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oopsuaIssIoNERs NOTICE

VVyE the subscribers, be'ng sPPo'ntro by
w thr Hoe Probate Court far the Dis'f'ct
Of Farhayen, cornmiss'operr 10 receive snh
,,am,ne and adyus, all claims and drn''hd,
AGAINST the estate Of SIMEON f"rl~r, tate "'
f.wlet IN ss,d s's,r'c; d-crsS e. f'P''s, "p =
,nsalrent ssd 81, months from ~ - dsi 90
Oe,ot~r 1854 br'ns sli"ay" b; '4'e '''o.' ~
that pupose, ne .. .ss,rs 80. , 800, ~ a",
=, "A ,nno,s,.,sn, Al the Dwelling hoaso 81
James biro, on il.~ first mondsss OF Ne'e,a
H., and Nsrsh neat from ~ o ri"ck a ~
un,I /. o. clock Z. NJ. 90 each Of sad days
ps,r.i Pswlet, Oct 9, ie5i
JOSIAH TOBf, t""""
JANIS BAi.DRiDGE, Tcuers
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

V5NilE rcn,hcrs "f The VERMONT NIlI-
h Al FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY arc
hereby notified that the following asso,,iLcnts
haze been mrir 10y the Directors, 90 al, note.
Ia force tho day. following wit.
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BINDING:
INrALIBLu YEAST POWDER.

4 new articl" for making light and swec,
tread lis an article ready and sIre To
az The dough reqH rrs no standing, but is
&c IL bake a. soon * mixed
CHAS. BURr x son.
Rutland, tuI l5th, ISL
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90 N.NiSSIO.YEL"S NOTICE.

klTI the slbsCu5.rS. hcirg SgpoiGich by il,
w Hon fiulsais Lour, IOf ms bIsthtI ~
ku'i1ud, i-oigW,.sioBs,s 20 FereIss, .IsH.,ps,
AID ADJUST sii CLAIMS and dtin-nds ii al psfs"is
,x+lrst tie estate 81 CntisI"pbcI Sant, lsv-
a! Wsilin2foI. N '.a,d G4.tnct, dec,ssrd, rep
ies atcd p,no!yrai sl.G 80 months from The
- day "i srptcnUsr Ir5l tse,nY allowed by
raii c1url for that purr1.s, 80 4, therefore
hryrbg give n'Sice ,hsi VI" VIII atts nj 10 ihr
bEs'uGs % a CIR said appointment az ih@ JRrt
-, npu.s 1T m,d0a MlIy Sa.dm IN sad
UoI!uFiprd - the ID Mundsys Gf Oo,pi",
and Erhrua,y neat, ifDin sr,, ubidtD
c!Dcs, Z - on .hrh pf sait d1yJ
DATA Ws!nngiofd. this TON D1r u s,p
i-m1eI ~
~ DYER rOw ksEhD, J M ..oDcis
TATE pP VERMONT. 1, IL /. 'rin4mtyrs,l
y. .trci ~ F5i''isnt1 i"sS thst - . ffpLst.
CUT kn!Arh - fasti~tpa. Ia sal fr Aa.!
4.t-,ist pL del ina .i'y # SEPT 4. J.. 1851.
An 1ne'fp.i'gt rufi~hsHG II -, i.ir at
all anG . ais nrst IS Daa.-l HI!!lsn.s laiy
- taslktnn - sad dislTp-t dccesstd t,.n,
psrruriri {. The tpbu here - Lymsn Joh,,
sgn iLo "sccutnt iiiefr,R naG.s d i1f pgntat.
l. is otdercd ~ ssld Coat. that III ,.s,,.a,.
c,nrrfnrd ihris,u IA" ""t'A. 10 ap,safa,
. sa-4u II sod feuH 10 ss iy,ii al ta,u,to,..
40 49," -ut day "i Ort't~sG I.Si,, .Ed ,ln~
fauar a sHT 81" nssy l.ss@. ss<tfot tie I,u
bate o! sad III k' ~h,sh pa yb.s Il ;. f..
thri "'G'Td ths. sHyy 81 l,a l..,Id u ta.~
"fd+i BE- Psiiishrs ihf, weeks sgcS..r,ls
~ lie Rutland licnid, pVwsp,,.s Suf.n,, a
u Lsi'sud "a tlt. st1rr, Ill ~in... ,s.l,...
ipnA ~iAlt b. f@c npss ;, tlss taas st-voiairts
III ssii l'rsnHs
5 tue cJps 81 'ss1Ia.
- hLhpA WtKNkR. JsJs.
H. |ro.r fsl,t4l lta4aE.,i. f..
81. H - ~ 4 .DF%
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80 F.tR.NS. worM orcr 10000. ard
Go1n LOTS, 70 he distributed among
500 Subscribe.
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CORN STARCH

For Cnii"a,y Purposes.
EI'ahly approved by 'lio-" who have use 1t
TO-: making Puddiugs, Rich Blanc
sltngr, Ftes, Cu,tards, nc. Blanc Mango
made from ,his starch is far superior to that
made from isingiass. Moss, Sc. and much
cheaper Full directions for use on the pack
nre For sale by BUEr L. Sos.
August -, ISL
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Dr,a!, Es.sr-a ',tlat. .. lr4- s.s.f.i. ,
ts-. GO OH. ..'.. lr-,T l.s -.- 20. -.
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II o + I.

pUpyR.iIr AvU ffNNSCiPE
.PAlLI&A,
WEST RUTLAND, VT.
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FRESH TEAS

A. Cheats, Hall Chests, Quarter Chests, ard
Ca,ty Boxes of those splendid cheap teas. OF
an enDrciy new tv,si, aud Of most del ghtiul
favor, lust received IRON. tire Celestial I'm
pre-, BY Z. Bart ~ sJn.
Rutland, Sept. II, l-I!.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

We have cujwcd. of the dignity OF our ma
uoual character. of the Wisdom Of our states
men, Of the resources Of our treasury, and OF
the system Of our elective franchise but ~
need something beyond all ,his-,he demo
cratic pr.uci Ilcs Of universal irccdom must bo
constantly cherished
10 cNcrmlna,c lhr evils which have been
introduced into our territories, and to transfer
she blessing. vhIcl, We now cujoy To Pos'eri'
~, is an oh.cc, OF the mos, vital importance
To every PliIan,luopis, aud friend &" u'e we'll
being 1T suclcly.
To cir-c, ~ hudlblc an obicc, rs this, 49,
can c,rcc,c OF bu, one mc,hol, and ,hlsmay
h. considered under the general term Of rn'-
c,rio>. In the establishment and Maintain
lrcc Ut a Na,ico,l Independence, 1t may be-
remembered iIIll irr more Is TO be lmpuicd To
lhc Wisdom and intelligence 81 a pa"p'c than
any other rau.c Whatever. lrNa' tbs thar
enabled our lurghlhcr- To maintain "urilghis,
to lly che foundation Ut our Independence, and
,o pr,,cn, To dee world the mus, perfect sys.
,rm ol government, on ,ar,lg 1t Is cmpha'l-
calIy ,br f,odau,nill principle ct all Ju'',
mparirl, and righteous Laws. To- i's flight
%, Boa. gained an a,cgricucy, and erected IT.
temples in alm1s, all parts Of ihc globe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

L,rrR woa EyGopE.-'lhc Atlantic aru-
we'd At New York yesterday, having made a
mos, remarkable passage. She lea y. York
ON che 9th or August, and arrived on her re-.
turn thc L., Of September, having been absent
bu, % days and Il hours The America
sailed from Boston at the same tune the AZ
lanuc dad from New NUtk, aud reached LN-
cpool hours after.
Cotton IN Liverpool closed dm, ia some
eases a, Is advance. The trade vas taking
freely.
Trade IN the manufacturing districts pre-.
.cn,cd no new feature. Flour dunug the past
fortnight. declined Cd lo j.. Wheat was also
lower. Indian corn unchanged.
Political news unimpur,aut The ENhlbI-
ton Is 20 close the lllh OF October.
Madrid. Aug. 1.-THE fret accounts Of
thc Cuban difficulties had been received, which
represented i, as a very irihing affair, which
had been promptly suppressed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

4 Gmrws Dnr.a tnm-rnor, 900.
,rrran. ONE .ithr a,r,,mnro,rmrul. 900 lhr
rambling profession, las b..1 srzd by 'ue
ragrr of New York, showing huu easily
ur rnur ,.cumro ,nr passion lurmasua mon-
.r, bg chance. instead oiby industry. is lrp.i
and robbed. The invention b. o. irr.to.'rm.
a.. made ofroy. has eight SIDES, SHAH Of
nr same material running through, anl rro.
rr,n. at each end. ,hc shorter ur lower pro-
rr,sg farming poo like that ola bny' o top,
ari ur upper or longer, h,ni.a Dos ahrhn
#. 200 900 motion. llch side is mlrsri wh
different namb.r, OF spots hhr dice. Athui
nr rurr.r. doe tapc wins, buI when rhr bets
brramr "!lrrc cnoughio be- interesting the
.ban off doe trr-tu.trm, which IS mu,cabIc Co
rhr initiated. 0, shifted, 90 that ihc relative
position Of ,lr ends Of the toy are reversed,
and tHa, which was ,hc top thus becomes The
bottom. and ria. rr,1. Thctcr-tu-lrm being
hollow. and trr ,llU being loaded. ,hc change
olr,, position bring. upin every instance d
.trimmbrr different from those ou which
ihc person ha, won IfhrlaucrcInug,s h.
"Iucky number" hl, entertainer readily, aud
vrthou, possibility OF detection, changes bis
toy. aud thus never fails To kin bis victim.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

The y. Y. sun has undertaken to cstab-
llsh a natural relation between geology aud
mental philosophy, and a,ilbulcs 'he great
nr,. % Webster api Nl-un, SINS Of y i5mp-
share, and that ~ Juhn Hancock, the tWo Sd.
am.,,, Thomas Hope and the Quluccys, To
their origin upon a granite formation
wrnt in na,arr then b. there toprvcut on'
becoming great We Ucrc hon 900 thc Go
ofO,ium upon ga granite formation and
ruck, 400 around as immo,abIr as Democracy
itself w sail have hop,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

for The last 6sral year, % show the great hal-
aree in fyur Of Great Britain which u Is pre-
tended exists. OR expectations tor the year
p, az ile lrl,,i SomHoHs exceed by '"m'
s3.e7l 900 err impor,auan from the same.
IN our Trade With Grcai Britain alone, the cN'
crs, orhcr expectation vas only s0.l|5,CV3,
"a mere nothing uh,n NC ccus'der the 'n'-
meus.ty of our trade. SILL vc have ane"
he cry raised Tint Nc arc becoming imTo'cr-
ishcd ard ruIacI sy losing the balance OF
ints. and srut,r, 40 cor money 60 Gu1i
Ruam. Ana WHIT Because At 'hIs 'u-
rr-st o., Errlrsh orc ,-ovdirr into cur m1r-
ka,s llr-c gu,ru'r, ,i r.r surplus rc"as, 1u'
.ara.r blyr. them Sow, it our wealthy
.,. ru.,I1uoas ,,.I n'.'rc l1 900 m'rryr OF
a-rrr Iu,ars.. arI r1y ar lfrn, must oar
e.t .-rr.rr.-.I u,.r.,' br hIhcr taxed O"
.,,.nif We 81 rg rerrss.ly mr this
TIA a.p o., l,.r,. @ ,o b, a 1g,ud.luN "o
g-re Ct Oh, r.,rur.-al policy which con-
rre,s.th.u,-.fa ,.ss ,tmgn cbno a Coz pos
Nh. .,..-ss ct rar -.,eumrul Boo OBJ. s.-u.
.rd.u.. .aushfr- tus|....s, .0,s a.'
Iurlgs. why need ..r auasumen' rarr' j.
mono. #. sH.r-seIh, n.1 wealth vhrvan,
o.. rr-g. Boo .tuyls. a.t t..rr .s o. moment 90
...I pressure. r..H.ren.nmvilhgrr-
.r Tr.H.e.|. H.,rfa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

II At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Buek6old Branch Rail Road,
holden on Saturday last, the following gen
tlrmcn were chosen Directors:
Virgil ID. Paris, Of Paris,
Cyrus Thompson, Of Hartford,
Noah Prince, OF BrekGcId,
Ira Gardner, do,
Washington Lang, do,
Albert ID. White, do,
Aamu Parsons, do,
Moses Marshall, OF Hebron.
Calvin BRIGHAM, Of Mluot.
Ala subsequent meeting u the Directors,
Virgil ID. Plrris, was unanimously chosen
President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

SuocElNo AocipEST.-On Thursday just
afcr the accommodation train tor Boston had
started from New Bedford, the wife OF Mr.
Allen Lukas Of New Bedford who hadbccn Ia
king leave ofsome friends, jumped from the
platform Of a car which had passed out from
the depot. She was drawn by the catch
ing Other dress upon the track, and mos, OF
the train passed over before she was dlscov-
cred. The LETT leg and arm we're crushed IN
so terrible a manner, that the amPuiaiion OF
both was found necessary. She was convey
ed to the Ladies' Room a, the Depot, where
the operation was performed. Al seven o.
clock, she was carried to her residence upon
litter, but her situation il considered to be
very critical,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05


Dcspliche, were received a, the Treasury
Department, last evening, from rhe collector
at New Orleans, announcing, that an eNpedi-
ton OF 1000 men vas preparing to depart for
Cubs. Our government has replied, stating
,ha, should the men be- permitted To embark
certain oliccr Of the government would Be
held responsible.
Dispatches have also been received from
NJ. Owen. the American consul at Havana.
he states thl, be made complaint to the Capt.
General Of Cuba, IN reference to the insult Of
lfrcd to the Falcon, aud was told that the Ere
ing Of the Spanish steamer lIabanero was an
error, and assured that It should not occur
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

ruling feature IN the large business lransac-
uons between mau aud man, but II fnds It,
way into the domestic circle. Il aciuaics
members Of families IN their dealings with
each other. Il Shove ,rs hydra head also IN
ucirhborhooJ in,gFcuursc.
To your Gcc, pe'son Is yea, yea my
dear, you please nc IN all thugs lnyour
absence the same rclson d,lcsrs YOU; i' glad
10 see your hack wishes you always out ct
h., presence; njiculcs or ccusuros whatever
,.u Jo. voulI have ihc world believe yuu
tbc mcarest man living. H,rcris, s the
.arreu, which crccrdcrs all family buh', all
--ehrorly qu'rrrl,, 900 law suits, allna,Unal
ruts, 40 ,rrlursy. ca'umny, hirshI'lus, and
.o on. a hong black l..,. lIaj be- NOT a cutie
srfatr, ct iron. aud h.r1 bhohrr than
darkness. hr mu,, lur- since h., been cv.
relied ,ri er. ,brI Pos rr ramlehrs' ''' be-
..,Hr l,rtmair launipG
", have often Thought 10 llmrs, 'l' beam
boz our csc, vnrb u1rul,s ih" mu',s in
ilr ry,, cf o.r rDtghbo.-, ,Irt obey are coa-
aar,, attracting our attention,
IN DGrv uc sc o community, (Oh how
much Co be- d,s.rjD nr Boo tlr iu'urr, ln
which c1ch mrmlyr b, 81, Industrious and So
infect uu h.s Own aHuu, tla, ho frj'uotlmc
to m.JIIc With cha, OF h.- r.-tbor-, also in
which each mrm1,r deal, frankly with every
other BOO 400 h.s intercourse With hm, speak
rr, rrsuly what hr means uihc person BOZ
question. bul ua, ruuur lo others 1t iuI'ics
.aI faults which, bc conceal, lum their pos-
.-s-ur.
~, DOING ,lt, thrr ortlarfr fauu'' sake,
as,. GAIN public approval, Zoo, doing just
via, U., car.r..ns. te'r, bm Is right, and uo
ua-,. ln fne. being amrn, walking erect rn
.r. oaa ur-rht, aul nul O. Gauirr.r tu public
ra.,r, aud orraraa.. ew,..nr apon,uc ground
600 Boo, own h,rognurll degradation.
NuU what shall boz done Most iHar br,.
t.rt.an tbry DO. The rIUr uan ,ap.r, lla'
ben, existing coo ,lr products of auo,h'l''
industry. Ilg Iaar, tlai Dos mred lahnur b,
a, good. as worthy, as ruh.ra, himself, 0. e..
%, behave. 4,nrl. n. SNOW. tIat be- is
a7 deserving ct honor. The lmud l'0D.iru
Dame know. ,ha, h.r ruur s.cII, aundr.,'
luH -rlw-lrr.s. ar. mr.r worthy lhan hrr-r.I
o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
NEW ORLEANS. Sept ist.

FRoN IIAvhNA-The brig Cincinnati has
jus, arrived, with adyiccs from Havana to Au-
gust 2j-two days later.
Havana accounts state that Lopez was sur
rounded By 1000 of the government, troops
On the contrary, tits affirmed that heis joined
by large numbers Of the people, and has adj
yanced to Mariel, only 30 miles TO Havana.
Tel. 20 Boston T'raC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

DprH o. d.. FIrcu-The report of DR..
Fitch's death Is confirmed H. expired at
lbc Hospital Of the Sisters of Charity, az De
uoi, on Mouday last, aged g. He was
physician and man ui property llo Was
lhe principal, or leader Of the men 0hoarr on
trial lor burning thc nilroaJ depot at Detroit
The samc parties are charged, also, with hal-
ard.ns the lives OF passengers oa various oc-
casions. Tie public uPia'oa aud .ratmoat
il strongly agains, the deceased and h,- COM
icdcutcs, and the testimony, 90 Tar, bears
strongly agaln., lhcm. And VET, bat a short
time before hIs death be- is said TO ha'e as'cr-
ted his innocence. W v. Sum, another Of
the railroad prisoners died on Sunday.
fiB. BE. Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

essWc learn from she New York Tribune
that Hon. Henry Clay Is again "iali,d oC'
by hI, friends as a candidate ior ihc Prcsiden-
cy. W. do no, remember lhr time when be-
was not a candidate, but wo should ihIuk the
great father ct compromise and protection '
would get tired uf Wing idA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

HuEmC,Nr-A fnghlful hurricane visited
II. Thomas on the 18th ulL II lasted fifteen
hours, causing the destruction Of a large
amount II property. All lhe SMALL Graf, ln
die haIbor we're driven ashore, aud many larg.
cr vessels ~c1c severely injured Three east.
crn vessels We noucri among those injured
only. The brig Wandercr, FROM Boston load.
cd with bee aud provisions, went ashore, ani
ouc rcport state, that twill cost $1,000 To
$500 % Go1, her The gale uas al'o Sc
,rrrly GIt 1t ~ Cro.N. At Basin, the scs-
s,ls M port GO, Gal Of each other, and did
considerable damage. 40 the west end, the
burs Julia Moullau and Roberta, Paul, load
ci lur Boston, were compelled to slip their
cable, and pu, Go SEQ.
The sugar crop 90 Dcmann Is likely to be
very abundant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

The Portland Argus acknowledge the re.
ccipt Of abou, forty subscribers within the last
three uceks.-Er
Good. But We can 60 ten beitcr.-RVri6-
bean Journal,
Brsr. Aud we can go an hundred more
than that, only send along the names, Will
Old Oxford consen, to be out.done by little
Waldo We think not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

ryThe Manchester "a. H. Mirror states
that the usual sigus accompanying the Po'a'o
rot are plainly Perceiyable in the fields III mat
vicinity. The Concord Patriot also learns
that the unmistakable signs Of disease are IN
that region,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

2 The National lHlelltgcnccr, leading
whig paper published at Washington, and ed-
i,cd by a native oi England OF We are not
mistakenly 10 a lengthy article denounees the
Cuban patriots As highwaymcn aud robbers
and deserving Of their fate. The Captain
General OF Cuba ought to subscribe tor
hundred copies Of that paper. Perhaps be
has already.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

ETThe Publishers n th,s rare! hr-fcH a'-' '7e,
o their stye,tisi1s ra'rg7s 'h,i ny nave ~" ','
80 So. ~ tar. Thrss having N.ti-,s or.sr-
n h, ~ Cont 4 prola'c, O. - published i' The
IiNffi ncrrrT1t. nrr IrsTectu.N o. .'tri % sfi'
a.. Ire sane vIfh ere Rrg'ster at i'r trr ih. noe
lice !. gr,lelsL The 10 the u'r ai.Ii-t in rihrf
C-urtiss. ed b. sayts t'r trrui'r Hrd esr'rsr -
kesrirg hasks, r1t -rNegfirg. 1n' Ry...H Pc ".'-
t,kss that s.rIrTiTrs grruT Va h.H 'hr ''|'f s
sh,fIgj, an paid at Discreet I.-.s ' .. go .
diyi|u's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

e. Tho wee, that Rev. T.. Gardner was
editor Of doe Gospel Banner, Joe furnished O
very able 400 excellent article, under the cap
urn OF "Duiy To our Country and God, -
uhcrcaron a correspondent Of the Banner. Of
ms, week. over the signature Of "Castinc,"
falsely accuses him. - we ihinh' ct attempt
ing "io make 1t appear that the itgil'c slave
law is higher than any other 10" or command
given by the Almighty We regret that a
correspondent So hypocrucal' and so insult
ing To the editor, should be permitted to APP
pear in the Banner, and disgrace the good
town oC Casiiuc, by assuming rs name a. It,
signature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

on the night OF The goth ult a. the article
in question is somewhat too long for our coli
umns, we substitute the following from the
Portland Daily Advertiser, and which con.
tains the same facts.
THE ACCIDENT IN WATERFORD
The sudden and accidental death Of Mr.
Chaplin Nelson, Of Waterford, aud the cir.
cum,,anccs attending 1t, have attracted much
interest, and started some very ridiculous ia.
mors IN neighboring towns where al The facts
were no, fully known A correspondent has
furnished US the following reliable statement
Of the facts, IN addition 10 which 1t may be-
proper to state, that ln Waterford, where the
facts were an known, there was but one opir-
ION as To the cause Of bis death, VIZ that
while returning, in the night, hi- horse, which
was a very unsteady and unsafe one, tool,
fright and ran Embarrassed, as boz was. by
the barrels loose iu lhc h5y-wagou, although
very powerful and smart man, be- was unl-
BILE In manage hi. horse, was upset and KILL
90. 80 apparcn, was tins, that che sclcct-
men and citizens generally, decided that there
was no Necessity Of having a coro1cr's jury
there being not the sllgmcs, circumstance tn
justify the suspicion Of any foul play. or ,t1-
Ioncc of any Kind, cNccp, By tIr,s accident
The following is the statement of our CORES
pondcnl from Waterford:
Mr. Nelson was a trader boz this place. ami
a man ln good standing here, aged about %
years. lie had, 1t b. true, boz connection with
hs other business, sp.u,uous liquors &c.
took hls horo aud a hay.nck wagon. about
niD" O'Clock, On Monday evening. aud l1ld h.s
wife AVID hs clerk that D.. was going 90 ua
east part Of thc town. l1I should be- back .n
about two hour, H. di NOT rturn during
,ho night. The next morning, at break of
DAY, ms clerk M Noble, wen, out DO so1rrh
Tor hm found iho horo lrd part IT ths inr-
ward ayIclrrc aud one wheel attached ahrut
lhs horse. he then went up 'hc Mil hI
Go cllI,d) jus, above lhr top ot s1d h.II.
by che side Of ihc road, some quarrrufam.Ia
from Mr. Nelson's house. be found lbc bil-
ancr Of thr wagon and VI Nelson lying BIS
% dead. The vlrou.rck an, badly broken
up VI Nielsen bad long, deep cut orga,h
ou Boz, night IS, brow, which was 900 ihcmark
o. b, found 600 his head uf hc,. This WIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

PrAcuEs. Tne n. Y. Commercial Of Sat
urday, says the average quantity Of peaches
now arriving in that city per day is estimated
at IL 900 baskets. The largest receipts on
any one day during the season, were $1,000
bushels on Tuesday last. The average price
demanded is 90 cts. per basket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

Ofthc eight remaining States, Arkansas j.
reported to have elected democrat, and will
doubtless be Joincd by Virginia, MrssissiPpI,
Texas, and probably by Louisiana and Cali.
iomIa. Georgia and Mapland uncertain.
Each State has one yoIe-ncIthcr more nor
lees, cSccp, when rcd. Ofcoursc the wings
must elect their candidate by means Of the
electors. or they are gone coous.-l Ndc York
Jour. ~ Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

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w,,r.,.,rv.YIJ .7y Ir.ta. though nature
br.rr. or,b f-at for mo- other purpose tlan Co
.,, E,a. ratof,ll kinds. vrr,rard DO r,.
rYl,rly al4p,rd 90 tlr No., of humanity 100 its
..rr.r, If ono masr. Am apple bin 1T Boo.
.,.m,,r,. o, 5n ORANGE basket. ar peach box.
.r..,.-,.,r..r, ,rrr.s.rDn about ihr region eft
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a...,,.r Lr,,o,. nj s,y .r1..p. In Jir,.
.... ID. ...r.-,Ify ,tl. IN leaving nature ip die
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

ruE W,TER CrRE JourSM for Scp'cm-
bcr, by FoNlcrs a Wells, New York City,
With No. usual amoun, of interesting ma,ier,ls
bciurr us. II needs nu puiHug--call aud see.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

r3-We pub0.H Ibi. week ,ha Gr' letter
tom R.. VIM \. Dww, written after his
uru,a, BOO London. 10 rradti- rlis letter, as
ad, a- hs former letters, especially the last
ule written upon 'uc ocean, 'hs reader feels
himself in doe midst Of thc SCENES 90 wildly
q -ub.l D, the wuter NJ Drew has con-
cluI,l ,o r,Daiu ir Earu.ea Ga weeks long
rr than Dc at dr,, anticipated consequently
doe publishers OF lhc Banner have Increased
The l.st Of ,hc names ct rs editors, but the
Will 900, probably call ,.c list 40 over before
uy returns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

e. Every California account brings Us
news Of increased Chinese emigration. The
Cinnamon appear unwilling however to BRING
their women with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05
PRnTFCTION.

few r' me expense OF ~. many
wo.' m7N. me T'''..
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IiT'H' 100. ''..'
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son '' 81. .. .r..-...
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

rV-s. n. pETTENGlLL, SO. % srArE 2T..
tJ5arual puit nj Bosrcs, . oar r fh.r'fsd 'srn'
Or procuring ssbsc'igi'C--, f'varairs advertise
u,ssts, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-05

rgrhc T0h Report Of Ihc Board of III
ucluuu lur th. state, hls come ca hand
We have not vet bad time 60 examine u but
vc notice cha, ,t BE- h.ghl, spoken Of