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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-14


Notice. I.
TAX SALE Of LOTS on which delinquent special
4 tax IL due and unpaid for paving sidewalk on
ain street:
Owners name Lot Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 4 l3 $4es7 sll0
4l.22 ITO
!" 20ft com 30
1T frcmWa-
ter at. across liza Ito
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners Of the
lots described Ia the foregoing list, situated in the
City Of Keokuk, Ice County and State of wa !,
that speeial tax has been assessed and ieviea on
said lots designated IN the above list by the City
Council OF the City Of keokuk, and unless pay
ment be made OF the tax so levied, anu also all
costs, on or before the 9th day OF February, A. D.
1850, thesaid lets or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to discharge sam 10 aud ctsts,wiii be
sold the day aforesaid, at the Mayors 1fnce in
SAID city, between the hours of o'clock n. In.
and O'Clock pm.
c. G. STEVENS,
Collector of the City of keokuk.
Jan. IA 1SGD-dfd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

On Sunday morning tNo-story house
on Washington street. Portland. owned by
Aloul1 Long. and OCCUPIED by james ".
Gribbin. was Destroyed by FIRE. An al.
oining house, Owned BY Michael Murray,
was also nearly destroyed.
Another Congressional ARRAY took place,
at Washington Saturday. Mr.. IlindmIn
IN answer to friendly recognition, i re-
ported To have used violent language, and
attempted to assault Mr.. Van Wycko.
The sparks from caal.buruIag loeomo-
tivc' are found to be moro dangerous than
wood. Extensive Gre. are now raging IN
Massachusetts,, originating In this way.
~ tho election In St. Louis. Monday.
the Republicans carried I've wards. AMI tho
Democrats three. Tor Courcilmcn. 40
party nominations were made in the other
two wards, from which independent, ver,
elected.
Ai1ice- from the Teas frontier say that
the trouble, are At an eui. Coriinas ha,
withdrawn 10 the interior Of Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

"Pur NoNp Bur AMERICANS oN GUARD
TONIGHT" \ beautiful historical sngra-
wing with tho above title has just been pub.
li,hcd by NJ. Knoedl,r 80 Broadway New
York. This title isa traditlonary express
SION Of Washington supposed to have been
mad, during the Revolutionary War.
The priu, represents camp scene sup
posed to b. a, Valley Forge, time when
the American army suffered most. ard one
OF tho darkest period, o. that War In
from, i, fnc engraving Of Washington on
a spirited white charger and beside him Is
another officer to whom be is addressing tho
words Pot none but Americans on
guard tonight" Near by i'a slldier pro
,cni.ng arms. aud q pilo Of cannon balls.
In the distance are seen earth works plant
Ell with cannon surmoun,cd by the Ameri.
can Flag. The whole !. a happy conccp'
ton; and the prin, i, fnO one Tor the
Parlor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
Editorial Correspondence.

WAuNCroN, April =, l,to.
ANON. the most rromin,n, member. Ct
thsRerublican party in tie House. may D..
rsckoued u5a. Tu,rarUs STkykNs 20 rr1
sylSauia From Appearance We should
ja dss him 70 Be above sixty years ol axe.
Years aso, he va. among the distinguished
men In the OLD Whis party. arl a member
OF the House oi Representatives, iu C1osrr,,
lie was ilsntGi with the auu slavery
wing OF that patty, and seaeg uTon Oh.
absorbing quss,.su- q the day. De h-, tot
changed. In person NJ. Steven. 8. a'ou
Elk feet In hight, s,luty built. but n5, ~
elincd % corrulsaey he has keen, Llu
eye, wears W; neatly adjusted upo'
what pLr,nolo-is,s would call wcll.bal
snc~i load. aud carries about with him
good-uaturtl aud Enthusiastically intsllec
tual face. Asa public speaker. Mr.. Stew
en-. takes q high rank. lli,voice Is neither
sOnorous or cF.minaie. ye; % Is clear and
shrill. and no; unpleasant % the ear. liz
manner in speaking would exclude han from
position amous the orators OF the schools.
sill he d, always listened 70 With the clio,
est attention. 10 speaks in m5notonous
tone. az frs,. hut the listener iorsels !, all
in a few moments, in the ;grss. keen-elsel
language which always charaeteriiss bis
pablo Efforts. In col. whitening sarcasm.
few men exceed him, and when he indulge
10 thi.. there i alsays terrible Gathering
anoBs his e game" We bad an svilencr
Of this on the second Jay Of the rTcsen, So.
sion. SoatLern members bad been induls
ins 10 iLs most rank ard vehement dsuniot
ssn,iments-thsy were fred up to the boil
ing point. MS. Stevens, in stating qu's'
tion Of order, with great apparent indiaer-
socs and remarkable e,olns-s. let Gy two Or
three 0f hi. barbed arrows lat, the disunion
camp. The whole drive usrs hit in the
most tender spot. simultaneously spring
ing 70 their feet. headed by Mr. Crawford
OF Georgia. they advanced in solid e5lamu.
Indulgins in tery invectye and teuunci..
lion. towards the spot occupied BY ths vet
Gran speaker. The Republican side gather
Cd around cold Thad :" as he i, hmililrly
called. who stood like " marble column, "
evidently enjoying the scene. Mr. Stevens
never talks for buneomhs and although a
skillful and able speaker, never ineulges in
the House debates. unless soms important
matter is up for consideration and action.
Another veteran statesman in the House,
on the Republican aide, is Hon. TnoSAs
COEwrN Of Ohio. lie has occupied a prom
ineni position before the country - lOog.
and bis lie and history are 80 we'll known.
II would seem a uSrk Of supsruosation for
q. 10 sttemp, even - charcoal sketch, - Of
him. however brief But 10 pass him BY.
when .Tcakins Of the present HOUSE, would
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

fmE And Loss or LuEN NArtB. Tho
Daily Advertiser learns from Sir. Chad.
bourne, driver Of the Brids,on stage, that
the house. barn and shed Of An Warren.
Esq. OF Naples. was burned at O'Clock
Monday morning. with all the furniture,
three horses. three carriages, COW. cali, bog
hay and grain and farming utensils. Tho
Ere took in the blrn-,upPo'cl to b the
work Of an incendiary. IL WIS discovered
by daughter, who giTo the alarm, and
SIR. Warren got bis wife, daughter and 10.
fant out IN their nigh, clothes. aud telling
them 10 60 to the house OF a nsighbor, rv-
turned to rescue his remaining child, .al
eight years old, and both perishod in the
flames! From aPPcarancos, !; ssOm' that
he reached the room where the child was.
and after arousns him, attempted TO save
his books. which were in tho same room
bur tho danes cut or their egres'. In max.
ins her escape, the daughter was Cou,ilera.
bly, burnt about the head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

Daring the conntgrstlon Of Canton cau..
cd by the bombardmen, Of the British, the
extensive medical warehouse Of our country
man, DR.. j C. AYR Of Lowell, (,ho depot
Of his Cherry Peetoral and Cathariic Pills.
Tor China,) was totally destroyed. ne now
makes a demand upon our government for
indemnity from the los, Of bis property, aud
hence will grow another nut 10 crack with
our elder brother Johnny. Stick % IL Doe
tor and IL our government maintains our
rights wherever your Pills are sid. NO
shall only b, unprotcc,el on tract. that are
very barren. [Reiormer. Trenton, n. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

DlAcEwoop's MAcAzNE, Tor March, ha,
been received. The number. fOr January
and February We have no, .cen. The pres,
en-, number la, the following table OF con,
tents
Lord Elgin's Mission to China and ia,
pan ST. S,ephen's-par, third Norman
S.nclair-an autobiography, part third
Nelson and Carracciolo, Betsy Brown
true story \ word about Tom Jones; the
Luck Of LAdysmels-par: tho last; the
+" foreign connection" Of the House Of Bull;
Dies ire; Volunteer Cavalry movements
the Anglo. Gallican Budget.
We have also the January numbers Of
the London Quarterly, North British Re.
view, Edinburgh Review, and Westminster
Reviow-all Of them tho reprints of Leon
Scott & Co., New York New volumes
commence with the year. Tho following
terms are offered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

STENoGRPuT AoQuIRrD ~ FutrEN Mrs..
rrE. Any person DESTROYS Of learning
,hor, hand in an incredible short space Of
time, eau DO 50 by procuring Cnry'. s,eno-
graphic Chart. III, system 8. &C abbra,i.
alton Of less than one.cighth %, common
writing, and il praciicci by moro reporters
than any other system now ia u'i After
acquiring IL. al that il nccc--ory IN repor;
a speech or sermon j, practice. Prizes u
Chart. with mll instructions, ono dollar
ten copis. Tor Eve dollars Perfect -ati'fac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded. AZ.
irc,, Jane, +. Quinan, Agent, Monticello,
Sullivan county, y. Y.
ANY newspaper giving the above with
,hi, parngrapt) ons insertion among the
reading matter will be entitled to a copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

M,G,Nric Rc,b. On cur oui.il, will b.
found an interesting letter from Cap, vii.
,1n detailing a.. steps ALREADY taken tow.
ari. securing this road. From tho active
in,src., taken IN the matter. by our neigh.
t0rs across the limo there can Re little doub,
tat III, route will hea popular one. when
opened aud will draw largo amour, Of
tu.in - within our borders. Though ,hc
petition fr an, presented la, winter W..
referred to the mex, legislature. IL wa o.
e-ivel with favor. and there ara strong
ground. Tor the balicl that il will receive
favorable action, a, the next session. The
time now seems to D. close az hand, when
orr Magalloway friends may not only be
al, 70 e, out Of their townships but
bring ti1r uP.coun,ry neishhar. along with
them. During the years that have elapsed
since the settlements were commenced. the
only rad they have bal, va, on, Of seven
mrl,,. in a dires, limo. from ono scttlemen,
to tho other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

The steamer S. r. Spaulding, which is to
take the delegates FROM here to Charleston,
will DO fitted on, in the very bcstsiyle, iha,
all who embark in her shall be made com.
forialle. One Of the bes, bands Of musicians
IN the country have been obtained for the
trip. 1t will be a delightful passage.
Boston Poet.
Yes; and /, will DO safe to add, that the
S. Il. Spauldins will contain more iniquity
than ever noatod in one vessel. Only think
OF il four or five hundred democrats Of.
five holders and ofliee-ssekers. all coneen.
tratcd upon one devoted ship, with probably
not praying man in the whole crowd
TDaily Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
Wnrca,inr's Dictionary.


Mr.. John Il. Morrison. the agent for this
State. delivered the copies Of this Dle'iooh'
~ to subscribers Ia this county, some days
since. The volume /, made upin beautiful
style. and the Library edition bound in hall
turkey Morocco. makes splendid volume.
Tho excellence OF the work, however, con-
,is,s more In II. matter. than execution,
aud vo quote IRON Life Illustrated. the fol-
lowing extracts, which give an idea Of the
plan and scope Of the volume;
"'rhis Dictionary contains. - the preface
say.-vc didn't coun, ,hcm--about 1884,
600 words, being about 10000 more than
is contained in any other similar work,
The orihogrpby It's claimed i' in ae-
coriancc with the best usage both in Eng.
land and the United States. Tho most
marked variation from established English
usage I, in those words ending In or or our
as faror. farorr, and the like.
Tho double Of travelling. rcvelling. etc.
/. retained prc,cnec. offence, and defence.
are ,pc!t with C theatre. eon,'e. etc, are
as hero spelled. axe and Whi'key keep the
a mould is not mold. nor height, hight.
These, our reader. will remember. arc
among the few word. who.o spelling has
ho,n the s,urce a o. much contention.
Tho pronunciation' are in accordance
with the best usage. The marks OF de'is-
nation seem to 30 as well calculated to
guido the student a, can be made, bot Is
almost impossible to represent English pro-
nuncia,ion.
Tho pictorial illu'iraiion, arc valuable
More information can sometimes be convey
81 By picture than by columns Of de'erip-
two word. Tho illustration. occur with
tho word. they are intended TO represent,
which j, as It should be.
Tho definitions are fall aud copiou', as
much % a. the mos, cIaetins could reason.
ably expect. They are entirely unlike Web
s,sr'.. care having been taken To take " no
word. no definition Of a word, no citation.
no name as an authority" from his work.
50 the purchaser, OF both may rely on haV'
ing books entirely unlike.
Tho synouyms form very important part
NJ tins great work, About 5000 words.
some nearly synonymous with Others are
brought together and treated az TO their
,mili,ulc, and differences. Tho night
word In the right place Is what all writers
and speakers want, and all often feel the
wan, Of a word to express exactly what
they mean, and without being able TO call
4, 10 mind.
Appended to the Dictionary are extended
table. Of prouuncia,ion' Of Greek and Lat
in rroper name; Of Scripture proper Nance
II modern geographical names OF the
namc. OF distinguished men Of modern
time. abbrcviAiion, used IN writing and
printing, and a collection Of words. phrases
and quotation. from the Greek, Latin.
French. Italian, and Spanish languages.
There - no man that can read, DO ho
rich or poor, educated or ignorant. tina,
would no, Be benefited through bis whole
lirc by the proper and frequent use Of wor-
essier's Dictionary.
Library edition only ready. Price : 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

The people Of South Paris arc moving IN
earnes, for tho erection Of new school
house. which has been 50 long needed there.
We understand that at the annual meeting
ftho district some days since, a Commit
tee was chosen to examine lots, and report
a plan for house, together with estimates
for its cost, and instructed to report at an
adjourned meeting mex, week. We have
no doub, that q house will be erected.
which will be an ornament to that thriving
village, and one which they will not be
ashamed to point out to strangers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

OXFORD Bar. ~ a meeting Of the mem
bc.s Of the Oxford Bar. holden on the sd
ul,., Hon. Lyman Rawscn was chosen Pres
ident; VIM. X. Kimball. E.q., Vice Prcsi'
dent, and Alysh Black, Esq CLERK.
The Association have determined to take
measures to collect their books and replenish
the Library. An Investigation by the
clerk show. that fund OF something over
500 has accumulated, since any eIpsn,
dituro has been made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
second District.

Ths Errrb.rfrs Of tt- >r-.aI C.Hgrrss lrrhi
Distti.t ~II mrHt iB taHv.r'..H. Hf Arhurn.
TEiuAY. NAV tb. t-Jl, 90 lu O'Clock &. ".
bf thr purpose ul selecting tsu .,.H-ttrs fr thr
Naiisnll gsFu.'.tH CIFrHHf.Hn aa..h urTts tt
Chiraf.. Ma ibh, zoe tre fU.Isrse .f r.Hr.,'
iag ErraIHr1n rsH..l.iss &C. iIt. rlrat a..i go.
frsslirHt.
I've, town arI rll4nt1a viU -. col 90 p
one Jr.-lfr Iar rsrr, OFFS votes lhIruH Goo .r
KspaHI.ar consolidate HrOrVrIr.r lH l-tY
m. s. Russ
WILLIAM kILUOUENE.. District
BENJAMIN lJEUt ~u. ItuumHf,r.
J. W. IAIEUANk~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
The King can do Wrong.

The proaigaey OF the present. adm'nls,ra'
ton, even from it, birth has been notorious.
Not only have disatrsctcd par,iEaus. OF all
grades reported the reckless measures taken
to provide for decayius presses and tho Tor
cling through Of party measures; but the
government has with bold eYrontory asked
Congress Cor millions for " socrsi a" nceo,ia.
tious. These facts have been patent TO the
public at all times. Tho recent statements
made in Congress, by members Of the
lIouss. that corrupt overture. had been
made to them, demanded action. Mr..
Covolc, accordingly introduced a resolution
calling Cor Committee OF inquiry into
these matters, and was placed upon such a
Committee az it, Chairman. In the oour'o
Of the investigation, evidence touching the
points at issue. were discovered, and the
President. has been served with all that
portion affecting his Official character. In.
stead however Of deigaing to explain sin.
gle charge. he falls back upon the most 90.
no1ious question ofpriyileec. and has sen,
to Congress long message. as rro,cs,
aeain', any such Proceeding. lie assumes
the broad ground tina, the King can DO no
wrong sets himself up as a model Of god.
lines, anl injured innocence; AMI denies
the pcwer Of any human being TO inquire
into BE conduct.
Thi. j. most extraordinary course Tor
tie Executive Of Republic TO assume hut
there !, s,ill more startling fca,ur, in
the matter. Rumor nj Washington say.
tia, Mr.. Covodc viii be a,'aioHaiof, unless
BE- dcsi,,s Popo.lkc the rrc.ilcp, esc,m.
muuica,rs an who 10 not swear by III, ho.
lines, and Pops.lika he Pur'ue' his victim
10 the death.
Tho Washington eorre.p1nden, Of the
Boston journal comment. as follows. on tins
message
lit, usslcs, for Mr. Buchanan to a..
sumo character ior Official purity. when
there /, such mas, or evidence against
him. and when. he .se,n surrounded by
men who have not only rassetei large al.
aries, bot who have received regularly A..
lo,,cl fractions Of the " printing plumber +"
How could the hoary headed hypocriio have
had the ,ppul-ncc TO probes olicial purity.
when there are such document. on flc rs
III, ,,arbi kii,r OF ". c. Patterson. asking
,hat a contrac, be given ,oa Philadelphia
shop. in which case the election Of FlOrcncs
would he placed beyond an doubt" An
honest man occupying tie rre'idsn,ial
chair, would have returned such PROPOSE.
ton COR corruption with contempt, but tho
documen, was submitted 20 Secretary Tou.
coy, under the potent endorsement Of -.
r., and The Philadelphia hou.s obtained
tho contract, Government paying : 1000
more than the Novelty Work. Of New York
bod undertaken 20 d, tie work iar. This
i, one instance in which Jamcs Buchanan
has sanctioned corruption, and there are
score. Of others on record. Yet be whining.
" rlssis innocence and aucrily d,G,s the
Iiols, Of Representatives
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

We learn that tho " Atlantic IIouss.
a, South Paris, has recently bscn purchased
by Mrsrs. Robert Smith and George Jones.
who will continue 1t as a public house, at
ter the lease Of the present tenant shall eT-
ritc. Although tho travelling public, and
his hosts OF friends. will b. sorry TO part
with Mr. Woodbury. as a landlord, We
doubt not tina, the enterprise and urbaniiy
OF hes successors, will secure to them an
equal amour, OF public patronage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
Connecticut Election!..
BUCKINGHAM REFLECTED!
- anrr MAInnIrNt
A Republican U. $. Senator
secured
LEGISLATURE LARGELY REPUBLICAN,.
The pemoeraeY pemolishel!
~ 4 LARGE MAJORITY

Connecticut has bad ,hs hardest fought BAT.
tle that ever occurred within her borders.
The history Of the contest j. that of every
struggle with the ruling southern Oliglreby
The people have fought against Treasury
Gold and Trade Gold; against Cotton Gold
aud Negro Gold. and they have come cut
with1u, even the smell oi Gre upon their
garments. They have swept the State u
every vc.tisc Of Ilunkeri'm, making tho
STATE sure. next fill, without a eight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

B,rNuS AouS oN MS Fru. p. r. Bar.
mum. the great Snowman, ha, a, last e1,ri.
Gated himself from the difcul,ie. into
which be was plunged by the o'clock notes. -
and has again come into possession OF hi.
New YORK Mus'um. On Saturday evening
March 9th. between the acts Of the play,
Mr. h. came forward and announced thi.
fact, and proceeded to give an account Of
the causes witch interrupted bis connection
with the Museum for time. and Of the cf.
forts, trials, and iribula'ion, by which he
has recaincd the position he once maintain.
cl AFTER mentioning the manner in which
he had become incziriclb ly involved by the
- clock notes " which be had endorsed for a
company in Bridgeport, Conn, he said /:
" ~ the forced sale Of my Connecticut
real estate there was purchaser behind
tie screen Of whom the world had little
knowledge. In the day Of prosperity |
made over to my wife much valuable prop.
eriy, including the lease OF this Museum
bailiing-a lease then having abou, tween.
iy-two years 10 run. and enhanced in value
to more than double it, original worth. I
soli the Museum collection TO Msssrs.
Greenwood and Batter, subject to my wife.
separate interest in the lease, and she has
relieved more than $4,000 over and above
the sums paid TO the owners OF the building.
Instead Of selssbly applying this amour, to
private purposes, my family lived with doc
regard to economy, and the savings. (s.rict.
y belonging 20 my wife) were devoted to
buying in portions Of my estate at the as.
sisnees' sales, and TO purchasing &" clock
notes" BEARING nv inlorsament.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

TnE CARsrANG CASE. some two years
aso. Mis-, Emily Car,,ang sued Mr.. Shaw
for breach OF promise. She got the ease,
and was awarded 100000, in damages.
To this yerdic, no demurrcd AMI new ,ri.
al was had which closed on Saturday. Tha
jury. this ,lme brought IN verdict for de-
PENDANT. Possibly the lady cared more
for the los, Of tho dollars than the Is, Of a
husband.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

Why LONGER sum-? Those WHO arc
80 fortunate as to have e,capcd Dyspepsn.
and is attendant evils, can hardly conceive
the suffering that these diseases cause. The
wonder is that the afflicted continue 70 sui.
fer, when tina, iniallible remedy, the oIy.
eenatcd Bit,er-, is within the reach Of cv-
cry one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

We are glad to learn that Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer is having so large
sale IN our city. We have every reason to
believe II to be an almost never failing cure
for pain. and rs such. is a medicine no FAM
lily shoald be without. Montreal Pilot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

To show the the spirit Of the people %
the Romagha, il is stated that Eve hundred
women came out to vote, az tbe late clec-
ton, on the annexation question. The ma
jori,Y against the papll government, was
overwhelming.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

THAT's so. Redding', famous Russia
Silys cures burns, sealds, cuts. wounds,
eorn.. bunions, etc, oHsc,ually and 'Peeii-
ly-it never fails. Sold everywhere for %
cents box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

4 NARROW EscAPE. we are informed
that DR.. Rust Of South Paris, had a mar.
row escape from a serious accident, las,
Thursday. Some part Of the harness broke
letting the shafts Of his gig fall to the
ground, and throwing him forward. 10
this position he was dragged several rod. 4.
at the heels OF his horse. The doctor had
a hand somewhat injured, and wa. bruised
slightly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

BrrurL Journal. ~. 1. YDlum, is
received. Ii Is considerably enlarged, in
consideration Of which the Publisher an.
nouuee' that no will issue it but once a
month, hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

Col. Thaddcus Twitehsll Of thi, town,
died very suddenly at his residence nPon the
north tide Of the river. on Tuesiay. 9Th
INST, OF disoate OF the heart. IL wa' -
year, Of asc. His funeral took place last
Friday. Bethel Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor

Trrms.-ous poliarsnd fily ceu's rrt yssr
Ii ApyaxcE; Two Dollars NJ the col II The
yea.
ctUuniSo. Toaccommo'sts surh az ic Vii
ins 10 al IN sNtSuding the circul,iion Of "a howe
papsr. where the money aecogpan'ss the ordef'
~ viil ssnI
iOIopics. Coz one YEAR, ior $3.50
80 1NN0
r7rS. n. Nus, No. Scollay's Builiiug,
Cosft ttee,. Bosicn, - authar'tssi 60 rccs''e ~
yettissapcuts or this rspsr az The samc Faiss 'e-
guifrd ~ ".
rs. ". PTrrTSGIIL 4 Co. 10 Stsie -.
Re-s1n, AL i22 Nassau -, Nrw No'k, ''r car
auihofiled acshts &C. rrocurinE subscfipiH'n' ani
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