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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
''No, no, we want to enter the list

/ NO, no, we want 10 enter the list
now"
''Then you cannot enter at all-but
If you Will wait til the twelve months
are past, [ will then get you carriage,
ani live III style 10 the utmost Of youi'
wishes. 70 this condition You must
consent, OF be willing to live, as we al
ways have done, 'ln the same good old
way"
''Slnce we must, then We must, for
there Is no appeal from your decision,
Of course, for women never have .
voice iii anythiag.''
From this time thc old gentleman
heard no more from his wife, or his
daughters about the matter, but he saw
that they We're evidently Watching the
Cartons from day to day, and longing
10 have the twelve months slip by
; toT they knew that he would be as good
- hi: word, and, ifso, thai happy times
awaited them.
SIX o. the month. passed away as
the tirst had began-Air. Carlton drove
powerful busine neSs-.iving III great
style encu1ragod custom from every
Gaarter-joId Oh credit to any and ey-
cry one--gave splendid parties--oounte-
nance1 the beaux in their attentions to
his daughters, and solicited popularity
on every hand aad secured lt--and
wnen his notes become due he didn't
meet them!
Alas for this one mistake-tilis
sI!sntest obstacle to success. That lii
GetI weight caused the scale 70 turn
, against hl.I-ag4.tl his family! The
drama ceased-.he curtain fell! Those
same merchants in the great ciJy, when
they neard he was dash:ng out, and
what "a swell he was cutting'
sa,nv friends Of his who had SO encour-
aged han 20 90 into the country and
make his tortana, now came upoa him
with their notes like an avalanche, and
swept hlm away into bankruptcy
1t were II a moMe2t; in the twinklin2
OF All eye!
One morning as Mrs. Benton and
her daughters were looking out OF the
Wlndow, ii the direction Of Mr.. Carl
tons store, they saw Mr.. Benton stop
ping before the store, and looking At 1t
apparently VITA an ulaSoai degree oi
interest.
" hat can that mean p said Mrs.
Benton. 'Sdreiy sonctning must have
ap,,4ned, ot;laT wise Ml. Benton would
'nG linger there SO; there mast lie a
death III the tan4iy - Grape at the
aoOr!"
.oJiletA'nS more than tnat nother,
SAID one Ct Cne iau5nter 3 "9ataes
"o1i1 1T step SO long for that
"tY naC can it be, then?' said she,
"suTeiJ, can't ina 5iiIc.'
s. -ur>, Benton waited for Mr. Ben
to:i 10 cone a.ong AMI explain.
" ell, Mr., Benton, sai:i she, "what
is the matter at H.. Cariton's p
N o5i1n,g very Remarkable" said he,
the store is closed, that IS ALL"
1T Is and whore j. NJ. Carlton ?''
"Gone."
stone where 90
"Wnere / expected him to go.''
s:S4 10 tell "a
''Into bankruptcy.
''ile has I"
w 40 would have thOuOht OF any,
tfiA5 else: He had nothing to start
Win, and 2oth:Hg TO 60 Oh Wnh, moth
u Keep up with except other peop:e's
iA0i'ey; whist tnat lasted he lived, and
4 ! IL
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

and she. T., her LusbanI " IN tho sa9[.,
~ A. E,'0 ~ ''s' ''soaI'd, % t'e sa5-
~ l' ~ e;J'' "d ''''i'' m n'llssi' @ "a asstIeo a now
haa ,l .,,',- 10 o",' = ':'"''? ''e'
,n.r,a; @ ' etet. >,.t '1's a., ".'9- Ills ooIt
zr,,,l;1asS ,,a:, '' " "o' -'''
90 a. :.
~ ~ 49,. d 7n'o", I3 Sa,i 1'S Sne' uon
N .' 100 q 'iS'i ~ o.''''o' ia'l
n5 n5d 80 y, why ''''y ''.'7 o"' Id I" 0o'0n
anu
g. o,o.', 49, no. h0t SO oao as 'hae' !, salu ne'
ulVsH tha+ :. ~ a>,,,, 49,,
o''' ''''' - %" enough "",y
o:'n -" : 'I' Z Gt'Ila57' 100 0"Fe'y
w, '',, l"';:Hi t -, long oA'"5a 70 nave
'',A'I r'':: ,"' IT.
n.y. ','"' IS "il'' those very le'-
''ss '1''i}iH ~ - "'' Ii3y say 'hA0 ;'a
q |''S''' oss' ctS9' "i'1 loE i1a' reason
0h'Y t|t' 32i1H Llt.
~ I'll, ,o# IS that ~ o'r.ton can
''l''f>: SYN a., i "e'' 'e'e ana you -
iiStIl;"3:
/. 4 Hat IS q secret OF MS own, mag
i'5:
- "a ca" 20" get INTO IL
'IrooAo.y | ln,glt.f I felt 50 dis
posod.'
"Ihern, It * all yotlr i.lli9Dositjo9. Is
it? Wei I do thiaN''-
"Ol. uol,I buy c9ryjun s111-
pose, it [ tried. Is that ali that vou
want ~
"ND, Of course not, we want to live
in the sau1a style that NJ. Carlton does.
ana the si.ls feel s;irhtel that thav
csl4il"t."
"Ah, see, we have cot 20 dash out
il the same way, ana spend all taat we
have r,,t E, d,, .,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
The Two Merchants, Or Living i
Sty-e.


otAh or the HUDSON, LITTLE known to
ia"ie. y" distinguished preacher or
orator ever Originated Ih9ic, nor any
"itoh or Field Ii1e principal nlaa II
The village, en4yed Ia seclaf coneern,
Wis hlcFcAlnG. bor some years ne
h,el Oeeii ct1pio Jcu diligently AMI falCil-
lusIy III his DaSin4SS, aud had gradual
y oecalic possessed OF competency.
ndt MS sacccss was owing, i'll u great
measure, to MS economy, Us we'll Us u
his dni9cnce and fidelity. His family
was taF5e and Ion! of display, but their
1OndEcss h)i never been freely graft
led, Tor they were unler too rIg!4 co..-
tfol Tor tnis.
Nj. D@ntoD, the merchant IL QGas-
llo.i, WIS III honest inih, aai conSc-
4de.!5!y ;tA el.c4p 4ptIOn 10 many Of his
|ocat!ol:. ul:lva1y, move tie view
ca, u not the pest po..cy, t;.3 most es-
tiHlap4e, a4t tI&t-rr,4..i;t, therefore, 10
hlt@t 1t It .;;.42 Oh iIj~ cIA!a>:t Yet tie
iuQLl.pu ji7l,::>: to Ut dome to himself.
a. yea as others. r9ql.r4I his Gus
toners 81 t2.o cloa@- 81 tn> yeI.,, t. ca!
A1d settle ttIclr aocD>,nts, ur dtsto1Cin-
a..lu,,, .I,,Yi....,.., .,,.,,,. rl,t.>,.,
rs, lur "tnl are D.,, ,,i>yar, r<.4~iy :,
citI aaI s.:t',, 1T t,. t,,o4 :, .,,,in!'.I ~,
tin, ,i,,un,..i ,,., ..,i.'r. ~. -, :,
sA.i,....,,, ..j':,',..., ~:,.
.l,.,,sl njD ,,,,I., ~. .,,,r.,
10 py ln,,,l,ui t,r II,1 s.', n',t ~ ,,,e..t
on ,,,,.1,..,,,,, ,.r,,. . Al 49,. +;,n,'
.:l,sl...are1-.,nI ~ ,n- sN.;s5:,,.,'..'1'.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23

He who can conceal his joys is
l-@-- - :, : . ~r-I>o o--> I. ~ ~-r;st:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-06-23
a Kid-4ioyei Gampson.

Douglas, My 1!st, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
CERTIFICATES.

We the unJef.isusd having u.ed Ford's Pc.
tent Cnhiyatnr and Harrow Nth the most per.
bet satisfaction. take PLEASURE 10 cslbag the at
tent ION of the farming community IN the peculiar
merits and scientific pfincipes in'ol'ed IN the
constructions IL thu. tooth.
IL work. admirably for harrow in more 81.
f-ciuslly pu,srirng and rendering light the so,l.
than a-y chr i-pi,.,,A Of hastaadry .Ss - s..
rfon it, scisatihe Construction u 10 peculiarly
adapted To ,safd lspd. The cutving blade Of the
tooth going forward holl. the .od down While the
after pau cuts Il through. thereby thiofoSyhly
pul,efiIiug II ,rihsa iurAi-En s,,r. add fenlsrsg
Il y Easy "a hoe a. oil and light gpaai.
One great advantage 10 this tooth 10 u never
chg. or hiirhs., aud twice over the groaad -ill
pot IL " h.tirt coad,i,oa 10 plan, or SOW, than
l,ar times over With the common haUo~.
u !. much lighter Of drsugh,, Rave. the ssr.
face level. and AZ the same time, ~ the dsp,h u
the tooth. Gns. nsIl,w aud light. wh'ch Is indi.-
psa.Lle u the health and ihrity growth Of veg
citation.
Aaoiher grca, improvement !, that :, Get. IN
guain even. With ons.haf the work, aad better
ihsa any other harrow of cultivliDr .e have ever
u.ri.
~ 6ae, IL .uoossd, beyond al expectation. snd
!. ruI tool that ha. long l-~p nee'lsd. And We
.ay Ia ~ farmers, ty u, sni ansr iair trial -s
helieye YOU will come O. the cooclus'on yoa can
not a11rd tn DO wiihoui me.
VILLAS JoHs,os, GOrhsm, Ne.
~. ~. JoHsso>,
-. e.. LihsT.
Esss,ISR Han. Ls~i.,on.
DAVIS NryIss,
Jo,rrH w.LKss. Waterford.
~. X. Procr"N,
=. Y. PEocTOE,
=. ". SauspLHs, Norway.
LurHtE IiouGEroS. Waterford.
Tn. sLa,r Harrow sad Cuhisaiof can H. OBJ
tainsd by applying 10 Nc, At s.. Waterford.
MILLER & BROWN.
FebtuAry "a. 1850. S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

In Connecticut ne Republican, have ff-
iy.nins majority in toe House AgAin''' sV-
sn,esn last year, and seven majority in the
Senate against Eve last year. Ga Monday
evening. .Ay' an exchange, the democrats
premAiurely eSultod over the supposed ell
se,.on Of J. T. English, their candidate for
Lieutenant. Governor. A crowd Of eight or
ten hundred went 70 rejoies with him aud
took /. brass band with them. Mr.. Eng
lish thanked thea fer eleCiing him, told
them they might have elected better man
bu, he would take the Oii,e, and DO bis
best to discharge is duties. Then the
crowd huIrahsi, and Mr.. English invited
them into the Toniine to drInk-an invita-
ton mo-. cordially accepted. UniSria'
nalsly Mr.. English Was no, elected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
The o,r-rnntcd nlticr,.

The qsalilie. OF ,hi. mel,cias have placed 4,
upon m ,mrsrishablc iou,iatioa. In desiroy,ng
disease. sni ialocias health /, Ia. M parallel.
ror the iolo~iay complaints these biIisrs are a
spssi6c, ,it,-Dy.pep.i,. or Indigestion, Heart
Ruru. Acidiiy. Css,ivr.s.., L,.s u Appetite,
Ile,dach. All G,nsrsl DEBILITY.
u may section. Of our couuir, this prsrara.
,ioa :. sN,sa.,'ely seed by physicians ~ their
pfaet.,s. .ad Il .esn. a. haze restored m,sy 10
hsahh Who w,r- ,ppirea,Iy beyond the reach Of
tie hs,iH. art.
Suhjoiusd ars lev uil.atss from vel Aaown
phy,,s,sas
Maa.6ell. T,osa Co, Pa. Aug. 26, ls5s.
have u-sd the ONygrnst~i ntiers ~ ny prsc-
tee With decided ssycsss ia debility anil gsnsrtl
prosir.tioa, s. anl caa6ienil, recommend It en-
ssnrraI debility. anl n Eases ~ ne digestive OF.
g,n'. ,. ~. WHITE VI. u
Aublr., y. Y. Sept. q. is5s.
Gsutl-meu, I have b-cn Ia ihc drug ba.,ne,s
the st IS ,cars, ani have never sold meiicin'
~h,sh has g''sa such great satisfaction "a o,'s'
Il Dyspepsia a. the ONygrnatrd Buffers, aad is
~. q. FOWLER.
Barhagton. VI, No, u. lisa
Gsniemen; ! an please o. state that have
tried The ON,gvuntrd Ruisfs iur ln'iig~stion and
Debility, aai iouna immediate relief from u.ins
oaS a part Of bottis. I have the grrai-s, roo.
6iears Ia u asa cur, lot Dyspepsia and Gsnsrsl
DEBILITY, aai recommend u With upeh pleasure.
JAMES LEWIS, VI. u.
Prepared D, SEtH ". Fowls s Co. Bostou.
and f,r sale nv n. .. Bate. = Co, Paris; wm
A. Rlst, S1aih pafis; u. =. Nu,es, Norwa, f.
4. Atwloi L Co. Buck6eli. " : Chase /
CO., DiN6sli: y. :. Ch,adl,r .nd &. 4 ~. n.
Mason Bethel and hg dealer. syeNwhcfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

FoErieN Nrws. The Prince Albert a,
St. Johns. bring, Eur5Pean date. 70 the Sl.'
uli. We select tie following items Of in
,srss, from Der Dispatches.
warrun, has been issued against the
rrirs fehtcrs IlecnAn and Saycr-, 10 compel
them % keep the Vcacc.
Alta meeting o. the pircciors 81 The At
lantic Telegraph Company, the iormer res
olutions we're rcscindsi. and % vas deter.
mlncd % raise Us, 900 on mortgage OF
the OLD cable. 10 be expended m Efforts Tor
is restoration.
The Fr,nch senate has indirectly rejected
bv a lars- manTity, numerous petitions ~
ouest.nr their Intervention m favor OF The
temporal power Of the Pope.
The Pope has Issued protest against
th, annsxation Of the Marches. Much cx-
element existed az Rome aud IL Was ru-
morcd that hi, holiness had secured sale
quarters In Spain.
A large number oi workmcn bad been
put upon the Great Eastern.
The London Times Of the esth quotes ".
lantic 4 81. Lawrencc Railroad stock AZ =
ass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
GEO. CUSilNAN. oi said

OSToEp, -. At the term of the court of Coca
" Commissioner, holden st Paris, ~ and f'r
the Couniy of ONf,ri, go the twenlicih day Of
March, \. u. is6D. by sdjourum,nI tom
6rt Taesd'y Of Sepiembsr, \. u. 1859.
Cron the foregoing petition, sstiflactory e'i'
dencc h,yin, hecn rcriyrs tha, the pe,it'oncf.
ace rr-ponsihlr and that in1uiN inir the m.fiis OF
their application - eNpcd,sat, IL a. OHptSIp.
that the Coun,y Commissioners meet Al the hotel
At Moth wcols,ock on Tuesday the 6fc'uih day
u MAY nsNt, NJ ten Of the clock ~ the iar.nDon,
dat thence proceed To- vicw the route mcn,'onsd IN
ssid rejiion Immediately alter which view hear
~ q the parties All witnesses Willie hata some
convenient place ~ the v,cinity, anl such oihe'
measure. tsAt q IN The pr,m, ~ the Comm'.sion'
rrs shall nudge p.opsr. An Il !. farther Ordered
that notice II ,he tine. pl,.1 AL parpo.e OF the
COmmis.iansr.' mesting Aforesaid h. gwen o. all
prr-ons sal co'para'ions Interested by c'usilg aa
atte'ej copy oi aid peitan aad thi. order there
on 10 IT, served on the clcfk 81 NJ IOWA II W"o.i.
stock, ani slso posted a. three Pablo paors ~ sai
tawu, nnd pHlilshri thurr weeks 'ucrcssi'eb in
The ONiuft Dcmocfat nsssIspcT pfintsi ~ Ia
10, ~ saii county Of OSoFd the hrsl - .aid puh-
icalions and each II The other nllises, % "
made, served and po.iel a. least thirty DAYS H..
isfs slid tine IT mrctug, t. the - thu, all pr.
sons AMI corporation, may thea All thee appear
aad sh-~ csa1c u any they have. Why the
prayer ofsaid pciit'oHsf. should not IT, gu'a,cd.
Attest SIDNEY rEHitM. Cictk.
4 iwe copy If ,a,i pgiitioa mi orlsr II Court.
Aue.ts SIDNEY rERllAM. Ci.tk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

EcUAL DAYS AND Nieurs. Abou, tho
vsrnal equinox, the Sun rises at aud sei.
q, c. making the night. equal al over the
earth. The sun Is vertical 20 The equator,
and sends bis raysat the .lme angle to the
North and South Pole. A ak month day
4. now begun at the North, and a siI
mouth nigh, AZ the South POLE. The sun
will travel North Tor the next ninety days,
or until be {, vertical a, the Northern ;rop-
&c, % l.a degree, from the Equator. Tie
will at that time send hi, rays jus; 80 many
degrees b,yond ,h, North Pole, making
perpetual tay there. Gui wall AL JUS. 20
Ear saor, Of the South Pole making PerPai-
ual night there To psrs1n standing on
the NSrth Pole. the Sun appears always IN
view during these SIX months Of light; bat
a, first jus, above the horizon. and then RI
sing gradually higher FOR % dsys, and then
,absidins for % more, when il has gone
from view Tor 80 days. \ Polar resident,
If there Be any, has no idsa Of diurnal time,
and probably none Of d,urnal motion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
Poster. April 10. lS6O.
For Sale,
rrnr HOMESTEAD or Eliza nAMl

TUE HOMESTEAD or ELIZA nAMLiN'
I,te ofP.ris. terea.sd, situate on PARE It'll
AL ffoniias the Wet siis ~ the common, eo"-
si.ting ola dwsihng-hlu.e about iouy feet square,
n good caait,,n. aad = new siablc aad oui'huiid-
iass erected last season. add about Eve acres OF
had ~ high state OF cultiv alton, embracing q
Large gardra sai choice variety Of grated fruit,
.,nirisut boz the zee 81 one family. IL y one 81
The r, st dssir,be plices tor a sunBer residence
in this pat Of the eoustTy.
AI.o 4 iarm hall a mile distant. oi about eighty
,-,e.. e5a,isting 81 woodland, orchard. moSing
aod p,.turase, which will h. s"ld atogciher OF In
narc,is q. siil best accommodate purchasers.
For piilieuhrs spply 10 saml IL. Carter ESQ.,
Il Paris. 90 T.. l.. H,mli". Baasot.
Pafis. Feb. 9Th. 1851. 'm%
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
up. UA @

Their, !. no uedieine. NJ the pressn, day, Valus
90 high a. Perry Davis. Paia Killer. lha's
sssd Il ia my family for y,ars; IN every instance
Il IA. proved ss'rrrisu reweiy. tested IL.
qual,,y to-day on a severe barn, and ipund II oil
that coald - de.ifcl. 4. u. MILNE.
Editor Of Messenger.
Portuguese Colou,. Jaly 1t, 1857.
Messr.. Pstry Ds'isSS - ai-Genilemsa-AL
~ ne. a. an sys ~itness Of The grsat good Which
,osr sSc.ll,ot Pals Killer, has dosc amons.t the
exile, Il Madeira, To- state &c the good q othcr',
that IL :. nov. AL has been for ,car', the great
6u,ily msdicias. We have ipuad Il cNccIep, "a
lever ard Aye, n e,1ghs, cold. dysrspsis. psr-
,ois Aead,css. gravel. &c. The Introduction Of
The Pain Kil-r has bc.n a great blessing 10 the
~hols eolouy. MANUEL J. GoNSALvEs,
Misi.,sr q the Gospel anI oas Of the Malsr,an'.
SOIL by ssrats =, rwherv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Died in this village, Tuesday, PEpEo Ia
oc,S, a native Of Africa. While Hon. v.
ID. Paris was Marshal OF Maine. SLAYER
was captured. having lsfs on board bO, two
Of the Africans that had composed her car
go. These lads, after acting as witnesses,
were taken In charge, one by Mr.. Paris.
and the other by the Marshal OF Massaeha-
se,ts. The family laugh, Pedro our Ian
gusge. gave him rood education, and have
treated him 10 every respect as one OF 'h'ir
numbsr. lie has always malniained an al
fsctionAie regard for them. dsvolins him.
elf faithfully to their interests aud r'ia''ns
TO leave them. lie had also adopted the
name Of the family who bad befrisnded him
Ills funeral was ATTENDED wednesday after
noon, by a large number OF our citizens
Few have gone from our midst, whose loss
1. more generally or sincerely mournei'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

To the Honorable County Commissioners Coz the
Cosniy of Osford.
ID EspECTfULlY represent, the inhabitants
II Of Woodstock in said coeniy, by Perrin
Dudlsy. Gcofge Cushman and kiboa Perham.
selecimea and ageai. q said town, duly author
iIed aad empowered fpr that parose. that hereto
fore the Count, Commissioners within aud lor said
Co.nty. vtoa petitioa u A. J. knight 81 als.,
aGe, due prueeediugs held in thr premises +,
heated a certain rad or highway IN ssid Wood-
stock, iroH the eastman store at North Wool.
stock toad near the town puuad IN Peru in said
Counis add ,ouf petitioner sould further repre-.
snd i,.ooniiRunces are required by the common
rou,eaieaee anil nsccssii, "a that portion Of said
highway a. INV established on said petition Of A.
J. knight 81 ais, hing between the point where
the l.Nnder. road, called, iate' sscts the rad
nv travelled over the Billing. hill. aal on the
line of the hcaiion 81 the road On petition Of \.
J. knight 1t ais, AMI the Billings school hosse.
both paints ~ .ail woodsiock; ih.y therefore
pay youS honar., alter due proceedings had, 10
view aid hishway lyiag b-tSees said Ladder.
foad and Billings school hos.~, a. nav located
saI established. ADD 10 make al such alterations
and discontirnnc,. IN that portion of said high.
~ay aforesaid hing bctweea said iefnia'. aud
such new locations Va oona~ctioa Herewith, and
also such nss laratisns ~ the road - nov traV-
el.d frvn .aid lsndrfs road a. said school house,
- N yoar judgnrni the puli,c con'caienoe and
necessiN may ieguire.
Dated this ,wen,y ,hiriday q November. AID.
iSSq
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

ApApsr from Oxford County has di'eoT'
cred that "Popalar Sovereignty 10 but a
.icppiug stone over TO the opposition
Think Of that, To recognize the rights OF
the people i, a step frrrr democracy New
CT was q uusr word spoken It thai - de-
mOcrasy which /, now defended BY such
OSce-hOlling journals. The paper referred
TO i, edited BY Treasury Clerk, IN Wash
ing,on. Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

A man naged Harvey, who died at sand
vieh, y. H., recently, confessed, on has
dsath.tci. that he was the murders- Of
Mr Parker, OF Manchester. The Journal,
in Publishing ;bi. statement, say, tha, the
murder wa, committed ai,een years ago.
Two men who were suspected, bad their
trial for ibe crime, and were acquitted. Tho
deceased wa, never suspected 70 have bad
any connection with the AFFAIR.
The above i an Outrageous hoax. design.
81 % injure living relatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

The JaraHsse government son'a war YES
.el to Francisco, u announce that The EN-
ba..y to rAiiiy the treaty With the United
State. would leave in February. This Is
the fr., war vessel ,hA, ever lsii that eoun'
try. Our government; Ends 1t rather eHoar'
RAISING bushes. to make arrangement. ios
these peculiar visitors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
FoRD's PATENT CHILLED
Cultivator and Harrow
loot Eli
MANUFACTURED Nv
MILLER a. BROWN
south Waterford, Ne.

The arr Of chilling ea', iroa Ne adnil hs, bog
bsen ksowp. lui srplyiag the chill 10 Culiivstss
and Harrow Teeth. % q. 90 hsulea them, 40
claim Ia. bat recsntly b~cn doae. Our ~
Palent Tooth !. 90 6fa,ei that Il can D. chilled |.
thereby msk,ay the wearing pott'oa harder asi
mush MOI. dinhlc thsa steel. The teeth are
,implr " coa,iruciion. snd pecvl'ssly sd,Psd TO
do The ~ork ola Iiarro~ or Call,,sto' move per.
lceil, ihsa sayihiag u the Kind ever before Of
f..sl 70 the pallic.
W. are enable in the above ,cs,h tn offer to
aE,irulia,aa.i. nc e the greatest improvements.
and hest farming implemsai. ever b-fhfe 'atrosis.
red 10 the farmer. u has l-vn ibor'oshly tested
Nv .ums ~ n. b~., Lrne'. ~ Ms'ss, n. u.
Mas. y. T., and 6nslly IN al the n. T.. stsiss.
With perfect success. b-.idr. hsviag taken the
fret ptrmium IN every State and COoniy hir
whstr u hs. b-.n on exhibition.
Having tested the Harrow ourselves the past
season.. Ne are satisfied that it 70 s't THAT every
farmer needs, and viii not 10 without after Iss,isS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Tlcnr RoFE PEEToEx,NcE. The Kansas
City Metropolitan says that senator Doug
las Is engaged N a tight rope performances
on Mason and DiIon's line." bu, as he las
mighty small chance OF lsg' thar" it
arpreheuds that he will fall and break bis
neck, or burt himself considerably.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Tn wsE TODAY, tt. madness 10 neglec,
a cough, or cold. Consumption may fol-
low. and though DR.. wistAr's Bal.am Of
Wild Cherry, o.ro the latter disease. yet
the former disappear a; once under it, in.
luenee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13
PL0WS. PL0WS
Farmers Of Oxford County,

U,iIE Subscribers having secured the right 10
manufacture and ssil J. GIBBS PATENT
CYLINDER FLOW, are so- prepared 10 fsr.
ai.b plows Of that psttefa TO all Who wsy favor
them with a call.
We have two .ires Of risht hand, SOL one side
hill plow.
This plow !. constructed on strictly sei..i'ee
principles, 10 MI is pats. and 70 the ONLY
FLOW. Of which NJ much may be said. The
p'ou.Loari !. perfectly straight. and cylindrical
IN iorm, entering the soil oa sirsish, line tnra-
ing the fnrrow with one Uniform mo,ioa from the
begianiag 60 the ha,shiag of the WORK, thereby
usking a saving of frvm es,.fssrfh 10 ess+Avd ia
ar,.sfA sffss. rsysved ~ any chr piSs.
Thi. pIow 10 made high in IN. standard. with
q cutier 90 Gu Toint. % Constructed as 10 prevent
all eogging or choking IN Any ease.
From trials We have aisde with this plo~ With
other plows. anil the testimony of hrmsrs ~ho
have uscd then, IN thu. County AL 10 othsr
States. We have G.l eoakdesoe IN Offering then
to the pablo, as hing superior 10 any ever bsfors
u.sd IN the Coaniy.
IIaying been 10 great expense 20 procure the
right and patterns. aud IN 6,iiag sp 10 naaufse.
tue these plo~.. ". ohly ash that farmers give
them far trial. II the plows are not chat ~s
recommend them 90 H., We viii ~, ask them 10
h.,-la, u they are. We only ash the Farmers Of
Od osfard 10 give Ne the patronage due TO the
undertaking.
Norway, March 10. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

SAVE ExrSsK. Don't employa pbysl.
clan II yourself or any Of your family are
suffering IRON barns, .eald', cuts, wounds
onrns. bunions. or any similar affection.
Reddins's Russia Salve can DO had for IS
cents a box. and Is a sure rymsdy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

LAEar Co>rEiBrTioN. The Transcript
SAYS the amouu, received a, the morning
OG,r,5ry Al the Church q the Advent last
sunday. was fruiyfrs 'i5zSaHS four hEE.
dr,d dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

Tho. r. TWitehell, from Bethel. is the
President Of the Mercantile Library Asso-
cation. Porland, aud J. e. Stevens, from
South Paris. il Ihe COuespOadiDg Seereia-
".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-13

? The North Congregational Church and
Society in ihi. place. have extended unAn.
imou, call 70 Rev. =. c. Cummins', lately
settled at Brewer, Maine. Vermont Gale
donIan.