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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
DIR, J. IfOSTEITERs
cELTuRArTD
St O M a O b B itters!

Tn, that numerous class who devote themselves
IN lhstar, ani other sedcniary pursuits, and in
con.squsnce Of q want of rhys'cal exercise, lc-
come The victims " anguot and debility, without
nerve 90 appetite. have hitherto sought ~ ysia
ior some inyigoraiing, lie giving medicine, whose
effects upon the system .hsll w. both speedy aud
permansnt. Physicians ~ sminsncc. and pro.
inuudl, acquainted with the requirements Of The
bun,n frame. commend IlOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS 80 the safest and .v,iicst siimulant ~ the
r,eup.ratiye enet gie. u The system yet Discovered
II rr.tar,. the appetite, gsss ifesh yisor 20 the
digestive organs. sends the blood lhTuugh the
veins With a more lively cuttcni, corccts ten-
,I.oe, 10 dspfe.siou of spifhs, and ~ = man f'r
the Transaction Of businsss Nth n cheerful heart
,,I active mind. Unlike Other medicines which
have been devised lof the sane object, the UT.
TlKs do not act spismodirally. or with trmpo-
rar, pow,r-ths iahaenes ofihe remedy = lasting.
And Il paticnt vii lut give some siienti"ni 10 So
curing pfopst exercise, after the fel'ei has been
Afforded. he nre, fear rrturn II the niiieiion,
The debility nstural % the enetu,chmsni 81 yeat'
upon the hodil, fame u also alleviaied by this
great strengthening medicine. thus cnabling the
aged to pass their declining day. N physical case
whereas they are now 'uferiug fom extreme
~..Los.. snd nervousness. To this venerable
rl,.. az rsopls, iIOSrETTER'S BfrrERS may
H. commended AZ Invaluable. The propfietufs II
,hi. inyigoaiof have H. addition, deep gra,ifea-
tion 10 assuring Nnf,ing Mothers that they will
6nd the bitter. the safest ADD bcst 81 rcsiofiii'es
yer, irW msdicinss are sanctioned bN physicians
a. nrop~r a. L. administered dufing the period ~
nusing; aud this has gaine'i an universal prefer
encc.
rg-Tho-e Who desire 10 purchase this great
rsmsdy for Dyspepsia and Debility ,houh ~.
nsml,.r the precise title. ilosietirrs Cs,ehf,'ed
strmaeh Bitsrs. II l. pot up IN quart totllcs,
With the u,me. Dr. J. iiosiriisr's stomach Bit
tee. .bl,wn 90 the lptIle. aud alec STAMPED on the
can ro,rting the cofk. with the autograph II
IIo.tstisr 4 Smith on the htel. These thing
az important on account Of the nuincruu, counIer-
lett. w the mafkst.
ry-Prrp,tel and sold by ilOSTETTER 4
SMITH. Piu.bsrg. Pa. and also sald b, All
druggists. gfoccfs. ADD dealer. generally through
cot tn Un,trd Staics, Canada, South America
snd Germany.
Sold b, II. =. Bate. 4 Co.. Paris; Nc. W. \
Rust. Sou,h Paris; u. D. Noyos, Norway; "
Robinson, Mechanic Tsls.
Wholc.sls hy ". =. PhIlps, Portland.
weeks 4 Potter, lio.ton. Gensml agents 70
the Ne~ England State. and Pfo'inccs. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

THE Eve OF ruE NTEDtE. 4 recent trav.
eler 10 the Holy Land informs Us that there
is a, me s'dv Of the principal gate Of Jgru.
salsm a small one. which. upon occasions
Of great urgency, was opened Tor the aimis.
sion u parsons after The great gates Of the
city were all closed Tor the night. This
gate. from is small siE'. was called the eve
Of needle aud TO st camel through
IL at all was no small task-but COR loaded
eamsl q pas, was an utter impossibiliiy.
With the aboye tact before the mind, one
can ses that the word. Of our Savior. when
speaking Of the straight gate and the rich
man were more literal than many suppose.
And We see how the rich man, passes into
the narrow way, the sides and low top Of
the straight gate scrNpe everything from
him ia which he bad before trusted. No
one can take anything but himself through.
Far easier d. iI 70 strip "a camel of it. burden.
than to divest rich man Of his trust in
riches
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs. Colds, bronchitis. and
INCIrIENr CONSUMPTION.

4 BOUT .iN ,elr, sgo the European Cough
n Remedy was introduced into hi, State, anl
II - 81 H. presumed that bat lev ate now unae.
quaiuied With IL. sinu.s; many are nov living,
Who, bot ioT IT, remedial paw ., would have heen
bong since 10 the spini land The Agent. have
just received ifesh suprly oithis Invaluable mel.
icine and al Who are suffering from coughs. and
have therefore cause for drcading consumption,
are inyiied O. give Il trail The following case
of ,ufe has bsen sent with rcqu'st that II should
h, Published ior the benefit oi Others; u - IRON
yeranus T.. York. Eco, formerly Of Meredith
Village, now Of landod, n. ".
Rev. Walter Chrke-Dear Sir: Among the
thousands ofihanknl helrs, ~ eNprIsed To you
by letter. phase accrpl ~, ''no"rr ths> ior your
valuable cough medicine. bt am truly thankful
that I eve, heard II the European Cough Rene
dy. I was afflicted With a Cough Tor over iwn
long years, part 81 the time very severely. !
tried almost everything that ! conld hear of; and
also quite a number Of physicians, but without ~.
ceiying any permanent benefit. ] was then al.
Weed 10 ip your European Cough Kennedy. and
accordingly lovght ons Of the small battles, which
made NE some better. ! then procured large
hottie, aud before had taken hslfof II. ny cough
had leit me, and my lungs were restored. am,
therefore prepared t. .ay from personal expert.
epce, that in my opinion the European Cough
Remedy /. the lest medicine ior cough. ever dts
covered. vERANUS T.. NORk.
TRIAL bottles, rs cents. Large bottles, con.
tanning the quantity OF four trial bottles. 10 cents.
The European Lough Remedy Is prepared by
Rev. W,LTER CL.HEE, Minot, Me, (late
Cornish by whom agents are supplied. Sold 10y
all r,,rrclable druggists aud medicine dealers
everywhere
For sale i,y II. =. Bates 4 Co., aud J ". Raw
sou, Paris; W. A. Ru.t, So. Paris; &. 4 %. VI.
Mason. Bethel; ID. ", Noble, South Waterford (;
%. Porter, Waterford; Bsmrs Wslk'r, Lowell;
&. /. Chase Il Co., DSGeld; T.. AiSood and
&. II. Atwood. Buck6eld; J. T.. Hubbard ! Co.,
Hiram; ID. =. Noyes, Norway. l!22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

THE Nav CAHLE. Arrangement. are IN
progress f0r new cable. to be stretched
aerps. the Atlautic mex, year. The CON
psny have decided 70 make the conductor
Of SIR copper wires twisted, and Of about
sir times the sire Ct the old cable. There
will be no outside covering 81 iron wire, as
on the cable li'i las; year, except fOr few
hundred miles at each end. The new ca
bl. i. 10 be made. laid down and suaran-
tied IN all resp,cis, aud Is expected o. BE- m
order for business early neNt summer IL
j. understood the American Ppblie will have
an opportunity I, 'ub.sribs to the new
stock. guaranteed BY the British govern.
ment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Don't carry your handkerchief in your
broas. pocket. II you do. says Punch, you
take a wiper to your bosom.
An old writer SAYS ''wOrds are women,
deed. are men" This accounts Tor the fac,
that many men are much more fond Of
words than deeds.
The Boston Post fears tina, the shops"
q, the watering places are no, uuirequenIly
used Cor brewing evil.
Before marriage the man is very much
struck with the woman, andafisrwarjs IN"
woman Is very much struck by the man.
Punch sAysis j. striking business on both
sides
An English paper, giving an aseOun,
OF Gre .ays This !. the third time the
sane row OF ba,ldings Ia. been totally con-
sumed.
-ThsOdOre Parker SAYS dress u the viea-
riou. A,Opensn, whereby usliness hopes for
redemption.
Men may give good advice, bot they
eannO, give the sense To profit by il.
The sane ladies who would faint TO see
mans shirt on a clothes line, will, in a
waltz. lovingly rpOse their heads On the
ane carmen, when the nan D. in IL.
Many people like newspapers, ba; few
people preserve them yet the most inter
e-,irg reading imaginable i. Gle Of old
papers. IL bring- up the very age, with all
it, hustle and every day adlirs. and marks
it, genius and 10. spirit more than the most
labOrvd description Of the historian. Who
can take up paper halt century back,
without the thought that AlmO., every
name there printed snow Gu; upon a tomb
stone at the head Of an epitaPh'
The wife OF Choate said in answer to
some cOmmonplscO eongratulation. about
his lame. that A." be was - true and perfect
husband and father that no thought OF hi.
being great nan ever entered the house.
hold"
II, /, ,nid by the sr., Of critics ,ha,
great poe, is d,scsrned IN bis knowing when
not 10 write. Ia IS said Of Louis Napoleon.
BY his admirers. that be j. reriec, master
Of the ART Of foru6cation. lie evidently
knows when to let a lorii6c4,ion alone.
Punch.
"A baker advcrtisss; That as al men
ned bread. be wi.he. the public to know
thu, hsknscts it, lie IL de-,rous Of tccdius
all who are hungry. aud hopes hi, god
works NAV be in the mouth Of every body.
lie is well disposed toward. al men. and
the best hryd people among u. will end
him, he bore., one Of the bess bread men in
the city.
Il; the I,h OF July celebration in &c.
ne-co, M, the following ,oas, was sent in
by lady
The old bachelor. Of Gcneseo May they
have the sure ihroa, until they become vii.
Ing to Oss a linen night gown sleeve with
an srm in IL.
An Irish clergyman having gone to
visi, the portraits Of the Scottish kings in
noly'ood house, observed one Of the mon.
archs ola very youthful appearance, while
his sun Vas depicted With long beard, aud
wore the traits Of extreme old age "SAnc.
n Maria" syelAim q the good Hibernian,
Il po-sibl" iha, ibi. gentleman was an Old
nan when bis father was born ="
MIR. wcilsrburn. afterwards Lord
Loughboroggh, was Once asked whether be
really delivered, Ia the House % Commons,
asPecch which the newspapers ascr'bcd TO
himI why, TO b. ,ure, aid be, ''thcre
are many thing, in TIA, speech which | did
say. and there are many more which | wish
had sid"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
BOOKS AND GIFTS!
G.. CT. EVANS g. CO.,
Proprietor. 81 the
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
~ NEW ENGLAND.
No. As Cornhill, Boston,
V ALUABL H. BOOK S
Am
RICH CT Il Il $.

A on raryas ~ y,iss 6oss 50 ds. 70 500, giro,
iofAs p.f,Ai'sr II r,sTy iook.
WYE take pleasure 80 siat,ng that the LIBERAL
w and iarfeising patronage bestowed on ~ w
the psopIs of go Enghnd, AMI other parts II
the couniry enable ~ a. odcf st,l greater induc-
,esnt. 90 purchasers IT books, aad individuals or
ASSOCIATIONS getting up clnb., than ever before.
The advantages Ne posses Over any other sim
ihf embellishments IN the o1unin, especially ior
6ling New Eagl,nd atdefs, mast h. evident 10
thasc ae1uiiaisd With our position. ADD unlef.
stand ouf superior and Increasing iacililrs i'r
doing business. Our advantages lTe a. i'llows.
We publish large lot II valuable books.
We ohtain barge guntiiss u other valuable
works IN exchange trr our own.
We Inv itrge editions from other pablishsrs 81
each At vsry tpw pfiocs,
We pct no objectionable book on our oailhyus.
W. odsr Ne Inducements which wc DO nat ial.
CO..
We lazy our ws,che, 10 quantities forc,,h
and ofihe lr-t make.
We have or Jc~sly made o. order by the lest
manufacturers IN this oounty BOD Eufopc
n, doing an sxisasivc bnsiness W. can make
very valuable presents mote ircqpsniiy 10 puf-
rhascrs.
Our present plan n operations V ths same a.
oririnaisd eve years ago Nv Nc. q. q. Eyaf.,
ani - .anrtionsd not only 10y the highest judi.
,ial authority ~ w. ri, syrry State in ihe Iui'1,
lh, b, the voice II the people fso'n Maine o. Ca''
iLlrnia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

TstL H.. Cs.siy Cs-,~s,,oa'rS Is' ia Cgssiy
~ Orf5ra.
u'HE Undersigned petitioner, woud respectfully
4 rvprr-rat that ovuuiy rosd - marh "oe'ei
fro,r po,ni near Joha VI. Wilson's - Liaeoln
Plantation. o. the li.. Il the Grad Ttunk rs'l'
road: anI that, On our opinian. the most direct
srd frasible ruaic u hy the South arm 81 the
R,rhar,i.sn Lake, thrnco down the 'allry Of
na,k brook 90 An'ov,r. ani thsnce e. BOant's
Paai n,f.st ~ wo.,d.tsck. We therefore pay
,,,ur hoi.or. IN view aid ruuir and make such 10.
s,tia. snd .hrrat,ons a. are 5r the public inter
st aad convenience.
NATHAN DRESSER and iOT others.
Trhfutr, - lSSq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

sLavEzY Az ANriDorE. Grant rhorburn
say. that Ms,,ernieh, the subtle Austrian,
once declared that as long a. the republ'e OF
America existed. there would be no stao'Ii'
ty for the thrones Of Europe, and that the
only an,ido,e to democracy was to proPa'
gate slavery in America. IN. Y. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

THY DIDN'T DO IT. A public meeting,
., ST. JOssphs, No. called n denounce she
new free soil paper in that eiiy. the Free
Democrat. refused TO dn il. bat on the con-
trary voted to sustain IL. and this too while
oil the pro-slivery men were iull Of rage at
DR.. Doy'. escape. The paper is To be pub
hshed daily hereafter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
NEW PANTY SEWING MACHINE,

Which - the most compact and beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. II 10 oTnameni'd ~
the h ghr.t .ylc of at. and all Who see ~ sre de-
lighted With u. IL ,nakcs the impto'ediuietlocA
ocked stitch. and =. capable Of doing grraIet's'
ricty IL woik IN better sly than any other Sew
i0g Machine c'cr Offered for family purposes.
Iii. not subject to the h.cct'on OF usiug twice
too much thrsal, snd m1kitga raNeling seam.liAe
the Grover 4 Hak~r; oat e. Il confined ,nits oTcf'
aion to few thin fibfcs, liable To get out Of or
dcr ssd unhlicd 10 use a,N ihrad Ike the Wheeler
4 W,l.ou Machine; bats ,mply suihcicntto per-
torn aIi kind, Of family scwing.
Price ot famil, Machines With iron table CON.
plsie fof use 500. The largerstandatd machines
from sI25 TO $500. send Tor l. NJ. S,nger b
Co.. Gazette, bvsutiiulp,ctorial paper devoted
10 Sewing Machines, and containing l'st Of price.
sod all other aiormat,on on the subject. ltsillbe
Er~aIdsd grstis.
L.. VI. SINGER & CO..
ass broadway Mes York.
uRANCH oTIIcIs
Boston Alhsny Baltimore ~. Louis
Providence Gloyersyille Cincinnati NeS Orlean.
Nes Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
NewaIk Philadelphia Nashville Paris, fpue
Ga.go~. Scotland.
Loealagents wanted. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

There ]. emo prospect that the carriage
road from Peabody river to and ever NJ.
Washington. will b, completed. next soassn.
Rich and Myers have purehs'sd the rights Of
the old company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
Ayers Ca,hartic Pills,
ron rHE cURE

ron THE CtRG
Co,,,rc-,i, yssai,c,, Dy,pcrai, iai,r'siaH. Dv'
,ui,-y. Pol S,a-asL, E'ynpsiiI, H,siasl'. P,i'.
Rkp-at,v,. FrsJs,oas aHd SliH Dl''a'a, Law
CsHplaiui. Doggy. Tfiu, TNsu asi Sab
Rkra,, Wo,rs.. Goui. N,s'alsif. as q D,asu
PA. aad r., Psrt.ag ~ Md.
The, ATE Sugar coated 90 that the most scns'-
tive can take them pleasantly, add they are the
beet aper,n, ~ the world iot all the pufpJ,es oi
a f,a.iy phy'ic.
Price. - ocn,s Per boSi Five boxes 6r 81.
Grcal pumlefs Il Clstg,men, Sia,rsmen, PhN','
clans aud 'winsm prfsuEagc,, have l'ut their
names 10 c'tilb the urramiicl ussiulrcss of ihe.e
remedies. lot our space hstr will not permit The
irsrrtion II them, The agents below named for.
nish gfsiis out American Almanac in which they
arr g,,sn; Nth slso foil description II the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should b, fol-
loved lOt their core.
DO not H. pot "a by unpfincipled dealers Nth
other preparation. ih,y make mote pruht 90.
Demand AiIE's and iake no Others. The SICK
want the b~si AID there u ior them. and they
.houil have IL.
Al out Icmc,lie. are zoe sa~ b, II i. Bates :
Co., Paris; Dr. Ru.t, 30. Paris; u. 7. Moves,
NofNay; :. Moue. Moth Tumsf. league Bros,
Tuinsf; harrow, \ Elli., Cintoa. Atwood &
Co., BUcA6cld; Cha'r h Co, DiS6rld. and by
all druggists aud merchants. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS p!
--lsD-
THE ONLY REMEDY.


THE Eastern stairs, Included 10 that section Of
i the unioa With u most. widely hn"wn a.
New Enslnd, ca tain thrifty. indu'lriou'' IN
,.naent people. who have achieved M uhe"m-
mon degree ol prosperity; With climate en-,
,,sme, ir,ing 90 some constitutions, AIDA s'h oi
small fertility. they have coniii'ed TO 'urpa's
ms, favored commuaiiiss ~ almost everything
tia, cunAuces To socisl eomluu and happiness.
Ilnlp,tnnaiely they are occasionally ~ ahsoilel
Ia Im.inss. aud mental cultivation that they ne
slice, the precautions which are essential 70 b'd''
|, health. Dyspepsia and phys'cal debility are
ntc,alent amang al classes The hrsi disease -
uro,lucsd Nv insiicniion 10 the digestive organs
which are 20 susceptible 81 dcrangement' Ihous'
aod. are INV paving the penalty 81 this neglect,
api suffering daily the most trying palms, almost
wi,hou, hope II relief. They have cone TO To-
l,e,e that their ailmeni v chronic, and that they
must hear With ito the end IL graii6es ~ ex'
c.edingl, a. announce Ia these afflicted individ.
nal. ,h,i they may now command remedy OF IN
questionable potency ADD virtue, which has never
Iscn known 90 fail IN al cases 81 digestive weak
nee. or derangemea,. Hendricks of tongues are
ready To- grow eL,quen, in prai.s Of his wonder.
FOL conquerer of dyspepsia, which . known 40
nn ItnSTtTrEnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES !
NEW sTYLEs-PRICES FROM sJOio si2S.
rNrEIeHAnat % s5ToE HraHrE'.
rs SUMNER STREET, no ,T,,,
I95 BROADWAY, NJ" '"NN'

The,e Machines sew IRON two 'po"h' a. p"'.
chased from the store. rcquiTing NJ H-rihd,hs 90
thread, thsy Hem, Fell, Usihsr, anil stitch 20 a
.,r.,,or .t,ls flashing each sesm I their os n
,r.r,,ioo. without recourse Ia the band needle
a. q. require IN other machines. They viii do
better an cheaper sewing ,han 'eam-iress oan'
even II .he works fos -, e'-i az h'Hr' aai are
unuue.,ioaably. the b'a M,sL'a,' IN the market
IL, f,mi, srwing. on account ~ their .i~plie'iJ'
durability. easc OF management, and adaptation To-
,II yatieir. Of faulty sswing-eNecuting either
heavy o, 6pc work with equal facility, aud With
ont .pccisl adju-lmsni.
A. evidence 81 tho unque'lion"l superiority Of
their Machines. the Grover & Baker sewing Ma
chine Company beg leave TO respectfully refer to
al. l,il.~iau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
ONE THOU SAND IOlIiKS A YEAR

I. onl, fnT average Of the actualptohtiron the
use ofcsch one oiihcsc Machlnes and 'ot cohhfm'
at,on ofths tiuth We refer Co any ol th. thoo'
.and. OF per.oa, Who use then. They are adapt
81 o. every SCOT o wstk. hoe 90 coars' upon SIN,
cottun, liasn aad ~ooien hhFics. also light and
hsa,, leather. They never ia,lto give cn''tes sat.
i.isCtiou.
To meet the growing demand Tor a smaller and
more elegant machine ior private AND household
parpu.s.. Ne have Jast ptodsced aud ate ready 10
receive orders Zoe Stnett's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN allthelradipg hranshe' Of manufacturing Inc
dusiry, the great prac,'cals Superiority Of sirg
80 S,sing Machines 3. a tact established beyond
di.pule. No ta,lor, shoe manufacturer. e lo,hier.
.,am.irsss. dts.s maksT, saidlef, carriage itim'
nsr, hat manufacturer, Sc. -, ean Afford Ito 81"
u LIhnnI Ihrm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
CATTION Do TME runLIC-

4. there ace pfioa. parties advertising iHsw'
selves as IN the Giit lu,iuess, some hl'ing IN.
iaisciv ~ claim having l-en the ri.'H'i''''
lot Who have not the disposition 90 ability i' lH'-
Gu their promises, We iesl u dni, % ""i' selves
and the public 10 state that W have nn r"aa'''
lion With any c,accrn ~ New NurA 'r Nrs Lng'
lad and individuals scnding urInry io such pr.
tss mnst MT blame %. " thsy zee rh-atrd'--''
Judge 81 the laisincss Nv such sianiard.
Or,lsr. from clul. 90 single individuals soliN'
ted rom al parIs ct The couuiy.
q. q. EVANS s CO.,
ana 10 CouLir. BOSTON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
Our Catalogue of Books,
Agcnt. Wanled E,eIlMhcIc

The most liberal commission. q, n'a-l nr .'''s.,
will h. gwen o. p-rson or assIrihii'ns iHrm rs
r ul,. lsr ten or more bpok.. o. b. seat II o.
tin,e. Postmaster, .shppi Teacher, 80 .rHis'
clcrgymen, or any inliyiiuil, can ."1n r'p'.1i'h
10 i1rm q veil selected lihrir, without rSl.nss'
~ actiag a. Que agent. Please 'ead lor q tiih'
k,rus AMI cifculaF.
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Blacksmithing.

rI,IIE subscriber woald ssy 10 b.. i''e"d' a','
the public generally, that he . 'tin ~ s''N
a hi. trade anl will DO up aay job ~ h's nhs' 80
well .. ANY blacksmith IN the County OF o>'o'''
Please cali aud zee.
shop on the hill, opposite llcr,sy's l0unar
South Paris, April, 1859. 10
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Tor one vol or more ,or e rome OF more ; parts,
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a Way Of Procuring the Cyeiopsdia TO-
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Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid aud Faststehmcr.
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amI -. Juhn. Als1 connects With steamers iuT
baltimore. Coed. taken through with despatch
al the cheapest rates.
shipper. are requested To .ead their freight 10
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