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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

p9 just the ThinglATo keep in. the
Family-To use us an qperient-To use as
a c'athGrtie act on the Lirsr-To re-
move internal derangements.-To answer
all the ordinary purposes of "a Family Aedi-
cine, We mean DR.. Todd's anti-Billtous or
Liver Pills. Try them.
7. H. LOGAN & Co.,
General Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

b8-Tus HOIIrDAy FEsrtvAL.-we again
remind our readers of the Holiday Festi-
val which is to come off under the man
agement of the ladies of st. Matthews
Church, at Washington Hall, on Thursday
evening next.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

npCIry ELEorIox.-Candidates will
nleasc remember, that We invariably charge
s. for all announcements for the city Off
ces-to be paid for in adrWaes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

heGRASD CoNcrRr.-Prof W. A. Iucho
will give grand vocal and instrumental
concert at the Wheeling Seminary, on
tuesday evening next, for the benefit Of
Una, tnat institution. A number of the young
iad'es will assist in the entertainment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

EVIDENCE AccUNULArNo.-Andy
G'liespie, who was committed to jail, on
FRIDAY for having stolen goods in his pos
SESSION. was tried on Saturday before Aid.
puLty, upon another charge. He was re-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
RsrREnAIN.s OF o6FPIo-5TTlhe remain.

B8- RElfANs OF GoFPIo.-The remains
of Edwin Coppic, executed at Charlestown
on Friday, came up. to BenRood on satur-
day morning, on Capt. Bryson's train, and
were transferred to the Central Ohio Rail
road. The body was in charge Of an
uncle and is going to Springfield, Iowa,
for interment.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
Bar ainsI Bareasiins:EI

Z ~ t-5s1 =
/ DEISG DESTROYS OF REDUCING NY STOCK,
ID which ia laTIOior the season OF the war III nni
willing to ofer to the public !;
GREAT BAR GAIN ISL F.
In the way Of Fancy Dress stllss whei having only
purchased last month, atyery low prIsSs I VIII lie
I enabled to sell as cheap "a Wooien Goods.
pucals Pail dc Cherries, poppns OF an Of which
al lcss tllAn Cost ~ :
Stawls and Cl6aks will he snld at very near cost
prices. and as have purchased these articles in NJ
Tetber at 81 per cent less than the prices prevailing
At the earlier part of the season. can sell thrfii
Cheaper toau any other House. Il 75 = ~ fss+f (
Gloves GAuntets-I can sell so Ier cent. loss than
any other establishment, having purchased very near
$1,000 worth of tho above articles and invite IN.
particular attention of Country Merchants to my
Stock in this article, will sell them cheaper than
New York Houses 800 =. ! :.
Flowers and Bonnets at less than Cost and Ribbons
and Ruches Mt very near cost iETfilfF
Collars, Sets of Collars aud Sleeves Embroidered
b3ndS, and everything in the way of EmbroIderics
suitable for Holiday PRESENTS lower than anywhere
else. a. =
Cassimeres, Cloths, Furnishing Goods and eyrry
S.nlg suitable for Merchant Tailoring have large
STOCK in the secull story OF my House, which / call
to the attention of the Trade offering them on as nd-
Naatageous terms a. any other House in town 4
Call anu see and You will find that am willing to
inaEa concessions In order to reduce my Stock
iuScAS ISAAC pllAG Err LIB Main At. .
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
II ne.trnetIre Fire.

New QRLE4Ss, Dec. l6.T-The ,neR GUS
tom house was partly burned thisSnorn-
ing. Gots $4,000. .eess - a. aa !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
OFFICE OF THE c. P. RAILROAD 40. !

OFFICE OF THE c. p. RAILROAD co. =
CLEVELAND, Dec. 1st., 1859.
TVNHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of Itbe
4 Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad Company. for the
election of twelve Directors and transaction or other
business will be held at the Office of the Company in
Cleveland on "Wednesday, tho 4th day eff january
next ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. The Transfer Books viii be
coSei on the 18TH instant, and remain closed till jan
nary 5th. [dec7-tdl z. ROCKWELL, sec'ry.
4 IONSTANTLY ON HAND, A LARGE
supply Of the choicest brands Of Foundry and Mill
t1S Iron Agent, also, for the sale of IrOn Noun
tun Ore and Mount Savage Fire Brick
E. N. NORTON
noEt4-Im Commission Merchant
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
WleeIlng LLbrarY ASNOCiOtiOn.
Piano Tuning.

VIM. LONG OFFERS his sERy1-
as5EEE27Stll CES to tho citizens of Wheeling and
n d III h ffyicinity as a PIANO TUNER and
Refers to the following gentlemen: W. A. IuoHo
Teacher of Music. "
All orders left with Mcssrs. Payne Co., j. S. Mel
Tor, or B. b. Stone Son, will be promptly attended
TO. dec13-:n
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19
River anal wenthcr,

C1NorSxAr1, Dec. 1.-THE river has fall
len feet 8 inches in the last "a hours
Weather quite disagrecable.
PrrTsBuRG, Dec. l7.-River5 feet 5 in
.ches by pier mark and falling. Weather
wet. ltt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

RyOnly Ten Gents Week.-The
DaiIy IntelligeHcsr will be delivered to any
mart of the city or suburbs at ten cents a
week:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-12-19

IN R9IIJ0E1N.--Assort y, ], 2, 3 and 5 zailon
IL either Of Pittsburgh or German mauuileturc,
Tor sale Bye Edec1s u. A. METoALF.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

TuE ON L,wTERs oF PORTLAND. A cor
respondent OF tho Advertiser gives the fol-
lowing facts relative 10 The early lawyers Of
that city
NO lawyer found suiicicut induesment
(, establish himself here until after Cum
bsrland vas organized as county in l7G0.
In 1862, two lawyers Of grea, ability made
tie a,,emp,, wa rheophu. Bradbury az.
ierwari- Judge Of the supreme Court. and
David Wycr, keen and shrewd lawyer
vho died before bis legal powers were fully
developed. The celebrated Chief Justice
Parsons commenced the study Of hi. probes
SION with Mr.. Bradbary. ami at the same
time laugh, the Grammar Sch,ol. Tie
ns1t lawyer who came here was John
rockingham in lI7S be- was from Charles
town, Mass, and ~, a,l ia town h,lins
most faithfully and puuctualIy many i'm
permit and responsible ubc,-, until hi,
,... "a 1896. Thrcc of rs children sur
,.s, the eldest. John. 10 Montreal hut hs
continue. t. he represented in orr commu-
nifty hy bis son. the respected pastor or the
Second Unitarian Society The hous. in
which all hi. children were horr. aud DO
and bis widow died. still stands on the COR
ucr o., Frcc and Centre strrc''. The next
LAWYER Who came here was ROYAL rylcr, In
l7-'. afterwards Chief Justice 1t Vermont.
I.cu came Daniel DAVIS. the genial and
POLISHED gentleman. Who started lram Boz
tn oa horseback IN l7s2. with aDl his ro.,is
and ,hatt,ls, s,csin- where best 90 begin
N, world. ~, rested on our s'il, and LAID
che foundation Of metropolitan rrputa-
ton va, appointed Solicitor General. an
cHcr CREATED especially ar him, end which
died when Pc dii. lle hu,l, The house now
occupied uu,il his removal 20 Boston in
lsug, where or 10 CambrItse, be died in
lsg5. aged 75."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Puar.srD TmurroEirs. ' Daco,ah' D.,
thr western half Of what vas Muus,1 a
Territory. when tbc state WIS formed. a
i.n- was drawn tiroush thr middle 90 tie
territory from north 90 south. TIE east
srn part became the stat, or Minnesota
ths western d. unorganIed and without a
government.
" Arr1ra" q combination of the south
par, OF Nsv.Nyl.co with ,ha, Mr,,lh Val.
lsy strip %, land which W purcha.eI from
MsH,. .n 1854 The latter i, without
local government.
q. Nevada " q, ,he western halt Of Utah,
lying between salt Lake and California.
Laramie ' means the western part ct
Nebraska. iu which -. tort Of that name
i. situated.
Jefferson " 3. in the Rocky Mountain
chain, in the western par, 81 Han.a', which
par, 9, il proposed 20 co; oE or the new
Territory
q" superior" Or Ou,oua-on " {. the Pc
niu,ul,r b,,vccu Lake. superior aud Mich.
i-,n. a part of which now belong. to Mich.
i.,n and part % Wisconsin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Arrival of the CITY of Washington.
> T,mr'. Street. Biil-'on, Eug,l
Febuu,r .. b. is59.

AN.NtAff ..NiH
Ne..r.. Perm Davi. = Sol-Geuis: I take
p'e,.rr- 10 handbag 500 ,he ,arln.el r.'im,aial.
oftb. ,f,ps. ofp,,Is'rAIS KiLLrE. lt~a.
the r,qus.t Of ,h. parties that I forward them 10
500 &c Publication. have also rssi,m'nia'l
ic'n Geo'g- Cartwright. ,usiaeer. cod Richard
Wsb.,er, aa,ncr. lotA Il ihi. iowa; also Of Mr..
Joas. orvis,oria Phc-. and Mr.. C,duan, keep
er ortbe Biri in.lIaal loo.
Your. truly, JESSE TLrroTEE.
stt.-I desire to bear willing te., imoo, io,he
won,ls,lul sai-,c, Of PERM DAVIS. Psia killer
| have trisd IL &C. y,riou. cvmpLil'.. sud Il pro.
PEEL, used, il j., believe, true TO IL. nlHe.
pam kler. ! beg to remain youf' irul,
EpwAED RowLEr. shropshire.
sius-Ibaye use your Paia k'Iicr 6r Liver
Compliant. aad fousI i, to b. the bg., reHe,i, !
ever tr,ed. have elso used il With success Tor
loathaehe an.l liberated sore throat. 10 short II
b.. %, equal in th,. country. beg 10 rrni'n'
yoa,., Gc., J. MoREroS, (Iled Gov ina.)
Bidge ST., Dilslon, Fog.
Sold by all dealers ia me lioins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Manufacturers are ever prone 70 seize
upon Ioruhr maine. Tor their goods In
Wv oi the immsus, success of the Ledger,
a N.a York frm announce &c The Bonner
Hat OF course admirers of Cobb and
Bonner. will don the new oiapsaa. The
NOR, orthodox. who &c take the Ledger on
accnur, Of the Mount Vernon Paper"
thut never Rad tben.) will stick % the
old styles
Public notice has been given that the
Maryland State lotteries will all cease by
IT, laws Of the State, on ihs 5lsi Of Marcl,
I,il.
Fancy D,hlsrren gun hitting. with a
hIriy.tEo pound ball, ths figure ct a man
atsiE miles distance. A gun at the Nor.
iolk navy gard does 70 nineteen times out Of
'"en'y. Hard to escape the parsais Of
such a detective.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

F1suGV The steamer City OF Washing.
ton arrived az New York. Wednesday.
tn. intelligence has warlisc appear
snc. The Pope has sisn.6si that bi' gov.
eminent b. strong enough ior 10 own s,cu-
rity. and DECLARED bi, rtaliues, % enter In
{, arrangement, Tor the evacuation Of both
France and Austrian troops.
Tdrty.ui1, member. %. the Wurtsmhur:
Chamber bad issued s,r,u. address. rep
r.ssut1: that the armamrDts IN France
vsr, mai, with a view o' c,i,h,i.hin: v,s-
sal States Or The Napoleon dynasty. Thi.
j, che view cntertUn.I s'n'rIiIy by the
German Radicals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

The Hon. WIN. c. Rvcs has made an
arrangement with Little, Brown & Co. Of
Boston for the publication Of his Life Of
Madison. So says Charleston $. q, pa.
per.
We understand tina, in the Army Appro.
priaiion bill, an appr Pria,iou OF $4,000
was MADE Tor the works on Hog Island
Ledge, and SsO, 200 cor the fertilization at
Bueksport.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

Much ,xsit,msu, las been caused 10 BIS
tn, hg refusal, ON the part u the youths
Of Catholic rnrsnuss, % rad the Lords
PRAYER AMI tlc Commandments. La tIs
examination, o, appear, that they acted an.
DR. ,ac direction og their Trirst,-,he chill
t-.1 ,asmsslyg, having 90 otj.r,i'o 60
9.eg.a. the rules OF toe schools. TIE Gil-
ference between the two versions Is very
s'..t. and there seem, 20 be good ground
O. believe that thl- {, bat the beginning IT
an attempt O, divide the school money, and
establish Catholic schools. The inve,,isa
TN b, noe yet completed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
Pare, March 2tiSI9


NLTEh,viHg r.r' .,g,,ntrI ~ ilf Juige II
w rr.hu- &C. the rlr1N ui o>Hri, 60 re.
rrt,r aui evan .,- M cl.ins ~ che rreitinr. II
tf- c.t,r- fJpuS D,ttrrr. hrra' iiin'uri in
sttI C,p,', d.tt,.c ]. who's estiis 3, rvprr.cut.
r. t1-r.yrpf. reh, giyr justice Oh siN .ninths,
ilH,n che tSrINh d,, ct Npul neat, U,sr been ~
lN-i 90 s,i cr- Ilttrs O. hUng ip 40 prov" thrtr
r.tm,s arI that W wtl aus1l O. the service
t..tg gel re-. tt che b li.r 60. JAM, VI. D'lph, ~
Euulrl Cst,ur. pl tBr Co., ..IIl De- ut Nptil, ihc
ts-ii, silh'h dU col JIlr ,pi nlr'fssnth ds, 81
October lrNJ. loom ul- u'r,-> O. isr, ur rsrh II
.4rIHa,s. PATRICK UONrl
IRN 4 PUTNAM
EuuErI. Mach l5th. IsJ>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
DIED

a. G,t.I. l3h. Nc. N.msoa X, vi. of u.
". BpIitpk ct M Work
o. Gtr, o.. iSh. NJ. Emil, Wight. aged 50.
a. plu., - 10. Gar.hpm C,ls, aged -
a. TN,btfs, ltJh. Mar, Apn, Wiir 81 william
krI,. s.,l rs.
D. il-huln. see. 2sih. Nc. N,0r, T.. VIE n
IA. l,ur,u \. Bunpa. 81 a-ktrid. ani d'ugh.
Gee 90 VI. Np.rl Cu.bna ul H. ,B, sgri -.
u Dlrk6rlI. Ephrim HrArr, j., ssri -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

w have hal eases where Old men Of SIXTY,
~ho have leen .cruii'ou. all ihrir lives calirclv
cured by RAILWAYS RENOvATING RI.
SOLVENT. Il 4. Gsmsd,c. exhibit their eth.
Gee, inm-daisl,. rhc, doa,, Keep the afflicted
p,iu-.ir,,ksu sufr,,r lipscriug duub', hni Rad.
%, exhibit ,hrir ,hic,c,i ,n.,ariy ,,.,irs pals,
rrpa''tins, restoring, ,rhu,liing, anl regulating
the deceased L,.,, to bc,hh aSd strength.
For ~ paia. ,a the lunc, or cAes. app, Il. u.
RELIEF externally. Doc ou.l,epe'., low 'ru.
&c.. ,nrl sochol,, u.r 4. u. Regulators.
Sold b., NJ. BATES & co. Pans; aai b,
". 4 RUST, VI n. S5u,h rads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

pl.r', pf,k. Mr. Ahurr \ Jordan.
sar ol Pa. Timothy jordan. % Greene,
write, from Cherry Crcss, f-h. l3tb, that
Pie. Peak &. humhus. Mr.. jordan Dat,
l.s1 iu California. and O., therefore able TO
Judge correctly respecting thc prospects at
P,ss Peak lu bis opinion there Is very
lu.r r1rI there. ard AL, the excitement
that l.. been ct up, has lesn produced by
spectators. Tai, acc1ris with iniurml-
t..u .r.m other sources
Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
Farm for Sale.

sgyrisS. 'I'llE suI.rtilsr Wi.ir. o. establish
49, | hun.,lfu 900 q .n.il f,rn, and 10
1sf51.SN that Ca od.rs &c s,'c the lt uo sh,ch
b. nrW resides, situated u1 The >1ps'.
49, o. Z. ri,I. three mi'r, fr,n PARE llill.
an Eve ,. fr,m m. Y. u. .tatirn 81 -. rIfi..
The huu rratlir. l21 ,-.r. II st,l lad. well
wrs'el aHI Watrrr,i, and in a s,,i state 81 cu'u.
yttir1.
The i1iili1gs c,n,i.t n ll'rsr With Porch
ant W,ri,h.I attached; Dtr D Get O., 60;
sH.i F., GUtrtN-,l in g.'l orIrr
Wrrr, fr,n n.vrr.n,'ing .pr.oy, isn'v sop.
rIe,l 81 ih- rnI,h. anl c,r b' Hir G., ih- ban.
brI o., ih. expenditure OF snail sln 90 the ~.
p,u ct rrnl tr'ar.
4 rp,iipa pfihr prrchise m,ury nav rem,ih on
mruc,sr. fd..irri.
Ptuicaat. nav Lc uhnin-l nf 'thsoriher.
ZlBIDN FIELD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

DrIEr,rnE L,>p Supr. \ terrible
avalanche occurred 40 Truy, on Thursday
entire destruction Of a splendid structure
iu rrug,.. oi erection. known Us -. Peters
C.l.r-r Toe college WIS located upon a
hr.. plateau AZ the loot 90 Nj. Ida, and
va. o. have bgtn five sturie. high, and two
hundred feet ia length. Only two stories
Bad ussa campls,yl and this va, csiircIy
das'rlyud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES !!
NEW sTYLEs-PRiCEs PROM s,o,o si25.
IxrRl euaRGE or s5ToN HIssrNs.
Is SUMNER STREET. BOSTON.
t95 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

These Machines sew irum two sponl., ~ par.
chased irpm the sio'r, requiring NJ fe.winding 81
thread; the, Hen, Yell, Gather, ani stitch IN a
superior yle, flashing etrh seam ", il~ir o~n
upettiioa. without Tvcow.e ~ the hand s.edl..
". y rtunife ~ "iher machines. They will de-
better ~ cheaper sewing thaa a scam.trvss cin.
even II she works iur aR' r'Hi az AIE'. snl are
unque.,ion,lly. the L,H M,,hn" 10 ih- make,
fur Guily ssWing. 90 aer'unt 81 their si"phc'iy,
durability, ease of a'n,g,ment, aai adiptsiIna o.
~ ,afiei - ~ Gini, .swiRg-execuiiug siihrr
h,asy o, hoe work N,lh equal l,,ii,,. and with
uut special ji-imsnt.
n evidence Of IN unqas.iion.l Superiority N
ihrir Machine, the Gioyrr 4 baker Sswng VI,
chine Company beg lea'e To respectfully refer to
th. tILtvtnv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
NJ r Ed q.

L. Paris. lah. hy Nhlar Ch,s-. E.q. Seth
Rrn.nr 90 ~. Charlotte A. Chtr.
ip Lvr,mrfr, Is b, irsi. \. C,bh of sumner.
tp Nj. u. Cl'.ii, i'tIicr Of Lirerupfr.
o. iltuiprl. li.h, Nuh,oirl N Stowe II RoN.
blr,, Mass. o. Ne, En,I, 4. R,h,uson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
NtlTlI h.

WHEREAS. En.I,n mason. my ~,f', has
w lf .a, btl AL b,,r.l sithlrt ans poet cause
ur p.tsur,tirl. htsug mae .uthl.s pu'yisiun
Co. bsf slpItt; iA.s o., brul',', O. t'th'd ell
Isl.,p. buptuug u. trb,ttf! bee co.. m, tcru1pt.
al .r.U pas o., J.bf. uf o c,l.Drtng aitsr
thsIl, GEORGE :. MASON.
Poster. March lth, lS1g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

A. ihr h-:i,1i,s ~ y'.l1' aT,rl e good op.
rlJtuI.t, t1 sn'.cuha. W. 30 .'I call s'typ,i1n 60
tar iis t.lus uftbr THNNs,UIFr;
TERu~--l 5Ia wear, i1 e iviu-a. Oisrp1nt
O., Globe. >Ib.-up'iYh. taken Zoe any lrugh II
time. vhrtlsT m,I- or ls..th,1 e YEAR sf The
.st- rate; thu,, Co., bns c.ui. 81 WiI send q
f,S nur n lih. AMI di.s'al,nu. 40 the eel ct
tiIf Time iiIr.iwL
CIahs. rit WirIs1',. w will send
either uf che - Ntl,tt1-. t,tf: At41tir, lllr-
rrr. leslie, q g., tGl Great Raplhtr.l with the
rria.-liut hr - So. Elih-r ui thr - Mega.
riae.. lvrrrrslt'. eel Arhuf'.) fur - r.
Trbsruftlr - 90 srrils. lHs.rn JHuIlal or
Traveller. y !. &. bIr. ar l.lF iHlur,tri) Tor
- So. Eth-rafth- - W.. ,,ine. (F,'rr.
" u-- C1rr. Yr phvllH1rD br - Nrpay
coo, b- 500, b, mIi. 20 u1l r,A. Money in1, Do
.-,f no COO 49,. Al r,.tpt.itrs il,hrut-I Go
frf as I-rIts. Aiirrs-,
ELwEIL. PICkNRD 4 CO,
plufuI, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25
Ernn.Iom Noiicp.

NOTICE ). h.r-,., si,ra that I. the suhscri.
hrr. have tho. ,l,, gwen IN, spn, J"HS y.
UNtoos. be-. ti.n- AMI iihariN o. zee ipt h,msrit;
sui th, I shall ,la,u u,1r ct hi' s'ping', noe
rl, au, rIJ, 81 hi. r, rirr'irs, alter thi. date.
JOAN Il. BlIGGS.
W,lr-ss: OrII'c NolHg.
Wutd.tuck, March 2l.t, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-25

~ ~ NJ
- ~ %
and one gratis In getting up a elub Of ~,
single Subscriptions being 50 90 pr annum.
rho., wishing u subscribe, or form clubs
will have sample copies sent Tree. by al.
dressing + Gleason. Boston Mas.
Gleason. new Enterprise, j. highly spo
ken % by the Pr,.s. We here give few
OF che many favorable notice, wchaye seen.
Mr. Gleason has ,hc experience. the en-.
,errr,.e, the tact. and thr capital. r-lui.
site % Sustain goJl anil sucr.s,iul paper.
rs. Y. Com. ADV.
GLr,s,N's wrntY. This - the best
pictorial aud literary paper published in
thv Juitvd states, and ~ family should o.
wituuut u, fiscal News. WaP.ca, w,s
Gtrs,>'s WrwtY . rull Of everything
90 please the eye and the mind The new
illustrated weekly cause, great excite.
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