davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
The Constitution as ii IS.

EE All know that the Dubuque Her
aid, and the friends Of DENNIS A MAuo-
NY. have been most persistent and most
noisy. in the cry OF "The Constitution
as it is that upon every occasion
they have sent up this cry that on every
page, in every article, almost Of the Her
aid. this has been put forth as the desire
ofits editor, the contamination al which
the party aimed. We have several times
taken occasion to show the insinceritv Of
this prstension of MAnoNY and his friends.
by referring to their persistent danuncia-
ton Of Republicans for not favoring the
Crittenden Compromise, which involy-
ed the amendment OF, and an obnoxious
change in, the Constitution. Even in
the same breath in which they cry cut
/" The Constitution as it is" they utter
hearty maledictions upon the R@publi
cans for preserving the Constitution as il
IS, and not suffering it to be patched and
added TO. TO suit the slavery propagand
lists Of the South. The effrontery, how
ever, with which these fellows howl out
these contradictions almost exceed belief,
even in the more moderate of them. But
what can be thought Of such a man as
DENNIS A. MAHoHY, who, in the platform
of the Democratic STATE Convention,
drawn by him, pledged The party 10 the
/" Constitution IS il is"-wao daily, be.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
CANT NEAR JAoiSro, MISS. !
Sept. 22d, 1862. (

DEAR SISTER We left this Camp on
the 18th, marched to Iuka, whipped
Price, and returned on yesterday. The
9Th Iowa have done nobly, but suffered
terribly. The regiment went into action
with 482 men, including officers, and
had 219 killed and wounded. Lewis i.
wounded severely in thigh, but viii il
all probability recover. ! was in the
whole OF the engagement, and escaped
without scratch All of our baggag,
was sent to Corinth before we left thi.
Camp, so that have no desk or conven
fence for writing. No regiment ever die
better than we did. and their praise is oil
every lip. | will write again soon.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30

The 4" Crisis wants US to publish the
pettifogging arguments of certain law
yers in Dubuque relative to the right
Judge WILSON had to do certain things
lhat have redounded to the interests Of
ihat traitorous concern, the +" Herald. y
We shall not do that, but we will tell i
what we will do. Judge Wilson has re-
ferred the public to Mr.. Dom for intor-
nation relative to the suit, and we vii
publish the seathing review which Mr.
Dom gives His Honor's course in thu
case, That probably won't suit tn,
CrtsisMs well.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
Ea5~ The Dubuque Herald says w,

Eg- The Dubuque Herald says we
lie in terming the West Union Pioneer
and Me Gregor Times, which do not sup
port MAnoNy, Democratic papers
lIurcnINs don't, it seems, acknowledge
anything to be Democratic that won''
swallow MAn0NY. There is but little
Democracy, then, in the Sd district,
thank God
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
From The Fifth.

RE- We copy the following letter Of
Lieut.. MARSHALL to his sister, Mrs
BoGGs. It's intelligence is the first that
we have seen OF the part our boys played
in the battle Of Iuka
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30

Charles II. NOUrse.

Republican Candidate for Attorney Gen
eral will address the citizens of Buchan
an County at the Court House, Indepen-
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9Th,
dence, on

at 9 O'Clock p. M. Nj. NoURsE is one
of the most effective speakers in thu
State. Turn out and give him hearing
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-09-30
From the Fifth.

IL The following letter was written by
OSCAR FULLER to his father, who kindly per-
mits us to copy it:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

An IlONEsT LirS. The poor piiianes OF
seventy years !. not worth being u villain
for. What matter !. u II your neishbJr
lie- in splendid tomb Sleep you with
innocencs. Look behind you through the
track Of time 4 vas, desert lies open
in retrospect, woariod With year. aud sOr'
row. they sink from tie walks OF mao
You must leave them where they fall and
You will ind eternal rest. Whatever you
NAV have to encounter besWesn the cradle
and the grave. every moment - big with
events. which come not IN succession. but
barst.ns foreibly from revolving add IN.
known cause. q > over this orb with diSsr'i'
fed influence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

Hap Ils EVE SuUT Ur. one Sabbath
afternoon. sunday School teacher observed
two boys playing at marbles by the roadside.
lie stopped. told them how wicked Is
wA.. and succeeded in per'uading the worst
ens TO accompany him TO school. The lad
was decidedly a Ia, yoath. otab1u' eishs
year,. In the elias. among other thing.
tbs teacher told. iha, God mado this beau
tiiul world. aud al that is in II; We must
thaak Hin for all the good things We ENJOY /;
lie gives u. our food aud our clothes.
Does he give me ny clothes. broke in
the lad
"Yes lie gives us everything.
NOV. ibar's where you got your eye
shu, up for ma'am made these 'rOw'sr'
out Ol dad. old ones."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

How TO FND rue SnERin's 0TTicr
Rev. DE-. B, Of Philadelphia, is notsd
for brief. -enientioas sayings in the pulpit
and out Of il. As no was coming down
Cbe-naI Street one day, gentleman asked
"Sir, can you tell no how to end The
shsrigs oGhcsl'
"Y- sir. vas the reply. "srsry tiH'
you sora Jfrs dollars 'Psai zen -
Saying this. tie doctor walked on, leaving
hi. qus.;ionsr gipiu; upon the the Sidewalk.
lie va. q stranger Who had asked for in
formation hut The more be pondsred. the
more he Vas convinced that his Informant
hal answered hin wisely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

ouIIE SsruRhL. Once upon a time.
runs an Oriental story. yOanc and lovely
woman was called upon q mourn the death
Of Der lord. ~ she loved in li!o with al.
the f.rvor Of alteration, Der srisl az his de-
ees-e vas lueonsolAble. She filed the air
with COMPLAINT. declared herself the most
wretchei Of women and in intensity Of hSr
grief male vow that she would wed %
Dew lord till the stream that ran by her
bower should reverse is couEs'. \ few
weeks after .hs wa. Observed basily snsa:'
81 ia damnins up the stream.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
Valuable Farm for Sale

IN Norway, bing on the stage road leading from
wai,flasd t. Nas~s, Will q aud South Psri.
iI.po,. containing 90 acfe., Vel divided into
i,ihgc, mos,ng snd pa.iuragv. Nice wei aud
ruaa,ng water that can be s,'ily i.kca Into the
tsrn yard. 4 nice young orchard, AMI pI.niy Of
WOOL asI iiinl-I; sl.n hnc chsH-r ht mwk
mar the harm. Said farm cuts iron - 10 10 too.
a h,,, ani can sa,,l, h. made 10 cut 80. The
luiLling, ATE n.~ sad gpni school hose AL.
rs,n. the premises, asd ohs'chr. s'e ~,ih'" =
and J mi-. q, the SAM; alec two saw, shiase.
AMI hrbiafd m,ll. The farm "a plca'sall, s't.
uair, anI veil calculated Sc fret class farm. or
too snail as~-. IN. owpeT, iciag out Of health .
~ll .-ll. 90 cNchsng" Zoe 'tasll't one. aud give
a rooi b,rsiin. The farm will .uii an saie'p'''.
~. maa. aal S,sI bet rate IaS iot h.. Ltn'.
fos tafthst particular. sni plan ~ the pfrm'.s-
c.il sa DANIEL. COFFIN. At The f,un, o' WM.
D.. GOODNoW, Agent. Norway Village.
April I. 1882. lOu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

ONTosp. sat court oi Probate hsha' Dn'
bid. within ani lsr the CoaniS ~ pNloTd, on
the tsnth iay Il Ortaist \. " ls62.
L OLA NIlLETT. uamel eNscutf,N ~ Ger.
tstn ip.trIurnt puu-stftn- o. u the bst ~"
.uI tsst.rnsui ~ Chandt.r y. M,lirU late 1t IN,
f,fd ~ s,d C..uni,. deceased, hsS,ns presented
thu sane &C. rrul,n'~.
Ofls,sf. That .aii eNecuitiS give nai'ce Z" AL
per.uus Interested ~ caasin- q copy 81 ih''
,,rrr o. h. puhlishcl thr-, weeks snccs'si'ely "a
the Oxford Democrat ptil,"d az Pare that the,
NAV app~,r lJ q Probate CouTIto H. held affair
t.ip.nti C.lpi, .os ths ihlfd Ip-.Ja, oi Woven.
I..fa.Nt. ten ct The clock "a the hfesooa, 'nJ
.hsv ,,u.s. n su, thsN have, ShN the lad
ip.,runrut shoui upt o. rfu''d. Hppfo''d .al
allta a a. ths h.I 30 aad tssiamsat oi '''d de-
l.. W. WOODBURY., Jsis'.
J. :. ilouu'. R,g'H''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

lie Onl, 70 srsa, who. after performing
what none in ten thousand would accom-
rlish, passes on 10 other work.
4 Chinese mandarin thinks moro Of his
wife's feet than her features.
81 am bound to do good" a, the Bible
said upOa receiving i,s Goa, Of leather.
IL Is when the work is finished that We
feel bow unfinished !. The workmanship.
Never turn blessing round to .sc whsth.
or IL has dark side.
Il Isl an important par, Of good education
to Be able to bear politely with the want OF
!, IN Others.
Before we are too confident respecting
what we believe TO day. les Ne remember
MIA, We believed yesterday.
Toa gathering Of learned friends. Adam
Smith said. q. he he was dying. "Ibellevs
We mus, adjourn thi. meeting to another
place"
Clarendon says IL. not the quantity OF
meat. bot the ehesriulness Of the guests
which makes the ieas,
flo who truly wishes the happiness OF any
one eau no, be long without, discovering
some mode Of Contributing to ii.
Abundance /. trouble. wan, misery.
honor q burden, advancement, dangerous,
su, competency happiness.
1, is easy to live well among good people;
but show Us the nan who can preserve bis
virtues 10 spite Of strung temptation and
universal example.
I 80 to the woods after game [; bu, IL the
game is not there sc, nuts , i. there are no
nuts. gather flower. or leaves; II all fail, ys,
get health. q little woOierNl,. or BY the
gracs Of Heavsn.a thought. | am no, Of
those who End tia, the road is only good to
leave bShind them. Trhoraau.
With moderate share Of god looks.
some tact. more sslr-pos-cssiOn, taste tor
dress, aud capacity Tor ha,tsry. very
ordinary woman may Lad society; aye,
lead iho-s thousand times more gifted,
moro beautiful, more refined than herseli
for women Of the latter stamp rarely possess
the aujaei;y necessary 70 put ,hemselys for
warl into the fall glare Of the public eye.
The sunny bag Of our commerce Is woven
from the 6bsr OF a plant growing in India.
ealel g0ia. TIE cultivation u the plant
gives employment; 70 hundred. Of Thousands
OF the natives. IN Eoslish company Cor It's
cultivation o. established in Calcutta with
capital OF 100000.
The green turf is the poor mans carpet
and God wcaves the eolOrs. How much
greater. therefore, the honor PAID to the
poor man than tho rich.
4 rrecocious youth. a student m an
Academy no, ffty miles FROM Delhi. no,
having the fear Of secc-h " before
him AMI ins,ieai,d by the sriri, Of truth
being a,kcd in bis geography what they
rai-el In tie South replied - Ihcy uscI
torai-, uisssrs anil cotton, bu, now they
raisS The dl,il"
The man who wrote to his friend in.
forming him of ihs devoted attention OF
bis young VII, durin: hi. sickness. couldn't
bid, a tendency a. wasscry, a. be added.
"Ah. my Bob I'm more than ever CON
vnsci OF the truth og the POETS remark,
the whole wur.rlI is nothing TO a man II D..
wiis be widow"
a philosopaer being askel, FROM whence
he received his Grs, lesson m wisdom, r.
rli-i Prom The blind. Who never take
step uO,,l they have EEL; tie ground before
thea"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
A Canadian Remedy


For Co,firen,y. Ircguidriiy and D,b'hiy 81
he Digeshre Orgsns. Inducing Headache,
Ln.,tpde, Nervousness. General Pro'ird.
ZION orih Mind and Body, Paralysis, 40,
A MOMENTS reflection ought To convince a
"A seaside man IL the folly and danger Of con-
,,an,ly dosing with csihsItie medicines. The
practice I. pefnicious anl SUICIDAL. AneNIs''ere'
OF forty year. hs. taught mS1lhat the constantly
Increasing evil. ofindigestonarr ieafiolly 'gsts'
waited Nv the too Tree use Of Caih,ftes. The
American people are iast bscom'ng nation o.
d,.peptic. Nv their artificial modes Of life. Dra''
nc Csiharlio. increase the irrit.bity, and pros
trst. the strength of tie digestive organs.
The pill. nov offered especially designed
TO ailay thi. ifriiabty, and at the same '''ae "a
in,isoraie aud strengthen all the iune,'on. o, d.
ge,t,on, While they are gently hxaii'e. The,
are anodync, tonic sni laxative. They are %
mild aud n,igoraiing that ooe - not reminded D,
any di.agreea5le effects that be has taken melt
eine.
Bu.;o,.. men. stuieats. Professional men, Pc
males, and al Pe'-oa- leadins a eoabaed OF &C.
deu,sry lie. 'hoah ,fy thea. Iii.
The under.igped Physicians. eLeerlaily es'h,
90 the high professional standing OF Uf Co'oy OF
Stan.tead, one OF the oldest AMI best phy .e',h',
anil 20 the excellent qualities of HIS anu
anil Tonic Pills." which We have used W ou'
practice and highly approve or
IN. t;ib.on. " u, Durham, Z q.
CT. COTTON. ~ ID, Co~an.sille.
CHARLES BROWN, ID,
s.s. POSTER, NJ ID Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND. N ID. Barns,ou.
N. JENKS, NJ ID,
CIV. COwLES. " ID. sun.,ead.
John MEIGS, ND,
JOSEPH BREiDON. " d, Surgeon y. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON. NJ ID. Costieook.
LEMUEi. RICHMOND. NJ ID. Derby Line
NJ. q. GLlNES, N ID, Compton. Z. T..
q. O. SOMERS. n ID, Magog, Z. t..
J. RUTHERFORD, N ID. Ne~po'tW VI.
Prepared by DIR. N. =. COLBY s'an''ea y
c. e.. and Derby Lane. ysrmo", I..c. r..
ola. A. u. Moves, Norway q. Porter, J. T..
Gerry. ID. w. Noble and Joha d. Rand. Water
ford; Mr. Young. West Parisi Z. u. knight.
B,sn,'s Pond. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

O,roHp, ss.-N Court % Probate, bell n
Fare. ~tthi1 aul iar The CountN Of osh'td, 90
she thtfd Tlss.lly IT Octulsf. \ u l>"t;
lNNtll &. ROWE, sNcc'huN Il The last VII
l.. AID ts.iam.ut q n'vi W. Rove, tate 81
UNilJ BE- ,aid County, tec,assd, ha',Hs ptrs'n'-
81 bee ttsi sod hasl sccuuBt 81 administration o'
an. ,.f.is 81 .aiI d.csasei iof slio. sac.:
OrJsu,J. that the .a,d ENscu'iiN t''r not,cs TO
az r.r,au. ,ntsts.tcd ~ csus,ng copy oi tbs
ofIrt to D. rublishvl three weeks snc,ss.iN,lN -
the O,flrI petn,crat printed at fai's, that ih"S
u,, appear ~ q Probate CouTtio Il. held 20 faf's,
On .iii Cpunt,. on the 81 Iucsi'y u Nov aeNi.
attsa u',lneA ia ,hc i,',iuuu, sni shs~ cause -
az, the, have. why the same sh,slt MT al
T.. W. WOODBURY.. Judge.
Is. IloEHs. Rssi,iv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
Waterford Water Cure !!
MAINE HTDROPATHlC INSTITUTE.

MAINE HTOR0PATHlC INSTITUTE.
'T'IiIS hyg.eaic sstsLl,.hmsn, !. bch,ri nnoHg
i the h ghhnd. Of ONSol Coan,,. and soc lks
sal mounia,n scsner, u. siu,i,on trinsCends that
Of any other wairf Cure IN Nss En;land, snd
the Chsrs-s afc oDe third 10 on-.hllf lcs'. Laws.
Ia. Who oone under my carr aud treatment, viii
he met With sympathy anil hop, ani may d"p-ad
uron nv dif,ct service at all houfs.
fTsais Il paI'.nt., of oihrfs, oh" desire the
hyrirnIc TesovUrs oC the establishment sill ~
accommodated Nth hari q. her-iOforr, shsa the
hsa.e ). not rep!eie Nth plt'ents. iuyal'ds Who
~,.h prescription fpr hone treatment. by ..aiiss
litter d,f-ci-d Ia the sub.cI,ber, With state
Il their disease and symptoms. aud sncla',ng two
dol.r.. will b. cat,ied o. twu lciiet. Of advice.
ssnl At dideisR times.
WILLIAM 4. sIIhTTUCH, VI. u,
Waisrf,rd. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

THE s,,.rnhcr hereby give. public notice that
.heh..l.ra ,lsly appaiaieJh, the honorsblsJ1dge
81 Probate f,r the Counly Of Oxford, and assumed
the t,u.t 81 admiaislratf,N OF the estate OF
JOHN RICHARDSON late Of RumiOrd
IN .aii Coupiy. jecva.cd,b, giving bead a. the
las Ducts. She therefore requests all persons
ha atr indebted tn the estate oi said deceased Ia
a.. ,,,s,.,i,ts pa,s,@ut; aud those Who have
A, J.u,nI. thereon 90 exhibit the SANE to
INEVITABLE RICHARDSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
Bes, Sewing Machines in the World,

Fer ,iG.r Flmiiy o. Msss,aof.Siag Ps'Ig'''.
A.J All We AL i,a1irtrial. Read the foll0uing
IMPORTANT FACTS.
r,crNo.i. This being duly licensed, their
machine. are Protected against iniringeu'eal' or
lllgaiiou.
.ti,eh- alike on both .idcs-anl noe lilllr le'.
,h,n h,lfas much thread and silk az the chain 90
l,op-.iitch mach,ae..
FAcr 40. ,. Thee Mieinss are l"iier A.
,aps.d ihan any other machines in market 10 tbs
frcqBsRt changes aad alnost efiless variety oi
sewing rcqaircd 10 . family. They viii seq lfOm
one 10 twenty ihickns,ses Of maTseilles without
stopping, aud make every stitch pTicci' They
viii even sew from the hne'i g'u'e 10 the hea.
West cloth, and stow. hari '"'lher' without
changing the iced, ne"dle OF 'eh''on' OF making
an, ,J,..tmsot 81 machine whatever. 1. not
.nsh machine l-,, adsp,ed 10 public u.ei snd
iTl..,, ADAPTED TO family use, why not ior every
,,,,e,, ofiight sesins manufactured FoT sofk
too heavy f1r our family machine. We recommend
our larger sfer'
FAor No.i. These machines make the most
elastic seam Of any seWin g-machine in Ls--a fact
of,ery great importance IN sewing elastic goods.
os goods al any kini, on a bias.
FAcr No. s. No machine !. more durable or
more simple IN construction. or mJre easily under-
stood. The rrpuy lion Of these machines wher-
ever used will fully demOasirsIe each Of the above
isris.
FAcr 40. @. These machine. took The h'gh.
eat premium at the frsakla Institute, Philscel.
FIer No. These machine, took the high.
eat pr.minm at the New Jersey State lair.
TIor No. =. Thes. mschine. took the high
"a, me.I nj the American Institute. in the ot, Of
New yosk. together with the highest premium
n, fine sowing. machine work.
FAcr No. .. These machines took both thu
highest premiums At ih, Mechanics Fair, Utica,
Ny.
FAcr No. 10. These machines era 10 tlr.
sam. thing generally, whenever exhibited Ia rome
petition with other hrs,-elass sewing-ma6h ibs..
rAoI 80. III. Wewauant Every machine ws
sell 10 give BEIrIR satisfaction than any ether
sewing .maehine in the market. OF money reisad.
ed.
rYrsepd for circular. AGENTS WANT.
ED. Address,
PinkIc T. Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,,
No. SIS BROADWAY. Nrw.ioar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
oct. u.

ONFoNp, ss-At Court 81 frvlutr. he'll a.
parts, ~,thin snd iaf the CountN oi oNiafd on
a.. ihirI Tlrs.iav of Oriolsr 4. II. lsbs:
4 Mos 4. HOLT, sNecutor ~ the last vii
n and testament 81 lsasc Cops late Of Nor.
Va, IN .l,d Cossiv. deccss~i, hsy'ag pr'-ea'.d
b.. Gf,t .nA 6n,l sccouat ol administration II the
s.tai. 1T .s,d d-cca.-,l Soc allowance;
UrLrsA. That the ssid ENFcuinr give no
az. ts 40 --.,a- ,st~rv-tcib T., css-,ng copy 81
Iy,a th- ONfufd Drmlrfat thstthc, nay arpear
al Probate Cosrt o. h. held ~ Paris, "a aid
C,uat,, ON he thud Tucsda, Of No'suilst n'Ni. a.
tea ct the clock ia the iutcnoon, and she's cause
Il an, the, have My the sane 'hould not l.
T.. ". WOODBURY., Julse.
4 tfu- cof,-att~st; J. :. llosss, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
importing Houses,
vAyTBB yeTIeys.

Ia qualities. by the doIen or .'nglc one.
Watch Glasses anl material, fot Matchmaker
vii be furnished cheaper than they es"be bought
IN Portland. IN .hor. people had better call o"
him apl save mansy. 49,
EVERYTHING warranted TO b. Via, !, y 'old for.
~. motto 10. Honesty IL the beet policy and
the most sure ,o succeed. Aay wotk .nirn.i.i
TO him will be done according to contract, and
warranted good.
lie woull iiketo see ANY watches that have
been .poil-l by inexperienced workmen. ana u
he don't make them perform we'll there vii be No
ch,tgc. The sane With ol"ck..
Plaza watch ma,em~nts will be iull Jesel'sd
whenteluired. AL good quarter OF 'eTge watches
~i,I he altered 20 Lever E.cap~mea,. sta is''
price. Chruaometet hslsnces iRssr'sdin watches
that have pi,,a balsaces; and finally sn,ihing
that i. reluirvd to be done 10 q watch 90 clock
will he done az his .hop.an NARRATED to be do"'
IN a ~otknaniike m,naeT.
wofk solicited from other waichmakrts, Which
will h. donc at q tar di.o"ant.
Jowclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Enccuted,
EgCa.hpaiG fot old Gold and Silver.
BrruIL Hut. is6i. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07
Ayers sarsaparilla

/. commended from the most cllc.tual anti.
do,rs that Medical science has discovered for
this affecting disicmpcr. and for the cure Of tho
disorders u entails. That it Is far superior 10
any other remedy Yet devised j. known by all
who have given Il a trial That IL does CON.
hinc virtues truly extraordinary In Their effect
upon thi. class Of complaints, Is indppuiably
proven by the great multitude 81 puhlcly
known and rrmarkahle curcs u has made u
the following diseases Kings Evil or
Glandnlar swellings, TumoS, Erup-
tons, Pimples, Blotches ana Sores, Fry.
sipolas. Rose or 81. Anthony's Fire, Salt
Rheum. scald Head. Coughs from tn.
berculous deposits in the lungs. White
Swellings, Debility, DrOpsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Syphilis and
syphilitic Infections, Mereurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, AMI, indeed tl'e whole
scr,c. ~ complaints that arsc from impufiiy
Of tie blood. Minute reports ~ individual
cases may b. found in ANER'- ANrHtcAN
ALMANAC, which j. furnished 10 The druggists
Tor crntuiious disinbui,On, wherein may -
learned the directions for ~ use. aud some oi
tho rrnafkabc Guns which it has made whcn
ali other rrmciic. hsd filcl 10 ailurd rrlioi
Those cases arc purposely taken fum all SC
ton, a IN. country. In order that every raicr
may haye arcrss % some one who can slcak To
him Il ii benefits from personal eNpcncnoc.
Scrolala deprcsses tie vital energies, and thus
ave. IT, victims lar m1rC subject u disease
.nl Il. fatal results than are healthy cdnsiiiu.
tons Hence IL tends o. shorten, and DOES
greatly shorten. the average duration a human
life. Tho vast importance Of these oonsidera.
,ons has lci rs % spend ycar In pcriocilng
n.moly which /, adequate "a - cure. This
We nov oder TO the pablo undsr ihe name "A
Ann. SARsAFAKILLA. although u u CON-
tosc,I II ingredients, some ~ which cxrcsi ihr
h,t IL .SirlpdrRI IN Alternative power. By
IL. AL YOU may protect yuunclf FROM The suffer.
Ing and danger II thcsS disorder. PURGE out
the fuul c0rupi.ons that tot and Tester IA no
bloo.l: pur., cat the causes Of disease, AMI
,,-orou. health will follow. by IT, peculiar
,irtncs ,hi. remedy stimulates the vital func.
lions, and thus cNpels The disicmpcns which
Turk within the system or ban1 cat eh any
part Of IL.
We know the public have been deceived by
many compounds 81 !SHuTdrlAd, that promised
much and ILL nothing; bat they will neither b
derived nor disappointed In this. It. virtues
have been proven by abundant trial, und ihero
remain. no question Of H. surprising excellence
Zoe the cure Of the ailliciing disease. u j. m.
tended 10 rrarh. Although under the same
name. IL u a very different medicine from any
Other which has been hsloru the people, AID "a
far more ciictual than any Oi!.eF ~uich has
ever been available 20 them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-11-07

O1TpHp, ss.--At Court OF Probate hsid At
Paus withia aad foT ,he toaniy Oi ONiotd, GA
ths th,oi Tucs.iiy Of OctehcI, \. u. lsa.
nN the retiiiaa Of GEORGE n. EVANS.
" widow IT Ju,iah II. Eyans, late Il NORWAY
in .aid County Deceased. ppying that her dover
u, H. as.iga-i lnl .st oct 10 her ~ her late hns-
lsad'- estate, ani thai Commissioners lie sPpoini'
c,l &c that purpose;
O-lsr,f, that the aid admin'N give notice 10
al psf.oas Interested ~ csusiag sc"pN Of thu.
order o. D. pablishe,l three weeks .uccessiSey IN
the Oxford Dru,Serat printed a, Paris. that the,
my appear a. Prplaie Cuaft 20 H. held at fa-
- 10 .aii Cusniy, on the 81 Tuesday Nov next
a. moe o'closA % the forenoon, aud she's cause,
fssy the, have, Why the ssii Instrument shOali
ut be allowed.