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Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,

FoR THE RAPID CURB or
Coughs, Colds, influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis. Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumpttve Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known 10 srrpass any
other for the throat and lung complaints that Il
useless publish the evidence Of its virtues ls
uurivaed excellence for coughs and colds and ts truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth
Few are the communities, even families, among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
some living trophy their midst Of its victory over tbs
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
Az all know the dreadful fatality Of these Disorders and
they know the effects of this remedy need not
do than them that has all tho viz
tues that did have when making the wheh have
won 90 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell. Mass.
AGENTS Charleston, C Carpenter, West Al
bany, r. c. Hovey. North Craitsbury, Scott, Jen-
uess & Co, East Craftsbury, A. N. Simpson
Bloomington, W 5. Addison, Bloomington Cen
ter. J. A. Seayey. Barton, W Iosiyn * son,
Derby Center. c. A Harris & Co, Derby Line
T. c. Butler, Glover. D. Whit,lesey, North Troy
VIM Gilman, South Troy, Akin Smales
Greensboro, A. c. Babbitt. Newport l. Robin
son & Co Irasburgh, A. c. Randall, Coventry
l. XImbar
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SUFFER- MOTT
A PHYSICIANS ACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

A few ration
al and disiu-
terested re-
MARKS, pam
phlet form, u
~ Fages, on
Seminal HeHk
Bess, Nocfurs
naIEuiiss.ous,
Iossof Mem.
ory lnsspacii
- Tor study,
or Bassnesz,
InpediFhen
70 Harriage,
dc artatug
/, fren tha ee
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DR.. castles Magnolia Catarh SRRlf,
~ Cures CatArrh Dcaascs~ Sore. Weak ahd
infiamcd Eyes; Discharges frctn The Nose snd
liars, removes those disagreeshle sensations r..
se4nblinr the Whitzng 90 steam, sound q lls'ani.
water fails, Ne, and al complaints " The HnAp
Boxes rs cents, with full directions.
HigTELrS CONDITION POWDERS,
For Diseases Of Horses snd Cattle. The sale 81
these Powders Is Immense, the Satisfaction they
give unhoaHded. Large packages, % seats, With
Fun directions.
IL Agents are authorised 10 refund pgschase
raaney when satisfaction i not given.
Manufactured By
DR.. EERRlCk s BROTHER, Chtmis's,
ALBASY, \. y.
u The above articles are sold By Drsegi :
ard Country Merchants ia every city, to~a ABA
Village ia the Csyilised World.
n Hr. HEEmcK's remedies are sold by drug
eists and merchants every where this paper cir
culates. Persons requiring them, will enquire O
their respective store keepers he sale Of these
articles are rs extended as civilization. 20
/ Aese ~ none.
/ AGENTS. c Randall irsshurrh, :
/ ilovev, West Albany; kImbaH Locke. Cow
entry; WIN Jo,lyn & Son, Barton; II. > ChHl,
/ lin, Glover SeAi
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aprr's Sarsaparilla,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And sor the spesay cure q Us sassansd vss~as -
scroTuia and serofaleus AfTsetlsns,s .sh
as Tumors. Ulcers, sores. EraPflons.
niaIns. and ali skin Dissssss.
OAKLAND, Ina-. eth gsas, lisa
J c. AxEz @. osass f-si q my asgy te
Hssins iahssissd sesefasus taiscton have sussrs
from in various ways S yssEa sesRetisaes Il bursf
cat IN riesrs ga ny hsnds aaa aEtaa semssisass u
turnsa lnward and distressed thu stomach. T~o
years ago broke cut ny head and covered ny scalp
aaa sags with which painful aad c@hsoms
beyoad description. tined many medicines aid several
FACT thu disorder grew ~ tenEth rsgososd
70 rsa1 IN the Gospel Messenger that you hse preavd
sson thai any thing you made most be good. seat 70
Cincinnati sad get it. and used Il tii IL cured took
H. IS you sdsise in small doses e ssaspoonfs ever
month and used almost three basfios New and hesthy
skin began form under the scsh which after
while fsil oH Ny SKIN IS nov c1e~r aad know b. ny
can we believe that feel what am saying when tell
you. that hold y0u 70 Re " the apostles Of he 49,
40 - - - ALFRED rALLxY.
81. Anthony,s Fire, Rose or Erysipeias,
letter and salt Eheum. scaid Head,
Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr.. Robert NJ Prebls writes from Salem, \. T. i2sa
Sept, 1882 that he hiss cured inveterAts case %
DTspsy which threztened to terminate fatally, By the
perseyering Of SArszpara. aad also danger
ATTACK OF AsC1daf EfvSFndf D AfEN ousee a3 Ne
sane; says be cures the common ErHPaoHs By It con
SANITY.
BronchoeeIe, Goitre or Sweifed Neck.
Zebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes Tires boz
ties o. your SArsApars cured me from 0src = hic
swelling the neck, which had suffered nona
over two years"
Leueorrh1a or whites, Ovarian Tuner,
Uterine liberation. FeNaaIs Diseases.
Dr.. J b. 8 Claiming, Of New York City, writes
eheerny comply with toe request Of your agent
saying have found your Sarsaperilis most excellent
alternative IN the numerous complaints for which ~
employ such remedy. but especially in Fsaaie Disees
Of the Scrofnious dAthsss have cured many snvetef
ate Of Leucorghos by IT. and some where the com
plant caused by uosTataon q the uss The ulcer
alton itself cured. Nothing within my kno~t
edge equals it for these female arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, Of Newbnry, Ala, writes, dan
gerous toy Of the females Ia my family
which had dehed all the remedies We could employ, be
length been completely cured by your Extract 81 ssE
sapArila- Our physician thought nothing but extirpH
lion could afford relief bat be advised the trial Of
Skrsaparia the last resort before cutting. and
proved efectual. AFTER taking your remedy eight week
no symptom Of the disease remana#
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INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co, Va. 9Th July, 1850
DE- J. C. AFER: Sir, have bees afflicted with pain
fuI chronic Rheuratsn for long time, which bsied The
skill Of physicians and stuck me In spite o. all the
remedies could find until tried your ssrsarsriliA Ons
bottle cured in two weeks aud restored nay general
health much that far better than before Sss
STACKED. think it wonderful medicine. J. FREAA.
Jules Y Getchell Of ST. Louis, writes: have been
afflicted for years with affection Of the LireT, which
destroy my health tried every thing aud every thing
failed to relieve and have been brokendoSn man
for years from other than derarSenlent
The Liver Ny beloved pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy advised
try your SarsapaTia because he said he knew you,
and any thing you made worth trying. By the bless
ing Of God it has cured and has purified blood
as to make a Of me. feel young again. The
best that be said Of you Is not half good enough
schirrus Cancer Tumors, Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfoiiAtion OF
the Bones.
great variety Of have been reported TO Us whefe
of these formidable complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy hut space here will not admit
them. Some Of them may be found in our American
Almanac which the agents beloE named are pleased 70
furnish gratis to all who call for them.
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epfiep-
sy, Melancholy Neuralgia
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine IL stimu
laea the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
oyereoes disorders which would be supposed beyond ts
reach Such remedy has long been required BY the ne
eesstes of the people, and confident that this viii
do for them all that medicine can do.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

OF ali disrases. tie Hrst great caass
Springs from neglect 81 Sstgrs's laws
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MAGIC EAIR lNyIooRAToIs

Stands uarivaiea 30 the vhoie catalogue ef HAIR
remedies. it IS The Exkv ipUAL' -ef the toiles
sud il ussd 10 she hslsst circles q snelsiy-
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The Benicia Boy

West Derby, june :. 1s8O-I2
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aK. 4 J. GrEIN-Mg Dear SiT L afor!s
me pleasure 60 iuiogua vou lLHt the - Prof
M0tt's Magic Hair hsieofator," obtained Of
you three menths since. has been used by my
daughter with complete success. i stopped tbs
hair comiug out lbs vrry short time, ard pro-
dnced healthy uondiliun Of The scalp. We are
now using The " Immigration" Us Toilet article,
aud can truly say - qualities in iht' respect
unsurpassed, lis delicate yet delicious perfume,
Is fgutgie in Sc compound, ard hazard B0shing
IN saying IL stands unsurpassed % tie Whole cnt
Liogue Of hair RENE iios.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

Az Act b. reduce the san,bsr u the menhsr ~ IN.
had ~ aEfS safr, and o. smsad ehapist hlp 'gh' ~
tho rr,i-sd .lslsts. fslaiing a. tho sane
X, ss.sA b, ts Ssais ssA HsSss y RptssSst4r,', -
Lgis.f.ss assS-Asa. AZ k'llowti
r.rt,os 1. The bard uf agriculture shall hs'e,nsr
consist u msa,bsf elected =, TIE stale sts"as -
EFT, ,ud one eu,tef nun each couniy the state The
nss.f. shail b. elected a. p'p,'ie IN thag'sf h
slsht 81 the revised .sttss bat in sas Ihsis He hsn
90. -,set, IN e,aniy, then The mshef hoai ih.i s'-h
~ shall 10 elected by sas'sHi'"n 81 delegates. sn",st
as ~ i've ifaa, each sc,sy 10 sch eoahV :" De s.sa
81 any regular niesi'ns ~ such ss'ss. ..d es'ss
o. b. ,lle. al such a,e snd place a. naJ h. de.shsisd
b, inc executive ussr IT The oldest 'siey IN s"eh esR
IA, BY written puties uum the cfsiaV ~ sara "'ae.'
safety IA the secretary 90 'seir',s- 81 .a,h "'e, Icy
az .is. a. NAV h- In .,id coahi hat % shall b The
dot, al m. executive aser- II ssii oldest ssieS :" s
ts,. ~. time nc holdRg said sensenii"n ee"e TIE sec
oni "Wednesday Of peesmhs, ~ each ysa, ne ~
.~srstafy sRd BY bat mske tln'ee 81 @sneet 90 We
bo.fd 1T agriculture fo the s"iup, aud is ..sfs,. ,han
deliver "a the snbsf thu. elected serncAts a" h's cleo
@ signed b, hia sud such c.fiibss,s shall be evidence
Of M. membership u the -ss'd o sgnsaste Asa H'he
p.u snaas es,,aE Of %. so,,a ., as,s ,.s ~. ~
the nds AMI bald hsr ees ief The time a. - Putdei
In .ssoa second Of thapsr hhy EIGHT 81 the revised stat
s,e,.a CHAPTER nny-ssld % the revised statute. 70
hereby - amended that .ssioa th'ee shall read a. @'
lJ~si ,--,--- A.
,a,te annually 90 the third "Wednesday 81 Jahasr and
may elect .aiissls F-foa A. seefet.p ~ the h"d s"d
ps.-snbs HI. dais-, and In ss-e ~ Nseno ~ a.m 80
the governor with sdSice ~ bi. eoaneil may
mi n, an ,,,. snd r.ars. Required b, Law ~ 10 made
h, aid .Dcsiie. shall he made ~ the seefesl ~ ts
eosrd, his e"mPsnsaihsa shall be Ten haea'., a".s
,r.t and such sete-.s travelling aBd inttrnth efss-ss
seepe ts the disshsse. ~ his duties, All an sesoan'
thereof shall hfi he sadisd and allesrd BY he f0'sf
ssd ooassiL The e."l-asa''ea 81 The ss'sss,, ~ ss
bard ipsiadsg b. the board, shan be w.
dollar, aay fnf stesedHg tarssa days and
sil s,ais mile or ua,e, bat s'nss. 81 ne ses'a .
sl-, m-nbsf of sfs 81 the sgsisiats he sha receive
tsssf~ssston ,a tat one tsgsrity.
rsor. y ses,ioa GaI % .i,d chapter 10 hereby %
amended .. % rad a. foilow-s
rsi.sl n shall he the dnty II said board ~ in,es'i'
rss ali such saljet. riaiiRE b. agriculture, lsn'sanfs
snd IN. arts eoasece herewith a. they may tas pfop-
~, ..l nav sk. bai IN trust and etsfci.e cenr osef
an, donations OF beas.ts made 10 n isf pfomshg ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

,It,l .usata 90 the t.ne,ai istsrs.t. ~ ha.hsnd,
sd ansaay ca 90 hsGfs The hind "Wednesday Of janus
~ b, ~ esntar q shall .sbmh - the ss.lsiafs de-
tailed fssft - ~ duihr., 9Th saeh saisnc- s ne my
si.,, ssd such and .lsg-.ins a. the
Interest. ~ agriculture o. fsqare, and al' ~ an
strait 80 digest II tho f,iafns ~ the several agchal
anI bfueuiiuDt - stiss and csoss y - pinsi h"asi
III. dHsetna aad euntrul pot mnf- thaa heen thsshi
suiss ~ .ah fst-sff. and Ave thsani ~ ssd a-faf
hts thussni ~ sad fsfor ant me ibussahi ~ sad 40
.trsst &c s q the sEatafr snd the r.msihdsf .f
di.tfhan, undsf the dfssinn ~ the h,fd aH"ns 'he
psops of the staie ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
ssid BY all DrsssI.s. Ia ihe Usi'eA s's's.'
AZ 3J Cents n Box.
" Pass. WIN he p,,ashsi Nsy ~, 4 Hi,is'y Of

Is Psr.. WIN he pa,ashsi Nay ~, Has'g q
Bulisas CsiisEs, BY hsv Calva Darfes, sdei W frf
IIspsias and othsrs sith Naturalization ~ os'. ssh-
iurn. In isrr- v,lums, s,e., 9th ssgrsuss. IN.
.urk ~ui srsbcr skstcs n th~ In ~ tr teieder, ssd
,.,iy friend. ADD ~troa. a the Ceege lnsuar q the
.~vsral Pr.eus afi the hstsry ~ sif respective Oh
lni.traton. an scc.nt - ths bahinss lAhf.nes, AZ
p.,.ts. .al mn str.. 10 tie ssge sofes besiies large
,1e, has hs.s sea 70 ths kss history ~ tbs fnss
tao Price ~ cspJ. Orders r single e'p,es ~ nisi-
AL. and la,t,u,ss sni the trade generally sctsd ~
A. WILLIAMS A Co, P.bii'As,',
100 wsshinron strsst, Bostoo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
1860

an, ps.h..s.. 81 .ash s's,sai csssssa nalss. -ish
al. snd pfthass - made shieci :" sash sSeb
.ash inise,sis~.- ~ sssaei ~ speaf., 70. 80 ~
rsfs ha,tnE pfsnV tho fiFht II ihs E-f-'" ~ sha
ssh safe va m,as IN wh".s bshs "'dsisd Ahd "
creed The hfd nssiHs ~ The new oaf.fs,-,a W, -
called IN The naarst ~ was aaihsnfsa h',slllht
ths frst sstnf ~ oft,aai eafnranu, The o's'hai
taf.rfanR shsH ssi,ass 40 s,,slssss 10 %. Fi :. ~
cu,'ns snd p'i'ns p. a,s'., 800 s s,,i ~,
n,sif %. ufht. II frsr,s ar'ss sash"nf'asi s"'f.
uua g, .u-ss hldsf., wh'sh ahJ Ts''"" may nave
siihsf 90 ssatf,st ~ U,hst saass 81 asi'uh'
E,,t Nbsa by vita. ~ ~. J.,ssf II .,ls IN The
uaannf. deed uadst which ssch sals a'sy iks P'ses
By tie dssfre II The eSan uits'as 'lth 'as !" ny we
Laws 81 ne state the oTifnai tUr.fai'a - any t-t-s ~
taf,s,raas siiasf uBdsf " has ufht ~ f.deen Hsn
.ash .s- the psrssb earreatinh hs'hr safh Neht'
.haI 10 .s,.d D. redeem Ia 10. msHnst I-s,d-d n 'ss'
ttn. thiftssR tafsea hiissh, siUssa seventeen, "sh
tees ninsissa All wsniy ~ sh'p's' a'nst ~ We
,ntuls,. Hat Ihs PATTI rsIssa'ss ifn '"sh ,.s .h.'
r., s adliiaa the aarsHt - the sale AMI ihlefe.'
ihs,,,s, al .ash fesssss s,sai'ats- q. shall have
been made ~ -ash c"f-'a'aa =" s"'"p''o"s 'sPa'
log. AID t'laRs said raifad Asd ~ laNhs-s :" up
sny Rsss.say thsf.sf aeusiHH nsfsif'.' the net ~
saa. IT Israd danaE the iis ~ 'aai - "a sss I
ss,.iaa 81 .ssh ssS sufJ.hfsli"a. .
r.rt The psrssdinE s,ciian shall sPpJ " anr Irt
,,s 90 s,.sati,a ,s.lhE ~ redeem fiinai vines "a
...-~s-ou ofihs &C bfsac u tho eond'" 'H'he
deed ~ Trust ~ sai trustees.
H.rt Tho at shall taks effect When sPpfufsd
Approved Mach ~, i.o.l
An Aor o. amend ..,iios frof shsP'sf thiry faaf 81
Tho Revised statutes, IslaIbs - "iasoa' Ahd Aa''"
M - ,-.,,.t ., "a, S.ai. 81 Hs.ss II Rsy,s.s.iss', 10
I<gt.laisfs ssssshisa, a. olle~si
$500. That the tsuuh .esiirR IL the ihfiy i'anh
sbapsg u tho revised stsie. D. amended y .'nsHE e
the sfi. .thc iowa su ~hiCh b. received his lsra.r
IN the .sc"nd lac Il said 'espa, ahd We "o'l,' n
state BE- and the bsfsby ,-stisd, o. lhA ihe
sad sesii "a .hali read as iolio~si
.~.st 4 SO sastosssf. shall allow any lsf~ah not
legal voter IN hi. state b. act Nc % anis' h's,
90 \, u.slis snsta,s andsf snsiD ~ my dasr. ~
each odssss and an, ISf-on - asi'Hs shall 30 'ee' "
the .ims penalty.
ssrr . rb,. .h, iis elect i'"" and '''s' '' 'P-
lApg,c,,a msrh 20, 1901
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
DIR. j. w. PHELPS,

We q, Trs@o-i 81, Bs.i.a. az hs slSs Of -, Ge'Iss
Easis has i.fs. a8d sssusirr A,sa-snt q Frss'ss.
Ibas@iasl S-ypsrisr,. SAs-lss, bFse's NA Ehsshs
Sisskax, ksss Caps. saA spsTsiat 80 The ev'fvstlun
sna eas, II al kn. q lhysicsi DstsAes. Ala Name
.oafvs q AuiGcis l<s., Hama. .aa Ans. h' Insifu
have bs-a s.ei Ia the easssshsscs sssusi H.
P'lal GO ms', ihaa issuJ J.sr, 80 -s'i % IA '"i'f
ln,titltiaa. In ElrpT-.
" Do, cal, ~ Dyugrisf' ~ sgfss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
Browns bronchial Trochcs.

~ csrs. csssA, Cod, Hsarss-sss asf " fssrsa-
Csrss any Hrtfsffsa or Ssrsss. Of hs TAfo,f.
R,b,t,. fks Hs< liar CossA ~ cSsssupfi0s.
R.Iisrs, Brose Aiiis, LsfAns ssd CafagrA
CIssrs s.d Eir,s shsnxtA 70 fAs rotcs " sncSss-
I.disysassbls 10 rrnLh rFs.ksAs.
sOsfGia ssd siapis, CHtpAss COS NO h,a,
AZ lacy sssisf ErP,eisrsiisa and rshsrs Hoarsrss'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
Cou IN - .

Browns TIA, ,--,r,a. 10 N, invest, q, Troches
-hlsf The TreeAss ). 9 sp-cine.
Brown, h;'.ss H.i' Ne Nv .,,,, s.'" Froches
Browns pssis sT-sl.r." ~" Troches
gEy. D. n. CHAPLIN
-II,vs pss,-i suf,msly 'sr- Tyocbea
DrOWn ylc.alss 80 iIsrens.s" A'osS'
Browns -.l%.s., 's.,.a, r.si . ne Troches
d.ife.sius isA-sf - breathing "
Browns '''T ss e A = g. roolrsros Tfochss
.csuta n ~ Oviun, % sny;hinf
p,o,ycts .liIlaa- pg. A. A. HAYES, Tfoches
b'oWh' Cbsnilsl, Basinn
"a .mpe AL pls.ssnt sDsab-
Browns nation 80 Coash., ke." lrcCnes
pH.u BiokLDw, bDstna.
pxown,. "Bessae,Ai 10 Brsaehu.- Tvoches
pIu"hs DR J. y. ". LANE, Ba.,ea. AaoeSs
Il have p..vvi ihsm sicsllsai
Browns a. ws:p,s. soa s,.,,v Trochss
Browns -u.a.oe,.i -s.o ,,p S a to Trcches
.pssk, ,arsnhg frau coii."
Browns hr'' 8 j. p As'r y I,s.. Troches
Browns sa~nsu5.i,sa;,., .crrv,,n rroches
Browns 1871 , !. i.ss q g. rs Toches
81 common 9Th sI-ssss. and
Browns 500 $500, rso,: y = sT T Trochss
Browns re- N"' ''"' ' ~ Troch,s
ii have hen much ,mIc,~i
p,o,yn,s vlh Brunchlal Arscsisn, pfoiar. TT orhes
bioWh isr IIa.r.sBe.s sAd Coash- iks A'Ss"~S
Brown, r,a,s.S. s'i". p'-sr ~ sl..,. Troches
ss.. b. Ihs ,eics" nv. GEO
Browns ,Iask Ms .Ss' c,S :. sa'@' Troches
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-31

to recover the value Of the books. triend
Grow devootly asked 70 be forgiven and BE-
restorted to fellowship. When Grow had
concluded Brigham arose and piled the Ae.
ony'npon Grow most sIarningly. tolling him
he wss truly willing, 20 he hes said, to do
anything, good or evil; that he hsd been
bsPfi'ed twenty times, and "cut or hslf as
msny times; snd that he should not be bsp.
'ised sssin, unles II were after the fashion
Of the baptism ot1,he Jew BY the Catholic
prie't--to be promptly pushed under the Ice
the .'nesrest way to- heaven, 10 keep him
saved when snee In q condition for Il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-31
LUMBER.
How Brigham would ..Baptise 4
ete.ifo Drunken Mormon.

The Utsh correspondent of the New York
Times saysi ~. ..y VI IL
Yesterday was the monthly Norman day
Of prayer and fasting. The faithful met in
the Tabernacle, and Almerion Grow TOOK
occasion to confess that when in.,Wsshing.
ton, end two-thirds ,drunE. at Sbe instance
Of Judge Geo. p. Styles, he. Grow, signed
a document to the effect that certain law
books belonging to. or 10 the possession of
Messrs. Styles and Williams, were mslic.
'ously burnt, under the direction and sane.
ton Of Brghsm Young. Grow said hi. ON
ly object In doing this--for be confessed he
iwss. not in the Territory At the time of the
burning-was 10 enable Styles 70 recover
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-05-31

PROPER PRoHUNoIAT,oH OF LINCOLN .-Th,
nomination Of Abraham Lincoln, as the Re
publican candidate for President, has rsiss,
the question Of i,s proper pronunciation- =
many contending that II should be prenoun
ced according to ito literal orthography-
Lincolle1 All the best authorities, how.
ever. agree In pronouncing 1t as they do ou,
West -Linken. Below we give three lead.
ing authorities on the subject:
Link on-Lippincott's Gazetteer.
Link-un-Websters Unabridged.
Ling.kun-Worcester's New Dictionary.
In Illinois where everybody elaine the
privilege Of familiarity with "Old Abe,''
they have somewhat improved on the above,
and speak Of the distinguished Sucker aG
"Old Abe Lick. en-"
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WHO COMES NEYT7
HuNrrn. Ohio, NAV as,b. Issf

HunrER. Ohio, May 2sth, 1850.
q, AH D. Thosusr: Dear Sir: Please send
US the Campaign CzRosicLK, and we will
pay you for 1t the FIRST time any one Of us
are In town.
We read the Independent Republican, as
there are some four or five copies sent to
this Office that are not taken out, but the
sentiments Of Charlesworth do not suit our
religious belief very well, especially on po.
'itical questions. A. w. GlVENS.
A. J. SMITH,
~ THOS. LEWIS.
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9.fxtBs.

DlED-hay sth At the residence of he,
father, in Richlsnd township, Misc MARIAN
L. KEEFER, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth
Keeier, ia the 23d year Of her age.
She wss the first ofs large family, 80
leave for that better land, where death has
never been known. /; !,
iMarish wss Q consistent member Of the N.
e. Church for shout five wears. She was
faithful in the use OF Tho mSsns of grace,
but her MISTER no doubt ssid to her, it 10
enough. "enter thou into the Joy Of the
Lord" y.
May this circumstance be snisdmonition
to the rest of the family. and may they, BY
grace, meet Msrish ~ Heaven. r
-, A! D. MCCORMICK. y
st Clairsville, May a3d, go.
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RELIGION Nv NO UNIT PLEAsA VT
sr. CLArssvrLLk. NAV 90. 1850.

ST. CLAIRseILLE, May 90, 1860.
Mr.. THoBURH: There 10 at this time q
very prosperous state Of religion in the Pres
by,erisn Church Of Mount Pleasant, under
the Psstorate of the Rev. Benz. Mitchell.
There were added to the Church on last
Sabbath IS, 10 on examination and 8 ON Ger.
tificstes, and at the preceding Commun ION
crs. The peace and harmony which h
pervade the whole Church is truly plcas.n,
and the confidence and love that exist be.
tween Pastor and people, and which indeed
have existed for over thirty years, without
interruption 10 truly delightful. COM.
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hnSSf,. ..fsSssis !.

fil@Sf, ..fsHsts IN 80, 4
Hsye very generally declared spr tincoln
and Ashifts The New Yo,k Times comes
promptly to .Sst work. I, ..y.:.
tq! afissnt, appearances. we
have no hesitation, ,fn ssyips that the sue.
esss of the sRePubtI-in. ticket promises TO
be the onIy practical mods Of escsPlng the
dsnssrs which menace Tho peace, ,shd pfos.
petty Of The country, IL sseas probable
that the only choice which rehectiag men
yill be allowed to mske In. the csning can.
vsss, willie between eIes,iug. Mr.. Lincoln,
and thus comnisiiGs the Fsdersl Govern.
. meat Ia, he hands Of an sbls, .honsrt aud
upright citises, or seeing the Presidency
seFambled for on the Hoor Of Congress and
made the prize pf vepaIi,y. or the sport Of
men wba speculate professionally In the
uiisery'sp distress Of their county"
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FAITH AND WcRKs An ardent young
Republican rushed into the Herald Office in
Cleveland last Monday and anded Benedict
q manuscript which read thus:
Two things are necessary to tsalvation,
viz. Faith and Works. In Abraham we
have Faith, and In Hannibal, Works. The
country is saved.
The young man Immediately fsinted.
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The Springfield (Mass } Republican gives
q most felicitous definition Of Honest Old
Abe" the Presidential candidate Of the Re.
publican party. 1t says:
He will make what we have not had late.
ly-an honest P resident. He 10 neither q
trickster nor a time-server, but q straight.
forward, manly, able man, who believes In
the principles he represents. He 10 In fact
the Rep ublican Platform in Boots.
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Attention

OF readers 10 called to the sale Of town
lots In Bsllaire, o. advertised in another
column. There will be good chance to
msks good bargains. The sale must be afl
fectsd At whatever price. Bsllsirs is pleas
snt town to live in, so buy a lot build a
house. settle down to live at your ease, who
ever wants 10 do 40. l ..-.. ..