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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-12-17

A Lii who want Dry Goods at cheap prices
/ A will do we'll to call at the New Store.
cas-, end oi i.iktun, whcr- obey will find Il
large assortment. WIN MCCLELLAND.
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New Cracker Bakery in EIkton.

MORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
I'1 OF informing the public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Clackel 5
OF all kinds. al his Bakery, in the Hollow, to
which he calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also. constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties. Nc.
COnlecftOneries.
have jnSt received from Philadelphia a
choice lot of ConrcctionericS, which will be
sold cheap for cash, who'll sale and retail.
Thankful for past tavors, | Respectfully
solicit continuance Of the same.
NORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10. 1858.
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HATS AND EURS

TOllS o'BIRNE. s. +. CORNER EIGHTH AND
- RACE STREETS. PnlLtpGLrHI. respectfully
informs the public that he has now in store a most
excellent Assor mcnt of
DRESS HATS. at SO and 81 each
soft Hats FROM 81 urwirls CHELnREN'S FANCY
ONES and B.ANEN Ii AIs in an ul.nunll Ynri..tv
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A handsome lot of Mantilla Shawls suit bic for
II the Fall, just received and for sale by
svp. 10. BENZ T. NAY
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TERMS.
Gu kSisISG.

discount of twenty-five per cent from the
above prices will be allowed to CLUns ordering
four or more copies of ANY one or more Of the
above works. thus: Four copies of Black wood.
OF one Review. will BE- sent to address f,i
50; four copies OF the four Reviews and Black
wood for $50 and 50 on.
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EaDhstE, kEVIRS.

of the choicest kinds and most carefully made
.y'No Interpretations as to quality or kind
allowed
Ladies Furs altered and repaired promptly and
perfectly. Fur Trimming of various widths
~ krmcmb ~ oDIRNES is vt the south east
corner of ElGHrH and RACE Streets. Sign of the
LIoS. TGEn and BEAR surmQunts the sore
Oct Is. lsLg--.,m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-04

J. IVINSON, late Master Mechanic +. & e..
Railroad. $40 ~
d. CALLAHAN, late Engineer d Macl,nist do
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-04

GETTING PAID Twice FOR VorING.-The
Savannah Republican says, in Il certain dis
trict of Georgia. during the late State cleo
ton, the vote being close, the Democrats to
carry it, brought in the aid OF voters of the
"vots early and vote often class These
hundred, or hundred and twenty as the case
may be, had been Gagged for day or two
previous to the time when they should tex
ercise the prerogative of treenen," and, con-
sequently, had time to get relieved to some
extent from the effects of bad liquor. When
the wagons and the purchaser OF the votes
arrived to convey tile patriots to a remote
precinct to cast their sutfrages, where they
would be free from unpleasant interferences
the most of them were sober. aud ready to
make az much out of the occasion as pos
sibIe. ff#
Five dollars was the price per head, and
as each voter got into the wagon the amount
was paid to him. The buyer soon found
that he had paid for considerable more than
one wagon load, and yet the wagon was
comparatively empty. Such "a singular state
Of affairs led him TO an investigation, when
he found that as the " freemenf would get
into the wagon from one side, after having
received his tive dollars he would Jump out
ut the other aud come around TO be PAID
OVER AGAIN One individual had obtained
fifteen dollars in this way. This, of course,
was put stop to, but the buyer WAS unable
!. eb:ain rsclamations. g.-...4
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NUMBER 90.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Ague Cure.

FoR TTz SPEEDY CuRr OF INrgRMITrRsr FEvEs
OK FEvEg ASp AaUE, BEANTFESr FryEE, Gnu
FENFR. DIME AGrE, PERIObfcAL IfEADAcHE
BfLlId's HEADACHE AND BILLIsUs FEyERs
ISpFEp FOR THE WHO e. CLASS or DisEAsfs
ORIGINATING IN BILLIARH DERAEeEtESr-arAI'aFD
~ tbs MALARIA OF AIAsNATIc COVNTRifs.
No one remedy is louder called for BY the necs.-
sities of the American people than a ssre aud safs
cure for Fever and Ague. such a remedy We
it win eradicate the disease. and with assurance,
founded on proof, that no harm can arise from il
use in any quantity. -5A s4--- 4-L.1eiH
That which protects from prevents this disor-
der must be OF immense service In the -communi.
ties whereit prevails. Prevention is better than
cure, for the patient escapes the risk which he
run in violent attacks of this baefnl4 distemper.-
This . Cure expels the miasHatic poison Of Fever
and Ague from the system and prevents the devel-
opment OF the disease, ii taken on the first ap-
proach OF lis Premonitory symptoms. 1t ID not
only the best remedy ever yet discovered for this
class OF complaints, but also the cheapest. The
large quantity we supply for dollar brings IL with
in the reach of everybody and in bilious districts
where Fever and Ague prevails, every body should
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec-
tion- 1t is hoped that this price will place it with
in the reach of all-tle poor as we'll as the rich A
great superiority of this remedy over any other
discovered for the speedy and certain of Inter
mItieut- Is, that II contains Quinine or mjaer-
al, consequently it produces quinism or other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution
Those cured byit are left as healthy as if they had
never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence of
the miesmatic poison. A great variety of disor-
ders arise rom It's irritation, among which
Neuralgia, Rhsumatfsm, Gout,1 Headache Blind.
Less Toothache, Earaehe, Catarfll, Asthma Palpi
tation Painful Affection Of Ele Splesn, Hysterics
Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis and Derauge
ment of the Stomach, all of which, when originat-
ing in this cause, put the Intermittent tyne O.
become periodical. The g Cure expels the poison
from the blood, and consequently cures them ali
alike. 1t is Invaluable projection to ifnmi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily resid.
ing in the malAriOus distrietsy II taken OCCASION
ally or daily while exposed to the infecton that will
be eXcreted from the system, and canno. accuuu-
lete in sufficient quantity to ripen into disease
Hence it is more valuable for protection than
cure, and fewwill ever suffer from Intermittents
If they avail themselves OF the protection this rem
edy affords. i S'=' .fF-' -a4 rl1a-ia
g 5ss- Prepared by DRsJ. @. AYER-& Co, Lowell,
Mass. Price One Dollar per Bottle.
E55- Sold by KELLER & WHITE, Evansville
and by all Druggists and Merchants throughout
this country. oct26-5mdGWeow
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'oR 1ms SPEEDY CrRe OF INrgRMfTTEsr FEyEB,
uH FEVRR AID A8UE, REANITFESr FEVER, Chill
Fever. DIME AGrE, PERIObfcAL IfEADAcHE
~; BtLilm's HEADACHE, AND BILLIoUs EEyERs
INDEED FOR THE WHO - CLASS OF DIsEAs4 >
ORIGINATING IN BILLIAHY DERAgeEMESr. rAlf 81 -
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New GOODS at
OAKLEY'S.


II O.zHEEY'S SON; -N"O. 8 MONTH
@l@ First street, in receipt of q large stock
of Carpets, Floor Table, aud Stair Oil Cloths
Window Shades, Stair Rods, Cotton, Linen, Wool
en- and Silk DamaSks; tugs, Mats, Bleached and
Brown Muslin, Cotton and WOolen Flannels, Cot
ton and Linen Sheetiugs all grades and sizes OF
Blankets all qualities Of Shawls, Knitting Iarns
aud Cotton Hosiery and Gloves; Casnets, Cass-
meres, Cloths, Chiidren's Plaids MeTinoes, Ladies
Dress Goods, silks, pcBeraees, Plain aud Figured
DeIaines, Jacouet and Swiss Aiuslins, Embroidery
and Embroidered Collars, Woolen Goods, all shades
Of Worsted and Cheneal Ualieoes, Ginghamt, I'M
hrellas Tor Gents, Ladies'. and Misses; Hoops Hoop
skirts, Sc, WI ich offered for cash at reasonable
prices and ono price to all.
We also have on hand large amo'nt OF PORK
Lard Molasses, and Whisky COoperag Orders NIL
cd at short notice and lowpriees. sepl9-lm
~ .TI.gT7,EA OF f.HK' OKT.E.NCE To
GIL EVERY ONE, WITHOUT E&CEPTI0N.
MILIER.S NIEHAUS, at the new Dry GoOds
store ~ Main street, between First and Second
-fr.,.ts Evansville, Ind, now In daily receipt
,,f tl,-ir new and splendid stock of 49,.
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
They are determine,l TO sell and please all. They
request their fair customers aud the balance OF
mRnkiUS pas them a visit, take a view OF their
goods satisfy their taste, and lay IN their STOCK
for the season. The stock consists OF great va
riety of articles too numerous to specify
MILLER s NIEHADSs Cheap Cash store,
sepI6 4S Mein street, Evansville,
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st. Charles Saloon.
= w PPADP TET0DS SHTD A I1-U

NEW HhOH HhIEIORSHIP-AN -ENIIRE
ORGANIZATION. E1n
REESSRS. H.E.n.fTKsI. a. rxDREKPUSS,
~ Ez from New Orleane, have purchased the ST
CHARLES SALOON, First street, nearly oppo-
site the Post Office, and have refited itin an ele-
CANT and attractive style.
The new proprietors have had long experience as
keepers OF fashionable and popular Restaurants in
New Orleans, and they will endeavor, In their new
house, TO com bine all the eegancies and luxuries
of Northern and Southern Restaurants in the ST
CHARLES. -ta-t ta e
They have brought large and complete stock
of choice Liquors frem New Orleans, which rhey
collected with care during their business in that
city. Their connections and acquaintance in that
city Will enable them TO obtain the choicest sup
plies of Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market in future, and they will spare ne expense
pains to make the ST. CHARLES sufpass
Saloon, place of good living, and elegant refined
and luxurious resort ID, s,-5 49, ; -.
SsS Billiard players viii find at this Saloon set
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from tbs
we'll known and celebrated faetoryof ]. b. Bruns-
wick 6 Co. t........=-. +. - 49,.
The undersigned iatter themselves that long ex-
perience and careful attention will enable them to
merit reputation equal to any Saloonin the west
ern country. E-.a5..ft -f--s-I ---.-
Rs A splendid lunch will be served up in ths
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock
-sa- HAMMER & DREIFCSS.
aug4 Late of New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-04

T5am the Merchants aud Maa!Jacttrers' Journdt.l
10 those of our readers who are subject
to Fevt and Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fefers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, we honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for SO many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
ton that we know how excellent it is.
This Substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines,
with none of their injurious effects. In 3
pamphlet, before US, we find certificates
from all claSses-the sailor, merchant, and
invalid, which all bear testimony to its ex-
cellence. Let our readers send for a circu-
lar, or better, for half a dozen bottles, to
LEIcH 4 CARLsTADr, Evansville, Indiana
zF- d&W6m.
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(IRESCE.H-T CRY TOB.GCCO F.aC-
u TORY.-The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco Busi ness. with the purpose of supply
ing, if possible, the wants of the home market, L
epared to offer well selected stock cf
manufatu 81 Tobacco-frOm Missouri, Kentucky,
and TenlssR Leaf in Pounds, Fiyes, Halves,
Fights an arters, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount Tor Cash
purchases, but no sale less than five boxes.
9 1913 tl7'1ts cai "a. GUMBERTS
jy2s No. los Main street, Evansville Ind
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RATES OF .aDV.ERTxsI.N,G.

= 5 : : 5 : :
Da1. sol IS OOI l z5 SO IS
? DAYS. IS / Is sol | 80 26 2 80
Dass. OOl l so IS Isl 7s e
Dogs. / 25l 90 50 IS 70 4 4 %
8 Dogs. i 90 2 10 So sol 20 80
/ We-k. | SO Is COL 3 IS go 20
2 Ws.k. 90 375 8 col IS so 70
5 Ws-ks 90 4 sol 8 col sOI 90 10 8"
Mo. 4 90 6 90 90 10 90 II oo IA IN"
2 Mos 90 IS II 50 ls IS 1e oO Is IS
5 Mos SO II 25 10 90 Is IS 2 90 b :"
4 Mos. so Il IS II 90 q 26 % so ~ Is
Mos 10 90 Is 90 % % 25 90 30 90 % {"
. Mo's. Is 90 10 so 26 90 80 50 81 90 - 81
u bIo. / Is % q so 80 90 81 so A. @. = ..
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Che Daily gunrnat.
Capt. Cook.

The following description of this individ
nal is furnished by Mr.. John \. Stearns, o
Williamsburg, in whose office Cook was Ell
oaoed as law clerk -.- ..s
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N.NERICF.V. HOUSE, SOSTO.N. rs
0.H the largest and best arranged Hotel in the
N.,x England States ia centrally located and easy
,f access from all the of travel. lscontains
ali the modern and every convenience
tor the comfort and accommodation OF the travelling
public The sleeping are large and we'll yen-
fiIated the suites well arranged, and
comnleteIy furnished for Families, and large travel
ing i1artes the house will continue To kept
a= 4 first-class hotel i'll every respect.
ssPS-1y IL . .. LEWlS RICE, Propr.
@YOTTON YARSS AND BATTIN6-
u 15 bags assorted Nos Cotton Yarn.
SO bales No Callnelton Batting
90 bdls. Cotton Tuine.
q, bags Candle Wick.
i 10 bags Carpet Chain.
For. sale by faep2ll WHEELER RIGGS
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RAA9s A~kE~HSN1S 7GN OSN SN~H - A$9S-
IL BRULER, having formed a copartnershipfo tor
the practice of Medicine offer their services 10 the
citizens of Evansville and vicinity. --s 81
Office on Third street, in the first building above
{ he Crescent City Bank, Jones & Biythe's Law
Q ffice.
Dir. Pennington's residence, on Chestnut street,
opposite the Episcopal Church.
Dir. De Bruors residence, corner of Cherry and
Second streets. mars
HENRY f. MILLBR.l lHENRY AIRnAUs.
Eoroariv ofW j Daubler Formerly of S Efnbich
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
AMERICAN l. FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!

Eat, Aeent oifhe u. y. Patent t.Dce, Hdih.
,,efon. under The act Of 1867.
s,,,, st, opposite kiiby 81, Bosioh.
FTER an extensive PRAGUE "' Na''' ~
N 80. ,r.,, contianes To- Secure lsi'su Ia
- 1900 sts,s.; aud alec Ia Great lidnih,
-, ,nd ,,hsT foreign couniir'. 's,'tb,
s,.sie,.,ion. Assignments, aud ul' lafut ~
-. n, Patent, executed 60 litetal iuuf,
81 Iii I..,,,eh. Resssrthes aads inio Au'.
-, pa,.,,, ~otk To determine the 'al,iI
wv lii, oT P,,,a,, or iRventiohs-snd l'sslof
oh, d,ier fsndrtcd ~ all matters iYu'hint Tie
80 c,,i..of the claims Of spN Patents iur
.I.h.db y ,emituug Ons Dollar. As'lgnH'h'fs.
so,,led al Washington. ,,,r
Thi. Isene, IL not Only the largest W New iss'
II 49,, cough 10 inventors have ad'aniags' iof
SUI ,,,en,.. OF ascefiaining the paisnialilny
~ $3.50, .un,urpsssed by, tact imHta'urs.
A.. .,,re,io, 10. ar, which can be oheted Thea
$500. The testimonials below gi'rn prove
49,, n"r, !. MORT SUCCEShiJL AZ the
pITENT OFFTC T. than the sulset'lfr, and -
SIicCgSS rs TIIE BEST PROOF OF 40.
VINTAGES AND ABILITY, be would ed
,h,, n. Ia. abundant rra'on 10 believe ard oa
-. that AZ no oihst office 81 the h'nd are Ne
&c.,. t,r pfoicssiups Service 90 mod''aiF Tie
,,;,'sn., prscticsof the subscriber du'ioe ivstly
-. c,.. h,. enabled him 10 arrumuhi's vast
'au.,tio, of speci6cstions and oiteial d'ci'isr'
.si,,i,.to pa,snt.. These, bssidss BIZ sAisr''s
Ig,,,, oi legal and mechanical sotA' and iaI' ae
not. NJ P,,s,t. grated IN the united States I'D
r,,oDe render him able beyond que'iion' 90 otst
4 .,re,ior heilitss Tor obtaining ra'rr's.
All oec,..,t, ~ IA Journey 60 Warrington 10 pro-
.,,, pa,snt. and the usual great delay there ne
.a,sd inventors.
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STATE OF MAINE.

ox,oRp. sat- the Couft Of Coaaiy Cem'n'''
.,.,.ts haidea a. Paris. N an ieF the ,"e",'
~ oxe.,d. ga the 6.sth Tsesdss 81 "a''h,
A N. isaq, ~ sdiuufumeni D." wv WV
T,..A,, Of S-pirul'c'. \. u. ls'o' ill.,,
Ue,a the flrygaiag pctii,"n
h.,,ar been recs,yet ths' inc ps',''''e' 81 -
49, .t H., "A sa1aiFy ,utn the merits 81 the"
-, !. .Nped,snt, u y Ordered that the
49, 4, ,,.,i..,oners meet az the dwvll,ng h"uss
'sI.s. VI. Wa.ou IN Ts~a.hip No. ,, Range 2,
!, - C,uni, on Taesiay the tseniN 'hfs' "a, ="
-. ..,t. Al ,.a 81 the cluck IN the iafe"oo'' and
a. nrors,d a. view the ruuis ment'nned ~ 'a'i
-. ,,,4,..l,,t.l, after which v,sw,a hrafiag
90. W,tn~s.e- viii bc hal at some
,,,,.,,.,t pi,ce ia the v,cin'i,, and such oihe'
,,.,.. .n IN ,he pr,uiisss a. the Ion,niss'on-
%. .b,Il ia lrr prnrcf. Anib = iarihef o'ne'sd'
thai s,i,rr IT the tiuis, pl,oe ani p"'p'-e 81 ~"
C.,np,s.,aasr.' meciiag ai"'esa'd - g"en W W
p.rsoas al cpupofat'uns 'atrfrs'eI' y $3.50
,.,.-t ,,r,.. al All pett,oa and IT ih,s "faef
- -, n. .-rys.i ussu the respective I'-fAs ol
~. -. a Noi,ytf. Rpmhrd. BETHEL ani
w...L,,-k. aud he plsntaitaas ~ M'''"n asl
Ill.,. Cr,at, ani alss pastel up ~ Tire. pahc
-. 4, each 81 sailioNns, und P'on.heu
-, II. .srrt.sivsl, ~ The ONiord pem.
-, .,..,,p-, pfinied Al Pace, ia SAID
60, a O,t,ol. the 6rst ct sal publications
..I.,-h N the other notices, io ~ m.ie' sef'.
~ AT posted. at least iht,y DAYS bsl"'e ''in
t,r,, IL r,rsting Api pori'na Of the .p''
-, ~hirh i. i. rrs,-i that .''d r''a 80, = 'o-
.,,.l ~, l..i,r ~iih,a suy t'~a 90 Id'n'''''a re-
o,,,-J !, a..s,. State or Colntl tan AL ne
- ,.f. ,hsry,f tcing unkpnSn, "a 70 'urihe' ord'r'
"a hat notice The tiue, place a'd purp''e OF
al. Commandment m~st'Hg sioresa'd w. s'ea 10
I'M .r..n. Interested b, taus'ag stieslsd 'op'r. OF
-. pst,iiaa ant th,. s,deS theresa to u p"n"sh-
"a -, weeks suScr.si,el, ~ The hen'~hcc '','-
naI, the uewspaper pliuied ~ me p''',e' '. w.
So, H. LII ID .,h puhliratinns % ~ AZ hast
49,, l,,. before said time uf mcriing 10 the end
a., IN psr.aas ani cnu,ratnus nlN thea and ihefe
-, a.l .hfw raa.s if an, thcy have, why the
go, III .,ia rc,iticarr. .h"uh ~, y ggaa'ed.
Au,.t. SIDNEY rGRllAM, C'cfA.
true cop, OF aid rr,,l,,s 'ssl ori., OF Court
Aue.t. SIDNEY PERllAM. Cls'A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

The editor Of the RPPahannOeh. (Md)
sOuihernsr, has recortly seen a curiosity
tshed up from Carriers Greek. IL consists
ola portion Of a common junk bottle, t.
which several oysters bad grown, and one
the largest and probably the most dissipa
ted Of the party, had srown partly into III
neck or the bottle, completely filing it up
Whether the oyster went into the bottle to
get drink, got tight and could no, got out
is no, known, sut certain il is that himseli
and eouranion' seem very much attached
70 the bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

MoRaL Session On A R,x. when friend
OF Our,, whom ve call Agr,eola. was a boy.
h. lived on a farm in Berkshire county. the
owner Dt which was troubled by dog Wolf
The eur killei his sheep. knowing perhaps.
iha' he Was conscicntiously opposed = cap
iial Punishment, aud be cogIi devise no
means to prevent it. IL can hreak him Of
it, aid AgrieolA. III you wall give the
leave" "Thoa ART permitted" said the
honest farmer and We will lot Agrisola tell
the story In bis own words.
" There was a ram upon the farm, 4" .aid
Agrieola, cas- notorious ior but,ing a.
Wolf was for sheep stealing. and who stood
10 as much needof moral .aa.ion a. IN. doc.
shut Wolf up in the garden with thi. old
fellow. and the consequence was that the
dog never looked a sheep in the face aga n
The ram broke every bone in bis body. lite
rally. Wonderfully uplified was the raa,
aforesaid BY his exploit. his incidence be
cane intolerAhls be was SURE 10 pitch int,
~homsosver went nigh him. TN fx him.
said l. and % did. Urged an iron CROW
bar Oh, Of hole in the barn. poiut fore.
mO-t, aud hung an old hat on the end Of IT,.
You can't Away. tell when you sc a bat
whether there is head in 1t or not how
then should a ramg Aries made at il full
butt, aud being good marksman from lonl
practice. the bar broke in between the horn,
and came out under h, tai. This little
adaoni,'cn eG-ctually cured him Of bui,ing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20

To N. HONORABLE. Cousy Commissioner. foe the
Cosu,y Of OSerd.
TUE Gadsr,isnsd petiiieaer, would re.Peeu.'H
Il repfeseat that Coaaiy rad u m"eh seeu, =.
f,,,, . u,.nt aear jobs NJ. wils0a's ~ Linee'"
pi,,,a,ioa, 10 the l,a. Of the Gfaad TrOaA kail.
so.l, AL that, ~ our opiaisn. the most al', ,
AL feasible roat. !. b. the sosih ~" 9' we
RicA.r,l-oa Lake. thssce do~s me
HAL lr,ak 20 Aa.ia,er, asj ,hence 70 ny sn'
Pool Depot IN Woodstock. We 'he,e1''s -,
,.,,, h.r,,s 4, vie~ sad r'n's snd snake ,"'h 80
.,,.,,. s.l ait-ra,ioa. q. are ior the pao'e IN
trrr.t ALL caHvea,sgc..
NATHAN DRESSER AM lO' others.
T.bruap -. 1853.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-05-20
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCniN'S HUNGARIAN BiLSiM
Nm Trnnt
OF LIFE +!
80 49, ENeLI.n aEnEpr ToR

ruE GREAT ENcLIsn REMEDY TOR
Colds. Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
Great Cure at Neryo - Consumption.
li,s.s ,s,ssf f-y. ~ 81 n death. ~ a, Haa-
as1ta Bli.aa.
wastsa Ne, oct. II, ISIS
To ID. =. Budicr-prar Sri tel sincere
ni-a.are g. the pprlrtutItv pfsrci 10 express o.
80 ,uy appr,h,tinn 81 ihs 'llins,rian Bal.am. I
ih.nk wiih the blessing 81 kind ProSidenrr, !
owe 10, liir q, thi. in-sitnsh'e MEDICINE. have
le-a or sun. tWp or three wears afflicted 18th
atrupIy or u-rvuss c,nsuupi on, attraied With all
10 h lfrou. I rmpla,eI several d,Herent phy.i.
ciar., Bot thr, cnuli giye me aoth,ng o. reach ms
case, anl con.tinuy gfew Worse, AMI 1T last
-. roni.s.l 90 M I'D. With an iaAinmition in
nv stomach. luag, aad liSrr, and severe palpi
t,iira ct The heat. AL th' i'strsssed brat,ng
wuuii .,m-tim-s lat tao or three hpaT. and oi.
tcsti NJ. - visl-at a. q shake nv bed. kneS
IA tbi. .,tnatisa ! coni not lOag survive. W.
doctor AL n-ighhprs saii the SANE. Tread
,criIsa,.il, scot to ny Gniy aa si'eriisemsRi
Of Bschsa'. Hatfsrisa Bilsam. They procured
M b,iti-. AT with s,ns rrlielaace eommen-
cedtsking q. The hrst d,se gave uie imme late
relief, AID 'a a fss DAYS I coaii .itup haera mia
utrs anl c1atiaa-i 10 gain uaiii tnpk thirteen
somewhat advanced Ia wears THAI f,r several
years past. NJ ph,sirian iusakiy conf-sse. that
u vas tbs ssrsn Bsl.sm thst cafed ne.
Yours respectfully, LUCE G. CUSHMhN.
Certificate % the ap,ih-ctry Who Eirui.hsd th.
llnnglrian Balsam o. the patient.
This may cer,iN that ! am acquainted With
Mrs Iucie &. Cushmin sni was wiiarss of the
Effects Of the lluagar'aa Bassn, described ia the
.hosc csr.6eaie. Tier case VAS ,ery ,eyerv
aaL dlngsrosrs one aai the cure ). considered
ysr, r-n.,, able b., 40 Who knew her. she "a.
coui..sd 10 hef BID. bad watchers AZ night. and
wss ut eNpecird to lave bat a lev days, whea
she cama-ac,.i t,Aiag the B,l.an. 'hs !. nov
81 hti-s health thaa she hs. heen foF May years.
The Haagaf,aa Basam Is bell - the highe-,
possible es'in,'ion in this cnaaty.
ONElS :. ANDREWS, ApotheeaIy.
Wsueu, Ociohcr "a, lslj.
sole Proprietor, dawn =. BRApLrr. Water
town, Mass, 90 whom all orders should be al
lr-s.ed. Sold by Druggists .ni dealer. N med
eiae IN every towainths United States aud Brit
ish Provinces. lml5
W A.RUST, Agent. South Paris.