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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-15

THE FIsnERIEs-This has been one of the
most profitable seasons the fishermen have
had for many years. At Mr.. John Stump's
shore, on the Susquehanna on Tuesday night
last, 10000 herring were taken at one haul
At Mr. James \. Lackland's fishery, on the
Elk river side of Turkey Point, 100000 were
taken at one haul Osbourn, at the Battery,
Spesuta Island, caught lS0, 900 at one haul;
and Bond is said to have caught 10000 at
one haul. All the other fisheries have done
equally well in proportion to the capacity Of
their seines and the number of men employ
ed. Nothing like it has been known for
thirty years. One of these large schools of
herrings, making their way to the head wa
tiers of the Chesapeake, are said to make
noise upon the water like the approach of a
violent storm Cecil Democrat, uay IL.
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DA"ON 3 600 lbs. Hams, Sides, and on'ui'
ID ders, received and for sale by
nv Is DAVY i HARMON,
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ALEX ANDRIA:

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY Is, 1860.
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lGg- A meeting of the Voters of the Consltu-
tonal Union party Of the Second Ward, will DO
held in the Old Court Room, Tuesday, 18th in
slant, for the purpose Of nominating Magistrates.
my l4-2t
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GIs- WHITE SULPHUR WATER. From
the White Sulphur Springs, Greenbrier county,
Va.-Bottled at the Springs.
This Company having made great improve
ments in bottling, the transported water is no" as
perfect rs when taken from its source Address
all orders to PURCELL, LADD 4 CO.,
General Agents for the United States
mvS-d3wx Richmond vs..
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

LEAGUE TO OPposE THE THE FOREIGN MI
NERs' TAx.-The French miners, whose claims
at Callahans Ranch were RECENTLY seized by
the tax collector ofSiskiyu ocounty,are about
to test the validity of the law before the
courts. For this purpose they held a meet
ing at Callahan's Ranch, on the lst instant
and appointed a committee to carry out a Sc
ries of resolutions which was adopted One
of the resolutions soicits subscriptions from
the French miners throughout the State, the
same to be used in employing eminent legal
counsel to take charge of the case; another in
vites the editors of the French press of San
Francisco to form a central committee Of di
rection, and the French miners of each dis
trict to organize subcommittee. Other res
olutions 60 into details which it is unneces-
sary to state The Echo of this city, strenu-
ously opposes the creating of the editors of
the French press a committee of direction
Their views on the subject are considered too
diversified and incompatible to insure har
mony or success in their management of the
matter.-S r Call.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

AN AFFEcTIoNATE PRINoE-After review
in Paris an interesting incident occurred
which produced a very pleasant impression
upon all who witnessed ii. The Empress
and the Prince Imperial remained some time
on the course after the Emperor's departure
and when the Prince had dismounted from
his pony, and was walking along, the people
approached to take a nearer view Of the I'm
perial party. The young Prince was the OBJ
ject of especial notice, which became quite
enthusiastic, when the Prince seeing a nice
little boy about his own age, accompanied by
his father and mother, people of the working
class, stopped short, and then as if moved by
an irresistible impulse, went up and kissed
the boy most affectionately. All who wit.
messed this little scene were greatly moved
with this proof of kind heartedness in the
young Prince and expressed their delight by
loud EXPLANATIONS.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS AT VIcroRIA.-
The steamer Panama arrived at San Francisco
Thursday night from the North, with sixty
five passengers and $4,000 in gold dust.
At Victoria much trouble was feared from
Indians. The marines were stationed at Es-
quimalt and citizens enrolled
A chief and his brother had been arrested
by the Victoria Police. The Indians resisted,
stabbing policeman dangerously, whereup-
on the police killed the two.
Notice has been served upon the Indians
encamped near town to leave. The number
of Indians in the town limits, perhaps exceed
that of the whites, who are not at al pleased
with their visitors
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
T.EL EGRAPHTC
TOVEB THE STATE LINE1

Accident TO Fireman--Overland Mail,
SAN Francisco, July l3.
Edward Newhoff fireman, was thrown
down and run over, while running on false
alarm of fire last evening His cheek was
cut and he was much bruised, but it is hoped
that the wounds are not dangerous
The overland mail arrived in town to day
about twenty minutes before o'clock. There
came by the stage the following through
passengers NJ. Tiff, J. McNulty, R. Tirrell,
- Wolfskill and T. j. Nully
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

CINNAEAR 0Rr-The San Jose Reporter OF
eJuly. llth, says enc of the proprietors of the
Enriquita quicksilver mine presented us with
, specimen of, cinnlbar, which is literally a
nugget, ,yof,pnre mineral. Instead of the
quicksilver being. in the usual form, it is ac-
tually in liquid state, and will drop from
the ore in small glObules by being slightly
shaken. This is probably richer than the
much vaunted mines.of Napa, and is certain
ly much richer than anything that has ever
.'been found in the great Almaden At pres
ent the Enriquita Company produce about
600. TASKS of quicksilver per month, aud the
business is constantly increasing
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

APPROPRIATED. 1t is stated that the Re
publicans have parcelled out all the Federal
officers in this State-commissions to be is
sued when Lincoln is elected. There are
several here who aspire to foreign missions
California however, cannot have but one,
and as Tracy is now in the East making hay,
we may safely presume that he will be the
one, while the others will be compelled to
chew the bitter cud of disappointment. We
regret this, as we would like to see all our
Republican friends provided for-S. r. 1eI-
eqrdDl
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

ONE OF THE RAREuEs.-One of the most
strange events which have happened in this
strange country, was the rain which set IN
during the fore part of last evening, and
continued through the night. Neither the
"oldest inhabitant" nor his grandfather ever
before knew of such an occurrence in this
State at this season of the year. 1t really
seems that from some cause or other we are
to have regular seasons here, the same as at
the East.-S f. Telegram, Wednesday,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. CHARLES LINDLEY, Judge.

FRIDAY, July 18th.
John Evans VS. w w. Presbury-Three days
time granted the defendant to file answer, and
cause continued.
Jacob Kaufman VS. Valetti & Correll-Judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff for the sum Of $40 "a
and costs.
]. C. McQuaid vs. H. II. Lyons-Tried and sub
mitted.
esvor nj plaintiff for $2O9 90 and costs.
Adjourned till 10 4. n. to morrow.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
miscellaneous.

100 qAsHs- s,a,!Is.;
California Wine
Cal. Port Wine;
Cal Angelica
Bancrofts Cider
Old Tennessee Whiskey;
Eureka Whskey;
LONDON CLUB House Gin
Pepperment
Assorted Syrups;
Old Wigwam Tonic
Boxer and Lester Bitters:
Booth and Sedgwick Gin
Wolf and Russ schnapps
Daley Whiskey
Cigars and Cards
80 casks Asops and Barclays bottled Ale and Porter
For by JOHN w. FIELDING,
may22 my 133 Plaza, Marysyine
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

DELEGATES HUNG IN EFFIGY.-The lnde-
pendent South, published in Burke county,
Ca, has the following
On Friday last the citizens of Waynes-
boro and vicinity, met, without distinction of
party, and in cool deliberation, without a
dissenting voice, they proceeded to hang in
etiigy the ten Georgia delegates who would
not withdraw from the Charleston National
Convention. They were hung in the public
streets, with inscription S labelled on them,
Georgia Traitors" and while swung up they
were stoned and brickbatted by the little
darkies. Their remains were then taken out
to the Parade Ground and hung up to the
liberty pole and burnt to ashes the cannon
was fired one time with the mouth turned to
the ground, as token of submission on the
part of the delegates
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

PASSAGES OF THE CALIFORNIA FLEET.-The
Mercantile Gazette says that in the first six
months of the present year, vessels from New
York have averaged 13l days passage, exclu.
sive of three ships that put into way ports for
supplies or repairs From Boston the aver
age length of passage was 1876 days, without
disaster to any of the leet--the Ella Florence
touching at Valparaiso to discharge cargo.
The following were among the shortest pass
ages of the season; Andrew Jackson, New
York, 80 days; Sierra Nevada. Boston, 81
days; Mary L. Sutton, New York, l03 days
Morning Star, Boston, 105 days Robin Hood
New York, l07 days F.; Herald of the Morn
Ing, Boston, lOS; Lookout and Archer, New
York, 1Os; Ocean Telegraph, New York,
l09 Great Republic, New York, ITO.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

POPULAR AMUsEMENTs- The Rev. J. A.
Anderson, of Stockton, lately delivered a SER
mon on popular amusemeGts, being prompt-
ted thereto by the receipt of the following
anonymous communications
Rev. Mr.. Anderson: VIII you please in
form your people what sort'of place Heav-
,'n j.?
they have balls there?
DO they have theaters there?
Do they have an opera there?
If they do not, what are we to without
them? One OF Your HEARERS
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
1allg gatlonaI Drmotrat.

A MuNITcENT DoNATIoN.--Horace Hawes
OF San Francisco, has presented the Ladies'
Protection and ReliefSoeiety ofthat city with
a deed to six 50-vara lots-a whole block
bounded 10y Post, Van Ness Avenue, Geary
and Franklin streets. In acknowledging this,
the lady officers of that Society say
at is our pleasure and province, as officers
OF this Institution, to express publicly our
thanks to MIR. Hawes for so magnanimous a
gift Such an act shall be made a public ex-
ample for others to imitate-for the Young TO
follow. We trust the magic wand of Fortune
will touch other hearts, and that, ere long. n
suitable building will be erected upon this
site, as a Retreat for the poor and friendless
While it is ours to express gratitude, the bow
ed heads and aching hearts must feel it. Wild.
ows' tears and orphans prayers will bless,
and God, who alone is able, will give the re-
compense."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

VANDERBILT AND THE MMLs.-We are in
formed by our Washington correspondent
that Vanderbilt lately wrote private letter
to the Post Office Department, stating that he
would not touch the mails going oceanwise
after the 20th of June. To this the Depart
ment replied that they did not expect him to
carry them after his contract expired.-ISdc
Union
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

In the United States Circuit Court Tuesday
Judgment by default was rendered against
John c. Fremont in the suit commenced
against him by George d. Bulen. The de-
tendant had made note for $1,000 dated
New York, June 18th, 1856, in favor of VIM.
II. Jonson, and by him indorsed in blank
On October 10th, 1859, the defendant paid
$3.50. The judgment was for about 5000.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

MURDER CAsE.-In Sacramento Thursday
fSam Smith, colored man, indicted for
the murder of another colored man named
Moulton, was found guilty of murder in the
first degree
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

MATRIMONIAL ALLTANCE.-.The London
Spectator says: "There is a rumor abroad
about the forthcoming matrimonial alliance
ofthe heir apparent to the British throne with
Princess of Prussia. German newspapers,
solemn always, and full of erudtion, inform
us that all the particulars of this union have
long been determined-arranged in fact at
the time of the nuptials of our Princess Royal
with young Prince Frederick William of
Prussia. 1t was then settled, We are given
to understand, that there should be double
marriage" between the Royal families of
Great Britain and Hohenzollern; such double
marriage as was seriously contemplated a
century ago by the then monarchs of England
and Prussia but unfortunately broken off at
the eleventh hour"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

Hops, best 25 pounds 10
Notice Of the above must be given to the Secretary
who will make the proper entry. Such notice must
be accompanied with the affidavit OF the owner and
dsnterested persons of the number of bushels or
pounds produced to the acre. Wherever the Visiting
Committee can visit they will make the examination
for themselves.
Glass XVIII-Equestrianism.
1st "a
Most accomplished lady rider $50 $2j
The Managers Of the Society will be present during
the Fair to give all general direction aud forage will be
furnished gratis for premiums.
Address CHAs. NJ. GoRHAS, Secretary A. II and NJ
Society Of the Northern District Of California, at Ma.
rysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

LITTLE GIRL of L. Thompson, of Khan
Tone, ChaNtauque county, New York, five
years old, swallowed gravel stone, Of the
size of large bean, which lodged in one of
the branches of the bronchial trunk. After a
few days of irritation there, it would be
thrown or coughed up into the larnyx and
strangle her until she became black in the
lace; then, as the tension of the muscles re-
laxed, it would fall back to the former place.
She was taken to Buffalo and DIR. White
made an incision in the vindpipe and re-
moved the obstacle. The child was put un-
der the influence of chloroform, and laid on
table cut was made below the larynx,
near the breast bone, and the blood sponged
dry. As the air entered the hole, violent
coughing ensued, which threw up the stone.
She was turned on her face, an instrument
was introduced into the passage, and the
stone taken out. 1t was joyful release from
impending DEATH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
JOHN II. DALY'S
Old %" BRANDY

TOHN a. DALY's OLD HQO BI9k 49,
- DY is put up in cases Of dozen Bottles e..
It isa
Pure Article OF French Brandy
and is unsurpassed in quality.
THE EXTENSIVE SALE
Of this Brandy in California,
F OR THE PAST TEN YEARS
sufficiently tests Its reputation.
The Gases are branded
JOHN 7. DALYs OLD 20" BRANDY,
NONE OTHER is GENUINE.
Each Bottle has additional label with the IA
smile signature of"WM II. DAILY"
WM. NEWELL & CO.,
San Francisco. Sole Agents.
je2T. 3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
Glass XVI. Bees.
$50 $40

BEST IMPROVED, CULTIVATED AND FURNISHED GRAIN FARMS
PREMIUMS
First class, over $40 acres FD
Second class, under $50 acres and over 800 do
Th-d do do 100 acres, do
-. BEST IMPROVED AND FURNISHED srocr FlRv
First class 800 acres or over I'm
Second class, under 500 acres do
GARDENS.
First class, 80 ceres or over Ed
Second class, under 80 acres and over do
Third class less than acre for family use do
VINEYARDS.
First class, 100cn vines or over Ed.
Second class less than 10000 vines do
Fruit Nursery, do
Kitchen Garden, $40
FlowerfGarden, 10
Green House, 10
Hedge Fence, 10
Ornamental Hedge, 10
NorIcE No farms, vineyards, orchards or nurse
Iuu l. -.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
Piano Maker and Tuner.

isEu9zxz
RNFR-Rn MR. GEO. GREINER
n v Begs leave tc inform his friends and
the public generally, that he Is again in town. for the
purpose of TUNING and REGULATING PIANOS,
and will do himself the pleasure of calling those
who have heretofore engaged his services Those who
anxious to have their Pianos Tuned first, will be
Immediately attended to, if notice Is left at MR..
AMY'S STORE, or with MR.. GRAMBSS, Bells Row
jel1 3w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

Agricultural, Horticultural and
Mechanics Society,
Of the Northern District of California,
PREMIUM LIST AND RULES,
FOR TILE SECUND--
a n N u A T. r. AZ ES.
TO BE HOLDEN AT
MARYS WILLIE,
September Sd, 18th, 9Th, 9th, 7th and sth,
A. ID. 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

U
Secretary or Treasurer.
G.. n. SWEZY, President.
Il. p, OTIS, 1st Vice President
CHAS. l.. Low, Treasurer
CHAS. NJ. G0RHAM, Secretary
Z. T. WILKINS, Yuba Co,
H. j. BOOTH, do
COL. FINLEY. do
JUDGE HAMLIN, Sutter CO.
THOS. HOLLOWAY, do
W. HENSHAW, Butte CO.,
J. w. THOMPSON, Plumas, Vice Pres't.
G. w. GRIDLEY, Butte,
L, c. SINGLErARY, Colusa,
D. o. WOODS, Nevada CO.,
LEVI II. T2WER, Shasta CO.,
s. w. LANGTON, Sierra CO.,
j. h. CRANDALL. Placer co.
K. J. WALSH, Tehama Co,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
CITIZENS STEAM NAVIGATION co

DURsUANT to the Bylaws of this Company, no.
l. tce is hereby given that the Annual Meeting Of
the stockholders, for the election of Trustees will be
held at the Office ofthe Company, in this city, on
Monday, the 10th inst.
The Polls will be opened at O'Clock r. NJ, and close
a. a5S o'olook, 2. ".
Mary:vills, July 3, 1880,
jyst5 HORACE bLAoH, ee'Eetaig'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

gTtdVtsV
Class IV.-AgricIltural Implements.
All manufactured articles ana implements must be
entered and placed on exhibition before 9 O'Clock
the 4th day OF September, and remain until the close
| of the Fair
No premiums will be awarded for manufactured ar
tcles not produced in California yet the Society will
be happy to place such articles exhibition with the
names of the members exhibitors, and award di-
plomas for such exhibitions accordingly,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
ADREvIATIoN.--F. D.-Framed Diploma.
Cattle Show.

The Cattle Show will be held in the City Of Marys
Vile, very near The Fair Grounds
Stock must be the drounds before A. Nj. of
September 4h, when proper places will be assigned
them, and animal will be permitted to leave the
stall between A. NJ and p. NJ. on any day of exh-
bition. want of compliance with any part OF this
rule will forfeit all claim to premium.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
FIELp cRoPs.

NoTcE No farms, Vineyards orchards
res will be visited without the being entered for
a premium with the Secretary before the 1st day Of
! August
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

In the departmnnt ofthoroughbred animals ,yhcth
er Cattle or horses, none VIII be permitted to com
pete but such as furnish complete pedigree.
No. 13-Roadstcrs
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14
Glass I.-Cattle.
No. 1-Short Horns.

Exhibitors of anaals in Nos. l, 2, g. and ., m1s'
furnish satisfactory evidence Of age and pedigree
The Judges will exclude over-fat animas, should such
be exhibited the object OF the Society being to en-
courage animals suited to breeding purposes
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-14

Best stallion, years old FD.&15 10
No. 11-Draft Horses.
Best stallion, years old and up
ward II n q 600 qtn
Best mare, years old and upward 20 is
.u..-u, o, Is 10
Best ''allohi oyears old +. d. 6 10 10
No. l2-Thoroughbred.
Is. 2d
Best stallion, years old and upward F. D. s2O so
Best mare 4 % III
Best stallion, years old FD.G20 Is
20 10
Best mare, 2O 10
20 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
AMERICAN n FOREIGN PATENTS.
R.H. EDDY
Solicitor of Patents!
Late AgsHfoIfhs u. y. Paint ono wash
iHgioa, uadsr ih6 act et 1857.
o7 stat,st, ,oppo.Ite kilby 80. ,ioston.

Late AgnfoIihs u, y. Paint pnce, wash
iHgioa, uRdtr The Gci et 1901.
OF stat, ST., opposite Kiiby ST, Boston.
4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards
~ twehiy wears, cou,inuss 10 sscafe paisnis IN
The uaited Staicst sai a-o ~ Great Hriisin,
Fnaee aud other forsiga countries. Caveats,
n eri6caiion., As.igumeats, and ~ papers ~
Drswinr. Coz Paieni. executed 90 lihefsl irrHs.
sad with despatch. Resestch,, made INTO Amei-
lean %, Fofeira works, 20 deirrBine The validity
a, ut;li,, Of Patents ~ lnycniiuus-and 'egal 90
che, advice rendered IN ~ nilttefs tpurhpg the
.,m.. COME. the claim. Of sr, rsienis iur.
,;.h.I h, ,emittng one dolisr. A.signmsnts re-
co,ded IL washiagion.
The ar,nc, !, not only the largest 10 Ns~
C,yI,eJ hat thfough Il lnssnt'rs have advan,a.
20. for securing raieats, or nscrfaining the pat
.eiabilin Of iaysniioas, unsutr1ssed by, u not
i,u,-sasuIahl, superior to, any which can ~ 81.
Cr,dthsm elsewhere. The trsiimonials below
gi,.o move that name u MORE SUCCESSFUL
ar TIE PATENT OFFICE than he 'ub-cr,.
H.. AMI o.. SUCCESS ~ THE INST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he Sould
AID that BE- has sbinlant reason to helis,e. nod
"a, move that AZ ne other rlifr ~ thr Had are
the charge. i.r professional srt, ,,c. moderate.
The ima,.n,e practice 81 the .ub.rfih,r. dufiog
tssnt, wear. pact has enabled hIui 60 ascumulsls
,a.icollertionof specification snd official dsci'.
TOO. relative 10 patents. Thee. bcs,de. his ~.
tsn.iye hhaf, IT vi al aud mechanical soik' and
foil accounts II Psfenls granted in The United
SLATE. ani Ea,ops. req Ter h,m ahic, lsyond gues.
ton, 10 odsr superior acihti,. l0r obtaining pat
elis.
AIlescs..ity ~ loarnc, a. W1shingion iopfo
core p,t-nt. and The usual great asL', there. are
saved iNtllou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

Coon OrDloV o. oNs's Srtr. n white
peor'e sometimes th,rt rs-r,s, incapable q
taking care of themselves. rs-ros. s1ns-
time. ib.rk ,temsslv-, smarter than white
peOrle. Here j. an amusing instance.
"rhc late Chief Ju.tics M,rs,ll. while
riding enc morning o. court IN o.. single
sarri.s', Do. horse 10, ard hrrlea shaft
lie va' rull'-l slat u l'. Tom. a neigh.
boring negro va-ua.r. happening % jri,,
Up, be ak q him d Do couII help hln out
Of his d,IcGl'y.
"oyes uas,a Iycu'Il lend me your a,k-
iui'ce'
Tom took the tn.', arl cut a sarl.ar
pol sri a -rarr vine from re..hh,r,r-
,Aiek,', with which BE- specify .rl.,sI
broks1 s'a';
"Na~ Tom" I'D ,to Judge, "vhy
d.dn', think OF that7'
go NA''a. rrr'i-l Ton, 'y5a i--r
'sn' ro Jf riG l-' move '.g'- ',7 o}-,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07

Posrt,ND A>p Nav YpEk Srr,v.ur
LINZ To, Portland and New York steam.
ship Line was established about four ys,r.
az, when % fr,, started. bat one boat
va. required to DO the business; about a
year since. own. 20 the increase ct bu''.
nee, the second boat s,s put On the route,
thus forming a regular .smi-~e,kly line
between the to eitir. They are screw
boats, and are veil adapted Tor the route.
beng fast AMI elegant - boat, they are
intended principally or frsisb, boat. bat,
have COOL a-comni,iino' i,r about 80 pa.-
ssusers. Their business i, mostly derived
from New York and Portland. bot they car.
~ hrs. qalntitie, Of freisb, Gr al the
PRINCIPAL Ilacss in Maine, Vermont, New
Hampshire aud ths Canadas.
Arailroad track ). laid to the boat, and
gOOds are ron directly 10 and from the boat
10 cars, making bat one change nom Nss
York 10 the CAnadas. thus sauns the *.
pense Of dayags and damage To goods from
being handled. This line was established
by Henry D. Cromwell, E.q OF New York,
who '' the principal owner Of The boats,
and = entitled {, much credit for the man.
nsr in which he has conducted thi, enter
prise. The agents At Portland are Mcssrs.
Emery & Fox. and they have from The BE-
ginn'ns taken Al active part in promoting
the interests Of the line. Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-07
DR.. NIattlSOl'S Remedial institute.
FOR SPECIAL DISEASES.
81. = I-.l.a MN. p,-nl.s q. r. /

". = Isisa N'fa, PretIiss n. Z. J.
The sp,.iIhV smiucrl sll disrlss, ui a Ir..
,if, galore bath of Men hui Wom~r. trrsu.rs-
laiipos. D., letter 90 uthrrsis~, ace Hfruiy u7f-
isahsi. aud mr,Iisin,s Will h. ssui D, rNTr'.s,
secure tom observation, tn sli part. of tbr cHu1-
tr Al.p. accommodations Yr pftisnfs from
abroad. wi.hing fur q secure and pr,nis retreat,
and good care. unril restored o. I',lh Ih'
r-a,i sai1liioi r,ft,afo as3 f,fna1pi1i' cent hy
mail. AIirr.. l~,lh .smpl ~. y u. MsIu.
sos, a. sluyr. p