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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
A M E RI CAN ii y u 5 Il
Cadi&. Ohio.

WILLIAM COCHRAN, Proprietor
THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, FOR
merly kept by Maj. Lacy, and more recently by
Thos Grm.s WILDE found by the travelling
community to possess all the advantages Of the best
conducted hotels The House has been thoroughly
fitted and furnished, in the most approved style,
for the accommodation Of guests; and it is the de-
termination of tile Proprietor that none who NAV
avor him with their patronage shall have reason
iocomplain, in any particular, or go away dssat.
lstied. vs. es M rt 3 er -~ @ gr
W Baggage taken TO and from the Depot free Of
charge tat .l,.-.F E+y4 4,gsFrs
October IL, le60.-ly. ,"A z ~@T. t~+s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Breckimritlge aud Lane ElccsOrai
TsSnErnf

Breckimridge and Lane Electoral
Ticket.
The following is correct copy Of the Ma
tional Democratic Ticket. Examine your tick
cts carefully and see that they are like the fol.
lowing one:-
National Dem OCratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT.
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,
.r.t 10. a OF KENTUCKY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOSEPH LANE,
OF oREGoN.
ELECTORS
For President and Vice President Of the United
States.
WILLIAM A. NEIL, of Franklin County.
CHARLES REEM ELM, of Hamilton County
JefTe, son A. Black, Of Hamilton County.
Thomas Sherlock, of Hamilton, County.
Christopher Hughes, of Butler County.
John w. Carey, OF Shelby County.
Thomas C. Stewart, of Lucas County.
John G. Armstrong, OF Clermont County.
William Palmer, of Fayette County.
John ID. Burnet, of Champaign County.
Lawrence W. Hall, of Crawford County.
John G. Mcdonald, Of Ross County.
Chester Smith, Of Meiss County.
Charles Follett, ofLicking County.
William Cummins, OF kichland County.
Neal Power, Of Wayne County.
Eli Miller Of Knox County.
John Clark. Of Morgan County.
Lewis Boyer, OF Belmont County. u. .u
John w. Stephens, of Summit County.
Daniel l. French, of Lake County
Jacob D.. Hendricks, OF Mahoning County.
John s. Blakeley, Of Colunlbiana County.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Cadiz Rail Road Time Table

The Cars leave aud arrive at CadiE every day.
except Sunday, as iolows.-
Leave Cadiz at 4-35 A NJ. Cos A. M and S-as
Arrive a, Junction a, $40 A. M. $50 A. M and
$50 p. NJ. a.,
Leave Junction at $50 NJ, lo-l5 A. M. and
$40 p. NJ a,
Arrive at Cadiz at 6-35 M. il-so Am. and
6-25 PM. -
Trains both East and West. 1. b..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
U MON H ALLl
The Inrtest and most Magnificent
CLOTH FG EGp2RIUM
IN THE WEST

SAO IA VI IL M GNx 1T
IN THE WEST
Corner of Superior a Union streets;
CLEVELAND, ONO
This Mammoth Establishment IS now 6lied will
the Largest, Best and most superior
stock OF Spring and Summer
Ready-Made Clothing,
For Men and Boys Wesr
Cloths, Cassimeres, pestngs, Linens Tailors
Trimmings and Furnishing Goods ihat has
-. ever been exhibited in the State Of Ohio.
Wholesale and Retail Purchasers will find il to
iheIr Interest 10 visit Union Hall before going
elsewhere.
We GRE also sole agents rcr the sale of
Singers Celebrated Sewing Ma.
chimes,
The Best Sewing Mechines in THE World and
price lately redacsd to FIFTY UoLLAlSS.s
Call and get one, pr send yont 0fdsr Tor one td
ISAAC A. iSA At;5,
Union Hall, Corner of Superior and Union streets,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. ..ss
Nav 90 ISnO-ly l.-s@ u II
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
a Fortune for the Fortunate.
UNIQUE SCHEME.
$500 wort
OFF
ASH, WATCHES AND LAND'
N :" Will be distributed in
J. r. OLFE'S

" VIII be distributed in
J. p. OLFE'S
GIFT Dis RiPTHTON,
Al Edinburgh, Indiana, December 10h, 1860
One Gift OF 8 90 in Gold,
One Gilt OF $500 in Gold. ...
One Gift Of $3.50 in Gold!
One Gilt OF $500 in Gold!
500 Gold amd silver Watches
All in Hunting Gases md ranging in value. from,
$l5 10 $225.
Number OF Tickets, l6,5O0
n NumDer OF Prlzes, sass 1900
Value OF Scheme ..a... Sl6,50O
93-This Scheme is composed of Gosh, Watches
and and
GTAl distributions are made in public, supe,
intended by Tho ticket holders exclusively.
eTGcod references can be given.
W Agents wanted in every town in the United
States Send on your name anJ address md YOU
will receive by return mail tickets circulars, &c
9JAll prizes forwarded by express or mail Il
my expense. ...., 0,. ...
Single Tickets 81. Six Tickets S5.
Address all communications 10
P WOLFE,
E,tt.. Edinburgh, Indiana.
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Administrators Notice.

MT Office is hereby given tha: the unders gned
1N has been appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator on the estate OF Richard Downs, late of
Harrison county. Onio, deceased. Persons inter.
esied will take notice. F#
J. +. DOWNS, Adminis,rator.
October II, is6o-3t. 1880 '-s-,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
TO Townshin Clerks.

The poll books of the Presidential Election
are not opened until they are taken to Colum-
bus. We hope the township Clerks will write
the fullvote for each candidate on the envelOp
Of the returns, so that Editors can get them
from the Sheriff. Remember this, as il will
prove great convenience to Us and the pub
lie.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
GROCERIES! GROCERIES.
AT
GE0RGE C WILSON'S.

NE have On hand and are now receiving front
w the South and East, the largest Stock OF
groceries ever brought 10 Cadiz, to winch we wish
to cali the attention of Retailers and others wish
ing 10 purchase for their consumption. We
are de'ermined to sell as low if not lower than
either SteubenviiIe Or Wheeling prices. Oat stuch
nou II, rtof
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
Election of OGaicc Of thc Harrison
County Agricultural Society for
she year 1851.

The following is the result Of the election Of
officers Of the Harrison county Agricultural
Society on last Thursday
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-10-31
DIR. j. III. meLEAN,s

And the moIi deli
cious and delightful
cordial aver taken. H .
IL il strictly n scien q Z
'tihc e. vegetable COM S
pound. procured BY the
distillaiion Of Roots, ~
Herbs and Bark yell
low Dock, Blood RIOT.
Black Root. Sar.spa-
rilla. Wild Cherry bark
and DaRdelion enter
into its composition.
The entire active rem
cdis { principle Of each e
Ingredient l. thnrouuh. :.
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Valuable Gifts With Books
AT THE ExTESsivE
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT

Where all books sre sold at the Publishers low
est prices and you have the advantage OF receiving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
JOY TO TIiE WORLD.

Dear Ser ! l,sl that it b. a dat, eve suffer
box humanity that .houlJ give q relation Of the
great t.us6t. have derived lr0m che a,, Per
o., DAVIS. Pain Kiilsr lat sumner had the
lu,, lo riuns Co io,s tso Ut my ,h,idrsu BY iha:
Jr,aJlal ,suurse. ,hs cho.r.-anl ,a 40 human
prohat.Iii, ,h.uI have G'isa a,islim myself Il
a kiaJ Provides, bad net provided me hslp en-
tim, ofnsci. bret became acquainted With The
raia kiIlsr whist travelling on the river Nth
my husband. 4 gentleman .,1.ssusrr hai some
~iih bon vhi,h De- rosummsnisd In che highest
tsuus a. remedy ior ohoisfa. I thought 90
ulre OF q at ths time, b1t the same night Vas
attacked O., ths choIsra 90 %. worst form. re-
sorted Co ,afi,u. remedies u-cd Co arrest 30, pro.
grc.., bot 40 IN ,a,n. Va. .sitel With violcut
,urrp. and my discharges a..uued the same
character o. dii those IT my dear ch,Ireu pre-
,i1u. 60 thsii death. 49, boksd upoa o. iust,
Dot 400 Il once th1usht of The Pain Miller. w
hu.l.,ad olta,asd The bottle from lsllo~ pas,cu.
s,r anI administered 10 me a dose. ! cNpsu,eac.
81 almost immeiiatel, oessatioa Of pa,n. The
io-e 49, repeated II Intervals Of 6treu miautc',
tour or eve times, aal The result Sas complete re-.
covcg. issl coudient that I o~s my DE q the
Pa,a kiI-sr, All col, regret that could nj have
known offs eNtrofdinary yiriuc. earlier. I thea
might have saved the live. Of nay dear ehiidrca.
Since that tiue have used the Pain KiIlet eN-
tensivsly ,nI che mor, I use Il the better I Ike
it. A. "a great family MEDICINE il has no equal.
:. sANBERRY. 81. Louis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

A Rowbr n oTFIor. Everybody not con
pected with the Empire Club was shocked
when such a notorious bully and ruihln as
Isaiah Rynders was exalted by President
Buchanan to the important pos. Of United
States Marshal Cor tbe District Of New York
Ills conduct since his appointment has no,
been such as to change public cp inion IN
regard to his character, but bis las, out.
break Of insolsut brutality will surprise
esen those who were prepared to hear any.
thing bad Of him.
ltsecms that three negro boys were lately
taken from an abandoned SLAYER and lodeei
in Eldscdse stree, Jail preparatory to their
going back to Africa. under the auspices Of
the Colonization Society. Mr. Levi. Tap.
pan, a venerable philanihropi',, called on
the Marshal, 10 company With his grandson
TO inquire Il the government had any OBJ
i,ction o tho transfer Of these boy, % the
colored Orphan Asylum. A. soon as his
errani became known o. Rynlcrs. the lat
ter oycrwhelmsi him with torrent Of ,ul-
garity and blasphemy, approached him in
mcpacing attitude, and on the interior.
snce Of his grandson to protect his aged REL
atiyc. made furiou. assault, on him al.,.
with hands a. we'll a. tongue. The Mar
shal's language. a. stated in the ahlnvits,
&. too sros, and rroflne % hear quotation.
We take the liberty. however. Of citiu. one
felicity Of his harangus. az a specimen of
the whole. n, wished he sid, tha, every
ui-rsr was hunc-"huns % high that God
Almighty him-elfcould not cut han down"
The outrage has every trait Of meanncss
and cowarl,cc A. vel ~ every characters.
dc Of brutality and violence which can b
considered necessary IN disgrace an oiEccr
Of the Government. Uulc.. Ryndcr. j. r--
moved. will no, the Prc.ilen, share the in-
fanny Of the 0sccr be refused to punish'
lBo'ion Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
JOHN II. MARBLE. } s,lce,n,0 Of
STATE OF MAINE.
September 20. 100.

OIFoED, -. st the term 81 the court u Coca.
~ Conmission~rs, holdea at Paris, 10 aud ior
the County ~ Oxford, un the seventh day of
Noyrlbef, \. u. 1850, ~ Adjournment from
the frsi Tuesday of September, \. ID. 1850.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory eyi.
dence having been received that the petitioners
acc responsible. aud that inGuiN into the merits
oi their application h oNpedieut, u - Ordered
thatthc COunty Commissionefs meet At the dSel-
hus.house ofSewall Drnu. OF u N6elj on Wcdaes-
dsy the t~tllih DAY of December next, al one %.
clDck T.. ". ADD th-nos proceed TO view the route
mentioned "a said petilinu; immediaisl, after
wh,ch view, hearing ofthe parties aud witne.se.
will o. had at some convenient place in the vicin.
~, aad such other measures taken in the premises
a. the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
Add Il u farther Ordered, that notice ofthr time
place and purpose oi the Commissioners meetins
Aforesaid be- gwen 10 III persons AMI copo mtions
Interested. by causing aiissted copies Of saidpsti.
tisn anl 81 this order thereon 10 BE- served ut,8n
the Cletk ofihe toWn Of DiN6sld in aid Cont, oi
ONionl and also posted up 10 three public
places IA aid to~n aud Published three
sccks successiyely In the Oxiotd Democrat
newspaper printed az Paris, IN aid Coun.
" Of OXlord, the fret Of .sid publications and
each Of the other notices, 90 De made, served
nnd p'stei, al least thirty DAYS before saii ,ime
OF meeting To the end that al persons and oo-:
poraiious may thea and there appear and shew
Cause II any they have, why the prayer of said
petitioner. shoald not h. granted.
Aue.u SIDNEY PERIlAM, CLERK.
true copy oi laid petition sod order oi Court.
Attest; SIDNEY PEIliAM, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
Notice to Teachers.

THE unJersigne,l would respectfully notify those
/ persons who intcnd teaching Public School.
in Paris, the ensuing season, that Saturday, No.
yembef 2lh, j. set apart 10 meet az the Academy
on fari. iiill. ior Oh, purpose Of examination.
Also, 90 Tuesdiys, through November. the un.
,ler.igned will lie ~ his residence al Sppw's
Falls, on which days Il will ah,n him pleasure
To counsel with tsarher. for the promotion 81
the welfare II our Pebble Schools. A conviction
that personal interview With each teacher may
b. conducive OF much good. prompts me To give
such leniiy.
All, lnriher, il IL requested that those persons
having engaged 10 teach 10 Paris. who are not
residents Of thi. town, will produce certificate
Of their moral character. signel by the Select.
men Of their rcs,,eciiv" towns.
GEO. W. HAMMOND,
Supervisor of the PubI'c Schools Of Paris.
Paris, Oct. 30, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

wur,r ~ lltrNors. Travellers tell us
that they are assonlshed BY the stacks Of
untouched wheat which still line the sides
Of the railways throughout Northern api
southern Illinois. and We cannot doubt 1t
when we remember that the wages Of labor
cr. during the harvest ranged from $50
% $500 Ter diem. AtiLe close Of navi:a-
iiou there will still DO from twelve TO 6c
teen millions o. bu.hel. surplus % como FOR
ward early IN the spring. This will prove
couelu,Nely the ability Of the Trairics to
provide through the port oi Chicago alone,
Tor the fun foreign demand. Chicago, how
ever. though the largest, i' no; the only
grain-,hirpins port, bat being Of itself al.
cquate 70 meet the prevailing wants, there
i, no occasion Tor referring 10 Others.
National ln,eliiscnccr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

Imrorian, decisions concerning sewing
machines were made in Albany last week q,
in the United States Circuit Court. Judges
Nelson and Hall granted nine ipjuuc,icns
in favor Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson ManuiAc-
turing Company and the Grover 4 Baker
Sewins.Machinc Company, again.; divers
person. who have bSsn making or selling
ssrins.machines. The injuueuOns were
granted on patents which cover the feeding
device USED On al sewing.maehines where
the cloth IL held between two surfaces with
out being fastened TO either, and moved
s,sh by sueh. ADV. eth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
Maine Wesleyan Seminary


THE WINTER TERM win commence. Mon-
L dsy, Nov. 26ih, add coaiinue II weeks. un-
der Fun Beard u IaiirHei,oa.
The advantages of the Water Teim are quail
To hase OF any other term, and specially favorable
Coz taose studying LiAsHags', MaiAsaai,e', Ma
sec. OrsaaHiai braHeAs,,o t Zoe Ladies Ia the Gel
ifrii, Coyfs.
A@pls Bsard'as aeo'assdai,sa' are afforded,
and ever reasonable provision - made Zoe the
health and comfort OF hpsrders.
siudeais can attend their rrcitaiions NJ all sea.
sons Of the year, without Inconvenience o. expo.
sure.
The price Of board. Including wasbin. anil nee
Of FURNISHED room 10 - pr week. Those Who
remain lcss thaa term viii h. charged 10 cen's
PEI week additional. Fed aai Lgh5 viii BE-
furnished ior 25 crnts per seek.
Sndcnis will lurnsh their own sheets and pil.
law cases, towels aud toilet soap.
No deduction IN tuition ior absence the f'si of
lat scck Of the term.
Foe further inflammation send lor a circular.
N. 4. TOISEY. Scc'y.
Rents Ilill. od.i7, is60. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
GOLD DOLLAR roUND.

4 No,fi CiEcussrAScE Ia lsjs, ~.
Il,u.,k orto,J be FOREMAN to enc lo.e in box
Of b.. Sosar Coated r,I.- n-~ soh doIiar-aI.o
short letter, r,,,ussiSs che 6nlsr Of the d'llir.
OF rather che ps'-tss,, u fhe box ofpIs contain
eng o.. o. sJifss. d.. Il-rr.sk. naming b.. resi-
deues date, etc. q now app-an that che uoN
Ms purchased by Nf. AM. Stephenson. Of Ilous
ton. TsNas.-sho, in a litter 20 d.. llsuirk .
dated May i6,h Is6O, .sy, &C.," Ca cpsaius a
box Of 80, PiIs, purcha'st th.. l.y. jaJ.e u m,
surprise ou 6niiag rsll iaGa'. Ca ssauin.ug
ths Jir,etions, your note ofr,que.t al-o fuad.
", Iuis laughter claim. ne dollar. throat
shich have made a hole, ani a. ! ~ri,s. 't,.
suspended iron hsr beck, with rlbon." The
dUgg'., IN Houston purchased his supply Of Pin.
10 Nsw No'k, end ihs New iork druggist. direct
iron Nc. ileulck
.y-Se, adycriissusnt on third page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
AN INTERESTING CASE.

To rHosE VINO DoUEr. Mr. Syl'aaus l.,
a well knowa buildsr. IN the city Of New York, a
worhy rs.idsu, of,he pin,h ward. has beea irou.
bed more o. le.s. Zoe 6i,eea years, With rhsuma.
t..m-bas 6aslly lesa cured by u u Relief Ia
the noaih u Dccember 1852, b. bad a severe at.
taek-vas eOn6nsd to hi. ted Cor week. The
Ready Relief vas applied one night. AMI he va.
OF. al,osl his businos. the next morning. Tie
cosiiuu-i vel uniil the begisniag Of April ia
I'SS. whcn he wen, to Mamaroaeek, To pot Up
some ooun,ry seats, ~hsrs by exposure. he was
FRUSTRATED With ever and ague. lie vas treated
according % the oil mode q trratmeat. Shich
made him wofse-- care back 10 New Nofk, took
the Ready Relief and Rsguh,or. ~. cured IN %
h'urs. Ga ~ about the IL II september. he was
~as asaia attacked by Internationally the al.
yics ola ncighbor tired .oras home made rvmsd,
ry,koucd b, the good housewife a nsvsr. falling
cure lot unfortunately ior the worthy buili,r. Il
Odd NJ good. ~ Eag,rei IN Isia until Sunday.
Sept IiA. O'clock, ~hsa he determined To give
Rad~ay's Ready Rs..ci auot'er trial. Tcn min.
WE IAHA - ~ NaH "INht'at ~ iNfhlN mihul'H
Is,s, uiN he was fec irom rain Ga Tuesday
morniag. the 9th of ScrIsmbsr. be called a, TIE
q u x ofi,c add stated that be vas eu,irrly cor.
81, hath wouli never ,gsia throw aside the u
Il u. II, has Away. proved itself ready relief
Go aIl complaints, whether iulsrnal or eNicru,l-
whether Reformation, p,.entrry or Fever and
4 rue. A has rurrl me Of stch"
l., those who doubt the efficacy Of 4 n try
IL. IL ~ niuu,s. !, ~ill ~urk a great oh.ugr,
pains it ~il INSTANTLY .iopdissa.c. :, NIL qoi,k.
:, cheek. ani the causes Il viii .peciil, remove.
RRR odicc '62 Fulion.st. New NorA.
NR.-For Seroiuh syphilis. Female Com
plants. zee Il 4 Rs.ol,sat. For iurguhriy,
uss Rajua,', Rrsuhiof..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
slecple.,. Cnins. rselhlns Children.

Al kHHs bav uHgas.sat ar, these ao,omp.a,.
rasat, afhlb, haai. a1I mr.t Intelligent psr.a1.
k1,v aI.,. the .li consequence. o. health sni 1l-
zen .i.s. q ON ths a.e Of aaot,nss, oorliai., aal
similar baby la.ss ussd ia q,,st them. H."-
yt,,g', Sp.1,- Hs-.rlua- Big PIs, "a pleas
ant sugar p,H) ~h,gh 500 NAV trup soto ths
alaih ti aa, t,us, g,ss ,ou ever, ta,us 90 De- De-
s.ryi iram medicine. The, c,in sNertsl,rot. al-
hy che lrunur1 or issthlag. relieve collie sni
lsss' r.Hrlia'., anil procure natural aui quis,
rr.t. sbhl1t tas l,slvar,ags. % oori,als or op,.
atss. The, have besn u.sI .or year., anI APP.
pf1osihy ,Ii vbl abhlr dosing.
Fuss 21 cents p,r hox. With directions. 81
brsrs II.
scot ''y m,ii or esprrs' Tree Of charge. oa r.
c,ipt "a che price. Adirvss,
BE- HUMPHREYS 4 CO.
~ 362 broadway Nv1 Yutk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

bronchitis. This sure 5reruaner Of cen.
sumptioa Geo b. iusisatl, relieved and permanent.
u cured by the u.e Of. Il. stafford. Olive Tar
ADD lrOn and Saphur Powders. The Olive Tar
sia,s pain and heals .ofens.. aad inflammation.
AL che loo aud Sulphur powders convert. the
wasis or wom cot particles Of the bl,od ia,o gas.
90, which are ejected from the body b, the pore.
INSTEAD olb,,ng Deposited As phIegm. The ,ssti-
uaouial. OF many prominent aad well knovn per.
.oa. are cOuainsd IN the pamphlet, which viii L.
.snJ Tree B., mail to any address. See advertise
msut Ia this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
d. z D..
IL West Bethel, Sept. sob. Nathaniel =.
GOojnOe, aged ~ years.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. On IN.
~ ioureeuth day 81 Nav, 1852. Timothy n
Heath of Gilcad, IN the Couniy Of ONiori and
State II Maize, conveyed 10 Joha Walker and
David X. llastags. both of i.pycll in said Coun.
~ II OSlord b, msrigage deed cofisin tract of
hrd situated IN Barhsldcf'. Grant To- called) IN
aid County of ONiOrd. a. will rsorr filly appear
by rrisrcnoe 10 ssid deed. recorded in the ONiorl
Registry, book %, page l6j. AMI on the seventh
dsy u March. 4. n. ls56, aid Walker and
llastiuys duly Assigned h. Ezekiel Cohn II Gil.
cad IA said Couniv 81 Oxford, said mortgage
deed. a. Toll, apprars ~ riefcnce t. said assga.
msui. recorded ~ the ONiorl registry. book iOi.
plgrs az and as.
The condition Of saii mortgage deed haying
l-cu brokcu, the aid Ezekiel Colhn. the said
assignee claims o. iorcclos- the same pufsusnt To
the statuies Ia such rases made and provided.
EZEklEL COFFIN,
u, JouSJ. rrEEr, h.. Attorney.
October, -, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09

The Boston Society, beng in its infancy,
does not presen, a great number Of labOrcrs.
81 the time Of their last report. April 5Oth,
il had Ssi in employ for a greater part Of
the previous year in the Union. Number
Of families visited BY then, $4,000. Value
Of sales. S5.973.5e. Value Of grants.
S96O.3l. Daring the time Maine had the
Sane as 30 months labor BY a single nan.
OATS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
Los. of sleep.

If'hete issaythiug more wearing to mind and
bod, 'hsa ios' q sleep. o. Il ANY diteulty lie
ease can b. oiienef traced 10 other than loo. OF
'iecP, thea eNPsrisnce has los, u. power. Or sid
ney smith, the great Easlsh phy.iolosi.t, Is not
to ts relied upon. Ofth,', let the experience Of
thousand. snsssr. and try the Tols Anod,ne. aud
ihey will be ready 10 endorse the rema,k u one
ofthe friends Of the propnstor., Who WHITES.
e we're the directions 10 be covered with soye.
reigns TO purchase. would no, be without It,"
The al WILL experience By IT, u.e. See sdyer.
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Real Estate For Sale.
TWO FARMS ~ BYRON.

DNE IN that part OF aid town known a." Hop
W CIV" containing two hundred acrts, with
lot, ace. Of COOL lu'rryal-lhc remainder pas.
tar,se and Wo,ihni--cuis from tNenn to ihiriy
ton. Of bat, The place has ~ q iars la'ld'
iag. not many tirn~s eNrsllsd ~ OSiori County
Il :. Known a. the George ID. Au't,n iafm.
The other cheap hrm. with convenient
l1,lIiuIs, al,1ut twcnt, acre. 81 interval and
sighly scrc, Ut Is,siuugc aud woodland, cuts ten
tons a hay-known a. the Gilcfeaso iatm.
Al.,-the mill- Ia sfu, knavn as"Wormell-
Mili. ,"inclnius convenient building ani thfcsh-
ius ,aachins, With water privilege. Also, the
old Saw Mil, With the pnYilege-iacludlng ten
acre. ofani. Al Of which desire to sell upon
liberal terms.
Inuuife 81 william Thomas, John III. Ellis,
and l,rullen Rehnoai Zoe farn. "a Byfoo- u
Ttlden J. ilosse Zoe mills m Peru.
T.. q. HARLOW.
CASTOR, June 20. 1850.
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n A r r led 4.

In Woodstock, October 10Th, by Aftio. farrar.
Eco, Nj. Levi Bo~ker to Miss Hannah l.. Pratt,
both CIV.
Ia Lowell, 18th. Eug,ne V, barker to Mise
Macy &. llambka.
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Nc. Jefferson ID fartar, Of Paris, to Niles Mar.
garet J. Dammoa, OF Dsckheld.