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IL ing made and the first party having IA led to
pay the nsialmen watch fell due November lst, 1879
th5 contract entered November g. 1883 between John
r. Gahlt and Kaar, party of the hrs part and HI
Stone party Of the second part for the sale by the
second party the frat party Of subdivision No 62 in
Hiram Stone addition 20 Ohio City and Cleveland, com
posed Of part OF original lots Not 5S and g. in Brooklyn
Township. CuyahOga County, Ohio and the said cOnmI
having been assisni BY said Stone to tn unergned-
Notice is hereby that pursuance Of the powers
ned said contract the undersgned will on tho 18th
day Nay 1860, 10 O'Clock M Of said day. ahe door
uf the Court House Of ChampaIn and Seneca
Streets in the ty Of eand CuyahOga County Ohio,
sell public auction said lot Of and an the imPloYe
EDWARD WADE
fz1,,-,1,,5 a,-;1Tz 1cca .,tF.Ssg
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CtaaI Notifeg.
ShOFiifIS 8 Muster COmmlSsiOn6F'G Sale,

DURSUANT to the command Of an
ii Order Of ssls tssuod from the Court Of Comnitn
Pleas or Cuyahuga Count at the suit Of Calvin 0iddings
painlin against 1hamgs HaTsek, defendant 70 me
directed shall Uncr f1T sale AZ the door OF the Court
House. Corner Of Seneca ahc Chnmpain sTeets 70 the
city of Cleve nni In sail County The 5h day Of May
sJJ 4 o'clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following de
scrbod ands and tensmens 10 W.T. silunle IN ne Oy Of
Clcven d. County Of CuyahoRh. and State Ui Ohio and
bounded aud described follows Being lots t2hl tso
hundred and eiahteeu, (0 two hundred and nldeieen
tl two hundred AID twenty iour, (Jl Two hufred hnu
thirty, tZl two hundrol aud thiryono, l2b5l two hun
drfd and alxyeEht. (2i) TWO hundred sud eVo9T-tou
t2Ih) two hundred enty- five (Ji6 two hundred
snd soveniys1 26n) two hundred and sxt., lB5l two
hundred aud ninety i've t2o6 hundred and ninety
g. % three hundred and six (37l three hundred and
surveyed plated and recorded n The subdivision Of
that part uf Ohio CITY, Cleveland, Dy Ezekiel Fol
som, known a. IN Taylor Farm allotment
Shd apuratEid ut so
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BIsoHaM & HovET. PSf' : Az Attys, 5 '''''
TOE -Default havin

T EGAL NOTIOE-Default having
IL be, made aud first party having failed 70 pay
nstulM which ie duo November int 1863 on he
entered into November &c ISIS between John
FZwams party Of the first part, and Hiram stone, ar
" pIt. for sale by the second patty 10
the first party, OF subdivision lot No 100 Ia Hiram Stores
addition TO Ohio O. y and Cleveland cnmrOsed Of pur
Of original lois Nos % and aud 63 Ia Brooklyn tOanshp
CnyHogo County, Ohio. And default havng been made,
and the first party having failed pay the nsta ment
which fell due November first 1853. the contract en-
tered intO me "a 1884, between John @. Dinuhaber par
tg the first part and Hiram S0ne party the second
part for the sale BY the second patty 10 the first party
subdiv ion lot No 80 in Hiram stones addition TO Ohio
CITY and Cleveamd imposed pt original lots Nos % and
IS in Brooklyon township, Guy hga County, Ohio. And
Defuul wing been nade and the fist party having fall
the entered into November 70, 1853 be-
tWesn Henry beagle, party Of the frat part and Hiram
S1ne patty Of the second part for the sale BY the second
parry TO the first party of subdivision lot No 23I, IN HI
ram stones addition 10 Ohio City and Cleveland, cOm
posed OF part Of original lots Nos g and 63 in Brooklyn
township, Cuyahoga County, Ono And default having
been made and the rst pr having taed 10 pay the "a
salmeut which fell due November first 1855, tho
entered INTO December 8 1883 between Henry Brand,
party the rst part and Hi St1ne party o. the
Ond the sale by the second party to the rt party
Of subdivision No 81 in Hiram Stone addition to Ohio
City snd UlcVeAnJ composed Of part Of original lots
Nos 90 and s. a Brooklyn township Cuyahuga unity,
said tone to the undersigned Notice is hereby given
that in pursuance Of the power conained IN said con-
tracts the undersigned will the 18th day Of lse0
lock A. n Of said day, at the door Of the Court
House. ef Champan and seneca streets, in the
~y OF Ceve and Cuyahoga county, Ohio, sell at public
ton each Of said lots OF land and the IMPROVEMENTS
ihe sam0. EDWARD WADE
H.
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CLETRLlNl lED T0LEla RIn Rnll.

ifsa 81 i;lII.i3ss..;;:#.s; -.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ sh, lS6l. Trains On this Road viii run as foiISs
from CleVeland=
555 A NJ Through Nail stopping at all stanns on be
A. n - ~0r-S
255 P. M Western Express. siors at all stations on
southern Division, and arrives At Toledo at 735
400 p H. Mail stops all stations st Of sandusv on
Northern Division, and arrives at Ssndusky st
$3.50 p A. Telegraph Express stops at Grsiion Oberu
MakeIn1n, Norwalk, MOnrOsviIle Bellevue
ClTte fruInont ard Elnore, and arrives AZ To-
ledo It 1s.l5 p. n
Connections made q M0nrncTill6 with the gapduskv
Alansie q aud Newark r. r. a Clyde with the SaudugsT
DAYTON y Cine1lnti r. R, ut Fr6u cnt With Fremont
lnliana r. X aGd at Toledo the Nichisan Southern
Norhern Indiana and Tueds Wabash Rail Roads for
Chlcago Detroit J3ekg n. tOrWsyue LoganspOr Lafsy-
west and uthwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tole o and the West at
9:SJ A. NJ
Cleveland. Aprilsth 1850
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JOSEPH S. GRANNIs,
Muster Commissioner


J. NJ JOINS Plif 5 ATTY. April q, rs o:td
A TTACHMENT-EdWard HientOn,
"A Plaintiff, against Jacob FOltz, Defendant.
before Alfred Fisher Justice Of the feace Of Indepon-
dence Township, CuyahOsa county Ohio. the 5th day
Of Apr D., 1850 Sal Justice issued an order Of at
tachmen 10 the above Gcion, for the of NKty-two
dollars and twenty-five cents against the goods and chat
tells Of SAID defendant; and Is Tor trial beure said justice
on the 10Th Of May, 1860, at o,clok p. M. =, 80.
EDWARD HIENTON, Phi: iBs
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NV BlNGHABI Mas CT Com'r.
LoRTN PRENTIss, Pltff's Atty. aur9:aa2
NEASTERIS SALE-PURSUANT

M ASTER7S SALE = PURSUANT
lNA To THIS COMMAND Of n decrstal order Of
sale from the Court Common Pleas of Cuynhoga COuu-
y the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram Stone and
others directed, shall expose for sale at public
auction the door 5f the Court House. Seneca
aud Champain Streets in the CITY of Cleveland, the
nineteenth day Of Nav, ls6O at 10 O'Clock NJ the fol-
lowing descubsd lands and enemeus situate the town
ship okn n the county Of Cuyahnga and State Of
Ohio and known subdivision lots Hiram Stones ad
ditiOn Ohio CITY and Cleveland, numbered follows
wit lis Is u Is 10 20 2 IS % l03 l9T 200 A9 40
2ll 2lt ~ 2ls l53 67 l6s ~ 81 252 26 24 255
:si 213 80 297 29s 299 800 Sol S03 903 800 s s9
9l I2I 20 236 ~ 305 305 81 800 s09 3ll 35
$40 33 3l6 S2s 329 3i 335 33I 3s 39 $40 34 354 355
al 30 COZ SIS 5G9 5l0 5ll sl2 497 49S $50 SEC
Appraised follows Lots Is Is SI50 esch lots
II Is 20 55 73 loo and at SIS each; lots l9 l97 20
200 20 2ll 24 2l7 2s le3 l6I 1853 III lsS lss lsl 26
SlOO lots 25I 252 2s9 25l 2j5 25s 29 260 2 n 972
I5 218 21 2IS 279 go 80 A 2S 29I 2S2 sa3 29I 293
29l 800 3Ol $40 800 3OS SO6 80 3O3 800 81 35 39 33
ss SIS 4 S35 33I q, 339 $40 54i 35i 35 and 1858
$40 each 6O7 sos 500 5l2 4s7 4g3 aud
SOC at $50 each HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Cummissiuuer.
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GHERIFF and MASTER COM


~ MlSSIOEERS SALE.-PuTsuant 70 tho command
order Of sale issuodomthe Court Of Cemnon Pleas
Of Cuyhhoga COUNT ~ the suit George Worthiugton,
Flanld sgAngt Willam Rogers and others Defendants,
shall oar for sale az Public auction, the door Of the
COut HOUSE, tcorner Of 81 neca and Champain sIoetsl
10 the cS Of Cleveland ia said county the l2h day Of
Msy, lst0 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the following
de icfihed lands ard tenements, 10 wit: Suaie the
city uf Clevoand IN the cUun ycf Cuyahosa and State Of
OHIO aud known parts Of 10 Nos. q and 2 ass
survey recorded ia Book o. psEo tI7 and bounded fol-
lows Wsse cry by M parallel vita the street line and
twsny-une feet easery therofTCm being the easteTy line
Of land ccedod by PameriO Chandler; southerlE b the
n0dheIly ho OF Lot No y; easery by aud sold ". a
six front and one hundred feet Deep with tOuble
house thereon.
Appraised ut $4,000 d. l.. WIGHTsIAN,
Sheriff ard Special Master Comr
I1V..a - LIfeFH Att aFtr1.
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Important TO HOusekeepsrs.
DTKE,S PEAK-A large sssortmeDt

DlhE h . Ana large aBSOrJm enG
Il Of RIFLES 4 REVOLVERS Suitable for Pike
Peak Likewise, double and single haHelled SHOT
GUNS and any quantity Of ct oeteIas such POWDER
SHOT CAPS SC, very low for cash. at Haersl y'sGun
Store No ll2sS Superior street, next door To Orham
Apiiu' Repairing neatly executed with dispatch
fehldyRs H HATTERSLEY
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PlIyE 3 wlDE, Plaintia's Attorneys. -,
M05IGE-TN 2FI=5 n i71F PTTR8TT6NGE 521Sliz7 on

NOlICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
IN dscretal order issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas CuyahOga County Ohio, in in which James
C. Prcntiss IS plaintiff and Alvin A Turner ct al defend
ants directed shall expose for sale at the door Of
the Court House. Of Seneca and Champlan ST eets
in the ctv Of Cleveland in said county, the 2St day
May, ls6O at O'Clock p NJ, Of said day. the following
described lands aId teuements, to wit:
Situate in the city Of Cleveland. Cuyahoga county, and
State Of Ohlo the west side Of Cuyahoga RIVER in that
pa It OF Cleveland which formerly Ohlu Nity and
bounded llows beginning the intersection Of the
north line Vermont street, with the west line Of West
street thence nOrihery along said West street to Wash
ineOn street thence westerly along Washington street so
eet theucs suuhery parallel with West street 10 Yer
thence eaterlY along said Nerment street 10
the place Of beginning. Appraised al S3e00
+. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner;
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MEN LosT.-Robert McCurdy, mate of the sch
Ellen Pike, was knocked overheard at Kalamazoo
on the 18th, and drowned.
q. N. Paddock, Of the schooner Star Of the
North, fell overheard on the 10th, while of Point
aux Barques, and was drowned
Capt. Kelly, Of the sch. Shook, reports at the
Chicago Custom House having picked up O boat
on Lake Huron on the 18th, which was full Of
water and had two dead bodies in her. She was a
small fishing boat called the Queen Of the Wave,
Thsre was nothing about Che men to identity them
By. The boat was picked up about ten miles above
FOrestVille. and about ten miles of the land
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60.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
- ~ "a EEsE1l...s..Ll .s.--r-ss.s..s.-1
ARGO

SAOIsAlAol W. EGla 10 q OluglHNdll hhllI0E El
- -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. April
" Is 1859 Passenger Train leave Cleveland IS solto~ s.
05 A. II. N Cincianat Fxpress-StoDoing Al Bsrsa
Grafton, Wellington, New London, salem Shell
BY, and all S'ations south Of She lbv. reaching
Columbus II 30 A n, Cincinpati ~ p H.
10 p NJ Accoumodation-StOpp a, all Stations and
reaching Columbus 9.s0 2. n, Cincinnati 20
eco P. NJ. Night E1prcss-StOppng at Bersa, Grafton
Wellington. New London, Shelby. Crsstline
Columbus II 0j P. n Cincinnati 8 90 M
CONNECTIONS.
shady Sandusky, hIens1eld and Newark RaFoad foa
Mansfield Do Yenon, Newark, ZanssViIlo /
Ior Forest Upper Ssndusky, Delphos, Lima. +
Heyne, Laporte. Chicago, &c. west and Eag
for Mansfield, Wooster. Aiassfllon &c.
92iien and Bsefonts1o Railroad Line Marion BALE
i1ziailey sidney Union. Muncie, Indianapolia
Ierft Halts Finceanss, Evansville, Louisyills
airO, ST. Louis. &c.
Do,a sare Ston and Cincinnati Liae Tor Springfield O.
Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond. In
diaEaPolis, Terre Hsuts, 81 LOUIS. &c; and a
Clnclnnati with tbs CilO i Mississippi Rail
River.
CslazhuE, Liills Miami and Columbus and Xauia Ran
road, Tor Aenla, Dayton, Indianapolis, TerTa
Haussl 81 Louis, McrruW, IOveland and Cin-
cinnatl, and vii b the Ohio anI Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati Tor Louisville, Evansville
Calros s. louls. md al 20 mis- On tho Ohio river.
Coiuubus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZansETils
Mhsehng, &c.i Columbus, Plqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbans, sc
For Tickets 70 all points and information apply at
Ihs Union Ticket Office, 81 SuPerosrset, NJ the Pes
Eenger Station.
Cleveland ,ApTill4, 1859.
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WELLAND CANAL TOLLs.-An order in Council
dated April 18th, reduces the tolls on square,
round, or fatted timber passing doWnwards in
RATS through the Welland canal, twenty per cent
below the reduced tariff Of June, 1859. The tolls
in futnre wbe for timber over foot square So, 40
per 1000 cubic feet and $500 per 600 feet, for
timber OF a foot square, and under.
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SIlsd slbus ID ! q
p.s-bss dr'd an $50 Il
n nnold An Id s
Figs 3llb l0a l23i
laam0ua --.- .ftpoA-Al
Ornngea. ..-- einoN -\G :
Rnalus, n Z K }hoz Z 100 >
DO layer e8bnE5 ) QUO ) i
Oranberrles- >. 72bhl "a -
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GIsEslaHd aHd filtsburgh Bal R0ad.
CLETELAHD ANB RRlE RllLR0lD.


- 80
1860. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1850
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ tths 1890, Passenger Trains will iun as fOioNst
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
lOlo A. - BAIL TkAlN-tof pl9g o. al Stations fEcept
WickliGe. Meniur, Ptfry. Uni0uville Say lgu0k and
swami le; and arrives az Ere le0P NJ, DunkiTk
a5P. - b, Buffalo 2. p. b.
I'D p NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRksS TRAlN-Siopping
az PslnesTilis. Ashtal MA and CIR III only; ard
Flyss e E51e g P NJ ualIk E. . P AI-, Buff
40 P. NJ. CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping at all Statons.
9.20P %. NIGHT EXPRESS TR'N-Sioppnga at Psines-
vile Ashtahuiu AMI Giard only; and arrives At
isris l2-4l A. NJ, Duukirk 81 A H., Buffalo 40
LEAVE ERIE:
lb5 A. nj. NIGHT kXPRESS TRAIN-Storping at c.
Tari, Ashtnbuli and PdinesvIle only and arrives a.
CleVHl nd 5l30 NJ.
lOS A M MAIL TkAIN-Stopp ug at all Stations eIfeD
snybrook, Uutmville, Perry AfptGr and Wicklifie,
and arrives at Cleveland 20 P n
10 p. NJ. DAY EXPRESS 1RAIN-Stopuiug al Gi-
rard Conuelni. Ashtabula snd Painesville only and
orrTes at Cleveland 5.20P N
Accommodation Train will leave ConBeaut al COCA NJ
sopng at an stations, AID arrive II Cleveland at eio
A. n.
Ali the trains gong westward connect Al Cleveland With
rams for Toledo Chicago, COiunbus Cincinnati s.
LOUIS sc anc all tbs trains gong Eastward cennaet q
and at Buffalo with those Of The New York Csnfra md
suH 40 and Nov York City railroads
Cleveland, April 9th. lSeO 'p'
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rTnd. run t3hbl I'd -
S8ind, ed llbhl S SOD 5 rs
O,~tis evira 5lbbl 5 750 6 2i
- Fiour isbhlA sfa 4 60
8uskWhcRt FlcWt % =
Vorn Neal 2acwt ] Slsa 1 y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24
Democratic Conventions

The Senatorial Convention was called to
order, at 10 o'clock, aud Judsc Raw,on
appointed Chairman. T. J. BriIeham and
e.. ;. Holman Secretaries.
A. Black. Eco, OF Paris, aud W. ;.
Taylor Of Porter were nominated a. oanIi.
dates ios senators.
just Al, We went to press. the County
Convention had organized, by the choice Of
the officers Of the Senatorial Convention.
The programme was to nominate the can.
dilAic. Of Jas, year. with the exception Of
Mark 7. smith, IN place OF Sander'Ou, ior
Commissioner.
Isaac Randall will be nominated for
Judge q Probate, aud Haskell Of Water.
ford, for Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

The New York Tribune saws. "Of our
American poets, We know Of no names that
rank above th0se Of William Cullen Brysu,.
John Groenleaf Whittier, Henry W Long.
fellow, james Russell Lowell aud Alfred b.
Street, who are all Tor Lincola. or our
bet known authors not known as poets,
Henry c. Cary, George WIN. Curtis, Henry
Wari Bccehsr, and Edwin II. Chaplin, are
fJF Lincoln. OF those who have honlrei
our country by exploration at home, or by
observation abroad, John c. Fremont, Rich.
ard II. Dana, aud +. &. Squisr-ii We may
not name another who stands nearer % us
ARE Tor Lincoln, 1, j. notorious that in
ell our m0.t eminent colleges and semina-
Tics Of learning, the Faculty and the stu
dents are overwhelmingly iOr Lincoln. OF
those who are widely beloved and reysrenocd
for phi.anihropic devotiou TO the relief Of
human sufsrins. the mitigation Of misery,
Ayast majority are tor Lincoln. Wemish,
extend tie catalogue bat Il Is needless"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

Nor PRupENr To SrT,E. when at Au-
gu.ta, last week, a gentleman placed m thl
hand, OF Judge Douglas question which
be promised 20 answer. IL was a. follow,
"Do YOU hold. and Il elected President Of
the United States, would YOU carry out the
doctrine that the people ola territory -
j5rr Il ho5mI a Nais, have the power, un-
DER the FEDERAL Constitution. and notw,ih-
standing the Drcd Scott decision, % prohii-
u o. crchlc Ndrsvy tlor,iro~
In the course Of his.pecch Of an hour and
a half, Mr. Douglas not only avoided an-
.werine IL, but carefully avoided all Gllu.
zion 10 Il. \ plain answer would have
shown the perfect cheat Of the bOAsied pop
ular sovereignty" which ALLOW. the people
to do as they please when they shall he AL
United 70 ih- Union. as sovereign States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

Scnaior Green Of Missouri. in lvtc
spceeh, thus directly referred to one Demo
cratic candidate ior The Presidency, and in.
directly 20 another
"Hs supported John c. Brcckiuridsc b.
essss h. bad never Travelled Up and down
che river on the deck' Of a steamboat, adyo.
eating his own election TO the Presidency
be bad never descended into beer aloou',
snd drank lager, in order to gain populari.
~ with the vulgar rabble be had never
sen, hired letter writers al over the eoun.
Try TO pag hIrself into notoriety, and cry
down every body else be bad never prO>,i.
tuted the telegraph 70 sound his own prai.
se., and mis-eproSent every other prominent
man IN the party and finally, be support.
81 him because be wAs the only man who
had Any chance Of defeating Lincoln. No
Southern State would, under any eireum-
stances. cast her electoral vote for Douglas,
and be didn't believe be could set a siogle
S0rthern State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

Dr. S~cst. InialIil- i.,a,u.eui :. prepared from
che rccips Of pr. Stephcn S~ssi. u ConnScl,,ut,
the great bone setter. ani has bs,u used Ga hl.
practice ior the lat l~enty ycap With the most
astonishing success. \. az external remedy q i.
~iihou, uVl. ani ~,il alleviate pain morr
.pcrdiI, than aay other pupara,,on. for al
Rhsuul,tic and N,uou. Disorder. it - truly iu.
sIbhi-. snd q. e curative ior Sofe., wouui..
Bru,s,s, &c. 10. soothing, he,l,ng snI powerful
strengthening prop"uiss, excite the joe, wun,is'
aaa asioui.hmssJ of sil Who have s'-r gi'ea it q
traL O,sr luur hundred certificate. uf r,mlrka.
De ourc.. performed by d, within the Ia, two
wears, atis,t this tact.
See Advertisements.
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Liver Complaint.

The Liver, bring the great pnriGins organ. ar
ret. 10 IL. substance many rorbid products, the
fertile source. Of disease. The Peruvian syrup
stimulates the Liver to the performance d IL.
functions. lss.s5s thr evil. Of bad digestion and
Tho. act. at the sane time ia a restorative and
preventive manner.
Boston, Oct. -. Is5s.
Dss, ST.: Nv busine., being that ofsn engn,er
an ~soi o~iug 10 confinement and ili-,euli lated
ro.,m. M, health gradually declined, when vas
unal,ls loager 10 prosecute my bo.iness.
AZ thi. tiu,s vas suffering tom prosifat'"n'
sxtr,m- ,niigs stion. add disoTdsted liver. My
usual seq ht ~ss l35 pounds, bu' ] bad bscome -
sInsciatr,i that weighed bot lO9 pounds.
IN MAY last I commenced taking the peruvian
Syusp.' add almost Immediately icl' q. iniuence'
L. the course of foar months ! used iour bo'i'es'
Nv weight the day 0. lIs pounds. ] have net
thei Liver Complaint nor Indigestion bot am "a
perfect health and good spirits.
JAMES MORSE,
No, q Pleasant street. CharlestoNn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24
rnln Annd,nr t,r Rhcumn,l.m.

Reformation. 80 often treated ~ ont~ari srp'ica-
tiou. Gl. of cure OF rcsl from the ycry isct that
more than hslf 81 the cases can l. Traced 90 q
d,.psptc habr. Thi. causes Iiheuma,i'm Of the
blood o. circulation, and Nervousness iollo~s.
I.oeal Rheumatic pains are generally conhned 10
the Muscular o' bony parts, bot ~bsa Z, passes
from on, pat Of the system 10 the Other II thea i
of gyu,r,l Ehsumat,.m are ssrross, and will l.
reached With the ToIu Anod,us. 10 cases Of 10.
aisestioa one light Cathauie pm (~ilhouI merca-
rill.) twice 90 thrice a seek Oh going To bel. wi
apple. w,th Drary equal force "a eases OF Partial
Paralysis, Gout. and II. Tito. Daaos. See adj
v,rtissment and read he pamphlets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

TuE P,R,GraN QUtuioN. l, must b'
sIccedingly mortiiYing to Mr.. Buchanan
and his cabinet, after having involved the
country IA the great expense Of the eIpeii'
ton to Paraguay, carrying the matter to
the verge Of war. % receive the decision Of
their own commissioner. that the claims up
on which the demand and the hostile dem
ons,ra,ion. upon Paraguay were made, are
altogether unlounJcd. IL i now state a
that to- truth - fcaud 70 Dc that the com
psBy Is IN reality largely indebted 10 Para
quay. lfthi. /. % the United States gov.
eminent i. bound in honor % pay % cause
to be paid any proper demand made.
inaasmueh as wepushei our supposed claim
20 the extremity Of war. II our eititen',
beaded BY United States sonsal, base
committed sPoilaiions on the go'ernmen, Of
Paraguay, as that government alleges, the
Uniiej States government ought - assume
the payment o, claims made On that &C.
count
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

EHrHAoEDSaEr Casa. \ most ex,raor-
binary case !. now being tried before one
Of the French Courts. A certain NJ. c.
died. leaving an express order to his heirs
that he should be buried in church, and a
handsome SUN paid to the priests on eondi.
zion that nobody should laugh while the
service was going on" The in,elligen. de-
funet had observed that undrrtakers and
priests permit themselves very often TO take
hilarious liberties with death, aud he was
determined that he should BE- buried with
ibe gravity appropriate to the grS>e. OF
course the oil Fcquest got noi,cd abroad ;
oil the village came 10 the funeral and ev-
srybOdy keeping an eye on everybody else
70 see that nobody should 50 much as wink,
the natural result followed.
4 fat priest near the eOhn was the hrs,
% break down the choir boys, in ihe frail.
" Of their youth. followed the priest the
minor canons. trying 10 stop the choir boys,
or at lsa., TO make them laugh on, Of the
wrong side Of their mouths" caught the
sonhgion, and began to shake their sides I;
the dcaeons went OF next into fall Gui-
hw and finally the c.-, himself vas eCu'
quered and chokoi in his handkerchief In
short. merricr iutcrment was never Wit
ps-scd. Il was the jokeof the sca-on. Bot
ihe heirs, no, liking the sport. have rsiasct
to pay the clergy for their rOliekine seryi'
e,., ard the matter j. now 10 court where
!, will doubtless cca-e to BE- alaushins mat
ter to anybody bat the lawyers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-24

HAND oN J d. IL j. the custom Of the
Long Island Republicans 70 open their meet
iBgs with prayer. A venerable clergyman
called upon TO perform this service az the
dedication OF the wigwam at "A few
evenings sncS. embraced IN bis ieryen, Pc
tition tho following by No means eompli-
nsntary ailusion to the present Admins
traii0n 80 Lord thou EnOwest that
sometimes the v,lcs; Of the vile aiiair the
high places Of Po~er. and that We. a. a peo.
pie EFe now undergoing b,tir sIpsri0ce an
fAis r,sp,ri" New York Post.