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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

Blaekcood for July is on our table. Brit
ish America and the Alliance against Rus
sia are topics discussed which will receive
the attention of everybody. New-York,
Leonard Scott g. Co. 50 a year-postage
"a cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28
The Combination Menagerie.

Putnam's .Nago,ine for August has been
published. This number has portrait.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

Benton's Thirty Years View or History Of
The .7merican Government is an elegant octa-
vo Of 700 pages.recently published, aud sol d
by subscription only, at $2.50 per volume.
OF course Mr.. Benton's views take the color
of Mr. Bcn.on's glasses, and FOR that every
intelligent reader viii make due allowance
and exercise proper caution; yet this Is the
only and highly important history of A.
merriam politics during nm important epoch,
and is worthy of place in every politicians
library. a responsible agent will soon So
licit subscriptions in this vicinity.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

u The permom Patriot charges that
Vhigs attended the Free Soil Conven.
ton, and interfered with its proceedings. -
Wings did attend so did democrats, East
man among them; but we deny the charge
of Wing interference. Major Eastman
dare not fix his slanderous charge up
on a single man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-07-28

c. The Patriot states that + p. Uaho,i
Jr. attended the Mass Convention, and was
appointed delegate TO the proposed Nation
al Convention, and asks why he dill not de-
cline. We reply
l. f. p Walton Jr did mol attend the
Convention as a member, and c. 6. Eastman
knew it.
.. E p Walton Ir. was appointed dele
gate without asking his consent.
3. The appointment has neither been &C
cepted nor declined. The Rutland Convon-
ton contemplated National Convention Of
the friends of Freedom, and the Mass Con-
vention did the same thing. The support
ers Of both, we hope, will act in unison :;
and the Patriot and all concerned may rely
upon it that +. r. Walton j won't stand in
the way Of harmonious, efficient and sue
cessfui action against the Slavocrncy and all
their tools--President Pierce and his dough.
faced postmaster at Montpelier inclusive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

thousand. VI .mo,rals have jOiued The Know-
No,hinc.. many frce-sOilers have done the
s,ne. More frec-soilers would have done -
bs, that the Nebraska bin had given new life
and hope to their party before the Know-No-
thiag movement had become - clearly pro-
n,uneed a. to have absorbed all who were
leaning that way. The wings who have
ioinej the Know -Nu,h.r ire men Who hon
c,,ly believe tha, Catho' n Is a dangerous
thing. and that Catholics have altogether toe
much favor in this coau,ry. The res, OF the
Kaow No,hings are men who have not ordin-
aryly ssted With any party, bu, who are now
Je,srmincJ upon being both heard and isl'."
/ Plymouth,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
STEVENS & sHURTLEFF.
10 SOUTH PARIS, Sic.
HOME TESTIMONY IN FAVOR or
DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills.

have lecn fpr f,ur ,cars All eird With Soro-
fl, I.cprus, lnd jclinrs., aud have been unable
IN obtain ANY relief sutil p's'wcd - hoNes Il
ia Smith, Slir,lis ludian vegetable P,ils, snt
Ia G,uy mruths ~ NV complaints had i,slTroarsd,
ruutrar, o. ~ 90, irisnl', expectations.
Itauk thss- piIl. ior nv SrfoluIi. withoui any
,,l@ctatipi ufgli.f JAMES II. CiloATE.
Iha,c used 90 lo,r. u liunjrclh'. riIl', ari
.. u,p, more II di1crcnt Aini., and have ue's..
found rhl, ls.nrGl fum tbc u'c Of The Whole, uail
have iur the nee IT tWp luNes n d. Sniih's
,.Iruru,sd Indian vrrriahl. PILE"
The, seen o. strike right al ihe ,Lii0n 1l
90, disease, which b. IA bilious chnprier,
Trad Al.yORD.
have lern afflicted ~ several years With
v.aLr,.s in the stomach aHl luugs. With = cus'
ti,rur.s, headache ani depression II 'pilit-
th,.ugh Nv NAVY o. T. IN consumption, aut Wa
obliged q, give up mN lusilr's,
Alrr pirs n,uaisr oftar 'lr.1u. S'f'1raul
hs and Isl.tms without any permanent ItHr'.
WIS prevailed 900 ~ IL, d. smith. "Sugai Iga''
al. lmpu,,rl l,lnn N.gsrAllc PIT" aHt g. NY
,stHui.hmsni, ihr, immediately cured m", hui 81.
trr taking a f,N dosr, lm ru,ipiy recovered, All
ab.r a. return o. uiy L,siacfs.
It,oL a ,svSr rplI lhi. On. which settled 10
n, lr.ir. ard Luughl 90 the rhruunti'n, ac.yn
panied With severe pain md a lad coush, rhic
obliged mc 'o give up rp, lusu@s'. ! tfied many
f,rg,lir. without relief, until procured brN ~
10. smith sugar Coated lHisn leg,is''s PILE,
uh.,h am harry w. Ely, Immediately f'hs'ei 10
l1I rutblsl NJ ~ three days g. friurn u ~, bu-
.inss.; ! am sal,rcly we'll. L.. j. HILL
4 tca.u,tsr rot ur "a North huIurn, Me-, ,ios,
With Cysr iudicitiynVl Aver difClfe ~ which
BE- v1s subject
M the tlrpmms nlaiipn II he hniloul, and in'
Other traveller pot up thee ar thr night, b. took
.iN 81 Saith. Sugir Coated Fills, which CONE
plsir, broke 90 Ihr ieysI, an ho went ou his way
I,in,,ius.
4 traveller thr,u-h S,Jn.,. Ne. pct up a. The
tavern IN that place, ',rL, With s,-g symptom n
E,rf. Ouc dp-- 90 sm,th's Sugir Opairl Iill.
saved hon the fever. anil th- Du,lor'. BILL, sod
enabled him the nrNl day to 20 aloul BIZ td''nc''.
Saub G. W. ArwEIL, un,lcr the u. :. iln
:sl, Portland. General Agent lur Maine. Also,
.oll I, nugsi.t, anil D,aier. N Medicine. every.
where. All by AsnRTws 4 Bars, and =,
JuHS DHEssIR', laiics' Shoe Store, Par'
IIin.
ssldb, DR.. W. A. RUST. 30. r.h.. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

The Drought

10 this season Of almost universal des?on-
Jen,y among farmers, i, Is absolutely refresh
in- to visi, the farm Of George Hooper, Esq
near this village. examined hIs field OF
corn, Of some Eve or six acres, Yesterday.
Tie evidence to NV mind was irresistible
Tat urou goOd land, and with ssiIllul sys.
ten Of farming, good crop may be secured in
almost any season. Mr.. lloopcrs crop Is
yrry Iarc, auJ thrifty, ami has Apparently
suffered ba, little from lhc drought. l,hIak
he mrs, have, rain OF 90 rain, from GNy to
sixty eve bushels 90 the acre. |, Is indeed
a macu.dccu, Geld of eon or ans 'ca.
son. Primers Of ONio,i. never jcspoaj.
% d., rcelful Co your good lanjs-tasc les
sous. 70 you need them, Of M. Hooper, AND
yca will surely reap an abuudant crop I sup-
rose ihc great secret is to manure thorough,
H.. plough deep and plant ia good season and
Keep Your f,I free from weeds. More, per-
hlps. hereafter e.
P1rs Hl', Angus; -, ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
To the Honorable Judse of Probate lOr the cOun.
a. n OxE,rd

1'IfE underhgned. oRRrs H. srrr,oS and
L EFHRGa r. sTETsos, II Hartford. In said
County, respectfully represent that they are seized
.. heirs with Others. yin; Hannah Fallcr, VITO II
A.a Puller NJ I,iyernore. " ihe Countv u Amlro,
seorvin, Olive chids. wiis II Marshall Chilji q
said I.iyermorc, MARY Goding. VIE sof Danisl
uoding. 81 said iiyetmorc, Abigail Olo,er' N'k
IL I.syrsion Glover of Rumiord, ~ Said County n
Oxl,rd. and Deborah II. Amcs, wife ~ ileIrki,h
q. Anne. az Turner IN said Cmnty n hnifoscog-
Gin. Ia the real estate whereof TT'on Stston, late
Of Hartford, in sail County Of Oxford, deceased,
died seized and possessed--an intenrory whereof
has l-rn duly returned Into tie l'ro'ate oaice;
that they are each entitled to ens''syehilr Of the
sarne q. their portion, which they are dcsiruai Of
h,lJins aud posscssing IL 'rSs,Aiy. They there
fore pray tia, your honor wouil grant warrant 90
suitable persons. authorizing 'hsm 70 make d.
vision ~ sad estate. and set N to each heir ais
a -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

W', pH, ars tlr best medicine now
ur sd. Dol. fa. Iatci S,'cs, 'hr Ingredients OF
which .lry 1la compose! age so uulrurUas.
laa. tar, cannot harm the met delicate CON.
rtutUl. TO ,al,iatIHaIilrs iley clnu.'
n.l ,1 br of the utmost service, being cum-
r.-l catir'y O. medical herbs, DE Purdue.
i..a % "a Gersoa who BIAS made % h,s study 60
alleviate lhc 900, iu which ih' human family
are subject ,hgy must, therefore, Doe hailed
with delight, a. supplying want long ie.t 90
iaIs Cu4riTy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

Rlor N ST. LOUIS A serious riot In
Which several lives were lost, occurred aithc
recCu, election Of Missouri 10 ST. Souls 4
disPCis abuse at the polls between an Irish
msa and an American. The former in PAS
sioa stabbed The latter, when a general sghi
ensuei. Several hundred were engaged in
%; and some 60 drinking houses aad shan
ties Of the Irish in that part Of the city, were
broken into, and their furniture destroyed.
The military were finally called Ou, and The
Eo'7Osllcd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

ASBnoscoo0lS. a, the Wing Convention
in Lewiston on Friday the following nomina-
lions were msic:
S.R. Read IT Lewiston JOB Chase, OF
Turner J. ). Small, Of Wales for County
Commissioners G. W. Goddard, County
Attorney J. W. Perkins, Clerk OF the
Courts wm. Kilbourne, Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
FARRAR,5 HOTEL
Al. nI,cKrIELD NILLAEE.

rI,IIE s,,l,.crcr respectful, inform, the Trsvel
Inr pullic and particularly those Who de.ire
a CouNrEI RrTErAr, whr'c the, can have pure
air anil water. anil the most delightful view, ~
I,,J.r,r. sc,ucry, that be has l-,,ci the nev.
Tavern IIon.r, srccicI 10 nuCkEll.LD VII.
LACE, h, AMERICA FARBtR, where he oHrr.
III, lc.tser,ice. Zoe the Recommendation Of narrrs
This House u Layg, ald = ~, ad vel c,lcn'
lated 10 r.n,cnr Snail Fam,lss, or Siugr rrr.
sous; apd the ,ailc will w. alu',s 'urpli,d With .
whalc.omc Rural fnc, AZ vel a. With the l.aNu.
ties ofihc CiN Market.
Til. hou,r !, s,iu1lcd in the Centre Of me Of
the ma,t li,c, and humi'hng villages in AL the
country, With fraciou. or,n foot grounds, and
couu,,tcd With good Livery stable. With Es'y
Caruac1 asd E"i Hsfso. u ran L. reached ",
Railroad IN , hour. FUN ruuland, aud ilom
nostoR. u =. The piare df icsiicucc Of We Iv'
rs.. widely kuovu as She hrg'st lcl'lyr 10 View
En.ani, 10 C,ulc, Shccr .nl Fat HON.,
AMERICA TARl,hR.
Jolly ~, 1858, 2Sf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

DEoyru. The t,Ogth is unusually rgycre
On ibis region. NJ rain Of any amour, has
Gllra since June. Crops of corn aud po,a-
toes are suffering severely. IN many eases
they are destroyed The farmers, Who re-
SIDE on sandy land, are'eu,tnc Up their corn,
before ., has cared At al, simply to save 'he
fodder Ne, a half crop Of either corn OF
F0ia,Oes Gu b, realized iroH the SOmIug bar.
vest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

J'iiE Subscriber hereby gives public notice To Al
l concerned. that hr has lccn duly appoiutcd
and iakca upoa himself the iusi Of Ad.nn',raiuF
81 the estate 1T
JONATHAN PICKETT. late Il wood'rpck,
10 tae oouuiy of ONE,rl, drceascd. Ly giving loud
n. the law directs. IL ihef,f,rr rr,Ipcsi. a ps,.
.ous Who are in,bic To- the said dcccascd. estate,
h. make Immediate payment ani those Who have
an, demands thereon 20 exhibit he same a.
ORsAMUS NU1E.
August IS. 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
A MEXICAN
Cream Soap Company.
Nos. 81 e 80 UNION ST, PORTLAND.
American Croam Sonp in bars, Bauu-
dry and Manufacturers in barrels
and cans, Toilet, Shaving, Shay
ING Cream, Transparent, &c.


Thee Soap. afe presented 10 the public, shsr
having been thoroughly tested Nv ourselse. and
frcnds. a. the bet Labor Saving Articles,
ever discovered, and We offer them 10 the puslis
a, every way worthy their conhdenoe.
They de- tia NOtk u th- iaordry IN smp'y
rum Sa'rr. either Sof, Hard ar salt; dlspen.
sing With Boiling ~ Pounding and the Wa'hinafd
consequently large auouat ~ FDel and wear
ADD Il clo,hing issaSed, and not one-guuh tho
amount ~ labor " required 10 40 the washing 81
family. The tendency ~ these soaps 10 20 soheH
the clJlhc, and oo.cn lhc hoh oftbe diTi. without
injury. Washiog u done by s,mgly tutting the
.nsp on the raus ~ the cloths, nEst so,lsd, and
pariag then IN warm sod. .ui,cisHI 10 cO,cr ihen,
there 1t ihrm remain a Gfw hours, (or ~ night,
n runyeuicht,) then 9TH slight lmnd ruibing and
good fin.ng, they will bepeTfsty rlean, and With
oui ininr, g. thr m1,, dChc1W hbuc. Mcrno',
Sim, Shtul., &c., Insy H. Washed 9TH pcricct
safsiy. Coika Goad.. PrIu', II -Ey tolor that
will ado ~ uater aleu-. vixen washed With thsss
soaps aceoftipg o. drsoions, viii not change, bnt
tsaa,a arn ani the solar. rsrdsrs sss'e brilliant.
For washing Woolens, Priats, Giliiug, Mirrors.
Map., rainliuEs, Lamps, Silver Wlfe, 30, Sc.
these Soap. ftUerioF o. any IN The n's'kst.
The cust Il these sosr, - no mofe ihan Il those
Ordinarily us,d; ASH lcsidss The, The great w'ar
and tear ofchihing consoTleui uronihs Old method
~ hard r,iLbing upon , blari. m,rh,ae, Ioundiug
h,uel. &c., and he necessity u h,'ns. Is Wholly
j. shully avoided.
wes'k ~ hi, soap a Lir tdal, choosing u
trust o. ~ own merit, rather tlan tcsou o. The
puhlratiun II IA long lot II certificates ilom those
WLp have usrd Il. wherever u hs. lccu maRulae-
tu-ri, Which wc have 10 in Jur power 10 ~ were u
necessary
For s1r. Whol-,ale. only. II ~ anl - unio.
Street. pouLrd. and retail by G,ooers gensrallv
in cts and covnty. Agent. suppl'ei 90 llcul
terms. AZ oricfs addressed n 4. ". u. \
Co., postpaid, Nos. - & 81 Un,ou 81, POdlaal,
Ne. wall receive pro NOT Alteration.
Tor salc. Who csals ahd Retail by
STEVENS & sHURTLEFF.
10 SOUTH PARIS, Sic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

FlEEs During the prevalence Of the
drought, for the past few weeks the fires have
been running through the woods in all direc'
tons. White Cspin Rumiord, has been near
IL burn, over, and large fires are extending
over other mountains iu ihatviciui'y. There
has been a small fire on Mouni MoTiah' ior
the past week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

Cuis 10 Oao,>zr' OEg,Nsl' There
srs now load calls from thc ull fls.u1 ore
cans 90 Organize. They are constantly bells.
Boring The rco?l, 20 orrau.z., work, struggle,
ana wake up.
We vl.I initiate their example AMI ass 'hc
r.rrI, 90 o-rlr.z,. We ask ,hcm 90 look To
their Rc7rcs,u,ati,, and Senatorial Districts.
We ass ,hcm SEQ see 'o o; that good ana trrc
men are uum.1l'rl and then 90 see i1 30
rr,r rrrr ,rr rtrpTu. The people ago
a.Iucr,libr1r,. $, o. 70 that they aye
r.j deceived
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
Notice Of Fnrenlnsnrn.

"lENCAS, Alhcrt Cushman, u Ilghron, IN
W the Couuiy II ONf,rl, hy his deed ofm1rt-
gage dated March q, \. ID. lsig. and rscordsi
with ONiut" Records, Book -, Page 22s, con.
NeN~d 10 ne ccrtain real estate situated IN saii
llvbJOn, beng the homestead farm oi the ssid
eastman, 10 secure the payment of osria'n notes
described therein. And whereas the condition Oi
sad Mortgage is bUksn, el,in TO ureyl0se the
sane agreeably TO the statute in such cases nrUyi-
ded. JAMES DlCKNELL.
Burk6.ld, JuI, 20, 1854. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

Cuolru, Is DMIEIscorrA. \ letter
rom Damari,co,il, hearing date of the 6'h
inst. saws "Asiaiic cholc,a has made ils ar
pcarance 10 sur midst. Two cases have &C.
CURED within the last ,weuiy-iour hours both
n,,l-,John ant Nathaniel, sons Of Nathaniel
Austin. Esq., shiPbuilier OF rhI' place, very
ptomisiu. Young mcu."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

\ MoDrl CoNeRrss Mas. Gent Smith
IN settling with the Searceui'at-Atns was
entitled to about $500 legal mileage, bot Only
took about 500. being s. day while coming
and going. and actual travelling cNpcrscs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

ONT0UD,
So Court ~ Probate hcldat rafi., within and loT
the County Of Oxfufd, 90 the third TucsdN OF
Aug ~ the wear Il our Lord one thou'and eight
hundred and 6ny.iour;
ON The petition n STEPHEN LEAvlrr. ~.
" miaisusior VI the estate Of Zaehaiiah Chick.
oriug. late n IIattfrd, IN said coun'y, deceased,
PRAYING for rense To- sell ct public orrri'aie 'ae
AMI convey 20 much u the real estate 81 sad de-
ceased ~ may bc necessary ior the payment OF the
debts Of aid estate and Incidental charges.
hva. Ordered, that notice be given 70 MI rer'on
interested, by causing q copy ol ihi. order 10 h.
rubished three weeks sucrcssivoly In The ONiord
Dcmacra,. printed ut Paris, that they may APPEAR
At Probate Court TO lie beld NJ Canton on the
2isi day of September, neNt, at too OF The clock
~ the afternoon, and shcw cause, any iheisha'e,
vby the same ,hould mt H. granted.
TIMOTHY LuDDES, Judge.
A true copy-ai'e't;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

With ,omg.icu, aaI faithful a.-.,'aui..
TUITtUN.
C.r~.s Tr.'i,h lnurh-., $500
U,-tsr $50
C....r.I ur Modern Ilu.u..s. 100
Iu.fru,t.ua iu Nu,ic. ENia.
There vt'' o. a Ju,sn,lc Department CONNECTED
with ths .,hzlI, consisting uf Iup. uirr 10 Nrlrs
u- s.r. lt uhuu uu', - iuiii.n vlli O., charged.
Uasul ua, d. had iu the ,ilIsr as cheap %.
r..uhsrr. ELLIOT SMITH, Sccl.
Nouva,, Aus. IS. lisa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
Hebron Academy

'I'iIU FALL SESSION vii ru1Imcucc "a MON
i DAY, SEPTEMBER i,h, and continue ilc'
co uurks.
MARK A. DUNNELL, \. VI, rrcycptur.
Me. l.. MiEGARETTIOUNG, r"ccp,r,.a
Tsa,hrrs Boz Drawing and wrtiug viii l. sc-
cured. Pebble exercises vii De- connected with
tbe Jlase uf doe session, Friday, Nov. II.
TUuoN-Commou Eugli.h, S2.D
Higher Fog and Chssical, $50
JOSEPH BNEROwS, Sew.
llsLrun, August u, 1854. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
4 Word TO the Ladies.

Shoull suy entertain druhis - ioi the eairney oi
Ih~ UTINtNT CaTHoIiCoN, ] would respectfully
state. that ! have Zoe uaHy Nears post, us N,
irirn,ls can well sttr,, l-cn tunlrd With The die
ca.c f,s which thi, medicine. . recommended, ~
iis worst iufIns anlthst u, it. we have lccn en-
tircl, curd. aud thu. ipduccd 20 accria an agrnc,
and ohcr IL IA, the bcu,6t ofothsr..
MRS. = GAIT,
9s south Street, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25
DIR. J. II. MARCHIsI's
CELEBRATED CATE0LIC0N,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE or sur.
FERiNG FEMALES.

stands pre-emi-
nenl Tor it, cura
tive powers In all
the discases Tor
which u isTecom =
menlci, usua.N
called FEMALE.
COMPLAINTS.
Onhcsc arr rao.
LArsUs UTEHi,
or falling of the
Womb f; rLuoR
ALuus,or Whites
-CIiuONtC Is
~ ~ RIO y
aud ULcE u A
TtON OF THI
" ONE INcI'
DENTAL HENO'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

OXFORD, ss Ats Court of Probate held AZ Paris,
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the
third Tuesday Of August, A. u. 1854.
an petition OF CHARITY HALL, widow Of
" Joshua T.. Hall late ofMeNico deceased, pray
ing Cor allowance out Of the personal estate other
.aid husband. -r ~ .wr
ODurRED, that the said Charity Hall give
notice 20 ~ pcrsoas Interested by causing a
copy IL this ORDER to H. pullished three weeks
s,.ccossiycly 10 The oNfs'd Democrat printed
~ Paris, that they may appcsr At Probate
Count to he held At DiSdell, on the 2i't LAY Of
,'eptcmlcr next. At ten ofths clock IN the fore.
noon, anil .hew cause, ifsuy they have, why the
same should not 10 granted.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Julss.
4 trns oopy-Aticst;
IS W.. wIur vIHsiS. RigiRU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-25

THE subscriber hereby give. public notice 10 Az
i concerned, that she has been daily appointed
and taken mon herself the ,ru', OF ESeou'nS OF
the last will and testament 81
JAMES HALEY, late Of WOod'lDek'
IN the county u ONGor,l, deceased, 10y giving bond
a. the law directs. She therefore requests AL per-
sons who are indebted to the said dece,'ed's es.
,.le. 10 make immediate payment and those who
have any demand. thereon, r. s,h,hlt N. zane to
NIRiAM HALEY.
A,gn,, IS, 1854 20
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riMnrlIY I.rlnnEY. L.a,,.
A true Cop--aiicsl.
wv. War vIEorS, R'Citr.

OSVoEn. So Ata Coerof Probate belt 1t Paris,
within aud 60 The County uf ONhri, on tie
third rursIay 1T Augu.t, 4. ~, 1851
DENJAMlN SANnORN. Aduinistrator Il the
ID estate of'rhonas iill-y, late Il ONiord 10
aid County. d,crass,l. having pr'senicd h. 6us
account II hi administration u the estate q sal
decreased 90 alluWanrc,
OEDTHrn, Thatthr aid Nduilistairf give no
Il e 10 all prrsons Interested, ~ causiug cory NJ
ii. order g. H. puh'ishcl thrrr weeks frecrssiTrl,
~ The ONiod Democrat. printci ~ Paris, that
the, M, appsar at Probate Govt 70 hc heal Al
Paris. in .ld county. nihe ihitd Tu-sday Il DE.
tlsr next. NJ nine ~ ,h- rlu,k n th- 1rcloun, an
'hcw cause. ifaay Ih'y have, Hhy the same should
nat H. ,llu,cl.
TIMOTHY LuDDEN, Jadg'
\ trur cuD--tiirsis
?5 wv. WWt vHGIy, R'F.'r.
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4 CURTIS. Tun
7. DI DLEl, 7 C1uur'g,
J. pEKUhN,
WuHlaues, Angus; l9th, 1851.

Tag Democratic Republicans 81 PARIS,
BOZ a,.r yl lluu. AN,.N =. MnEgtt Co., Gu.
gu.r. arc requested u ugsi AZ Co. Town
House boo ,l.j town, oa saturday, Sl, ~,
40 . u'r'ucs. T.. NJ, 90 select a candidate 20
lr s.TguurI Cor Representative % ih' cnsa-
u- election, hy tae district composed ct r..
r. auI llrhry1. and franklin anil Milton
Plantations Per uHlyrut Town Com
YuSl,~ HAMMOND. Chairman
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ONrpHp, sss AtaCuurt II Probate he'll ~ Iafis,
vithinani i1r he Coali, Il ONl1rd, on the thinl
Trs.Ia,uf hrgust in the year u our Loidcigh.
teen hrr led anil m, .fur.
DNWNNuAs u. FERRY Gu1,dirn ofswroS
- &. ASpErws and JuuS ~. AsnHTws, Il
~ kfrlI, boz s1id County, mIp1r., having pre-
.rrfrJ be- rul ,cr,un, u guardianship u said
vau'. Gl allowance;
Orlrr-I. that the ssd Guaudlp give notice
oau persons Interested. lg causing copy ofthisnr.
,'srtu d. rullshcl three week .surrcssNc', ~ The
ONfd Dcmn,rat, rrirtr,l At Paris. that tie, ray
arr,ara rrlaic Cumi a. h. hed NJ PARE
on thr hiul Tussdt, ~ October n"Nt, IT nipr Of
thr rirrA iu he fusualr. aui .hrw ctu.e. II any
che, have, uh, IRE ,ar" ,houlI not L. ai.nurl.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, J4's'.
Atfur copy Ntrst'
IS w. War NIrGty, E'gni'r.
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E0Ayiss AND TrAsNG SUr ALWAYS Rs
ylE0IB. At the recent regular Convention
tc fu, Jallo, 70; see9ai Senator, stood a,
follows.
Holland, IS votes.
Geo. X. shaw, writer Of Advertiser, ~
End Ball0, the former a., the latter -.
The people know hoU to appreciate ,alua-
he services.
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NORWAY BRASS BAND.

TINllE Norway B,ass Baul respectfully announce
Il that the, ace Tciuy O. ilruish Music 90 All Whu
mi, dcEuc thgir services,
For Military Drills, Excursions,
o. aay other occasion. They viii furnish iro1
Tlps 60 INcuiy piece, .. dc.lrcd, boz dancing %
utlrrsiss, ard st reasonable ntss.
~ order. by mad or otherwise, pFomptly an
sacred. Application nav h. made 10
Al. GLlNES,
:. :. HALL, or
20 e.. l.. nEAL.
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NOTICE

THIS NAV cs,liiy taat have this DIV gives ~v
i .ou. NAFoLEoS Il. JAoKsoS, his t,me to
act and tlade Tor himself; and that shall pay
none af his debt NOT clim any Of h.. earnings al.
Ter this date. BENJAMIN JACKSON
Rlnifsrd. April 25,h. 1854. -