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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

GtstHAL BIsrs.
N II. hay. Poul,a,
VI. =. Barr \ CO., % remoat Street. Boston
q. &. Goadsin 4 Co., ~ ant ~ Nsfshsll 81,
H., ton. LYMAN SaVsg. n 60. Moalf,al.
Sold by ". 4. Ra,,, VI. ~. soulh Paws; u.
=. bate, 4 90. Paris. - . Noyr., Norvay;
% Porter. Joha a. Gerry. u W Nobl" .ad John
II R.ni. waishordi Nc Young, West Pat,. {.
T. knighi, Br,snt'' Pond. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Al the LOWEST CASH PRICE!

COUNTRY DEALERS viii do well to call
on h,1a and ave their lts,ght iSoa, the city.
PEDDIERS gill S-d h hoe their advantage to
cai spsa him aai stock 80. Being Ia Connection
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NC E RS
SEWING MACHINES

JNsll the leading blanche. u manufacturing IN.
da.try, the great practical superiority 81 sing'
eT'. sewing Machines 10 a Tact established H..
you'd dispute. No tailor. 'hor Manufacturer,
eloih,er, .eam-ts.., dfe.s-'niker. .'dile', car.
riage trimmer, hat manufacturer, &c q, can stior d
90 do without them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

10 re Hs.sraU, Csssiy Cs~~iss.s.~s yv tie
Css.iy Of or'eod.
UOuR pe,,iisaers, isAab;,sms Of The tovn.
u o woodsleek ssd Paris. ~c~ld sssIscifsly
rrtse.ss, that the public convenience nj nece'si.
" r,qai,es that a Rad be located from the south
line oi the town of Woodstock 10 the West Psri.
Village. We therefore request your honorable
board TO proceed to view and lay oa' road COM
u~pciag nj the termination VI the rad Iesdins
is..m Cath rsllss',. ot ness thsre, In wooissoek,
anj ,hsace running in seuth.eAsierIy d'Uc' ioa 10
Pari. line, aad iro~ thence IN the mo., feasible
rou,e 10 the Wet PAR. Village N ssid Paris.
yoar petitioners would aiso rsprcifaik reque.,
,ou 10 ppceed tn view aud locste a road oommen.
cling al &C near The new rad bst~een >imeon
farlum'. and Will,sm q. Li,,k's IN .sid Paris
and runnieg in a 'oulhetly direction ,ni ,,rmins.
ting near Sidney rmpum's 10 ss'd town and sIc
TO dh.o,e,isps iht road made unnecessary by the
ioc.,ioa as above a.j ss IN duty h,.ad ~iil ever
pray, L. ID fiChEi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
F..nll. EIl.-n.,. ~. T,.

C.phahc Pail. accomplish the object br which
they VET, made, via. cure Of hsaJarhr % all ii'
iO,ms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
October -, ls6i.

OxTonp, ss-At the tern Of the Court Of Cosn-
" Commissioner holden al Pare, IN and zoe
the Coasty Of oxlerd. on the diteenih day Of
October a. ID. 1861, b, aJjoom~ent from the
fret Tue.da, Of September. A. ID. is6ii
Up,n the foregoing psii,ioe. Satisfactory e'i.
d.aes having lecn received that the psi,,,oeers
az. re,poas,be. AID that inaa,r, ia,a the merits
of their application - e,pcd'cut, fs O'dt'd.
Ihs, the Coaniy Commissioners meet st the store
Of .. A. Iosag nj West Paris, on T.esds, the
nins,.euih dsy of November neNt, at ten oi the
closl A. NJ, aud ih-nce proceed To view the
Touis. mentioned in said petit'oo immed's,el' al.
ter - hich y,r~, hesIisg of ,hr parties and Wit.
pe.s,s will h. had at some cOaSen'eut place IN the
y,e,aii,, and such o,hef measure. taken 80 The
pr,m,.... q. the shsll Judge p,oist.
anJ Il - fu,ihet o,dsred, that notice 81 the time.
place AMI pafpo.. ri ih' Co'amis.,coe,s' meeting
aiarcsaid be gi,sa Ia al person. aad ccrorai'oa.
iuisrr,ici, b, cap.ns a,e.,ed c,pie. o sail pcii.
ton ani Of this otder thcteoa 10 10 served upon
the clerk. q, the towns II tsT's. anil Wood
STICK al.o posted ~ IN three pOl'l'e place. IN
each OF sai towns,
All p,.blished three week. ,ucc.s.isel' "a The
ONtad i,cmocrsI. a n.s.Iape. pun,el 81 Pa'i., 10
.a COan,y Of ONori. the bret Of aid qualifications.
.Rd each ofthe other Ioiices. to L. made. served
and posted. at least thirty day. lrlofc sald
,ilne 4 mcsiing,t o the end that all prisons and
corporation. nav then and thee appear snd .hew
cas.., Il IA, they have. ~hy ihe prayer Oi ss'd
psiiI,nnsf. .hoald MT h. granlSd.
Attest SIDNEY rERhAM. Cbtk.
4 true cop, 81 .aii r,t d,oa aa' OCder 81 Cont
Attest; SIDNEY rERiitM. Cl"k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS on
SIP \ DIN G'S
CEPIIALIC PILLS,
wiz coa,,oes all Who .uGer 'ro-
HEADACHE,
TuATA
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
II wITnIS THEIR REACH
4, iA." i''iinssisi' 49,, s-'ohdf'iiy VI. Npil.
d,.s. tA,S afs,d s.q.s'rszaiis y'5af II h'
.<sssy y iisusiy sde,iiss 'snsdy.
Ma.oa,iIle. Cona.. Feb. 5. is6i.
Mr. sPalding,
SHI
ihs,, u,ed ,ou, Csphnlic Pills. md he
hs- 's,H that ! want yon To 'sni ne to DOL.
lar. worth m0is.
PAT ofths.s a,r tor the ueighto'.. o. whom I
gave lev Of the 6f.t lnN cot ifotn you.
Send the Pills. by m,,l, ,ad "hlise
JAMES KENNEDY.
IIa,,riori. Pa, Feb. c. I-6l.
Mr. sPaldins.
sHl
. I~i.h 500 e. .end M. oae more huN ~ your
Ceph,hc Pill.. Ait' rs1t'f great teal Z
t's,ii ron iA'a.
Your. respectfully.
MARY AM sTOikIiOuSE.
Spruce Cr,'s lIu.,,n;;,as Coz rao}
Jinny -, i>oi.
". e. sPald,ug.
Voc will pls,.s .sni mo two boxes u your
Csphalie r,Ils. scni then Immediately.
Respectful, yours,
JNO. a. SIMONS.
P.S. I AZ. ss,i ~, - u ya.' C,p.ths
PH'. asd sal iA'i~ sI-'H'sf.
Beli~ vsrnos, Ohio. Jan. -. is6i.
IIsno &. -pasld,ug, E.g.
Please hai saclns~d tseuty Eve crni', i'r
shch .sni me sopthsr bN II Csphhhc P,li..
T.y ar, truly "a, b,,i p,li' Itsrs ,ra i'isi
Direct A. SLOWER. 4. VI
lisli~ Ns-uon, Wyand1tIc Co., -.
Bsvery. Mass. dee. II. isoo.
~. e. spallug. Ell.
Iw,.h lor some circular. ~ large shos b,ll',
10 bung yoar Ccphalio rill. mote particularly
hsior. nv CUSTOMERS, lf you have anNth'1g Il
the k,ni. plca.s ssai m~.
Ons II m, customers Sho D. stlJs,t to .ssste
.e,sr. Sitk Headache. (u,uslI, la.tin .s.p ii'')
vi' c.r,,i efas arist N 80 Alsr ty u,s.i' y yg1
| Piib, ~h,ch sent hes
Respectfully Yours,
". u. wILKES.
Rr,uolI.y,l.. rantlip Co., Sh,o,l
January ., isol.
Hear, C.'Sp.ldag,
40. q C,daf - Nes lotk.
Dear Sic
/ Insl.sd 6ad t~,aiy ave crnt,, i,r Which ssni
Ia, VI " C~ph.hr Pill" Ss'i 10 .durs.s Il
Rev wm. &. FiI'cr, Issluotsbnrg. frnAin
60, Ohio.
/ Yo., Psi, s,st 10, cia,~-sy' H'ldaS
aI@o,i ,s.iiNV. rmly ,uur, -
WI q. FILLER.
yp,ihu,,, Mich. Jan 10, is6l.
VIZ. snlding
Sit;
| Not lany since I .snt g. ,ou ior q b1N of Csph.
,l,r P,lI. tuf the cut. IT the Ncf,uu, Headache
add gu.ii,snss.. aad received ihr slni-, and
ihey bad 80 good an rtsrt that I sas iadutsd 10
-end l,f MOTE.
Pleas. return by nail. Dr,ctto
Ar. WHEELER,
Np.iaau. Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Tut subscriber hrtsh, gives puhlic notice that
hshas is--n dal, appn,nte,ih, the hon"f-bl. Jadss
Il Probate Coz the Coun,y 81 oNlofd, and as.an''d
the .,u.I of clcculoI u The act viii and tesla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

CAUTION. Nv wife, Augu,ta Maria. having
" lett m, led and bard, without just cause and
~nbou. nav consent, declaring her intention never
to return; aiper.ons are hereby cautioned sgain.,
trusting her oa my account, ne ! shall pay no
NELSON PICKETT.
Lincoln Plantation. Sept. l6lh, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

NhFn itkfn a. 'N0'Hfls sfi NlNn-
co, the hast ialur, To hrahh Ia any case. ES'It
/. ,,,, an \. hath. IL three dihstsnI .ifrug he.
Nth fli direction. ir u'iaE. and ssai by fsp'''.,
eL,.l, scaled, u III parts oi The conHly.
pGiCE~-run .trtngth, so; iiih strength,
SIS, Qs.ti.t strength, - Isr hd's.
. fJ,-Rsp,.mb~t' Th,. medicine b. dssigpe'i
.,r....l, Is OasrisITt CA,Ls, in which all
,,h., r.m.,Iis. Of the kinI have s,I.d Ia eu's I.
,,i.o thai, u !. wsrrsni~i .. represented ~ e'sN
,,.pset, 90 the pT,ee vii - refunded.
r. Iiesar, II im,siion.' Moo. warranted
,.,i.s. pn,rha.ed hr.cily 81 DT. VI. or at hi.
RCNEDi ,LiNSrIrurE,ro for hp,oai D''a''',
". - U-ss ST., P'ot's'se'. X. !.
Th,. ,,.e,ihS -mbrsc-b ~ ldi.sssc- Of . Pr'
al, n.,ar, br,h Of M.n and Women. bya f'gu
h,I, stasat.i phvs,cian Of tssnty ,sar.' pTse
lice. .,,ins NJ. Shbi, An'-iiss ~ ihrm. tonsal
,,t;,e.. b, letter az oihsf~sr, are sifieils ss-h
l,.isl. and rnsdicin-s Will be .sni by c,pu's
secure frnalll-ervslionI 30 all parts the Unite,
snl,,. Mo-, accommodations iof piii'nts iTum
.iHu.d. e,.h,ng cor secuTs sai private retreat
anl good care. uaIil restored To health.
Caution.
Ith,. lev estimated that ovsf Tee Hs-d',s
TAssss.i Dallas are p,i, 10 's'ntiing qaaeA'
annaaliy, ~ Nsw England shnc, s',hout aHy bsH
,n a. tha,s he pay u. Mo-, nfth's .tln c'''ns'
from . ci,., of p-r.pas sho az The lc''i able y
ia.e Il i1i oac- pad iSy saa s"'t sd bast
sol ihsy az, compelled 10 .ufrr the Sfong N -
Lncs, n1g d,f,ng o. .Nppss the cheat boz bar Z"
,Eta.,sg iIs-sslr". ~ this o''n". from trusting
,,iA,.y iaya'y, ~ men sha arr nhks ds.''iule /"
honof. character. spd .k'R. and ~h'.. gSiy -
comu.n i,i,on - their osn islse AIT sNins'sgaa
zee. h5a., ~ pt,is- ~ ths,n.sss.. u, therefore
,oa su,iLl sp,,i busg A-abaFC'd, take -, mas Z
~o,d. y, -siiu SAai A,s Is'i'a.'ss' arc. bt MANI
INQUIRY .-i all cns, ,ou n1thlns aad uia
save 500 many frgfc,'. zoe, q. 'd'rft''iag PIN
.c,ln.. 10 Moe casrs o.i 81 ten ~" berHs, lh'f'
!. no salciy IN tp.t,ag aay u h'~, uale'' 700
knov 49, anl WAd the, afr.
E.TDr. ". will sesd rHr,. by encla.,ng on
.tsTap .. alo's, Panphlst on DISEASES Oh
WOMEN. aai 90 Private Dls'i''' g'n''sll,, gi'
ing fall information. I,iA tk ~ss asissti'i r'iI
,,s,. a-l i.,finsHisi', s,ihoat which ~ sd'e'u'
log ph,.sc,an of fn.dicin~ ~ th,. Kind ). dsscfN
IN. ~ Any CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
~ Oder, by mail pfomp,J attended to-
Wnls ,our adde's. pli,HIy, aad direct 10 DIX
MATrisoN. [. sbp''.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR


.. only fair average Of the actual prof, to he
derived from the use ~ oue Of these michue..
and ior confirmation 81 this truth. refer To any
one 81 the ihou.and. who u.e them. They are
adapted 10 ,,.ry tort Of work, hne OF cosrsr,
upon ill, cotton, linen OF woolen fabrics, ALEC,
light and heavy leather. They never fail To give
Subtraction
To meet the growing demand Coz smaller aud
mpIe elegant mach,n. ior private AMI household
purposes. We have ju.t produced snd ATE read.
a receive order. Tor Singer
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
which j. the most compact anil beautiful Sew.
ipg Michiae eser constructed. u - ornsmeot.d
IN the highest stale of the art. aud all Who see ~
ar- deli GIFTED With IL. o. makes the improved
imsrlockei stitch, add Is capable Of doing q
greater variety IL wo,k IL better style than an,
ether sesins Maeh,ne ever offered Tor family
purpose.
II i. not subject 10 the objection Of using twice
too mu,h thread, and making a rsvelIing seam.
ii.- the Grover & Baket; morris IL conhnsd in It,
operation. 10 lev thin fabrics, liable 10 get out
oforder and untitled 10 use hsx thread iiks the
WheeLr X Wilson machine bat !. amply .ufi,-
eient a. perform all kieis offimily sewing.
Price OF Family Machine. with iron u bic co IN
pl.Ie Coz use, 500. The larger standard ma.
chine. from si25 TO 200 Send for !. ". Singer
x Coz Gazette, a beautiful pictorial paper, Dc.
voted TO Sewing Machines, and containing li.t OF
price. aud all other information on the subject.
IL will be forwarded graii..
!. VI. SINGER & CO.,
as broadway, New York.
BHAscH "rFIcssis
BOSTON, ALBANY, baltimore, 81 Louis
Proyi,l,ne. GIo,-,.yille Cipeianaii, N.Orlesns
n. Haven, Rochester. Chicago, Mob'e
Newark. Phikdslphi Nashville. fafis. ~
Glasgow, Scotland.
Local Agents wanted. ~
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n,yln wrnnfR Ia. Of o,lord.

In aid Cooaly. deceased, b, CIVIC; hoad as the
law duets. IL theSciofe requests al p'f'an'
Who are ,udsbi. a. the estate " 'a'd dcccas~d u
make im,neiate payment, and those Who have
aB, demand. thereon 10 exhibit the sam- 10
Oct. IS. ls6i. 4. y. Nil.LtIT.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.

~ A single bottle Of srALDiNGs rRErAR
Ed GLUE Will ave tea tims- IT. 60 annually
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Yp,ihali, Mich. JanIi, 1901.
Nrsnldios

| Not loay since .snt g. ,ou ior q bpN ~ Ceph.
,ir P,lI. tuf the cuf. IT the Ncf,uu. Headache
add Cu.ii,sns... ADD received ihr slni-, and
ihey bad 80 good an enrrt that 80. iadacsd To
-end l,f MOTE.
Pleas. return b. nail. Dr-ctto
AR. WHEELER,
Np.ilAnt. Mich.
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E. D. MAGOON 4 CO,

No. Troy. VI. rropr's'or'.
To ~hom all order. should he addressed. Sch
10y Dwggi't' aud Merchants generally
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
Attention Cavalry.

The members of the Yuba county Cavalry will as
semhe vt the United States Hotel in this city on
Friday the 9th inst, at ecloeB A. NJ. for orpaniza
ton. WM SINGER.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
Arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
VOLTNTEEKs ron THE WAR!

number of men being wanted to hll up the ranks
of the DoWNEY GU ,RDS, which Company has been
accepted by Brig. General Dobbins under authority
from Gov John G. Downey, opportunity is offered
to those desiring enlist at the armory, Sucker Flat
Yuba county where an officer will be in attendance
every day from 8 A. NJ, until p. NJ.
au20.* AMBROSE KERRIGAN, Captain.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05

The GRAND OLD FORESTS OF THE NORTH -
Speaking of the immense forests of pine
stretching from Red Bluff hundreds of miles
to the northward. the Independent yer,
handsomely says:
There is something in large piae forest
that is not only attractive and romantic, but
Que feels spirit of awe silently creep into
his heart as he wonders among these huge
sentlnels of the mountains, through the long
aisles and high corridors and grand arched
halls carpeteG with soft moss that gives no
echo to the tread listening to the various
tuned notes the thousand and one songsters
of the forest warble forth. mingled with the
plaintiff zephyrs that sigh among the ever
green branches that wave TO aud fro over
this land of lights and shadows Shut out
from the busy world, in this dimly lighted
temple of nature. where the Struggling sun
rays mingle with the long " erred shadows
like spirits Of good and evil, of lght and
darkness contendug for The mastery. one
! feels like communing with himself and with
! his God-and from the open Book Of Nature
learns lessons Of usefulness and good that
/ expand the heart and ennoble the soul
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05

The VILLAGE IF HAMPTON. The Richmond
Examiner speaks as follows of the village OF
Hampton, in Virginia; which was recently
destroyed toy the rebels:
This is the second time in its history that
it has been fired 10y the enemy. In the war
of the first Revo!uti' n. the English squad
ron, annoyed hy the gallant exploits OF two
young officers Satauti and Games Darn al
tackled Hampton and put the most of it in
flames not, however, without encountering
u most gallant resistance by the Hanptonians.
supported 10y the celebrated CuIpepper Min
ute Men; the united force under command
of Col. WoodiOrd who subsequently fell in
one of the battles of the Rtyolntion
No spot inVirginia is invested with more
thrilling romance and historic interest than
Hampton and its immediate vicinity 1t
was visited in 1907 by Capt John Smith,
then an Indian town called Hecaughton
Here smith and his party were egaled " It'll
corn cakes, aud exchanged for them trinkels
and beads The locality was setlled from
Jamestown in f6lu aud was Incorporated a
century afterwards. as the town of "Y e Shire
of Elizabeth City" The Episcopal Church,
an ancient pile made OF imported brick, is
the oldest building in the village, and proba-
bly,, from its isolated location may have ee-
capped the late couhagralion. 1t is the second
Oldest church in the State, and is surrounded
hy q cemetery flled with countless marble
marks of the dead" One of the traditions
connected with this old editce is that the
venerable eteeple was, prior to the Revolu-
tion. surmounted with the royal coat Of arms
OF George ILL., but on the 4th of July, l776.
"A thunder cloud blew up, and lightning rent
the stepIe and dashed the insignia of royalty
to the earth.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

FOR SHERIFF.,
HERNDON BARRETT.
For Clerk,
E. NJ. Raglan.
For District Attorney,
GEORGE ROWE.
For Recorder,
/. I. CRANE
For Tax Collector,
HORACE BEACH.
For Assessor,
T. J. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
J. p. BROWN.
For Surveyor,
c. V. II. HUBBARD
For Superintendent Public Instruction,
ii II. RHEE|.
For Public Administrator,
A. j. HEWITT.
For Coroner,
Z. HAMl' TON.
For the Assembly,
+ TEEG ARDEN,
}. G. SNRG ENr.
+ o. JAt K~ON.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
To bNVAE,HDS.

BENECfA, located in climate that is fhe medium
between the heat of the interior and the cold of the
sea coast is particularly adapted to the treatment Of
the sick, and especially to the prostratlng endemic
fevers OF the interior.
The subscriber has been practitioner in Benecia
for nine years. having found by experience the pecu'
liar heathlulness of the climate, to which he partially
attributes the success which has attended his reatmen
of many dangerous cases, has determined 20 open
Hospital for the sick.
The Hospital will be fitted UP for the aeconmoda-
ton of both sexes and will be made in every respect as
comfortable as a home; particular treatment Will
be adapted as good common sense will teach that eV
cry case and every system wants peculiar treatment
The undersigned will be prepared to have accomoda-
tions for baths, &c.
Excellent Springs are in the neignborhoo6 Nothing
will be spared 10 assure quick and permanent cure
in the most chronic diseases.
A. VERHAVE, VI. D,
auS0 3m Benecia.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05

A SHARK caught near Port jackson carried
The following curious miscellany in his capa
cious stomach. Half ham, several legs of
mutton, hind quarterof IA pig, head and fore
les of a bun dog witha rope round his neck,
quantity of horse flesh, piece of sacking
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05

WE must die alone. To the very verge of
the stream our friends may accompany us !;
they may bend over us they may cling to us
there, but that one long wa, e from the sea of
et0rn ty washes up TO the lips. sweeps us from
the shore and 90 FORTH In that untried and
utter solitude then, what can there be for
us but the rulsni;on OF that ASSURANCE"
am not alone, because the Father is with
me-"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
TWO VERDICTS

TWO VERDICTS
from two very in portant sources, in relation to
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
The first Of these decisions is from the PEI Of Dr.
Chiffon, who has equal in this country On analy-
tic chemist and declares the dye be absolutely free
from deleterous ingredients This ma, be called
THE SCIENTIFIC VERDICT.
The second decision is popular TIE thousands
who use the dye are HIanimous in recommending 1t
above all others, for the exquisite naturaness OF the
blacks and browns it imparts and the rapldty of its
effect 2his is
THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
The documents which constitute these verdcts may De
at the establishment CT Cristsdero No. Astor
House, New York. Is sold everywhere, and applisd
by all Hair Dressers.
GEO. w. SMELL. Agent,
au16 130 Washington ST.. San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
w. =. THOMPSON,
- ia ia nCNTIcT

TTYNp
TEETH neatly and substantially filed with pure
gold
My skeleton Atmospheric Plate is still predominant.
Its advantages over s other artificial work, are
First-A very narrow plate, thus preserving all
the modulaticns Of voice.
SecOnd.-lts adaptation and ease TO the mouth
Third.-lt does not rock rs her plates do after a
little use, but when fitted remains so, does
it require any perceptihle effort the part of the
patient to keep it in the mouth.
Can and See specimens.
OPERATIONS for Clef Palate performed also Pala-
tine Obturators inserted. Strict attention paid to AL
diseases of the teet
Office on stre.t between Third md Fourth, oppe'
site the ODD Fellows Hall, Mary'Yu!e.
jenLS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WAR!

number of men being wanted to fill up the ranks
of the MARYSVILLE RIFLES, which Company has
been accepted by Brig General Dobbins under author
ity from GOV John G. Downey, an opportunity Is OIL
ered to those desiring TO enlist, at the armory on
First street, between and High streets, where an Of
fcer will be in attendance every day from A. NJ
until p. NJ.
an2stf THEO A. CoCLT, Captain.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
MILITARY NOTICE.

All persons desrous of enlistpg for the War in the
Cavalry Company now heinz raised in this County by
the undersigned, will find roll opened at the United
States HOTEL in this city and in the hands of A.
Hewett; and one In the hands Of E. O. Baldwin at his
store on street, Marysvile. Rolls will also be found
at Long Bar with Richards and at Tibuctoo with A.
French
The Company, which will soon be made up, has been
promised an imediate acceptance by the proper au'
thorities. Of d. emed qualiaed9 as soon as ready.
su2T-tv WA tlNGEh
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
THE CELEBRATED
M AGN ETIC OIL,
The Greatest Linimentin usei

4 CERTAIN cure for Rheumatism, soreness and
IA swelling of the breast, pam weak ness in the
back and joints, sprains bruises, cramps, numbness
frozen limbs, hites insects, goitre sweed neck
paralyss loss of power the limos burns, nhama-
tions, tumurs, wounds, sweings, salt rheum &C, &c.
And elle tually and speedily cures most of the d
eases of Horses as stula and poll evil in the begin
ming; also sweeuy, b head, SPAWN, slilt, bruises,
gals, strains, scr ttches wound swellDgs Sc. &c.
~" Manufactured only at the Drug Store of :. Z.
WATTS, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 90 and 92 First
street, Marysville, Cal. ianl6-my
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-05
New Year 1922 A. vi. and Day of Atone.

UEVNTs
The Congregation Brai Birth will hold Divine wor.
ship on the coming holidays at the District Court
Room. A general invitation to attehd is
tended to all Iscees Marys and vicinity. The
etlebrat on VIII commence with an evyning service on
Wednesday, the 4th inst, at O'Clock P. NJ.
BY order of the Congregation,
NJ w. pEYsER sec'y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-10
Genuine HeroIsm.

One day, in the year 1914, workman
hurried into Mr.. Stephenson's cottage with
the startling information that the deepest
main of the colliery was on fire. He imme-
diately hastened TO the pits mouth about
hundred yards oil, whittier the women and
children Of the colliery were fast running,
with wildness and terror depicted in every
face. In an energetic Stephenson ordered
the engine man to lower him down the
shaft in the corve. There was danger it
might be death, before him; but he must GO.
AS those about the pit-mouth saw him de-
seend rapidly out of sight, and heard from
the gloomy depths of the shaft the mingled
cries of despair and agony rising from the
work people below, they gazed on tho heroic
man with breathless amazement He was
soon at the bottom, and in the midst Of his
workmeD, who were paralyzed at the danger
which threatened the lives of all in the pit
leaping from the corve, on its touching
the ground, he called out, "Stand backl Are
there six men among you who have courage
enough 10 follow me2 If So, come, and we
will put the FIRE out" The Killingworth
men had always the most perfect confdenee
in George Stephenson, aud instantly they
volunteered to follow him. Silence sue
ceeded 10 the frantic tumult of the previous
minute, and the men set to work, In every
mine, bricks, mortar, and tools enough are
at hand, and by Stephenson's direction ma
terials were forthwith carried 10 hereqqired
| spot, where, in a very short time, wall was
| raised at the entrance to the main, he him
self taking the most active part in the work
| Thus the atmosphere was excluded, the frs
was eEtinPuished, the people were saved from
death, and the mine was preserved. Gee