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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
SEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,

wbichi.thc most compact aud beautiful sewirs
Machine ever constructed. u u. otnancni'd ~
the h,gh~.t .iNs of at, and all Who see ~ ste de-
lighted 18th u. u make, the impSoNcdiaiet'"'A
baked ,titrh and - capable ui daiog gtraiet va
fift, ~ work IN better stNle thhn any either Sew'
iug Hsch,ae ever offered lnt fsuil, purposes,
IT,. not .uhjecttu the olJrc,iou Of us'"s twice
too inuch ihrra and ,uakiugs raNeling ''am.l'Ae
the Grover 4 Bake; Net - u cuuhncd ,ntt, oi"''
aton O. lev thin f,bs,cs iiahis Co gst oct ~ o.
dee ,ad uadtlrd o. u.s Ia thrsd Ike the Wheeler
\ Whoa Nsrhinr; hutis suply suthcicntto per-
ior,u ~ kinds ot ismil, sewing.
pucc of fs,nil, Marhinrs 18th iron table COM
pls,e fur use SlOO The larger standard machines
from si25 To $500. send TOE |. VI. s,ngef \
CO.. Gazette, .L,,utifilpir,utial paper devoted
% Se~ing nschinss. and containing list ~ prices
and il other ,ninrnai,ou on the subject. ltwillbe
G,r~arted gtslis.
IN. SINGER & CO.,
as Broadway ,Ntw York.
BRAsCH OTTICts
Roston Alhsay BALTIMORE ST. Loui,
Providence GloysT.yille C,pciunsti New Orleans
Ne Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
NrwaIk Phial.lrhia Nashville PARIS, frane
Glasgow, Scotland.
Loealagents waited. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

Sally, the srya; statesman Of France,
Away. kept up At table the irug'liiy to
which be bad been accustomed In the army.
HIS meals consisted Of res dishes, dressed
in the PLANES; and mos, simple manner.
The eour,ier. often approached him with the
simplicity Of his table and be would reply,
in the words Of an ancient. " II the guests
are msn Of sens, there is uG,isn, for them
# they are not. eau very well dispense
with their company"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

We have heard Of a dy.PsP'ie clergy
man at the South, who. alter a long cou6ns-
msnt. concluded to Try an experiment, Of
preaching once more and DO accordingly
delivered thrrs di.cour-es in one day, Of an
hour each. Upon hi, return 10 the house,
be told his negro servant that he lslt much
better ror preaching. Il t'oushtyou would,
ms.si, 10 Get - much trash Ut = n stom-
ash"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
cArrIoN ro rnr rrnLIc.

A.. there srr ,arinu. pariies ad,eul.ing them.
selves - ~ the Giit hu.tness, sumH h',ing me-
a DART, 60 claim having i-ru che "ntig'n'iHr,
lut shp have MT The di.po.Iuun or ability i' n..
III their promises, Ne feel 81 dot, DO "ut-fI'i'
AMI the puhlic a. state that - have ur D'l.r'.
iiun With an, r ,ucrrn IN New NurA uf Nrs III.
had; ani individual. srnd,ng upine, il .uJh per
~. mast MT blame ~ the, gee chraiel.--1f
ledge ct the business b, .urh e .landsrL
Ordcrs from clubs 90 siugle individuals so.'u.
tel l,om Ill pat. oi The cuuut',.
e.. q. EVANS 4 CO.,
3n23 Is CouhiI li1stIu.
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The New American Cyelopadia
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS 4 YEAR

I. aal, far syersge Of the actual pro6iifom the
Ne ct each one uithcsT Mach'nss ard 'ot c"nh'"-
atiaa thu. truth We fsict 90 anN "ne Of the thou
,and. 81 per.au. - h.. 49, thea. They arc adapt.
Ell 90 ever, SCOT 1T So'k. has 90 coaf' upon sis
cotiun, linen aud wooden fabrics. also lighi aud
hss,, leather. The, never ia'lto give e"'ire sat-
istsrttuu.
10 meet the growing demand for = smaller aud
inore sl-gsa, machine Zoe private AVID household
purposes. We have lu.i produced aud ate read! to
receive orders Tor ~tngtt's
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FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROM $500 si21
,,tE. cn.HsIoT s5roE HIsStrs.

Thee Machipes sew ifum Two spoot' =. p"',
chased IRON the sto's, requiring M fe'Nlnd,"s "'
thread, the, Hen. fell, Uaihe'' AMI Sihsh " :
superior sl,ls. 6ai-hing each 'eam o' the" oSn
o,,.,,,,,,. ~ithout recourse To- the hand n'.dle.
a. d. f,,u,rr ., other machines. They Will do
better an rhenper sewing than a seam.iress oan'
even II .he votk. iof 80 s,-i an hlsr, and are
uuuue.,ion,bl,. the b,H M'sh-" in The market
H., f,yiI, ..wing 90 account II their si"plieiiy'
durability, ease ~ mana grmsni and adaptation :"
III y,,isi .. 81 family sewing-eNscuiiug r'ihtr
b,,,, a, fine work With equal facility aud With
on, .I'-cisl j''lmsnt.
A. s,idencs of tn unqus',ioned superiority OF
their Mschine., the Grover Baker sewing Wa
chine Company beg lsa'e to respectfully rrlef to
ths C,tloNtua
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fHIfAHtn nv
DR.. j. C. AVER 4 CO.,
LOWELL. MASS.
Price, IL n BotiIc:-6 Hotties for SIS
AYERS Che nv Pee oral

il,s NON 90 it-clf such tenoSn or the curr Of
ever, Sa,,ciy ~ ih'"al and hang cuiupL'ul, that
u - rniutN unnsg'sssn zoe 90 a. frcuuni the ~
tdsnse % ~. ,,uuss, Whsw'et It h's l-tr en-.
plo,sd. 4. u ha. L,ng l+.n ~ coastsni ne ~
ih,. section ~ need not b mote ihsa assure the
pcopL 10 qu,lit, hiss l--n keri up a. the l-'t u
hs. c,rt l-.a. and that u ne, h. frs'iur'n io Do
ior thsif relief sll has ever beea found To- do.
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Form a clnb Of four aud remit the price offour
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CaTtiage.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla-
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN ailthele,iipg branches 1T manufacturing IN
dustr, the goat practical Superiority Of Sng
sf's SrS ug Nsrhinvs .. fact established ~, ond
dt.puie. No t,,l"f, shus manui'ctric'. C loih"f'
.sl,n.tts.s. dies. maker, saddlcr, carriage TRIM
m-r. hat manufacturer, sc. s., can ahofdi do
n tthUut them.
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lot one vol. or mote ,or iotone Ot more parts
of fnT one ~ more numbers See prices abuSe.
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States.
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DRowNED Ar samuel Brooks Of Rob
bin.ton. NJ. dr,wned by falling from =
Sow. on the Gth lust.
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To CIerrrmen aud Ministers.

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aching b, Obtaining four subscriber, among their
congregations. aud remtling as The amount of the
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for 10 subscribers II copies IN cloth will be Sent
,as al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

Punch says she douss VI Hapsburg
should in future b called " The House Of
Mi,haPsburs."
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Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The splendid and faststeRmer.
g II q S a p y a * a,

\rItL run rrsulafl, between New iolk aud
w Purtltai, a. frllpw.;
Leave Rruwu's What. Portland, ever, Ssiur
dsy, AZ o'clock, 4. VI, snd returning, leiNe
Nss NorA. eysry Tue-isy, att z. VI.
Thu. y..-,.l IA. ju.t BEEN fitted up With hne &C.
cumm.slitious Sc gass~ug'ts, uu'Aing this the
speed, .sir. snd cutntlttahle i'u,e iOf triN
sl-fs b-twevn Nv Nurk AID Ma,He.
Passage $500 inciuding f,r- sud state foous.
Go,si. inr~ apicd D., this line To ard tom Mon.
irc,l. Qu-bsc. nsngoT, Bath, Augusta, EisipUtt
an -. Joha. Alsp CONNECTS With str,me's ur
Bstimaf-. Good. takrn Ihrough With despatch
al the cheapest rates.
Shiptsr. are rs,r,esisd TO send their freight 60
ths ioat Jetlr, ! 80 4. NJ, on the day that che
l~ay.s Portt,nd.
For freight &c psssags, sppy TO
EMEIl 4 FOX, BFosa's WIFI Portland.
mr.. CROWN 4 TO-, New lotk.
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AGENTS WANTED,

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Blacksmithing.

TIME subscriber would say 60 bis friends s','
the pul,lie generally. that be 9. I'LL a. ~o'A
a hi. trade anil will do up aay loh 80 b.. Inc -
well a. an, blacksmith IN the Coun'! OF oNi"'''
PIsa.e can and see. :,
shop on the hill, opposite llsr,sy's foondn
'P J.B. STUART.
South Paris, April, 1852. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

CHARLES MASON.

IfffifnoHidfs
sI Sersrd Mr. Edd, a. one ofthe mosi capable
api .uccs.,ial practitioners With whom have had
oficial intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
COMMISSIONED Of fatenis."
"Ik,., ~ A,sisisa ~ asssusE Isr'Htof' iAaiiA'y
rssat s-plsya psrsss --sts cosrs'ai asd f'H'iu"'.
nv. ed ,s,r sap,i' fpsiii, ii''r arpsai'ss'i-
fs q s.rur, - tA.a, ~ safly asi
,rsf,sa ara, P.fssi Cfrs.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioned Of rstrnts.'
Bs,iss, FL. :, ls5S.
"Wr. ~ r. Fd3v A., rssd, fsT 80 THiRTIEN
sp.l,saiis-s.oa ~ tsi ONE n rAisA Paissi' Aa''
be- rrs.isd. 80 ihsioasis rsusisr. SHchSH-
ifatsils p-osfe grssffais-i asd ahiiiysH ~ pat
let. ,fa rscss ,ssi aH 'srssiorsf afTlyia 49, 70
p-ssuss tssr psis.is fh't aat tsssrsd As''sg ~
rs,i frhfi afis,a- b,,iaEs3 ~ ilar caf'', esd ~
tsry tsisoaatis tltg's.
JOHN TAGGART."
From Sent. II, 1855. 20 Juor ~. lsjS, the ,ul'-
.rril-r, ~ cows. of h.. large p,sct,c'. made, on
T~,ce trj-ci.d applications, >lNTEEN Ar.
PENI.S, EVERY oNCof whioh Vas decided 10
hi.f.,ot. b, the Commissioner of rst'nts.
a. ~. EDDY.
Ba,roS. iaa.l, lsS9. l,jO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19

"I Segard Mr. Edd, a. one ofthe most capable
sni .nece..lul practitioners With whom have had
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-19
EDMUND pURHE.

Bo,ros.iaa l. lsS9
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01
LOOK OUT FOR A CRASH.

There can be no doubt that the time is at
hand in several of the Southern States, at least,
when a crash is to tumble many into ruin and en-
tail the scenes of 1S37-'3S. The high prices for
which negroes and lands are selling at the South,
on credit has no parallel in this country, and other
extravaganza is more rampant than before was
ever known. Surprising the price of cotton should
keep up to present figures, then the evil day must
arrive for it will be quite impossible for payments
to be promptly met when prices go charging so
rapidly But cotton will not long sell as it is now
selling, in all probability then what? In lS24-5
cotton was sold high as % and 30 cents pound,
and in a month afterward fell to II and IL cents,
and then down to 6 and cents pound. The
consequence was the bankruptcy of thousands, and
general prostraton Of the financial affairs Of the
country From $1,000 negroes went down to $500
and $500. In 1873, cotton sold at l6 and Is
cents in the markets of Mobile and New Orleans,
and $1,000 to $500 was considered a large price
for No. l negro in Mississippi, where we
were then residing. Cotton went down to and
cents; negro men fell to 5000 and 500, and
the world is familiar with the pecunary dcsolation
that followed. NOtr cotton is selling for about II
ce,.ts at the South, and negro fellows fetch
$500 to $500, in many instances S2000-but
it is all on credit, and upon credit nearly all the
sales are effected of lands and negroes. Even the
traders that 90 from the middle States with their
droves to the South are forced to sell chiefly upon
credit do for the sake Of the ong prices. The
immense drovcs of horses and mules which are an
nually taken to the South from Kentucky Ten
nessee, &C., are likewise sold upon credit chiefly.
A few weeks ago negro trader from North Caro-
lima robbed in the city of Montgomery OF sI0,-
600, but only $500 of the in cash, the
balance in obligations With such datum, it
requires prophet to forctell what the result will
be, and it is only point of time when the denoue-
ment will take place. Two or three years, in all
probability, will witness the explosion of this reck
less inftuation of dealing too largely in credit, and
depending upon the treacherous markets of the
world for suceess.-,StdtesviUe Express.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01
State of North Carolina, Union county

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessionsdnuary Term, 1888
Hannah Z. Walker, James NJ. Walker Mary j.. Walket
Hester Walker vs.. Andrew Walker, William
Walker, Hugh Mccain and wife Sarah-Mary ia"
Winchester, Sarah Winchester and Geo WIZ
chester, infants, by their next friend and guardian
George Winchester-Joseph, Ellen, Mary, Thom"
and John Walker, infants, by their next friend anu
guardian, George Winchester.
Issue deviss Wit vel non.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court in thb
case that Thomas Walker, Robert Walker, Mary JaE
Walker, Margaret Walker, John Walker and -
Walker, children of John Walker, reside beyond iE
limits of this State it is therefore ordered by the eouh
that publication be made for six weeks in the Wcsen
Democrat notifying said non-residents be and apP
at the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to
held for the county of Union aforesaid, the COHn
House in Monroe, the first Monday of April Dsl.
then and there to see proceedings in this case am
make themselves parties said issue if they slalth
proper to do So.
Witness, j. +. Hough, Clerk of our said court at OBJ,
the first Monday of January, 1859, and i'll the $50 !'
of American Independence.
[Pr adv SCI j. F. HOUGH, c.U.cc
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Canada, has arrived from Liver
pool with dates to 18th ultimo.
The London Daily News argues from the re-
marks of the Premier and Chancellor of the Elk
chequer, that the position of Foreign Affairs is
most critical
The Ministers are unable to furnish authorita-
tive explanations respecting the intentions of the
French Emperor. 1t says that it is felt clear
ly than that the preservation of peace depends
on the will of one individual.
The Times city article says, the conviction is,
that is intended to be provoked.
The discussions iu Parliament have had dis
couraging effect, which have been greatly agsrava-
ted by the announcement of attempt on the
part of Sardinia to effect loan. The torch of wal
once lighted, there is no telling where it will stop.
To England says the Times, there seems to be but
duty, that of saying energetically without war
other disturbance, general peace shall be main
tanned in Europe and Italy shall be free.
The telegraph had stated that fighting had COM
menced at Montenegro. The Russians had been
repulsed in attempt to take the town of Ihelnd-
iik on the Circassian coast.
All qualities of Cotton have advanced penny.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01
MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES.

communication was recently lald peioIe tno
United States Senate containing report % oi'
Wrght's late campaig On against the Indians III ofe
gon and Washington territories.
Among the items of interest IN this report Is
one purportng to give an authentic account OF the
murder of a Methodist Missionary, DIR. khtman,
who crossed the plains and settled In the Viey oi
the Walla Nalla, where with his interesting iami-
ly, he commenced his efforts to instruct ana Gu
tighten the savages Of that region
The small pox having broken out among the In
dams, spread very rapidly hundreds OF their mum
bers falling victims to the disease. The family OF
the missionary did all III their power to mitigate
the suffcrings of these savages, by nursing them
and distributing medicines. But the missionary $
family not being afflicted with the pestilence, Gre
ated suspicion in the minds of the Indians that
the disease had been brought for the purpose OF
destroying the red and obtaining their lands.
With view to test practically the truth, two ln-
dams were sent to the mission farm, that had
not been afflicted with the lnalady, IN order that
the missionary might prescribe for them, which he
kindly did, and the red patients returned to their
friends to await the issue. BY some strange fatal
ity both of those Indians died, which confirmed in
the minds of the savages the truth OF their sus-
plcion; and the next step was revenge. A stalwart
savage was selected for the bloody deed, who stole
into the chamber of the sleeping family and buried
his tomahawk in the brains of the missionary and
his wife, and then other Indians rushed in, and
helpless children, male and female employees were
butchered, the house RACED to the ground, fences
destroyed, and every vestige of a once happy home
disappeared.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01
OXYGENATED BITTERS.

The annexed statement of Prof. A. A. Hayes, NJ. d..
State AsSayer, is ample testimony of the scientific
ner in which this medicine is compounded, and
mends it to Professional Men.
An opinion being asked for of me- in consequence of
the formula for preparing O@yJeaated Bttcrs being
known to ME, express the following in form =
The composition ofthcse Dittcrs includes tho med-
cinal substances which experienced physicians have
long resored to for special action the system when
deranged by Fever Dyspepsia Agues and General De-
bility, resulting from exposure climate influence.
These rendered permanent, and remain active in
this preparation, consequence of the scientific
ner in which they combined.
1t we'll founded Inference that the preparations
used in larger or smaller doses would prove valuable
General Medicine which experience has demonstrated
In this medicine, no metallic salts be found, by
the most delicate trials. Respectfully,
a. A. HAYES, N. d., Assayer to the State of Mass
No. Pine Street, 18th Dec. 1852.
SETH w FowLE Il Co, Boston, Proprictors. Sold by
their agents everywhere.
Sold in Charlotte by DIR. E. Nye Hutchison & Co.
March l, 1885,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01
FROM CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Quaker City arrived at New q
leans, on the 22d ult., with dates from San n VI
cisco to the 9th inst. She brings IO3 passc r'ah
The pacific steamer had arrived with 81 .7Oo 00s
in treasure-s208 600 for New York, and ssOs
900 for England.
The news from Oregon is favorable. Thu
dams are quiet. The Indians in Southern CALI ~
MIA are troublesome. Gen. Clark is about 10 ~
ceed with 500 men to chastise them r"
The Legislature of California, by vote of 50 ;.
l, have requested Senator Broderick to resign
Late news from Mexico states that Miriam.
had left Orizaba with 5000 men, bound for w."
Cruz Great apprehensions existed regarding H.
result.
There has been gold discoveries on the istbm,,
of Tehuantepec, near Cheyala.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01

OUTRAGE ON THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
RoAD-On Saturday evening the cars were
passing between Branchville and Augusta, and
when about forty miles from this city, ball pass
ed through the second car window, with loud re-
port Immediately in front of Mr. Stephen Massetts
face and nearly striking Mr. Rice Of Baltimore, who,
had he not been leaning back the car, would
have been instantly killed. On the night before,
some miscreant perpetrated similar outrage, and
Mr. John A. Seal, Of Baltimore, narrowly escaped
being killed, the ball touching the rim of his hat.
Surely the Superintendent of the road ought to in
vestigate this matter and bring the shameful and
eowardly assassin to condign punishment.-4agus-
tn Dispatch.
We also see it stated that ball was fired into a
train leaving Charleston, the other night, which
came very striking Gov. Gist. The same
thing was practiced upon train between Peters
burg and Richmond few nights ago.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-01

CIlILLS AND FEVER! CHILLS AND FEVER!l-
One greatest remedies that has been laid be-
fore the public. for Fever and Ague and which have
received the highest encOmums from the press and the
people, is Dr. j. 1IosTETTERs celebrated DITTERS.
Who would endure the tortures arising from this
bic disease, when it can be easily cured Who
would endure sleepess nights burning cvcrs and lev
chs alternately, when remedy can be obtained for a
mere trife? And yet how many families lnger out a
painful existence under this deadly blight and do no.
thing but gulp down qninine, until it becomes
mon as their daily meals and yet they relieved
None but the foolish and weak would hesitate to
cure these valuable Bers and themselves intense
agony Sold by Druggists and dealers generally.
Sold in Charlotte by DR.. E. Nye Hutchison & Co.
March l. 1859