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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
GOLD DOLLAR FOUND.

4 NovrL CISeussrASer In is5s. Dr..
IIsrrick utdefed b.. foreman 10 enclo.c IA a bos
Of b.. Sugar Coated Pill. new gold dollr-al'o
.hor, letter. requesting the haisr OF the dollar.
or rather the y.,ela'0 ofihe box pals contain
NJ Il, to addfs.. DC. IIsrrick, nsm,as h'. resi-
dsncs. date. etc. IL nav appear. that the hos
~, purchased b., NJ. Anos Stephenson, oilioo'.
ton. TeNa..-~ho. 10 litter TO DE-. lierick.
dated May 10th isco. says -" Ga oPeu'ng
b,x Of We, Pills. purchased tn, day. Judge Of NY
.arpr.e On hnd,ng geld dslia,. On examining
the directions, : note Of reqoe,, ws's'o found
NJ 1.-THE daushier claim. the dollar, through
-hich have made a hole, aud a. I write, tbs
suspended from her peck. with a Tihbon." The
Druggist ~ Iiou,ton pRrchased hi. supply Of Pills
ia New York, and the New York druggist, direct
IRON Mr. IIsuick.
rySes Advertisement on fourth page.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
AIie native.

The subtle chemical aitnhic' are ever at work
L,r The waite OF renovation Of the Us.ues. The
Peru,isn surUp with its chemical cIsmen'. 'ron'
pr,.sat. to the laboratory ofllc an agent ever &C
tive. nj can never h. sb.eht without deransc.'
ns OF of the vital iunciion. In this .l0w sId 81.
tsrsti,e process, IL !. truly TeBo'aiing and Tile
g,yia. medicine.
Bo.ioa. Dec. lsSs.
Gen,i~msn; In April las, ! suffered from 'nd,-
ge.t,oa, disoFdsTsd liver, add an UncOnquersble
hnsaor which made Il extremely ,rk.ome TO me TO
attead To basiass.. ! re.oued 10 the use II Pc
ru,ian syrup, ~hieh had a mo.t genial effect up
ON nv system | Vas soon restored by u 90 M
u.0aI health aad spirits. ] chesflully recommend
tn. a. a valuable medicine IL person. Who are
.na~t,ng from indigestion OF dshiliiy, OF any Of
the cospliiat. iscidsnt Ia psrsOR. Of .elenler,
h,b,i., especially IhO.e Who DO not take sntieleai
o,,.Iso. exercise. JOHN x. Balm.
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II - H.

To Perry Da,h. 4 Sou; Dyat sir'-l feel
hsppy o. adj oae msr- tsstimpnisl a. the Naloe Of
,uas Pain k,llsr, 10 the thou..nd. sent you from
seafl, al parts oG the void. "a the 9Th of this
monih tel fron a .cooad story door~s, IN the
Tsyemsuts, .tr,k,Ag 80 IN, fcst sAi bru,sing them
severely; alsa .tpiaiag the l,gaR-a,. 81 the an
H.. whea cau,t hsae nv leet were black
sad .~oilcn, a.i the pain 80 ,aisnse a. 20 csu..
t,ia,iag Immediately applied your PAN k,llsT
and oos,iuosd to 10 at Intervals II aioat ten
m,au,s.. The ,ecosd dsy the appearance Vas a
srrea,.h ,slIo~. Nth Lulsor ~ paiH, ani 10. day
I eau walk nth ease 70 nv store.
NouT. rvsp~ctialy, I. sJG1lTT,
Providence, NAV ~. is5'. High street.
The stain on 6S-R froh the use 81 the rain
kiilet !. easily remo'rd b, washing u IN alcohol.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

Los. or H,IG. Much Of thi. deprivation
Is caused BY sheer neglect after illness, or
come other Temporary drain upon the fOll'-
eles =, ,h. roots Of the hair. Dr. Bslhns-
ham Of London has identified bis great name
With - SIasLa;,sg oas,.sa!," in'sntSd
BY him expressly to nee, such emergencies.
Mes.r. II. L. Hssenan & Co. Of New
York. now have the entire agency for the
American continent. This Is quite suis'
Gent endorsement, Of the universal rsPa,a'
ton Of the article. Sea their advertise
meni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
The Millinery Department.
Prices ,ha,know No Competition,
nonnet. Ricaehcd 4 Pressed, Mt - cts.
4 rcrloN SALE. wh,,r... CO.,


~ 4. Hin 81 Northampton. ooo-N 81 iiam1.
SHIRE and Commonwealth ~ Mas.schpseii.,
eonvsyed TO me. the .sb.crb~r. hy his deed II
mottsag, dated the 6flh dsy 81 September 4 ID.
isi9. AID fecorl~i 18th the Oxiood Records.
book i2s, page 2t9. two certain parcel. II land
With the building. ihefcca, situated IN Dis6eh.
"a ,h. Couht II ONfJd and State II Naiac and
described .. f,llos.; oae parcel q the mouth Il
Wchb'. ri,er, With wooLn hcioT, and other
bailiing. thsrrin. Together With all the salsr
power l.bagias a. said iiill aai the right TO
draw water lfom the uppsr dan; sbo q ceitaia
parcel II Lai on the aouhcrls eide II the road
anil nsa,l, %, o.iis the alovc Described premise.
With the dssllins hou.. therroa aud the dry.
ho,iss o. called, together With the nach,nsty
therein. e. ~h,ch I'D decd 81 mortgage rri,unc,
u k~r.h, had soc more hall description II the
pfcmi..s.
AL whereas. ~ aRl by said mo'issgs The
,s,i iiill smpbs Srri me. n dcisult was made IN
the pa,W.nt OF the debt of interest IN .sii mou.
gag, m~ni,o.ed, 10 enter into anil 1pnn the .s'd
pfsr,i.s.. and 10 .sll ani dispose u the same ~
L., ,impL-. at public suciion. upon the Aforesaid
pE,ms-- bret givIag p"t'cc Ui the tim and Pl'cc
Of .a- b, puhsh,ng the .'mc once Zach week, N
thrrs spccs.s,v. weeks, IN any ncs.paper pf'nisd
IN a.. C0Suiy Of Osio'd: and ~hc'eas, default
ha. l-ea made 20 the psymen, 81 the moaie. and
ini,r,.t that have become da- snder .a,d mort
sag,. ! Do hereby g,'e no,S. that uoder and by
.,rius ofihs po~-r of.ale Of said premises ~ me
vested aalsT aud b, ,inss IL 'aid mortgage. ani -
s>e,ai.oa Of the sane, shall .sil Nv pablo aoc-
tion, To the highest b,.ier, at tae soaLn i'rtn'y
oa the above Described ptcuise.. ~ .,id Disbrlt (.
in aid ooaaiy Il O,f,td. on Saturday, The 18th
iay II Jsns. 4. u. 1851. Of 10 o'cLoek, 4. M..ihe
too Iaicsl. q haI With the boild,a.. ths'run. o.
Er,hsf With the maehBsr, therein and all the rishU.
pti,,L 20. AM sppur,sn'soe, ihefeaaio apPertaln.
,ng aud l.Lpn.ia.. which are hsr.isi-iar, men'
,ise-,l aai jc.eIlb.i. and b,ipg The s'ne prom
ZEE. o.. =. af,r-saii. eoayc,rl In me - mort.
gage b, ..,S lin
ANDREW u. WARD. IT,,
Nv =. &. kspKtw', h. Attorney.
nurk6sI Anil % ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
WILLIAM c. WRIThEY'S
EsTAT re.

VNIIE ,sl,.cril~t., executor. the las, viii aad
i.,tsmsaiof William e.. Whhnc,. E'p.. Lne
- Nor-s, offer fur ssi~ tho ioll"-'Hg d,'r''b-'i
r,.I estate. situated in NoI~s, Village, 20 sil.i
The yaluabl. ia,,fn stand. knosn ne the lin
HOUSE, consisting 81 q spacious. cunNcn'sni aud
I'll flashed hou.-. With ov,huili,ng.. snd si.ui
2 ,cTr. OF ,sD valuable Lnd-Ih, 'ame having ls,n
oocupie fof .c,cf.l ,rsI' I-,.tb, Otis TW". E'1',
aud !. one ~ M. ts.t tavern stands ~ ih. state
Ai.a, the large aud convenient CANlNtT
SIIOr, occupied Nv Mr.sT'. Good~'n MiNrr;
the basement IL ~hich !. occup'"i ly Nj. LitlN,
.. machine <epp. With sufhoisa, water I.owcf TO
carr, the machinery.
A.o. the DwElLiNG.iloJsE and. Blast.
smith 'hop. fofm'fl, a~s ~ and occur'od' y, 10
ih,r y. Poster.
Nl.o. slou, 6ur acre. oi. valuable T'lhgr ianl,
situated IN the io~n Of Not~sy. on The Tad Iead'
iag % SoaIh Paris.
Also, about ioattren acf,. Meadow lsnd, IN 'a'i
Nor~s,. on the "uli Rum6d rosd.'
Ai.O. ten srf.. 81 g"s.l woodland. "a 'a'd No''
~ay. near IN. OsGsd line.
Aiso, the f,losias described real estate siiua'
tel IN the town u rad.. To w.t..
Abuui th,ri, two acre. IL Wo"d and Iimbsr
Land. situated 90 the " ID Rumfifd road
Also. aboar it5 acre. ~ valuable Wo"d anil
Tip,-r liai. ~iih,n lc- rod. 81 the Allsniie
81 lasrcocc a,lr',i.
/ Al,o the toiia~iug lc.cfilsd real estate, 'iin'
aird in the tosa IL Osiofd. To ~it.;
/ The hrm occapie,l lN Geofg. W. Thoms..
E,q.. containing st-,ui 80 acre..
! Al.o. sbou, $50 acre. II valuable Wood And
/ Timt~t lad adjoining tho sane.
/ Also. 60N srTrs OF Wood aud rimlrr lan'i.
D.ar the railroad.
/ Al.o. 30 acre. q Fsaursgc, near lchalod VI.
Thomas. E.q.
Ala, 10 .er.s Of Wood aud Tim'sr land. near
i~oasrd CaLiw.ll, Eco.
Al.o, the B,,sk House and one anil ont.hsh
scr-, of LAID Known as the " MELON .t'"d' ~
Cage. Mills.
Also, the store aad Lt. nj Bpsnt'' foni. IN
the town of wood.,oek. formerly occupied w
Erra Jewell, E.g.
Ai.o, about 200 acre. ofwih lard, situated ~
the toan II Mason.
Al.o. tract 81 Md hsd, situated IN the town
Of BhachsrJ ~ the Couu,, u ri'cataqu's.
Norway. April 9Th, is5i.
G aEon Gi'i +! TMSHiiirsrr. ,E,es'".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
PILES! PILES. PILES |!

what L. It How cured Thousands Of
persons have flles-suisf Coz ycats With the
d,s.sse-yst lev kRo~ ~Aat Il -, or hos u !.
ear,d. E'sy case oi pik., shsthsf manifested
~ ,hc ,orm 81 external tsst. i'~qS-ai bl,cd'ag.'
90 ~ sioeai hchinS sad irritation. dspeads es.en'
tisli, Spoa Congestion Oi the abdominal 'eno.s
circSlalioa. Th. prodpcs. the sagorg,Rent.
diL.tioa II the veins. brmitioa oftumnfs, henofr.
haze. psia aud ,aHetiag: sud the d''ssss can
oal, b. 6ndaseatiil, cured BY MEDICINE. ~h'ch +,
iakea Internally, relieve this 'sSoa. congestion.
ilsase ointmeals, ~..Ae.. aud s'en injections,
arr - ,nsd~cissl.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC. .,mp. sugar p,ll, taken too OF
thr,s ume. d.y, cure. the i,.e..s by cvr'ag
the caniit,oa upoa which the di.s.ss depcnis
IIaa.lred. have bsea cur-t by q. s,ra u the mast
ob.tiRais cases. Al Will be promptly bcashtied
by a. Price, 30 erals b1N.
seat y nail of express, free 81 harg, on re-
es,pI Of the pric-. Addrcrs
LIN. =. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
No. So Btoad~sy, New York.
- -. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

wArEsyILLK ColLEGE AWAKE. \ cor
respondent a, waterville informs u that
the young men in that College have already
organized Ride Company Of IS members
who are drilling daily under the direction
Of French oGcsr who served IN the Cri.
mea. They wall SON commence the Zoua'c
drill.
Tie officers Of the college have closed the
term, without examination, to give the 'iu
dsnts chance 70 enlist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
MaOu ANDERSON, prr,reu TO Govrxs

M,JoR ASprRsoS's Drrireu 70 GOVERN
sENr.
The following is MAJOR Anders0ns dis.
patch TO the Secretary OF War;
SIR :-IIaving defended For, Sumter IN.
al cur quarters were entirely burned. the
main gates destroyed BY Gre. the gorge wall
seriously injured, the magazine surrounded
by danes. and 10. door. closed from the ef.
feet. OF beat, aud three cartridges Of pow
DER only being available. and no pro's'
ION, bot pork rensinlng. accepted the
terms Of evacuation offered by General
B,auregard. being the same offered bV him
90 the ll,h inst, PRIOR to the commence
men, OF hOstiliiics, aud marched out Of the
Fort Sunday afternoon. liih INST =, with
color, dying AMI drums beating. bringing
away company and private property, and
saluupe our dag with 6ity guns.
(Sigued) RoHEET ANDERSON,
Mapr Flrsi Artillery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

ArGrsI,. April ~. The Legislature
will pass a ball providing for raising ten
regiments Of volunteers and will aPpropri-
ate for war purposes million OF dollars.
The patriotic spirit is raised throughout
the State. SIX thousand will have been en-
listed by saturday night Maine wall dc
Der whole duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. BY virtue Of

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. by virtue OF
y bosa.e from the Probate Coar, boz the Coan-
~ Of osioTl, the subscriber. Aduiai.rsior Of the
estate Of Richard Rounds. late Of HartLnd. inthe
County Of Somerset, viii cell, at the stole OF u.
VI. Bean, "a BrOsnhsld, Oa Saturday, June U,
is6i, al one o'elcck 2. NJ. 90 moeh Of the real
estate Of said deceased. iheladiar reyersioa Of
~.do~'. do~sr, as oil p'Osisee the .sm Of one
husdied dollars. IN pay the debt. Of said deceased.
~ith incidsatsl charges.
ELL Is. BEAN. Administrator.
April 23d, ls6i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

FoHr SrxrEE. The Augusta Banner
sav.
We understand that a large portion oil
tie stone used in the erection Of Fort sum
Ter va. taken from the quarrss back oil
HAllowsll. in which city number Of the
mechanics who aided IN constructing The
fortress siill reside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

Sesps., indignation at the suspicious pas
ii on their brave commander.
NumerOa, irisnis waited upon MAJOR
Anderson and other officers from Fort sum
Ter during the afternoon and the appear.
.ncs Of any.Oacsr or soldier from Fort SUN
,,r in the stree, Was the signal for crowd
and enthusias,ic cheers.
Tho Filth Regimen, paid il. respects to
Major Anderson this afternoon. to which
he responded fro IN the balcony Of the Bre'
WORT House merely by returning bis simple
military salute. amid', the cheers and vo-
alterations Of thousands.
Both MAJOR Anderson and his command
show The care worn effects Of their gallant
siege.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
1000 Rolls Room Paper !

rJ,IE .uh.critcf, have just received the largest
stock q Room pspsr add BoF,','' ever Offer.
81 iot ,aIe 10 thu. vicinity. at prices that DEF!
com, ,eI,t,sa.
We ha,, conmoa Iap-T from 10 10 een,s.
singlc EaamsLd. ~ "a ~ cea,..
DJobc Ensassi.d. sni satin PaTlor, u TO u
eeut-.
The comprise the latest .,,Ie., aud will IL sold
cheap. Call aud r,tsior, Purchasing el', here
A.O>CAR MOVES i BRO.
Nokw,y, April -. isoi. ssi3
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DIPTHERIA CURED +!
By Weeks Magic Compound.
April 20, 1861

ihiak, taking Week. Mage Compound alto
gcthSf, u :. the hest thing c'st knew. ] Know
II several per.oas wh, have h-en entirely CuTrd
Of .ome severe case. Of DpIhsTis. by u.ing a..
I have purchased over two doIca bottle. Tor
6fieai., shs have u.-d H With the utmost salts.
f.rtioa. 4. J. MESERNEl,
IIans~sli, Ne. F,b'y I. isoi.
Ey->ec sA,rrti.epsat 10 another colsmn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
yAyERB yeTreyS,

IN q,aiiiie., by the doren or .'nsk one.
Watch Gh.s-. snl m,isri,l. ior w,leh rnaker'
will h. furnished cheaper lhsa they cinh b,"ght
10 Poulisd. ~ shoe. people had BITTER call on
him aai save m1aey.
Evef,th,ng warranted 10 H. what Il - sold for.
Ni. mo,to 10. !" ilon~-ty - the b".t policy ani
the ms.t s.re io spcvr-,i Any vp'k 'niru-ted
TAI him viii h. done according To cos,rne'. aHd
warranted rsoi.
lie wnuh like a. 500 aay Watches that nave
l,~rn ,po,i-d by ,n-sp~f,~nc-d wpfkm.a, an'i u
be dont make them ps'l'rm well ih.re viii L. ~
saA,gc. The -smr with Cluck..
Pt,in watch movement. will IL ivl yrwelled
when, e,lO,r-d ,ai go.'d gTariler - .'rfe ~a'hs.
viii bc altered 10 Lever E.o,I-a-a'. nj is'f
p,ice. Chtpso,D.ier iEah.se- I'.s,'s, 90 ~siShr.
that has. plaza balances: sad finally snSth'ng
that 4. r.,ia,r,d To b. ,s,or ~ watch of elcA'
S,ll h. don- 1T HI. shop AMI warranted 10 IL done
10 ~o'kn,nlike w,nssf.
Wo,k ...,sils,i irom other Wal ehuskers, which
will bs done 1T a lar discount.
Jcwolry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
RCa.h paid for old Gold aud Silver
BIrmEL Hut. isGi. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

The steam Frigats, Niagara, detailed to
carry home the japan embassy. returned
,h. week. She j. in Boston, and will be
Immediately fitted Tor home service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

The Grand Lodge Of Maine. Of Free and
Accepted nasOns will bold its annual CON-
municaiiOn a, Masonic Hall in Portland on
ruesay May 9Th. q, o'clock 4. ".
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N,nrlcr nr rnnrCLosrRH. wh.,....
roRrclosrRr. Where's. Jane. silver.

FORECLOSURE. Whereas, Jane. Silver.
then II Rumf,rd. ~ the CouaIy olO,iord,
an IN. ts 9TH ia, ~ November. 4, ID. isSS.
c..y.,rI, h., b.. m,ngsge drs,l siihat date, 60
John l.. smith. Il NsvrN ~ s.,,l ,oonly' ihrea
.e,er.l parcel. of Ly'a St.sted. Va .ah Messy
l-ias the ssme pnsnp,h constituting tie hone.
.i-ai of aid smith. aud by AID ooase,ed 10 .a'd
Sl,ss. l.id mprtgsge bs'"s r.ear,ed 18th ia
s,sa n. .nf,!., l,ok IC9, page u. To shch rsisr.
.oe. ina, b. had &C. i.rher description; and on
the ,sih ia, of t-luary. lsJ9, ss'i mof'sake
VA. assigned \, ,sh spuh 10 The .uh-enher.
~hich s..isnmsni - rrcos,i-i "a aid Records.
book le5, pages and =; aad ~hsrca' The s',ad'-
,;oo IL ,.,d morig.ge Ia. been bfoken, ei'in' a
l,,.elosn,. oi the same a, b, the .lala,. !, pro-
,,dsi, - w. y.
Auburn. April 10. is6i. u
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TIlC BODUGcEIt.

TIL. ~osd,rfsI article. just Tsien'si. 10 some
,hias ,.,rsly ss-. and never lsio, offered TO
agents. ~ho arc ~aaled s'%g~hsIs. Particulars
seat Tree. Address, SHAW = CLARK.
ks BiddsfOtd, Ne.
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DI E D

At Bp.st'. Pond. April ~. A. h. y. Whit.
MA. aged sbOut - years.
In Bethel. 10Th IA g., Of Consumption MRS.
Lspey. Wiz II T,a.o,hy Aver, aged - years y
month. snd5 days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

The city council Of Portland has voted to
furnish each recrui, IRON tina, city With
pair Of Colts reyolvers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. Where

FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE. Where
q. Jphn Estes. Of Grea~ooi' 20 the 'o"a'y
a O,Ips,i, and State of Msiss. b, hi. mortgage
deed beaiing date the t~eniy. .roond OF Nov, A.
u. 1855. conveyed 10 me, Nsp n. Estes, IN Zee
ani io moag gage, eeril,n tract Of parcel oil land
.,la.,rd "a Woodstock. 10 sa,d County. being one
.k,IlofDI sYH.-pd So. 10 the westsrn hall OF
.a,d wooJ.ioSk, sod described as folIo~si Con-
u,enc,ug at the ,outhwss,stly corner OF said lot /.
thesce following oa the .as,.ry line 10 the top OF
the ledge: thence lallo~iss o" said ledge
aearly oa the edge q. fence can lie made TO
stake and stones; thence On . i,ae parallel Win
the western gns % .id b, W 'hr northern ,se OF
aid bot; iheaoe (olLbwinI an The 'a,d nouhen
line 10 tse noriA~es,e' oorasI sfsa'd bot 'he"es
on .aid ~e.ierl, line 10 the fret named b"and;
tsny oae. hall of the Iaid oi numbered e,sh'y-'n'
and .nppo.ed " oaa,aia 6hy acres, be the same
more o, les. ! hereby give puel'e notice that
the condition Of .aid mortgage has been broksa,
h, ,,..oa whereof I claim a foreclosure Of the
..wa. MARY 3. ESTES.
dated March 18Th. 1861.
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CLOVER SEED,

WARRANTED psrely northern, fOr sale b.
w the .sh.eriber. at n. mill, West Somssf.
WHITNEY CUMMINGS.
April 20, 1851.
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AND ALL DISEASES or THE THROAT
AND LUNGS.

AND ALL DISEASES or THE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
REAP THE FOLLOWING; ,
Fto- HD.. T.. Ulduvpod. II. Gov. Of VI.
Mc..r.. T.. u. Msgoon 4 Col have used
YOUR WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND. fof Sc
we're cold. aud Sore Throsi. and Il hs. proved
an sfir ,eiou. r.mejs. u !. valuable aoos. .ioa
to the let ofremedie. for cold., coughs, Sc.
am, &c, You're,
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlingion. Oct. :. 1850.
F,oa HOa. jos. Poissa. Stat, S,nsfOr, u.
Iha,e u.ed WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
10 NV family, aad have never found any remedy
ca sheciual N curing cough. aud sore throat. anil
JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. I, is6o.
Fior, Hos. TmOiLy p. Rsis,ii. o
By using wEEKs' MAGIC COMPOUND,
a short time, I wa. entirely cured Of ""e Of the
most severe and obstinate cold, upon my lang.
that I ever experienced. ! kDow u no remedy
equal 20 IL Ior cough and lung oomplaini. general.
~ TIMOTHY =. REDflELD.
Moatpelier, October II. $50.
From Rev. 4. u. Sm,ik, ID. ID. P,iaoIpiI Of Nee
Ra~ptOn IA'tasf'oa.
The MAGIC COMPOUND which you far.
ni.hed me last spr,ng when ! was suffering most
severely from the effects Of long conIinuoi eoLi
ucoa INV i..g.. acted like a charm. The h1si
night sfer t,king IL, ! oough.d less and slept
better than Tor weeks before, AID the use Of Y,
6nally removed the difficulty entirely. j should
use IL again IN preference o. any medicine j have
ever tried when similarly afflicted.
Yours. Truly. L. u. SMITH.
Fairfax, VI, April "a, ls60.
O3pDuCPs
A OF, time .inee nv child Was attacked NOS,
severely with Group. We ihoaght she ooald MOI,
live i've minutes. A siogH dos- Of WEEkS'
MAGIC COMPOUND relieved her at once. aad
she ha. had no attack % II since. ih,ak M
family should be ~iibou, u.
NJ. =. vARNEY,
Prin. Mi..iquoi Valley Academy.
North Troy. April -, 1880.
E. B. MACON l. co,
no. Troy. W., Proprision.
To whom all orders should be addressed. Sold
by Druegisis and Merchants geae'aily.
GEsIRAL J5KSTs.
n. II. HAY, Portland
NJ. y. Burr 4 CO., &c 7 fremont Street. Boston.
q. &. Goodwin & Co.. II ADD ~ Marshall ST..
lo,ton. Lyman Savage 4 Co. Montreal.
Sold by w. A. Rnsi. NJ. u. South Paris; ID.
3. Bates & Co. Paris; ID 3 Noyss, Norwayi
O Porter. John G. Gerry. ID w Noble and jobs
II Rand, Waterford, M Young, West Psrisi c,
T. Knight. Bryant's Pond. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26

COUNTRY DEALERS will do we'll to call
mn hin, and save their ff-igh, from tho city.
PEDDi.ERs v,ll 6ni IL lor their advantage 10
call upon hira aud stock ~. Be,"g 20 connection
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-26
importing Houses,

H. Boston. h, th,ak. be eau fnrpi'h good. ehespe
than can H. fpund this side of B".ion.
n. ha. WATCHES IL American, Swi.', Fog
li.h and Frrnrh. Heating anL Open Faced. Gold.
Silver and G,lt Eases.
-PRCTACLEs. 81 all kinI., aud Any qu-,ni,,y
q. gla.. to oct 10 oil spectael. Bos'. 10 suit all;
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15

The Louisville Journal, after enumer-
ating many instances Of fdiscontent which
have occurred in the new Confederation,
says:
The fact is that the United States
can't be destroyed, despite all the eff
forts of fanatics. Do what they will,
the Union must survive; neither plots
nor usurpations can convert the loyal
masses into traitors, and it will escape
all harm. 1t reminds US Of the fate of
a Frenclrnan, who, having resolved to
be rid of life, went, little before high
tide, to post set up by the sea tide
He had provided himself with ladder,
a rope, pistol, bundle of matches,
and vial of poison. Ascending the
ladder, he tied one end Of the rope to
the post, and the other end round his
neck, then BE took the poison, set his
clothes on fire, put the muzzle of the
pistol to his head, and kicked away the
ladder. In kicking down the ladder he
sloped the pistol so that the ball missed
his head and cut through the rope by
which he was suspended; he fell into
the sea, thus extinguishing the flames
of his clothes, and the sea water, which
he involuntarily swallowed, counteracted
the poison, and thus, in spite OF his pre-
cautions he remained unhanged r9nshot,
imprisoned, unburned, and uG1fowned.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-15
Communicated
For the Pomero! Weekly Telegrf
RELIEF FOR KANSAS.

M'. Editor:-Noticing an account Of
a meeting which was held in Pomeroy,
recently, for, the purpose of raising "aid
for Kansas, will state what has already
been done in some of the different town
ships. Some two months ago, in Salem,
Waldo R. Strong, collected himself, be-
tween sixty and seventy dollars, and for
warded to Gen. Pomeroy, the receipt
of which was duly acknowledged Also,
about three or four weeks ago,a similar
amount was collected in Rutland town
ship by a committee chosen for that pur-
pose, and the money forwarded on. We
are glad to see an active interest in the
cause, and hope it may not be delayed
too long, as we know that nothing but
actual food will appease the cravings of
hunger. A NJ s.