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On Saturday night, without holding q mass
meeting, the Douglas clubs gathered on Canal
street, and Joined in grand procession, in order
to wake up the city and vent their enthusiasm for
Little Old Dug" In both designs they succeeded
very thoroughly. The procession was very long,
and quite brilliant.
There were several new clubs out, and some of
the older ones appeared with new banners, new
Uniforms, ,illuminations, etc. Asa matter of course,
| all the town was out to see; and at many points
the route, the lady friends Of the professionals
displayed their appreciation in the usual charming
manner, by fiinging bouquets, presenting wreaths,
shaking their kerchefs, and so on. There were
numerous pretty features in the procession.
The Young Mems Douglas and Johnson Club,
which led, was handsomely uniformed, and like
others of the clubs, marched la nlilNaire. The
Iron Men of go made great show. Their chief
feature was large car, in which q small steam
engine twthout the steam) was at work beneath
q handsome floral arbor.
The Sixth Ward, or Butterfly Club (erroneously
and inexcusably stated by eotempsrary to have
Joined in the late Bell and Everett procession)
rather took the shine off the rest. They had o
huge and splendid butterfly with outspread wings
at their head and the members, helted and red
capped with their butterfly transparencies marched
in open lines, with fine effect. The Fourth Ward
Club was also out in strong and elegant array.
The mounted clubs were strong in force; the
horse guards from the Fourth District especially
so. One pretty feature which few noticed was
this: The Butterfly Club, with red caps, was fol
| lowed by Third District Club with white caps
and another Third District Club with blue caps
the three Clubs appearing as the cred, white anG
blue.n
We have not room to speak in detail Of the
whole procession. 1t is enough to say that it wa
turnout of which the Douglasites had just reason
to be proud, for it by far the largest and pret
test and most enthusiastic of all their turnouts
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF THE NEW LUstTAHo
4 BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
The New Lusitanos Benevolent Association Q
New Orleans yesterday. celebrated their secon
anniversary, This truly noble organization. con
posed of men Of all nationalities, and conspicuou
for flia amount of uoDd III has done within the tvy
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Ayers Ague Cure.

For the speedy Intermittent Fever Fever and Agne
Renittent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Age, Periodical Head
ache or Bilious Headache and Bilious Fever indeed for the
whole originating hillary arrangement caused
by tho Malaria OF Miasmatic countries.
are enabled here otfeF the community remedy which,
While the above complaints with certainty Is still
fecty harmless quantity Such remedy ID invaluable
In districts where these affecting disorders prevail This Cue
expes the miaac poison of Fever and Ague from the sys
the approach Of s premoioy syppcms Il is only
but the cheapest The large quantity supply for dol
trcts Fever and Ague prevs should have
and freely both for and protection
roy oil this remedy any other discovered for the
speedy and certain Of Inemen Is that it contains
nnine mineral consequently produces qnnsm other
injurious effects whatever the constitution Those cured
y healthy they had had the disease
alone the OF the miasnac
poison great variety Of disorders arise from Its irritation
among which Neuralgia Rheumatism Gout, Headachet
Blindness Toothache Earache Catah, Asthma Palptaon
Painful Affection Of the Spleen, Mysteries Pain in the Bowels
Collie Paralysis and Derangement of the Stomach all Of which,
originating in this put the intermittent type
become periodical This CURE expels the poison from the
blood consequently them all alike. II Is inya
liable protection immigrants and persons travelling
poray residing in the Districts If taken occasionally
daily while exposed 10 the infection, that will be eNcreed
from the SYSTEM and cannot accumulate In sufficient quantity 70
rpe into disease Hence II Ii valuable for protec
Hon than and few will suffer from fnermittents
they avail themselves OF the protection this remedy Affords
Prepared by Dir. y. O. AVER Il CO., Lowell, Mass
Sold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., Nos Il and l5f Chartres
street New Orleans. and BY all Druggists. iel3 SnAW
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YoRK, Oct 2o-The Cotton market closed
frmer at moderate demand. The sales sum of
400O bales at LIZ to ll5c. for Middling Uplands.
Flour closed dull at a decline of &c. The sales
amounted to II 500 bbs. at s5 35 to IS 40 for Su-
perfne State. Wheat has again declined 1c. Pork
closed dull, with sales Of 450 bbls. at sl9 26 to
sl9 37a for Mess.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 20.-Flour is declining. There
were sales to-day at 81 SIS to 81 80 per bbl Whs-
ky is worth l73c. per gallon. Oats are steady,
and selling at soc. per bushel. Corn was sold to-
day at prices ranging from 40 to 43c per bushel.
The sales of pork add up 600 bbls. at SIT S75 for
Western Mess.
River Intelligence,
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20,-The Ohio river at this point
was falling this evening, with feet 5 inches Of
water in the canal by the mark.
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General Agent for the United States and CaDadas,
iY6 1YAW 30 ann street. New York
nHEROKEE RtsNgMDy!I-AN UNFA1LINa

v sperfo Ior all Diseases the Urinary Organs aud Cen
eral &erative and Blood Purifier
p5Ths Remedy cures when all other preparations fail
nI entirely unlike every other medicine prescribed for
yenersl Diseases contains Mineral Poison Eaueons
Drugs being Roots Barks and LeRges in the
form Of a pleasant aud delicious Syrup.
b-It is natures remedy fer GonOrFhea and elect,
Gravel Structure and especially recommended Tor Fn0 Al
bus, Hhites in Fenales this complaint i is Invaluable.
Re As general Alternative and blood purifier has no equal,
and does fail SetelR Secondary Syphilis Gand
lar Swelngs Mereur and all Eupve Diseases curing them
specially and permanently than other medicine known
flow in all Its original purity and ygor thus removing from the
disease
In all old Of Gonorrhea ard elect that have baed
all medical skill 1t is especially recommended in old ii
fails and recent it in from three days.
few doses positively removes all scadng heat chordee and
pain.
business.
pzr-It requires assistance from ether medicine.
RS-It lay on the toet-abe in the counting
without its being suspected emedy for private
eases.
N-A treatise Venereal dease with full directions for
theii permanent cure accompany each bottle
fil particulars, get Circular from drug
store in the United States.
n sold retail g per bottle three bottles for SIS
by ali responsible druggists and dealers in medicines through
the United Saes and wholesale by all wholesale drug
POTTER d MERwlN, Sole Proprietors, St. Louis No.
J.WRIGHT & CO..
Nos q and Isl Chartres street,
n-z-so,d ~, All Drureists , inl6 IyEW
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nFE1gE OF TEAE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
" New York. May 8 1858.
M ii W. G. COOK is our duly suthsrizad Agent In Eav
Orleans taken him will receive
our immediate careful attention We solicit the patronage
af our friends Ii Louiaana =
Fw. o,eooE. Office No. IS Matches street, Nav oeans
nyl iy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch has beer
received here which announces the melancholy
fact of the murder of the Rev. Morris Bargnier, Q
missionary to the Crow Indians, by a party o.
Sioux,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Neh Orleans 9aiIp Crescent.

MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %, 1860.
reLeaRspHEo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Superstition alone can satisfy the Arab for this
curious fact of the snake eharmers. To me, who
am not given to the supernatural, it seems that
these men must possess a knowledge Of certain
herbs, the juice OF which neutraizes the effects of
the venom and that they hold this remedy in their
mouths while sucking the wound, thus obtaining
results usually produced by excison andFeaateriza-
ton. This suggestion ! give for what It is worth.
TLiia in the Desert.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
ID A. FAHNEsTocK,s vERaIEUGE.

D,yyEsmor1[,s 1Tr,R,,IEucU
D. ,,..r,.,---m--o,, . ,,,..,.a 10. -
This safe and only eeetuai erely lo hs oee
extensively used by regular practising than any pro
preay medicine which has ever made Its appearance IN the
United States, - e..5 4, ,,
II used with the utmost freedom anu eohnaence 9y eent
men who have 9alned emneaee N se neaica profession IN
all the Middle, Western and southern states
The great cause Of II popua Is the as that nothing mas
yet been discovered Whleh can be supsea IN s place ana
that 1t may beJed IN al cases my leats a 10 e IT.
suit It's perfect safety I to every p parent
II worms are seceted Whih INT system, Twill sPeeaiS eA'
pei them without fail ...,. .n.,ua..
But in order to obtain the genuine every
sond be on MS gnafd ana leoK wen 70 me On M
tie and wrapper and be particular 70 re tat nc pny
A. FRhnestock's VermifuEe, and no other seAo lmSN
- :, :. 49, -,-rr,. !. !, =. as.. a,rrnTx
4 hEAA1AANss rS1thfat1Hn ~A "a taofEk M M EAtA = = : : -
y INCORPORATED WITH COLLEGIATE POWERS.
go New No) Camp between Poey fre Ca0pe streets.
-
Efnhteenfh Annual Session.
-
TIE Eighteenth Annual Session of this nstution begns
snf M 3 a of eopSs general and extensive ey
F I ~ The rench Il SaiIy sok Ia the school tie
Ho5nr1 Il 5 CSsslcs aTe tboronehg anaiysed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Steamers for Europe.

Steamers for Europe.
OUBBsc, Oct 20.-The Canadian mail steamship
North Briton sailed to-day for Liverpool via Lon
donderry.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The United States Mail
steamship Vanderbilt left this port towards noon
to-day for Southampton and Havre, with 1891 900
in treasure on freight.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Mail
Companys screw steamship City Of Baltimore took
her departure to-day for Liverpool via Queens
town, taking out the latest mails and telegf&phc
dispatches.
Fusion in Massachusetts.
BosTos, Oct. 20.-The three parties opposing
the Black Republicans in the Fourth and Fifth
Districts of Massachusetts, have fused and are
uniting on Bigelow and Appleton for Congress
against Rice and Burlingame.
The Prince in Boston.
BosToN, Oct. 20.-The Baron Renfrew and his
suite met with a cordial reception in this city.
They took their departure this morning for Port
land, where they will embark for England
Arrival OF the Venezuelan Minister.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.--Gen. Paez has been re-
ceiyed as Venezuelan Minister to the United
States.
Position Of the Douglas Party.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The Douglas State Cen
trail Committee at their meeting last evening with
drew the straightout Douglas Electoral ticket, and
pledged themselves to support the Reading ticket.
They also passed resolutions endorsing Douglas
and Johnson having been only led to this measure
through love of country. An attempt to erase
the Breckenridge men from the ticket was unsuc-
cessfu. 4
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DO TIC 1HTELLIGENcE.
far rHr SOUTHWESTERN LrsH.l

Arrival Of the City Of Manchester at New York.
NEW YoRx, Oct. 2o.-The steamship City OF Man
chester, from Liverpool on the Sd and Queenstown
on the 4th inst, before reported ct Cape Race,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

lars We change il only in one way; it is written,
though in rhyme, In the compact form Of prose
and we give It the poetic division in lines to which
its immortal merit entities IL:
onov, Ellen, my darling, s
Hy Joy and delight,
would fnfould you In my arms
or q Cold and Stormy night,
vher wouid be eonteided
Ny time would spend most free,
for ali bsea'hng loyeiy Ellen for meg.
now, Ellsn, If had a few lagos from this shors.
Is then wonld be contendedwe would have ru1bs
would bee united and happy our sorrowa al owsrf
for 2 from our eninaies on sum Distant shore
o 70 nm. will Come aad yon some evening soour
v -, zap By the light Of the moon,
y. rlcs - < ohg sells hspy as happey cau bee.
L ~ iXa 10 mourn for the loss Of shee.
.Jt,tp = Sea, ranbeEed this country all over,
ts 8 resoiyed 4 vi 4 more
,o1 '..t Sssgpr a1S ,ye4 never TO part
3 hen. h fgef qye . assseks ~ fond hart.
| where VIII DIR sac sou, TOE e. = WI go.
riIi dri.le ,ea,a . Phfsx. % ID, my WOO;
and then W. . 5ysr 10 vii nss iis f. 'or dos stand'
/ Wy Bsileg 'fso1n.
Il Ny Dearest, dep am best r e. a
| have painted he On lrtsfas =
But Cubis, with his tas tsrs, - Iaia, n
has piersed my youngs = i.
But my mind can never be Il Case,
to both our hearts joined hks thsss.
| Ar. Patrick Connel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
HELMnoLp,s eMNUINM pREpARATIoN.


EaBoHps HEEMBoHps E BvGa tSF 9r SsrV69ss: ps9Rss
HHtSs$EBs RSSHS sS Ba Ess @sSs5
HELMBoLD,s BueHl for General Debility.
hELsBoEBs RGea Sr Hross orror y bssaso issssas
HEIMBoLb,,ss ,s 5Ig{l BTsHg 70 tor galsfullsss:
HELaBoLp's BUCH1 for Erapiions. - ... .
TsBpoa snoS ia ilssssd esq s ho s'e win
BgGag III III Gsl2S Mobility with
HELaIoiB's BUeHG for EScesssa arising from Indis
erection. and all diseases Of
FEMALES, FEMALES FEMALEs,
Old or Ysung Single Married. contemplating Marriage,
TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu Is the very best remedy
arising from ndscEstien habits e. Gspaion or IN the decline
no FnSnfiy should he Without Etg
TAKE no MORE BALsAM, Mercury or Unpleasant MedI
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Dtseases'
HgLMBoLD's EXTRACT BuCHU CURES
Secret Diseases
s Or No eh9pSf Sb # M Ut EXPOSURE Inconvenience
Use HELMBoLp,s EXTRACT BucHU for Rxcesses arising
from habits nduigedin @"%
and diseases s,ng rom d f9iis Nh o BssPa9a % 7
al y i Hes nd sf 5
ST Sss HEEaBoLD s ExTRT BUGHU for Diseases and
AsRs Tss 81 B66a for all
sls4.''N'-' Urinary Organs.
"a4s''4 Male or Female. #
from whatever cause originating and matter Of
How Long Standing.
All aR M aeoys sey ons from @ he eass 9 s
E Read s Rssd 4 q Readi 9 Resd, 1,
odor, but Immediate in its action.
pbsssp sPp ee'f slaiS
does tha his preparation eoItans no Narcotic her
euy injurious drufi g aEIE6 rs IRqFEs6H Fsfsfsi s &suaeurs
, ss'rn and subscribed 's''S III R
Piss = dsvfFff EfSs6b Il s9S bdde''
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
l04south Tenth street, below Chestnut.
pgBewar coaaerfeits and nngrineplsd Dealers, whs
'epp''''D HelmboIa's Genuine Preparations.
EXTRACT sannafi,. snenn.
:. " :. Improved Rose Wash.
SeIsbv JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., 7.
Al nnd ISL Chartressreet,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
Hs-AsK FOR HEIMBoLDs-rAKE no OTHER. Cut
ont the advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE,
nm. MARTINrs cArAMENI4Ib GeRREcToR
- Has had
TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should sufficient convince Suffering Woman
Of the great value Of the
SATAMENIA CO RRE f 0 Ri
And that it is without exception
The Rest Medicine before the Public
Al ns from N e as EsRD Gas'oa of Sg E Nervous
Pslhs under The Shoulders, Lewness 81 SPIRITS
1sqo @ Ms6.ap fna s8sasgSs5 esnss5y Ssn M
situation, or Cessation OF the
And an almost endless variety diseases attendant
BY s T 5Sa % as BY gss
y for ell 10 ge A. n3 cause q the disease rsnoTe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

We have in the latest and most improved machinery
and we'll stocked with every style of type
Having during the past added Ruling Machine
we solicit the orders of our patrons that line se25y&w
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22
Expedition Against Central America.

New YORK, Oct. 2O.-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Times says that the
the State Department that plot exists in the
Southern States to invade Central America, for the
purpose of extending slavery under the auspices Of
powerful combination, of which Gen. Walker was
-, ",
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

.'If we die not from the bite of the serpents,'
they would say, with an appearance Of imperfnr-
babe faith, SIT il owing to the protection of Sdna
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-22

Of these facts speak from ocular experience !.
but although have investigated the matter closely,
have never yet met with any person who could
propound d satisfactory theory upon the subject.
Ihave applied to the charmers taamselyes and to
the people about them, offering money in exenaage
for their secret, but invariably with the same
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

" settle the Presidential question, but they
ada two members to the republican side Of
the senate IN place Of doughfaee Bigler and
bosu. Fitch. THE !. grand and glorious.
Ohio has already Gone her duty in this re-
.pect, by slec,ing one OF the moe, di',in-
guished statesmen in the country 10 the Sem
ate, we mean salmon =. Chase IN place OF
Pueh. Thus the wo.k goes bravsly on.
One nv one from the ''o,er.ecrs side" in the
Senate. they pas. out before the no, breath
OF patriotic people and give place TO men
Who have the courage and manlincs, TO
stand by the interest Of the ,rhcl, country.
Bring cot The big gun ,epd the laundering
mates Of victory rolling and leaping from
hin top o. hill top. from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. from the guilt to the dominions OF
the Queen. The constitution and the un.
lou have been saved Peace and prosperity
will again crown our borders the North
and the South. and the Eas, and the West,
will strike hands. and exchange the Olive
Branch Of peace. Maine sends hack her
greeting. to tho old Keystone, the Buek.
eyes. and the lIoosicrs, and her hardy sons
pin with them in the general shout OF
thanksgiving and praise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

southern rufiin. and desperadocs, armed to
the teeth, and ready to pitch in " in case
Of collision.
But the chief and great reason why dis
union will no, follow the election Of Lincoln,
il tie fac, that an overwhelming majority
Of the southern psopls are loyal to the Con-
.,itution and the Union. They will no,
allow the demagogues AID politicians 10
perpetra,e Any act which will throw them
out Of the Union. After al, the govern.
ment will not undergo thu. great change
without, eIei,cmen, and eomno,ion. This
great struggle between slavery and freedom,
which Is TO result in the overthrow OF the
slave power. cannot reasonably 10 expected
without intense excitement. This is the
law Of nature. the logical sequence o: n
great political revelation. Bu, the patriot
i.m, wisdom, frmness, and sound judgment
Of Abraham Lincoln and the men who act
with him, will carry our beloved nation
safely through all these Peril', and the
American people can confidently look for
ward to long year, OF unparalleled prosper
i,y under the au.picc. Of sound republican
Administrations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
Farmers Club.

Several citizens Of this village. met at
the Clerks Office, on Friday evening Of lat
week, to confer In relation to the forming
Of Farmers Club. Alvah Black, ESQ,
was appointed chairman Of the meeting.
II was voted to form club, aui Hon. Sid
ney Perham, George w. Hammond. Esq
and W. A. Pidsin, we're appointed a com
mitiec to present a form Of Organization
and constitution. Tor sonsidcrAt on ut meet
inc TO he held on Saturday evening next.
The matter seems to meet the cordial appro.
val Of nearly all the people Of the village
and vicinity. who express 50 much interc.,
in the matter. as 20 warrant the opinion
that II will he entirely successful. Meet
ings will be hCldun,l some further arrange
ment can he made. at the Treasures Office.
Every person interested in agricultural, hOr.
ticul,ural or mechanical pursuits is invited
to be present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
Obituary.

The leader in the Norway Advertiser Of
las, week. announced that II. publication
would be suspended after that date, The
present reason for this step, the Publisher
states. is III health butwe judge from the
Conversation Of the party leaders that the
step i. no, regretted. and no cf,r. will be
made 10 resussiate the concern. In the
week ,ha, has elapsed since IT. light was
cI,inguished. We have seen M mention Of
the event in any exchange, which ind,citcs
tha, the loss will 20, Ne severely icl, among
It's contemporaries It, ,creivcrat'on' aud
ob,,quiiy have been too thoroughly exposed
m our columns, during IT, cSi.laucc, u r.
quirr further NOTICE At our hand, and We
rcsrct that i, had no virtue fora rre--n,
theme. it, living motto may adorn IT.
tomb-ihr lsof
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

CRors N ON OIroRp. DR.. Jarcd Fuller
Of East Corinth, while rus,ica,ing in Old
Oxford. writes the JefTsrsonihn from Den.
mark, On the ~ inst. rs follows.
~ vas shown a specimen Of the White
Raid wheA, yesterday, raised by Mr.. Ca.
leb Warren, Of iii. town. u very fine
quality The yield is - bushels from a
little over three bushels Of seed growing on
about , IT. acres Of land. The soil is alIu.
vial. lying at the foot OF Pleasant Mountain,
very near branch Of the Saco River. Mr.
Warren also showed inc specimens II oats
weighing % pounds TO the bushel. Mr.. W.
/. a good Republican 81 course, and has one
Of the hcst farms in Oxford County which
abound. IN excellent farms. old Oxford i.
a famed place for raising great men and
great cror'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

Tue Parser on WALES will arrive in Port
land Saturday morning, and embark the
same evening, spending but seven hours.
Col. Sweat has invited several companies of
military to be present., to receive him. which
will be the only display made. His High
ness will take drive about the city to be
hold the advantages Of the " seaport Of all
the Canadas," before embarking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

IMPROVING. The Republican success. in
every State where recent elections have been
held, ara having wholesome effect upon
the atmosphere OF Washington. On Friday
evening last, great Wide Awake demon
',ration occurred there, winding up with
.pceshc. from Messrs. Kilgorc aud Psng-
horn. /, was but a short time since that
the Republican cluh was refused pcrmis.
',on to cree; a liberty pole in the ne;ropo.
Il, Of this Republic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

In the haste Of getting to press, Last
week. sheet of proof was overlooked, caus-
ins several mortiying errors to appear IN
the whole edition. The week previous, a
few marks were also overlooked. We have
enieayorel to place the agricultural reports
before our readers before they became an
old story. which has required the utmost eI.
ertiou to be in time tor the mails and
hence lees personal attention could DO given
% the matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
Normal Lectures.

II NAV be news to many ,iiirsn'. even Of
the village, that several lectures have been
delivered at the Academy, before the Nor
NAL class and that Others will be gwen
during the term. That on Wednesday
last was by Rev. William Warren, Of Cor.
ham, formerly Of Waterford. Next wedncs-
day evening Rev j c Snow, Of Norway, will
address the class and we learn that lectures
are expected hereafter from AInh Black,
Esq, Rev Mr. ventrcs. Sidney Perham, Esq I,
and Others. The lectures are open to the
public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
Meeting of Agricultural Committees.

The Committees of the Oxford County
Agricultural Societies met at Iloushiou's
tavern. IN Waterford, October 10th. On
moti,n of T. 2 B,al. oi Norway. Jamc'
Hobbs. IT,, Of Lowell. wa. chosen chairman.
On motion 81 Mr. Stacy, OF Porter, Il ;
stevens. Of Paris. vas chosen Secretary.
On motion Of T. , Bsal. h,llotted pr mem
Ter u the toari Of Agriculture firuum
JeW,tt was unanimously elected member
&c ,hc Bo4Fl Of Agriculture for oxford
Cogn,y.
JAMES HOBBS. ia. Chairman.
i. ;. SrryTs, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

IT S,vED Ny LlFE. Such is the repeated
testimony Of hundreds Of persons ofall ages
with regard to the magic effect OF Perry
Davis Pain Killer. When every medicine
fails, this seems to posses, perfect charm
over the various diseases incident to man
kind. Sold by druggists generally.