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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

ONroun, 's'--At Govt of Probate bold At
Paris. wiihis and fnr the COUNTY ~ ~ ioid
upttr 81 1HrstBv ot Argrs'. \. n. 1859.
NTNRN rUORlNGTON. uam.J .V,ru'riN IN
vi ce't,is ia.uument r"lnstiur o. ~ 'he
Dot viN anil isst'mr1t ol ~ sNu rroNiNd.
ruy llic 90 EaaHfi BE- f1I COUNTY, jeyrss,3,
having prr-s,irl ih Sane ioT ntolutri
Orir,i, that the .tii EN'cuirt give a,,ios
i1 al' Hrr.pas uirrrstrl D., cip.ng q cop, 1T this
orlrf q, le puhi.hri thr-r weeks slcrrssivrl N
The ONDrl Dsn'-r,t a newspaper printcd AZ Pa
ri., that ihr, u,y appe,f alta rulats CUuri 90 H.
bell pi Rrm6u', ia aid Couai,, 90 the lulriccuih
Ga, of Sept. neat, AZ n,ns uf thr clock en- the rr.
u..Y. mi .hrw r1us- II sug thsy have wh, the
.HiI i1.ftunrni shl1ll NJ d. proved, approved,
and allowed e.. the last will all jrstlm,ut oi aid
Jrctass3.
THOMAS u. brown. Jglsa
tue rp, attest
dawn KSArF, Rsrni,'.
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The Republican voter. q the town ~
Paris. age requested o. meet 40 che Town
Hue.s fb s.Ia ;.au, uu saturday, SsIt 3D.,
!-5,. at four O'Clock =. NJ, % nominate a
candidate o., il Supported az thH september
election iar Representative t1 '.s u.xi LIZ
is'ature. T. =. STEVENS.
T.. ". CEuDkER,
T.. &. FICkEII
p.-. Ar. o. IE-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

NIAGARA T,tt,. Au- Is. Mons. B.0niin
crossed ,he t..i, a.saJu Yesterday On bus Co.
Die carrying q man on l.s lack.
Daring tlg performance man named
I..s,,i oi stamford, grt into row With
s,u. Tt-1u,u sr,uan a1l vls thrown l,.s
~ hank o. the river and killed. C1,ws.l
VA about SIXTY years ola, and Wa partial.
ly .a;yH.rateIat Che t.ms. An iuqles; Is
nov l-iu. held on the body.
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FAIL TERM-.-sO. PARIS.

'lNiif Alls lIa.N " lf ~Hnfl INiH WI ''.l-
/ m-''s o, Tu-sliy, sept. q, AM continue
rl-vcp week.
lNsrUUrrpHTt
CUNRIrS &. ROUNDS. rd'-ipal
Me- kHss R1Uvrs. A..isp1f.
BEESU,Sp GscUEGTL, Teacher II Music.
Spisii. viii frl 20 pI'h 90 'hs.ra1'tutsgr q
90, tArir clt.srs wt-i tt., t.r bruTl
Trripy.--l 90 -, ar-'-li's Z" sirlirs.
Thos- r'tr7liiy hi' pee, 1T ii- tenn vii pay 10y
tsr week.
Hound r,1 o., uipinrl ~ good families NJ go.
slrlhl. rates.
P,- further ilrrml'i,1 ,iir,u Ia rnnripil.
-. Pans. q Apg. lsi9.
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To the Trade.

w confidently as.,Jt thu oir eNps-iru~e iu
AMI f,rliur. pr bui1s, rril'' competition With
otter IN ii,.tlr mtTNs.s surrrs.lu'.
BI,,ng 90 r,.h, Ne large qHnuttie', dircrtlV u
importers aBl m,auiacinwrs, ~ zee sasbiri .
otter nor g'iis 81 pri'rt tvIiI,iy those ul''i'-i
IN uthsr ~ ksi.. th-trby saving q, 'r ri-tpnef.
tnr al,itisnd sNp-n.e ct pifch,s- AL l,li.p,r.
tat %. We ace ever supplied. 10, tiIJ,ag, With
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MARRIED

L. hlJaa,, 5,h. ClsrI,. ". F,Inum to Me.
~ustu l.. fiH-I,c.
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,n,rR,crorrL,SGlrr', war.

10 pie, 18th. ra.r, &c thu tn 'ui dslen u
ant. at Paris, ~ vit ats,l AFiirn' oa the ihir'.
eth Jay 81 N1yrm'rsr. 10 tn ycu oI oaS ls,fl
eighteen al "a All f,fiy.-eyr1, by ~. prom'..
.n,y ante " that date ~ him sgaal. CO valse re-
cr,,r prpni.si to pay W,therclI \ WA'taey l.
Co, f,nu-r pltnrr., 90 their or.ltr, the sun ot
,~o hln lr.l apl .evcr',-lhrer dol'rs asi thirty
reat. ua d.nl,nl th ,ntrrr't, at aits,wird., g.
W.T., ga the slms ,liy, the stId W,thefri Galore.
clad delivered .sil n,c % the p'i,nlif or order.
b, r.,.oa a,i ~ consideration whereof, tai said
defendant b.c,ns hahle al ppnisei the plaza.
tif n pay him thr cuntenis 81 sail nJt,, s,cJnl
log q, its tenor anil caaiit'on.
Date 81 wit, ipr,i l, 1853. Al dan. 5000.
J. J. Perry. Attpmes ~ plaintiff
A tn'e copy of oUier OF CooH, 18th abstract OF
the writ.
Attpst. j. ~. pII.sIlEK, Ilerk.
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HUH School at East Sumner.

FNII. TERN of Iligh school vii oan-
y ms1-- 90 Monday. sept. ., tni cru.iuuc
r-trr weeks, under lhs instuirtiun ul
rKEELNNp HOWE. Principal.
VITA sr.t ts.I.ftl. e. fla NlIfs uI tn school
nv hHutai.
Nc. M,BN l.. llpwr. Teacher 4 Musi-.
TvrIuS, 1'unpl Elglish, $500
ilifhc. lstli.h, $50
t,iin and Gfrrk, i@
Mi.i,. (sIth psrpf ppr'.l rSirt, 500
n ard On g,,l i,u,li-s - % tul Il -.
Bptksapi Sui,prr-, E.1.sb a TO- .hr Fri1r..
rat ~, itfL-r iliIHmuipt rtl If hb ~ VI.
U,niel u Rtt.'p ol Otyi Srs,u lt Etsi
~pl.nsf. ali tr. roa-ipd leo Wet ~ 11-r, uIl
thrrIuu.l s.uslt ~ th. trru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

Trr r,nr o.. MANA,Vp. Consumption
ocH BE- rur.i. lut in, iar better 60 prcyrr;
the g.usl d.,et,e'r.m fastening it.sli On che
system, ~ Che timely u-' of a rtmsly. s1rh
a, ps. w.,;ar'. El,.am % Wild Cherry az.
NFl-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
Pricrs Of Cornirr prnf No,

Corrected week, or The Osford p-rrcrst o.,
MsnaiugS nrown, P.fisr'. ana i,ulha,d
\ llanmoui, plus.
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Hebron Academy.

~ ~<A va @AS~NNsSAAJ'
THE FALL TERM vii c,mnancs AUGUST
Il 2qn, sut NJ sept. 5ih. pc Catalogue.
:. 4. NEAL, \. ". rrlrilil.
Nj. tltLtS !. MoHroN, rwcrpifr...
NTLYILLE ". Cu,sE. Teacher ~ Nu.,c.
~. a.. M,NUucg, Ir,shsr of Pcimin-hip.
TEHNs' C,pa,r E,gli.h. $40
Higher Engh'h aai i.,ayngc', $50
Nisic, eNtr', 500
Pysminship, extra, H.
Ga,t b,arl co %, 30 itp-i al reasonable rate.
a. f.m.hr., tai fntn. b. thps. wi.h,ng a. lparl
thrn.rlrr.. JOSEPH UARRDWS, S~r'y
Ildrlu. July 26,h, 1854.
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TREASURER'S SALE.
STATE o. MAINE.
TREASURY OTTicE, Augusta, !
Az. :. l.hl.

DuRSl'ANr n Chap q, SECT. 20, of,hc re-
visri Statutes. vii. "a tho state Tyssuc
ofic.. ir Augusta, uu The 18Th dsl of Sept,n.brI
next. 10 n o'clHrs in the forenoon, b" ini con-
W, ~ deed ~ the highest bidder, all the 'niers'
IT thc state On the Tracts N hli heWin,irr de-
cribcd, hing nunincorp'nlei loWush,ps-ihe si'd
tmdt. having l.yn i1rieited 10 The state ipr state
taxes ani county taxes, certified q thr TREASURED
10 State.
The ale lnl cpnyeyin-s Il each tract will be
made subject 10 p right IN the owner 90 pact oNn-
~, v husc rght. have been ioririlrd, o. redeem
the SINE 10 tuy time Wiihin one year after the
sale, 10y paving or rendering h. the pur'h''cr his
prprlItipi ui what the purchaser paid therefor Al
the .aie, With Interest atth at" 81 - rcr q pee
annum IRON the time Of sale, ,nl one dollar iof tc'
leisc; or such owner NAV redeem his interest 10y
payiug - aforesaid o. the Treasurer %. STATE, AZ
provided in Chap. Il. sect. 30 at Revised Statutes,
No tract. hoNoycr. will be- .old At price le''
ihin the ui q uoult doe thereon Tor such unplid
State snd county n,e-, interest aud Gusts, as de'
criJcl IN the ialluNing scheIIe:
COUNTY OF OXFORD.
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A,,,.r In. PULslFCR. CIerk.

THE subsct.ber hereby give. Publlc notice 'hu
/ L he 80. been Luly appointed BY the hsn,oabLs
Judge II Probate ior the CJanty Of Osiord, snt
assumed the trust Of ENeciIor Of the last will snd
I testament Of
I DOROrHY MANSFIELD late of fyrburg.
I IL eat Comfy, deceh.ed, by giyIhs bad nc ,hS
: law directs, lie therefore rrqIs.t. al pecsS.
VII, are Indebted TO tue estate Of said Ne 'cs.sl.
I to mike inasiiais p,yn,ni; aiith,'s wi, hS.
any deniHt. thsreoa o. eNaibli the .Ina q,
| Ju1e %. 1859. EDWARD SHIRLEY -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26

WANTED. ins ws,l-estsblished 1a,lo'ibg
W and Cloth'ag S,1re, m tbs yieinit,. =
. rauusr, With q snail each capital L. ave. ia
! the To- iness. Address Oxford Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-26
Ready Made Clothing.
boots ,al shpc.; Feiiher.; values; Tmns.
Cs'pct Bigs, Sc.
~. b.. a., r.,.,.rI his .t,ek al

GLASS ANp CRoCKCRY WARE.
Cmly; ll,risarr; Class Ni,i'; Pslnts aal
OFT. &C., &c.
llc .uIl retain, hi. rcpiat,no e. ksepirg q
chuicr selection 81 W. I. GOODS ard GRO.
CERiE>' ln,rg which will hr f,ra The bet
.br,nl. FLOUR; Nil,..r.. SyrIr-; i,ung lly.
.,n ,ni Oplmy Teu. J,sa. RIO 1ni Grpuil
Cnf.r; sugar.; Ru.i,.. nisirtc S'leuur.;
Spicrs; Crraut.; Sad,; SAT-; l.Ui; Picked
llruu-; Fiiii. Cinph,nc; Lump 'nl kcro.
,in- p,l col i.aIRp.; fi.hi PprA Of ~ osn '''t.
az; all Kind. u r"h,cco IN ihr mirket; aad
thp-ani other aftcir.. MT pn the let, which
cash ani It. rri.,,ienI will briuy At Astonishing.
il lpW hgurc-.
livery uns. wi.hirg or MT wishiny To pifcha'" q,
!. r-.prcilaII, invilsl % call anl examine the a.
lt1ys euois.
G. w VERRTLL,
Opposite the Tin li,u.c,
IL NORWAY VILLAGE. NE.
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Norwly Libornl Insti NC.

GUARDIANS SALE. B,,,up- Ola !,rru.c
II fr,m the II,p. IuIgr 90 r.pA,tr &c the
Count, of O,prl. the unl-o'; O., iurips OF
John :. ~huurf. MINOR rhi.i lil hsir ut Mol
phu. >Huura. htruf Ox1-l d.'r'seI, VII ell
b, rilIic o puyat. s,'., up th' pr"m,sss, IN
W,,ip-. t, ihs tsth dr q SPIT. usNt. 10 u'c' /
Pm. ~ ihs interest 81 he aid vnfi DO 'hr home
stead farm of hI. late father. Sti interest con.
,,is ui tau.thtuI ul the ftm ,ni bIlliingf thee.
Un. JNtpB PARSONS.
ir.r,i -, 1859. -
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DIED.

o. ruurr. VI. st,ph,a Jar-s. as,l 20 year.
Hu. I ulufbs.
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4 DuINlSrRlrpRS SALE. lI,uuu- of ,
\ H-rr.e fr,prL. Illl. JOKE of Prih,ts e.,
the 'u.lu 80 ..a-l. .h,l' ,rll hl pphl,c auc.
tpr. .l.'sf p..7ip,.., l,,p,.ri 10 DO, private sale.
10 the 70 rr.Il,l-r of ih. deceased. pn W,in-s
t,. sspi-rh-r 2l.', 1859. ~ noe o'c',Ck, q. VI,
q, Uurh oitha real r,fifr of Wh'sh krrl T. Cor.
DO, i's 90 rnpalp ppruupn n pil rurn,y,
d,.I .eltsl AT p,s.s..sl, s' will rl'Irrr the
sun "l Use hr1 lurl il'if..
GEO. ". GORDON.
Au.ud IG, lisa. -
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Waterville Academy.

Waterville Academy.
TIVE PNLL FERN will commence Monday.
4 August 20, 1850, ~ c'aIinuc eleven
weeks.
iNsrRuCrugs.
I. :. HANBLEN. \. H., Prirripsl.
SANuEL ll,vHLES, Associate.
No. s. l., kAHHLLS, Psccrpircss.
rmf l.. LINcH. Teacher NJ Nu.,r
Nss I. l.. ALpEs, Dauing anl Pain,ing
TrHNs,-iaay'pgr., S1Ol; High E,glsh,
si,SN' Cann1u l,rgl'.h, 500; Musie, eSiJa.
s6Ol O. 100; Dnsing All P,u,ins, eNtra.
q % ir 1919,
Road 4, private r,ni'ir.. Inn, $500 u 25l;
,nd rrpms ca b, ohair-,l by ~ wish,ag o. board
thrnsrl'rs
fur ivther iafprmtiirn IN rrgnri % The r-gu.
ati,ns n th" tern, nDry 80 che principal.
Wat,r,,Tc. Jih. 1859. 20
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OXToRn.ss. Ala Court Of Praba,eh,ll At r,-
re-. wiihia aad lor ihe Colaiy 81 ONf,id, on the
ih'ti Tussis, August, 4. u. 1850.
en- iha Foregoing pctifiHu--
Crirsl. That ibe .s. petitioner giyc notice 10
all perspn. interested ,,usi'g cops ot b pc.
t,iilu With tbs otter thert1a. o. D. puh'ishei
,lIar weeks flcccssivc', % The ONfri Democrat
a ncv.Iup pr,utsd 10 PARTS, il aid Csanty, that
The, nly srpasr 40 Probate Can't o. DE- he'll a
baths an ite the. .,l'h as ui sept. nfNt, at cone
O'Clock in he atfroooa aBi shss cause u ans th-,
have, - b, thc same sh,uii not ~ gr,utei.
THOMAS u. BIOWN, Jadre.
4 tue copy-A.tsts
Dawn kv,rF. Rf-,s',S.
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Representative District Ea,s Coaysn.

P4r.-, Aug. %, 1850
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10th H'u. Tzo@As N. Brora, Jsdgs y PROBATE
fsrAs Cssaiy y OrfsTi.
7 GILMAN CHAPMAN. alninistnior On he
VI ssiat, oflIanuiai a.. Chaplain late II Gil.
esd, IN said Coaai,. deceased, respectfully rlrr-
seats, that the personal estate Of aid doc,ad .
prt sufirrnt tppay the ct debts ~h,.h he owed
AZ che time II hi. death By she sum 0l two ihous-
and dollars.
Yousrrliioncr therefore pays that NauT hoaor
,,ouk grant hm lrsnse g. eel, tpg5iie private
,lic, unJ roa,ff III ufthe real estate of sale do
,c,-el zoe the Iaym,ni of,id debts sni iacidcn.
laI charge. GILMAN CHAPMAN.
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Dawn KN,rr, R,sa,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
Court er common Plcns.

FIRST DAY.-The Court opened with the
hearing of the TIabeas Corpus for the release
Of Johnson and Gibbons. held in custody un-
der the charge of Burglary on the premises Of
Timothy Ratclilf in Eagle Township, who
were discharged, but Immediately re-arested
on new indictment found 6y the Grand
Jury atthe present term; that being the only
Indictment found by them at this term.
SECOND DAY.-Seyeral comtinuances anil
judgments by default in Civil Cases. On the
Criminal Docket, MaTcum and Napier were
tried for riot.at house in Wikesyille Town
ship. The case was ably argued by Counsel
on both sides, and the Jury, after retiring a
few moments, returned with a verdict of
"Not Guilty"
Duncan Mcintyre was put on trial for
selling liquorS,-vas found guilty by the Ju-
ry, and sentenced by the CouIt to be impris-
oned in the County Jail fifteen days, and pay
fine of $40 The defendant takes an ap'
Peal to the Supreme Court.
The recognizance Of Martin D. McCarty,
changed with Petit Larceny, who was granted
new trial at the last term, was forfeited by
his failure TO be in attendance.
The balance of the term has been taken
up with several litigated cases, having but
smallamounts in dispute between the parties,
but taking up much time of the Court and
incurring large amount Of costs to the par
ties interested. s
In the case of the Treasurer Of Tinton
County VS.. tie Marietta & Cincinnati Rail
road Co., the evidence and part of the argu-
ments OF Counsel have been heard by the
Court, and the case will probably be decided
this term.
In the case of Wilcox VS., Wyatt, the Jury
failed to agree.
johnson and Gibbons will be put on trial
on Wednesday, [yesterday.l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
CrOakeTs.

1t is sale to say that not single season
passes without an effort upon the part Of
some persons (rrom the mere-force Of habit,
we presume) to excite panic in regard to
the wheat crop. At ono time it is the fyj
at another the rust; then the drouth, then the
frost, thath ruined the crop. These panic
makers go on from year to year, predicting
want and famine, and cgoaking about the ruin
of the country, without the slightest benefit
TO themselves or any one else, and many
times to the positive injury ofthe poor labor
ing man who, in consequence ofsucb stories,
is forced 10 pay larger sum tor the necessa-
ries ofllfe A good story illustrating the croak'
ing propensity Of some persons, was related
to us, few days since by an "eyeiwitness. "
lie ard friend were examining the wheat
in a field near town, week after the frost,
when amun from the country rode up to the
fence and began conversation. His wheat
and all in his neigbborhood had been destroy
cd, he said, and he wanted to see how the
matter stood here. So saying he hitched his
horse, crossed the fence and began very
close examination, Thereupon ensued talk
something like the following; .-
Fritnd-"This wheat looks well and be-
leve it is not injured"
COpatryman-Oh you can't tell by the
looks. My wheat locks as'welI as this, yet
tits killed"
Friend-"How do you tell when wheat is
killed by frost :"
COuntrgman-"Easy cnou8h--the grain
stops growing"
Friead-"IIus your wheat stopped grow
ing!'
Counirymm-"To be sure II hasn't
gropa BIT Jor too ,ceeks +"
[Countryman mounts his horse and starts
Our friend takes off his hat, scratches his
head and looks surprised. Then speaks to
his companion j
"Wondel what the ID made his wheat
stop gropiag pesk before the frost came p
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
what the Press Say.

"CosTAR's" Exterminators are inyalua.
bic remedies for clearing houses Of all sorts
Of yermin. With all confidence we recon.
mend them N. Y, Daily Stuie Register
"CosTAR,s" remedies for all domestic
pests, such os Rats, Reaches, Bed-Bugs
Ants, Fleas, sc. are invaluable; we can
speak from actual knowledge OF their merits.
DRUGGIsTs and DEALERS should send their
orders early, if they would secure trade in
them. .--Neto York Journal.
IL shall write something about your FIX
termnators, as can do so with propriety.--
They are selling rapidly here and destroying
all vemin-Ed. Banner" FaytHe, Mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23

system Of military organization, by which
their citizens are compelled TO serve in the
army by CONSUMPTION, and not as in France,
where the duty is designated by lot or draft.
In Prussia, every person is required 10 take
his turn as a soldier.
The condition Of American natunlized
citizens returning to their native country,
where the system of compulsory service pre-
walls, and who ad left before such service,
has consequently been the subject OF discus
sion with soma of the European powers,-
Quite recently il has risen between the Uni
ted States and Prussia, and the representa-
hive of this country, at the Court OF Berlin,
has brought the matter 10 the attention OF
the Prussian Government. In the lnslTuc-
tions sent TO him, May II, 1859, II was ex-
plicitly stated that this Government opposed
the doctrine of perpetual allegiance, and
maintains the right OF eXpatriation and the
right 10 form new political ties elsewhere.
Upon this subject it is observed, that in this
oge Of the world, the idea of controlling the
citizen in the choice of a holpRnand binding
them by a mere political the to inhabit
for his lifetime, county Winch he desires
10 ledNe, Gun luTull DG tHNlVAlh NV u! WI
Government. The United Slaies, theIeIaie,
maintains the proposition that naunh7ed
citizens, returning to the country of their
birth are no! liable 10 any duties or penalties
except such as lcere in existence at the period
Of their emigration.
If, at that time, they were in the army OF
actually called into it, such emigration anc
naturalization do not exempt them from Iha
legal penalty which they incurred by their
deserton. But this penalty may be enloFc'
ed against them whenever they shall yolun
larily place themselves within the local ju
rsdiction of their native country, and shal
be proceeded against according to law. Bu
when no personal liabilities exist ogans
them at tho period Of their emigration, ihi
law of nations, in the opinion OF this Gov
eminent, gives no right to any country t,
| interfere with the naturalized American cit
liens, and the attempt TO do SO would be con
sidered ar act unjust in itself, aud unlgendl
toward us. jurisdiction can not, Of COURSE
arise in the naturali2oi citizen who remain
in the United Stotes. 1t is only when h
voluntarily returns to lis native country tha
| its local laws can be enforced against hin
am, sir, your obedient servant,
fSign ed.l LEWIS CASS'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
IunonrANr-L. AwsrIr DrcInrn.

IMpoRTANrLAwsUIr DEcDED. "A
letter from UatlettsbnTgh, Ky, says
that the suit of Daniel Henry's heirs
for some ten thousand acre of land in
Greenup County, Ky, has been deei-
ded in favor Of the plaintiff. 4. The
lands are immensely valuable, con.
tanning vast quantities Of iron and
coal. IN =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
"Dcnth 10 ali Vermin."

As SPRING approaches,
ANTS and RoAcHEs,
From their holes come out,
And M1cE and RATS,
In spite Of Cats,
Gaily ship about.
BED.BuGs bite
You, in the night,
AS on the bed youslumber,
While INSECTS crawl
Thro' chamber and hall, 49,
in squads without number
IT is TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainty, Rats, Reaches, Mice. Moles
Ground Mice, Bed Bugs, Ants, Moths, Mos
quitoes, Fleas, Insects on Animals, insshor
every species or Vefmin, are utterly de
stroyed and exterminatcd by
'Costar's' Rat, Reach, sc. ExterminatOr
'CoStar's' Bed-bug Exterminator,
'Costars' Electric Powder, for Insects.
Supplied direct, by-mail, to any address ii
si the United States, as follows:
On receipt of $780, a box of the RAT
Roach, &c. EXT, 90 sh
On receipt Of S2,00, box each of the RAT
III ROACH, &c. EXT, and ELECTRIC Pow.
DER. (sent postage paid } so[ficient to de-
aa stroy the vtrnin on any premises.
Sold by DRUGGfsrs and DEALERS every
where. III. ~ NJ
"CosIARs" PRrEcIPAL DEpor, 42o BROAD
WAY, N. Y. t
P.S.-Circulars, terms. &C., senL by mail on
application. -
y WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR WEsTN
PA, Quo, lED., &c.
At tPitisburg, Pa, B. L. FARNEsTocK &
Co., and others.
Al Cincinnati, o., JOHN D. PARK, and
others.
AtIadianapolis, Ind, Robert BROWNING,
0ndothers. - ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
Gbe ytttgrtBar 9tmotrat.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Tha Fourth Of JuIY.

A meeting will be held at the Court House,
this Thursday evening, for the purpose oI
considering whether there shall be celebra.
tion Of the 4th of July held at this place, and
if so, to make arrangements therefor. &C.
We hope the citizens generally will manifest
their interest ia the matter by attending the
mee ting.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
The Crops.

Better reports OF the crops are now bro't
to town than during the first week after the
frost, and we are well satisfied that the whea
will be fully up with last years crop. The
damage done by the frost in all sections oI
the country was much less than at frs! re-
ported. The corn is coming forward rapiil-
ly and oats promise a good yield. The apple
crop will be better than last year. Cherries,
peaches, grapes, currants, and berries of va
rious kinds are scarce, hereabouts, but plen-
iilul in other portions of the County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
DEPARMENT or SrATE.
WAsHINGtoN, June I6,

y. W AsHINGIUNt June 10
SIR In answer 10 your letter Of The 9th
inst, have to inform you that the brieflet-
ter from this Department, to which you re-
fer, dated the 18th Of May last, and address,
ed to Felix LIE Celc, was in reply toan ap-
plication for information, and was principal
iy intended TO recommend caution to our
naturalized fellow citizens, natives of France,
in retuningto that country, as the opeId-
tions of the French conscription law were not
positively known, and might bear injurious
" on that class of American citizens. Most
Of tbs cuntinental Ewopesn nations have a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23

Interesting to NaturaIized Citi-
zens-WhO can Safely Venture
10 Europe.
The following is the officialletter Of Gen.
Cass, Secretary of State, addressed 10 Mr..
HOler, in response to inquiries made bgthe
latter:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Derangemcnts of the Liver aud stomach.
Should az on % be attended 70. "
GERMAN BlTTERS, prepared
by DR.. c. NJ. jackson. Philadelphia Pa, and sold
by druggists and dealers in medicines, e,y,eryr
where. will cure all diseases arising from disor-
dered Liver or stomach 80 ~