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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-24

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
OUR TABLE.

PETERSoN'S MAGAZINE, for Dee. IL already
ON our table, and is filed with good stories fash
ion plates and engravings. The new volume COM
mences with Jan. 1870; AMI eseh nainbcr will con-
tain rs heretofore, a dozen or more patterns In
every Kind Of fancy work, eroehet, embroidery &c.
receipts for cooking the toilette, and the sick
room, besides the best stories published, and nc
and fashionable music. Terms 49, year Clubs
still cheaper; and sVry person getting up club
will receive gratis yene large and beautiful engra.
wing called ''oar Father whe art In Heaven -
Address {. J. Peterson, Phil, Pa
MERRI'> MUSEUM, for Nov. is fresh and al.
trsctive "The Old-isshioned Girl, by Miss Alcott
Is delightiug the Young folks This excellent mag
azine viii be sent the remainder Of tl year free 10
all who wish b cxamiae Il and subscribe for the
next volume. 81 80 year. ii. d. Fuller, Boston.
PETERS MUSICAL REVIEW is filed with
choice music and art items. This valuable month
" is wellwov the price, sSOO year. J. L. Pc.
tiers, New York.
BEECHER'S MAGAZINE, n forthcoming
monthly, is to take the place OF The Young Mems
Monthly and is 10 issue It's lst Ne. Tor 1870, on
Dec. lst II Is intended To be first class maya.
Eine, in every particular: and some OF the best
talent Of the country has been secured for its pa.
ges, II will contain ~ pages the size Of the At
hntic Monthly. We advise every youngaman to
subscribe for il. Terms ], 90 year. J. \. Beech
er, Trenton, y. J.
TUE HOUSEHOLD, for Nov is a neat Journal
aud full Of practical AMI valuable suggestions TO
housekeepers. Terms sl,OO year. Pub. By G.
4. Crowel Brattleboro', VI.
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DIED..

In Buckdeld. Oct. eth, Of consumption, jaime :
Bickuell, AGED % years aed mos; Nov. iih, sud
denly, Lucy, vile OF >ilas Mitchell, aged Is.
At last Buckheld, Nov. ith, Thomas DeCoster,
formerly Of Sumner, aged ~ years.
At Mechanic Pals, Oct. h, Arvilla 3, wife of
Naphtali Mason, aged 81 years mos, aud : days,
daughter of the late James and hezsh aiertlan
Of Buckneld.
Ia south Paris, Nov 9Th, Mrs Louisa, wife OF
Luther L. Davis, aged IS years, mos, 10 days
Though suffering fOr months the most agonizing
pain II Ii possible for the mortal body 10 endure,
yet through all she was patient aud resigned She
would often say, ''Incver iet To complain that my
lot was hard, / hope never shaln Her faith and
trust in her savior WAS strong, and sustained her
10 the last. Lewiston journal please copy.
In Portland, Nov 5, Mrs Ellen o., wife OF Joseph
T.. Adams, OF Bethel, and daughter OF Hiram aud
Olive Dung, aged 20 years months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
Boy Wanted.

4 \ intelligent lad, about Is years Of age to
N learn the PRINTING BUSINESS. Inquire at
THIS OFFICE. OcI ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
Cattle Markets.
BKIGHroS, Nov. 10th, 1919.

BRIGHTON, Nov. 10th, 1879.
Prioes-Beeyes - Extra quality, az - q - o.;
first quality. sl2 coS II 50; second quality, sll pa
q N - Third quality sl060alt 90 Poorest grades
COWS, "Nen, bulls &c, a. s0aa ~ v 100 n (the to-
tai weight OF hides. ta,lOw. and dressed beef
Working ONen.-ENtrafs21j s375; ordinary AIS
20 sS'SH pair: handy Steers ss' Ia slIo v pair.
The trade for Working oxen was very dull
Mich Cows-ENtra 49, 90 Sis. ordinary $50 a
sSO: store Cows sS as; Prices FOR Store Cows
depends great deal upon the fancy Of the pur.
chaser
Sheep and Lambs-cN lots 20. { 90: seas 90
y head scr from 20 6cF ID, Lambs from . - 10
SEw head
Remsrk~-The supply Of Cattle from Maine was
nearly a large a that oC last week. mostly work
ING oxen aud store Caitle The trade for beet was
not mneh different IRON thst of last week and
prices remain unchanged. The trade for workers
was very duh and JlrOvcrs say that they cannot
eell AZ home prire-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12

We invite the especial attention Of LADIES Ia
our various departments. which will be found full
and complete in every respect, embracing
FINE DRESS GOODS ia every variety, from
the choicest for fun dress occasions - the most
durable and economical for general wear.
FRENCH SILKS, in Black. Plain Colors, ana
Fancy-nn lines from the most celebrated IN
hricant- of Lyons.
AMERICAN SILKS, fully sustaining the cnv'
able reputation won by these superior fabrics,
already barring the market 10 European silks
LADIES' GARMENTS, for street or Home
costume in latest Pari sian styles,-Dresses and
! Breakfast Jackets Opera Cloaks, Marie Anton
| cites, &c.
sHAWLs, in endless variety, and comprising
the choicest product. Of the looms of India and
| Cashmere. Paris and Paisley, Long and Square
! Cashmere Open aud Filled Centres, Domestic
Wool Plaijs. Stripes, &c.
iCLOTHs,-Freneh, German, English aud
! American, In extensive aud varied assert.
ment. and especially adapted for MEMS and
BOYS wear.
MOURNING GOODS, in every gradatioR OF
quality, embracing all desirable varieties.
COTTONS, FLAXNELS, BLANKETS,
OVII.TS, &c.. of all the leading manufactures
RIBBONS, Gloves, Millinery and Fur
ni.hInv Goods, of the choicest selection, in
endless profusion.
HOUSEKEEPING GUODS. Hosiery and
Embroideries, at exceedingly low figures
| For extent and variety, onr stock has hitherto
never been excelled; and we earnestly invite IN
spection and comparison both OF fabrics and
prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS John X. Russell and Samuel 5.
w Russell, both of Newry, In the County OF
oxford, did on the thirty first day OF January, A.
ID. 1865 by their mortgage deed Of that date, re-
corded in the oxford Registry Of Deeds, at Paris,
book l47, page 3l7, convey in mortgage To me, the
following described real estate, 10 wit
A certain tract parcel OF land situate in Newry
in said County, II being the same that was decided
10 said John r. Russell by James II. Tuthill, OF
New York by his deed recorded in said Registry OF
Deeds book ~, pages 2s2 and 2s3, reference being
hid To said Tuthiis deed and the record thereof for
a more full and complete description of said preIni
scs and II being all that part Of Grafton that MAS
set off onto Newry which Ind not been previously
cold, - To secure the payment Of Two Hundred
and Eighty One Dollars aud forty.ninc cents IN fiji
teen months from the date Of said mortgage dced
and the conditions Of said mortgage deed having
been broken, hereby claim TO ioreclose the same
pursuant TO the statutes In such made and pro
yided CHARLES III. HARRIS.
by ENocH FOSTER, JR., his Attorney.
Bethel. Nov. z, lslq,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
MANHOOD and WOMANHOOD.
PUBLISHED ny THg f
Peabody Medical Institute,

NO 4, BULFINCH ST.,
[Opposite the Revere House, E0STON)
io0.ooa COPIES SOLD THE PAST YEAR
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or ExcEssEs Of mature years. This ia indeed a
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pages. bound la cloth. DIR. A. II. HAYES, Author.
A Book Cor Every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED or
PaYsIoLoGioALIY AND PArnoLoGIcALLY, from
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These are, beyond all comparison, the most ex-
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There is nothing Whatever that the MARRIED. or
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matters Of the most important aud interesting char
ac,er are introduced, to which ailnsioa even can
he found In any other works In our language. All
the Nav DISCOVERIES of the Author, whose cx-
perience is of an uninterrupted maguisude-such as
probably never before fell 20 the lot OF any man
are given in full. No person should be without
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VALUABLE BooKs.-we have received the valu-
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treated with dcllracy, ability and care and as an
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complaints are added.-Coos Hfphb''caa, Ldnctisfer,
v II, Sep. :. lsO9.
DIR. HAYES ~ ono Of the most learned and popu
lar physicians Of the day, aud IL entitled To the
gratitude OF our race for thcsc invaluable produc
ttons IL sccms TO bc his aim Ia induce men aud
women to avoid the Of those diseases 10 which
they are subject, and he tells them jus; how and
when to do it Fdrmiagfos Chroafcic, Fdrmingfon,
Ne, Sep. :, 1859
These are truly scientific and popular works by
Dr HAYES. QUE OF the most learned and popular
physleans OF the day The Medical aud Surgical
JosrHdl, yNtg, lssja.
Price o, SCIENCE or LIFE, 81 On. PiIYS1OI~
OGY OF WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, s2.oo.
In Turkey morocco, full gilt, Is 10 Postage paid.
Either book sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address this PEABODY MkpICAL INSTITUTE"
or DR. HAYES, No. Bulanch street. Boston.
y. B,-Dr n. may be donsul,ed IN s,ric,cs; con
idcncc MI diseases requiring skin, secrecy and
experience. lSvIoLABLE SkCRgCr AND CERTAIN
RELIkF. nov -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
Notice Of Foreclosure.

XIvHEREAS Ruth f.. Brown of Grafton, in the
w County of oxford, did on the ninth day oil
January. 4. ID. ISIS, by her mortgage deed of that
date, recorded IN the oxford Registry of Deeds, at
Paris, book IL, page %.-i, convey III mortgage To
Freciand Bartlett of said Grafton certain tract y!
land situated In said Grafton, and being the west
half Of Lot numbered seven In the third range of
lois In said town of Grafton, and being the same
premises conveyed tn said Ruth Brown by Geo;
Miller of New York, by his deed recorded In said
Registry OF Deeds, book IL. pages III and l'2, to
which deeds and the records thereof reference may
be- had for more full and complete description OF
the premses,--to secure the payment Of She sum OF
Three Hundred Dollars In six months from abe
date of said mortgage deed and whereas the said
Freeland Bartlett, ON the fifth day OF January A
u. Is9 by his assignment of that date, recorded IN
said Registry of Deeds, book lic, page Az, did as
sign 10 me said mortgage deed. and the conditions
Of said mortgage ded having been broken, here
by claim 10 forccose the same pursuant To the sta
tutes in such case made and provided
CHARLES II. HARRIS.
By ENoCH Foster, Jg., his Attorney.
Roth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
How Many Persons

are constantly suffering In some form the malalies
that result from The error %, yopth. and who would
give al they possess - De restored ~ u condition
Of sonnd and rSsoron, hctl'h Ljosli such con
suit the Advertisements OF the Pew S-~Mes.ical In
~iitUtc Boston which publ shes NtASScw medical
work ot d.. IL Have, THE SCIENCE or
LIFE, or SELF PRk>ERN ALTON Those who
afflicted by the eau -eguencc- of Youthful cN
ce~>c- NIL be guided hy ths admirable book u
yAtas ot plea-sntnr-~ amt physical vISur. DT.
Haycs' SEXUAL PHl sol O,.I OF WOMAN
AND HER DISEASES" l. also published by the
Peabody Mcdicsl Institute, whose advertisement
vii % found elseWherC IN oar columns.
THS TRUE sEcREr or BKAUrr lies IN the use Of
HAgan's Magnolia BALM Tor the Complexion.
RouShne-s, Rcdness Blotchcs, SuabGru, Frcckle-
and Tan disappear where It Is applied and abcau,i
ful Complexion ofpurc. satin Ike texture is obtain
81. The plSin"st features are made 10 glow with
Hcalthiul bloom aud \ Youthful Beauty
Remember, Hsgan's Magnolia Balm u the thing
that produces these elects and any Lady can secure
:, Tor 5 ceuis at any Of our stores.
LIONS kArHAEloN j. the Rest Hair Pressing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12

ss-A distinguished Methods; Minister and pro
msent Temperance LeCturVr once remarked that 90
where he would. nom one end ofthc country 20 the
other, he hardly failed 10 find Plantation BIT
ters and while he condemned the practice OF using
these Bittcrs too freely, hV could not conscientious
~ say that ne would discard them from the side
board, for he had himself experienced beneficial
suits from their and that from long and close
observation. he wss convinced that whrn used mod
sratsly, and rs medicine exclusively. they were all
that WAS recommended. AZ the same time he warn
81 his bearers 10 pull the cork often FOR they
were Ear too pleasant tonic to trinc with.
MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet srti-
Gle superior 10 Cologne. anil at half the price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12

la south Paris, Nov. ah. 10y Rev G. r. Cobb,
Mr. Winfield Partridge and Miss frauk H. Bar
rows. both Of Norway.
la Bethel, Oct. 3lsI, BY q. G. Frost, Esq, James
: Bartlett aud SG-ic \ Edwards, both al Il.
In Stonrham, Nov. 6th. by Hilton McAlister,
ESQ Mr. Edwin Babb. Of Canton, and Miss Ara
bell Hazciliuc of StUucham
In Peru. Oct. II 1T, Mr. Albion Trask and Miss
Amanda VI. Cox, ali OF Peru.
la bethel, oct sIst, by Rev. Mr. Tits, Horatio
X. Goodwin, Proprietor OF Lake House and Ang'
hers Retreat, Upton, aud Miss Mary T., daughter
Of Abel Chandler, Esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
RosTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

10 rae fuDttCf
Wehave recently noticed going the rounds" in
the papers Of Maine, a certificate from Or Blu
chanan, of Philadelphia, the purport Of which Is
u bolster up DR.. l. \ Shattuck, OF Augusta
Justice 70 ourselves and the public requires the
following explanation Of this affair, which speaks
ior ilseli An a letter dated
PHILADELPIlA, Sept. y, 1852
Dr. buchanan says:-W { received Dr.. Shattuck,
and treated him a. a gentleman on account OF DR.
tsreene a. ne informed Us that he had been with
Dr. e. fcr hong time; and from this affirmation
he received special attention from Us. Aiter he
weat home 10 Augusta, he wrote for the enclosed
certificate, which We gave with the clear under
standing that il was TO be framed tor his office and
nOt for circulation. Several parties in Maine have
written me regarding this, and Invariably kept
silent bat a. II involves our respected friend, DR.
Greene am not disposed to be 80 any longer. I
wrote 10 Dr. Shatiuck eSar'ing il, and he answers
me that it Will be takrn out and used only a. first
intended. regret this exceedingly, but the entire
mistake was in me approaching DR.. 5. a. DIR.
Greene, confidential student, and treating him as
such"
The public will remember that we proved be-
voqd all question that the time Shsttuck spent
with DR. Greene AT the Institute III Dos1oh' "as -
\ laborer, and not as a medical student. The
public VIII see also thai the treatment OF DR.
Greene. who has become favorably known through
out the country during practice of more than
twenty 1--WE years IA Boston
We would advise inyalids aud all interested to
send for Or. Greene's medical book, tsent Free
and learn the true means Of cure, and not trust
their lives with Young and inexperienced Doctors.
Address DIR. r. GREENE,
"a Temple Place, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12

CLEANSING THE BLOOD" upon which charlA.
;aRs have harped much, j. not mere catch.
word and delusion. The microscope shows that
some diseases exist like parasitic Vrowths upon
the globuc- Of the blood, and u j. further known
that somc subtle substances destroy or cNrclthcm.
These substances hsve been combined 20 make
Aver >Nr~aparills. which does crs',nally cNpcl
the disorders that breed and rAnkle ia the blood
tn rot cat a. 1t were the machinery Of life --Mer
Ger. Pa Wing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12

Its but six years since ALIENS LUNG.
BAISAM was first offered for sale. lts good
qualities were soon made known NJ home. and very
sooa It's fame noisfd Ear aud near now u ls sold
in nearly every Drug Store la the United States
North, East, South aud West No similar nedi
cine stands higher with ihs people III well known
on tle Pacific coast, ani liberal demands for !, from
san Francisco, Sacramento In California. aud Port
laui. Oregon even nom Australia. large orders
arr received for it. And throughout Canada u -
we'll and favorsbly known. and sold everywhere.
Read what Captain Foster writesi
PoEr BrRwELI, March ~, iS69.
Messrs. FERRY DAVIS son.
Sirs-I am plesscd Ia notify you OF the
tcnedt which have received from Ait.sN'~ LUNG
BALSNN, having been troubled with a cough for
several YEAR past, the Basam was recommended
TO me. Immediately procured 10, AMI found ~ 10
relieve my coG-l mprr readily than anything ever
tried. NJ wife has also used il with most sstisfac
tory rvsnis
Yours, very truly,
Capt. II. FOSTER.
Capt FOSTER is ship owner and builder, rcsid
inS az Port Burwci, Canada.
PERRY DAVIS a son,
General Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
Special Notices.

The Lorraine Vegetable Cathsrtic Pill /;
The best known remedy for all Disease, Il The
Blood stomach, Liver. Kidneys Tor Headache,
Rhrumg;i>rn. and IN ALL cases where 4 chihartic
l. required Price by mad, box 81 Cts boxes
sIl>,-l! boxes s-Gi
TURNER 4 Co,
sept si.-Sm lso fremont 81, BostoG, Mass.
Turner'S Neuralgia pm THE great RENE
dy for NEURALGIA aud all NERVOUS DISEASES.
Move than loo OoO cured by II in the las, two years
Prise by mail, package 81 .o6,-6 packages g. q.
4 Cough, Cold or Sore Throat,
~ Requires immediate attention. a.
E&AAAA neglect oteu results in an incurablc
S38ysJfyJ Lung Disease.
V1 Browns Bronchial Troches,
~ will mos, invariably give instant re-
lief For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CArARKIi, Cos
sIr4PTlyE and THROAT DISEASES, they have
soothing effect
SINGERS and PUBLIC SPEAKERS use them
10 clear and siren gthen the voice.
Owing to the great reputation and popularity OF
the Troches, many ,cor.hIess and cheap iRrent.ons
are offered. rkich are good for nothing. BE sure
10 OBTAIN the true
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
State Valuation.

uNHE Commissioners ON the Stats Valuation will
i attend h he airing Of parties from the sever.
al cities, towns and plantations desiring it, at the
Senate Chamber In Augusta, the first. second and
fourth weeks IN November.
And to "a hearing Of the owners of WILD LANDS,
az the same place, fron the 9Th 20 che lth day OF
December, each day inclusive.
SETH SCAMMAN, Chairman.
NOV l, 1863. 2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-11-12
Twenty-Five Years Practice
BORN.
MARRIED..

AZ Buckneid in oct To the wife OF Alfred shaw,
a daughter.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14
NBIeHBoRHooD NEWS.
HAL1 ~ RnlInlRn Lonar. u. q A. M-


RIoHLAND COUNTY, O.-John LeppO, one
of the earliest settlers of the county, died a
few days ago, at the advanced age of 50
years. BE was born in Frederick County,
Nd. The editor of the Herald has had
an egg 81 Z inches presented to him.
A Water Cure establishment is 10 b. put up
at Mansfield. : "A man named Umbarger,
employed on train on the A. d G. W. R.
R., was knocked from train, near Ontario,
and instantly killed, on the 30th ult.
HANoOeE COUNTY, O.-John Boyles, of
Liberty Township has been appointed Deputy
U. s. Marshal, vice ]. N. Everett Fesigued.
.--.E. T. Dunn, has been appointed Deputy
Collector .--- Amaziah Ballou has entered
upon his duties as Postmaster, at FiBdlay,
and Thos. &. Adams has been appointed
Deputy -. Seventeen Marriage Licenses
were Issued in April.
OHAMFAIeN County, O-FraDk W. Glenn,
Of Urbaua, has. received the appointment Of
Collector Of Internal Revenue at Galveston,
Texas. The free whiskeyites of Urbans,
have perpetrate6 numbers of outrages on
the temperance men of Urbans, lately. One
Of their last outrsges was to set fire to TIE
barn of Mr.. s. P. Castle, on the morning of
the 5th. ItEas burned 10 the groubd,s Tie
Citi.sn and Gazette threatens retaliation IF
they do not quit. Their last effort, however,
resulted in the total discontinue Of a bully
It occurred in this way Rev. E. Kimber,
Methodist minister, was followed by the
bully who assailed him with vile epithets,
and threatened to whip him, until The Z old
ADAM" got the better of the minister, and
he, although an old man, ''wsDt for the
bully, and administered to him sound
thrsshing. Served the scoundrsl right and
may all sneh pests of society be treated in
like manner. Amen go. The body of au
infant was found in a privy, at Urbana,
few days ago. a eOlored woman, named
Mary Collins, wss arrested but, as the ply
sicians we're of opinion that it had never
breathed, she was discharged. .. They are
improving their Fair Grounds, at Urbana--.
Some theft stole number Of hams from tie
smoke house Of John Logan, few. nighis
since, but LETT the side meat He did not
consider it desirable 10 go the whole hog"
WILLIAMS COUNTY, O.-Last week, color
ed man named Joseph McIlvain, employed
in Morrison & Fay's fouudrygat Bryan, bsd
his coat sleeve. caught in the bellipg while
oiIiug shaft, and bis arm drawn up over
pully, breaking the arm below the elbow
and also the fingers of his hand - Joseph
Stiuebaugb, Of Bryan, while repairing the
track, on the middle grounds at Toledo, on
the 4th, was struck by alocomoivs and his
skull smashed. He was taken to Bryan in
an inss6sible condition, but made as COM
Portable as possible. 1t is 4hought he will
recover.
OTTAWA COUNTY, O.-Henry Bymers, of
Elmore, was robbed of valuable watch and
some other property, on the night of the Sd
inst. =. Recently, as Frank Huffmsn was
racing his team with another, between Port
Clinton and Oak Harbor. his wagon was up
set and he thrown ouf ard killed.