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The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25
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A q notice OF Dir. w. j. Deubler, we would res
pectfuly solicit share of he public patronage,
which viii be thankfully acknowledged by Tho
young beginners ..t-f MILLER & NiEHAIS-
+. EVANSVILLE, Indiana marIS
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

EDFPES .s.S-D sTE.nS-IOO " OxEs
Il for sale 10y IS. +. GILBERT & CO.,
marl3 ss fsr s. No Sycamore street
CfL p'ER sEED.-25 RUSEEES
u Glover Seed for sale by II RAMEY, JR.,
marie q Corner First and Nine'streets
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

Il bbls choice Cranberries,
8 bags extra White Hominy,
i n % bozeH assorted Brooms, Z m
30 bundles Wrapping Paper Fer sale by
mars WICK Ehf BROS, 50 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

TERMS SALE-Qne-f0urth cash, and the bal
in three equal installments, with interest from
day Of sale, payable annually. the purchasers Civ
ing their notes, waving valuation and apprasement
laws, to be secured BY mortgages the p, emises
sold. [mar5l BENBY d LUNKENHEIMER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

Wv BuILDINcs Lots ON SATURDAY, the
26th day of March, 1869 at ono o'clock p. NJ, at
the door Of the Conrt House, in the City of Eyans-
public auction to the highest bidders without re-
serye-1hirty-two (32) Lots, bting the whole of
Block No. Fifty fonr t5D in the Township of La
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

SsfEss.sIs CURED xs.E.US.-IOO HANS
Ayjust received and for sale by
nal9 CHAS. NfcJOHNST0N.~
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

Il r g tons excellent Bran, f f. tsts.st's4 $
% bushels fresh Corn Meal, fi. i.sf iilA
= 80 TO u- Ear Corn. Just received and for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by -isfrnr
CIiAS. MCJ0HNSfdN, Posey's Block,
marc ~ sAtk Main street, near the Canal.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

This is The Finest property for residences ever put
IL market it is high elevation, and is a very
desirable part OF the town. The tites perfect aud
lindispnable. Naps can be at the Office of the
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25
~ RE.sT o.sL1s or I.sLE.sHLE

" primo old Pcnnsylvania Oats for sale at
mars YIckERY BROS 50 Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

Rs The Ladies are invited to the sale Of Jewelry
in Crescent CITY Bank Building this afternoon, al
two o'clock. The stock Is all good, md must be
sold. tfs aff.lsi mar2i
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25
FINE MsLLINERY!

DRESS TRIMMINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Tassels, White Goods, Fringes, Hosiery, Buttons,
Gloves, &c. Also,.a complete stock of Fine New
Styie RIBBONS AND ARTIFICIAL FL0NkES,
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25

~ SAIlE.-Nichols' PATENT by which, without
the Ese ofwhees, force pumps or any complicated
and expensive apparstus--prime Mineral Water is
made in thirty minutes much superior to that pro-
duced by any p.her method. Syrup Apparatus and
Draft Tubes all in complete order. Would be sold
low if application is made Immediately A
ST0DDARD e. THOMPSON,
The Evansville daily journal., 1859-03-25
AYERS AGuE CUpE-

We have labored to find and have found, an an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
n. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents

Late Agent Of fhe u. y. Patent 0Gce, Val.
ingioH. under Mc dcf 81 1857.
10 state 81, opposite kilby 81, Bosiop.
A FTER ~ extensive prneiice Of upNa,d, Il
n twent, wears, eoniinass 90 secure psi,rr. /.
ihr Uni,,d states, aud also 10 Great PinaiB.
France, add other foicira coustfirs. Cattst,
sp.ci6e,tions A.siguHenis, sod ~ Iafsf, 4,
Dnwings lor Patents executed on hbsml tenn.
and With dssrsioh. Eeseaithss nads inls Ace.
riean or Foreign work, ~ determine The ,slsi,
or uiilt, ~ Patents of lnreniionf-aut lsgalot
other advice feniefed IN al matie'a iUu,hnltL
same. Comics IL the .laims Of auy iaisuts iu,
ui.hsdb h, renting On Dollar. Auignmfnti TO-.
cofdei ~ Washisgion.
mi. Asepc, l. not ais the largest IN New Foe.
and. Lut thrnugh u inventors have advantage, ist
securing patents, or as'rri.ining the pHtsutailf,
,f ,nyruiion,. Unsupported by, fact iuH,s,u,s.
nj, s.ne,ior to. sry which can b. ofeitd then
el.-wb.,e. The testitionials below gwen rt,,,
that non. &. MORT SUCCESSFUL At THE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber. nd a,
SUcCPNS ~ THE BEST PROOF or ID.
VlNTAGFS AND ABILITY, he wouA go
that he has abundant .eason 60 believe. and CA
nave thai DO otLs office Of the knd are he
sh,r,s. for nyoiessiona scfyises 90 modsiaie. IL,
immense prariieeof ih, subicr lea irrifg iu,rtv
wear. pa,: h,. enabled him 10 aeeumulais ,s,t
collection ~ speci6cat. ons and oficial t,c.ior,
relative 10 ratsnis Tlie.e, besides be sAisrsi,s
Ia,ssr, oi ie-al and mechanical wofl, and frI ss.
eoun,s oC P,tsnt- sfantd 10 the tnitrd Siaifs ard
Curope. render hin able. beyond question, io ofst
supsriot fae,lites ior Obtaining rHitnis.
All nere..it, ~ journey 10 Washingion 10 pro-.
cor, pstent, and the usual great delay thet, ave
saved inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10

To the honorablo Commissioneus for the County Of
OSEird.
II EsPECrful.Ly represent, The Inhabitants
IL, ofthe town Of Porter IN aid county, that
highway 10 said Potter, heated 10y said County
Commissioners oa the petition oi \. II. Roberts
an,i Others, having zoe IT. Northern terminus the
cenire oi the couniy rad .adirs b, John sianleys
house IN Porter aud by the rdeeling house a. for-
ier Village, which crn,rc !. iva ro'ls south Of
snail spruce tree, standing an the norhefly SIDE
Of said road. and On lot ol land No. y, ~ the 9Th
range Of lols ia aid Porter, owned 10y Washing
IDn Cacorii and having for IT, southern terminus
the point Ut Intersection with the county road ead'
iug ihrpugh Porter village a. Cornish, az near
the westerly end ~ tn bridge owe. the mill pond
stream, anl lew feet ea.tery from where lhrrs
Wo,ksnop FORMERLY staoi, i Mt required 10y con-
moa conycncace aud necessity, AID that the same
ought 20 l,e discontinued.
They therefore pray you 70 appoint time 70
view The sane. aud time aud place thereafter iar
hearing IL rrition to the PRAYER of this petition
aud that YOU will dscoulinae the same.
Dy GEO. q. STACY, their agrnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10
DIR, J. IIOSTETrEWs
crLrBE,rED
5 I O m a O h Bitters |!

p,, th,, numerous rllss VIA devote themselvc.
o, literary ani other srilcntaN pursuits, ani ~
,,,..ousnce ~ want Of phys,cd exercise, be.
s,o. the victims ~ hng unr sad debility, without
n.,yr or appetite, have hitherto s"ught ~ N''n
lor somc invguniing, lie giving u'cdo'ne, " ho'e
Effects upon the system shall H. bith speedy and
p.,,oaneut. ph,.icans 81 cminsnce, and pro-
ioundl, acquainted With the requirements ol The
h,.r,, 6smr. commend llO~TE'rrER'S nit.
TIR'S 80 The safest add sw,llesi 'iimuL,ni 10 The
eeurfst,,c eve, gie. 81 the system ", d''co'e Ell
n ,e.iot-s thr appetite, giSrs desh vigof 10 the
digestive orsans. sends the blood through the
vein. With a u'orc l,rl, current, 6orre'ts ten.
,l.re, ~ depression IT splits, aud bis man &c
,be transaction ct b,,.inrss With u cheerful heart
ami active mind. Uuhkc other medicines which
have l.,n de, isel &C. On, same uhfci, The BIT
TINS do not act srasmodrally. or with te,upn.
,,r, pnw,r-the iulusn,r oltht ruiedN = lasting.
AnI il "a ,atirntsil lnt give some itieniiontn So
curing p,otsr exercise. after the rrl'ci has hcen
saat,ls,i, be ucri lear nu return 81 the anici'un.
The dehlib psin,al to the cnrruachmsni IT icar-
uron ihc oddly irame . llro nll''iatedb 10y tbs
g,c.t Strengthening msd'cinc. the cnabliug ,he
aged To- ra.. ths,r declining dave IN ph,sica ea'e.
uhsteas iheN are nov suffering Lfum extreme
vcakurss snl n"tNuusnc.s. I" ih,s venerable
,',s.,f,eopLr, llOSTETrER'S BITrERS NAV
\. commended a. iayalu,hle. The propristofs 1T
thi. inyiga,a,ur have u addition ie'p graiihra.
TON IN assuring Marsha Mother. hat thcS viii
6nd the bitter. the safest and hrst ~ rrsiorit,es.
Nrr, f.N medicine. are sanctioned b, physicians
s. pr,per 10 IL. administered du',ng the period IT
uur.,p.; anil this has g,,uci an un,'crssl prclcr.
rnrr.
-fFTho.r Who desire 10 prrcha'e this great
rrr,.i, fur Dyspepsia anl DEBILITY should o..
n.mb O. the p,ecise title, lln,icti,r'- Celebrated
stomach lIitets. iti. pct up iu Vr,rt lntllcs.
With ihr name. d.. J. llastctie''s s,ouiich Uii.
tea. biuwn oa the bottle. ani al'u stamped On thr
cap covering the cntk, with the Autograph IT
IIu.tstsr \ Smiih on the h',rl. Thesc ihings
a-e important ou srcouut Of the numerous cIaair'-
isit. in the nUk,I.
= Prepared and .nll by HOSrErrER s
SMITH. Piush,ig, Pa, and also soll b, all
dtu-gt.i.. grucrrs. aud dealer. grner,'i, lhroash
our % Uaucd State, Canada, South America
aui GetmluN.
Solib, 4. p,ts. & Co.. riri.; Dr. ". \.
Root. >uuih PAIRS; u. =. NuScs, Norway; VI.
Robinson, Mechanic Falls.
Nhnle-,ls b, ". =. rh,lrs, Porilnd.
Weeks \ Poster, lin.ipn, Grreril Ay'1is Tor
ths New Eughad State. aod rro,in'cs. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10
new ENGLAND AILMENTS +!
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY.

TIE Eastern Sts,.s, include, 10 that seclinn II
| The mica which l. uost widely knowp a.
New Enghnd. co tain thrifty Industrious ~
ielligent people, who have aeh eyed an uneom-
mon degtt- Of prusperni WITH climate sS,
,,,w.l ,r,iay 10 some cansiitul ans, anda suil 81
snail fertility. they have cunt iVed TO su'pas-
n,,r. favored commodities in aIunsi everything
that eonduces io social cotni'ft aud bapp'nsss.
Unfrtunaicly ihey are ocossio' slly - ab'"'l'ed
IN la-iness and incntal culiiyaiu'n thu, they Ne
rlset the prrcan,ion. which ace essential To b'd''
II health, Dyspepsia and ph,s cal dehlli', are
prt,alrot amnng all classes The bfst disease l.
rfaluce,l b, iastieatiaa 10 the Dgesii'e organs
~hish are 80 susceptible II dcrani emeni. Ihous'
snd- srr pow p,ying the penalty 81 this neglect
ant suarring daily The mast tfyug piins' almost
without hope of relief. They have cone 10 IT,
lieye tha, their ailmeni !. chroni,, ani that ihey
,nu., l+ar With Il 10 the eai. II grauhes ~ ~
ree,linsl, IT, auuopnce ~ these tilieled ,ndi' d-
ral. ihd the, may now oommand afemed, ol an
questionable pnieacy sni ,,rtus, Wh'eh has ne'rt
I. go kuown ta f,il ~ al ,7,sc. Of digestive weak
mes. or arrangement. llaadrr'l. Of ,ongucs are
Rad, a. grow et'gucni in praise al tbs """dei-
col conanerer of dyspepsia, which - knnwn as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10

SIZED or wATER WHEELS. \ common
opinion has prevailed among millers. that
watsrwheel- DO more work during night
than in the daytime. Professor Clea'eland
has demonstrated. by experiment. that sneh
l. not the fact. lie selected a beautiful
day. in the month Of August, and AZ ., p.
NJ. suspended a barometer in the mill when
the atmospheric pressure was found TO be-
80. 10 iuchcs-the temperature OF the water.
20 degrees Fihr. TIE wheel was allowed
TO re,nlye freely. No log he'ns On the car.
rage. aud il made % revolutions Ter min
ute. At midnight the barometer indicated
81 % ia hes, temperature OF water as -
for. sud the revolutions Of the wheel were
exactly .-e sus-'i Ter minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10
FAMILY niBLEs.

We Keep the best assortment 81 Family bibles
IT, h. f,uad IN New Engllpi, ut the Vrry lowest
price,. ,.
Order. FROM Cluh. o. .inglc individuals solicit
81 from ail part. Of the coualn. ~ which P''icc'
Satisfaction will h. guaranteed IN ali cases.
Great iudurrmrui. 10 Agent. getting up Clubs
ani batter Satisfaction gi''n u pur hasrt' than l''
sa, other conccrn ~ iiic county. fl'a'c' end ioI
a Catalogue.
y. i've DO not Issue cor Catalogue from q
y rlfet noe down cellar, uheic stangrfs cannol
6ni ~. Our store d. 90, e the largest aud uost
splriuus In Ilostun, where yisiturs tom 'he coun
iN ire cordially invited 10 call ard zee ior them
selves. G.. q. EVANS Il CO.,
o. CoWhill. Boston.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"A gentle acceptance Of cOur'e'ies is as
pecessary to maintain friendship as bOun'i'
full presents.
a drunkard is calleda bOn-vivant, that
is.a good liver, when he Is VIGOROUSLY
the worst Of all livers, and bears bad liver
with him.
-. What branch Of education do you
have chiefly in your school," Abrapeh OF
birch. SIR; the master has used up almost
awhole tree"
The following toast was recently given
The ladie.-may We kiss oil the g'r'. We
please, aud please all the girls we kiss
"A Fra,sri s,cr letter writer gives the
bill Of iarc a., tie last dinner. First course
bean SOP: second. hoilsd haus third,
baked heans: entrees. fried byaus dessert
eosec and h,ans.
An inventor has produced an Apparatus
which he claims Is cure ior snoring u
fa.,sns upon the mou,h a gotta rercha
tube. leading to the t,mpanum OF the ear
Whenever the ,noryr srores, be hm''li re-
eeiye. the Grit impression. ard finds how
di.agrcahle it Is.
The Spar,ans were great ene"',' I"
much speaking. Certain orators came lr''n
Same. and made long discourse to Cleo
mspc.. lie sid TO them "Thc beginning
OF your spc,eh I do no, remember; the m'd'
de. therefore do not comprehend The
conclusion do not approve
Sir Peter Lily made rule never to
look at had picture, having found by cS-
pcriencc tina, whenever he did - his Pens"
took TINT from il. Apply the same rule
to bad books and bad company.
Charlie. my dear" said a loyin. mo-
Their to her hopeful son. just hudded into
brooches. "eome here AMI get some candy.
81 guess I won't mind i, now. mother
replied Charlie, &" I've got some 'ohaeeo.'
a little hoy upon whom his mother
was inGic,inc personal ela'''s'men'' 'a'd
=. Give me two ~ thru lick. more. mother,
| don't think I can behave veil yet
Men Of --nia. are rnraly moch annoy
Cd by a., comp,ny Of vulgar people. b.
eaus, they has, a power % l''sin; At 'nc'
per,,n. "a, objects Of amusement q. another
race altogether
An old lady WIS highly delighted and
edited ~ view or The ,c---l. on long l.
land Sound town: their boats a'i'rn, and
exclaimed: "lI1w perfect is all the works
Of uatur, Even the graf b: 'hirs have
all their LITTLE ones runnin' along after them
just a, playful As lambs "
The following !, from the Wilmington
IL C.) Mercury Persons wishing 10 see
the editors will generally End them at the
rrintin. ofHec. In their absence. however.
invitations to dine and challenges 10 6sht.
should b. lslt either with the Publisher or
in our table drawer"
-Frsu, Pu4cI The Carlton Dictionary
The D,rhyi,ss have pretty way of dsscrih-
ing a brihc. They call RIA votive orr
ing"
Con a la1y in low spirit. who has IRE
ou,nt recourse to the E,u-dr Cologne hit
lie. hs sail 10 he sustained by FlrTa.ceous
fooie
-FarT,l Ganr.'-v. Who .,vs We az
not gallant rrH.r' rkreraN'r Din.
NJ. rr instance UHE OH. .r
u'sar,rs. ..,....s .. a.. ., ..rH..
wl.r. up v.r" 81. ...s.
-W,c.ar.ta,e.g. .F.ea'ar.r', feI.
i1= ty h'- .rtvl-i ....rnc. hl. c'1-
s,irpc, may t,rtur. H.u ikea hurriu; c''l
within. Will. his out, 90 i.,s smooth a.
polished ivorv
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9TH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
New ListofG Gifts for1S59!
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
G.. G.. EV AN S g. CO.,
A. their original Gi0 Bookstore
No. 45 Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE the new year With 40 a. sn''' n"
creased f,cnirs f,r boy Jog goods and do'ng Dust
-. ,nl are now prepared To oncr grraief ~
I,.,,ne,t. ,o Book bu,crs ihan ever helorr'
Zine ha. proved that the giil ','lem Is pet@a
n.n,. Evans 4 60. are determined 10 prove lha'
,h,ir establishment, u conducted under tia, sHs'em
IL . more Iil,cr,l and Impartial 'u'"ner lhan any
o,br,. Having lived down almost OIL opposition
nnI having the legitimacy Of their plan o' oP,'a.
lion Acknowledged from Maine TO California, 'hei
c,n niIorI to Lc generous. Try them aud Judge
G,r Xuurg yrs
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CrRlosur GR,ruiEp AND S,rrurp -
S,ms N.wprtrr. arr renowned or ihrir
pryins curiosity. Their reculnrity T..
pointeily hi, by IN, i,llowin:. which, lays
the Nrwp,rs Daily News, s." aimed a,
somebody !"
Duncan Pen. E.q., has just commenced
the erection Of new fence m lrunt Of his
mansion. on Mary street, in this city. On
one Of the posts i the following in mana.
script;
"Thc proposed fence {. to he 60 feet Ion;
10 Zee, rails over coping; to he finished
this wesk. Mr. Eaton is theearpenter, and
Mr.. Fluddsr the mason. The work i 10 be
done BY the day. DUNCAN PELL.
Term. cash.
"M,.,rs Finch Eng. furnish the lum-
Der.
Ihopa hi, wall be satisfactory to the
public.
April sj. 1852"
IConclcsiun Of the above thrilling legend. !
IL w. On the frs, night Of the % h. dry
month of Nav. '5C-,hc month 81 lower,
anl bllmy z'phyrs, passional attraction.
gr.sn pess AND other afHoitis-. that Duucan
Pell hy bgsial ia the arm, nc slumh'r.
A load and terrible ripping r'1.'d hrn
II was continued. Rp-rp-r'P. Star
ting from slrcp, Duncan looked forth into
the moonlight. \ j5rk FORM Wls P'and'ns
away az the dYnr. ~ Pen looked from the
window, the PORN cried aloud
"Siy-yeou-Mis,er Psll-be you agoln'
TO have this ere fence white or yaller wash.
ed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10

I'VE having l,ren appointed by The Judge Of
w Probate f,r the County IT ONori. 10 re
rriye sni examine a. clsims of the creditors of
the estate 1T JOHN DoLLaTT, late Of Rumlord 10
AID C,uriy. deceased, whose estate l. upresent.
81 ,a.olyrii, hrreh, give notice that slN months.
from the ivellih day Of April next. have bcen Al
L,w~d 10 .,d crr,itors 10 bring IN aud prove their
cl,ns; ani that W will attend t. th, ser,icr
as.ignri u. At the house Of jaime. VI. D,llod, at
Ru nfiui CehIrr. "n the twelfth day oi Aud. the
t~rniy eighth diy OF June ani nlneteenlh day
October next. irom one o'clock to i've. 90 each o
said days. PATRICK llOYT,
IRA 4. PUTNAM.
Rumlorl. March l7lh, lsjS. I
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ID. u. HASTINGS,
JOHN WALktR.
Commissioner, Of Insolvency

I'VE, the subscribers. having beeu appointed by
w the llnn. Thomas ~. Brown, lodge ,f Pro-
bate Sc the Cuuniy Of ONiOnl, Commissioners 10
receive aud exalnine the claims Of the ,eve,al
creditors Of sOraaus n. Cole late of Greei WooJ.
~ said County Of ONGord. deceased, whose estate
i repre'ealed iasolyen,, herrby give notice that
siN no,ihs from aad after The 18th ,lay Of March
4. ID. 1859. have been allowed Ia said CT, ,liiurs
90 bring 10 and prose their claims again.t sid e.
ta'ei aad that We will attend to thedaiy assigned
~ az the store of George W. Patch, at 4. ,cke'.
Mills IN said Greenwood. on the 6rst sa u,d,y
II zach 90 the months of June and sept mb,i,
next, iroH Que o'clock 10 i've o'clocK pm.
ALvAH HOBBS.
GEORGE W. PATH.
LOcke's Mill., April II, 1859.
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COMMISSIONERS OF IysoIyr,,cy

4 tUNNISsIUNEWs OF INSOLVENCY.
" The Subscriber. having b-en appointed by
The IN nfable Jaige of Probate fnr the G. uaty IL
ONiprd. Con niss,pners Ia receive aud examine
the cl'inspi the crr liturs pfihr estate prviliam
"ofi1n : tate ofFnebars, - aid County, de.
ceased, which u represented insolVrut. hereby
give nIiice that s,N mInlh. from the 18th ,l,y of
March A. ID. 1850, are allowed said creditor. To
bring IN aad Prove their claims aud that se will
sttenl a. the duty a..igae ~. 1T The otiio Of ID
x. hastings in Lowell, on the la.t SATURDAY Of
each month, at 2 o'sloek. 4. NJ.
ID. u. HASTINGS,
JOHN WALktR.
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zoo DOLLARS WORTH

az lowest wholesale p'ice,) of the aboys Gin.
will h. impartial Distributed among purchasers,
With c,r,y $1,000 worth OF Book. GOLD.
-E-AH Bsol, ,sh At Paltih's'' io'soi ''iai
pfi.u.
Onr Catalogue II Books emharcs allofi he mnst
nnnul.r Nm, icnt md unden liook.. 10 VARIETY 10
,uit allta.tes. incui,oy lli.,nN- biography Pie
tiot-M --Msdial-I,eligious and Misccl'
Imam. l.IirrAinIr. aud cont llrr ~ lnN ahdrr,s.
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NOTICE. 70 ~ha. q may concern. This
~ o. g" give nutire that my vile, Hannah j.,
has sithpatal t'at oa my part and without any
pruV'cai"n "hsievrr. left ny bed AMI board and
gone O. ptris ulknown % ne. Thi. - 60 forbid
ali rrrs''sifon 2 iri,,ring or tru.iini her 90 "a,
i.raunt as sas.l psy debit e hes eostractiag
aiisr lhis a,ie. JOSEPH g. fARRlS.
IIebroa, April ), 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-10

TIE" oo1vrr,loa OF Lpla Moat'1 is at
nognc,i She has. o, is said quietly settlei
down humble, peac,til. exemplary r.i.-
giags wom.n, Ia bss osa d1=.-u a. P.ssa.
dilly, London.
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- lions. allowed hN lhg Suprrmr luiIritl TO ~,
IT Oh. March tenn. 1859. a, certified e. nc hy the
Glib ui .,i Cuuu.
STATE o.. Js..r 4. Sweat - al. S229 OF
Originated briotr Eii d. Bean. lei.
state ~. l,ol cole. SOL
orig,aa'sd i-io'c III u. Dcso, leg.
Stale ~. Lstkiu l.. F,o.t, 80 ~
Originated lrior' III II. Dean, leo.
State ". O.spod T,o.t, $50
Originated byiorc Gaui Jury.
State W rnurm Alinu. 1874
Originated before G,sni Jury.
State w.. Foybprg, go
Oi-u,lsd b-io'c Gaui Jury.
State 81. lawson Whitiug. iii6
Odynslsd h,i,Ir G'snd Jury.
State ". William south. 81 90
Originated b-inrc Grand Jury.
State ". Hem, Wrcks. 3iOi
Originated be o'c John Moulton, Esq
State w.. Dau,el ". WidIor, 53ss
Originated bsfr'r \. n. Knapp, Esq.
State " Dsuu. Mitchell. ~ 10
uriginlled hciow Grand Jury.
State ". liannilal kaeehnd, o. IS
Originated before u. Il Hastings. Es1.
State ". John &. Burns, 81 90
Originated helorr Gtanl Jury.
JOSEPH BARROWS. Tree surer.
THEAsURHR's OTTIcT, PARIs,l
N., lDth $50
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TIVE Subscribe ~oaid .ay o. his frienls a.,
the pil.ic srn-rally, that be - still At WorI
al he tr,is ~ will j Hp aay Job IN hi. line, ~
well ~ a., hhrks nith IN the C,un,y Of ONiord
Phase cal sni see.
shop on ths bill. opposite llersry's Foundry.
J. d. STUART
Sou,h P4r,s, April. 1859. ~
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ONToRD, s.-At the tenn of the Court II Coun.
" Commissioners. hoLlen nj Paris, IN ani ior
the County of ONl,rl. ON the se ond Tuesday oi
May, 4. u, 1859;
Uppu the foregoing petition, satisfactory eve
dcncc having been received that the petitioners
acc responsible, AMI that inquiry intn the merits
oi his application u CNprdcnt, u !. Ordered
that the Count, Commissions meet atihe dwelling
house It Enn- Abbott IN Rumlori. un Tucsdiy the
iu rlhh day ufJuly nrNt, ~ eno'clock a. VI, and
thence proceed ~ view the route mentioned 10 -aid
petition; immrlatel, after which view, hearing
of the pauirs and Witnesses viii be had IN the Vi
ciniiy. and such oiher measures taken in the
premises A. the Commissioners shall jnise proper.
All il l. further Ordered, that notice Of the iimc
place and purpose of the Comni.sioners' meeting
aforesaid b. gwen To Ill persons AMI corporations
interested, by causing atie.led copies Of aid pc
tiion anil II this order thereon IN be served upon
the clerks oi the town. 81 Rumfard AndoVcr J. kuN-
bur, and also po.leiup 10 3public places IN each 81
sai iowns ~ published three weeks successi,ely
in The ONford Democrat, a public Newspaper
printed nj Paris, IN ssd Couay at ONlaul.
the fret of aid publications and each Of the
Other notices, to he made, served aud posted,
at least ihidy days before aid time Of meet
ing. ~ the en that All persons nni corporations
aiay then AMI lhrre appear aud shew caufe Il any
they have, why the prayer Of said petitioners
should not be- granted.
Attest; SIDNEY PERlIAM, CLERK.
A true eopy of said Petition and Orler of Court.
Attest! SIDNEY Peril M, Clrtk.
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srArr ny MAINr
Tura,uRrE', Orricr. Arou'r,
a. a

lhlAtthlhs bllltfs NN"NHlAs
MN ?, 1859.
TrON the fiuwiag townships OF tracts 81
[ l,ud. MT liable 90 D. assessed b. ao, town,
the lpllauing asscssmcnis CO State tsN Netr made
D., ap ,ct ufihs leg,.htarc approved oa the i,'t
Iiy 1T April. 1859, via.
COUNTY or OXFORD