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Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08


 THE REMEDY.-The Republicans have elected their candidates by large maiori- ties in Oswego, N. Y., and Pittsburg, Pa. -[ News Item.
 Upon reading the above item yester- day. it occurred to us that we had seen a good many articles lying on the ban qneiiesin front of numerous stores in New Orleans labeled Pihsburg, and we con- cluded for the curiosity of the thing to take stroll abou. town, keeping an eye out for Pilisburg. We'll. we found that Piusburg spreads herself in New Orleans very extensively. Piusburg coal is in every grate and we observe Piusburg blows, Pittsburg harrows, Pittsburg stoves, Pitisburg engines, and Piusburg, Pitts burg, Pittsbawg, stared us in the face wherever we went.--TN O. Bulletin.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

BIBLE REVISION, Erc.-On our first page will be found an article from the pen of Rev. J. w. MooRE, upon the sub- ject of Bible Revision. etc. We. have on file another article from the same source. Our columns are open to both parties, pro- vided they do not occupy too much of our space. We are in favor of the full and free discussion of this important subject.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
Democratic Meeting = White River
 ToWnship.

The Democracy of White River Town. ship are requested 10 meet at Des Arc, on Saturday the 18th of February, 1860, to appoint delegates to County Conven. ton to be held Ut Brownsville on the 18th of March.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

THE CANADA NEGROES. of the statements made by the Detroit Free Press relative to the recen, negro out break across the Canada line having been denied, that paper republshes the fact that the grand jury of Essex county, c. w., have presented the entire black population as nuisance, and adds the testimony of several Canadian journals in support of its general statements.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
Democratic Meeting = Pigeon Roost
 Township.

We are requested to announce that the Democracy of Pigeon Roost Township, will meet at Hickory Plain on Saturday the 18th of February, 1860, to appoint delegates to the County Convention to be held at Brownsville, on the 18th of March next
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

----lt Is stated there are now in Canada torty-hvs thousand runaway slaves from the south falulng these slaves at an average of a thousand dollars each, it is clear the Brit isn provinces are harboring st5, 100000 worth of tue property.
 -Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks has been nominated by the Democracy of Indiana as their candidate for the office of Corestt<.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
STRAYED!

ER0M the subscriber, living at (Wan.' II Landing) formerly Taylor's Bend, iO~ miles s. E. of Des Are, about the 9th Nosep Der last, three work Oxen. One of dun coO. -one of red color branded with w on tn' shoulder-the other a black OK, white faes will give liberal reward for the deiive3, of said oxen to me, or for information, so .n'' can get them. WALTER WAci
 January 25, 1sso.-im.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
Bianks! BIaaks!I

In addition to our regular stock of blanks, such as deeds of Conveyance; Quit Claim deeds, &c., we have just printed "Sherihss tax-deed--drawn by B. D. Turner, Attorney at Law, Searcy, White county" This form Is acknowledged superior to any other in the State.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
THE LAST CALL.

A IL who are indebted to the firm of Firth A & Jackson, either by note or account, must pay up by the goth of February next, or they will find the same in the hands of an officer for collection. We wish this to be a sufficient notice to all we must have money to pay our debts.
 JOHN A. FRITH. surviving
 partner of FRITH & JACKSON.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
NOTICE.

LEAVING sold our entire interest in the Il Il Dry Goods business to Messrs. Hayley & Erwin, we cheerfully recommend them to our old patrons and customers, and guarantee to those trading with them that they will be satisfactorily accommodated
 J. A. FRITH & co. N. B.-Al indebted by note or account to the late firm of J. A. Firth & Co.,, are respect fully requested to call at the old stand and settle immediately. J. A. F. & Co. Des Arc, Feb. 1, 1860. 2m
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08
GU THING WOOD Ac.

A IL persons are hereby forewarned from A cutting wood on the lands of the Pitman Estate, or lands belonging to the undersigned.
 janll-1m. CHAS. s. PITMAN.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08


 Government. Such being the case, it is the evident policy of the South to avert if possible the success of the Black Repub- lican party in the coming struggle. With out discussing at this time the particular policy which in our opinion is necessary for that object, we propose very briefly to enquire what is the only practicable reme- dy for the South in the happening of the contingency alluded to. So far as we can discover but two remedies are proposed viz. the adoption of system of commer- cial non.intercourse or the withdrawal of the Southern States from the confederacy. The first remedy, if it could be successful Iy inaugurated would no doubt be effectu- al; but we regard it wholly impracticable from the difficulties attending its adoption. It is matter of great difficulty to divert trade from its ordinary channel and we doubt whether our people are sufficiently self-sHcricing 10 ignore northern goods. In this view of the subject we see no alternative for the South except m her peaceable secession from the Union.
 Our space is too limited 10 permit a further discussion of this branch of the subject. We will say, however, in re- sponse to the denunciations of the Union savers of the day that the question of the continuance of the Union is still mere question of expediency. The Union depends as much now upon questions of political expediency as it did in l7S7. There has been manifested an uneasy restlessness to glorify the political con nection agreed upon at that time and ac- ceded 10 by the different States at differ ent periods; and habit has been obtain ed of speaking of the Union as :" hallow- ed by the blood of our ancestry" glori- ous Union for which our '' forefathers fought and bled." Yet every one knows
  this is most mistaken idea. Not sol- dier was enrolled, not gun was fired, nos bayonet was wet with the blood of the foe for the sake of the Union. On the contrary, the nerves of that mightest of modern revolutions were the very apostles of dis.union. By the light of their revolutionary cannons blaze, aston- ished governments read new page in the great volume of the rights of man the right of the people and the weakness and nolhingness of all governmental or ganizations per SC. The first and last keynote of that glorious struggle pro- claimed that the only duty of the state was 10 announce the reasons which in their own opinion "impelled them to dis solve the political bands which bind them to another" That declaration, and the heroic exertions which crowned it with success did not seek union, but indepen- dence. Nor is there any charm inherent in the word union. It may mean liber- ty-it sometimes, as Ireland can attest, means tyranny, and circumstances must decide in each case the expediency of its continuance. If the Union shall be found the source of more benefits than disad- vantages, 1t will stand. But if not so found, it is due to human happiness, oi which liberty is the synonym, to sever il at once completely and forever. And he who wishes its continuance under such circumstances, is either tyrant or slave both the meanest of mankind.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

k65 Hon. ALBERT Rusr and Hon. T. c. HINDMAN, have our thanks for vari- ous documents.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

The amount due mail contractors on the 1st January, 1860, was nine and one half mill lion dollars, being nearly the whole amount due postal service for the year ending Decem- Der 31, 1859.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-02-08

ID PARTICULAR attention to the sale of U City or Country Property, Land Scrip and Warrants, Merchandise, Negroes, Furni- ture, Vehicles, Stock, etc. We are fully pre- paped to attend to consignments and sales of every description. All goods in store will be charged with insurance unless otherwise di- rected. Consgnments solicited. Liberal cash advances made on con assignments.
 Refer to J. c. MORRILL,, Des Arc, Arkan- sas. -- -.-t - --.------ 1N.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
=. -. % g. per 20 FIvo bOsgl tor sl Dol

Greatnumbers fCergymon, Physicians, States
men, aud eminent persOnagcs, have lent their
names to certify tho unparalleled usefulness ofthcsc
remedies, but our space here vii not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below ',ainod fur.
nish gratis our ANHluCAN ALMANACi in which tbsy
arc gyen with also lill descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put of by unpriucipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AyERs. and take no others. Tho sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have II.
An our remedies are fnr solo hv
Dubois & Co., and by all Druggists and Dealers
everywhere. sep4 l'a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Female lHcg gulauuas, 'weasaets, Utvtine displace,
mcni, aud an foes luieltne dlicuhet and constitution
al troubles Of womcn entirely Curcd hy The Grae
euberg Mauhalis Uterine CathalCon,
Ia this connertioh, Pies heVehrf, sister of he Rev,
Henry Ward Bees her, in Leusu 10 tho reodle, rage
te1, tayti
"lha,C nine ti,teu and dsiHer.iulaus, aud touFteVa
female cousins al msrried and an doheat~ aud ailtng,
Amid the tmmeuss ettce OF my fiends aud acahaiht,
anees, ranuoi recall ten marnrd ladies bora IA this
century ard eouutti, who sfo pstlecty healthy"
ln estet, heeevsf, where The 6fietsuherg Cathobe'
"a hat eeen uaed, Ne mnat sey that health has npidy
'aken The place VI disease, AND ladet have bscomS
rohusti tirunr, vigorous and healthy.
Mr., Nleason, ei Elmirai taAN "ncauuful, indssd,
nthg yonhdirEi Trusting nature of woman, bul how
uuch docs d nccd 20 be protected by waichNlpess
that wiz lead htT va time Of disvatn 10 appeal 10 a
medicel adviser OF scientific education, moral wotth
and purity ofchuract0tn
Althcse may be secured by addres,iug the Grael,n.
terg company.
Iam Methodist cleteyman. nv head has hifly
oghed 20 WtHsss thV feeble health pf womohas have
uayslcdmY Utouit prgsChiue the gospel, thank God
howeysr that have seen al these Wscases give wey
ta the GraciunhCfs Manhallh Uterine Ceholiconl
whefuyoTit has hcen uted. Rev. PETER SHARP
Rdg~aN Mismgaa. fsfnst5 of Wss1sn s'arA,
for saio by puRoi, b Co.. n. A. suyder, Tina
a. Hall, loNvlli DE- 2. Yates, Gfeea apHngpi Wm,
Rinipfsb Auiesi n, llsdmar 3 Co., McCdichea,ills
audb W mad.elae DEALER lhsapgheul ths STATE,
n, D, KINGS GsLKl, Cleveland,
nesiy. Agsat ioJ ohic,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

West Bedford, Coshooton Coz May ~, 81,
Mt n, kingsley, stf--i have hseH selling the
medicines of the 0taesn nhsfg Company oT The last 10
years, and have Invariably iouud them Go give sIeat
tatsiaclioni and The niih have soh 10 rreat niany
families AZ FcFulaF a. their tea aud coaee, and With
my trade they have become staple aUi,e, Mauhalh
tteFius Cstheleou L. medieino that has dons rfeat
. mount ofgood in iemale diseaset, One lady told
u 10 told me ths bad received hsneat ifou oac
meui by the uoat "a tlfal phYsictaut. Nours uuly,
JAMES WILSON,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28
Readl RcndN ReadIM
Legal Notice.

Noah Eby, George Lightner aud LYDIA
Lgksaer hi wife, Samuel Walker aud Mary
n. Walker he Nife Crawford Rear aud
Sarah kear his wife, Cyrus B. Dewitt, James
A, Dewitt. Ellcn Dewitt and Emma Dewitt,
minor children aud A, j, Failor their guar.
dian, and Robert Milton Ehy minor child
audSusan Eby his guardian, will take notice
that petition was filed against them
on the 18th day ofNovember. A, d..
1860, in tho Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Wyandot,
~ the state Of Ohio by Michael G.
Hendrioksou and Louisa Z Hendriekson
his wife. and ia now pending, wherein the
said Michael G, headtiekson and Louisa 4.
Hendrickson bic wife, demand partition Of
the following raj estats to.wit; Lot Number
thirty two (32), In Manuett'a north addition
% the teWu Of Upper Sandusky, ia the eoun'
" Of Wyaudot, aud state Of Ohio, and also the
wett half Of the south cast quarter OF section
geyenteen (i7), TIP. three lS), north ol range
fourteen (ii), east containing eighty aerea,
IN the oosuty of Seneca, In the state Of Ohio
sad that 81 the next term Of said Court the
said Michael o. Hcndriekton aud Louisa +
Hcndriokson, will apply ior an order Of par,
tiiion may be made II said premises.
MekELLY & GRlSELL.
Attorneys for Pvtiuoners.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

Ayers Cathartic Pills,

T VIN IIIII % W VI
Cos,irepcss, .Idtmdicc, Dyspepsia, indigestion,
DyscHtc,y, Foul Stomach, E,ysipcAis, Headache,
Piles, RhcHnaHsta, E,HpfioIis aud Stm Diseases,
LiUer Complaint, Dropsy, 1etter, Tamors and
SAT- RberOn, HORNS, GoW, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner PiR, and for Pmi(yiag me Blond.
They are sugar-coatcd. so that the NEST sonsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apcricnt in the world for all the purposes Of
family physio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-12-28

uflIl
Great Internal Remedy
4 curing rhoussus Of oassi where u Other rsmsdiss
have utterly hiled sno mere 's AsnnySr J." rslicv
tnF tot thu moment, hat ia perfect SPECIFIC and
CURE for those painiul dseu,es. Thsvati nuuhfr Of
iinimenU, Em,hfocaWons, and External me dirtnss,
which act imulan Of the suTtsce eaiy, nicely
temporary in The Effects and Of douhto Nttue, The
NEURALGIA KING tOaches the soufee otull ;rouhls
and ehectualy hanshss the disease from the syttem.
We advise one aud ALT give ita Trial aud eseonis
sausded Of iti wonderful power.
Read ,he as,onishiug euTes Of vpr kuovn eissu, Of
Duhalo.
Ew-IT CURED NJ. +. Hemeuway. Proprietor Of
Niagata Street Omnibus Line OfNeuTaigia and Rheb.
matitm In the neck and shnuldcu,
mi,sl Merchant Of severe Neuralgia fths head and
aeCk amer all othrt remedies htlcd.
tW'Mf 4. GROsNENER, of feUy strce', who
ives conhned % the house. and sni,rey unable 10 a..
lgud tebu,insss, new well ifom ths uss OF Wat,ons
~ fnENkuRALsIA KING cured Mr. Jo,,pA
Cooley, Seneca sitvri, Of luaammaioy hheumaiism
o. eng aandieg, Atthe time ottommeneins ne uss
tlg-JAMEs VAN VNiKENBURG avelltnowu
peheeman II this eity, Nas eaIed of Rheumalism and
tV'iSFLAMMNT0RY RuEUMArIsM.-N c
Reed, 70 Carroll st,Na' cured sns' 'ryiag o'hsi
tV-INFLAMMArORY RHEUMATlsM Of Fivs
Neart--Mrt u, w, futnam, SO reah st.s cuaed in J
week s-had been pndrf charre ofthc best Physclans
~ NECRALGtAin Ia Ns Wont form ofhnson years
si.pd,eg-MTi Lymsn Ruthbura otgiS pelavais st..
rV-WIIiIAM COLEMAN, Auc,ioaset, Ne.
5wau a., euted ofseyers Nsuralsia IN bis limbs.
tf-NtLLIAM MofFAT Brewer, Motgaa Hrse'
ef NeuTalgia Of The fsce and te1th,
Al. MATTHEWS, Prorrie,os,
80 Maiu Street, nuualo, \. Y
: F0S sals BY T. l.. s. joheS Co, rihu, o,(aus1i.5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
Testimonial, from Foreign Countries.

a ph'asing travelling oonpasioa, and one that
no oos shoeld h. w',hou, !. Perry Davis Pam
Miller. A sudden attack q diauhea, dysentsry.
OF cholera norbo. can h. sGsciually and in.,sn,a-
ReOs.b rclissed by Il; 1t 10 equally sGeciual in
curing .csll., bura., &c.
Thomas ;. Rsaasy, writing frOm Rsngcoa.
flurs,aA. DsceH,hcr 10. isJ6, sa,s;-Il !. becom.
iag mote popui,r, add ia several Instance, sm
assurcd that Oh, eholsa n, been arrested ard
he preserved By 10 use. The late prevalence 81
sAo'''a hstc has swept "a about al the raia Nil
let had, All Purchaser. boxing 10 me Zoe a
supply ~ill h Disappointed IN my ability to sup
ply them. Flsas. srnd me an in'oios of $50
worth by 6rst orporiuni,y.
Csre rovs. Afics, Jan. =. 1856.
Messrs. 7. nayis \ Soa-il,ar S'u;
The Pan Killer. Ne sr, hapPy 20 say, i' get
,ins IN good rris,s hsr,. AL IS good qu,ltic.
ace bsiog sgr-cis,sl. Lauly ~e have bal =
grva, jsmaaJ &c The article. aai coa6jen,y al
,icip,,s brs- trade 10 the Paia Killer.
BoRBupAiLE, THOMPSON 4 CO.
Sire { have used the medicine called Perry
Davis ra,a Killer. aal end !, to b. the best ha,.
~ ms,l,sias ever u.od. No family oush, to be
wtthout b.. Yours, a.. EJONES.
Sno~ Ilili D,dLy. Eng.
w Fl-tchcr-Sir;-il Suffered severely
from rh-uma,,r pain. iaihe hc.l and lace. I vas
iadussd Co 'r DAVE raia H,l,cr, from which I
soon hual rebri. u IL ,aloed q valuable aI'cle.
an your'. wM. EVANS, Miusf.
wiliephan, Eng.
Dear Sos. have suffered VERY much from
pain N my .iir. Of twelve n,a,h, stsnIing. I
trrd grrsi MANY remedies bot got no relief "a.
81 ~. ia'aeel to srply Perry Davis Paia KiL
~, shea ! 5000 i-gan o. recover. nj am now
quite lr,c irym pains. Nours truly.
ANN MURPHY.
Kate llll. DuIl-y, Fog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
TIL e OK
STATE OF MAINE.

oITORp, $50 the JDslics. ef the sspreme
Judicial Court, next TO h. held al Paris within
and lof the Couniy of Oxford, on the second
Tuesday Of March. A. ID. 1880.
TRyIN RoBI SsoN Of sumner IN said Coon.
II ", humbly shews,h that be % 'eiied IN iee
simple, and az tsaaBt ia common. 81 and Ia csr-
taia parcel of land situated ia sa'd Samaer, being
two thirds oil the east hai Of lot numbered siN IN
the secoad range Of the fret divpion of lots ia
said Samser. with persons unkaowni that he
cannot pcsscss, occupy and improve the sa,d ,so.
thirls 70 any advantage while the sane lies in
cOu,inon AMI uaiiSided a. Aforesaid. bot wholly
io.ss ID. pTc6ts thereof.
Wherefore the said Robinson prsys that naiioe
Insy h. issucl N dsc lofn Of law; and that bis
.aii part Of said land may he - n asd assigned
10 him, And you- pstitioasr vii eyer pray.
By RIoOEp, wALtoS \ Ives.
lis AU'ys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES. wherea.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas
~ lchslod HAYES Of Waterford, IA the Coua-
y of ONiotd ana State Of Maine, on the th,uieth
dsy of Aprd, Al. 1851, by his mortgage deed oi
hat date, duJ signed and executed, couvsyed 10
solomon Lsanatd certsia piece ~ pafcrl Of hnd
situated IN Waterford, wh,ch mortg4g- deed is
recorded with ONford Records. bo0k 100, page
JO1. 10 which rgierenss Is made ioF more fall de.
scriptiou; and shsrsas the said NOR gage deed, on
me twenty seveuth day of September A. ID. 1859 /.
~as duly assiguedby saia Leonari 10 Joseph Whit
nan, which assn nment !. recorded with the o.
essd Records. BOX l22. page az; aai whereas
the coaditioas Of aid mortgage have bccn broken
by reason Of the n0n-payment Of the notes therein
a.sntionsd hr uadsrsigned ehims 20 ior elOse aid
mortgage, pursuaat 10 law IN such case. made and
provided. JOSEPH WHITMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

4 teacher 10 a district school in Cincin-
natl. ta' been presented by the citizens,
with go.i hunting watch and chain. val.
Ne O. Si-j, md n, freedom oi twenty
railroad lines, a. a IeSari Tor her bravery
in preventing the caillren under her car,
fr, m ruslius into the street during the ter.
ribIs tornado, which swept over the city
some weeks aso.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

a MrDicISE scientifically compounded,
sheicni in action, radical in is cures, eOn-
tanning nothing noIious, but everything
harmless, merits and will receive the sup
port " tbe public. Witness the OIygSna
ted Bittsrs. that remarkable specific for
Dy'Ieps.a, Ind gsssioa and General Dsbili.
~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
To Probate Advertisers

There are several hundred dol
lars due Us on Probate accounts.
\ considerable amount of this is
from persons who will attend
Court next Tuesday. We shall
consider it a favor if they will
call and adjust their accounts on
that day.
W. 4. PIDGIN & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

Cu0lrE,. No medicioe i more prompt
in Is. action on tits disease than Perry Da-
VS. Pain Killer. In. thsacsuowledsvd an.
tidots which seldom falls # applied in its
early symptoms. No family should be
without bottle OF it always on hasi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
GREAT REMEDIES,
K,,, nn, Daley, Fog,

To cur, a sever, Copsh o. CoH u.e
n, WySTiR'S B,i.a~ u Hia c,,,y
To cure wh,sp,py Couyh. Coop OF ~ oashi,i.,
usr
n, WINTiR'S Bai.s- .T WH Cl,ry
To sr,-, prsl..r,.i,'oa to Consumption, n.e
p, lrLST,R'S B,i.t- q wa Cie-y.
To ourr p,,r-r,a 90 Indigestion NE
7HE ONTGENiTED BITTERS.
To car, A,ihn,. hrili,y %, Heart Buru. u.s
Originated Bitters,
Thee rrr-t.,. rsri orn ~ the, promise. They
relieve ,afsur., olr, disease. ry.,or, heal, b. tho,
,aori,a. en-. .,t.,n All c,uil1r, @, the .i,k aui
afflicted, ~hrrs ji.o5uus-nru, AL 'pf-r,,s ~ d.
,',sd before.
Ci,te. W,,u- c.. y Y. March 10. 1857
M-ssn.. : ". T.wkS Cal am hsrp, a.
state that hs,s u.sl he "a, srasisd Bittsr, IN
m, practice iHr che hst tire. ,ssrs IN the treat
ment oi p,.f.n.a, Gcosral debility. lniissst,pa
snl sdu,t,oH. af The Liver, With the mnst sat,.
iactoty rr.u't.. ahi ~osd ch-sriull, rscommsrsi
81 tha.r .udrfias irym thr.c Hists..,ns di.sa 80
o. give lts valuable mrdicrs- q ttia,.
E.-r-,tar, Your.. J. T. SMITH. ND.
Exeter. Ne, sept 30.
The r-rui-. that I have recommended The u.s
OF Wlssr'. r,'.am 81 Wild Chefr uf disease.
ul che Iur.s, o.. tsoNssrs past, aad man, tslttl-,
o. mt AHHv .r. have l-en ussi b., no, pct isais
IN ~i.I .~Ir...l. r-stbs. o. t~o casrs, sh,f-
G AS thought ..IIrn-i Consumption h,i tak-n
place, che NIL Cher, effected a cute.
T.. BONDEN,
ph,sirian 80 Exeter C1fnsr.
Prepared O., ~rrH ". Towts \ Co. Bo.iar
and ilr sale b., 70. .. Rate. \ Co, Paris; Wm
4. Rust, SHrl PARIS; n. .. Noyss, Nof~ay
.. NN1pI l. CO., RurA6sli. ". : Chase 4
Co, p,Nis'., =. : Chanl'sr ani e. s q. a.
Mason b-.hs. Rai bs dealers everywhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
ArnIlrE nk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m

NOTICE or TuRECLUSURE. PuLlic p.,-
~ ucc !. her,l, gwen iha, John VI. Swin, Of
kcadiug. ~ the CoanN Of Midi.s~N spd Con.
monscahh II Massachusetts. spi noe ol the hrm
of Swtn \ Rove IN sail Rcsdiog, d,j. on the
sccoaj las Of Va, ~ the year c,ghiccn hundfcd
aud h'i, .a,ne, b, hs deed ~ that date convc, o.
John Huftill u saii Rcading, trader, a. hoh 10
lee simple apd m mosgagc, ceftain ots 4 land
ard real estate. lying and b,iag M N~wN ~ the
County II ON6td and State II Maine and he,sg
that part IT said Newry which vas made d, the
annsNstion II what was called Anj1yrr -. plus
ani .lso l-'ng lots ono. two, three. iauf anil i've
IN the trnih angr 1T 'ots be- I'D town. Saii
gsgs deed y recorded wtlh The Rsgistry II
deed. ht ONiofd Iouui, Aforesaid. is,ok l22, pa.
g. ~ and o. And Whr,cssthc condition - aid
usnugagr 70 bfoAeu, by reason whereof he. the
,aid John rufpll. chiu. a fore, lsufr, agtccabl,
o. ,hc statute oi The State II Name IN sush case
male AMI provided.
DATED At Fat,s. chi. n,aih "a, Il Jul, 1869.
JOIIN RuRRiLL,
nN ". n . GUuuTNuN, his Attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13

A Frw NORA 1877 Notwithstanding the
CONSTANT lemaud Tor Readings Ru.sia Salve
. sc0rs OF - OF bJxs. aro sti.l Ia tho mar
kei. I, b. unequa!led a. a remedy for
burns. s,.lIs. cuts, bruises, e0rRs, tslons.
etc. Sc advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-13
Farm fer Sale.

WILL H. colt cheap ne cash. The Atm laf.
w u,efl, u~nsl %, ~iai,p fuflpog Sud
bfin - stp,isi 90 the toua 1T Grr-uwuoi, near
Grrru~u,i CITY. 90 called. whrfc there is store
and p,si Ofh-~. u -. situated Uiihiu at'out IL
~ q mile 1T q Gu.t mill. CLAP .narl, Lalh sod
Sh,asl- Mach,os.. and al,put i'ur sni oac'hali
m,les from Wru r,u. Railroad station.
Sad fiun conisius about poo stfss II Land is
well Nstrt,i, anI suit,Ll, divided into pa,iuragr
rnosinr snd iil.g.; .. good coil aud ,sr, pro.
lutttNr.
Thers q. q cool orchard, h,usr, and good
bara: slsp = usvsr.ia,i,ug ~sil of satsf
Tui further particular. iuguifr ol The suh'culcf
on the pf,mi.r. BENJ. q. FARMER.
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