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TIE BARN sIIlNGLERs.
, Aurr AT rslreLlTIcrASs.

Every body has heard about the Barn
burncrs. but the history Of the Barn
Sh;nelers is yet TO be written. yE.,
= Somewl ere Down East, some dozen
years ago State Legislature had pro- |
hib'ted ,he sale OF sprllnous liquors III |
less quantities, ,haa fiflcei gallons
This produced great excitement, and at
las, tho subjec, wos brongl glt to The polls,
the citizens being divided into Law and
Au,.Law men, the former being ior,' ana
the latter against the, law, u r..H
Now at this fearful crisis in the affairs
Of the State, i,s1 fell out that in the
v;,Iace Of Dunsdom, tho numerous and
,espec,ahle family of Gripes. we're seen,
fm ,he frs, time, TO take lively interest
in politics. They had hitherto belonged
rather TO the temperance parry; ana ana
yiveu il,eir suppor. TO the fifteen gallon
law. ,Bn, now strange to say, they ware
on ,he other r ok, Gom oil! Deac' Seth
Crimes. d. wn to his grandson, wLo re-
ioiced in the name Of Ahab, Altogether
nncles. cousins, brothers, and brothers
in law they constituted a formidable body
and directly and indirectly, were
supposed p to control at ieas, a l'unNtred 'N
votes. ag bnS- Bp :, -,l ~ ILL.,.
that a phenomenon 80 remnlkrGle y.
No the sudden CONVERSION of 'hI'
Gamily from their good old fashioned
wny. 10 the other side Of a great SOCIAL sp'
mornl. religious, and political question
naturally excited the curiosity Of she Pau tay
Prys Of Dunsdom. Accordingly, whlel le
he above mentioned Deacon Seth Gripe
reoues,el his neighbIr, Solomon Sy, !
40 with him aud his friends, ile san 'ap
Solomon, very naturally asked illN',,lea lhe rea
sou for such request. aaiisr.,ya7
The Deacon replied that he cons'dere' 81 1ts :,
aha, the Fifteen Gallon Law injured til
GLORIOUS cause Of temperance, that Y wa
an odious Invasion Of the liberty Of pr
yate life, ii was uaconssitulinltonnaai,l an an
,oainst The higher Law of conscience
,,b;ch ,caye cav Il rmnn lie rirht TO eat and dtin
how. when and what he pleased. n. !,
nat may dtl VS. - T,.,sE I3fI, ~
face becoming his name, "bntyou r r
memt er that last year You we're exac''
Of The opposite opinion" "lssaN
n@i.Y.s, i don't deny it," was the repl
but have changed ny m'nd.e yFw I.
.llsaAud what led you TO change yo'
mind, il l may bo SO obold.'H =, sad1o1 : Z
..Why, Solomon, you're a kind o.
third cousin Of my wife's and 50 'nl'
II inny tell you'allEaboutS it. we arg !,
going 10 send my grandson Ahab, 10 u
.S,ategLegislatuie. .paagsdi i 10 sls.hs rsT
,-,s.Whaw. said Solomon, ai'fthas's ne
iudeed,i nnd whathasqpu you aug {
bs,.s1ssoeeoq eal o, boog to o7iI'I,ho'
.aSswe,l.nlz ,r said the 'Deacon'esAh
Mas been building barn, land he has
i. allsdone except shingling; iewill;cc
about hundred dollars TO i'mshl', a 2
.we calculate that If we send him 10
general cour, this winter, no can u
euorph TO p.y the expense.
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q "a NOBLE SOIL

-. ,,., gAssNDDLE SOUL.a i-+,lt
Tic followinp auecdo,e. relating 10
lihc husband ofIFlora,, SIcDpoald, shows
Iiha, heywns possessed ofqualiiies,no less
heroic, ihan those ascribed by Scott 70
Flora. isr.,,,ls 1, e,si
AGor Tho. c,;,,,o Of, tho ,,,,em5t al
chs,ls. Edw,rd'' a,sxands, McDpnahl
oeK;nS.,,,,ro Who, ',yo.lonslv s,,nnor,sd
b;s n,s,ss. ,y,. LeTs ,,t;sn,,e,,'. As,,be
had @ Ieen ,rom;asnt' among the rebels
no w,s heavily ;r,ned and CAREFUL,
u. .S'I I u. .... do,or,,;"ad =, nal
H.; s,f, a,.ro e., ,,;s % al, ll;nn ~ ,be scaffI
II XII tN"o' s s
'%l p,.s:ds,, H. Lse F,rLes wrote , 40 Dixie oI
.,l,a,,Ind ,,,n;ar re ;,nnolicv of eve,
,",s'ne, ,a, .a ,nYis1 ar.,la 1noIoyed and
sH"rs n"r ~ ss.s,Hs,l ~ a.lal. ',bed;
anoo,,o s /, n,;s,,ke ,Lorob conscientious
enes ,'' 10 2 "'S''Asa '"0psA s'"''''''N'
''y,"'ra .uo.'ie.. ~, ~ ,,.h v,. ii. NON
Z w1I s,tH ~ arsn',,;,n ,,anld exc;,, r;r
an o', ,oSa,l;nn
III H. Id ] hnyever r. amazed 90 zaalousl,
ne naa, ,,n, n"wess,i F"sass ,.sa 81 d Jesnly ~
y ,u' ou,N' ,,,a osc,rc a e ,hs pre,en
a., ,h,, liz des,r,c,ion was resolved
del, wa ips us'"s"eN" We
uP1a' 20 E...i /. & ,i,,s,. =. = 2,.,hor,
- go ~. ton, c,nss n,;soner
"e was N'P'aa rnsI r,vI oSca
az lsne.n ~ @ wv, .sr,a;n S,isnners +
on'su.u - - ] o,hars - liz ~; 90
"e oloh,a nino's cha 10. Aleyande I
cahcu 'ne p"'poi ID" N"Ns
'iepona.I .,no,ed .,n,,ald NJ r,onaldl o
yh.HpM ns'Ig dn, ai,n,oad l,nm rn,,bar cor
L iahou ah, a :, ia % ,Go pf;cer ''i o
nnpmen'' sa'u '.,' uo ana :, Z, ,ke IN IL
.,,o. >, .,id McD,noId
'"a .vv1, I ;s,ate ran here bey Il n,
.,,, ~, f,bar,cs Edward Alexande
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,bis9 9li,ses' piece dfbislory s. full
1of Instruction. Nj only town and viii
iagc politics, bui even those ot free, .soy.
etoign and Independent States, snre often
cohirolled hy men, WHO make great deg
larations about principle, but every one
'of whom IL, after iail only, deyisinq
ihe ways and means BY -,ghieh he may
Sntngte hlS 0Nn!, nn ~ it,ts..a d. t-..l. ]
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THE EslLENT LOVERS.

An, eminent clergyman one evening
became the subject Of conversation, and
a wonder was expressed that he had
never married. .That wonder," said
Miss Porter, ''was once pressed 10 the
reverend gentleman himself, in my hear
ing, andhe told story in, answer, which
will tell you; /; aad, perhaps, light as.'t
mayiseem, it is the history Of other hearts,
as sensitive and delicate as his own.
Soon afier bis ordination, he preached
once every Sabbath for clergyman ina
small village not twenty miles from Lon
don. i Among h,s auditors, from Sunday
to Sunday he observed ayoung lady, who
occupied a certain seat. and whose close
attention be gan insensible TO grow TO him
an obiectaof though, and pleasure. She
left The church as soon as service was
over, and il so CHANGED that he went on
| Tor year Without knowing be. name, but
lhis sernr,n was never written without
many a thought how she would approve
(i,, nor preached with satisfaction unless
he read appreciation in her face. Gra-
dually he came 40 think Of her at other
lines than when writing sermons, and
10 wish 10 see her on other days
than Suudy-but the weeks stepped on,
and though he fancied that,she grew paler
and thinner, he never brought himselito
| the resolution either to ask her name or
| seek 10 speak viii her. BY these silent
Steps, however, love had worked into
his heart, and he made up his mind TO
seek her acquaiatance and marry her, it
possible, when one day he was sent for 70
minister at a funeral. The face OF the
I corpse was the same who had looked VI,
TO him Sunday after Sunday, ill ne had
learned TO make it a part Of his religion
{ and his life. He was unable to perform sf
= thes service, I. and another clergyman
:. {officia,ed; and afiershe was buried, her
!" father took hiw aside, and begged ms
! pardon for giving him pain, but = he y could
!, not resist ,he impulse to tell him that
!, his daugler had mentioned his name with
y y her last breath, and 'shat q con
- cealed affection FOR him bad hurled he'
= ! % The grave. t'Since that" said The clcT
eyman in question, smy heart has beef
!. dead within me-, and look forward onll
y Ia The time when shall speak TO her u
be Heaven So !. $. II esssss I bns
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The red-haired woman, who stuck STUCK. ne. "a
81 o,, of the wlrdow in Clinton street, on
dark nigh. last week, and caused the alarm t.an
of FIRE. has been put under oonas ~. n'op
her light less exposed till the next moon
San, Mir.
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!. bae ,l.t;sa, S.h a,H.h,c ;es ior
duuE'.g sne s.St y. 4 , .s, ! - =
ma mar i,s'o..I n"S" eH,Sso !, III ia qs
we til',ih ,n y oo l,,h IN
,lopf pu' -, ., spes,ss, 80 j ,.aoL
nave PasseuGi ~ ou' ~, AZ, ~ -
winch en-; nave al lu,, 'u u,oo ~ *! ~"
existence y ceasea s"'S, ~ - 'ue ~: :p 4 I
us change aga'nl gl'DHe any dsp,n' '' e.sn ~ !,
the same s'ra'a mns' pe 1eppa'eu y w. ';.s
to equalthe vast sum OF the en'Ire series
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MIND,
Wy Iecetrr. =

susii Rhiii s1u. -.tt 5000 GpiIsfifoiat
} isA, b9n,., % !, \ ,saetrr. anIssa1Npi
-, o,.s,., ,nraise the-huelo ..,ooo 10
e1 Tss, s., n,.p,le, ON thy face, -
s'a a1,h;ns ewes Of heavenly blue, ..,-.', -
s1Gi.M, / y,s;n az iroj,tess gracc-- il'F'D
r. qhsss charms / fseelyrown, 1..9s!ni %
n = % mt sill'a higher fnd;, 5l,.l soufis
,rw;il las, " hen beau,y's flown. ,ad,
Tby ma,chless charm of mind.
y" 'If' .l.-f..i...
VT. damn Of years may quench " -
. TThs III h,Tobtness of thine eyeH'4G
r;n,ss ;cv hand may bIanch ia ui2.Ia
Thv c5eek,s vcrmi lon dyes; n ali a,
.r,u iorm NAV lose, lis grace,
- '"Tb, wo,ce ;,s sweet control; {" ''
H., r,nnbt can e'cr effaco W1l
Tss nsauiies Of thy soul. s#F
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The Roman sbirIi went on the. ssh
Tan January 10 The various print-shops IN she
c;,y and seized all the engray'ngs re-.
oTesseu:ing o,s' Guido's beautifa! picture OF
ssHope."
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Horses should be curried and brushed
down dailysa This,is asnecessary as ms
for person to wasl, his hands and face
daily. Il is not only necessary to com
for, but 10 permanent health, M
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scrSE.--A grocery s,ore--Exit customer
with iug.--Grocery-keeper to his sons; s;
@Jons,han, did you charge THAI llquorI $
|s---aYe es. assTim othy, did you raag c0aa'ge
YOU charge lha, s''--aYes, sis-res."
s.-s.AlI rirht--so have .'g1os = n..s
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a assdsos ssaasi9asaa. re oYs gsad'f
/, VOL. ,sXL,r7sNOalla iio,Ge
,,ah r,fsaSvsea s,HiZ isifrrG o,dn
rHny KALID!As1y = N TURG

shcsifs rUBLisHEpy EVERY FRIDAY
qo1Bx IA M Es MACK ENzIE
lFERMs In advance. '.'::" 81 t0o
After six months..!..... .!at,....s.$SS Sv
on square 3 wesksiA cooq
Tof.sach subseq uenti acknowledgements, ipXI
YsAR;Y ADVERTISING WILDE charged
for one square or rless'...'''.....''':''' 90 IN IN
~, nns eoumn ...,,. .,..t-.--s. ..ss-s. ~ 20 wy
"a NJ All letters, sop businssss should pe
.,re-paid. in .rder to receive attention. Z,
Produce taken 10 pay for subscrlption
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EsAsIR oil 10 BH9PG39 tn l2qEuH sai
sse ,0csf ri ,suailaSI ri .l9igal isi{aI
80 500 as 10 ossslsai rs sBiad ,cie 90
ssrr1isr {~@--@rrc'
.ihai al aaSgd9 s'Il 70 s9itsilfle sdi sJea
.oli.sM edi 10 tgileilsle 81 I'D one aGs
,aoiaD sdi ipadgnesAi dEuao isib
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Glass PEARLS, though among the mcs'
beautiful, inexpensive and common orna-
,uen,s for woman now made are prodtc ID
by al very singular process:o' = ,o,s.
~ SIN 1885, about two hundred years
ago, a ycni,ian, named Joaquin, dlseoyI
cred ,ha, TIE scales ofa species oil tsh
called bleak fish, possessed The properly
of communicating a -pearly hue water
He found, BY experiment, that beads;
Jipped in Ibis water, assumed, when dr''d
The I iappeatance ofpcarls. proved, how
seyer. liIsttlie pearly coa'ing, when placed
1ot,tside, was easily rubbed of, ard ne
mex, Improvement was I, make the bead
hollow. The making Of these beads il
carried on even 10 this day in Venice
The beads ate all llown separately. b.
means of 1 small tube the insides are del
ica,ely coated With the -pearly liquid, ann'
a wax coa,ingis placed over that II re
onires The scales of four thousand fishe
70 produce half pint Of the liquid, L
4 which small quantities of sal-ammon''
and .isinelass are afterwards alded,"N
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i WuRru KNOWING --How to Preserpe
Paste. Every lady who keeps a scrap
book ne eeds io. have a little cup Of flour fi,
pas,e at hand. How can the paste be
preserved? A clergyman in Connecticut
told no a few weeks since, that aile'
various experiments, he iried putting the
pas,e nyl into an open mou,hed vial OF jar
s. covering The surface with ,inc'ure o
camphor.s This was perfectly success ! sf's
|MI Tile could a. any time take ou
what he wanted with a lii'lc woode'
spoon. without pouring off the camphor
Perhaps the uncamphora,ed alch"ha .,,l',
would answer as we'll, but 1 should dout
Eit..s / have no, lately, met with any lltyl'
! discovery Of this kind, which has been 8
more service TO me, and many ,ofAso1
readers may be glad 10 know know 81 h'-7Cal
!, tm;;ss and Gasette.l2 baslvosdrs essi = 2
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h,h01 nGsl3g ea DOT
,bsiasb ss,l sir9tt,a
,yaah - dsi1 bsidu
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s7s .yinaa9 nisqiag 70 Vs3aemsa ofF
go1asvne3 isgana ~ tab bsaiscs ydsssd
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5Esipsaam sif isia ,'7sg awo gm 1aS
efv 7 ,beQebs aos6 bsd nOiusss sHl So
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PtLITICS

W. Joum vI,lhrr rhr Democratic pouy
Boo i'.s rurrr-, ever ,,syI. n, amy rorl'-i OF ll,
r,.,,eurr. BOD mur, favorable CONTRAST with o.,
rt,rrsurc, thau O., ihc rrr-rn, mum'u' --
wh,h,r see lrus 70, ihr prurrplr, aud m"',.
urrs proclaimed. the c1rd.jlr,s h,luc the
.,..rIr rr nomination, or tlr mrihuis h,
Which they lr, recommended 20 ihc p,uTlr,
iHs advantage is mm,r,.I, 600 .lc SIDE Of ilr
Democratic p0ry
lts true iba, the essential tlnrrrucr o..
tween rhc two I5ucs 900 rsari ro ruucfTl's
,nI tu,lssr,, ias llva,s i,yu ihc s1m,--rh,
f,ltr, ct unc party ha, hrrn To- accumulate
ruucr. privilege auj influence in lcA hands.
1ri lhe armor lhr ether ha, hccu In pr,cm
aud Js,,ra,r ,hr, accumulation. Burhc c.n.
hlrrrsmcu's Of lie clurtry. aud the illlurc ct
ihr present national administration I" redeem
r, premises. have greatly altcl the SPREAD "'
Democratic opuruu,. and showed tie uu-.
rhr,i. ct the 90 s,rhIr IoIry uIhrld h' lit
lui.-lrmucuuc party. Tie fatal reaction %
ulrruIc, hes clH,li,cl mou ruiu Jt'icr view
ct things. r.IuuEcl ihc democratic Iar
"a. amuuc whum were recently large cla,.
nat Offered mcrr,e o. the idols "i uur enc
MITES, and 10 l.l, made rhe Wing party, as %
STYLE, r~clt, a,li1ru,l iu a,uw rls du,luuc, ui
a ,,lu,r Ms rmcpilous. There never VAS
tmr when democratic ruuciplcs we're main.
ulu,I boo th', cuuurry. iu Iuuly, ~ il create.
precision. lud with mure buIduyss tlan II NJ,
present muru,ur Their, never va, rrup
when the wings we're uurc embarrassed u
defend their own duclriurs, or iuapolurlse lur
,hc measures oi Iuhllc policy Which lie,
have loug proposed and urged. They nv,
ther.urc Determined that their candidate
shall he nm -cummulal. mum, and have res M
ed io the eNpedlrnl 81 dropping thee srgcci
until after the election ui President, kerrum
those M reserve, ium consciousness oi iheu
udlousncss aud unpoPularty. IN dolnp TIM
lhcy have taken a course which must c"ol lh'
attachment Of their own adhcwn,s. Met
cluuo, feel an, enthusiasm lnr p,rty whcl
has me- declared object, aud concealmeut will
always beget d.sIrus, aud suspicion.
H. regard To the several candidates talked
IL. the same difference between the iva par
ties exists. The d.m"cratic candidates are
men at decided opIuluus, completely ideutl-
fed uiIh the public policy ol the drm"rau"
party. the representatives ut those who hold
To the simplest p''sslbe maNlms Of govern
unrnl. to the least peslbe Interference Of Law
With the occupations of men. Their cOnPeI.
i,urs are men whose PRINCIPAL pccullarltle'
are. that they refuse io profess any P"lIiica'
opinions. AID ask the people OF the United
States TO take them on trusl, without the
least previous security ior What they will de"
II elected. They and their lriends are In"d'
est enough To expect tiisI tile people after
having b.en deceived more than once, ar
ready, at their simple request, to take anOih-
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Mn,sachu cts Election.

The rriums from every town 900 the Stat,
,m IlnlIad. give the following result
wunlr vote IIT.OI5--"r which VIZ wmhr"i
has yi.5iO. Nj Bnmwcll iJ.-.2. aud Mr
Palfv - 500 The mai"nry 1rilus, WIN
,l,rpp b, ,bcrfur 1856 aud there sno ch"lcc
ll.i wear the whole vote WIS l2l 3i2-"l
ah,ch Brrr, bad ,6.;;s, BumvcIl Sc C.3
md Pailp, 1880. The increase lu rhr ar
,rrrl,c ,o,r. o,rr rlnlof last wear, b. 1903
az iu, mcrcrs,. wln,hrr gets 100, Boot
,rll ISL. nod Palfrey 90.
To- the Sruair, there arr r. Coalition Sen
Ter. certainly cIecitd-(Niiliu , Of amaJor
Wit mgs-iI ,aciuci,s
ru the House sos Representatives AREA
e. he chu,a, AL ~. 40 chulc'. Ih,
Wings have chseu 1863, and the Collliou.,ll
40. Trials took place yrslcriay lo dIl 'h,
.aciucic,-bur Ne have not hraul thu result
Il is quite eudcu, the wings "f the Old b.,
State have met with thorough route.
The propu-,lion i,r ConTcullon '"amcn'
he C,nsululinn has bccn regretted. MaJpn
against ii, 3,C6s
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\ Nrw DODGg On Saturday evening
last, a gentleman living NJ the West end, lius
luu. ~ golnr home ,o hoI, hang bI. o'cru1l,
a valuable ouc by che say.) up 100 ih' laii
Ut h., hou,c mpmrui attgr che G'or bill
nng aud person appeared ~iih l,rrr iur
the occupant u the hou-", saying that 400 In-
mediate answer va. required and that b.
would Wait iot 10. The person who answer
81 the bell, disappeared below stairs, and 10"
caller ,Irl ouI ut the ipnt duur aIlh ihe gen.
,.culu = u,croat while the latter W1s cnds1'-
,onug tn dccypher lhc coolcnls OF lhe I"'irr'
which u j. unnecessary W >,y were oi nocua.
Sequence Mol
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ara 'Hr' Ia'c r' rr''''"n 900 giving U,..
hearty r.'H""'rd.'''' ct ''' ''' .' ''l ''''..
ur' ct '"os' 'r'.'''', '' '"' aa' a.' Who ''''
r.' Independently '' T,''''.. '>'."..' '.''
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Tur RlsrLr ~ CALiroESlA.-Nh'le tie
clr,a.s v.s rrrc,sinr ~ fcnrsylnn.a aud
Callomn. ihe wings luasie,l that the i"o
Brler, vho were The democratic candidates
nr Governors Of ,husc States, would he de
rcaird-ihc later by many thousands. bot
u IL not tie first spcclmen they have given ct
premature cmwinp More than hall their
victories are Of about the same shadowy char
.cier The Pennsylvania Bipler Is Cover
nor hy some seven thousand majority, aud the
|Calilornia Blglcr comes up To the top Ike
pure gold. with fifteen hundred mapriiy.-
Mare than ihal-eyeiy County put ono ~
|Calfnrnia. went fu the democracy. That Is
as II should h.. Cahl"mia would have now
leen worthless province Of Mexico had u
No, have been ior the dcmocralic party. By
the AID IT ihal party II Is now onr Of the saw
errirnucs of this clonous unlca, With o
population ol nearly three hundred thousand
,ouls.
California ought To l'c precisely a. II is
lnmnghly. heartily demucrlllc.-lA'sw
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o. Pnnar

y,nn Kuuha1, uf Rumiard. fer ''-s' sr.o'
linen ct Pillow iu,. pc'inmrd With enc woke OF
oAsn " i,loui dover. in - inmates. 800
Nptlgu I.rClu of Rumford, er 81
br,i do. prrfou,ei Nth onc yr,c Of o.
rr v,ihuui driver. iu - minutes, AGO
R..lucv VI. Flmum, Of Rum1ri, fnr
ID t,si do. ryromc,i With rv" woke II
O,ru with , driver. Doe - inmates. SEQ
John n Nl-i.n. Of R"miuDi. er i'h
b-,t de-. rrrGuuyl with tv" woke ofoN'
.r with a. ,lr,,cr. in % inmates, eco
John G. C-,tln. Rum6rl, for 9Th
r.stdo rcrr,rs,l with Two woke ufON-
.a with a drive. 900 90 MINUTES, i,co
Gru r.. SNiTu. Ci0rGGH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

DaNAGI To- mr Ran RuArs Daring iu-
late storm, ,he Mnorral sud Wairr,iIIe Roads
received considerable damage ium being
washed aud undermined hy Oh, flooding rliu'.
The waterNlIe mad, just b"yuod Wc'i Wa
trrulIo vas rendered impossible, bot gang
Il hands at work an J4y Fudly, bad put 10
10 CONDITION for the passage OF SATURDAY. 5
trains.
The Atlantic mad, vas rendered lmpas'a.
ble ~ several pIacr, abNe West Bethel
The emhankm,ni sl either cod ul tie budgr'
Ut Wild and P,ab,iy MYERS. we've CALLED
uur. and tl,r rad Vas othcr~l,e lnJured-so
that ~ train arrived from Gorham, y. II. "a
saturday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

Miss Susan Virgin, Rum6ord, Lamp
Mats, 30
D.sfrll Circlc 1t Industry. do g5
Ms, Sarah ". +. is, DNfeld de- 10 ~
Me. wm. DrCk, do ~"
F,m C,shiors, ~
Mrs 4 Tunchell. Bethel, Boqorr, 30
Mr.. +. :. Hopkins, Rumlord,
child. Frck and Socks, 80
NJ. Z. ;. Hopkins, de- Sack
and Muens, %
Mr.. WIN. Waite. Di,fcld, won.
tel Scarf, :"
pN6cld Circle Of Industry, wot
Ottoman Tols, %
do do Watch Cn.c. IL lc
Mn. 4 II. God~io, RumGrj, D..
NJ, 5 san Virgin, do Toilet
Crh.uu. 10 IT,
Cap, u
Mrs Z. SluNcll, Pans, Come Bas'
Net. ~
N..s X Burrows, Canton, Ou"uan, -
Mr.. o. ll,suugs, Bethel, Cricket
Bar. w
Ms. ]. Willis, B,chfcld, , Deal
Pur,rs, u
Nj. J Willis, Buck6cld, Muslin
C,f. l2ls
MIS- Brocs. Dl,fcld. kud H,nd ~ J..
Miss CulyNulA KiNUALL, Chairman
Of CON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14
O-DcIag NarB.

Iym,n R,usr, tor best woke ul Ok
r1 fr drawing. S,O'
Crrrau whtm1n, fr one r1lr Of
Er'. rrorut ct 100
1Ir lion Luau RHVsuu, With ~ ''Fu'r.
nv uuTth, ul ruiaiiun cru.rurs'y chnGuish.
rIi.ibs S.c,uy ih- SOM ovardr' lo bon.
TAvn ENarr. CiairueH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

I'm. IulIt.hrrs q ih,. rar,, hrrru, .1r'urcr
t tts,, sl,slii-iHg silrs ihst ih-, haze ai"l ioi
tbr 4iy.1rg IL, tulr Ibs-s haNtBE psiisrs nf,ist.
s|I, ihr Irut a., lais. in D. y,'lltshod iu The
tptHd p,nasr,t. str t'sI~,iiul., iss 'ts,l o. f,i
tLs che saus vth ths NsEi.icr 10 The uiue M wee
Gees. b. .rIsttt. Tho. D.. thr tut sIHpifd on uihrf
J.raii... a..I o. .a,,- ths u,dis ard 'NTs0se ~
Ns,f lH ls- D.. u r,iis,'isg. tH.l H,uids he tis-
frArs that s,.uttfus. ns,u vhrH tb' N'ii.'f * Be-
,br.ss'. ,uI ,,d ,t dii,i,ut t'H's 60 dih'rnt 'n.
.HT1ruts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

New Jersey takes her place IN tie long line
uf Lieu Foco States, with apparent cheerful
NESS. There hasbecn great deal OF journey
work done by the Wig party for the loc,
Foes within the Last eighteen monlhs.--AAG
~ Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

Members added since last ANNUAL Meeting.
Jamrs VI DoluG. Webster Elliot, john
T.. Ssrar. Jcrrmrab Mlnrn, Aa ; Howard,
CuIm1u C,-ivin. L. : Hops vs.. 7. W Ne
Isli. Jr-,, Pu,uam. Benjamin Font, ; II
w-J. Bailey Cuu,, j.. Henry MANN, Ous
e.. Bolster. Jusrlh 4. Andrew J,,rpl, Gu.
ham. Johu e. Gulnm NirriI kuhlll Rel.
ury VI. Flmum. E'vnrlrr Nfr,iu, DAVID
Kmhal Ju,rrh " BaulHt. Robert G.
HrulIl. john ThouI,,u. William Mudy,
uruI lullm. Ju0u Ntuu. 400 "l Rom.
m1l--S u,a u : mh. DrNd.id. ~ Wd.
u,. \. r. Harp C,m, D,uIrir, u G. Al
lsrt. 40 ct llluu,cr-N II Sn,lI, Nvop-
Andrew Burrows, f,mum ADsun, l-Hl ul
Clnrun-J,c,h = Haskell L,cmow-J"'h.
600 E. lhll. M.Nlcu-llurIcc Cu,hmau, Cyp-
ran whtmau. huh ct W"jsr,ck-F llwcl-
ms, Elias : B,ulcl. ho,h ct BsrhcI--N Il
Adams. Audu,rr -Cnrl,s krN, Per-
benjamin Bcll,, Turner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-14

FlRr.-ln Scarbnr,. rn SATURDAY evening
,houi ten ocluck. the harm of R"b1ri Nc.
Iaughlin, containing one yoke oXen. slS
,pUs, a mare aud her colt, new wagon,
rlaise. harness. farming tools, aud lhlry ions
Enplish hay, together with other property,
.n,irely consumed. Insurance on the barn
slO0-lOss To Mr.. Mel. Of over $1,000