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The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

There is said to be a probability that the
Royal Mail Stea7n Packet Company-an
English cosspany ranning between England,
West Indies, Greytown, Aspinwall and east
coast of South America-will reopen the
Nicaragua route.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
WHO is IT ?-Some sensible fellow whc

Who IS Ir?-Some sensible fellow who
appreciates merit has sent US a copy of APP
pleton's encyclopedia of Biography
very book we intended 10 buy pext These
encyclopedias are wonderfully useful to wri-
ters for the press, who are popularity sup
posed to know everything except how to
make money and keep it. If our modest
friend will send US his name we will add it
to the list of immortals in the cyclopeda
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The Legislature has appropriated $4,000
IN aid of the S. F. Orphan Asylum. There
should be aid extended to the Home of the
Inebriate, as asked.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Sam Abbey has for sale DeGroot's map of
Wasboe, which is correct enough for the
purposes oftravelers, and gives good gen.
eral idea of the situation of noted places ON
the eastern slope.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
TELEGRAPHIC-TO THE PRESS

Sacramento March I'd, p.
The following the delegates elected to the Char.
lesion Convention:
CIV. Patrick. TueIumne; j. s Dudley, Siskiyou
VIM. Bradley, San joaquin; Newell Gregory, Monte
rey; John Bidwe Bnttc; John A. Dricbelbiss Shasta;
Austin Smith, San Francisco; John Reines, San Ber-
nardino.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Eighty more Indians have been slaughtered
IN humboldt county-some of them women
and children.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

REHEARsING A WEDDING.-The 4Hd saws
that member of the Fire Department re
Gently discovered a wedding party, in antic.
ipation, going through a rehearsal of the
ceremony in church late az niyht. They
stared at him and he stepped of.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The semiweekly Southern Ne,cs has been
recently started at Los Angeles. Glad to re
ceive it in exchange
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Wednesday morning, beating the mail stea-
mer as usual. The latter is probably in be-
fore this, and the mail for this place may be
looked for by Monday
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The Legislature has adopted resolutions
offered by Mr. Smith of Nevada, urging our
congressman to prevent the name of "Ne-
vada" being given to Western Utah if it is
set apart as a separate territory. Good.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
NEW THIS w EEK.
JOB PRINTING.

Having lately received AN abundant supply of paper
cards &C. prepared to do printing of all kinds
in good style and at fair prices. Work mus. be paid
for delivery Orders addressed to Hydraulic Press
San Juan. will receive prompt attention
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Love matches are often formed by people
who pay fof q month Of honey with life of
vinegar.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The San Francisco Bulkhead has again
reared its awful front in the Legislature, and
been referred to committee.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

geI- The best Remedy for Rheumatism
Hall Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodide'
of Potass..
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Spenser. of Grass Valley. is never weary of
well doing in the hook and newspaper line
Thanks for that Eclectic Spense.'
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

A new road law for Nevada county has
passed the Legislature. We have not seen its
provisions yet.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

Our acknowledgements are especially due
to Hon. G. F. Smith. Assemh1vman from this
county, for copies of valuable documents.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

A plum tree sprout at San Jose grew ten
feet and seven inches high from the bud in
one yean-Reporter.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
CAUTION.

1t has come tony knowledge, that parties in San
Francisco have resoted to the base arce of attemp
ting to forge my label with slight alterations
using the name '-DfLAY's' instead Of 0DALY,S
Aromatic Valley Whiskey - and also using
tho word CUMBERLAND" instead of nMOnonga--
hela."
These Bogus Labels have been put on bottles of en-
tirely different shape from mine, containing the CON-
monest trash and packed in cases. intended to initiate
and branded similar to the genuine using the name
DELAYS instead of ssDaly's".
Dealers in the interior well consumes are cau-'
toned not to be imposed npon by this Bogus article.
Particular attention is called to the shape of my Bot
tie which is unlike any other, and also to the name
''William II. Daily, New York; blown in
each Bottle.
have fears of this any other spurious article
interfering with the sale of my
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

r. Reamer is doing a fine business at his
new cash store. Sec his advertisement of
fresh goods
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
a SUPERIORITY UNRIVALLED.

Produced, rs il is. hy process known only TO tho
manufactures, and extracted from the choicest Grain
which grows where but ina favored locality in ts
Valley of the Alcnongaoa and containing no particle
of dcleterous admiXturc it has acquired reputation
for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based solely
upon its intrinsic merit, which the Proprietor does ncf
intend shall be forfeited It's universal use BY the
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
MEDICAL PROFESSION

Is most urgently recommended Already has it fonna
its way into the principal public and private Hospitals
in the country, and wherever it has been oacr used 4
forthwith becomes necessity
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
n. Il. JACOBS & CO..
SUEslasiODS.

STATE Of CdlJornla, county Of Nerddd, IS s.
7o,rnshp Of Bridgeport, Before s. B. Cas-
well, j. ?.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
G a U 10 ~.

Giving to the unexamp'ed demand for these Bitters
some unprincpled parties have endeavored to counter
felt them. The genuine Eosenbaum have the
name Of \. b. JACOBS & CO. branded on each cork
and their signature each label. Beware Also of a
worthless article called Rosenchcfs B;ttcrs put up in
this city. Its external appearance is very much like
the true Rosrnhaum, but it is useless as IA remedial
agent, and has only been got up prey on the reputa
ton attained by Ro>enbaum's Bitters.
For sale everywhere.
N. B. JACOBS & CO.,
Corner Sansome and Commercial streets,
.Sdn Francisco.
mar 3 6n
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

The attention of consumers is called to the ccrtf.
Gates OF tie following well known Chemists:
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

have anaiyzed sample of .'DaIys Aromatic Vale
Whiskey and find it to be PURE ARTICLE of fine fl;
vor. and without any dceteroes a,lnixture
JAMES L. Chiffon, MD
ne" YORK. Chemist
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03

STATE AssAYER's OFFICE. 80 Somerset street
BosroS, April 18th, 1858.
WM II. DMT, New York
have made chemical analysis of your Aromatic
valley hiskey. and find it URE. FINE FLAvoREp RYE
WISKEY containing Injurious matters of any kind
and would recommend it as suitable for medical and
public purposes. CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assayer.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
AROMATIC VALLEY yVHISKEY

but cannot allow such base fraud to be practiced
upon honest Merchants and the unsuspectiny Cors,~r
mer without noticing it.
VIM. n. DAILY;
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
NEW YORK
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
ia LXsS
DALX7S
A r O M ATTIC VALLEY
w II / SIX r Y.

FOR ri DICINAL USE,
IT AS now taken that position in t!e worlds cstima.
ton, which nstides the Proprietor in claiming for
it
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
WM. III DAILY

" ". IT DALY-
Your Aromatic Valley Whiskcy is received and after
careful examination, find it to be PURE ARTICLE EN-
THE ADULTER TING 90 rpy
cuENTLY USED. Yours respectfully.
JAMES J. J.MAPES.
Analytical Chemist.
The hydraulic press., 1860-03-03
NoTE:

G5- Daly's Aromatic Valley Whiskeye isE
for sale by most of the respectable Liquor Houses t
California.
WM. NEWELL l. CO.,
Sole Agents.
Janosis SIN FRANCISCO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12

Pns-cngers Arrived

In ,f,aship Asa 6om Lropooi and Queeastopa- ~
Mrs Allen iiss Hunt Lennon Mr. and Ms j. y; bsrrs
d. Capt Turner aud lady ~ s. ~ Mr. Growh No' ,lrszay
man. H. Heck.r s. Daer Hynerman, Clemmentson Il Ruth.
m s,,Ivav Birrwood F. d. Deans Mr.. binnneii a,i ~
shds T. g. Hyer poke, NJ. Arnold, Mayer r: Vp,len
Maitland W. Ross G. so1herana lg Wstt Gnnter Rails
beck NJ Welsh NIT. py mr. NpIIoeb
Rev Mr. Neretrr Mis- Catherine Page, Miss Charo,e
John SPEEDING Mr.. Fanny spading VIM mo snd in,
1orh ON the pasaec Masters John and WIN 1e,on IA
No a. ,pd Nrs CHARLES Hill Mis- Hill Deiany MISS d.
n W. Rcdrnap Mrs NJ aud Mr.. b. Cardiff, Misses Jane
ID NJ C,Idid Mrs f. NJ Sweeney, Hon Dr. Carson and
lndy j Nugent and 40 In Storage ,,.,u n Gil, L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK...."..MAT IL.
Cleared.

seamhip-City OF Manchester, Cummings Liverpool John
g. Dele; City Of NewYok, Van Santen, Bremen, oeipcAe,
Keuigcn Reichelt. 90 r.,.
sbip-Lady Franklin jordan, Liverpool Samuel Thompons
Nsnbrx Meitebelo Henderson, St. John, n. b. Snow Bur
CESS Surprise Ranle;,, Hong Kong, A. 4. Low Bro
Rarks-Flash Campbell Vera Cruz, Hargous 20 ray
son Fuller Eorddnu1 j. T. A. r. Webster; NJ Bartlett, Gil
christ Csdiz, J. ". Elweu Co. - >, ,,,e n
Bugs-Encrpnse, Wiseman, Halifax d. H. Dewolfi H. OAR
ling Zee Nassau; F. C. Warwick Lanair Rio yanero ltasco
Mitchell Gbera r. p Buck Co. s Bernier Clark Csrdenas
Simpson l. Mayhem. =,
Schooners-W H. Hazard Snow, Coufaegos Moore henry
Indus Humphrey Havana, w W. Russell Kate, McD9naid
81 Johns \ H. Greene Cure; !. r. Williams, MeAlnen,
St John. L. l. Nevus Som
sloop-sonthpor Gladwin, New,tayen, master
Steamor-B Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12

tlak Orchard Acid spring WAFER
This W,r IA eaiing celebrity and the demand for
,cs.,,pg rnly LIS beneficial character Is atteed by thou
.sd. a n /, pronounced by ply scians 70 DO
.npeiior 10 sy other medicinal Spring Water In The
aost whchi has performed lead to believe
that sned become extensively used IN the treatment
of very many diseases which odinery remedies fail
lis curative pfopreare established beyond question. and We
feel that must great extent supers-de many OF
the tiha compounds OF the day We recommend those OF our
who may be suffering from geneta debility nom any
the diseases for which this Water is prescribed 70 give
trial No Water genuine uuless procured hom H. w BUST
WICK Sole Agent, Metropolitan Hotel Building brosa"r'
New-lork No 514.
Health ITO be healthy Is the greatest blessing 81 God and
dadcm within every reach Not 20 hays u IA tePs
ing the laws Of God Drink cold eat healthy brad s'e
late supper alone bed and early Ior further paea
laIs see the MANICURE JOURNAL, published monthiyV
FOWLER 4 WELLS, No sUa Broadway, NJ 4
Smith, theo Halter, has removed 20 10 10, Sss'
door fof Beckan, next door :" tho Nassau
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES A line Moeskin Hat LOG
~ good as sold for 80 "a Spring and summer
Styl ready fiease call and examine.
Fine Plated Ware ut Reduced Prices'-ifSSs ~ 5.t
CHRIS SO 90 10 @i0, COFFEE uRNs, - 70 ep -
SITS d pieces go 70 S25i CAKE BASKETS, - 70 TSi
CAsTORS $50 +l2i pECANrER SrANpy ~ ~ s's.
FORKS and SPOONS ~ 10 10 per dozen; WATERS *,
the store Of LttiVs HAM no" fs"S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGMENT BuIlingame, Kansas, on Sunday,
Anil 5 by the Rev r. c. Brsnt the Rev. ~ O. Densmore
TO Miss Lizzie NJ only daughter Of Mr. John Drew, formerly
Of Morfisania. - a.
MEACHAM-NEwToN-I this city, on Thunday, May 10,
Inv the Rev DR. McCintock, Mr. Geo g. heacham to Miss
Tifie d. Newton both ofthis city. -
RHODEs-BIRDSALL-OnT Thursday May TO- by the Rev.
s. d. Eurcard Rhodes TO Miss Esther Bdsal young
est dsnghter of Geo. ". Birdsall all Of this city.
WILKINSON BURTOE-At New Brighton, ON W ediesdsy,
NAV o by the Rev james Browllee James wilkinson esq
NJ D.. TO Mis- Lizzie Y. Burton -
WILLARD - BRYAR-At West Neck, Huntington, Long
Island on W, esday NAV O. by the Row. Fmnds Vuton
D. D. l. lie Baron willard Of Brooklyn, II. y, 10 Mary,
eldest daughter Of Edward X. Bryar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12
THE ANNIVERSARIES.
Spxr,Ay. May "a.

sxxn,cAx FEMALE Guardian Society annual Meeting)-
Tn the Broadway Tabernacle Thirty street and Broad
vsy al q o'cIOcl ?. m.
IssIsERsARY OF BERR,s SUNDAY ScHooLs, at Dr. Dow
Mug. Churcb Bedford street at "A Addresses by the Rev.
DR. Asa D. Smith, Dr. Bowling, and others Singing by the
scholars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12

THE Second Assembly District Union Republican
Campaign Club held meeting at the vtn Ward Reading
Room on III kSDAY Es ENINO last for the purpose OF elect
ug officers or the ensuing year unusual interest was
end the gathering the largest ever witnessed IN he District.
n be foowing officers were elected DENNIS nCLAUGH-
LIN Pre,ident; IRA II. TUTHILL, First VicePe;itent
AI1GJjsTIS p GREENE, Second Vice PresGenti n. v.
NARTIN Third Vice. President; ROGER McGRATH Fourth
IcePrestent JAMES ROACH and WV SHskiDAs, secrsta-
r.. MoRaIs FkIgDsAN Treasurer The CLUB adjourned "
tnertI ESDAY EVENING at the .ame place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-12
Gucrial Notices.

5periaI Notices.
po.tun,c Notice The MAILS for EUROPE, VIA
soIIiJ NIPPON and BREMEN, per United State, steamer
NEM-YoRK will close at his office SATURDAY, the lsh
u'' '' "'''' " "a ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster
Mercantile Library Aspociution.-The Annual Flee
on Tor Ucers this Aoeation will be held at Clinton Hail.
Asorrlaee ON TUESDAY, May u.s. 1850 Polls open
M 10 . D. NJ. CHAS II. sW ORDS Recording Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
The Independent.

4 MONG the attractive featnfr. of The Iade.
~ penslsat iar the pres, nj wear. by which iis
columns vii b. greatly enrl he'd CO. general iesd-
'ny. wili lie spscial couiribn,ion. isom
HENRY WARD BEECHER,
JOHN q. WHITTIER,
MRS. HARRIET BEECllER STOWE,
REV DR. GEORGE u. CtlEENEh
Alto a sermon i,on Rev. Henry Ward Bcechsr
rarh wei. revised by the auihor.
Ey,,, eun,l-r ~ he farer vii oon'sin a cnm.
pl.,, ~..kly history Of ad,irs, ba,h foreiga aal
Domestic, secular sni Religious, together with
he Lis.i ineigrncr from ~ religioa. dcnsmia,-
tisns-.uch a. Meihrdi.i, BAPTIST, Presbyterian.
Congregational. geirns,l NIiCh, lRitsiisn. Uni-
ycfs,liit. Episop,alnn. u Romtn Catholic.
Ausong the sp.c,sl 81 .iItncais y = Commercial
ant Finincisl Auic'c, IfsTafci siih great care
every scyk an iute,r.tiug psgc oi family re,d,ay.
With a culrnla Of stuiies Toe rhilllen. weekly
dig-.i ~ fofcign Miscsllsnyi The latest iatell,-
grncc IN Au. Literature ani Scirn,e; Csuespoa =
suoe irom 40 ssciiaas II The uniiel States. aad
irum Ensani, Fnncr, G-tm,ay. SsTt-r.ai,
Hal, ths m IL iaad. India. Sauthcu, Africa, ihc
Sandwich isLnis, All 's,iuus parts u Soaih
Amfrica.
TFENs-Sla year uH srsry sh,') by natl;
l,s,shis always ,a advance.
Spec,m-n numbers sat gfalis.
Suls tiis.r., New snd Oii, w,u plso.e rrmi, at
oyF 49, jirci 60 she pnblishrr. When psyius
sn Arval. D. careful o. SOC hi. eftd.uc 81 au-
iho,iy ,isu,i -. n. RlCil ARDS. Publi,her."
Adlfs.s
PUBLISHER uF INDEPENDENT.
No. 3 l.skmia street, Nrw lofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
CERTIFICATE

We The unirr.igsed hh,,n. u,,l Foui's r..
tent Catat.f aui ilITrnw siih th. .npst prf-
Get sati.Grii.n. tahr plstsrr' IN csll,ag ih~ at
tsn. ,op 81 ihr farming c,uuurity i' thr pe~ulir
n.eri. snI soi~puhc priurplr' ,a'ol'td "a ihc
construction of this tooth
10 works aduiu,h', Go q haupw 10 insre Il.
i-rtuah, rul,et,iins and r,u,f,ng l,ght the sol.
thsa aat afls ~ issss' n tHs'a- ~ 900 ~ a''.
! COIN it. .cient,dr constitution 81 Be- peculiarly
a.srir,l o. swsu land. ih" cirsiig bhle 81 the
iui,h g.,ng iorsitj holt. d.. .'i 'osu While The
alter part ,ms Il ihps-h. ihTehy thoroughly
rriyerittn1 Il uiih1ai tHrulsg 49, and rcnicf,ng
% q. eas, ~ hoe a. od lai iisht gfuunl.
One grrai advantage 10 this tunth - Il arVer
Gig. of hitchs-, aat ,sioe over th- ground will
got &c ia beiier coniiiiaa 90 plant 90 suW, thia
i,ur Umes urer With tha clnunn h,uow.
o. b. wich ighter Of J0taght, lrases the sur.
f,c- level, saI az th" 'auF time. % the depth Of
The tooth. 6rc. mr,liw God GIT, which i 'ndis.
pen.,bls h. ta' health aai ihniy growth ofyes.
et,'ioa.
Another rru improvement j. that u GETS IN
gam even. Nith one.half the Work, and Better
lh,a aay l,hes hauo~ or ealiiSa,or Ne have ever
used.
a. 6ne. =, succrr,l. l,-,ond sll expectation. sai
j. rur iool that has loag hcen needed Ani We
say io al farmers. ty IL, SOL alter iaiT trial We
believe Nuu wili come ~ the conclusioa ,ou eau
uot adsri b. 10 without unc.
wnLihv JouNsoN, Go,ham, Me.
II. Is. JOHNSON,
". &. LIBHI,
EHss,ErR H,u. Ls~i.ioa.
DAVIS NEytSs,
JosErH WALEER. Waterford.
J & J. h. rHocr"E,
=. 4. pROcrOH,
:. ". SAUNDERS, Norway.
LuruER HoUsaroS, Waterford.
The alnye Harrow sad Culliya,or can h. OBJ
,ained b, applyiag 10 ", At -. Waterford.
MILLER x BROWN.
Tehrar, 20. 1850. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

CuCRlFr's SALE. Oshrl. o.: F.b', 10.
- i-6l. O, ri.tu- ul an eN~clii'n which o.
seed ou a. ndgmrut il ltrur 81 J".Fph fstieng,h
81 Eh.t L,stmolr. be- ihs C,snty 81 Aujuscog.
goo. .ain,t Ehatrf Carver of CaHton, iu .sid
toHutf 81 ON'1td. recovered 30 the JaHnrp tctta
ithe ~upTemr Juj. Cont ios the Cuuuiy 81
Arifa.ouggi1. 4 h1s- tskrl 40 ihe nghi sIuiN
which thr satd tirrL-r I1tyrt hlt up tbc tvr'i
u-thi.i Gle, 81 Mach. 4. ID. l-Js. ihr t.i, whel
tl- sHns was attached ru thr uri-iHli wit, o.
-.ls,n thr EHI,i1. '.s.libe.i real estate O., wit.
,et.sir ..ifr. 1. Hr| s.iu.trit n tsriun. H'lte-
sstd. ou th- lat 90. Hl the Aalfa. .re1 tiyrr,
l--iuf fhs same premise. mafiEI-ri ht t1a sid
Uisstr carver sud lrspsrb " li.h o. ttomas
Es,ot.. ip usgs,se deed d,iei the .iNt. 9TH
IA, 81 Msrrh. $40, a1d recori~i viii a. bed
Ef,.fi.. bs,k 50. p,g- 3Gi, aai on fdia,, the
ihu,,th "a, 81 Nauh. 4. u. lS6D, At one o'cluck
,a che a'trtus-l,. 10 thr utnle ~ itsn 'a Winter
30 piztrii, BE- s1ii Cluit, Of Oxford, shsl eel
60 ths hishes' h'.is'. D., pslc au,'''n 'aid right
3D. eqrIty 90 r..'fnyiilu.
JOIN Z. SEVEEY, Deny Sh'G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

uoaRinLE MrKDER. On Wednesday
night. about . o'clock, the body Of Patrick
Cassidy truskman. residing on Cumber'
land street IN tbs city, was discovered on
o. new road in Cape Elizabeth, leading
i.om Ferry village to the Westinghouse.
The boJy was covered with blood. the
throat cut. and there were several wounds
appearing like stab. in and about the breast.
Coroner Kimball was called, aud immsdi.
s'rly commencei an inquest. which was
,0ntiuuyd through Yesterday. without Be-
ing concluded. No doubt exists that Cas-
,iiy was basely ami saneo'y Murdered.
lie was secn on Wednesday afternoon GO
ing toward. the Ferry with BIS team. and
in twas another man croaehins down. In
the evening the team vs. seen retaining
from the Ferry driven By another man.
TIE ,sata vas founl yesterday morning m
rl,.' zoo Scarborough. a'out seven miles
O. go city, no p.rsoa being with 10.
r result Of the Coronsr's Investigation
laay lead to some cleo % the murderer.
IT, body Of Cassidy vas brought TO the ci-
" Yesterday. lie leaves a wife but No
cti'Ir.7. Cassidy wa. very Industrious
and peaceful man, ard temperate in hi'
habits. Portland Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09

TIE p,n,,rtan M.rsar to be rebuilt,
and vii be employed yu the same class Of
goods a. heretofore.
Corgrc.s las passed an ac, allowing Com.
-. '--s Shubrick 20 rccciye 'he swori rre-
, ...Ity tie President OF th- Argentine
IJnfejsrati,n. lis magnificent ag'is
worth 5000
Mr. Latham. thc NV q. : S.uaior fr'm
California. arrived in Washington on FRI
day. H. on, tle vacancy occa'ioned by
the Death OF senator Broilrisk.
A. Concord. y. H., SIR. vaDl,on. a s,u.
dent. was turuins thc crlnk ga hanicar Tor
e1srcl... when bis clothes were caught,
throwing l,m o,,r Spa the rail. lie
struck upon Do, bead, causing instant t,a'b.
The ,bowmcn Of BOSTON. have just ion.
ported a GENUINE chameleon, FROM Africa
gte Tao, ad,i,,s from Oregon state tuat a
Democratic County Treasurer h.' abscon-
Do. l,a,Iu. deficiency % 5000 .n his
accounts. ari as5at ,rco ofoth,r injsh,.
sdus... 4 democratic, oE,,g in Western
S,,:s hl' just " STEPPED out " leaving dc-
tsI-u,y Of Sl5OOOO. Thee, litde short
co'uir-. OF the iuuacaiat. democracy
..,sr are not worth min ing. The reo-
pc are getting u'sd 90 such announcements,
III, Charl,.ion hotel keepers announce
that they will chars, seven dollars Ter day
Tor hy4ri during The session % ths Clnysu.
ton. They evidently coasd.F that The eI.
tTa service will De- large.
The NV dome VI thc capitol, At Wash
i.- .u MI, weigh 800 tons. auI cost
sso3 eco. : commission called fr che
rurpo., ha. reported taai sbs waI'- Of the
old bu,II,os are strong enough 20 support
the weight.
The California Delegate. o. ,bs C-i,-s)
Convention are ,4iI 90 favor seward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
AM NUErHY
The o,,ssua,cd u,t,cr,.

u. ga1.i,-. ot tl.s mri'roe h,,e PLACED b
uaal aa i,1.. .bstt t.slI,iiro. D. ds.tr,,iug
J,ss,.,. baI ,1 .,-,as b-,.h ,t be-. aa parallel
I.rtas l.las,a. ...apa,at, the.r h.t.sr. are a
..,, -p,.r.p.a, or int.--'tiao. Heart
Bonn. Ar.a.tt. C,.u,-.r... L.. 90 Nppttiir.
uss.,gt. l1i ,,,n.ri psb,Ip.
Irt1,r, -r,.,r.'. OF o1r ,au1tN t1i. prsIars.
Coon o. extensively weed o., pa,..r.su' 'n ,hr,'
pf,,,.s,. aaI q, .,-.a. Geo have RESTORED uhu, %
h,a.t~b, ~,r. awi,sa''y tryoai 'he "-''h Of
che a-s.,.g alt.
S.l.a.u,I ar, iss Trieste. ir'm vel 1''"n
ph,s,-.sa..
Ma.6riI. Ta.l Co... Pa. AZ 70. lsjS.
IL.,r u...I tbr ON,e.l,tr| EuIHf. iI CO.'S Uisr-
tiHs suh Lrrtt.i .H.t.ss be dsiiiIi, sol ..H-t.d
pt,..ir,ii11. s. abI r.'1hirnil, 'r,luinrnI u 'H
sfa..at debility, sui 40 rtsrs u' ihr d.g Dr-
sa1.. o. %. WHITE. ". T..
tuaus. y. Y. sept. o. i~i-.
Gsnt.rmta. I have j~c, ,' lte d.H. tu.'ars'
The Il.t a. ,-trs. aul have never s"'i l ur..'etu1
wh,,h has gIssu surh -trit -ails'aei''n be c's's
of u..rsI..ls as th~ ONy.sIst.I EU.,is, aId tH
n. q. FOWLER.
umarc.an. ". Not. a., ISL.
Grstfuau. Iu pleased DO state tartl A''s
u.sI che ON,..a1f-I IIurf. &C. lH.is'.ti'u lHi
u,l.t,. .ai lalt .mmr.lir t.i.fi irnm usiag
u4,llt4It aI1 hl,t.. have che lrlfr.t cas.
hlsI.r i1 lts.s ,afr Coz u,sbviI.u ali Gru,r,l
D,LUr,. aHI ryraumr1I % vi.b wrrh H..ls1fr.
JAMES LEWIS. 70. u.
Pr.wr,.iI ., ~rru ". Fowtt . Co.. B1siu-.
a,tf sac Do, %. g. Bate = CO.. rsu.; Wm.
\. EI.t SIa.h r1ris; %. >. N.'rs. NgFUa' ;
O.. AUs.sf l. CO.. EHrshrft; ". : Ibas~ =
Co.. UiNi-ii. q. ; ChnrI.sr ani e.. i -. ~.
Mas,. B.lh.. sHI o., dealer, gsss,shrtr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-09
For Sale,
TI,UE HOMESTEAD on ELIIl I'M

TIVE HOMESTEAD on ELIZA IliuliN,
4 tate Of Pare, iscclsri, situate on Paris I'LL
sui l,oatiag lhr Wet .,le Of me common, c"n.
s'sting ola iW ng-hlnse abIut iouy feet square,
~ good cpniitiI ald ncW stable au out. bnih.
logs rrrclsd lat srason, sad abIul i've acre. II
hsd IN high state ~ cIli,s ation, embracing q
hrg.glrIrn All a ca1,rc variety 81 grated fpit,
sufficient ilr thr Use ol "ue family. II j. one 81
the mp.i desirable plsc.. Tor sunRer residence
In thi. pat II the countN.
Also a iarn hall q mile distant. OF ab,ai eighty
actes. consisting q woodland. orchard. moving
aud pi.tnnge, which viii b. sai altogether OF IN
pafc,ls a. Will best tcramm'iiie Purchasers.
Eos particulars appl, 10 Sam'l u. Carter, Esq,
at Paris. 90 T.. l.. ll,mlin, Bsagof.
raris. Feb. och, ls6D. lms
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and Hark Wanted

AT blCNF iLLp VILLAGE.
TUE sabscriher having ,sceniN purrhssed The
i ta Want af 90 Anr.i Ntihse, ~uuId 'uiurm
ths plIiir thai D. prepared q" pay ra'h, iud
the mifAet p.i-s far Hides and bHh in uc deliN-
rfsf 20 be- YARD.
viIia.itta 400 hide. eu'fisied a. him, "a
tb b..t manner. a reasonable rates iar each 90
d, .h.rs ,fthr Irathei manufactured.
JOSIAH ". WRITTEN.
W--L6sfI. Dec. "a. 1859. 90