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The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14
FOR THE DEMOCRAT


A DREAM.
| had dream-a strange ecstatio dream
That did my pulses stir, and thrilPd my heart
With q sweet rapture all unknown before
Methought we were alone and stood within
portal where the moonlight pourd food
Of silver radiance round u.s. The air was
Still and scarce a leaf Of the sweet slumb' ring
Flowers was stirr'd yet, their soft perfume Ger
our
Senses stealing, told they breatlfd. Our hands
were
Clapsd-mine lay in thine--and from thy lips
broke
Words of love and truth, that ike the breahingS
Of low voiced lute or whisperings of
Summer winds, fell on my ear. My lips were
Lifted up 10 thine, within whose depths there
Shone light more tender than the softest
Star. looked till mine low dropping meath thy
Gaze had sought the earth, when, 10 the scene had
Changed. -.-.
We stood beside lake, within whose
Waters clear, were mirror'dthe fair heavens
Each mimic wave upon its bosom wore
A star gem caught from nights bright ooronal.
Again, those music tones fell on my ear,
And mingled with the voice Of starit waves
Again the breath Of roses filed the air
That from the bowers around the margin Of
The lake in clusters hung Within thy hand
Was held roseate leaf, and from it thou
Didst read to me thoughts pure oceans pearls,
Of hopes and dreams, and aspirations high,
And with them all did blend my name. And thus
We stood till one by one the stars had left
The waves, the flowers awoke, the birds began
To sing, and morn, all roSeate-fushed, Oped wide
The golden gates of day. And awoke-
Twas but dream-but, oh blisgfh dream.
4 ROSE.
FOREST GROVE, April Sd, 1860.
ii THE GOLDEN SUNSET.
7 The golden sea its mirror spreads
Beneath the golden Skies
And but a narrow strip between
Of land shadow lies
The cl9ud-like rocks, the rock-ike clouds,
Dissolved in glory float,
And, midway of the radiant food,
Hangs silently the boat.
| The sea is but another sky,
! The sky q sea as well,
And which is earth, and which the heavens,
: The eye can scarcely tell,
+. So when for us life's evening hour
! Soft fading shall descend,
> May glory. born of earth and heaven,
5 The earth and heavens blend.
i Flooded with peace the spirit fed,
With silent rapture glow,
:. Till where earth ends and heaven begins
d The soul shall scarcely know.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14
t4As ts.ssAs M ANSION H0 USE, Ae III:
Ealss YAZOO CITY. MISS. EsA=S

= AA~rC -
THE subscriber informs the public that he has
/ become the proprietor of the MANSION
HOUSE. in YazoO City, and that it is now open
under his immediate supefintendance for the
reception and accommodation of travellers, Wis
itors and boarders. The building has been
overhauled ceansed and repaired from cellar to
garret, and the chambers thoroughly aired, scour-
ed. reGtted and refufnished. The facilities for
accommodation at this house have been greatly
increased by the recent erection Of wing TO
the main building, in which are ten large and
spacious Sleeping Apartments.
The DINING ROOM and TABLE will receive
the particular care and attention Of the Pro-
prietor.
None but the most competent, obedient ano
careful Servants will be employed
The Table will be furnished with every sub
stantial and delicacy that can be obtained, and
no effort nor expense spared to render guests
comfortable and contented.
~ VIM. WYMAN, Proprietor.
Yazoo City, October is. 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14

Any 81 Ticket with drawn number on
it stationed to come out of any partic-
ular place, such as 81 1st, I'd, Sd, or
any other station in the drawing. 60
Tickets from $100 to any Price, at the
aboue rates per dollar.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14
J. BLUNDELL,

&leug9e E109ha9amD9o CSDv
TIAVING purchased the we'll known establish
,nent together with the entire stock Of
PETER B. COOK-& CO., the undersigned takes
pleasure in informing the public that he will keep
constantly on hand large assortment of pure,
fresh
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
PERFUMES, BOOKS,
STATIONERY, sc
B65~ Prescriptions carefully prepared by one
experienced in the business.
az share of the public patronage is solicit
ed ]. BLUNDELL.
YazOo City, January 2l, 1S6O-1y.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14
J.LOUIs,

j. LOUIS,
DYER OF SILKS of every description, and
J Scourer Of Gentlemen's Clothing Is prepar
ed to do all kinds of work in his line. From long
experience in his business, he feels safe in guar
anteeng full satisfaction to those who may favor
him with work.
nag Shop in the same building formerly occu-
pied as the "0bserverS printing office.
Yazoo City, Feb, IL, 1s60-Sms
NEW BOOKS, SC The Tive Rivals, by Hon.
In Jere Clemens.
BeulaM fts
The Fate Of Sir John Franklin's Discovery,
by Captain McClintock.
The Shareholder Abroad, or Billy Bucks Visit
with his Master to England
Together with complete assortment Of Letter,
Cap and Note Paper, Envelopes, &C., just received
| by THOMPSON & GRAY.
March IL, 1860
NEW BOOKS.-We have just received per
| IN steamship cSoto. a large and complete as
sortment Of the latest publications, from the pens
of the most popular authors, all in cheap paper
covers, for sale by
| March II, 1850. siik
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14
HAVANA PLAN!
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS /
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

TICKETS ONLY So.
Halves $4 OO-Quarters 50 OO-Eights 81 90.
Prizes paid IN Full, without Deduction.
Purchasers buying 10 Tickets, when the num-
bers end in /, 2, 4, 5, 81, 8, 9, 0, are guar-
anteed o prize of $25 90.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-04-14
THE GOLDEN SUNSET,

FOREST GROVE, April Sd, 1860.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

I. n constitutional disease. corruption u the
blood, by which the huid becomes yitiated. weak
and poo,. IIeing IN the circulation Il psrvadss
N. whole body, and may burst 90, IN disesse ~
any mart oft. No organ 10 free IRON its attacks,
nor Il there one which u NAV not destroy. The
.erofilous ia,nt - varioasly caused Wy nertufial
disease, low li,iag, disordersd ~ uahsallhy food
implrc air, filth and 6lihy habits, the dep. sssng
,irrs. and above all By the Nensrial iulsciiun.
Whatever be ia ofigia, IL u Hereditary IN the
descending " from pafsnis n chill
df,n unto the third and fourth generation IN.
ds.J. a seem. ~ h. the rod of him Who says, Z"
will vi,it the iniquiies Of the ntheu upon their
children"
m. ,G.et. commsnce Nv deposition from the
I,J of eot,upt OF ulrsfnus matisrs, Which. in The
Inns, liver, aud internal ofgaas, ~ termed tul+f.
sI.., IN the glands. svslliug'; and on The surface
,,,,,,;,n. M .or,s. This ioul corruption which
g.nIs,. Ia the blood. d~pres.cs The energies Il
M. an that ,efoluLoa- constitutions MT onl suffer
,,,s, .s,,G,lous complaints, bot they have ~ 's.s
-, A., ,.,,hs,,nd The attacks 4 other discnscs,
,o,.s,,,.ntI, vast numisf. perish hy disorders
,h,sh. ,lthoarh not scroiulous IN their uliufs,
,s .,,li ,.nd sr,df,ta by this taint IN the s,siem
N,., Of the consumption which 'eriIn'tes The
human family ha. - origin directly IN Tbs srfo'
inlgu. contamination; and May destructive 40.
ease. Of the liver. kidneys, hrain, and, nd""d u
ali the or ans, arise from % are aggravated b!
the same cause.
Doc quarter of an our psopl. arr scroiahu'i
,h.;, pe,.oa. are Invaded by .lurAing ineriion
,oJ their health 10 undermined VT. T. rieauss
N from the system We must frnoTnic The bnod ~
=, Alternative nsdicins. aai inVigotsis itb, healthy
food ani exercise. such medicine we supply "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
NOTICE or FORECLOSURES. Pebble n,

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Public no.
N lice !. hereby given that l.ysander Fuller al
Grihon in the County u ONioul, State Of Maine,
on the iwcnty.frst day Of February \. ID. 1859,
ly hi. deed Of that date conveyed in mortgage 10
the under.igned. Enoch Poster of Newry IN said
county aud State Aforesaid, a certain lot u land
or farm upon which the said l.yander Fuller nov
resides, all described a. follows: 1t hcing the
South hall of lot No. SIX in the Filth Range Of
lots in the said town Of Grafton, AID 10 conlain
one hundred acres more ~ les according 10 maps
and surveys Of snil township, made 10 the wear
A ID 1911. by James Eamss aud CSus Thurlow;
and Coz further particular, reference may H. had to
said mortgage deed recorded ~ ONiord Registry
at Paris, book ZIG page 29i.
And whereas the conditions Of said mortgage
having been broken cl,im the right to iorecloss
the same fnr breach Of conditions; AND give THIS
public notice thereof Cor the parpose Of ioreeosing
according 10 the statute IN such rase made AMI
provided Dated at Newp lhi. third day q May
AID. isC0. ENoCH FOSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
AMERICAN l. FOREIGN PATENTS.
Ri. EDDY
Solicitor of Patents!
Late Agenfoifhe U. y. Patent ono, "d'h'
- - l. L. - IL lAh-

Late Asenfoifhe q. s. Patent Ofes, Wash
iagioR, uadcr the act Of 1887.
o. state ST., opposite Kiiby 81, noston.
4 F'TEG an extensive practice Of upwards o
y t~euiy years, conlinues o. secure ialen's ~
the United States; ant al.o ;" Great b"'',n'
France and other for,ign countries. 'a'ear'
n evi6caiions. Assignments, and all papers OF
drawings hf ratents executed on lbe'Hl ietm''
and " ,ih despatch. Rsssatches made into Amer
lean es Foreign works, o. dsierminc the validity
or utiI,t, of ratsni. or layruiions--and iegal of
other ad,ice rendered 10 all matters touching the
.,wr. C.pirs fihe claims 81 ANY Patents fur
oi.hsL by fe,nittiag one dollar. Assignments rc'
cofded al Wa.hiugon.
The arcnc, Is MT only The largest IN New
En-lnd, bat through u inveutrrs have ad'anla'
-r. f,r sscuring patrals, "r as,efta'n'ng The pat
eo,.b,IiN 1T Inventions, unsutrassed by, 81 not
i.,,.e..ui al, Superior a., auy Which can l'c Of
er,dthrm elsewhere. The Testimonial below
ci,ss prnyr that pnne h. MORE SUCCESSFUL
ar TIE PATENT OFFICE than The 'ub,ctl.
is, and NJ SUCCESS ~ IllE nEsI fKoot
or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he ~oald
aId that he h,. sb1n.lant reason to believe, 'ni
,,e move that at uo other olh,c ct the Had ATE
th,rb,,re. Tor professional services - moderate.
'The ,mnsn,s practice oi the subscriber, during
tsent, ,rars past has suablcd him ." accumulate
,s.ic,Ilertionof specifications and uihcia d'cis.
,,o. ,,L.t;,r o. p,icuis Thee. besides bis eN.
tao.iyr Ubrlr, 1T lsgal AVID msChanical Woik' aud
t,U ,c,.uni. 1T patcuis gtanird iu The ln'ied
St.,,.,nI Cafope, Ten ler him able lsNond ques-
,,aa, 10 ofrr superior hcihlics icr obtaining pat
cots.
AIl,.ee..i,, Of, Journey g. wa.hiagton ,opto-
,s,r p,trr,. aud the usual gfcat de hy 'hete,ars
saved iaNcaiou,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
TiBMM@DY'5
Medical Discovery,
TIE GREATEST OF TIE AGE.

TIE GREATEST or IHb AYR
arm. KENNEDY Of RoSbury, has discovered
MI Ia one n, our pa.lufe weeds remedy that
ra,s. EVERY KIND or llUMOR. from TIE
vo,., .rrofaI. down 10 y common fimple. VIC
ha. tried il IN over eleven hundred eases, and new
Or (,il.d excsp, in two. lie has nov IN b" pos
.e.,ion over two hundrsd certificates OF iis 'a"e'
at wi,hin tweaiy milrs Of Boston.
Twobottes are warraniedio care nef''"s '''e
mouth.
Ooeto three bottle, will cure the wor', Kind OF
Two OF three bottle, will cure the system Of
r., hattie. are warranted 10 cure the worst
lisJoC eapksr IN the mouth and stomach.
Th,,e 10 Eve bottle. are warranted 10 cure the
worst kini of eysipelas' ,.--,,,.
One to two lOttles are warranted !" cure ''h"'
mofs oi the cyes, a..
Two bottles are warranted '"'u'' '" Wv
ear. anil bloichss IN the hair.
T,,n, ,o ,ix bottle. are warranted TO cure cor
fnnt anl running ulceTs. ,
O,c hottie willcufe sraly erupi'ons oi the 'A,n'
Tao, three BATTLES sre warranted to cure the
most desperate cases Of rhsumaii'm'
Tbr,e 4, .ix bottles are warranted To enre the
salt rheum. -,...
rive 10 eight bottle. cure the very worst cases
of scfolulh. e--,..,
hcneht b. alNaNs"Np''''"'"" w
III. ,pJ , perfect cure warranted when the above
qufnuty h taken.
4, al, lied sIIthe wonderful medicines ot the
d,y.,. tb,t A conmon weed, growing N our pas
,,.,. ,,J ,tonr oli stone walls should cure eve
>, b,r,,,, vet a !. nov 6Nsd fact. liyo"haVe
!, h,m,r A has got 20 start. Thee are no Ne ~
au1s about IL, culing some eases bot NOT your
IL ha. peilel over thousand bo''fs o' Hm
the Vicin,N of Boston, and knows the eu'o, ., !"
IN every ease. II has already done 'o"' "' we
grr,ir.t cures ever donr In Ma'saehu'eus' I've
bss given II a. childion a yer oh' and u" "'u
and 10 Old people of aiN,y; add hasseen poor pn'
Al, Look log eh,idfrn. who.e hssh vas soitand h'h'
b,. rc,ofrd 10 perfect state of health blythe use
/ IL one hott-.
n, th... Who are troubled With sick headache
me battle ~ slwPys cu'e ~. u giNss g'e'' ~
helm cai,s,h sol dfiiaes.. some Who have Va
koa II have hcen cos,,sc lor years, aud have o'ru
,.,,i,t,Iby ID. Ndr.c ibc body - sound u wofAs
o.,t, r,., bat w;erc there !. any arrangement Of
bs Gnciion. ~ nliurr, ~ Will cause very siaguar
irsI,ng.. bot ,oa mrst not h. alafmed-ihsl VIZ
J,.apnear H. iron four days Ia . week lhef, "
,,,r, /, lad rr.ut tom i,--on the contrary she"
mi tssiinr h. gonc. yoa will feel N"nrs"H IN"
,.,. p.r.oa. bead some ofthc most cNirVs'
g.nt ,nco,ninm. 81 Il that man ever listened TO-
No changc oftiet ever aecessaty. Eat the best
,au can gst and enough oft.
EoNHUEr. Sept. 10, lshj.
Thr, 20 Gently that ~. II. HAY Druggist
por,I.nd, vi toe oal, duly authorized g'nefal'geni
C,r nv Medical Discovery for he staie Of Maine
.oi that he !. supplied With lhe Ernalne, direct
Crom M, Ialnfaiay. DONALD kENNkDf.
n. H. nay, Druggist, Portland, the onlp au'
thosi,ed igsat foi Maine. 800, -.
sold b, Aadrrws 4 Rates. Paii' ililli W. 4
Gu.i. 30. P,si.; v. Atwsod \ Co" burhhc'd
u. L. Noyys, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS

Why there are are more women than
men /. explained by De Quincy; "lt is
in conformity with the arrangement Of ma
turv We Away, see more Of heaven than
earth"
There is youn. man in Vermont Who
feeds his scSso upon iron filings and gath
ers steel pens from their wings.
When your wife inquiries particularly
ifyou have got the la,ch.key, it Is hint
that she intends To -, up Tor yOa herself.
II, :, easier to increase our wants, Be /,
ever 80 much, than 70 reduce them be it ev.
sr 50 hi,lc.
-Oo, Of good men choose aequaiu,an e.
outol acquaintance, friends.
The mi.Shicyious wiuk,rs Of a pretty
eovuo''e. from under a smart hood, Prem
tiee tbinss is a pl,asan, Kind OF hOli.vink
inr.
"A elab-boat ha, ji,, sscn built, which
IL 80 nicely balanced. that he rover. are
obliged to be particular in parting Their
hair down in the middle to ken their bal
Rnec.
The tongue Of the paiien, develop. to
physician. the diseases of he body, and to
philosopher, The disease Of the mind
IN .,,..,...,.,-.
Il, ..I..',..-.ss -
Observation-Disclosures,
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I...,. = - -, - -, -
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t...t-,r.-'--,,,. -,
-. -, -,
,,., -.
-Aroruar divine tells god story o.
bit 20 'ho'' kind OF Cbrir,aU' who are
TOO ''l''rn' 70 pursue 'he da;''' prescribed
OF them 'y 'he'' A''h' lie ''y' that one
p''u' S,n'''mAn composed a 'sr'eo' prayer
% 'ae Almighty wrote % '4' ''i'a'y, AMI
''.' w.
-, -, ..
-,
Observation-Disclosures. "
'''A'n- o' '.S N,h' ''' ''"'"'os
s''l ''''; u ''.l OF S5a''y Sh''n Z W ''.
lnS % n'r'y n-'' '' exclaimed ''-''.oi
INTO a ''1'' - marry ",'' '".
Peg " ." ~ ', ''' ~, '-''
Is '''' '. -
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
AYERS
Compound Extract OF SarSaparilIa,

The most edectull remedy which The medical
hin N our times ran devise iofihis fatal mahty.
I, !. conibined from the most uctiNe remedial.
hat have been discovered br The eSpurgatian u
tb,. foul disorder from the blood, ini the rrsru"
~ the system from III. de.tuci,te coss~lusnr''.
IIsoc, Il .hoali b. employed lur The cur' oi ngt
only ,sfoGla, bot aso those -thcf Affections which
,t,ss from IL. such ~ Emplivr snd sk,n D's~a'.
90; 1t. Anihouy's fifs, Ros., 10 LNs'l"L'i
rimpic. ru''ulcs' BL'ch.s; blh'n. aea ho,,
Tu,no,.; Tsurr, and Sali lhsum; Seah Head;
Ring Worn; Rhfumsiism S,ph,lhir and Mrfru.
r,aI Disease; Dropsy; Dy.p'p''ai DEBILITY, and.
indeed, al Complaints arising tom riiihiri ~
impurc bl,od The popular hlisi BE- impafity ~
the blood - iouaded in truth, Zoe Scfoluh b, d'.
rensrtioa Il The blood. The paui'ulhf purr"sr
sod ,,tiure ~ th,s ~auapaf'la 10 ~ Iuf'' ani
,egsnsnte this yhal lu,d, without Which snuni
health !. impossible in contaminated constitutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
Ayers CatIlartic Pills,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF FAMILY
pIIN-Ig

PlllSlt,
A.. a eo,poo.sd that d,sea.s siihln the range q
Their act,on can rarely siuuui or r,tir them,
Thsif t~nsitatng pfup"ttirs selrfh ani cleanse
anl in,igortr s'crN portion oi che human "fg'n-
Ism, correcting 10 diseased acion, and r'sinrius
IL. health, ,iiaItir.. Asa consequence oi these
propeti,s., IN, ,uy,ld Who h. bowel down With
pam ~ physical debility - l''on''hrd o. hnd he
health or snergy restored b, a remedy AZ once 30
simple and in,itiug.
80, oal, do they cue the every day complaints
u ey,ry body. bat alec nan, iorn'dlble anil Ian.
g.roa. di.e..e.. The agrnt below named ~i.l
Gisn,.h gtati. inN American Almanac, containing
ssfti6csirs ~ their curcs ani directions ior iheir
nee IN the folowing compbins tostivsnes'
Heartburn; Headache, atising from disoftsfrd
stomach Nausea lndigcstion, iain boz nnd Moo.
bii Inaet,on of the Howell; fhinlsn'y; lo'' Of
Appetite Jaund'cei ava other h'od''d oomph'n"
ar,.ins rom low state of The body or ob'tuctiou
4 A.. IfrFftUua.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

To,Ds rs G,RprSs. Tl,ls are The EAR
deucr'' right hand nan. They are a much
more sIei-u; enemy Of insects than hens or
chickens, and they q, no injury whatever
They led altogether on insects, and we hs
licvs v.'h the exception % %, blass or
pumpkin ba;. they dsvour every bu:, worm
or ay tia; iuls.i, the 6,ll or garden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22

GEEar Mas Nryn SsrlL. Great men
never swell. 10. only three cent indiyidl.
as, who are slllr.cd at the rate q two
hundred dollars year and dine on roiI.
toe AMI dried herring, Who put CA airs,
fashy wli';co,ts, swell, pug, blow and en-
dsavor % give themselves consequential
.ppetrucc. NJ Discriminating person rln
ever mistake the spurious for the genuine
article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
Ayers Cherry Pecloral,

ror the rapid cure of Cough'; CoLl'; indusnis;
IIuauenes.. Crop. Bmnehius, inclplent Con.
sumption, aud ior The relief ~ t'nsumriNs Ia
tisai. in advanced stage. fthe dis'asr.
- vide BE- the BELL ~ be- us'iaIu'ss and o n1-
nsrou. are ihr c,.s. u b.. curr', that almost ~
sry section ol The oountN lbuunds BOO p"rs"n' pul-
Iiel, known, who have hrru restored from shrm'
ing aul cyru desperate diseases oi The lnnys by
u. u.e. Wh.n once tr,si, it' sup"uonN over
every Other medicine Of iis Aind - i"' 'fpAf'n'
o. escape observation, sni vhrr- b. virtues are
knowu, the pulltr no longer hesitate vi bat anti.
,lats IN employ ipi The disirrssing aHi dans'f.H'
affections ~ The pulmonary organs that are inri'
dent to our climate. WIKI may interior rrmr'
Ice. thrust uIpn the community have adsd nnd
been discarded. thi. ha. gained trend. by ever
triil, conferred bcBsh'. on the alli,ted ihry can
never hfg,t. ani pfplnori cures too numerous
anb too remark able Co. d. i1rgottsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
House for Sale.

49,. THE snbscTiher offer, Tor sale
s,.Ect.AR Il hi. story and hall hoa'e,
= 5El.lJSe situated on Lincoln street, Paris
A->-sss- Hill, together with The land,
I 4 Of az acre, on which IL stands. The house u
p by rs, With ell. 10 By -, With good cellaTui'
der main part. There. Is good well OF cot va.
ter. Willbe sold at a reasonable price II applied
Tor soon. For particulars inquire Of
Is EMERSON COLBURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-22
Paris g. Bridgton Stage.

STAGE cave. Uuisiu1 C'0it~, from The
\ UrH.trn lluusr. J,i',, ~ IL o',l',A, y
p,..,u. thua.h N1ub Nuj.tpn, llpui'on
and N.Iwa,. connecting SIih thr o'fs ai Syulh
pati. ~htrh arrive t1 rHriis1i at2 '',"'A, f,h.
R-tusning. is,,s. ~uuih Pane UH the 'ul'al ct
ftsIl5 tr,tu .r1m rartiaBd ani arIi,,s iu bras'
t.r,t5u'r'..k. 4. VI
Tho a.NrstI.~ fuls Co rNrhurs, Mood1,s'
W..Ias..I.,. aul Iu.t,s. Er,Ius Iussdhys,
TbulsHa,. and ~ailr.n,s.
p.~atsA,i.t Goo b- htI ofihr lr,ysr. up i,Aer
frIIaui.4p. Hr,Istrb ani Ivvhur;, sold a. the
Gr.rI TuuA Depot rouHnI.
"A ". FOWLER Driver.
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T,r,rHlcr ~ rtAINTtTT's wRIrl

f,usrHACt 90 rthiNTiTT's wRtr1
Inapla uithe case iof that N" sald defendant
al Mrs,on, on the ninsicrnih daN ot No'cmher'
4. u. 1856, i,y h,. note Of hand II that dale Wy
him ,,gned. lor valic received, promised the
plaintiff Iny him or order. ih. .um Of twehe
dollars and fou,.6S cents on demand, With IN
t.,,.t. Al.o ior that aid dclcndaat at Byron' 90
the ih,t, first d,y 81 December. \. -. 1856 10y
nj. piumis.or, note ofhat date 10y him s'gnel ior
yalnr rcsycd, promised ouc William W. Holster
~ paw himoi b-,rcr. the sun II eight dnllaf, and
66,. .;N cent. ou d,mani anl Interest. And the
.,iJ Holster thefes0sruard. transferred and de-
Ii,sre,l the sane 10 the plaintih.
D.te Of wit, Tshtuary 20. $50. llsiurusbls
to The March tefui. ls6O. Aiismoum. 500
". W. & :. 4. bolster, AUS hr plaintiff
4 ,rur cop, oforder OF Cont, With abstract OF
painud = wit.
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pLOWS. PLOWS.
Farmers OF Oxford Connty,

L - LAtIS o. OAIOIu county
TllE .Ih.cuter. hay,as .scursl the risht 90
Il w1r1l'r'ur- t1t sr'l j. GIBBS pNltNl
CNLlNptl, rLuW, ace nos prepared o. Iaf-
nish rlnNs of that pilt,rn 90 all ~al mas favor
theu siih a call.
w have two siis. or r'ghth,1l. and one siac
khl pillow.
The pl1s a. constructed on .irstI, .risuufr
prinsipirs, BE- si its patts, sul BE- thr ONLY
fLOW. Of which ls much may or ssii. The
uhouil- board b. rrrlecil, straight, aud c,hnIrir,I
N orn. entering the .uil ou stri. yht lils, turn-
ing the iafr1v With one uniiorn mution tom DE
bsgnnirg o. che i1i.hiug oi The work, Thereby
making 'ayia. 81 from aHs-luffi % aa'-'tfrd -
sfrssgfi n fsaH, rs7srrfs y Isv s'tsr l.1s.
The plow b. made high in the stsnlart, With
cutter ur 61 point, % Constructed as % prevent
I'll ci1g-ilg 80 chosirg iu t1y ease.
truu tritls ae have made wtth this p'lw with
other piaNs. aaI che Testimony of numrrs SOB,
have used then. In thi. Cplniy all On 0the'
States. W. have iull coliience en- ofsr,ng thea
o. ihe puhhc, A. beng superior 90 any ever hr're
usei 90 the Couuiy.
Having b~ca o. great expense o. procure ihs
Tght 1ni patterns, a1I in hItiuE 10 o. u.suu'tr
ture these piows. v- cot, al thai 6rnrrs give
then ia'f teal. II che pil~s srs not shat a.
rccammrnd thrm to d.. Ne veil aat ak them O..
hay-hUt 10 ihey are. se only Az ih- Farmers 70.
OIL oN"rd 10 g,'e us the patronage due 10 The
undei taking.
Norway. March 10, ls5O.
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STATE or MAINE.

o,Yopp,s s.-Ata Cont of Couaiy Comnl'''on
or. besun anil holden at rar'., 10 and ior thu
Cono,s Of ONlonl. on the secoad Tuesday o
May. 4. u. 1855.
| assessed npon Andover West Surplus, e''i
mattel 10 contain .,N ihou.and fJut huadrrd acres
being .iS and oue.6th mills PEE acre. to ., 10 ~
peodsd IN rcpairiag the Coun,y road ~ ,''d Ws'
sufplu.. And Ilonoe Dunn disappointed 'ge"' u
espend the same. Gu,
Attest ALvAII BLACK, Clerk.
A tnie copy II record.
A,,s.. SIDNEY rERlIAM, Clefk.
A true COP, II certificate II a'ses'meni,
Au,,,: ", A. PtDGiN. Co. Treasurer.