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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-02

In taking charge of the editorial depart
ment of the Journal, the undersigned has
very few promises to make. He will de-
vote what ability he possesses in rendering
it valuable as newspaper, and will endea-
vor to advocate those measures that he
deems the best calculated to promote the
prosperity of our City, State, and Country.
The political character of the paper will, in
a great measure, remain thesame. a cheer
full support win be, as has been, given the
Administration of Mr.. Lincoln, in its efforts
to sustain the laws and crush rebellion, and
in all other acts which do not clearly ap-
pear preiudicial to the best interests of our
people.
We are not sanguine enough to believe
that we shall be able to please everybody
nor are we sufficiently vain as to imagine
that the present change in the editorship of
the Journal will make any perceptible rip
pie on the surface of current events. AL
we ask of those whom we may chance tc
offend, aud those whose expectations we
may disappoint, is, that they will exercise
a reasonable charity in judging of our mo
tives and criticising our faiings.
FRANK VI. THAYER.
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Tine nwahoo Rnneers, ,,

Pursuant'to notice, meeting of the citi-
zens of Centre Ridge, Mechahicsville Lo-
Gust Creek, and the adjacent neighborhoods,
was convened at Centre Ridge School
House at o'clock P. ~, April, goth, 1861,
for the purpose of forming Home Guard,
for self defense, in case of attack from hos
tile marauders.
On motion of William OlmsteG, seconded
by Frank D. Allen, Boyd Bullock was ap-
pointed Chairman of the meeting.
It was moved, and seconded, that Sam
ueI NJ. Gibson act aS Secretary, which be-
ing put to vote by the Chairman, was car
ried.
The meeting being called to order by the
chairman, Mr.. Allen, in brief but pointed
address, stated the object of the meeting
| which was, be said, to form a Home Guard
! to protect our homes and properties from
/ lawless maurauders, who would take advan-
! tage of the turbulent state of the country
| to commit depredations and outrage or
peaceabe citizens. Mr.. Allen then made q
m 1tion that roll be opened for the enroll
1 ment of volunteers to form the company
/ The enthusiasm evinced by old and young
was fully demonstrated in the facility with
which sixty-seven names were enrolled.
1t was then moved and carried that thu
enrolled volunteers should proceed 10 cleo
their officers
Frank D. Allen was nominated for Cap
tain. This nomination was promptly sec
onded, and having been put to the vote
was carried unanimously. Charles Ohm
sted was elected First Lieutenant; Loui
Short was elected ID Lieutenant; Samue
N. Gibson was elected Orderly Sergeant
Alfred kirkpatrick was elected Ensign
Hiram Hopkins was elected Sergeant; Clarl
Cody was elected Sergeant; Lorenzo
Hopkins was elected Sergeant JOSEF
, Shaw, William Clark, Webster Goldsmith
and John Bratz were elected Corporals.
1t was suggested that a distinguish
name be adopted for the company. Ate
various propositions, the g Wahoo Rangers
was finally adopted.
1t was moved and seconded that thes
proceedings be published in the Evansville
Daily Journal. BOYD BULLOCK, Chm.
SAM. NJ. GIBSON Sec'y.
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CAMP BAKER, I
MAY Ist., 1861.

Ed. JoURNAL.-This has been a very ex-
CITING and nlessant dag faruth HsRRitff rs
relation to camp life, which created quite
an excitement among US for time. The
matter, however, was soon explained to the
satisfaction Of every one and when onr
captain came out and was informed of the
lac'S' he took vote of the company, as to
the satisfaction of the men with their off
GERS. Every man voted that he was entira-
y satisfied, and three rousing cheers were
given by the entire company.
This little "tempest in tea NOT ,, bo.
done US much good. 1t has learned ne 70
pay no attention to idle stories bnt 70 do
our duty as good soldiers and good oficers
winch, l have no doubt all hands viii -
de2vor to do hereafter.
houce, IN this mornings issue of vonr |
paper, that some patriotic ladies called 49,
nisn oInclal for assistance to furnish tho
w oIuuteers under the command of Canta;p
thompson, with flannel shirts. and. chat at
Ter hemming and having fora time he finaiIr
gave them % cents. The only regrat ~
men mere have is, that the ladies' did NOT "a
luSe the H6eraS donation, for there is not
man mere but would rather 90 without q
SURF IMAM wear one furnished bv sucb
patriotic Individual as he. :
AT noon, to-day, we received a full car
oau u eAeeIient red flannel shirts. one I
.s!1H Gu anC nIteen IN number-from the {
IutTS % me city, by the hands of Messrs s
iubbell aud Schrader, who werA da9I,t;saS3 q
act for them in the delivery thereof 5
AT O'clock there was not a mar - 49, t
amp ground, except the Captain. bur What '
au MS shirt on, and even the Car,ain 4
'ouIo have had his on, but for the raas,r t,
{ Is the only man in the COMPANY who is Il
'r u enough TO have soldier clothes Of
we are proud set of fellows. and II v
quo 40 any patriots soul good too see ms 7
ruttihg around with our bright muskats Ii
nder the Stars and Stripes. Determined - M
efend them until the last. III
Al clock, carriages and buggies hera,
1I[[Fe'-I uH OF ladies and gentlemen. and 70
uail past three special train of three in
rs, loaded mostly with the patriotic Is3,as ",
'He c''Y' arrived, after which our com ris
9y lorhei and fired several blank car in
useS' 10 the evident satisfaction of all ex- th,
~ Vne cnlIdren, who were verv much III,
ng the "Star SpangIed Banner > =, 60 Chi
ne, which was cheered with vim -, - sbC
SHIRTS. Mayor Baker was caIlad ~. ~ ~ Mi
CHEERS, and made very patriotic sneso5 onr
one that did credit to bimself on5 ~ va1
Use In which we are engaged. anr
We all feel grateful to the ladies f,- tbo;- ton
IVersal Kindness to us in the shane ~
meets, shirts, &c, and more particpIarlv a.
tnelr visit, for there is nothing that 49,
erS the heart of soldier so much as ,ho t 9sa
lies and blessings of our wives mothers NJ,
ers, and lady friends. More anon. O. c.
Yours. K the
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ga We presume few of our readers will
taii to carefully peruse the communication
from an occasional correspondent at the
capital They should not pass it by on ac-
count OF its length, for we can assure them
II shadows farth some very important move
ments likely to be made by our State Gov
eminent.
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oNE Of the editors of the Louisville Cou-
ed - % IN IA t6e secession army. He telegraph
vii % the Courier on Friday from Nash
tbosa e. ieave to-day or tomorrow say to
j. liz TWO VINO desire to write, that our o9iyss,
however short may be the supply of
provisions at Washington, we presume the
stock of hemp has not run OUT
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DS-Our dispatches this morning still in
dictate that there will be a big fight in
He @a 81 e 6jsq 96 6 be dobs oln
Inc charge to the Grand Jury by the Balti-
more Judge is indicative of a growing IN
ION sentiment in that treacherous citv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
- 49, M A,,
UNION PAPER STORP
IS RALLY TO THE FLAG. s.

TIE books will be open this mornin,- a. n
man ne% building, Main street for f9II co
PaNy OF Light Inf4ntry, for the United States ~
wee, AoIe bodied men, who are willing 70 e,Ij,t
tnr the support of the flag of the Repnbiic -
FIted u call aud give III their names al g II
maya 1t r " NV
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Ar PILE n.

Va may ISL 1861 in the city Of Evansville at thu
! o'iuSnce OF Mr. HeiRerman by G. W. McBrida.
Esq, HoNA spAxaENrHAL and MISS E,,,,.
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No. 4O9 Bro adWRy, rev YOr.
G. SMITH & Co, Sole Props
SHERWOOD House, Evansville,
March oath 1851 4

M. v. =. MOTse-
DEAR SIN :-Enclosed find 60 100. ] End thf
your Anti Rheumatie Band has removed my Rheu
Inatism. l am, respectfully, yonrs,
L. A. BURKE,
ap2-Iydtw With J. s. Jaqutas q Co.
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MORTGAGE SALE

vi an the Furniture of the Pavilion H.,
70 'le iraVilon Aay LIST, 1861 at 10 ocI9ck ~ De
of fap oy m@rtsage made to on the 28ib dsv
ali tba iooi' by H. Cranmer d Co, will say
eaing Carpets Stoves Tab es Bureaus g 6eGs'
rs cupboard Wac, Cooking Utensils 6erat'
o'ciocp Ia Saig Hotel. Sale to Commence at IN
IT Np,, a - PHIL. HORNBROOE
Evansville, Ind, April 24th, 1851 90
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I'D 3. RUsT0H- 8 c0.
observation-disclosures Err

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Read Burrow, this lay
dissolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of
ARoS BURRow from the concern. The business
will in future be conducted under the name and
style of Read f. Lawrence, who alone are author
lied to collect all debts due the old house. They
will also pay the detts of Read & Burrow.
HIRAM +. READ,
ARON BURROW,
a
The undersigned wishes TO 1jra I,or,t,,,- :,
fci VINO are IN the habit Of removing plaI7ts de-
.dclhg tom 6stones, and otherwise tresbassi NO %
tIelr children to roam at pleasure over tb g
~ sll4g there-that there are severe nepsI
M iss loI al abuses committed on said pre M
lLese penalties range from $40 TO eIOp IN =
Ss VISITING the grounds will therefore talr i
he 10 me me Regulations" COPIES of which are ~
ofr oGlu at the cemetery will be enforced en- all
orTo JOHN S. GOODGE.
go Sexton Oak Hill Cer,.tox--
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AOa'e2aSOaa & la

SOa'e2eSOaa s. Co.
NO. 80 W'HTsr Street, Esrznsr.,,e
paI.y experience demonstrating tbo e.. -. -
tn nsT tLi uepe1d upon collections to raise yDor
- 70 tHei own debts, and having fond 80, ioIey
animation that We have goods eno1,t ~ upon e&-
800 az Ne owe we now offer to sen at PJ 70
go, " nave complete assortment Of ~ guuCeu
sell at wholes lie and re tail for 1yo ana will
/ ~ Uiiy. ne invite purchasers t0 - ~ Lloii-
F. - as we VIII offer Inducements tbat 5iii our
> rneni IN buying Of US our terms. WI JCa'l-
- : soREEsoN & co.
a/ESGTFCE F-GPFLFC.F77FS7-G n, 20, =,
Board Of County COMMISSIONER of yaPpy TO the
Co'Hty' at the June term thereof far I;caI puren
~ th an4 intoxicating liquors in Jass ~ si
brSi. q'i''tt at "a time, at their usual ,7la3 e
Evansville 0'is mai ran Of the CITY of
apI25 3wd 9OHAfFER & co. /
20 ~rv661 ,RIDS S0L n F7fS -s----~
of rsvol,+i NJ S' Since the coun try is j., a
for doc ~ everybody's soul should ba r a'9
-oiI aIH' OUT the most effectuaI va - ePdred
Ioe and money is to GUY vour sboosy 70 save your
and sell them claap 49, 'i'oes as can be had, |
APPS T ai-Ail kinds of money taken at its value.
ny.
- STILL THEY COME. We bavaa..,-
h ii an ADDITION to our stock of Ronnet SII re-
{u he ana misses HAS, Jbons Fi IlreIs'
al Ainds OF money taken at its vaIua
apr23 0SnAPh Err Dc BUSSINE
No 40 Main street A.;
8 111C5C8 R.4C0yH~ RF.1S---z
at receiysJ and fEf d Sugar Cured Inns
ap1s Jas. ERsKINE & CO..
o :, : :, : No A Main street
SO o 800 s. 'H'zChEREE JUST Mr.
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0.M NEW ARRANGEMENT
The ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY respectfully a
nounee to their friends and patrons, tls7 public
Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased fact
ties for the transportation of
Il p p 7 n n II PAG-B ! GE64B III,
r. ain9Gy solicit a continuance Of former favors
Eotos 0lS taksn IN the collection Of Bills, Draf
packages. " 9iia'' ana Valual
persons Wishing to avail themselves Of the
matio - me cypress can obtain any desired MD
SSSIslsss' At their Office on First streef bst,t
Ian a. ne ana Locust, opposite the Post Office.
q. III. FISH. Agonf-
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ple-. all Of them very fine; he also exhibit.
ca one variety Of pear, name unknown.
Oryille CioOgh exhibited some Red Har-
yeys and Pippins. very large and fair H..
bridge Wheeler exhibited some Porter Black
aud common apples, and the Damson plum.
Ira {. kimhall had the fines, rpeaei to-
ma,oes We have seen. Jos. \. fvitchelI
bad three varieties OF tomatoes, and two va.
rieiies OF Cab apples. very large ami nice.
Geo. NJ Twitchcll. 4 yariatiCs OF winter
apples, and a very COOS sample of Isabella
grape. John 4. rwitchell. very good to-
matoes and fnc cluster OF Sweet Water
grapes ID. Z. Brown. very good sample az
Con,ord grape, we'll grown, but not quite
ripe.
II the COMMITTEES hav, failed TO ID justice
o. the articles exhibited. 10 i because there
were but lev samples OF which they could
test the t,othsome qualities.
DK L &. BARKER, !
II. A. LYON. To-
JOS 4. TWIrCrlELL,
JOHN A. TwlrCHELL,
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rnr snrc ThInni. IIr.ns

For Sore Thtoat, ils.nr~rl's tniNsr--l
Cough R-.sri, Ne. proved tell p-'tr,i remedy
ior this tr,sss.ous- c.a'p'iiat, tr.alt ~,vry ~
ruight expect, sai es~rs uE~ ~Iu "Nprficscr u,
tr,ai n - - pi~saHt - spp',rst,ss, ADJ -
.osihiss 60 The irs,is-d thr,st, th,g 60 effect 10
slsiost insi.ai.a-u-. rhsfs ,.pfuh,b, NJ great
80 sfto, committed thaa TIA, 1T net .ttead,nt to
cospistni- 81 th,. kiai ~ cath stages II attack
- ptui,ib, p,cc case. OF cossupplior are pro-
diesel b, the a~s'rct 81 Throat CoHpl,,nts thss
an, other. H-,ag lr~e II al. oanp1nrHt. 10 de-
tab th- aa.t tsl,cai- ovustitIi.nss, a. ask, N
consiescr. tusl. A. the UuNcrssl Coush
Esmr,i, AT ds astnaishia; re.'i' arr b, SEQ DO
,shpment, "a nsdic,ue, my - ask All 20 b" sdrr
ald get The g-laar O. insarr sacc".-. Sold "y
Al r,.t-ctalL. dealers. See advertisements.
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gCoUGWs. The .sddsn chsnEr. oi onr eli.
mate arv sources of PsisosVy, B'oschiai aHd
Asfk-1,ir Afscfig.s. ENpcT'.nce haN'ns proved
that supple rcmedl,s oien act speedily asd cct-
taialy hcs takes ~ The early stsg~- Of the DE-
s.se fv~roaf-. shoul a oacc l., bal To-" Br1--ss
B-pscbal r., 49, ot bteuges, l.t the Coli,
COACH. or lr,thuoa 81 the Throat " ever -
shght, a. ~ this pre-. sstins a sore serious at
t-ck 80, bc edc,Ju.lly -ar,ied ~. frEtic
SFI,EIss sad StSGIEs wili 6nd them tHrc.
i.s isr clcar,ag a-i ugthea'ss the voice. s~v
al,sulsssrst.
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CAVALRY.
rhr Only oppor,unityi,,

One Regimen, Of Cavalry is to be RAISED
in Maine. only part OF one Company OF
which will h. enlisted IN this County. Ap'
plicatlons must be made Immediately.
The Company will conss, Of one Captain,
two Lieutenants. one Orderly. one Quarter
master. aud Tour duty Sergcants, eight Cor
pOrals, tso Musicians, oue S,ddler two Far
rier- one WAGNER and seyeniy.,wo privates.
Pay and subsistence 20 commence at the
time Of enlistment. aud a Bounty Of one
hundred dollars will be paid to each when
discharged.
Grcat care will be t. ken in the selection
Of the men.
Ago from eighteen 70 ,hirty.fve, weight
iroui i2j TO leo lbs.
ID. r. SrowELL.
Recruiting Ofhcer.
CiNToN Mus, Sept. ~. lS6l.
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Rally to the Flag {!
THE LAST CnANCEi

The last Regiment Of Infantry or Rifle
men. called for from Maine, Is abou, to b,
nlled.
There Is now an opportunity for all "a
iriots desirOus 10 serve their country to en-.
list. Rendezvous a, present at Bryant'
Toad Pay 10 commence on the day OF en-
listmen,. Term OF service three years un.
les sooner discharged
Sl00 bounty will be paid TO each sol iisr
when discharged from service, ia addition
to his regular pay.
Rally. Patriots. Rally. The Union mus,
aud shall he preserved.
JAMES RUSS, Recruiting oaccr.
Woodstock. Sept. 81. 1861.
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Aus.u SIDNEY PEIIIAM, Clerk,
.o,,onn. ,..-A, Court OF Probate held a, Pa.

.Oxrokp. s.-Ai a Court Of Probate held at Ia.
~, within aud for the Coun', ol Oxford, on
the third Tuesday of Augu.i, AID. le6i.
A MA ABBOTr, ESecwrix Of the lat viii
n and testament 81 David Abhon 81, late Of
Ru,uford 10 said couniy, having presented her first
sni final aceouh Of administration Of the estate OF
said deere, sell ior allowance;
Orduoi. That said EsecuiriS give notice to all
person. interested, causing copy OF this order
Z, be Published three weeks successfully IN the
O>ford Democrat, prinied at Paris, that they
may appear at a Probate Court ,obe held At Paris,
IN said County, on the third Tuesday Of Oc,oisr.
next, nj nine Of the clock in the forenoon, and
.hsw cause. if any they have, Why the same
should not be allowed.
ELISHA WINTER, J.ds,.
A tue cop,-a,iest:
J. =. IIoBns, R,r,.i,.
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In Days Of Oid.

Thew ~ss q tirsr-is dsys u Old
Whea hcakA "a. is'Ied above hne gold,
That DAY las pas.ei-all noe asgleet
That pr,eious beos-sn shSul protest.
Of.sa.s snd rcaso., al are t-r'it,
90 Il ~ouh appear there. bet h,tic IN.
Apply It thea 10 cure yoar "a.
Dy the ia,aslate use u lleu,ck's Pm.
The-- rcm,fkahle Pm. s,,rtls whais cosnuni
10. q, ih-tf Sunirflal caus. ADAPTED q ~
E.nr,, ,o,ith. uIsukD,i aai 81 agr. Pot up ~itI
Easi.h. splash, frraca aai GrrH,a directions
Eicsanily rua'ri ~,h sugar, purely vegetable
AMI .rn "a large in,, boxes for - csats.
Ey-See 4tysriissReat % th,ri Pfse.
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d. Z D

L. Bu,kssld, Jlly -. Jaae. waI,ru'an. ago
g.s ,sais. I moths, AMI I d,.
IN C,atua. sept. - VI. Samuel Howard,
ar.,I - years. Iie o. .4l o. Ave been the fret
male cNiii u the Ansb SiNol r'ce that ~as bora
Ia Ctnion.
On S~-,l-s. - ult. Rrhe~ca. -idpw oi Hon
phrr, Ssupi,f.. sgrd - ,rars. >rtt. sh. oi
,phort fyysr. C,uihn T.. Wiis II q. u. >leyra.,
.s,, 81 ~spt. 2t.t. Ilull,h, daughter ~ Rev.
T.. :. Poster. >rI,. -, tdaaysh B'O~", aged
S0 ycau, month, - days.
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Copal Varnish.
rice 81 per Gallon.
STATE OF MAINE.
oRp, s;.-Suprcac Judicial Coat. August
Tctm. 4. - Is6l.

O,ToRp, s;.-SupfcH,c Judicial Coat. August
Tcrm, 4. - ls6l.
Wilb,n fo.let ". Jo.ri,h X. Ams..
4 Nj nav Il appearing tothr Court that the ',id
y ,istrnd.nt ). not az iHhsbrant ofihis State.
ani has No Icnaat, ageat ~ sti"Jnet ih"I"'n, aad
that he has M notice ofihe Ierirncy II ihi, suit:
u .. OEULStp b, The Count that the .sid
pl,,niii no,iy the s,,i dsi'niint of the prndcncy
ct this SUIT. h, eAu'iag an abstract Of ihi. wn,
Nth ihi. ori~r oi curt IheteoH. O. b. pubb she'd
three weeks INCREASINGLY IN ih. oSiori Drmocrat
a paper priated at rafi. IN aid CoiutN. the lsI
publication To- be- thirty day, al les.I l-loT- the
neNt tetm oi said Count, ." D. holden 1T Puis,
aiaf--.,,i, on The seconi Ta-.d,N IT NoS'T neat,
g. the cod that the sail deisniant may then AMI
ihst. svp,ar NJ said Couii. and shr~ rdu.e, Il
an, he has. shy judgement -houli not h. rrndcrcd
against h,, aud writ Of pos.c.''on's,"e'l accord
mgly.
,tt.., sidney pIRIIkM Ile,k
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SHERIrf's SALE. o,'oEp, S.; sep,sm.

SHERIFF's SALE. o,voIp, SIS; sep,sm.
y Der 23i, 1861. Taken On executions and will
he sold al pnbc saciioa, on Saturday the 18th day
October. ID. 1861, At II oclock in toe forenoon.
al the Post Once on Bethel Hin in said County,
~ the right in equity which John II. Rowe Of said
Bethel had at the time the same was attached on
the original wriis To redeem the following des.
crb-d real estate situate in Bethel in said county
10 VII. all the real estate which the said John
u. Rowe conveyed O. LA &. kimball by his deed
of mortgage dated February l0fh, A. ID. 1859.
and recorded in The Osiord Rsgi..ry OF Deeds.
Beok TIC, page 22S, o. secure the payment of two
hundred aud ihri, dollars, 10 which dsed. and the
record thereof reference IL had for tall de,crip.
ton Of the premises.
CYRUS woRMELL, Deputy Sheriff.
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TALlH,ssI. l.ros CorNrr,l
FLfda, Jul, n, l>6i.

f5Tids, JulN ", l>ol.
To pN iI,RNicE. Albany, y. Y.-M,Dcar
p,etur | write THIS o. inloTn yau 81 The won-
,srii fleet 81 ,oar Sugar Coated Pit. on nav elder
d.ught.s. fof tnts. wears she has bc~n Affected
With = balloon. arrangement of the sy.tea.. sldly
impliria- her health. which Ia. l~-u steadily
falling duf,ng that period. Whoa ia NsS York
IN Aptil h.,, Tread advised me 20 test your
p,l.. Having the uie.t confidence IA the iuds.
n.ui Of ~, irieni. ,l,sin. 4 q ,upph Of Me.srs.
Rarnes \ PAX. Druggists, Park Row ,New York.
ca t,turn,ng hpu-, ~ creased all other treat.
rnsnt AID al a'n'lerd yoar Pills, one each night.
The Improvement ~ her ieel,ag., complrNinR. d.
,..t,an, etc, surprised az all raped aRd per-
,n,n~nt restoration o. health ha. brch the Tcsalt
W. u..i s.s thsa i've boxes, ani oousid~r her
sntir~h ~si ! consider the above l"st iH'Iir
Co 400 q. Physician, snd uu.' It will v. the
msal. Of indoc,n. many 10 adopt your Pills a.
then hrnik medicines.
remain, grar sif. nth maRS ihanks,
loaT olsdisut sstVant.
A. NDnHI>DN-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

The muster at Bethel comes OF this week.
Strong hope. have been entertained that
General d r Butler would be present bu,
this seem, improbable, at the present. time,
a, he has been summoned to Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

V,RuoNr ClrTLE SHOWS. They DO thing
With will. in the Greeu Mountain State.
In tho Caledonia Show, Burnst took the
first premium. $50, on torH 'ir'Hss,-on
IS pairs Of cattle. The the second prize
500. was awarded -. JOhn'bury. on IS
pairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04
n,lRY. nsrAp ND unNrr.

There were two entries Of CHEESE. one Nv
Mrs. , Burbank, and one by Mrs. {. Rowe,
both fine.
one entry Of very nice butter. by Mrs.
John Nccdhsm.
one entry Of very light and nice white
brad, by Miss Aucus,a Walker.
One entry oC excellent brown bread, BY
Mrs. Gilmsn Chapman
Onc cpiry Of f1ur, by james Walker. Esq.
A nicC article
PINCKNEY BURNHAM, d..
u. VI. GROVER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

SzAntE Our brother Li,tlefeld, OF the
SEowhegan Clarion. is conceded TO be the
biggest editor IN Maine. lie adycr,ises tor
500 pound, Of straw Tor bed upon which
10 rest his clpacious form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04

The Aroostook Time. announces the death
OF John Z. II. Hall, Register Of DEEDS for
that County. lie died IRON the effects Of
a "a With which be was seized in bis Ohce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-04
YANKEE NOTIONS

liasias th,. Fall newly stieI "a, and enlarged
b.. store. the .sb.cf,l~s ~osll rr.p~oiislN call
the sttru',oa ,fths puhc 70 the sbsts =i-'I reds.
Nhrch % .t,ls. ,ar,siy. anl ese,pae... c'ssut br
Surpassed aa,shrfr IN the STATE. Th,aAiul &c
the 90 ll-ral p,trsaagr be his received iCota the
i.,d,s. Ut Par. asi n-,ghh,r,ay t,sn,, the sub.
scnt@t assure. the puhhc that ~ p,'n' -ili IL
sTsr-,i ~ sake hes r,tshli,hneat the mo't fash.
ionabie. The so.t CON lcic, ant the cheap.
.>t in the CsantN oi ONipui.
rir,s- call ard examine NJ. stock h-i,re pur.
chasing elsewhere.
Egg. AID good 400, yarn hk-a ~ c,eh,nse.
~. ROSENBERG.