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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

EASs0. The telsgraphic report given
last vcrk tina, the people OF Kansas had vo'
ted against State organization, was cor
rect. but conveyed wrong idea. The vote
wa. taken BY the people OF Western Kan
as, embracing the Pixies Peak region,
whether to apply to Congress for the organ.
nation Of a new territory, or Tor admission
asa State. II was decided to apply for a
territorial government.
The account. from Kansas proper are to
the effect tha, the new State constitution IL
80 popular tina, the opposition !. narrowed
down. in some localities, to the Buchanan
pos,inasters. IL lie to 5e voted upon next
month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
I'VE will Beat you Mex, Year. +"

All the comfort the black democracy take
in view Of the sound thra.hins the people
CAV. them at the las, election, Is to repeat
the old story they have kept going for three
years. "we will beat you next year"
Well. IL there l. any comfort in this, the
Republicans ought to let them enjoy IL, Tor
their pre-cnt condition - truly a sad one.
Because the Republicans allowed them 20
make small comparative gains IN lSj- and
SO. they arepsd that the Republican MAJOR
ity va, destined 10 be snnihilated in the
course Of few years. This Was the argu-
Deni Of Manasseh II. Smith at the Bangor
Convention. and be presented the figures 10
show how il would be done. This year an
other slice was 10 Be- cut of from Morrill's
majority. and then next year democracy
Wa. to ..,riOmI h tlrOuFhouil,te State Bot
the September vote has AnnihilAted their
hops. Instead Of q prO-slayery gain, they
behold Republican gain Of more than four
thousand in the popular vote. With a sin
kls. solitary senator out Of thirty-One, and
thirty-iwO Representatives out Of one hun.
dred and hfiy-one, and twelve thousand ma
jority against them in the STATE, no wonder
they brAs what they shall do next year.
Their prospect i' certainly bright, snsOur.
aging one.
In Name. mod ern democracy Is dead and
plusksd up by the roots, and there Is no
power on earth that can galvaniIs il into
life. This result grow. out OF no spAsmod-
ie action. no uhirlwind Of excitement il is
the " sober second thought" the deliberate
action Of cool. calculating mind'. Unless
the black democracy abandon their treason
able doctrines, change fronts, and about
lace, their present deplorahle condition " ~
continue. and their sleep be that which
knows no waking. What i true Of Maine
10 also true Of all the New England States.
and with one or two exceptions, Of all the
free States in the Union. The people are
determined 10 reform this government, and
there 10 no power in party action that can
stop them. AL the hopes entertained by
the black democracy Of next year or any
other year in The future, will end in di.aP-
pointmenl.-tbeir dreams Of future success
will pass away like the morning cloud.
Revelations never 90 backward. The march
Of free empire is onward, onward. Truth
Is mighty and will prevail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
The Cattle Show.

The Seventeenth Exhibition Of Our Coun
ty Society commences next Tuesday. The
Trustees have graded new half.mils track
and offer and extra premium Of fifteen dol
lars for the best trotting horse raised and
always owned in Oxford County THIS
will be likely to draw out quite q brisk
competition. In the mean time induce
m.nt., will be afforded in other depart
m.nts. We hope all who have articles OF
enc quality will bring them forward to add
TO the attractions Of the exhibition. Let
the farmers understand that IL 4, Is fall
ure il will he their own lack Of interest
in furnishing tho material Tor q more at
tractiys one.
The South Paris band has been engage
to furnish music during the time not occu'
pied BY other exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
The Returns

To The exclusion OF our usual variety Of
matter. we this week publish the OfheiAl re-
turns Of the late election. The occasions
when one wishes 70 refer TO the vote Of =
locality are Of 90 constant recurrence, that
the reader will find himself amply repaid
Cor The trouble OF fling this copy away for
future reference.
The figures given show Republican gain
beyond all precedent. The party eOnven-
iiOns were 80 late, and public meetings, and
The ordinary appliances Tor exciting politi-
cal interest, - long neglected. that many
Of our friends 10 other States faneied ne
should Jet the State ~ by default. Yet in
spite Of this almos; spAthstic state, and the
entirely local character Of the conflict, the
Republicans have a mAinriiy which has not
been eQualled since 1850. Nor Is ibis ua'
joriiy large in certain localities, leaving
other place. in doubt, bot it j. nearly equal
" distributed making Republican 'isio-
~ thing TO be always counted on, with
proper Effort, in nearly every section OF the
State. In proof Of his, We append an anal
y.i, Of the vote BY Congressional districts,
A given in the Portland Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
TnIRp DAY.

The storm which set in yesterday has
continued with undated force up to the
presen, time and the prospects are favora-
bic Tor its continuance. \ pair OF three
year old steers, the property of Daniel Cur
ii. of Woodstock were exhibited today and
we're very much admired for their doeii''y
and admirable training. They were man
aged by n young son Of Mr.. Curtis who
seemed very much attached to them lie
made them perform a series Of ieats to tho
great amusement Of the bystander'' Ito
would drive them without yoke to any
distance and they kept perfect STEP ana
when no mo,ioned one to come round tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

AV,~Acs TOR 1850. Thomas Almanac,
published by Messrs. llickling, Swan &
Brewer, is on our table. As ,hi. annual
has become household world" tho an.
nouneemynt Of ITS issue is all that is needed.
Messrs. Fowler a Wells are prompt in
bringing out their Psychological Almanac.
This, in addition 10 the Astronomical cal.
eulations. has large amount Of matter Of
inisres, to all, and particularly to those
who have given attention to PhrenOlogy and
its kindred topics. Price 6 cents. Twsn-
ty.fve copies FOR 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

MoEE Coon wuKlT. Mr.. Benjamin E.
whitconb. OF Sweden. raised the present
year. from one and halt acres OF ground,
80 busbsl. Of good wheat. and one bu'hel
Of weevils and their effects, from . IL
bu.hel. Of soed. There must have been
over 80 bushels had the wCevil not troubled
il. Cox
This is the third account We have recei.
we'd, oflarre CROPS Of wheat in Sweden. II
the farmer. in tina; town have all done as
we'll a, those reported, there will be small
demand Tor Western -four during the mex,
year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
6ais 6lsa 6O36 5i47

Twcnty-'even towns and plantations re-
main to be heard from. which last year gave
Morrill, go, Smith lai7. Buta large frae-
ton OF this vote for Smith las, year was IN
the Madawa'ka plantations, where hun.
drcds Of fraudulent votes were thrown,
which have no, been repeated this year.
The return. to come in will but slightly
change the above result, and will not in any
way dc,rac, from the wholesale Republican
victory exhibited by the above figures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

California. The latest adViees state that
the Republicans and anti.LeeOmptOn DEM
oerats have effected fusion Of their forces,
50 far Us the Congressional election is CON-
eerned. Sibley Republiean,) and Booker,
(ansi.IecOmpton,) have withdrawn, having
the Geld 10 MeKibben and Baker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Yves, Oxford Agricultural Society.

This society announce their Annual Ei'
hibition. to be held on the grounds Of the
society a, Fryeburs, on "Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, October Sth, 9th and 9TH.
The Trustees offer liberal premiums for AZ
ticles offered. and the well known interest
ofthe agricultural community in that re-
eion will be likely to ensure grand EIbi-
bitiOu. We shall have something to say Of
il hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

LEvTr AT SrwNER. The ladies Of the
Congregational Sewing Society a, Sumner
have in view the purchase Of a bell for their
house o.! vcr.hip. A levee in aid Of this
object was held a, the church on THURSDAY,
18th inst. The occasion a. usual when
the ladie. have the direction Of Affairs, wa.
one OF pleasure and interest. Sores, speech
-, and instrumental music enlivened the
hour. The handsome sum Of sos 90 was
realized. We wish them success in their
enterprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

We see il stated that there was a fall Of
nearly FOO; Of snow, in the vicinity Of Mt.
Washington, las, week. There has not been
50 cold a snap in September, since lslG.
The weather for lev days past has been
sufficiently pleasant to make up for the
shills endured; but il cannot restore the
blightsd crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

These h;ures -, at re-; all possibility Of
. prO-slAvery Congressman, under the pres.
en-, apportionmen,; and the Legislature
will he in such hAnd- that srrrymanding
prOec-. eanno, carve out democratic dis
tr,et under the Census to DO taken next
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

RAP. Il. Il. Our thanks arc due
r. II. Cu.hmap, E.q. Superintendent, Of
thi. Rad. for hi. courtesy IN passing our
reporter TO the State Fair. We arc in.
formed that on learning the effect Of the ar.
rancemen, Of fares on passengers from this
county. he promptly furnished them with
return tickets. 1t gives US pleasure to re-
cord such acts Of gentlemanly hearing, and
W. feel tina, there are just grounds for the
growing popularity Of this road and its
managers, with the travelling public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

SUICIDE. On Tuesday morning Mr.. Mo-
sss swea, Of Fryeburg, committed suicide
by hanging himself. The day previous he
was engaged about hi. usual work on bis
farm. and on the morning Of committing
the fatal deed be partook Of bis breakfast as
usual. IDaily Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

We publish below the returns from the
whole State sIeep. few small towns and
plantations. which will not materially
change the result. The figures are mainly
IRON the Town Clerks returns to the Secre-
tary OF State, and were published in the
Kennebec Journal Of last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

The Advocate reports the. baptism Of four
persons, in Byron, recently.
The Banner states that ten persons united
with the Uniyersalrst church a, Norway, a,
the last communion. The number Of mem.
bers Is now LEG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

Mr. A. c. Denison, Superintendent, Of the
UnivcrsAlist sabbath School at Norway.
gave his scholars free ride TO Mechanic
Falls, on the Goth int. The paper mills Of
Dsnlson & Co. were thrown open for their
inspection. The little folks had a happy
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

ws.R.LArHAN,M.D BDani's Pond.
A~IHiCA BisAE1, North fafis
HESHN uFrOS, NoT~sy.
W.. y. DAVIS. UenwarA'
DAVID nUHsIN, Hiram
N. \. MANbNN,
q. e.. STAcT, fofteF.
J. =. fowHSs, fNebuff.
=. u. hss, Bfo~ahsh.
Col ELpKs BANKTR, Lowell.
noe T.. ". woopBVEr, S~eden.
rHos. FAHHtSeros, Stow,
lOsNrH hAHEows. Hshroa
CHAHLNs MAsoS, betheL
J. B.ErLTrr. Lncks'sNilh.
4 A. ktNHAtt, kumsa'd
A.. X. kSAFF, Hanovet.
DAVID ksAFF. T.. RamEard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
John ]. PERRY. Editor.

Trrm..-oas Dollar add Fihy cssts rer wear.
Il ApvlscE; I've Dollars At the sVi u The
ye.i.
CLrsntxa. To secermotste sOel as are ~'l'
lag 60 s,J ~ eSiesding the cirCslsi,oa o. bose
p.P>r, where the mOusy accompanies the '''e''
ve vii sesd
10 COP'ss. Cor 0Ss year, Tor $500
20 V0
ES. v. NItTs, Ne. l scoU.y's buiLi'ny'
Govt street. Boston, l. au,Aor,ted toreosi'e al
vsi.snssts lor this paper, at the sane ta'es re-
ssifsd b. ".
rVs. ". PrrrrSsILL \ Co., 10 s,s,s ST.,
Boston, aad i22 Nassaa ST, New Nork, are our
.utAsFiH~d agsats isr prOCuring suhsefiPiioa' sHd
fOr~afdiag Advertisements.
Rrfaymsnt isf al Advertisements u held 10 be
sas iron the date ofths 6r-i Insertion.
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Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

Mr.. Ten Brock writes from England to
4 friend in Memphis that his winnings in
England this year have topped $40, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

Edwin b. Palmer, Mr.. was ordained as
pastor Of the "a Congregational church in
Newcastle. on the 9Oth inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

wKEsrKE ASSOCIATION. Attention Is in-
viisd TO the notice, in another column. Of
. meeting Of this society, on the llsh inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

The famous diggiuss on the Is,hmus,
known as the Cbiriqui disgins', prove to
have bcen grossly exaggerated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

The sailing Of the Great Eastern has been
postponed 10 ,as 2Sih OF October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30
Republican Representatives lls.
Democratic Representatives 80.

RErrBuc,S CorSrr OFFICERS ELrcTrp IN
IL OCT or TuE Is CousriEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-30

MAINE ELECTION.
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY ~ 900.

Gain Over Four thousand,
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LOCAL AGENTS.

PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENECuTE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-21


sssz IL BANKING HOUSE OF
= B . , q y @. A y Y r . Z o.
HAVE this day sdmitted ~ . partner In the
Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
oesn ~ teller for the last six years. The busi-
nsss, hereafter, WILDE conducted under the nrm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Being one Of ths oldest Banking Houses fif not
the oldtst) In Iowa, the firm solicits sontin-
uance q former patronage 70 literally sxtended to
thsssofor partner.
they win make collections and remit, less Ex-
change on the day Of payment, free Of charge.
Theif references are - formerly BY senior part
mel, wiz
Pafk Bank, MI.
Winslow, Lanicr 4 Co, Bankers, NY.
Edward W. Cl1k 4 Co., PhilAAslphia.
Hs~ard Bnuking Co., Boston.
Clapp, Fuller : browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Hankv vChieaeo.
Hoffman 4 0elpcke, Chicago.
Meehnnicss Baake P5t4sboFeh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer = RsAm, Bankers,
0ilmsre i HnDthsrtsn +" CinetnnAki.
Il. d. Hunt4 Co., /" Louisville.
State Savings Ins titution, st. Louis.
Ksokuk Ian. '66. GEO. C. ANDERSON
janAd
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THE subscribsr bsing obliged to make change
L In the WArcH RnPArxIHG DBrAn1Knn1, has ~
cared tho services Of : COMPETENT wofknan--ons
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
eare viii be taken with al work entrusted 70 my
care, aAd the work warranted % give satisfaetion
The Rspairing Of Clocks, Jewelry, &C., also the
receive nv per,onsi sttsntion. nd vs.rsnssa.
p. S.-Work Of all kinds not giving ps1fecf sat-
affection, viii be promptly djustca BY calling on
tho subscriber, at No. ] EstAs House
April 6-dkw SAM,L q. BRIDGES.
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DkACTICk5 only in the CivI Courts of Record.
= snd devoses his time chiefly 10 Commerci s
eases. Business from abroad viii rsseiye careful
sttsntior. Once No. - Chestnut street.
Jan. 1, '60-dkw1y
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Through Tickets
TO ALL POINTS in the Union and Canadas can be
procarsd ct the
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE, m
Main Street, bstscssn First 1x1 Second,
oPPoMrx TIE BILLIHos RoUm,
J. n. TEwK6BURY.
Ticket Agent.
TROUGH RR EIGHT COnTR CTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
De made NJ thts o1fIce. Damages and
over-chargse settled promptly.
May 5fh, I860-d
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W. AoafsOS. .. v. BAILxY.
wM. rHOMPsoN r CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner OF MAIN ana secona sts..
kEOKUK K.-..-..:..-.-...... IOWA.
Nov. 3, 'bs-d


Flke's Peak Miners Boots.
i HAVE = lot of Doubls-soled Water Proof Mi
ners Boots on hand, which will sell cheaper
than The same quality can be had ip this city.
persens laying in oatAfs win please bsas this in
mind and call at the Bsos ana shoe Em.
porfum, 86 Mainsst.
have the best selection Of material from which
to Manufacture TO order, kept in this city and
will get up Boots and Shoes OF every description
the shortest notice.
Miners who want long tops and extra heavy soles,
should call in and leave their orders for Boots i'm
mcdiately.
Women's French Cali Boots and Shoes made to
order. s. A. DUKE.
fcb2Sd
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II. Ks LOVE u Co.,
[ 6uccessoFs to Demin1 4 Love,)
BANKERS.

AkUk
yIVk particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpromptiy on the day Of payment.
Bank Of North AmerisA, New York.
Drexel 4 Co., PhilAdelphia.
Z. w. CLARK Co.,
Citisens' Bank Baltimore. g
Bsnk of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. D. Scully Cashier, do
s. hsdy, Cashier, Whesiine.
Brsnch state Bank of Ohio, Zanesville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Gso.Smtth = Co., Chicago,
Morthern Baak Of Kentue ~, Lexfrrton.
nov7xd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-11-19
MRS. MIRUM GILMAN.

would say that since my wife has taken the
above mentioned medicine. she has enjoyed bet
ter health than any time for eight year, past
H. {. GILMAN.
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DEAT|


prNcAN-At Monroe, y. H., SoD 7,h. Mr H..
aac Duncan, aged 7oycars
Hoyr-In Lyndon, Nov. ~, u consumption,
Miss Martha Jane Hoyt,ag aged ioycsn,
WAipo-ln Peacham, Nov. ., Mr. Samuel Wal
do, aged &c.
WluoN-ln Barnet, Nov o. Marion, daughter
ct William and Jonucll Watson, aged 20 years
aud II months
srurrrrH-lu Charleston, Sept. %, o. cholera
infanu,n, Celia Anna, only daughter ~ Daniel
and Julia btrcctcr, aged year aud months
Drrw-ln Charleston, oct 20. Of consumption.
Francis pupey j., aged 10 years. and o
months,
LASo-ln Charleston, Nov. :, Of consumption,
samuel s. Lang, aged 80 ycsrs.
NeNN-In Danvllc Nov. ., otpalsy, Mr.. Robert
Mum, aged,7se
FrLD-Iu Greensboro, Nov. 10, at the residence
OF his son, Mr., Nathan Field, late Of Fcachau,
aged o.
GAsKILl--lu Littlc,on, ~ H.. Nov. %, Abigail
c., wife Of Ebcnclcr Gaskill, aged -.
GitpnEN--in we,tGold. Oct 20 William 4
Glddcn, aged p.
CpwE-A, Montpelier Nov. o, Mr. C ". Cree.
aged 50 years.
BEowN-In Walden, Nov, a, Mrs. Sophia, wife
orc c. Drown ofCabot, aged ~
BrNroS-Iu Barton, oct 80 Mrs, Mercy s, wife
Of Mr.. Alex Benton. aged -.
WYN,N-m Barton, Nov.7, Mary T.. daughter
Of Ira and Maria Wymau, aged years.
SAurtr-In Franklin oct .. Mary B,, daughter
OF John and $. q. Sar'lc, aged months.
SrEvESs--In S,austcad, Nov l. CLANCY Frcdc-
rio, son Of CLANCY NJ and Ellen NJ. Stsycus,
agcd1 year.
MoRntLI-m s4n,tcad. Oct % Mr.. Eli X. Nor
Till aged 80.
WILtIAMs-ln Staustcad Oct y, Mrs. Jcmima
Williams, widow Of the late Charles Williams,
aged %
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FrssEH rHos r4casrafE.
LAILn MMrrUL -In-.l. 80.
MARRIAGES.

uHA'-aINrsoN-ln Sbsihcld, Soy. 10, by Res,
J. o. H'uis, Nj W ". Gray aud Miss Mar
G.. Simpson, both ~ sheffield
WA1K-JAcEsoN-In 81 Johpshury. Nov IS. b,
Rev TTbell, Mr.. Andrew Walk aud Mlsa
Fanny Jackson, both ofst Johnsbury.
BmuogAA-GLrAsoS- Mcludoc's Falls, Nov
TO- by Rev, -. J.. Ray, Rc,. Isaac Uddgmau NJ
Eibddgc, y. y, aud Misa Mar D. Gleason of
AlclIducs,
CuTEyrH-ltutLISs-I In Walden, Oct TO- BIZ
samuel Currier, Esq, Mr.. Francis W. CS~FTrI
md Mlss Mary Rollins, both ~ WsAasf
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-jITAS WOOfJ
81 LnILN.nTnY. IN.

For the benefit Of DR.. q. o. Wilson aB+-rFff rs
I would .ay thntmv wife has been anlic' ed fu- a
number Of Years with a BILLIONS Complaint and
uumurs. much Of the time 80 nervous and uu-
we'll thu, IL was eNtra0.oiy difficult for her to At
tend 10 business She has used various mcdi-
I'M. recommended for mob Complaints, but r~
,,i,cd but httlc u any benefit In August last
ahr anuIird 10 the Indian Doctor. WlIaun. Tie
aid that he could zee no difficulty AZ All in Her
900 and h seems there was nome, Tor immediate
AZ aier taking hl- medicines, she began q" gee
brtfrf and nov enjoys hettrt health tran che Do.
~ yrar. before. 1hcuf~Tef can recommend
him 10 othefa Who Afg troubled Win thg above
complaints. ~ T. LA"+'-
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BOOK S
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At TOWARDS.

At HOWARD'S.
The Minister'S Wooing,
Hymn Of the Ages,
Spwgeon's Sermons,
IdyJs the King,
R1yord Taylor's Greece and Russia,
Iiro and Travels Of Humboldt,
Love me Little. Love me Long,
Livingston Travels and Researches IN south
Africa, including a sketch Of sixteen years
cadence ia the interior Of Africa.
From Dawn TO Daylight,
BY Mrs. il. W. Beeehcr'
Poet, and Poetry Of Vermont
Adam Bede,
Au,oera, Of the Breakfast Table, &c &C.
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ST, J0HASBURY AND BRADFORD
Certificates.

ST. JouSsnrty. Nov :, 1859.
For the benefit AZ those afflicted with hdpors,
would say that my child, about seventeen month.
old. wa, troubled for some time with sore aud
inhamcd eve, which / suppose TO bc the effect OF
Scrufula humor We applied various rcmcdl"'
recommended FOR humors, but At continued to
grow worse until we had serious fears tDst the
eve would hc entirely destroyed Fortunately
Or g. o. Wilson came TO this place in August
last. we then crHploycd him. The child immcdi-
a,cy began TO get better and in very short space
of time was entirely curtS have seen n4Iatutn
A. J. ALLEN.