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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

township. and recommending the appointmen
Of John Rsmbo instead. Agreed to.
Mr.. Shaw, from Com. CO Miscellaneous mat
tsrs, reported favorably to allowing csrtail
fees for inquesis TO the coroner. constable ant
witnesses, amount ting, in all. to about $50
Adopted.
Mr. Earbart. from Com. on Bridges and High
waye reported back the Peterson and Sea-
road case, with Recommendation that the or
der OF the District Court be spread upon tbs
record.
Mr. Thompson addressed the Board on The
Lincoln road case.
Mr.. Rohlfs here cane iD. The Com. on
Bridges on Highways, reported tack the Lin
coin road case. recommending that the report
of the appraisers be set aside on account ofde
feet in date. and new appraisers be appointed
to assess damages. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Neal. Me.srs. James F.
Campbell, Of Blue Grass, George Witherwas,
of Cleons, and Joseph Weymer, Of Hickory
Grove, were appointed such appraisers and
the time for the apprsism ent was fixed for Sep
tember a3d between the hours of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 6 T. N.
Mr.. Putnsm. from Com. on Equalization, of-
fered the following. which was adopted
Ordered, That the tax levied at the June
session Of this Board, on polls ami for county,
school and railroad purposes for tne present.
year be rescin3ed; and that the following
taxes for the year 1861 be and they are hereby
LEVIED, uiz
4 tax OF 80 cents on each poll.
'' for State purposes OF 2 mills on the dollar.
q county ="
:. school +"
interest on the NJ. d NJ. X. Il. bonds, mill.
Making u total tax OF mills on the dollar.
based on the aggregate assdssment of $1,000
600.
Tie bill oi Mor;z. and Biesers, tor attend
anee Oh Thomas Higgins vac preseatei and re.
ferred to Committee on Peer and Poor House.
Mr. Eagbaft, from Con-. on Bridges ana
II izhweys, Tseomuen led the adoption Of the
ref ort OF The commiss OF in .he Ii.rtzsl road
case. Winfield township. Agr-ei'o.
Tie same Com. on t4e application q A. Ire
Wis and Il. Co=grove, for the vacation Of Oh al
icy 10 block ., ely OF D5yerpoit, reIeit-d ia
vora3ly, provided the ely corporation Will
give IL conssl. ans the petitioners ray a.l
costs. Report adopted
A2ioarued till o'e,ock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

Report ordered spread apon the records.
Mr. Neal, from the Committee on Claims,
made report which was adopted, and ali the
claims presented allowed with the exception
OF the sheriff per diem ill.
Tie Committee on Public Officers reported
tha, they had examined the looks and ae-
counts CT tie Reeo. der ana Treasurer and
found them fully posted and correct.
Prov is:on was made by the Board for for.
nishing stoves for tie jail.
Beard adjourn Cd aias de.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
From Baltim ore.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 8.
A letter from Key West to the Baltimore Amer
ican, dated Aug. 25th, aboard the frigate santee,
says the steamer?owhattan captured a.prize Of the
Sumter, having a large letter bag containing let
ters for JEFF. Dayis-one giving information Of the
Sumter's whereabouts The Powhattan has gone
to look for her.
Ali ia quiet at Fort fickens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

DURING the Fair the most excellent
bargains in Hats ard Gaps. will be oii-red At
Farrand's. lie is receiving fresh supplies, and
will suit the public exactly Remember he
piace
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l.
D. E. Hannah, Of the Indiana Legion, has been
Court Martialed on q charge Of conduct unbecem-
ing an officer and gentleman, and sentenced to be
dismissed from the U. s. service. The court wa
presided over by Gen. Pope and the finding sp
moved by Gen. Fremont.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

CLAN CHOwDER-An old fashioned
Cape Cod Clam Chowder will be served up o.
Haskin's psf Office Exchange this morning
from 10 until " o'clock. Don't forget TO
oall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

A LITTLE German boy was run over
by hight wagon, yesterday afternoon. ana
quite seriously hurt. He wac playing near the
corner Of Fifth and Gaines street when tie ae-
cident occurred.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

LosT.-A small gold link Bracelet
was les. few dsys siuce The finder viii be
libsrally rewarded by leaving it at this off'ce
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 4.
One bark and four schooners were seized By the
I. s. Marshal to-day, under the Coufscatlon act.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Another Rebel Arrested.

SARADoGA Sept =.
Jos. Chapman of vicksburs, reported % 90 :
captain Of the rebel army, was arrested :. .ns re-
idence Of his f.tber-in,iaw N .n,s s,A.s. , w y
the secretary of state. Hsis to 80 70 Fort La
favetta
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
Ex.Goyernor Wright.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. :.
Ex-Governor Wright. Minister TO Berlin, VIII
a,r;v. hero on Saturday. Arrangements have
heen made by the citiEens Of the city 70 give MN
handsome reception. Col. Dramood v1li make
~ a yeceprion speech.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
NUMBER 275.
Union Ticket Elected.

WnMS6ros, Del, Sept. 3.
he entire Union ticket was elected To- dAy.
|alpen was elected Mayor, receiving 712 ont u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

CorToN and Linen fabrics OF all kinds
received in great abundance at Whisers. the
cbearest store in town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

The place to get your Dry Goods
chesp |. at Whis'er's His stock il yer. tesir-
able throughout.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
THE CITY.

CALL at Whisler's to-day. Some
thing nice and cheap to be seen there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

C.H. scsIvRx, SO, Dearborn street Chicago, is
Authorized to receive Advertisements for this ps.
per.
ROUNDS LASGpox, l55 Randolph street, Chi
cago are au orxed to receive advertisements for
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

The First Race will ba n Mile Heats, best two
!, three. The Second Race will be n Mile Heat.
best three in five.
FOR THE TROTTlNG PURSE:
wK. Spearieg names b. 2. Bill Loomis !" J..
r. S;mnson names b. m. "May Day !" F. W. Sears
names 81. s. "blsck Tiger"
For the Running Purse at least i've horses will
.,.,. Horses will be sent AZ punctually at two
s,cIack P. II. Comfortable seats for eveTybody-
rntr;e. must be made BY Friday noon.
- Admission twenty-five cents. M
snsl GEO. r. WEST, Sscy:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

PEesoNAL.-Col. Pertczel will start
for Iowa City this morning, to take command
Of his Regiment, His Regiment turned out
and came down to the care to receive him yea
tsriav
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

LoNAs. corner Of Brady and 81 streets. has
been adding largely to his facilities, and can
now furnish the finest bottled ale and porter
in any desired quantity. Give him call.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
RoAD.FUsD RECEIPTS.

RoAD.FUsp RECEIPTS.
Amount Of Poll Taxes for 1861 445.o0
from Taxes Of 1859 and
1891. oJo.S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

MORE TnooPs-Y esterday morning
the steamer Kate Cs4sel arrived, bringing the
Abba Prairie Rargers,' an niautry company
Of ahou, % men, under command Of Capt
Markham. The company was raised ia No.
roe county al d is made up of large, fine look.
ing n. en- throughout, They had good time
coming up on the Kate, as oil 81 who travel
with Capt Eillhouse.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

YxPESDITuREs PROM Road YrSD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

By an advertisement IN another COL
ump, it will be seen that the Scott County
Park Asso.iation viii oifer two purses, on >a-
turday next one fer trotting horses AMI the
other for running horses. Three horses have
already been named for the frs: purse, and at
least Fl i've will start for the last. Lovers Of the
snort will do well 10 remember this race.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05

BLOODY Row IN BUFFALO. = Last Sun
day night party OF Germans gathered in
Hckleys saoon In Bcfftlo, az becoming very
drunk soon got into o bloody row. .iti!e
butcher named Coats was knocked down by a
rowdy named FIcler. and most outfageoosly
beaten and cut abou. the body and head. For
q time it was thought that Coats would die,
but We understand he is getting better. Two
of the parties concerned in the row ware ar
rested and lodged in isil
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-05
9emuerat aud Aews.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12
+. B. MACON l. co.,
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.

rINIiIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. freed
~ all the common comron-r's, such ss
Opiiis.. or E,pcctoran,.. Which not oaly run
down ,h. .y',s"', ~, DESTROY al chance Of curr,
will b. ipuai on trial 10 po..-ss the iolow'ng
psope,iie., AL 70 which the INST valu'hle ie.ii.
Inon,il. NAV H. found ~ the pamphlets.
For Whoopin, COACH. and .. soothins
s,rp. " m-.t. every wat. sni Wy early q.r vii
save the h'grst p''-ppti'nn 81 rupture. ." chi
dr,o which can H. If,red o. Whooping Cough.
~ ool,aary Coogh. and Broochal Complaints,
the fbrrrinnsss ~ consumpt,"n, q. 'pl'ntid ionic
ptopertic, make It not OIL, the mes, perfect eoe
m, a. disease, lat build. sp anil 'u.ts,ns the ',.-
ten ag,in., q recurrence 81 the Complaint. No
nw.~r, .houli h. ~,,hom ~. Nor should psrn,'
tail 10 get pamphlet, to BE- found With all deal.
.,.. a. the only way 10 do ja'tioe TO It's value.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SuRk~p EproR. There are persous
Who seem to think that editors regard IL As
one Of the greatest intellsstaal Injuries TO
pitch into e" somebody. and they suppose
themselves to have conferred great favor
BY furnishing bslIieeren' contributions. In
which some psr-On, corporation. or 'Oeiety
10 soundly abused. Such people may take
q bin, from the following; A noted chap
once stepped into the anetam oil q 'snsrA'
bic and highly respectable editor. and In
dulsed in q TRADE against eiti,sn with
whom he VA. on bad terms, =" wish, "
said be addrs.siag the man With The pen,
t" that you would ~rits q very severe ar,i-
Gle against R. and put IL In your pa
psr." "very WELL" MAS the reply. The
pe,t morning he came rushing into The Of
Gee in a violent state of sIei,srnent. "whai
did you put in your paper' have had
my nOse pulled, and been Kicked tw'ee. "
81 wrote a severe article, as you desired, y
calmly replied the editor. and signed your
naue to it,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12
WHISPERS OR A MusTAcHE

/, from three to .iS weeks. Th. Hi.cl. i. III.
ouly noe IL the kini used 10y the French. AID 10
I.oaIna and Ps,i. Il - IN uniye'.si a.c.
Il ). q b-auti6l. economical, sooihing. vet
stimulating compound. seiia, a' ifby mage upon
the roots. csu.,ag beautiful gtD~ih ui iuNufisnt
hair ifappliei o. the scalp, Il will cure n,Lp.
MSS. snl cau.- a. -psiag up IN place oi the IL ~
spot. n hac growih Of new hair. Applied &C.
coriing TO Directions. twill turn RtD ~ iowy
hair pIRE. aud r..,orr gu,y hair to ,ts otigiasl
oohr. leaving 1t .oli. .npoth. and hs>,bl. The
"ONGutSr" !, an di.pcnsab'e auiCle 80 every
IrnIcmaa'. toilet, AID alter 90 week. use they
wouli ~, i1r ANY confederation IL without II.
The Subscribers are the oah Agrn,. iof the
sreic 10 the United State', 10 whom all orders
,hoo 4 - addressed.
pfic- One Dollar q boN--ior sale by NIL Drug.
gi.i. AMI Dealers. oT bon 81 the " Onguca' y"
(~sraaicd 10 have the desired snrcD viii be
snt TO az, Who desire ~. by natl (d'rectl, &C.
cur'ly packed. oa '.ceips OF price and postage I,
Sl.is. Appl, o. of sdd'~-.
HORACE l.. iiEGEMAS 4 CO.
pEuootsrs, &c,
- william Street, New York.
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f,l|s:|!3zS|
HI1H1sEi1II3l: F1J1l1|
l2DI1lSZ|
IA Canadian Remody

For Coaircress, Irrsguiariiy and Debility Of
the Digssiire Organs. Inducing Hoddothe.
Ldsafude, NERVOUSNESS. Genera! Prosfra-
zion cfihs M,ndand Body. Paralysis, &c.
A MOMENTS reflection ought 10 convince a
Il ,saibr man 81 the folly and danger Of con.
stanil, do-in: with eaihaIiic medicines. The
practice 10 pernie ious AMI suicidal Anesper'eree
Of forty year, has taught me that the con'tan,ly
Increasing evils Of ndigesiicn are '-ariay agsa.
waited by the too Tree nee Of Caihsriics. The
American people ARE last bccom,rg u nation al
.iy.p<p,,c. by their artificial mode. Of life. Drss.
tic Caiharties increase the itritab'liy, aud pros.
trs,e the strength ofthe digestive organs.
The pix nov offered are especially designed
10 allay this itritab;l,y, and nj the tine 90
ia,isoraie and ureug,hen all the functions OF d..
ge.iIon. While they are gently laxative. They
are snpd,se, tonic and laxative. The, are 90
mild anil invigofsting that one :. not reminded by
any dissgrceabLe effects that he has taken meii.
cine.
Bu.i.e,. men. S,ujents. Professional men, Fe.
males. and all Person. ladios a con6n~i or &C.
ieutary lie. ,houh try ihea,.
The undet.ignej Physicians. eheetNally eeriif,
,o the high professional standing oi Df Colby OF
Stsn.,esd, one of the Oldest ana les, phy.'e,ins ,
anil 10 the e,rellen, qualities of hi. "Anl .Costi,r
and Tonlc piils." which We have used IN our
practice and hight, approve
]. n. Gibson. " ID, Dwhsm, T. T..
C.E. COTTON. N u. Co~sns,,ile.
CHARLES BROWN. VI u.
y. =. FOSTER. " u, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. N ID, Barn'ion.
N. JENkS, " ID,
G. W. CowLEs. " u. s,an.iead.
JOHN MEIGS, MD,
JOSEPH BREtDoN. " ID. ssrseo" u. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON. VI u. Coaticcok.
LEMUEL RICHMOND. NJ ID. Derby Lane.
N. q. GLiNES, NJ ID, Compton. &. T..
q. %. SOMERs. ~ ID, Nagog. &. T..
J. RUTHERFORD ID. Nr~po,i, VI.
Prepared by DIR. N. =. colby. stan.isa 4
&. T.. and D,'by Line. Vermont.
Sold b, Dr. Rs.t, IA. fsri.; late. X Co. Ia
RE; A. u. Moves, Norway; q. Porter. L
Gerry, ID. ". Nobk ami John u. Rand. Water
iotd; NJ. Yoang. West Paris; e. Z. Knight
liz, ant. Pond. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

A man bad migrated from church to
church. breaking W each IS he passed.
A, length he found himself in the Presby,e-
ran church, where he was making great
prOstess. The preacher IN srea, distress.
said to one Of hi. elders:
"Wha, shall We do with hinf''
"ohy" replied the elder, Z" have been
praying the Lord to send him to bell"
"Oh brother, what DO you mean -
"MeaD wha, say | hope he vii! ge'
TO belt; be would DO good there; he would
break up The establishment, IN siI weeks. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

The happiness Of every one depends more
on h,' own mind, than upon any or all eI'
tsrnsl Circumstances.
Men who think thu, everything can b
bough, With their o~s wealth. have been
bought th-msslvs. dr,,.
Ifspair Of oxen stand ~ aeiin., each
other In walkip; It ia sign they are not
well matched. when lover. do -, ii is a
sign they wan; 10 DC.
l,i,a crea; blunder in the pursui; Of
happiness not - know when We have got
IL. that IL, not 20 se eonsea, With area'On.
able measure VI It.
The horss warranted to stand wlihou,
tying" which a nan bought at auction the
other day. i, offered for ale by the pur'
chaser. With The additional guaranty tha,
e. he will 70, nove wi;hOu, whipping
"Now hooker yer, Chsrly-Jin mou,
be an honest niger. and then asin he
mount bat Il | wa. pulle,, or even al
ole shanghai cock. an kIo~ei hs~.s about
de yard. tell yer woi. aisSsr. Id rOos'
high would"
The Ttunlerers laundering eorrc.pon.
dent, Russell. after be had been through
PeusaeOa and P.eksas. remarked tha; be
would prefer - b. IN PlekeS. At the time u
tie 6ghi.
"Bu, il place my money in the savings
bans. inquired cne 0! the newly arrived.
"Shen can l Draw i, on, again - "Oh !"
responded hi. H,bsusn friend. sure, an
II you pu: IL in to-day. you Can get It out
again ,o.mOrrow. by giving fortnight
notice"
What 10 the po., di5eult puetuaiion,
Putting u stop 10 a woman. mouth.
Peter, are Yea into the sweesnsa,',
sgaio''
mo. nara, the ,rse,nvat' are into
me :"
The influence Of men is no, to be eonhnec
to the circle Of their aeluiintlnss. IL
spr,ai. on every ols Of them, like the IN
dulauons Of the sm,len water, or as the
perfume Of an orange grave. and will reach
those whom they never SAG.
A Contemporary avs tha, some miners
have found silver on one Of the slopes Of
Mount Parnassus. They are more success
fal than mos, Of the poets.
AZ daylight can 70 seen through very
small holes, 50 h,ils things will illustrate q
persons character. Indeed. eharaets. COZ.
sists in little acts snd hOnOrably perform
cd; daily lite benz the quarry from which
We build i, up, and rOugh.hsvn the habit.
that form 10.
Aruuseller. being recently before grand
jury as eulpri,. assumed the attitude Ofan
seeUser Of the authorities, saying "lt isa
patty was disturbed. The people were be-
coming 50 well trained tina, they took IL
quors from me which were txO. thirds water.
III bad been le, alone. think they would
have drank clear water befOis six months ="
Marriage" said al unfortunate bus
band. Il. the ehurchyard Of love" i" And
yOu men. replied the no, less unhappy
vile. " are the grave digssrs."
WILL ASswrRED. lis i: possible. Miss.
tha, you don't know the names Of some Of
your bs., friend, 30 " Certainly; | do no,
even know wha, my own name may be in
year iron now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

A gentleman Was going out IN his car
riass TO make some calls With bis w'ie, when
be discovered tia. he bal lsfi his visiting
cares. lie ordered h. fOoiman recently
come into bis service, to go % the msn,el.
piees in h.. sitting ROOM, and bring the
cart, he should see there. The servant dad
IS be VA. ordered, retained the articles to BE
used a. directed. and Of started the gentle
man. sending the fOotnan in with the eard'
whenever no, at home, occurred. ~ thee
were numerous he turned to h. ssrvan,
with the question:
"llow many card. havcyou lef,'"
"wsll. rr." said the foo;man. very in.
noesu,ly. there's the king Of spades, the
Elk Of hearts. and the ace Of clubs :"
Z" The deuce - exclaimed his master.
That's gone" said John.
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!. ". SINGER & CO.,
ass broadway. New York.
Real Estate for Sale!

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated IN
i the village OF Ando,er Cornsr, tnown az The
C,ock.,t estate. formerly owned and occupied by
an. late Lewis Crockett and N. u. ruokeii, and
more r,eently BY the late Dr.. =. A. Allen, and at
present occupied by Nathan Dresser. Thu. prop
s,ty consists OF about sixteen acres Of very ,upe.
rior land, With nearly new : 'iOIied house, b"'t
and flashed in the most superior manner, With q
good and well.6nished barn, about 20 by IS feet.
and suitable ootbuildings.
Also, the Tavern stand adjoining. and the store
ani lot on which iisands. on the opposite side 81
the road.
The above property will he sold low applied
Cor soon, and terms Of payment made easy.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber, AZ
Ando,er Corner. l.. {, ALLEN
Andcyer, Sept. l't ,ls60. W
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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE

Thi. sr-,, N~orlsio Remedy ani Natural
Op,ate call. 6r special s,ea,ioa snd interest. bs-
IN. kcr of Opiua', or preparations. Of Opium. or
Of any but IL. .,ricll, vegetable medical prop.
ertie.. For Neuralgia. Ihcuna ii.m. Gooi. Tooth
Ache ani Ear Ache, SPIRAL Complaints, bleed.
ing At i.ung. oI stomach, Rose la, Fever.
C.tsrh, aud all minor Neuou. Complaints.
For l.a.s IL Slcrp, Chronic or Ncfvou. Head.
ache, IL h.. 10 egual, soa to which We offer ies-
t,moaial. from uuioubied sources
For Delrium Tfrnen. Il 10 Sure Remedy.
Foe Bowel Complaints. inciudisg Cholera
Mort,a,. !, !. .pend,ily adapted. 10 ~, only ~.
moving the pain. bu, acting a' pby.ie.a great
eontrs,, With Opium. which not only oon.tipa,c.
aud drug. The system. but make. the remedy worse
than the disease.
From Physieisns We ash attention, anil on ie-
mani Formaa. o, Trial Bottle. will H. sent. Ne.
,ehping 10 the Anodyns an Opii,r Which has
bong becn wanted. AMI in the Cough Remedy
such q. ,s.t entirely on one cralr,l principle.
Prom invalid. ". ask correspondence io'
Pamphlets OF explanation. without postage
stamps"
p''ee'-lsrs Cough Remedy. % cts. pc, BOTH.
I'll, AnaIxa.
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June ~. is6i

~ UARDIAN'S SALE. rur,a.nt to boen'e
" fruin the lodge ofrro,.,ie for ,h- COuni, of
OSio,d, the .ub.crih,r. guardian Of Ed~,n IT,.
Elizabeth A., and l.ah-lL, Camnliag. Of fs'i.,
MINOR eh,ldr,a and heirs ofs,moa u. Comm,ss..
late sf Par. IN .,,d County deceased. viii .el b,
p'lc o' private sle. oa the premise. ,on Ncois,
the i~eai, second day 81 Jpb a.st. at Doe O'clock
4. ~. all the r,al estate Of which aid heir aye
.eiisd and po..~..cd. SAID estate con.ia. OF the
htm.ri-ad of the Late Simon ~. Co@misg., aud
T., bout h,, sos. 81 knd ~h,ch he purchased oi
Esoeh &. ysrlaa, al situated IN PARIS.
EDWARD 4. CHASE, Gusrhisn.
raIis, Jaas -, ls6i. ~
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1000 Rolls Room Paper

rINilL Subscriber. have ja., received the largest
i stock Il Room Payer asd Borders ever ofet'
sd Gr sale IA th'. s,e'si,,, at prices that DEF,
csmpetiiinn.
Ne have eomusoa rsp~r from 60 10 cents.
Sirgle EaamsLrd. ~ - ~ cra,..
D,uble Easmeed. aud satin Pnhr. Is To j
cents.
Thss comprise the hie., sNle.. and ~'llbc sold
cheap. Can aRi .e,l-riOre purchasing elsewhere.
A. OSCAR MOVES 4 RRo.
NoRw,y. April -. isei. s-i3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

Ffom a.. Adrof,,,r, P,orid,res, X. T.
The Csphsl,o Pin. are said To be u remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very bee, cor that very frequent complaint which
la. ever been discovered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12

4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. rw'u.n, 10 .
~ loea.e from III. lodge 81 Probate Coz O>iord
County. the subscriber ~ill sell by pablo OF pr.
ys,e sal,. oa Saturday, the tseaty.sssen,h day Of
Bro~n's store. Csnioa Point all the real estate
Of ~h,eh John Kelsey, late Of Mexico IN .sid
Cos.iy. died ..ped sai po..~...d. said estate
consist. u about i've ser,. Of Lnd, situated t~o
mile. below Csn,oa Point.
WA. ". HALL, Administrator.
Ju,e IL ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-12
CAUTION.

Ascertain unprinc ipled persons are attempting
to palm of On the unsuspsciing public, imitai'oss
OF nv prepared Glue. would caution all pe''on'
10 examine before purchasing, and zee that the
full uame,
sPALDING,s PREPARED GLUE
10 on the outside wrapper; all others are swin
ding couniettets.