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Threat, Scryous Debility, and
all diseases oi the Throat Breast and Lungs.
Tie most remarks able currs on record Swayne's
CoiBYuurd SylEp of Wild Cherry cured Edward
flampson Germantown Road. opposite 4Ih OF vio-
lsBt Cough. gree Wa sing at tcsF could NOT stand
or ley with any comfort. Works o George Swcc-
news Pottery, Ridge Road. below Wallace
Swayne's Wild Chetry cured Mrs. A Dcwlcr,
No, l022 Melon street. oi seve fe CCtsh paine in
Ire Side and Breast. OF five montils slandidg.
Swnyne'o Wild Cherry cured Ezckial Thomas,
nesr PhqniNvile. iorintly Philadelphia, of ight
Swonts, TERRIBLE Cough, Short Breath-hs whole
system very much prosira'ed. Tlnrpe EN- years
have elapsed, ard he tiill retains his health
sway mes Wild Cherry cured Robert Marshal Of
ReHdirg, Pc. OF an aggravated Sore Throat OF sew
eTal months standing. t
Swaynes Wild CLERGY cured the wife of Mr.
Dehart, 95 East Penn street, Reading Firmly be.
tieye il saved her lite. She was far gene in Con.
sumption, and after its use recovered entirely
MIR SIS Steyns, Drusgistot Reading, whose YER
acity no ore Gan doubt, will testify TO the above
Two cues, as tre mtdicine was 1llrl0s tr oln
him.
s,sa,4e's WIFI Cherry cured Ncrcarrt wiTo OF
Nilliam lexandtr, Mhdleiown township, Del
aware rounty, Pa, Of confirmed consumption, bad
cough, Blood Splitting no appetite, and great de-
hEuy--was attended by tGTet physicians. At the
time Of her sickness sfe lived in Norristown, Pa
aud lurchesed The nadirlhe d Or. Slommer, who
was onr agent at that time. This was in 1871.
! le ycrys nar lscliaeS perfolnedhy sf s+
rs. sssEAGNE'
COEs7noggFs&I SyFRp. of wild Cherry
MAY be accounted for IN consequence of the great
oxpei ence he DIR. Sw0yHel has passed through in
connection with Hospitals, Aims Houses and the
various Medical ln}htutions where all manner and
1 forms OF ] iSease were seen, and the different
modes of treatment pracliced, besid IS many years
OF luborious practice, which must satisfy all that
it is rot sent, as many medicines are, booadcas to
the world by persons wlo are totally ignorant OF
the injury they may be doing, having no knowledge
OF the effect or m6dus operandi Of the ingredients
compounded, or their lncompalibiiity to each OF
SwayDc's ar$nparis1;a IL Tar Pii.s
Sugar Coated = Cure Costiveness, Heartburn.
Headache, arising from disotdcred stomach, Nan
sea, Indigestion, pain in and morbid inacton o,
the Bcwos, FlauencyLoss of Appetite, Jauudice,
&c No pills seem 10 give such universal saIis-
faction.
Prepared only by Dr II, Swayno & Son, No s
North Seventh street, above Market, rhiladc I,Lia.
Sold by dealers in Medicina everywhere.
@1'soId by n a 4: HANNA, Periodical dealer,
Agrnt or CaGiz Chic. ~ . -
May 10, '6o-lg -..
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Singers Sewing-Wachines.
Prices seduced to so. IS, aud ss0e
The plain reason why Singers Sewing. Machines
havealw soid readily NJ higher average price
than any other. il that thev are better, more du-
rablc, more reliable capahle Of doing n ranch
greater variety of work, and earning more money
Long continued popularity is proof OF sterling
merit. In ihe. purchase Of whatare calico cheap
Sewug-N achines thousands have been deceived
and disappointed, tut with Singers Machines
there is never any failure Of mistake.
Singers New Family Sawing-lIa-
-aFtH chime.
the price Of which is only $50, is light and ele-
Gantly decorated Machine. capable Of performing,
In the best style nll the sewing OF private finn
lily. IL has secured a great reputation during the
tow months since twas first Offered TO the public
Singers Transverse SEaltiIe-lsR-
. e..- chine. H.s "a"
to be sold n SIS is o machine entirely unw in It's
arrangement: il is very beautifil. moves rapidly
and very easily and, for family use md light man
uiaeturing purposes, is the very hest and cheapest
Machine ever offered to tho public These Me-
chimes are being increased in uumheras rapidly as
possible, and yet the demand for them can not be
fully supplied. ri t
Singers No ! Standard SenttcaNachine for
merIy sold-at Sl25. but now reduced 10 500 is to,
well known oil over the world 10 need any dc
scription. Every sort of work, coarse er fine
can he done with it .HrHs#..
Snaers No. 2 Standard Shuttle Machine Thi
is the savorite manufacturing machine every whCr
The size of the machine gives ample sp aeo for nj
most every description ofzwork which, tnrethe
with it's admirable working qualities, gives ita
decided advantage. Price, with table complete
500. a.. 4.a s.H... t
Since the great reduction in the price Of thps
STANDARD Machines on the lst OF October, 1855
the sale OF them has increased fourfold
All Of Singers Machines make the interlocke
stitch with the twG.threads, which is the bes
stitch known. EvsEv person desiring to procur
full and reliable Information about SGwIng-M Ma
chimes, their sizes, prices, working capacities, an
the be at methods of purchasing. can obtain it b,
sending for a copy of l. NJ Singer & Co.'s Gazette
which is beautiful pictorial paper, ,entirely devot
ed to tho subject II will be supplied gratis.
]. NJ. SINGER e. Co,
.. 458 Broadway New-York.
November 1853 .a -.r
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VENETIAN BLINDS!
PETER xATtNAI.E

NTANUF ACTUkER of all kinds OF Venetian
lYl Blinds, OF The latest stile, with Silk, Vhfia.
gated or common trimmings of the latest patronss
warrant not TO be surpassed east or west, in price
4 quality. Call and him, near the Court
House, north Third street, StoubenviIlc, Ohio
May ., '6O-6m fiiassi+ a& WV
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~ u. g ri TIT -E.TNJ G.

A CARD, - The subscriber, apractical chemist
"A and Manufacturer of chemical preparations
Frehth cosmetics, fine perfumes, Nc, for the past
seventeen years, now offers Gree Of Charge to all
who desire it, the Recipe and directions FOR ma
singa simple Vegelable Balm, That will, in from
two toe eight days remove Pimples, Blotch es, Tan,
frecE los. sail3wnoss, md all impurities and rough
ness of the skin, leaving the sane-as n ature In
terded il should be--sott, clear, smooth and beau.
tiful This is no huihbu9 or catchpenny affair."
and those wliothink ifsEch, will please not notice
The adyertiseniehl. Those desiring the recipe,
please ali on or address with return postageD
thmHs ts*9 JAS r. MARSHALL,
Practical Chemist, No. 80, City Buildings, ~ Y.
I ltInc n 1870 If ttdl4 @5A aa 1Arii
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I GiEO OEfaEo y WILSON mILns. Z

i8''s~' W CADLI, iOHLO; t591 * vi Z,
mn TANUFACTIIRE and have 60 Instantly for sale
1il at our Warehouse, near The, Depot, Double
Extra Family. aad Extra SUPER FLOUR from
good sound Wheat Our Flour is Warranted
Fresh Ground and Of the very, bestapaIity .sCora.
quHniiLies to itpprchasers Ittclg
Custom Work done with Dispatch andysatisfac-
ton Warranted GEORGE u, MlLSONN
April25 go
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d K. (lU Ef.sS T I.

IlAS NOW on hands good assortme nj OF Goods in
the above liHe, whchhas been bought low, and
consequently, he vail sell them at very
low prices. Ills goods are all nice and ,.
fresh, and cannot fail to please
- buyers, both in quality and .C a-
prices; he therefore solic- .E
its On examination .-.ars.s
of his stock and
-.... prices .'. O.
before purchasing elsewhefe--iB so doing, he feels
cCuddeHt that he Will merit large share OF pub
lie patrauGge. lie keeps no Watches but what are
selected with great care, and consequently, all
watches sold are warranted time keepers or no sale
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full e's L
ieweled, from. .............. SIS to$loo
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full .t .a
ieweed, from ..........,......,., IS to 55
Fine Gold open faced Levers and Le- ..a
pines frorn............ ............ 20 to 81
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
ull Jeweied, irom.,............... 35 TO Dc
lieaTy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from. ...... .,........ 81 to
Hunting Swiss Lever and lepines, four
jewels, from... " ................ 70 to lG
Silver open iacedfsYers and Lepines,. to u
Carving Finger ssinys, Breast Pins
in great variety Of styles and prices. TO-.
Ladies sso.sl Chaifss and EOCketS
Gold Vest and Fob Chains. rrI
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--g==ssTrzre. .Tz & EaYSEAfaE GUEDE3--Beng a
sa>zI5Sssa private instructor for married persons
e~-&sZ< or those about 10 be married, both male
and female, in everything concerning the physo
ogy and relations ot oar sexual system, and the
production or preventation of offspring, including
all the new discoveries never before given in the
English language, by " NJ. YOUNG, NJ \ D. ,irhis
is really valuable and Interesting work 1t is
written in plain language for the general reader,
ard isiIlnstrated with numerous Bngrayihgs. All
young married people, or those contemplating mar
Fia9e, and having the least impcdiment 10 mar
te, sh1tid refd his book ltdtscIoscs secrets
that every one should be acquainted With; still it is
book that musl be locked up, and not lie about
the house. 1t will be sent TO any one on the re-
ceipt OF twenty-five cents in specie or postage
stamps. Address DIR WM. YOUNG. No. 4l6,
SPRUCE St: above 4h, philadelphia, Pa.
&rAFFL1CTED AND UNFORTUNATE- :
No inatter whatmay be your disease before you
place yourself under the care Of any one of the
notorious QpAcKs-natlve or loreign--who adver.
Use in this or any other paper, get copy Of either
OF Dr. Young's Books, and read it carefully 1t
willb the means Of saving yon many dollar,
yourheatth, and possibly your lie.
Dr. Young can be consulted on any of the disea.
see described il his publications, al his ollie, No
4l6, Spruce Street above Fourth.
April IL, l86O-y
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What Everybody Waits.
TUG FAuIbY nOCT0R!
Containing simple remedies, easy obtained, for
,hescure OF disease in all lorms,
ge BY
Professor EEcnry 9. TayIor, W. ID.

Professor Henry 8. TayIor, EE. ID.
1t Tells You How to attend upon the sick, and
to cook for them; how TO prepare
Drinks, PoulGccs, &c. and how
E 4 81 TO 81 ard against Infection from
...--..r...- De-. Contagious Diseases.
Il Tells You OF the various diseases of Children,
...- and gives the best and simplest
-......'.. .. -... mode OF treatment duriug Teeth
.. e-.s.. ing, Convulsiens Faccina Hon
.....ra " Nhedping- cough. Measles, Il c.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Group, Cholera
,rs .. lntanmn, ,Coic, Diarrhea worms
a5.#- a Scaled Head, Ringworm, Ch's-s-
t.. pox, &c, and gives you the best
... remedies for their cure. s"F
fl Tells You The spsioms OF Fever and Ague
,f srss i and Bilious, yellow, Typhus,
s.a.s ,..asas and other FeYers, and gives you
4 III avf the best Gndsmplest remedies for
r..f. ,asa 4s their cure. .l.l-aat aT4 H.
1t Tells You The symptoms of Influenza, Con
.H sHs sumption, Dyspepsia, Asthma,
pfopsys sGout, Rheumatism, lun,-
I'D .,.s,s,s .-t bago, lSrYsipeasy Ne, and gNves
.s ,..a,a- # you The best remedies for their
.4 .eg a.. cure. a1a el- a4ra' ~ N."e
1t Tells You J he symptoms of Cholera Morbus
a.s5..a Malignant Cholera, Small. pox
Dgsenlery, Cramp, Diseases OF tie
Ma Bladder, Kidneys and Liver, ard
Liver. and the best remedies for
their cure. Fyf sJd H| .r4
Il Tells You i he symptoms of Plcurisy, Mumps
Il. e5FseH# Neuralgia ApobIexy, Paraty S.
.r..a a tic various Diseases o the THROAT
,se4s,s n 3a ceih, Ear and Eye, and the best
a7 H. remedies for their care r'at.
lit Tells You'fhe symptom of Epilepsy, Jaun.
,r.fsHa Gsdice, t1les, ituptHe Diseases OF
sa @ the tleafI, iIemorhnge, Venereal
anr f. ~ Diseases and HyGrophobih, and
Ja.a egc gives the best remedies Tor their
s.. sl#a tfg cure aa ifH& "t".H'
Tells You The best and simplest treatment for
Wounds t3rokeIfB Bones ard DiAlo.
E81AI8 cations, Eprains, Lockaw, Fever
d. fI,,ta
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nsEPH MEANS. JAMES MEANS .l... GEO. B. MEANS
MEANS C BROTHERS,
$ ~ 3UBF3N VII Z. ~, OHTO o.

JosEPH MEANS. JAMES MEANS GEO. b. MEANS
MEANS C BROTHERS,
EUREN WILLIE, OEgrO.
IRON EOUTI1 10FRS
Chinr and Mill Castings, Geering Machinery Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shaiting, with heav,
forging. &c, &c,
upeatalled in this part ofthe State Orders adj.
are sscd to Means Il Brothers, SteuhenyiIIe, Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed to US du
RUG the last year relative to our Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson CO., O. !. .
AugUstI, 1856. 81
MEANS e. BnrTHrRs 'tYour Engine hasnoyt been
in operation long enough to satisfy me have
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think if we had good dry wheat it could
be done with less coal. have no hesitation in re.
'''"'' A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
DELAWARE ClTy, K r.
September 10, 1856
MEssRs MEANS: "Our Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely. 1t does all that we ask, or
that YOU werranted it to do. We wish you could
'"''''' '''>'' $40 oDBERT & SOLOMON.
ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, JEFF CO.
September Is, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & RRoTnERs: my Engine does
frst-rate. ! am satisfied and will npon all occaons
recommend thepurchase OF Engines Of your make
JAMES SCOTT.
IlooKsTowN, Beaver co, Pa
October II, 1856
MEs$Rs means & BROTHERS: "Owing to deiec
tive foundation my Engine, bought OF YOU last sea.
on, did not do so we'll. Nov it does we'll and We
can grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know OF ] wish all wanting Steam Engines
N'''N 90 ~ oTHANlEL WOODROW. 7
MCINTYRE CREEK, left, CO. O
October H. 1856.
MrsSRs MEANS & BEoTnERs: "WC have our worL
all finished. Engine perfect works the best of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, call and
see ours. b. +" RAbSf0N Il BROWN.
SoorT PoSr OFFICE, Adams CO., O.,
March. lst, '56.
MBssps MEANS & BRoTHERs: II nave now finish.
ed tie starting of your second Engine. The mill
men are satisfied. Ii you have ever hnilt any that
beats either Of ther,f should like to know where
they are. Come and see these. t- ..s... .
OLIVER ROSS, Mill. Wright .
Stcubenville, Jan. %, 1857
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Prom the Capitol
AvGrsTa. Jar. 4.

ArorsT.. Jan 4. IsGO
The ciiy b,hrorg u with orl., and her.
!, the hustle and e1ri,rm-nt u-lil,v attend.
ant upon the organization Of a. l. ,..,.
iurc.
Al the Republican caucu.e. last evening,
Tor the nomination Of officers Of the nuu.
and senate. the following were nomin,t.i
In tho Senate caucus. Tor President.
Thoma, II. Marshall. Of Waldo. rscs,.l
10 vo,c., and J. II. Drammoni. Of K.an,.
bee. n.
For Secretary. Jane. VI. Lincoln, q
Bath. received all the votes.
For assistant secretary. T. n Brett. n
Oldtovn. received - votes, aal wm. b.
hrhap II.
Increase Blake, OF fArminrtoo. w, c'o.
.-n Mr.-cnsrr. and Mr. Hall, fron Han.
cock. assistant Messenger
In the Ilous, caucn.. 2 4. Pike. If C,l.
ale. was uninimou.ly nominated Sp-l.s..
&. 4. Miller. ~ S'pwhre,n. clerk. IN.
Drew, u Fort F,rhell, Assistant CLERK.
end the old board NJ Messengers. I 80
will all be elected ,hi. m lrnIus.
wha, course will be purued with tho
State officers. i. hard ., predict. The BE-.
ialcatipn of Treasurer Peek. create. i,iru,.
excitement. lNpu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

Il. ~. EuDr. E.Q, rosros, SOLICITOR or
PArrsts. Thee ace lev ia.tances OF mote die
iinsui.hei .uccr.s ia hi. ooupip, lhaa has ~.
,eulcd the .noft. of Nc. Eddy in hi, veg din.
cult an.l complex Jrp-tmen, Of ba.ine's; AID Ne
lase gr,at ptasure ia recording the fact. that as
Patent attorney, he .i.nd. rrecn,nen,. The 80
,sntiaI qualities repaired ave snid inisgriy ani
ho.or. sl,oag powers Of analysis. aud quick per
cepiioa. iamdiar aoqniHtance with Patent Law
.aI ratenis. Al these qualities Ne kaoS Nc.
Edi, 10 posses TO a remarkable degree. for
more than twenty ,eau he ha. devoted b.. sn'"e
lae and energies to perfect himself Ia tbs deP'"'
meat, aud there !. M man equally ooHpe'e"' 10
give advice /, inventors, touching the validity Of
81 len. and the paieptab'l'ly Of in'en''on'' u
prosecuting claim. denied upon in'pe'iee''y pre-
pared Specifications. he has been particularly sue
es.,lal. large pan Of his practice bring 'Pp'al'
ia case. ~he,e patents have beea refused two am
lhree iimss IL consequence Of ineSpsrieuoe and
iscompeiency ia prperiny papeu. We cou6denI-
!, rrconnend Mr. Eddy to al Who are Ia wan, Il
an, information on the 'ufject. and eau Assure
them tia, Implicit reliance may he placed in any
statements he may make.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

MYsrEaiors DIsArrE,RANcE. The Adycr.
,iser publishes an account Of the disappear
anec irum Portland. OF Dr. Andrew j. Bal-
ley. physician OF the town OF Naples. Who
was visiting that ciIy ior the purlo'e OF
purchasing furritare Tor his house at Ma
pies. Aner completing bis business he
started his goods ioI home. and wrote To ! ''
brother that be Vas too unwcll "a retuin
that day. having suffered IRON an 'p'leP''
ca. to which be was subject IL Ma '~'"
on Thursday, the 2sd alt, since which ,9e
no trace has been discovered Of him. i''
thought, that he may have wandered oil in a
temporary alteration Of MOD brought q"
by HI. ilIpe--. a. he bad, on rr'''ou' o''''
sions. exhibited mental wandering 'l''F
suffering from tliasc attacks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

The letter Of " Veri,as las been receiv.
ed. It, sentiments woald undoubtedly end
a response in many hearts; but We have Ia
do with things a' they are. IL Is not the
mission Of the Republican party to make
war on slavery; but u war against Ihe at
temp, Of the olisarchy to assume the rsin'
Of government, aud extend "thc institution
to territory now iroe. Maine has no more
right to interfere with the internal Atari
VI South Carolina. than South Carolina his
with those Of Maine which would prevent
vcii,as from carryiu. out hi. views.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

c. c. {. The new Board Of Commission,
or, met On Monday, aud organized, a. re-
qulsed by law, Mr.. Barrett, the new Com.
missioner, having taken liz scai. Joseph
l.. Chapman. E,q., wa. chosen chairman,
Tor the ensuing year, though making, as the
Clerk remarked. elo.e run. The board adj
journcd IN Tuesday, to the third ra'.lay
They desire Us to lay that persons having
busiue., for that term will do well 10 Pre-.
sent it on the frst day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

ARRiv,L OF Mn SEWARD. S'na'or Sew.
ard arrived at New York on Ihs 18th. iron
Europe. lie was cordially received, by a
coue,ur,c ot friend. on the wharf; and a
still larger number waited his arrival a, 'l,e
A.lor House. IIe Is in the best ct health
aud spirits lie will resume hi. seat in tho
senate IN - few days. when No aprrchsnd
that lis namc will occur less frequently in
the debates and " We do not mistake ihe
man. the language Of Grc.eatius Ssnalor.
will b, hurled back 20 their teeth IN IA un.
auswcrible manner. Sir. Seward while IN
Paris. was the invited guest Of the EnpoF.
OF. at Compeisne,-an honor never before
extended. IL !. saiI. 10 an American citizen,
and no, atAll rclishsl by some Of the south
cfuers noW in France.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

srArE TRnsuRIR. \ dispatch from Au-
eus,a. on Tuesday, announces the fact tia,
tho Treasurer i, q dsfaulier, and that the
Governor and Council have ordered the
hanks having State Deposits no, 70 pay the
same on his checks.
The Daily Advertiser learns that bis bonds
men arr amply able to make good the amount
Of their liability to tho STATE. which We
gather irop the article, will make good the
deficiency in his accounts, lie has made
over hi. private property, l. well a. a large
amount under hi. control in Canada, TO 90
cure HI. bundsmen.
Further developments. !, !, stated will be
u,ade, on the assembling Of he Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

B,>c5R B,NSs. Tho Norombcsa Bank
i, In the hand. Of receivers. The trouble !,
.. -aI wa. rau,,d by the loanins Of az
amount II money cn memorandum checks,
without the knowledge OF the officers. The
Courier think. the bll.holicr, will not sui.
Ter. {, al.o contr,dicis the maliciou. re-
ports prcjudicial to the other banks in that
city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

ANDRoscocGIy RAILROAD. The annual
meeting of this corporation was held at
Farminsion On Tuesday last, when the Old
Bard of Directors were reelected. via !:
Jones. Otis. Smith. Lane. Reel AMI Millctt.
The s,Ockboldcr. voted unanimously to Gnd
q new cutie, for their road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

hrsovEp. The Lewiston Falls Journal
Of last week, Wa. printed with new type
throughout. The columns are a li,,lc mar
rover than before, yet make a papsr too
large 10 be afforded Tor the money. There
b. no halter Republican PAPER in the State
than the Journal and We are glad 70 zee
thi, evidence or enterprise and prosperity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

Tue MrssAoE. We give the Message en-.
tire in the present number. The document
require. little comment In the details Of
relations with Foreign governments twill
10 Of interest. Its manifesto Tor lhsJiefenee
" slavery in the territories and an Invasion
OF Mexico. are bid. Tor the Charleston nom.
nation. II. Gllibus,er notions In relation
To Cuba, are stale; and since strong i'm.
preston exist. tina, he has hardly a bakers
dolan Of supporters In Congress. u - evil
dent be can carry through none OF his re-
commcndaiion., and 80 no alarm Is excited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

TiS ORE DR. True mentions having re-.
ceiycd specimen. of Tin Ors from vt. Mica.
Mr. vgrrll. Of Norway, la, shown hm a
crystal Of Cbrysob.ryl, IRON Norway. min.
cral that ha- been found 10 but Two other
PLACES in this country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

TnE PLAYMATE. At the commencement
Of the year, when the children are looking
Tor some reading matter to he supplied, We
take pleasure IN calling ats.ution to the
Playmate. IL Published BY VIM. Guild
& Co, Boston, at cou Of only 81 per
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

CONSOLIDATION. An attempt will h' made
thi. winter to consolidate M the railroads,
between Bangor aud Portland. Tho plan Il.
to place them all under one Management,
ami run the road, To Pennington aud Skow.
hogan as brauch,, Of the main line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

BumL. Chapter 10 Of the History states
that the last sermon IN the oil church was
preached Fob. -, O 1913. by Rev Charles
frost. from sam. 1--la. " Hitherto hath
the Lord helped IS" The sermon Is inclu-
del in TAI, chapter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-06

S,tulN The Courier states that two no.
ole specimen, OF Is and 20 lb.. each, were
taken in the Pcnob.co; river the other day
Forty dollars va, refused Tor ono Of them.
They were taken 20 New York.