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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
MEDICAL.
HOsTETTER'S
s IT vi A( II b Z 81.


In view Of the fact that every member II b.
human familyi. more or les Subjected Ia stn.
q rnrlain- hes de. iuuuineral he ether condition
life wLich by the ~, stance of little knuN.e !.
Or exercise d. common sense they NAV be able +.
regulate their ibits Of diet. and " til the ass
ance Of good tonic, secure permanent health
In order to accomplish this desired object the tru,
course to pursue is certainly that which viii I :.
ince natural state Vi things al the least hazara
II vital strength anu life Tor this end Dr. E3-
letter has Introduced to this country prelarat.c
bearing his name. W zen at this day j. not l. r,
medicine, but one that la been tried for yea,
giving satist action to all who have used it, I q
BitteTs olerete powerfully uf,#I I'll stomach bow
els and liver restoring her. to a healthy al NJ
orous action, and thus BY the siI.ple process
streny 9Th ening nature, enable the system to III
ulnI3h over disease
For the cure ot dyspepsia, ln4i gestion, Naus "a
Flatulsncy. Loss OF Appetite. CT any Bilious D.
paini., arising from Morbid inaction of Ill,
Stomach or Bowels, producing tra.lts Dysenfe r.
Cole Cholera AGrbus de- the Bltters save i
equal.
Diarrbpa. dvs;epery or fux so generally c.,-
.-ac,ad nv new .ertter. ana ean..d t,ri ncitsllv .
the chance az water and diet viii be .ueaIi ,
r.onla,ea Nv a Lref use Of this preuar.ti.,p =
.ly.ren.ia a disease which i probably more urey.
alan when taken in ali IT. forms than anv on,
tho eause of which NAV always re attrilnted !,
der.ngemen,. of the ,,c..;iye ,ryar. CO.., r.
w;tbon, fail hv usinr H1SIEIiE.,s SIDUafy
sITTEENas Der direction. on the bottle. Forth.
d;saa.e eve,v vsic,an will recommend Ei.t.rs,,
som. Kind. then WHY not use an article known +.
no infallib,e? Eyerycouptry have their hitter.
, ,,-ay.nro,iye &c disease and .trengtheninya j..
.vs,e,n ~ oenera All among ,he,a mi -, .
-, - 10 tgnna a NOR. healthy ,e.rIa than III
1,arr,ans from whom thi. prei,aratian emanat.3
ba.ed n,,n scian,,fc ernerimant. xbieL -
fenced - advance the destiny # this great
49,, !, the medical science
Esvpa AN Asrr.-Thi. irving and proyokir
disease which ta,tens II. relentless grasp on ths
body Of man. reducing him to mere shadow 10 !.
sboy, mace ~ time. ana, rendering him physical.t
and menta Ilv useless, can be defeated and driven
from the BODY bv the use Of HOS7ETTER.SK RI
yOUNED BI7TERS Further, any Of the aboye
stated disease. cannot be contra ctel when exposed
r. any ordinary conditions producing them, II tie
R;,,.rs are taken as psr directions. And az 1
neither creates nausea nor otfends tn Ialate ana
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
DIX. j. MCDONNELL
SURGEON MR.. vi,

Xy7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM n,
w his friends and the public in gen. ~
eral that he can be consulted at his Horse AA
In6rmary, on Sd street, between Brady and Perry
on all diseases that the Horse is subject to- After
acquiring all the Modern improvements in the
Science Of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery a.
expounded in the English and Continental Cole.
gss he feels happy in saying he will give salts
faction.
All diseases warranted cured if durable, or no
charge.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Residenoe on 9th Street, between Rock Island
and Iowa. ussdkw
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mississippi and Missouri R all, DAD

ita9As run bs chicago time. which Is twelve min
utes faster than bavenpor, time.
hNAND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY 23p.
~ 1897 and until further notice, trains will
cav davenport for Nuscatine, Columbus CITY
"asnihston and Iowa City Sundays excepted
Express AMI Mail Train g-o5 y.
Trans Will leave Dayenr ort Tor Chicago daily.
sundays excepted, u follows
ist Mail IRAN, Ak. ..............q2 NJ
II Express Train. Observation-Disclosures 50rN
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, sunday. es-
ceptei, a. follows
From THE EAST
y Express train at. ...............c So A. N.
"a mali Tram, al. ........0 50 P. y.
FRoA THE wYsT
Mall Train, Observation-Disclosures. 45P
Al trans out Of Davenport will make direct
connections at Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City, with the Western Stage Co .sages for
all point, West.
HE Passenger Trim connects at Rock Island
with chicago and Rock Island Railroad trains for
All points Last, North AMI south
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
-Alhg instinct directions t. the destination OF
'helr baggage alsao procure tickets before taking
'her seats in the cars
D. i. Irain- ter the last connects al Jolie.
with trains on tie Michigan Central r. r. al
hieago with trans "a the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central and Ifttsburg RI. Hayne
AMI Chicago Railroads. JOHN + TRACY.
Jan - Supt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
Dissolution.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIs-
J. ting under the name Of Brown i Armstrong
is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
is auth oriIed TO settle the accounts Of the firm
James Armstrong will continue the practice Of
Law, in the Office heretofore occupied By Brown
/ Armstrong, in Nichols Block.
s. E. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March l, 1860. Fmar2-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

J. =. Ponds Improved Patent Exeelsiss
Machiu0. Patented October 1858.
HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT TO
IL manufacture and sell the above machine in
the State Of Iowa. We hereby give notice to all who
lave washing to do and who have not) that We
are prepared TO fill oil orders that may be made or
~.
Call and see, and be satisfied that We have
The Very Best Washer now in Use.
They can be had on Third street, near corner of
Brady, and between Brady and Perry. Price -.
Rensmbss, We guaraDtee perfect satisfaction OF
ne sale. b. SAGE.
oot6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between III e
undersi gned, under the name and.style OF Ma
guire, Richardson 4 co.. is this day dissolv ed by
mutual consent. The ku1iness Of the firm will be
settled by D. n. Richardson.
TIA. AAGUIRE,
D.N. RICHARDSON.
GEO. K. WEST,
JOHN G. GIVEN.
Dated Davenport, February, 9th, A. D., 1860
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

M Capacity " a.. ioad Is nor egual 10 an.
The totntrg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-16

HARTFORD, Jan. 10, 1860
STATE CT CONNECICUT,i
HARTFORD COUNTY,
Personally appeared James G.. Bodies, Presi-
dent, and Andrew +. Hastings. Secretary of The
North American Fire Insurance Company, and
made oath tina; the foregoing statement by them
subscribed, is true, full and correct statement
OF the affairs Of said Company and exhibits so Tar
as can be ascertained. its actaal condition, as
stated on the 81 day Of January, 1850.
Before me,
ROBERT L. DAY,
Justice Of the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

Tx AnERIeAS TEAcr SOcIETr, BOsrON.
A circular from this Society, stating the
re.al, OF il. doings since the separation iron
IN. New York Society. shows that thus far
/, ba. been very successful. IL has printed
sny.iour tracts. making 5.6SS, COO pages,
ana .i1ty-.oyen bound volumes, making l6..
6s5 .93a pages. The Trse, Journal has at
,ained q monthly circulation OF 5000 cop
lee, aud the Child =. Home a monthly i,sus
Of los, 600. 80 far a. can be asceriainsd.
The expense to this Society Of ITS own pub
leAIiOns :. kss than that Of the same kind
heretofore purchased OF the American Tract
SOeisty at New York. which by agreement
cold them to this Society lat cost" In
The case u tracts. one dollar now pays for
go page. more than when thu. purchased.
In the case Of books il Is believed the econ.
omy !. still greater. The total receipts dur
Ing the year are So GOOSE, Of which
sss. saI 81 i. from the sales Of publications,
The expenditures we're sec, 69S.O6, leaving
the Socis,y free from deb, and with a cash
bA!ans, on hand Of SoO2 80 There is also
due for publications .old $l5.37l99, aud
unpaid subscription. to the publishing fund.-
81 sos. journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
H uAs
nv the late Foreign Mails.

Rev. Francis Mssoa writes from Tonaso, Chi
m; ''Thsre !. m medicine in % constant demand
az the PAIN KILLER. and cannot Ianey the
limit 10 It's al. did al~sys have Il on hsGd.
Phase end noe orty-,ight boSss without delay. -
Rev. q. 2. wsiroas. writing iram sh~ayg,een
B0rmah. ssy.' "rher, !. a great demaad Coz
yosr PAIN KILLER a; mi, .niiOa. We COO.
slider Il almost one of she nece.sarie. Of lie
flsa.s forward twelve boxes IVA. caloutis, i by
kr.i opportunity. enclose dfan oa Treas. a.
n N. Uaioa &c amount.
Rev. n. &. Thoma. writes from IIsaihsdai 81
AN sorry TO say that have 20 PAIN KILLER
nov on haal aad have not had Ss moaih past.
n, soRe combination of circpmsiapccs two boxes
r,sched me At onoe. lthsa thoaght u ~oald b.
diibcult to dispose Of 80 mech; bot Il u all gore
and have ofdsrvd .op, lrum Rhgooa. bot Jailed
TO get Il. The 6ei l.. the raia KILLER i bseom.
gag popuhr ~ these Paus-ao, only among the
natives, bat also smong the British oficsr. snl
residents. Moe ha. hcra booght b, the as,ivs.
Of late thaa usual, or the rsa.os that the eholeu
n. been prevalent.
sold b. ssvnis ry-t~here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

FEoH C,tuoSNn. The Pony Express
arrived at ST. JO.spb., No, on Monday. IN
nine day. and four hours, from California.
tits estimated that S55,OOO were trans
ni,ted eastward BY thi, pony express, which
nav reach their destination and be present.
ed ior pAymsn, twelve days before the steam
or having the treasure TO meet them arrives
q, New York.
Late news from Mexico SAYS that the Lib
sral army. COCO strong, was reported to
have taken ColimA and Mannnilla without
opposition.
The Washoe silver mines continue TO alb
.srb public consideration. Ii 10 estimated
that 7OOO people have gone thiiher.
GK. Othiel has been nominated as a
psmocratie candidate TO Coagrc,s in Oregon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
CERTIFICATE.

We IN. und,r.ignsd having u.ed Fords Pa.
tent Cphivaior and Harrow 9TH the most per-
trct satisfaction, take pes,ur, 10 caliag the at
isn,ion II The farming cummunit, to the pecalisr
n.rii. and scientific principss, inVol1td IN the
construction ~ tbs tooth.
II work, admirably Tor harrow IN more 81.
fectualiy pul'stitng and fsndsfiag light the 'oii
than aHy ofka ryis-,1i Of ks'lssd'y AoS ~ sss.
F1ou n. ,ri.aiihe construction Il 10 peculiarly
adapted 90 s~afd lsnd. the turving blade of the
tooth going fot~ ard hoLl. the cod Iowa While the
after part cot. IL ihrough. thereby thoroughly
pul,eSitiug Il SiAs1 tsr.,AEI ouoy. and rendsriag
Il - EASY 10 hoe a. Old and light ground.
One grrat Advantage IN thu. tooth 10 u n~vs,
ehs. OF bitches, and twice over the ground ~ill
Imt IL w hitter cuadiIiua b. pi,nt OF .ow, than
E,nf times over With the common harrow.
II i. zach lighter Of draughi. lsayss the Sur.
Iars level. aai at the same iim-, ~ The d'p,h Al
the tasih, fine. mellow and light, Wh,ch ). indis.
p~a,,bis IL the health aud thrifty growth Of veg
slaiion.
AnOthsr great improvement !. that It E'i' 10
Enia even. With oa-.hslf the ~o'k, a"d better
than any other harrow OF oulIi'atoT ~r have ever
p..d.
H. 6ae. IL .uccred, bsyond all expectation. sRl
!. rHS tool that Ia. Ip.sS loo needed. Apd We
say 10 all farmers. iry u. AMI shsr iair trial Ne
islisyr YOU will come a. the conclusion 700 can
not Afford n DO without on-.
wiLLnH IoHssos, Go,ham, Me-
II. n. JoHSs1N,
u. e. LIHsr,
EH,s,IER Han, i>~iston.
DAVIS NLvIss,
Jo,,rH w,LsrR. Waterford.
4 J. X. Procr'E,
=. =. PHocroa,
=. W. SlUsDTHs, Norway.
LUrHrK iiouGHros. Waterford,
The above Harfo~ s.i Cuhvaiof can 10 OBJ
lsipcd b., sppb ,ng 10 10. 1t ~. Waterford.
MILLER n BROWN.
February %. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

SAVING WOOD oN WAGEE. A French
n.a az Dexter, Main,. undertook lev
days since, upon wager Of SlO, to saw
.iI cords Of wood. two cuts. between sun-
riss aud sunset. lie accomplished four
cords and seven tect a, 9 +. NJ, aud then
gave up the iob. The FrenebmAn was cat
ried down to Dexter Tor the purpose by q
hotel keeper, who ~agsrci $40 on bis bead,
The wood was paessi very close to make
the feat as bard a, possible. Beside having
= man constantly sharpening them, the bet
ting landlord furnished a round Of pork
With which 10 lubrieais the saws.
Bangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
SULLIVAN FULLER aud IA others.


IOtFORD. sat- the Court Of County Commits
sioners, holden at Paris, IN and ior the County
Of oSiotd, oa the dDt Tuesday Of Nav. A. D.
ls6O.
upoa the Eregoing petition, satisfactory evl.
deuce having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, anJ iha, iaquiry into the merits
Of ihsiF application 10 eXpedicut, u u otdered'
that the C0aaty Commissioners NEE, at the dwell
log house Of y. u. lIolmes, ~ Oxford, on Iues'
dsy. the twslh DAY Of Jus. next, tten o'clock A..
VI, and thence proceed 60 view the route meution-
ed 10 said petition; immed,aiel, sner which view
hearing ofthe paftics and witnesses vii he had
at same convenient place "a the N,c'n'iy, aud such
other measures aken IN the premises az the Com.
nissioaers shall iuiCc proper.
AMI Il u farther Ordered, that notice Olthe time.
plice and purpose oi the Commissioners meeting
afofcssid BE- giyen to III persons aad Computations
Interested b, causng sissled copies Of said petit
tion aai nf this orlsr thereon 90 lie served upon
the Cietk ofthe town of ONioSd aud also posied
up IN three public places IN said town and pahlsh.
Ell three weeks successiycly IN the oSinfd Demo-
cnt q new piper pfiuted az Paris, IN aid toan.
~ Il ONiorl. the fret of said publications and
each Of the other notices. "a H. made, served
and p,,tel. at hast thirty DAYS before ssid time
II meeting 60 the cod that al psr-ons and cur
poratioa, nav then snl there appear and sheN
c.ase Il any they have. why the prayer OF said
Ietiti1nrrs shouli M, h. granted.
Aue.t; SIDNEY PERllAM, Cle'k.
true cop, 81 aid psiil,oa sni orlsf II Court.
Atic.l: SIDNEY rERlIAM, Clc'k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

oxpoEp, s-h Cou't Of Probate held a,
Paris, within anl zoe the County Of OSlo'd. on
the third Tar.l., of Mach, 4. ~. 1860.
NIEIIIrADLE VI. COLE, ghnrlan of MAH'
wi ruA a.. Cots, JosTrH q. CoLr, Gao.
x. Cots, RoLLo VI. CoLE, CH,NLu \.
Co.'s aad Assam Cots, minor ch,liren add
hen. IL JnstrH q. Con-, late Of Paris, 10 said
Coani, ,hayius presented he, .ecoad scnouat Of
guardianship ii sa,d ward. f'r allowance -.
OrdUsi. That sail 6uard'an sive notlee To all
psrsoas Interested, by causing copy OF ihirotdef
4, l.. pahli.hsd thee weeks successiVcly N the
ONlor,l Dem,crit, priaiel At Par,., that they
may appcu at rroba'e Court 90 be bell q, r.n'
~ .aid Caunty. on the third ru-sd,y 81 May
next, AT tea OF the click ~ the iprcnoon. and
.h.~ cause. Il any thsy have. Why the sane
should MT be allowed.
THOMAS u. BROWN, J-iS'.
4 tue copy-ttiesii
wv. 4. PtDaIS. Register Pro ten.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

Thee perio,lis.l. abs rcpsesert the three great
political partiss II Great iititl,n-Whig, Tory
and R,dical-but politics form. oul, one ieaturr
u their character. ~ ofgaas of the mo't pro-
taai writer. 30 .,icn.e, Literature, moral,N. sni
religion, the, stand q, thsy ever have stood. un.
n,allsi ~ the ~ufll 81 lcitrf., icing considered
ind,.p~nsbl- a. the scholar ani the professional
man. shiL a. the intellisrni rraler II every chs.
the, furnish a mote CORRECT ,ai .,islact1tN record
OF the ,uu-n literature of the diy, Throughout the
world, than can possibly be obtained from aay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

FlTal ACCIDENT. We learn from Col.
John Moulton Of Porter. that on Saturday
April 2lst, Mr.. William Brown, a man
about 80 year. Of age. while assisting IN
raising buildins. aud with one hand upon
the ridsePOls, fell TO the ground. lie broke
bis back, and was badly injured about 'be
heart aud lang.. lie lived till Friday, 4,h
inst, 10 great misery. HcleAvss vile and
cir children. advertiser 10th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

DroEcEs n lNpi,N,. Indiana i' rap
Ing a rich harvest in the divorce line, bat
can scarcely b sAid to b .iiins to hs'
reputation. Divorces are granted on the
moe, shallow and frivolous prc,eE'.. A re-
cent csc i. that Of a woman in Clay Co,
who was married to dferen, person ia
fifteen MINUTES alter obtaining a diSorc'
from Der husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

Chicago opens the SeasOn Of navigation
with an export Of frame clearinghouse, OF
which product" there - an AlRoi mex.
hAusiibls ,uPPly. The dr'i cargo. sub
.iAntiAl iwo-'iory house, went OF on -cow'
drawn by tugs, las, week. The Press and
Tribune ,ays-" Village. and country towns
supplied"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
PLOWS. PL0WS.
Farmers Of Oxford County,

rV,HE sul,scribers having secured the rzh, 10
i manufacture anil cell j. GIBBS PATIENT
CYLINDER PLOw, ere so~ prepared 10 Ter
pi.h plows Of that paiisrs 10 oil Who may favor
them with . call.
we have two .irss Of rish,.hAsi. and one SIDE
hill pillow. ..,x
Thi. plow I. Constructed on strictly 'eien,,se
p,ise,ple., IN nj iis parts, and 70 the oNLs
PLOW. of which s mseh may be 'ald' The
noull-bosrd 10 perfectly straight. and c,h"d''eH
IN iorp, entering the soil on straight ine, una
ing the furro~ With one Uniform 'no''oa IRON me
beginning 10 the 6aishing Of the work. thereby
NAL Jog Q saving % ir,n o.s-fosyfh 70 oss|Ara y"
sr,-Eti sff,sm vgsy,s ~ ssy sfA@ p!ss.
Thi, plow 10 made high 10 the standard, with
q cuiisr ~ 10 paint, % sOas,rvc'sd as to prevent
al eloggisg or choking IN say eass.
from trisls We have made with the plow with
other plovs. saI the testimony ~ larnsr. who
have u.ed then, 10 this County sad IN other
States. We have mll confidence in offering them
to the public. . being 'Spsr'oS 10 any ever bsio''
u,sd N the Coaaiy.
IIavin. bsen TO great expess, TO procure the
right snd patterns, aud IN hfnnx Bp 10 msasfsc-
,s,e thee. plow,. Ne only s.k that farmer, give
them a lair trial. II the plows are not whst ~e
,,com,n.n nj then 20 h., we ~ill nSt ssk them 10
ha,-Ia, II they are. We oaly ash the Farmer, Of
Oh o,forl 10 give Ne the patronage due TO the
Undertaking. - ,,s,,,
| Norway. March 10. 1860.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
Farm for Sale.

WILL h. .oii cheap ior cash. the ,arn for.
w msfly o~n-i by SiaF,n furlang sad
hfm !. situated ia the iowa Of Greenwood, near
Gre-n~",,i CITY. 80 called. wherr there ). store
add Pct Once. Il - situated within about IL
~ q mile Of Gri,t mili. Chpinsri. Laih snd
Single Machiacs. aud aloat hour aad oae.hali
miL. frpn Wr.i Pafi. RAILROAD station.
Sid fiun contains ab,ut 2O1 scr'. Of hnd; 10
~eI wiirr,l. anil suitably divided into pa.lurBge
mowin; aud ulasc: :. good soil snI ,sr, pro.
durtiy~.
Their i. a COOL orchard. = house, add good
bifn; also . n-yrr.f,iliag veil of ~aiSr.
20, lafther paniculir. inqulre of the Subscriber
on the premises. BENJ. q. PARKER.
Gre,nwood, April ~. lsC0. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

The Gardiner Journal state. that the en-
tire los. by the srsa, Gre "a that place. will
reach So ,OOO-On which there appears to
haJ. been insured So goo. About 80
person. have been thro~n out o. employ.
rssnt BY thi. disaster. The work Of rebuild
ipr. 70 a limited extent. will DO commenced
Immediately. The Jourpal states ihA, the
los. mills will be rebuilt the Pre.su, season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

Mcssr. Mum and Theodore RyDders,
Deputy MarshAls. Nes York. have been dis
missed from ofies Tor alleged completely IN
the escape Of the supposed SLAYER Storm
King, Which lef, that POr, few days ago
Ter Africa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

Mrs. Livingstone, wife Of the traveller,
has iu., rsturHsd to England. from Africa.
bringing with her a little daughter born
somewhere in Zambc.i. about 500 mile,
FROM the coast. and where DR.. Livinss;oSs
1, passing the slason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
To Builders.

V'IlE Subscriber purposes builIias a small
Il house, on his arm al South Paris, this
Spring. IL ~ill be 20 BY 10 feet, with two rooms
bslow, add two chambers. IL 10 10 be rough
boarded and bstteaed, aud the inside flashed IN
plaza aud substantial manner. PROPOSAL. are
solicited cor Furnishing all the materials aud CON.
pletiag the bulldog e. lor occupancy, except
painting. For further particular. aud proposal.
address the subscriber al Portland, No. 81 Mid
de 81. DARIUS FORBES.
Portland. April ., 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

The English soandal-uouser' say that
the young Prince o. Wales IS coming 90
Canada to escape the consequence. OF inju-
dieiou' promises made to a lady Clara
yAne. She 70 about 10 commence suit
sgain,, him, il 10 said.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

WoRcETTR's DicTioNAEr. We would
call the attention OF our readers to the ad-
,,Ttissmsnt Of ,hi, work, in another col.
umn. The high authorize. cited in its Ia
,Or are conclusive evidence Of its superiority
over al other similar vsrks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

DEowNrD. a despatch from Augusta.
Ca. says
Il isrsPOr,sd and believed that - girls
and boys, who were in a fishing party, were
drowned IN Biykin's Nall Pond. near Cam
den. 5. c., on saturday, the 5ih. The boat
sank in the middle Of the pond. The va.
ter has been drawn OF, and 10 bodies found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11
FoRD's PATENT CHILLED
Cultivator and Harrow
loot Eli
slsuvIeruHrD ~
MILLER g. B o w N,
south Waterford, No.

The arr of chilling east iron We admit he, Ioas
besa known. hat spplyiag the chill TO Cati'alsf
and Harrow Teeth. ss 10 hsf'ien them, We
claim hs. but recently b~ea doae. Our new
Patent Tooth !. - ofmei that q can he chilled.
thereby making the wearing PARTON ha'dss ssd
much more dasbls than steel. The teeth are
simple In con,trpciion. and p~euliafly adapted 10
do the York Of Harrow oT Cult''s'o' mote Psr-
lcctly than sayihing Of the kini ever b-i'fs Of
feed 20 the public.
We are saabIsd in the above tooth to Offer To
asrienliurai.,. me q the greatest improvements.
and best isrming apepents ever bsiafs inifo'iu.
ced to the l.rmsr. IL h.. b~es thoroughly tested
b, .ome of the bet Grmsts of ha'"c, y. w..
Mass. n. ", and 6nslly IN al the y. T.. States.
With perfect success. besides hsving taken the
fret pt,mium IN every state and couniy i.i'
whste il hs. ben 90 sshibii,oa.
Having tested the Harrow ogr.she. The ps',
season, ". sts satisfied that IL !. just whaI every
la,a.er n,,j., and will not DO without after s'unE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

EREEDOM NOTICE. . hereby rslisqui.h
to NY ,on. JoHs W. BRooEs. the remain.
Jyr Of h.. minyriIy. TO transact busine'. or him
,elf shalt claim nooe ~ b.. earnings. nor pay
any debts of h.. contracting, after ihi. date.
WI BROOKS.
Attest; wv. VI. DEooEs.
Woodstock Apfil p, Is6O. IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

DMINIsTRNTRiN'S SALE. Notice i.hsrs-
"A by given that, pufsIanl e. lic~use from III =
Probate C,ud fsr the Canaty oi pN'ooi' 'h'll
.,IIb, pahl,c auction. st The late d~clthf .hou.~
oCwuiiam Gprdoa 81. late 81 fN"lprg. % said
Coaat,. on Muai,y. My 2id. lS"l, At onc
o'ch-k, T.. NJ, - mr-h ol the zeal estate ~
..h dr.r,sei. iarlaling th- rrversion 81 the
wii,s'. d,wsr therein n n~sessary, 40 viii pro-
da,e The ,un oi 6tcrn huiifri dplIhf', inr The
pl,n.pt ui h.. dthts, charges Of siniu,sit aiioa
ant Incidental c1nrgrs.
MlRiNDN GORDON. Adm'G
FS,ehltg. Apf,l 10. l~6n. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-05-11

Mr.. John Burnsll Of Bridgton. was 10.
.,anily killed on the si,h inst. while dig
sipg we'll. by the falling ola stone, which
struck him on the hack while stopping.