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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
N'' Dawn K,urr. R,siao.

OXFORD. sat Cont Of Probate held a Par
u, within All fnr the Coalty of O,fard, on
the third raes'ay Of Oriol,~t. 4. ID. 1859.
GORGE W. GOkDEN. Administrator Of
VI the e.iale u RLUILr GoRbIS, late 81
fmnkha PhiHati'n, IN said Cuuniy, deces'ed.
haV,~g presented Ms 6ai aeoonni II aimiRistrs
ton 81 The ssiaie of ,l,d d'crss-,l lor aosasoei
Ord0sd, That the .aid adm'r give notice N
all persoas Interested b, o'u.i' copy u ibsirpe.
t'tion with this order thereon, 10 b. puhllshed
three weeks suecessiycly IN The Oxford Democrat
a newspaper printed At Paris ~ aid CoaRiy, tina,
they may APPEAR at Probate Court To IL he'll st
rari.. on the 81 Toes ay Of November neat, aad
she~ raa.- u any the, have, ~hy the slIue should
not he allowed.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge,
4 true eopy-Ans,,;
Dawn Ks,FP, R'giHu,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
TnOMAs ID. RRowN. J.is,.
\ true eopy-ittesg

ONTpNB. -. Ala Caurtof Probate held aiPar.
u. sithia and forthe CouHtS Of Oxford ,on the
3 Tar-daN of Ocioi-f \. u. 1879.
I'LtZ ABErli ID. COLE, llninisirairiS on
IL The e.iate u SoR,Nus \. Cots. Late ~
GrrenNop'l. ~ sad rDapiy. d.crisri. hs,lng pre-.
.'nted hes fret accouni ~ aim abstraction Of the
estate ~ said deceased G,r alrUanr~i
UHDTETD. that said admia,iratfit give RoiIce
To all person. ipiare'Iei by cau.inga copy fthis
order 10 t- Published 'hr.e ~rek. succ..itsly In
The OxG'd Neiaocrat, spghlic ns~,psper prin,ed
at Paris. that they may appeal ~ Prihaie Cart
20 be held At Par. IN .ad C,aaty, 90 the third
TacsiaVot NsSeinis1 neNt. A. nine O'Clock In the
forenD,u. ADD 'hes cause ifany lhey LaVsSs the
same should not be- allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN .Jsds,.
\ true cOpy-atIsst;
Dawn KSApF. R,gi,fu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

%TTA Corsu,, Coins, u .,rsr'r',
LSS1,1iatLA 1uI l,ItJtNTs, lEEr,riHN,
fr-hHs1tTM ~rUfNlfs. HF Bnt sHr.iHH ai fha
S!llll 49, Tbrst 90 RED. ihr iih,Ki,u
VgNtNH Juttu on CHssUvrTtuN, iHuN.
NLtt> tutrrs. - uHHFtNt tHrsIf. A.
rrrt -I,T.rrf. EIllINIp N UguWN'~
BRONCHIAL THuUllE~, or CoUau Ions
,ts.
, q ...ar., ssf s...f1f -.1.' .aaii-a - CoUsHs,
S. 10. e.. Q. iHstt1N. b..'Ha.
..V.-. r-...f .-fr,s.I. ..,,l..4,g, ~ IloAEsf.
sts,." .IW-y. ut,r, WAEu iI,t,urE.
.Tr..-a.1f .t,.- sl. o. rustic >rrANtEs."
Zoe, D.. %. ti,riN, y. NufA.
.W.f rslafs-t r.,..fts BUoN,uIrts."
TErl. =. ~tr,tt.iu, N"uistHUH, -.
"Err,-..f .l,, ..-ss4,l o. ,fsst. saF--sg
IE.v.>.J.P. N,utEsoS, - l.au.,.
.rr.t..f rs-,l.sr N .l-ss.,, 80 l.7iair.
.t fh T...f. .s HlaH.t ara >rIAAIEs ls4
lrrslN. STACY JOHNSON,
isGra1.y, ga.
T,,,bsr al Nu.,,. >ruth,ru r,uaIs 'n..rs,.
"....t t-.. aH.g f.s.g ..l-, asI sH,r rrsr.i-
rre. sfI.r rF-r-si H.Ir.sss.s. Ifaa 'iH. r'"
tf..f. Ir.a.f..t sr| .T .f I-rnH4r1f a.riHlas'
o. -f." I.r, g.. Euvtt', 4. NJ,
prrsrrBt Ath.1s colby, Tenn.
S.It, lr pu..l.t.. az - ,-at. ps, hoN.
,I... Uruv,'. l,N,ruf TrH,ius, or c.
ftHu. I.s..a... .. f.r.as... is .s'.t..1, 'al-
si..ta. H,.ss..., E..-. ia.H.as, g.. 90
INNIJl ToE- SALE. U,vuur,lp hsra q
l.. r..f.. If.H. lr .... Probate ur che rrH-'
~ = uktrf. .f. .1I-rfil-#s. rNssuiur. ui ths
s.l gI. sr| frsff...f.f lH.r,hs' N"r-,, DO. "i
D. I'D b HHH ca ~ # H T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

Rrsn >af,r. Several year. n-1, iu
ending plate. t1 ,.- 5ries. box 90 t..s
Sal,s va. rut boz Co make ur thc difference
in length. That ok 81, appropriated hy
DE e1y- i1 ti, urr,. and since that time
~ have seen ii us-I alm0., constantly. We
regard O. OF. one 90 tfs h,taTThut.'u' that
can o, made Co ordinary vour's. T.euo-
u-,,tIat are hereafter O. aTrair are 'ur-
r..hsi ly t'e Trfu.t"rs, 'ai the rai.-
vii BE- satisfied .n tr.l t'atus Eva T'.s,
O. tieu without ur...rir-s .iauy sHrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
THOMAS H. BROWN, JsdS'
\ true copy -hlssl'
Dawn Ks,rr. R,U'U.

ONToEp, court N PiVbsi.hrld Par
-, yittin snd f,rih- rpratyal ONintd' on
the % Tars lay Il October. 4. u. 1859.
nN the petition of ELiIABETll ID. 'olL'
wil,s ofSoHlSus y. CoLr, late 81 Grr~n.
wo,i. Il, s,,i Csapty, deceased. pu'yipg that her
,l,vrf No., IT, a.sig,.d ~ .ri nut a. h~r ~ h-r
late hu.birl's estate. anil that Coin.n'ss'nn-rs b.
arp,iniri o., that pHp'sc;
Ori,rsf, That the sAil peiiiipnrf give n'''r" 70
40 pef.ns Interested by causing this order ~ H.
rubl.hrd three weeks .uccess,'sly 90 the oNiofi
Dsmpcf,i. pfiaird At rafi', that the, NAY lpp'a,
at q Probate Count o. h. held Al fa'is ~ said
Count,. an thr 3. Tuesday at No'smlrr nrs'' .,
ninr O'Clock. inihr forenoon, ani sh.w cause ~
an, the, haye.uh, the sane .hould not be gr,"ird'
THOMAS ~. BROWN, Jadg'
DAVID KNAPP. Rss,iU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
ELIZiBErn u. COLE.

O,TaRD, ".--Ai Couu Of Probate held az
Pads. siih,u sci 60 'h- ',,auiy u Oxford,
90 The , Tuesday ~ uc'ulsr. \. u. isos.
o. he foregoing i'riiiipH,
O-i'Tsi. Thu The .,,i petitioner give notice 10
az t,rf.ups interested 10, ct.iug coy 81 he pe.
titiia With ihi. ori-s therron ~ b" publ'sh-d
three week. .uc,r.nvcb ~ ihr ONiarl Democrat
q nrw.,np~r pfiitr 81 r,rI 10 .'ii Craaiy, that
ihry nav aptpc,t ~ Pf"''ttr Court a. h. held al
Pau.. on the thid Tuc.i', 81 November neat,
AL .h-v cause II ~, the, have, Why the sane
shoali at b. grated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
To the Trade.

We coahl-ad, a..,rt thpt enc experience 10
aui l-,l.tirs &C. hnilg. H.Il7 r'upruti1u sith
oihsr sh,Ir.alr mtTkr's s1-r,ssfi..
Br,pg 'frish. 90 u,rgr Vuntiirs, directly ~
impYItsi. asI mtnuitrtufrfs, 80 ato rlnhi.i e.
ole, pnr got. nt pri'r. uy1Nllg tlpsr nit,inri
90 pihsr n1rAri.. thereby saving o. 'ir ci,i,usr.
The aiiit,,n,l rNprnse II pif,h,s- s1l tr,n.p,r.
Iallan. We nr- evrL .lnll.l. Do lLbils. With
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

1,TATr VALUATION The Commissioner.
- un : see Naba. iaa g,se notire ,hai ,he ~
ss....rs .f Len, t.sa sr city de-lrous Of hearing
l.si1te ibrr. eco have az opp"riuniS a. any 'ne
istsren ihs 6f.t ant thirueth DAYS II Nuvemhrr
next. urI thlta traring 49, D. gigrn % the own-
,rs OF " % iaUds, sti.rrt @, a state IaN. durins
tha vrfk cnuIHi-srin1 Monday December nm, %
Salnlt,, che tsuih in ltsive.
T.. WELLS,
Chairmla n Con. oa state Naluation.
Odire of BulrI 81 Canmissiopsrs, on State Val
ua,i0n, Nugusts, Oes. ~, 1859. 3Nio
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
TliE
RUSSIA SAHVE
VEGETABLE 0INTMBNT

N.a.H. H... so l'. t'H 7. N'r
RUSSIA s,l,r ,.u., urUNs.
ur,.N sNtvl g.a., D,NgrE'.
u--.IN sNffl ,--.. suHE Llfs.
a...ft. .hfE. E. lr.''
rr..rk SAW. I.Ur- |.fnNs.
rr..N stiyr ,.t.s sDltu mead.
Ur,tA .tiFr .-rrf srtIIE EisH.
Er.sfN SAW t'tu, CUr~.
RUSSIA aAINr CrII ."aN7.
u.-sfi s1fNr D HTs stAiH'.
rr..rA aAt,r CrUrs SALT mEtM.
Russia sAfNE r"rI" SORES.
rrssfA s,fyr CRAY, TEr, uIrEL
RUSSIA SAVE CURES WitiTt1w,
ur,.N stIyE CrHs riclIs.
ur..rN SAW CrEIs wAErs.
u-.n sAIE cUEr suHE Nirr-rs.
s..sA sNfyr CJrr- srirs
russia sNtvE CrEIs F'rtLEs.
rrssfA SAW CrEI, wNoWuhN'
RUSSIA sALyE CrEL' scrtNN.
Nr-.fA sALNE CrErs urNipNs.
Gr..A sAIvE CrErs soEE mrs
urs,tA sNIvE C"l.is iNoEoWiN' NAILs.
rrs,iA sAIyT tCrTs srtpJH sriN0s.
Nr.,t, sArvr crurs SYMBOLS.
russia sAtvU CrEE mrrTioNs.
russia sAiyT CrUIs Nuslruu SITES.
RUSSIA sAL,E CrUr, CIiIuNiNL
rr..tA SAW. crErs IrnsEs iuns.
r's-n sAIyr Crur- WINS.
rr.sf, sttvr CrIlE. sprE EARS
ur.-IN sALyr CrHr' Rolls
uT..fh sAfvr e. NIs ttf-H WOUNDS.
E..-TA stTY. CrrF, ItLt,.
Er..A stIvG CruTs ngrisr-.
r~s.f, sAfys CrEfs C1ArFED rANns.
r-ss.A sATYr JrHEs sFHAiNs.
ur..rA rALYE CrHIs sNtiiEn NosE.
RUSSIA skL,r CrgIH IEWIrrtAN
Er..lA #AfyE crlls LtuI WRIST
rr.. ts...-., r--. r.s 81, ir.',.t1 rasi ~ "a.
EVCEILENr OINTwENT.
IVY GoTTTl VIII CHILDREN,
and uii Heads &C Families
str.Hf tr.ra UHr H DO rrr,.Hrri. 81 81 de- tltf,
OOH" tHH"# IH
CASE or ACCIDENT.
rri,9, Is Goats r.r Ply.
IA rr fr Itr.f &c H..tll h"trs Hr an frrFl'rd
ar..H..r. s.a.'. fH f.F H'arF r"f.rr fHl..Hi
attt rsfft col. ..H.r.
-. I'D 90 T-.f -.ai.s 90 'r.aIf tr t' vgrdss -
T.rt 49, .iHss. iTH7...i I.Hi a 70
tolrHrr f..r.s. ari hr
Reid'ng 6, Co, Propris'ors,
80. state street, l'oston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

ARRIVED AT LAST (! PARIS MILLS FLOUR.

hIlIl1 v la u i Linz
THAT great oarvo IL good. which has been %
i aaN'ous, waited zoe,
Has at length Arrived. Como and
sool
Tho very bet assortment of
New Fall & Winter Goods
jos, received at
G.. w. VERRILL s. co.'s.
ri. ia't the place to 'eee'a
~ - ~ - - Cd - GoS
Fum ~ eSerlhn, variety %
NEW STYLE PLAlDs,
DyLAiNES,
PRINTS, Sc, Sc.
AZ EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
You will also inla
Full Supply of Ladies' Cloth,
OF At eoloR' ,spiu.pr'.
All wool D,LAINEs, rLANNEI-s.
shawl. Mar.cillr. and Linen ho.,n'. sc'r.,
Ti.- Shin. aad Shuiug. skeleton Sk,r Wool.
en- shit, auI pnscu. Gclt.' ani l-'diri'
Grows Asp llositWr A 'cp large a''oh.
meat Ui
THICK WOODEN GOODS,
Cou..,irs ia ran Of
G,rron RroodrIoth, Cagsim ere,
poESKiNs Of sll color. und qualities.
C,.hn,eus. Up,ou Cloth. SHiine,,s. French
Tv,si, Tvr,is, Sc, Sc.
We 40, keep so Wool, lIcup, aai Oil Car.
I,aitngs constant, nn hprl; Shrrtings, Ticks,
stop,., Dsaim', Dnv., Cotton fhunri', g..
DOMESTIC G WI ron WOODEN YARN,
oO1sA,ds,. \ large quaa,iy OF
Ladies' Kid and Cloth, Cater and
Congress Boots,
Together With shr.. en- llalh,r. ofall sorts.
MEMS Boors. SHOES tNn RunBERs,
The hes, assortment Of Hat, nnd caps.
10 b. found 10 the cpunly.
\ nes recruit u
GLASS tNp CROCKERY WARE
Ca,tp, Hardware, Ghs., Ntih, faiuIs a.i
Ois, Sc, Sc.
w sls,,. k.5p choice selection IT WEST
iNph GOODS and GROCERIES, amoag
which will DEL f.,,I the bet brand. FLOUR;
MlL.s,. NuuBt li,.oo lnd Opl 'n. Tee. Java,
EiaBni Gfpuad Opir,; sugar. EsI.insi >sls's'
to-. Spio's; CuuBnis. SoIts Salt. Lad; lirh'rl
lleuuI; iaiI, Capphrpr. lamp aui krfn.
.ius uiI All l.inp., ri.bs rD5h ct one osa ssli.
iHl. 80 k,uIs ui ral,rc, in hs ms'h,t, ADD .
tb,u.,pl othaf aui,ls., not up tiis let, which
c,sh ,,i co.. cJi,,,ispi will buug al a'ton''hing.
!, lpv hgurrs.
E,sf, u,r, sishirg ur Mt stshlug o. pufchise.
bn,r llIIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
ILGERNoS :. CHAPMAN.

ONFOEp. ss.-tt Court ~ Probate held st
Paris. within aal Coz the County Of oxf.fd, on
the third Tuesday ofOctnbef, 4. u. 1859.
% the for goias pstiion--
Orisffi. That the said petitioner give Roiies IN
al persons inieses,ed.by osa.ing copy 81 hn ps.
tiiiaa With this order thsrsaa 20 H. p1bli.hsd
three weeks saccessisely 10 the ONGird Democrat,
y pablo newspiper pratrd At Plri., 10 said
Couaiy, that they mas appear al Pr,,s,r Caort
~ h. held AZ P.r., on The third Taesday Of
No,entef neat, ~ 2 1T iheolock in the fo'enson.
AMI .hsw c'ase Il iay they have ~hy the sane
.houll nsi H. grated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
TIIOuls %. DROwN. 20.
D,vIp HN,PP. Rsisy.

tNroRp, -: Na Court ni Probate hri At Fac
u, within AL f,r ihr County 1T pNinni, on
the ~ ra-siiy IL October 4. ~. 1859
ClLNiNUS ". COBB Adnia,'lr'inr on The
y estate Of WuLI,s Hat, late II Nors',.
- .aid C,uniy, decrease l.hWingpirsra'rd hi' hr't
~ sal arcpupt II sininisir,tion ~ the estate
.sid d-~r,sr I 81 sli.stnrri
O,iss'i. ihai tn sad liniai.lralor give potice
nall I'rr. 81. 80 'r~.rt by rtnsiny cops ofthis
.uler a. ,e pi'li.h-d thee wer>. -acce..iyr,y ~
lac ONibpl DrmBcrii publtc neW sphper pfiated
4 fad., that they nav appear ata Prphite Cert
% H. hIlJ~n IT ri'i. ~ aid Cppaiy. 90 tie third
fursi,y oi Nov-nhrr a-Si. at9 a'cl'k the fore.
noo,. an shsW cilss " any thry have whS tho
same shbald h,i H. arp0ei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

'ruE .ll.-r,lrr hereby give. public W,I'ce That
| .hr boz, h-.p l,l, appl,airtlN The h'nofhh'e
Julsr ~ Pubti. ~ IN CiuaN ~ oSi'm' 'nI
a.,nu. che t,ustn ~ Alniti'ioifN OF The estate o'
JNNES H. FARNuM. late % Wood''oek,
H. .,ii C,iat,. deceased, by giving bod az the
law directs. She iherri,fc requests ~, P''''n'
,hp zee niebt-i 90 the r.'ais oi s'L he'"s'r''
10 ms.r imnr,l,atr piSu"nt; ani ihp'e "n' ''''
~, IcminI. thrfc1n, ~ exhibit the .'m. ~
Oct - 1859. Cl.NRlSSA fkNN'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04
riIOMls II. BROWN, Jsdl,.
" D,vrpX,,rr, R,uar.

D,yosp.ss Va Ctuusi Probate h-li II rsr-
!, within lnd So IN rIuIN ~ oNi'sr I, 80 the
th,ri ra-.i,, pf prtI,'f, \. u. 1859.
tn rpr'nissioarfs spp'i tel o. - "u, hoSsr
. th. estate uf E,h,Ui NhuIr. late IT Gfrea'
,t,i 10 .,ri c,u'iy, i-erssri z. g. L,iu Nhhile,
o.. w,ilw .htsirg rrinrnri ih~ sa'u'ni g. then
: snB,u'-i inl' the rrHair Om7'. tpgrih 18th
! irir d,iag. thr.cIa, it We
O,f,,.i. thai the .s,d L,dswh,uL- give nrtice
. al pci 100. iais'r.,ri b, csa-iag nptir- 60 u.
ihlishei thee vrsA. succe.-iyrl, in The ia.
fd democrat pria'~d ~ Piu'. that The, nav
q ,prar q . Probate Cotrt ~ h. he'll ~ PARIS. 90
F. A. ihih Tass,la, af N,ysnb next, ~ nia- of
o. clock IN tn f,s-p,oa sni she's r,a-e " any
p ~, have ~a1 the .,iac .h,uii not h. accepted
IL cunirn.d.
rHouiS a. BROWN. JatSs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

IToHB, ,s:-Ats Court Of rr'i ate held at
Paris. wiihi- nad ~ ths Count, n rshrd
aa ths ihrI ra-.its ~ October \. u. 1859.
,uSNN N. FLETCHER. ENr~uiriN II the
y bet 'ill ind Tr.isneat ~ tHHist"rHTR
i FiFrcHfN. bi- Of ll.rupri. 90 .Iii Cpuatv.
-ra.-i. huing p-r.roict h-r .rrlni acc,'uai II
im..'.iali1n u the s-l,ie ~ .Iii .errassi for
bgaure;
Ordusd, that th- .a,i EsseuiriS give soi'cc
~ prrspns interested o., rtu-iug a rup, ~ ih,s
iar 90 ~ pghii.hsi thee weeks snr~r..,'ol, IN
he ONipri Deu"crit suessiltp"t pfipird ~ Va.
.. thu thry Int, spprar its Probate touft a. ~
iiat Pare, ~ .,ii tnaai, 90 the third rs..day
NuyralHt atNi, III nia- ~ ihs clUck m the lpre.
80, aai .hrw csn.s n ~, th-y have Shy the
100 .houl MT b. ,lluuri.
THOMAS ~. BROwN, Jads,
Aifuer opy-attssi:
Dawn KN,Pr. R,ria,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

VrpEp. sat court ~ Probate he'll hPar.
~, wiihir tpi ipS the rounty 81 DNiord, on
'he thipi Tls.iV II October \. ID. 1859.
JOSIAH :. HORNS. hinini.tr,inf oa h. 80.
] tate ufD,NIEL CH,PLiN, liir ofWat~riart
.,,d r.,unt,, dc-r,.i, hWi1g pres .H.ei hi' hr't
cuul' ~ sinini.tri,,on u the estate IT s,il De.
asrl fif al bvInc~: d.
O,irsf. hat th' .pil administrator give notios
all per. 90. ,niafr.tei Nv ciu.,ng cupy ofthis
Ter a. h. y ib.i.h-d thee week. .ucres.iVcly IN
~ Osiarl Drm icat Dsiniei a Paus. thai they
., appear 81 Probate Court O. b. he'll ~ Pa.
o.. ~ aid c,,naty % The - Toe. sy ~ November
VI. ,t ais- o'cl.ck ~ the fofeaoun. ADD .h-~
.u.s. ifaay they have way the sane should not
allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN, JsdE,.
Atrue copy-ati"st
DAVID KV,TV. RsE'Iv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

'IllE subscriber hereby give pnbl'r n,'icr N :
.bs a.. I.r, ,lul, sppo,n,sd by the honorable
lido. II p,,.l,tr br The C,anV II oSfbrl. nj
a..n-i th. trust II aimiai.tairiS II the e''''s q"
RoRCRr q. HAYES, late ofPar'.
IN .aiI C,naty, deceased. by g'iny hpni ~ the
Law directs. She th~trfifr f~'Vi-st. Az prfs"n'
wIn are trlrHrd H. the estate ~ .''d deor,.ei'
O., make Immediate psymsnt; All tho'" VIII have
,,, Ia.,,,.I. thereon ~ exhibit the ssn~ ~
ANGELINA X. HAYES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-04

NFoRD.v.- Aacoutt 81 Probate hridat Par
-, WITHIN ani fnr the cnuniy ~ ONfard, on
the ihlrl rur.i,, II O-tpl.r \. ID. 1859.
nE>IRE AN ROWE, NlGini.tu,ifiN 80 the
- estate IT ruouAs Rows. t. ~ Su.nae' IN
eel o'uhty, irc-asri, having pfe'-nled her hrst
~ inll arroaat 81 ~ aini.tr,tiol " the estate
.s'i decreased, SO allowance:
Orfu,a. that said alm,nisiritliS give notice 10
I persons Interested by causing cops " thi.
drr a. ~ pshli.hsd three week. .ncr~..,Sely "
~ ONipd D-,n"c,.t. public new -oap-S psialed
Pare, that The, miy appear ~ = Probate court
be- sld ~ Ptr. ~ 80 IsuYty. 30 the third
uc.i,, 90 Nn,e a,rr n-Nt at . O'clock inthe SIRE.
~. all n sN rm.~. ,fia, zoe, have, Why the
,me shpu'i nn' h. ,llarr,
THOMAS ~. BROwN. J.Ass.
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firth C0saiy u Oxford.
A LGERNON =. CHAPMAN, Admin'.,rs,of
~ of the estate ~ GToRoT CHAPsAs. late
Of Bethel W. aid i'ouaty, ,lsceases, respectiully
represent, that the personal estate Of ssld de.
eessei - MT sufficient IT, pay the jest deb,s
which he owed al the iiae of his death. by the
sun of Eve hsadT,i .e,enly.hSo 'lollsfs. You,
petitioner therefor. pfsys that loar ioao' ~o"ld
grant him hccHsr ~ cell Al pablo ~ private safe
ani coays, eDocsh 81 the real estate II ssid de-
ceased 40 may BE- necessary for the payment Of
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The wagon factory OF Mai Dau', in
BRIGHTON. was burned on ,hs 49, uli
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-12
Secrets Of the Sex.

- an a. ~ e-garf
At q village called "The Centre" in
the nothern part of Vermont, the boys
and girls last month had glorious
dance aud gay time generally. aAyouth,
not having the fear of the bottle before
his eyes, managed to get decidedly in the
fog upon this unwonted occasion. and silly
withdrew under the bed Of the ladies'
dressing room to recruit. No sooner had
he closed his eyes, than pair'of bloom
ing damsels came in from the hall, and
began adjusting their disordered ringlets.
The girls had tongues which ran in this
wise: alIi oi soHoa Qa sa Ss'aa 9aB2t
"What q nice dance we're having D.
Have you heard anything about me,
Jane?n ri ia3q s.5W 49, 81 y
ala, yes, Sallyl Jim Brown says he
never saw you look so handsome as you
do to night. Have you heard anything
about ime?" o, rot o g2.ii Il7aa7 os 5lB
about you! why. sartainly. 1 heard
Joe Flint tell Sam Jones that you was
the pirtiest girl in the room" aisfa54js
Wnereupon TIE dear things chuckled
s'6xed up" little more aud were starting
off glibly for fresh gossip. when our hal
conscious friend raised himself upon hi:
elbow. and quito intelligib!y though
slowly inquired. as asias, ,f gI.a,y- sra
"Ha' you heard any5orry say anything
about me, girls?"
"Phansy their oheelinks" at this juno
ture. They fed with an explosive
scream Tglas Is gaiaiHau szs pdg a9m
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-12
The Wife.

! 1t needs no guilt to break a husbands
heart. TIE absence of content-the
muttering spleen--the 1untidy dress and
cheerless home-the forbidding scowl and
desecrated hearth--these and other name
less neglects, Without q crime among
them, have narrowed to the quick the
hearts core ofmany man, and planted
there beyond the reach Of cure, the germ
of dark despair. Oh! may woman, be-
fore the sight arrives, dwell-on the recol-
lections of her youth, and cherish the
the dear idea of that tuneful time. awaken
and keep alive promises she SO kindly
gave And although she may be injured,
not injuring--the forgotten not the for
gelfnI w,fe-a happy allusion to the peace
full love and kindly welcome of comforta.
bic home kiss Of peace to pardon all
the past, and the hardest heart that was
ever looked in the breast of selfish man
will soon soften to her charms, her years
in matchless bliss. love and content-the
soother Of the so.row'ng hour, the source
of comfort, aud the spriug of Joy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-12
Finding Fault with Children.

1t is at times necessary to censure and
punish. But very much may be done by
encouraging children when they do we'll
Be. therefore more careful to express your
of good conduct than your
disapprobation Of bad. Nothing can be
more dlscouraging to child than spirit
of lncessant fault finding on the part OF
its parent; and hardly anything can exert
more Influence upon the dispositions of
both parent and child. There are two
great motives influencing human actions
hope and fear. Both of these are at
times necessary. But who would not
prefer to have her child Influenced to good
conduct by desire of pleasing, rather
than by the fear of offending? If mother
never expresses her qualification when
her children do well, and is always cen.
suring them when she sees anything amiss
they are discouraged and unhappy Theil
dispositions become hardened and soured
by this, ceaseless fretting; and at las
fading that whether they do well or i'll
they are equally found fault with, they re
linquish all efforts to please, and become
needless of reproaches. -e',.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-10-12
Challenge to M. Blondin by a Local
editor.-A Racy Proposition.

The local editor Of the Mexican Citizen
throws out the following laughable chal-
lenge to M. Blondin: esq. .-.sa
A single telegraph wire shall be ex-
tended from the American 20 the Canada
shore, without single guy, directly over
the cataract at Niagara Falls. The
Local of this paper, wearing pair of
cowhde boots and dressed in the costume
of female Dutch cook, will proceed to
the middle of the wire, with common
clay-pipe as balancing. pole, driving be-
fore him hog and COW, and carrying on
his back cooking stove, coop of chick
ems, bed and bedding, keg of lager
beer, barber's chair, and verious cook
utensils. He will then unload himself
and Immediately go to bed. ..ns6,
After snooze of fifteen minutes he
will rise, dress himself, take glass of
beer, milk the COW, kill the hog and dress
it, cook fresh pork for breakfast. after
which he will ca; VOLTS meal He will
then throw one hundred and thirty sum-
mersaults, sucking an egg while in the
air at each evolution, alighting the last
time on the tip OF the cows
horn, and while in this position will take
the chicken-coop, and after having taken
the chickens out one at time and wrung
their necks conseeutively, will balance the
coop on the tip end of his nose, balance
the scooking-stove on. his right hand
thumb, balance the .bedstead on his left
thumb. at the same time finishing the
beer and making Dutch speech to the
admiring crowds on either shore After
which-after the manner of Levi J. North's
celebrated one horse act--the Local
will perform the one COW act. The fore.
man of this paper will then come out on
the wire blindfolded aud shackled. walk.
ing on his hands. Then there will be 9
representation of Heenan and Morrissey's
prize fight, in which the "Local'' and fore
man will exchange sundry knocks anG
kicks, and black eyes. The last scene
will be both parties standing on theil
heads, and will, in this predicament, PLAY
q rub of twenty-one games of old sledg,
for the treat of all hands. The whole to
conclude with representation of some
of the loving scenes in Romeo and .Jn
Het -