
all druggist. and merchants. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

-" Do YOU like eOdh.h balls. Mr.. Wig
gin ," NJ wigsin, hssi,a'iuely, II real
" don't know, miss, l never rcsollSc, at
tending Ous."
"A correspondent Of the Progressive Ago
finds Germantown, Pa, "a place OF i'm
meD.s wealth. and rich To classic love -
Unsonnonly nice place to live in, most
people would say.
Two hin Shoes make one r1h two
colds enc attack Of bronchitis Two attacks
Of bronchi,is make one elm cc6o
"A New York paper says that "a 7cry
great bu,inss. u done in neck ,.',,' in thai
city. To which III, Louisville Journal adds
" Certainly no, halt 20 great as ought 10
be"
Wills avs in one of BIZ. sketches that
a literary reputation j to he buil' =, this
day, like the walls OF Jsrusalem-Wi'h a
,ro-el in one hand 'or rlas,crius friends
and a sword al ,ho other ior snitins Sne-
mics"
The rage 'or slor,msnt has become %
strong la tie West that an lr..amnn in the
poor house ~ Dcir5i, has Ean away with
one Of the Pauror girl, IN tie sane S''Ab-
hshment
w. II. nooe, postmaster 10 Virginia,
publishs, that two hunircd dollars ot tho
pablic fund. are missing irom bis oihce. and
he ask, &" ,sAo has 81 the m5o.y - Pos
'sly echo may ausver-H.os.
During an election time a candidate
called upon tradssman and solicited his
vote
81 would rather vote Cor ,he tcvil than
you go vas ghc rrT'y.
Bot in ci.s y.r- 'ri'nd doe, no, come
forward. sd &c candidate. might /
not eoun. Oh yolg assistance -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
Paris g. Bridgton Stage.

4 STAGE leave. bridsion Centre, from the
n Briigtnn lIou.e, diils, at ! i.2 O'Clock, A.
VI. p,s.ihg lhroIyh North Bridglon. Harrison
and NORWAY. connecting with the cars at souih
Paris which arrive ia foril,ni At 2 O'clock, Pm.
Returning. Ieaye. South Pari. on the arrival OF
the rs irain from Portland and arrives "a Bridg'
ion At 7 O'Clock. T.. NJ.
The abiye stage ruas IN Fryeborg, Mondays
Wedae.da,s and fn,a's. Returns Tae'd'y''
Thursday. and SATURDAYS.
Down tickets 10 b. had % the driver up tickets
ior Hani.on, Bsidgton and Fpebsrg, sold at The
"a j. W. FOWLER. Driver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
JEW ELR Y.

4 On raryias ~ prss f,os ~ 81. ., 500. riro
isiAs P.SoAass' II 'r'ry baot.
WYE take pleasure ~ si,tins th,i tn lilsr,l
w and inrreasing patronage he.ipSeian ~ hy
the psapls Il ew Enghad. ADD other rarts NJ
ths rouni,. en,ble %. a. offer s,li greater iutuce
meats a. pare hascr. ~ books, ami individual. OF
...sc,ations getting up clab,, th,n ever before.
The aivaniag-s Ne possess over any other sin'
LAC r.tahlishmrnt. IN the ciuntp, especially for
6IIinr New Eng,ni ORDER, ma.t b. ev,dcui To
tha-e acqusiatei with oar p,.,t,on, add uairf-
stsnl our superior ani Increasing hriliies inr
,l8,u, basin~-s. Oar advantage 'tc 49, inliows;
We publsh large l,st af valuable backs.
We ohia,n hrge qutut,iies It other valuable
Vufks ~ exchange ior our own,
Wrhn, large tditinns from other Publishers br
c,sh Al vrry los prices.
W. pct 80 objectionable book our catalogue.
W, Offer ne Inducements which We 10 not isl.
6n.
We be-, our wa,chc. IN hrgc quaoiiIie. forcash
AMI II the h-st make.
We have nor Jewelry made &, Ter by the best
IN this couniy anl Europe.
n, doing an eNirasi,c brslncss Ne caa make
yeD valuable prcseu,s morc 6cquen,l, to rur-
rhsssrs.
Our prr.-at plsu Il operation. - the saHe ~
Eve years ago bY VIZ. g. q. Eysu.,
laI b. sanciinasd not onl, l., the highest Jud'.
,iaI auiSpfit, 90 nc,fiy ryrN State nthr Uuion,
l,ut o., thc voice IT ihc people from Maine to Cal
tifnta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. aud
INCIpIENT CONSUMPTION.

4 BOT { .iX years ago the Eu'op@,a Cough
y Remedy was introduced toto this State, 40
Il y 10 H. pt,sumsd that bit lev nr- u0w unic.
quanird with IT, Viuurs; macy are nov lNing,
Who, bot ior ~ remedial poN =, wuuld have l@sn
long since in The spini land. The Agents have
just received lc.h suppl, oiihis available me'..
icinc anl III Who az, ,uhsring from coughs, aud
have therefore cause iur dfcading consumpti"n,
ace inyitri h. give Il = trial. The lollowiag case
IL cor, ha. lccn sent With rcquest that u should
H. lubIi.hed inr the l-nrht oi othersi u = IRON
Ncraau. T.. York. E.q., bunefl! OF Meredith
Village. nov Of l.andoh, MI.
Rev. Walter Chrke-Dear Sir; Among the
Thousands uiihank'ul hs1us, ~ eNpfrsse'i 10 You
hy ici-r. please accept my sincrfe thanks inr Nout
valuable cough mcdic,n.. l1r I ana truly thankiul
that e,ei heard IT The ErTopean Cough Rene
d,. W.. shlicled with Cough lor over ~
loug years, q riu IT the time very severely. !
ired almost everything that could bear ol; anil
also quite a numler Of physicians. but without re-
ceiyiug an, permanent hrns6i. ! was thea adj
vi.ei ~ icy your European Cough Rcmcdy, and
ace uingl, loughi one II the small l",ilcs' which
made me some better. then procured a large
lotile. and before bad taken halioi u. my cough
bad leit me, and by langs we're restored, am,
therefore prepared ~ .ay liom personal expert
cucs, that IN my opinion the European Cough
Rrme, /. the best medicine lpr coughs ever dis-
covered. NElANUs Z. lOlsh.
That bottles, Is cents. Large bottles, con
tanning the quanly Of iuur Trial bottles, ~ cenis.
The Eutopran Cough Remedy y prepared by
Rev. WALTER CLAuET, Minot, Ne, tla'e
C.fui-h.) by whom agents are supplied. sold by
all respectable druggists and medicine dealers
everywhere
For sale hy u. =. Bates : Co., aud J ". Raw
son, Paris; W. \. RH.t, 10. Pafisi Z. y o. H.
Macon. Bethel; u. W. Noble, Sonth Waierlordi
q. Porter. Waterford; BARGE. Waik'r, L9'ell;
&. T. Chose 4 Co., DiN6eldi =. At~ood add
&. u, Atwood. lluckhelli J. T.. ilubbard \ Cos
llimn; u. =. No,es, Norway. i,22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

TuE MIuoNuEz A>u Ia. pANsrrsE.
The folio~.us eari1u, story i, translated
from German paper
"a very pretty ianssls, has lately Gre
a,ci great cIci,emsut az Berlin. Milo
.I.ilentbal made 80 many r.rog,tts, one f-r
evening on ihc stage OF thc Taeair, Eayal
that .hs turned sae head % Herr Compton.
= rich Millionaire Of Vienna, who vas ou
visit l. The Pru.s.an capital 10. bsa--
uiul limbs o. the fair TerTs.core touched
III, heart 10 deeply that De demanded her
hsni in marriage Oi course y1g will say
that she az ,a-g accepted iae rGr. Nat
~ all she laic Der c0udi,. asa. follow.
l'i, 40 uI .r'mJui ET-rais from .s "a. Dor
bus nd %. carriage AM SEES. ns i.r
herself, 90, 5000 frame. year nr hcr
toilette, AMI fually Cor she caicg4',d 60.
etytlir-) sOO.OoO frame. in ca,, u ssrli..
ton. Mr.. Compton .lhmitt-I 10 thee
slightly unre. aaN's conditions, aal h,,
week al. %, r-y word o,B.rua witnessed
IN Ils cathedral &c MARI go % us mi.
lIoIa,.e with che lAo.su's.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
DIR, J. IIUSTEITEIVN
CELTuHArID
S t o M a O II Bittersi

10, that numsrous clas. WIN devote thsm.si,e,
ta literary asI othrr s~dentify pufsuits. aui be
con.suu,nsr II a want II Uh,s'u,l 'Nsrrisr, D..
come che victims Of hnguor and d'biIii,, WitLuut
nerve ~ apprtits, have hitherto slaght p ysia
Zoe some inygpcting. ~ giving meiiCins, sho.-
effects upon The s,sirhl shall IT, both speedy sui
p.,u,n.rt. ph,sicilns 81 sminsuer. auI pro.
i,.ndl, acquainted With The requirement. of t',
hu,u,. frame. commend llOSTETrER'S lrI.
TIERS .s The safest and swilissi .timullui in The
frcupsf,iiyr sns gic- ~ the system zee d,scltr ~
II restore. the appetite, gitrs hcsh yiguT Co. iha
digestive organs. ssuds the blood thfuugh iI-
veto. With a mote 1--we u euusnt, 'oueets e Co.,
,susy a. depression 81 spirits, aHd his re- man &C.
the transaction of ln.incs. siih chrrfiul heat
.aI setise miud. tnIiLs other ms,I,siu'. vLlsh
have bccn doyisrd Or iho sanc ohIsri, ihr Hli.
TIitS dn not act srasmudiCIIy, Ur with isHpl.
r,r, pnvsf--tts infurnrr sfth, fsns,l, .. astug.
And Il % psticnt vii hui give some atisntiauin .s-
en,inr proprr exercise. snrr The r-lisf Do. ben
sdnulei. be nec,i islr nn return u che 1nIioii1u.
The dehilil, natural o. che rucrolshusut OF ,,lr.
upon The iodil, frame 3. ll.u ale, IaieihN tais
great strengthening msi'clnr, thrs cHabirg ihs
aged o. pas theirtsclining ts,s boz rh,s.r. race,
whrreas thry are NV suduiHg i.un este Yr
weakness anil nrryUu.nrss. IT, 10 venerable
ra,. ufrsrple. HOSTEL bIIlEl,~ my
Il. rornmenlsd a. invaluable. The tn .I.atufs pf
tbis inyi gofatuf have be- ali,tln, deep .ftihr,-
100 in ,.suring Nnfs,as Mpthr'. thar tis. vii
6hd a. bitter. the 'air-t and bet nf rs.iouii'r.
Nsn lev msiiciur- are sanctioned o., physicians
a. prp.r 90 h. administered dufi0. fhe period ~
nu,ing. and thi. has gaiaei en- un,yer.aipr.cI.
cuce.
-5rTho.e who desire 10 purrhass this great
Reused, for D,.p~psis and DfhiliN .harii o..
n,thlsr the precise tiilc, llo.irttsf'. Csisuptsi
. stomach Biier.. It,s pot up in Vsu Ilifrs.
" ith the name. Dr.. J. llo.tcttsf'. Stomach lif.
tsf. .b1Wn 90 che laulc. aud slso stamped pool fi
cap covering the ,oik. With thc Autograph FL
IIo.tstiet 4 Smith on the ahsl. Thee ohio.
Az important oa account Ut lhs numsruu. clultsr-
itits ~ the market.
-7-PeparcI and .od ly llOSrETrEg (
SMITH. Piuslufg. Pc. ani allen .nh o., 40
druggists grnccfs. aud dralrr- generally thruu.h.
oui Oh Unitsd Stalr-, Canada, >uith America
and Geuniuy.
I ssld by a. .. BATE. 4 Co., rif,.. d.. ". \
/ Ru.t. South Paris; -. .. Noyc., Norway VI
Robinson, Mechanic Pals.
/ Whoiesslr By ". 4. Phillips, Portland.
. Week. \ Potter. Boston. Geusul Ageuts f.
the New Enghnd States and rroyiurss. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

CAUTION. This i 10 give aotioe that my
I 500, freela,si Staib,fd, haslsit me, without
tause, sod cuutray 70 Iny wishes and command
and hruby caution al psTsous against harboriag
,r trusting hiln on my aocount. a. shall pay no
debts ~ las cunlncting ample pruyisioe having
heeu tns De flr his maintenance al the home which
be has slan,l0asd. JOHN SfARBillD.
Sumnsf, dec. Is. 1859. 40
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
new ENGLAND AILMENTS
AID
THE ONLY REMEDY.

THE Eastern States, included 10 that section
/ the nnion which j. most widely known 80
New Enfhnd, co tain a thriiiy, iadustfi0us, IN.
isllissnt peope, who have achieved an unoom.
mon degre. 81 prospsri,yi With q climate "a.
ir<nel, tfyng 10 some constitutions, and coil II
small fertility. they have oontri'ei 10 'agas'
more favored communities 10 almost everlthing
that ooniares io serial comfort and happin,,..
Uai,riunatel, they are ocrasionall, 80 absudle.l
IN lsisiness aad aeaial cultivation thai they us-
gleci the precautions which are essential 90 bldi.
Nv health. Dyspepsia and physical debility ~.
preyaeut among ~ glasses The hnt disease -
pro.luced b, iastieptiun 10 the digestive organs.
~hich ars - susceptible of arrangement. Thou.-
ADD. afe pow paving the penaliy Of this neglect,
and .uasfing daily the most trying pains, almost
w,thou, hope of relief They have come a. D..
lis,r that iheir alment y chrome. and that they
must lear 9Th u to the snd. II grauhes 49, ~.
resdingl, a. annouacc a. these afflicted indivii.
uit ihd ihsy may now command remrii, ~ un.
questionable pp,rncy ani viuue, which has never
loen kaasu a. tail in az sascs ~ digestive veal
NEE. ~ arrangement. llundfrds Of ioagu'. aie
read, 10 grow elsIuenl in praise Of ihi. puut,i-
fol coalucrer Of J,sIap.is, which .. kHosnas
an, IInsTETsTEn