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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
FALL FASHIONS.

FALL FASHIONS.
A CARD,-wM SIMMONS FORMERLY OF 1874 BROAD
"A way In returning thanks to the ladies York and
vicinity for past favors wishes inform them that bis
Show Room stocked with well selected
equal house in the trade which win be sold the most
liberal terms Mourning and bridal Bonnets always hand
WIN. SIMMONS e37 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

TOR SALE EHEAP-FAMILY SEWING MACHINES Fol
$40 Also Wheeler Wilson's Singers Grover Bakers
and all kinds of merchandise, bought by THOMPSON
CO.. l02 Nassau street, second floor. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGED SMALL FARM ar az
acres Of the very best Of land finely situated on the e
hamsbnrg and Jamaica turnpike "a miles the ferries
stages pass me door every hour from the ferries cottage hos
nearly large barn necessary So
fence and plenty of fruit would the whole or mart w
the buildings without would exchange For an
farm N New Jersey or South Apply Mr. FOWLER NJ h
Middle Village. L. J. - - - paSnisess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

MIR CHARRUAUDS DANCING ACADEMY
M "a EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
VIII open on Saturday nth 0ct inst At 10 O'clock noon
81 p NJ Days throughout the season. Tuesday and Fri.
day al the afternoon for children evening for cen,
teen. Wednesday and Saturday IL noon children and
can any time Circulars Obtained at ths
above academy and ut Mr. las East
street. \ f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

A YOUNG LADY WHO IS HANDSOME HIGHLY AC-
IA complained and who on coming Of age will possess
handsome competence Is anxious avoid matrimonial al
lance which her relatives forcing her. With this
view she wishes TO make the acquaintance Of gentleman Of
education refinement and pleasing personal appearance
wfo would rescue her from her impending unhappy tate
Address, for three days Dulcna Madison square Post oce
MATR1MoNIAL.A YOUNG GENTIEM an. AGED d. y:
M and Of good appearance and nanong wishes
the acquantAnse agreeable young lady not over ~ with
view TO matriony Address, In strict commence EDWARD
Newcomb, Union square Post office.
1.-TWO YOUNG WIDOWS RECENTLY FROM THE COUN-
try would like make the acquaintance OF some gentle
u en- with q view masrimony None pnt gentlemen OF
r and respectabfv with means 20 support wife in
er,ee ranner need apply References exchanged. Adj.
drts lor three days Widows, Nassn square k9 plSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

Anew YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
N =" SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Wednesday Sept a. 1859 frains I'm f>sv
Twenty sixth street staten, New York. as follows:-
For MI!lams6ridgeT5 and Il 4, $50 and e:soP n
White and Centre streetG. - 49, - wv
For Dover Plains-4PN *fNf@E
For Albany-S:S0 A. NJ man train. $3.50 &1.
REfuRMNc WIZ Law AA
Dover PlAfns-B:9O A. n -
Mhte Plsins-6 and A: T.. and5P.M
WlLamsens,dFe- and e:So 4. u. and s;loRM
WILLIAM ). cAxrpErI. supermssus1us.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

HALL TO LET'S BY 81 FEET ON THE SECOND
IL floor of Nos 81 and 8lS Broadway, Fourteenth
street. 70 musical other societies for evening use Terms
rooms on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

EVoR SALOON ONE OF TIE BEST THOROUGH
fares in Brooklyn, Grocery and Tea Store,
doing good cash business Inquire At los Murray street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

E,OR SALE OR TO LET-TwO VERY NEAT AVN
~ geneel two story, attic and basement brick Houses
situated IN Schermerh0rn street. Powers street two
minutes walk from Fulton Aantc cars Brockyn
Inc above houses are b in the best manner have hot And
sold water bath and marble Terms a. 0
balance five years bond MORTGAGE Rert
Bruokyn S"sAs sAee%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN. OF DISTINGUISHED
N personal appearance and ample means wishes to make
the acquaintance Of young LADY, twenty one wears
Of age Of great personal attractions who would help him
get through this world and his property Address I'M Mon
day afternoon, Unhappy Man, Herald onice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

T,oR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS ENGLISH BASEMENT
10 the occupant. ~Sr's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

TlHOFCE FARM LANDS FOR sALE-BEsT MARKET
and fruit growing sol In the Union, raiload-Prce q
land 80 by nstamens within years. soil
very productiye settlers mostly from the North Wes
particularly adapted the vine large number Of vineyards
have been out; farms under cultivation b
Judged by its products. 1t of the
successfu settlements started Address ands Byrnes
Hammonon Post Office Atlantic county New Jersey, whom
Philadelphia by railroad direct Hammonton TX A. r. OF
SP. n. 1t " only 50 miles. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

EoR SALE FARM toF III ACRES, ONE OF THE
IL best in Westchester county with
Lands good and in fine location sized plots to
twenty acres saicr Cottage rooms pleasant loca
tion mile from depo five ighhs acres very
cheap Residences first class in Mount Vernon for GALE
exchange for city adjacent property To class
Residence in Mount Vernon. inquire 81 j. l.. BREWSTER,
g Broad street, New York call JOHN STEVENS Mount
Vernon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

no LET-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
House In Thirty fifth street. Third and Licking
tou avenues repete with all the modern improvements also
four story brown front House In Thirty fourth street.
east Of Third avenue. Rents low,
SIMS 4 WREN, 4S3 Third avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH DRESS GAPS.

Miss GILL; avenue respectfully informs her friends
and the public that she has handsome assortment Of
French Dress Caps and Of the latest STYLE on very
moderate terms Also Ladies' Bonnes made to order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

IHOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM, 81 ACRES BUILD
ngs and Stock depot in Rockand county 81 800;
beautiful Country Seats Mills Farms in all locations and
prices sale or trade w. III. MEIICK 4O7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

TOR SALE IMMEDIArELY-FoR CASH, THE OLD Es-
tabshed Gallery. located at lao Grand Williams.
burg This Gallery has been in successful operaon
lily operatng win be sold low for cash Inanirn az The
propretors DURYEA'S PEARSALL. N. B.-No agents
dapplv = - -e~-e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

TOR sALE-Two FIRST CLASS -FOUR STORY BROWN
stone front Houses Nos III and lag Madison avenue sss
hniehed and In replee order, with modern improve
ments with rosewood and black walnut the parlor
nrarns pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
AMERICAN / FOREIGN PATENTS,
Il. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents !!

Late Aseaf Of The u. &. PdisI 0ios. Wash
ingion, uader the at ~ 1887.
20 state ST., opposite kiiby 81, BOSTON.
a FrER an excessive practice OF upwards 81
u twrnt, years, oeniinucs To- seoutv Patents In
The Un,tsd sts,e,; and also n Great priisio,
Franc, and other (orrign countries. Caveats,
Specifications Assignments, md all faps's 90
Duwiag. for Patents executed on liberal ,erm',
sad With despatch. ReseaWhfs made inio Am'-
ricsn or roteign works to determine the ssidiN
OF utihu " PRrnis W la,enl ioRs-snd lesalm
Other advice tcadefed ~ all matters touching the
sane COMES Of the claims of any faienis iur
ai.hrd hy remitung one Dollar. Assignment 80
corded al Wash,egion.
Thi. Areee, i. vet oaly the largest IN New Ing
aod, hut though II Inventors have advantage lu'
securing pstents. ot asoertainnt The psient'h'lii
If inyrniion., unsurpassrd by, ifnot lmmea'uta'
~, superior 10, ary which cav 10 "hsted them
.l..,b.r. In. testimonials below gtvrn nro,e
TIA, non. I. NOR SUCCFSSFUL At TIE
PATENT OFFICE than she Subscriber, aud -
,ST'crpSS rs THE BFST PROOF OF 40.
VAyTlGFS AND ABILITY, he would add
that he has abundant reason a. believe, and can
nav, ,h,t Al No o,hsi Office ot the Kind are the
sh,r,s. f,r prnies.ions serViec' - moderate. The
,n;we..s ptariicsoi the suhscr her during twsnlD
,.,ts r,s; Ia. enabled him 90 arrumplste vast
collection of specifications ant ofhcial decisions
relative 10 ratsnis. Thee, besides his extensive
ti,rsr, ~ legal aud mechanical sotks and ful nc.
rsun's Of Patspt. granted ~ the Uaited States and
Csrop~, reader him able be,onf question, 10 oii'r
.ups,ior facilities tor obtaining raisHs.
An seres.ity ola inurne, 90 Nsshingion iopro-
cure pstent aud the usua great dela, there. are
sased inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mos, kinds Of roots and barks a-e now
used as medicines, e1ssp, cube ROOT and the
bark ola dog.
In Siam, the penalty for lying i to
have the mouth sewed up. SurPO-c such a
Law were in force here what - number Of
mute. we should have.
"A dancing master was arrested lately IN
Matches for robbing fellow bOArder. lie
said tina, be commenced BY cheating prin-
ter. and alter that everything ras'ally
seemed TO come easy to him.
-"Did your fail bur, yOal" said one
bod carrier to another. who had fallen from
the tor ola twO-.,ory bOuse. "Nc,iu the
least. Johnny twas The s'Oppin' - quick
that hurt me"
we often bear ola widow msnding her
condition by repairing.
-Ezeixrrs. Mortal things fade i'm
mortal things srrins more freshly with eI-
ery step to the tomb.
Kindness 1. the golden chain by which so
eie,y i, bognd together.
The rer in the hand tina, know, bow to
use il, is the mOsI powerful weapon in the
world.
lie who turn. SPY. Tor pleasure, wouldn't
hesitate to b. haugman fur business.
Let your vi, - your friend, your mind
your companion, aud your tongue your ser.
want.
IA young ran in Niagara having been
crossed in love. walked out to The PrcciP'cc,
gave one lingering look at the guilt beneath
him. and then went hone liz body va.
found the next mornings bed. Avery
sensible young man.
Vice and folly may feel tie edge Of wit,
but virtue i. in,ulnerAbls; aquaiOrii' di--
solve the base metals, bG, has no power TO
diss,lys or corr,is gold.
Ike came homr from school very much
asiaisd bc,lu-s be could not understand
The principlr- OF Allegation, IS lad down ~
Greynieat q" There, d,ar, snid Mr., Par.
tinston, "don't IT,, about u you mus,
,ell the teacher that YOU amt no alligator,
and know he'll rslinquish you" The lad
was comfort Q aec'rlinsly.
"A TeI., paper s'y' a squad OF Canaan
che. lately ga alter a bald headed white
man. who v.- hunting on ,he San saba
river. AMI had nearly .uyertakeu him. when
his hat blew "a and exposed hi' shining h'ld
pate to their unfinished gar. The savage,
halted. cried e" .caIp'd' .alPei'" anil stood
wondering ., long At the phenomenon that
the hunter escaped.
The mos, simple aud bcs' way to clean
knives. . o. rub the brickdu,t on them with
piece Of raw potato. There aPPears % be
some virtue in ,bc juice % tie potato which
aid. in clearing the steel. \ friend Of hu-
mainly and lover % bright knives, ask, Us
30 give ihls place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
BOOKS AND GIFTS!
G.. Ct. EVANS g. CO.,
rropristpr. of the
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
No. as Cornhill, Boston,
VALUABL T. BOO S
RICH GLE II s.

A On rafyss ~ proc ffo- 70 80. ., 500, rito1
foik, ps',Aisu sf s',ry toal.
WYE take plea.sfs ia stsiiaE that the lier.l
w and harvesting Jatfonigr bestowed on us by
the peoplr II 80 Enghad, AMI other parts q
an. eoniry enable ~ a. oder .till greater intHos
meat. 60 purchasers ~ bpoks, AMI isdyiduaI. %
association. getting up clab', thsn ever t-inre.
The advantage. ~ possess over sny Other s'n.
itaS sstshishmeat. ~ the o'unif,, e-isriaiN &C.
6ring New Eayl,ai orders. must h. eriis1t 10
ihn.s aruutiotrd With ous ppsitioR, aaf unisf.
.iani osr .upsfioS aud Increasing itrihiies iar
do,ng busins-s. Our advantage re a. blpas.
We puhl,sh a large list ~ valuable bpnks.
We obiain large gun,Hies II other valu,l's
so,k. ~ eNshang- iHr osr own.
We boy large sditiuns irom other puhli'hsfs 6r
cash At yrr, los pfires.
Ne pat M objectionable l.pak on our c,iilayls
W. Oder ~ Inducements which ~ DO npt IaI.
6n.
We lay our watches ia hrgequanl'tIs' 5ro cash
and II The lrst make.
wrh,vr uuf Jewrlry made ~ nrisr -, he t~st
manufacturer. ~ ih,s cnuntry 'nd Larupr
By doing an sXisasivr bn'ine's Ne rtn make
yep valuable prrssui, mote hcqusnill 90 lur.
rhassss,
Ouf prrssni PLAZA IT operations - he 'sms 20
osir,n.isi fyr ,sars ago bY W.. q. q. Eys.',
ani = .,netionsd not unl, b., The highest Juil.
al suia.fit, 90 ne 81, ry-p STATE On che JHi11,
lat h, che voice fthe people from M'ins Co CAL
tEtfnit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

THE OlDEsT sur. The bArqgs Marin
arrived at this Prt IRON a three years
cruise in the Indian O,can. She was built a,
the town Of Pembroke, now called Hanson,
for priyaissF during the revolutionary war.
She was bought by William Roteh, a msr-
chant Of Nantucket, Afterwards Of thu. city,
in the year l7S3. aud in the sino year she
made voyage 70 London with cargo OF
oil. Her register is dated A. u. l7s2, and
she is consequently in her seventy
year. She claims To BE- The first ship that
displayed the United States a. in British
port after the Evolutionary war. which
Gag is now in existence, though in shreds.
Her model j. Of the old French coustruc-
ton, tumbling home, or rounding very
much in her TOP side', aud she Is eon'e
Quently very narrow on deck. in proportion
10 her sire, 202 tons. I, is said that Their,
stands to Der credit over 500, 600; and
frOn the earliest history VI this ship she has
never been any expense by loss IL under
writers except once, and that To a very small
amount. New B-iiori Standard, lI,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
Ayers Ca hartic Pills,
.oK rHI cuEE

ron TuI CuNU
Co,h,ta,,,. Jassd,r,. Dyp,p,ii, isiiso',rr, Dy'
ssi,ty. EsiSfs-afA. E'y,ip,it', H,ad,,h'. P,i'',
Rk.s-aisr. FfsJs,sas asd Ahs Duran, Lrv
Ca-tlsias. Dr,Jsy Tu0, Ts~sp asd Sab
RA.s-. Vs,,,.. Gsu'. N's'sigia, 90 DHSr
Pa, aai To- PsriyiEg "a Bid.
The, atr Sugsr COATED 80 ihst The most sen'r
tive can take them pl,ssaully, asi the, afe the
be-, at,t,.ni 80 the void boz al the pufposc' OF
a Ia. u, phy'ic.
Price. IS cent, per boN; Five boxes for ~.
Great puml"fs of Cl.igymeH, Stairsmsn, PhN'i.
c,ans ADJ ,min'ut Isf."Gsges, have lsnt their
name. to o'tii, ihs uurapllc,' uselulre's 81 hc'c
fensd,ss. lot "uf space hctr vii not permit the
inserii"n II them. The agent. l-luN ntmcd iuf-
ni,h gtaii. uur Amsfirap Almanac ~ which they
a., ri,sn; nth ais TOLL description ~ The als,'c
comI Lini'. Hpd The lf,atm,ut that should h. iol.
lowed lui then CUE.
10 not H. pot "a by unpfincpled dealer, Nth
other Iu'taraiions ih,y make mpfr pr"ht on.
p,mand ANIU's and tlkc NJ other.. The sick
~snt The bet a,d thew !. lor them, and they
,huplI have a..
Al uur r,medi,. arc iot ale bN u j.. Bates &
Co, Psts; d.. Rect, -. rat,.; u. y. Moves,
Nor~ay; :. Mor.r, Moth Turner, Tcgur Bro..
Tmn,f: naups. + Elh., CanIna; AtSood 4
Co., Du.kh,ld; Chas- Il Co, Dishsld. add 10y
al druggists aud merchants. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
DIR, ]. HosTETrER's
cTLruE,rrp
ST O m a O h Bitters!

I'm, that nuneruu. class wha devote then.sl'e.
IA literary and other ssdentarN pufsuiis, and ~
consequence ~ y want N ph,.'cal 'Nefrisr, be-
come the victims Of sHgu"F and debility, without
nerve ~ appetite. have hitherto .'ughi ~ vein
,r .ome IN, igoniinr. he giving medieins, who's
effect. upon the s,s,sp' shall 10 both speedy and
pet.aa.nt. Physician. ~ sm,n~ac,, and pro-
ioandI, acquainted With the requirements Of ihe
b.,n,n frame, commend llOSTEITER'S MI
TIERS 80 The safest ADD swiiirst siimal'nt IN The
,,cup.rat,,r snstgis. ofihc system ~ discuve III
A ,r.ios.. en-. appetite. g,Vrs issh 'iguf ~ The
digestive utsan., s'ud. the blpud ihr'ugh the
,sin. Nth q murr liVsl, cuurpi, ou'fe'1ts ten-
,lenc, a. dspfcssion ofspif,is, and ne man Z =
,h. t,ansartian IL ls,.insss suh cheerful heart
,ed .eii,. mind. Julkc oihsf medicines which
have l.,sn devised flf N samc ohIcci, the BlI'
TINS do not act spasu,ndicilly. 90 wuh ieni-'
TAR, row,t-the iahusnor oitht fcfnsd, D. bsi'ng'
And 4 p.t,cat ~ int give some stieui''nin -
,.,iny ptopsf rNerriss. ahrt the rrlicl has l'vsn
attended, he nsr, lear NJ rriufn ~ The niilici'ua.
Nh, ,sh,l,i, naiufsl ~ The encruarhmsnt ~ y-'ts
upaa the '-rdil, frame ). al.o alle'isird -, tbs
g1..t strengthening m~,l,cinc, thus cabling the
aged a. pa.. their decn,ug da,s IN physical Ease.
~hst,as the, ace nv sUncfiHg from cNlf"ine
..,Lp... anI nrtsuusnrs.. To this venerable
..ofr.opl., IlOSrErTER'S BITrERS m,,
4, ,ommsnI I'd g. Invaluable. The prpfetrrs II
thi. n,isuiatur have ~ aid,ii"n, deep gtatbra.
ton IN a.,urius Nnr.ins Molher that the, will
And the hitter. the .alr.t and bet If rrsinfiNrs.
vrr, Nv mcdicin~. ace sanctioned b, physicians
a, pr,pst 10 l.. ADMINISTERED dsnag The period 81
nu,.ins; ani this has gained an uni'cf''l prefer
snce.
rETho.r Who desire To purcha'e this great
rsn.dy for D,sp~p.a and Debility sh"ud ~.
,nsmh the prryise title. llusietis''s tsirhni'd
St.mach Rittst.. It,. pot up 80 qaart hotllrs,
With the name. Dr. J. llosiriisf's stomach U,t'
tsf. ,blown 90 the bottle. and al.n STAMPED "n The
cap covering the oo,k. With the a#"gnph OF
IIo.t.tirr 4 Saith on The hi~l. Thee ihing.
az impo,iani on account Of the numerous o"uaief'
ieit. ~ the market. .
r5y-rfrp,rrJ snd .pld by lIOSrETrER 4
SMITH. Piu.l.g, Pa, aod alsn .old 10y al
dmrgt,i.. gruccr.. sud dealers grnsull' through
oct III Uaisd States, Canada, South America
aud GsruanN.
SoLb, u =. Rate. h Co.. Paris; Dr, W. \
Rust. Souih Paris; u. I. No,os, Norway; VI
Robinson, Mechsuic fal,.
uhule.alc by ". =. Phillip, rouhnd.
Werk. \ Potter. Bo.ion. Gencr,l Agents 70
the New Eughad States and ffoV,nrcs. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS a!
THE ONLY REMEDY.


THE Eastern State. Included " that section OF
The union whi'h 10 mos, widely hh"~" ne
New Engt,nd. 60 tain thrifty. 'oto''f'on'' ~
,.llirrut people, Who have achieved an "noon'
mon degrrv 81 prosperity With climate ~.
tt,,p.k ,r,ing 10 some cnnstituiioss AIDA 80" o'
small Fertility. ihs) have coa',i'ed 20 'u'ra'-
uute favored cnmmuai,ies ~ alu''-, e'"t,ih'"g
that eonduce. 10 .ocial comGtt and h'rp'"r--.
Unf,,tunaiely they are occasionally 80 sb'"''e'l
In Ia.ine.s and rncnial culiisail"a iha, the, ne
elect the precautions which ARE essential 70 b'di'
il health. Dyspepsia and phy.cal debility arc
n,e,alsn, atnuas ~ rh--es The h'st disease ',
,,o.ln~ed b, inaiieuti"n w the digestive organs
which are 80 susceptible of Encouragement. lhous'
and. arr nov PAVING the penalty Of this neg'ec''
AMI suffering isily the must tfyin1 p''ns, almost
without hope II relief. They have oome 10 ~
Is,e that their ailmeni 10 chr'nic, AND that they
must i-ear With tito the end. u grathes ~ -
eecdinsl, 10 anuounce ~ these afflicted indis'd'
ual. ,hd they wa, nov commind remedy Of IN
questionable poicnc, and ,iriur, which has ne'e'
leen Known To- fail IN al s,ses 81 digestive wenk
mes. or arrangement. llundfcd. uf ioagu"s af'
ready IT, grow cLqusnt 10 priise Of 'h'- wonder
fol conaucrer oC dyspepsia, which - known a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

A Bor's DEFINITION or Tuz 0HIo. 4
correspondent writes Us as follows 81
beard the other day a clersymtn telling Of
his experience IS school teacher IN Cincin-
nAiti, some year. 49,. lie gave 10 a school
Of small boy, ~ a subject Sr composition,
The Ohio RIVER and one Little fellsS
brought in the iolI1wing lie vas born
at the creation. III. father i. ths Allesha.
nv, and hi. mother j. the M,nobg ,hela
lie i, bigger than both h, parents. Ii is
not known when he will die
New York Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. and
,..H.nstsNss,s aAN-1FNRT1AN
INCIrlENT CONSUMPTION.

4 BOUl .iN SraI. sgo the Europsan Cough
~ Remedy 49,. intpsiucsd into this state. anil
u !. a. H. presumed that bdt lev ate now unsc.
quaiutcd With ,is ,itp-s; macy ATE nov living,
Who, hat toe IT, remedial I-,~ =. would have hcen
bong since IN the .piut land. The Agrut' have
ju,l received lie,h suppl, oi this Invaluable me !.
irine sai all Who are .uhrting lrom coughs, aud
h.,. therefore cause Ior dsesd,ag con.umpi,"n.
are inVited 10 give u = trial The iallosiag ease
of cur, ha. l~,n sent With rtqne,l that II 'h"uld
~ I.ubi.hed lot the h-a,6l OF others; Il u ir'm
ystsnas 4. York. Esq., formerly OF Meredith
Village. now Of Landod, \. u,
Rev. Waiter Cltkr-Dear Sir: Among the
thousand. ofihsnk'ul hcaus. ~ expressed Ia YOU
b, letter, phase accept ny .incrtr thanks nr tout
valuable cough medicine, fnT am trul, thankful
that eve, heard II the European Congh Rene
d,. va. afflicted with Cough ior over two
long wears, part II the time Se<<sr,efrl,. !
tiled almo.i everything that could hear of; and
also quite a nuulef 81 III, scian.. but without ~
reiy,ng any permanent bcn-ht. vas thea al.
weed a. ly Suur Emop-an CU"gh Rrmedy, and
accordingly sbughi ON" Of the small battles, which
made me sums better. ! then procured large
hottIe, and lsiure had taken hslfOf n. my cough
had leit me, and NY lpngs were ,esiored. am,
therefore prepared to say iiom personal expert
sncc, that IN NY opinion the European Cough
Rrme,l, .. the Lest medicine zoe cough. ever dts
covered. NERANuS 4. YORk.
Trial bottles, rs cenl.. Large bottles, con-
tanning the quantily ol ilur trial bottles 10 cents.
The European Cough Remedy Is prepared by
Rev. WALTIR CLARKE, Minot, Me, (ldte
Cufni.h.) by whom agent, are ,uppled. Sold 10y
al respectable druggists and medicine dealer.
everywhere
For sale by u. p. Bate. 4 Co., and J. II. Raw
con, Paris; W. A. Rust, so. Paris; 4. 4 %. w..
Mason, Bethel; ID. W. Noble, souih Waterford
q. Porter, Waterford; Bsrnrs Walker, Lowell;
&. L. Chsss 4 Co, biS6sld; l.. Ai~ood and
&. u. Atwood, buck6eld; J. T.. iiubbard Coz
Hiram; ID. Z. Noyes, Norway. i,2s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

Insect. must lead a truly j5yiL life.
Think what 10 mus. De % lodge In a lily.
Imagine a palace o. ivory or pearl, with
columns Of silver aud capitals OF gold, all
sxhaling such a peril - never Eross from
censor. Fancy again. the fun Of ,uckins
yourself up Tor ,Ae nigh, in the folds Of a
rose, rocked 60 .ier BY the gentle 'lsh' u a
summer air. a.i nothing % 30 Nurn yOu
awake but O. ss,l your,eli in a drSdrOp,
and tail to aad at Jour bed-c,1ihes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

Tsti. ~. Csssiy Csan,s,oag' ~ iL Csusiy
~ OF'arf,
TUT unierignel petitioners would rrsp'curlly
Il r-prrsrat that c'uuiN rold - mn'h ucc Ell
fr,m pa,at mar Joha " w,ls1n'. IN Liac"ln
p,uf.itnn. % the line 81 the Grsnd Trunk ratl.
ruaI. an.l that. b. onS opiatpn, the most dif-ct
All iels,bIe ruuts i by the South arm II the
gichtrd.,,a Lake. theuco dosH the valley Of
nl,,k brook 10 AuloVrr. anil thence o. hrants
P,,ad Depot ~ Wo,dsu.ck. We therefore p'sy
,,uf hsror. o. view .tid ruuie sui make such l1'
sstisa. ani alterations iIr the pebble inirr-
81 afid cruyeniracr.
NATHAN DRESSER aal 100 others.
F,ifuaB .. 1850.