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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
Abuse of The Congressional Nominee

4, the "maular" Convention, holden %,
this place, on Tuesday hst, Mr Abbott,
known better as "long John" go, s'aycI ur
stolen, and cane into this enclosure after hav.
ius been rrpud.aicJ where he J., known best,
and uttered an abusive TRADE aglins, General
Perry, the peoples candidate fr Congress.
he uttered neither fact, reason or argument,
agau,, the man whom be assaulted. lie sim.
ply amused h.msc'rw With Authorizations which
haun, dysrcplics the world over. They have
been Published and rcpubishcd over and over
again Ia tbs Democratic Advocate, Of which
said Abbott is ,he spirit, honc q nd muscle.
These abusive attacks are neither decent,
wise or magnanimous, aud wc are glad to find
TIA, ~ man IN our own vicinity would sloop
to perform such a service. 1t is a glorious
fact that the one who could DO j, was an I'M
pora,ion from another County and another
STATE.
Citizens Of Oxford, ought YOU not 20 be
proud when imported politicians volunteer to
abuse your candidates for office, and come
here to assa.l their political character and
principles BE assured that the abuse OF
such men is the highest commentator. Not
10 receive it would argue bascucss and hypo.
crlsy. You know this is contest of prnc.
pie, and though you mag no, rciaialo abuse,
YOU will teach the authors Of tia lesson which
they will not soon forget.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
Strange Inconsistency of the Nebras'
Gals.

The Union, Argus and other "rcrusr"
democratic papers who approve vi rcpudia.
ting compromises and bargains, make the
broad assertion tina, an are now democrats
who approve the Nebraska Kansas bill, and
tia, all are abolltionlsls Who Sill no, adop, il,
"Ics, Of democracy This new doctrine &c.
noodles the whole basis Of party. 1t makes
and uamakcs democrats and nhirs. 1t makes
democrats Vhgssnd Wigs democrats Those
wings who have deserted their party and joiE-
ed the administration IN support Of this new
ties, are denomina,cd patriots, friends ani co.
altionis,s or "fu,ionisrs.
Bu, wha, will strike an honest man as mos,
inconsistent in This business is the different
argument. employed IN different sections to
settle the merits Of this perfdious bill. A
democratic paper and democratic speech
South, declare hat the Missouri compromise
was repealed to give slavery room IN Kansas
and Ncbraska-thai by it slavery extension
was guarran,ied-and that the repeal Of tina,
Compromise would have been the most shame.
inl mockery Of southern rights II slavery we're
not honorst and glorihed thereby. While a
democratic paper, NOrIh, fsriinaciOusly as.
seris that slavery was not hOnored or extend.
ed by repeal OF tina, compromise, and that
Kansas and Nebraska are in no danger to be
devoted to slavery. VIVA, consistent, par
'V! ono section says one thing. the o,he,
says the opposite, vet both agree ,ha, the
repeal Of a Slavery restriction. which gives
capital and wealth the advantage Of labor and
Liberty !, ;,'Ie!!,h!Ts 'ror-i-- i,rris-i.y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

we give below the acknowledgements
orGoyerror Liucalu. made 10 the year 1897
Im,edia,el, after It's delivery /, Vas printed
upon sauu and disir.baied through the United
S,airs. I. was REGARDED as a remarkable doc
uneat, as containing much, very much Va
iew woris
PEoctauArioS recommend 10 each CIT
ilsu to observe The tly as a Christian u ID
he under the innusucs ri -uy vice to Danish
r:ifinrrcr 10 correct 10, q ualsr o9,i:a-
mons 10 others. honestly to discharge them
if.uatuug iriutc,, 20 forgive them iiawarr
oranim,.iir,. t'e,ttacrt,i them and fable
q, On anv benevolent lc: 20 aay being, created
b, the Almighty Power To- which he owes his
e1i,,cr,e anl hrs faculties, TODD o.
By the advise ufthc Council. snd iu COM
rltaacc with veuen,sj usage, J srro.n'
THURSDAY The 5,h day Of April next for H.
rn ioii,g. FatIyr rvlPrevr.
Aud, with conscience the, PREPARED, nav
we yis., ,he temple ct Cos, 90 worship Hin
With that humble ard haPTy i.spos Ton which
al~ays bclcrrs 9, p.cIy ard irnoccrc' be
r,e.hirr him ,ha, ne religion Tie sen, BY cur
Saviour NAV not bc perverted through the
pride and rrciadiccs q sr,iarism, but nav
universally receive iac homage q correct
faith and rorj works.
Especially. I recommend ,h7', being mcm'
Der, ofcac great community, We unite -
Christian politicians, s., tr7tws m1y render
psrpciual the ,cace ana prosperity Of our
country arj sf ,h.s safe.
ESc,u lESculN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

ConuEScEMrSr st WATER'iLLr COLLEGE
Honorary Degrees. Robert Cole, T..
Harrington, Me-, A. NJ. Rev George W.
Bosworth, 5. Boston, Mass, A. NJ, III.
lIunaior6, Cambridge Mass A. NJ. limo.
thy Ludden, Buckfeld, A. NJ. Hon. Henry
w. Paine, Cambridge, Mass, l. l.. d. Rev.
Samuel b. Swain, Yves, Cambridge, Mass.
ID. ID. tWaterville Mail.
Hon. Timothy Ludden, it will be seen by
the above, received the Honorary degree OF
A. NJ, at The recent commencement. This
compliment was deserved aud justly bestowed
BY industry and perseverance this gentleman
has overcome all the obstacles which lie IN the
path Of unsided ,alen, and attained an cleva,.
cd position among the members Of his profes.
sion
SIX young men graduated on this occasion
among whom We notice the name Of JoHs
RuytIR wnsos, con Of Dr. Wilson. Of ,hi,
plsee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
Gbs &rfura 9rmptrut.
PARIS. Ne. AUGUSTUS, 1854.
rrst,snrp svny rRrDAr NoHSSo ny
NOAH PRIN CE,
THOMAS II. BRowN. Editor.

T.us.---ou. dollar and CITY, cents strictly ~
,nv.SgI, al. lsllar and ss,en,y-hy, ecuis With
!, ~ ns,uth,; t~o dollars At the end Of the yes'
n, shieh CIV esnts viu bs aided Tor s'eTy Nea'
/, wAieh payment is DELAYED
ApvTHrisESI~rs Inserted 90 reasonable terms
the p.arsisios MT being aoooaatabs iot any s'io'
5ryond The amsuut charged u, the adNef'',,"sn'.
tT-S. ". PETrENGlLL \ GO" 10 S,H'
o., Bss,su, ani re Naula 49, N'H l',A' "'
our u1N authcFitcl ascots W procuring 'u''''F
un.. fltuasi,ng aiys'tiscmeni'' -,u,
ry-payrpsut 90 ~ sd'rH'''usr'' - me-" ~ ~
A.. 49,, a., 49,. the 6rst Insertion.
- r.,.,,,,,,;,, t,4,s shoult directed 20 " l he
ONi0rl p,uosrat. Paris. N'.
Hook aud Job Printing
rnuprty ,ND NEATLY ENECUTEn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

spOorA Cor anybody Feb better. Angles
no, quite 50 sharp after all cOlOrs u the
house warmed uP liris. Walked back
Thanked ,hs birds. thanked the gFsss, the
h.,he,. AID the rivsr Thanked III" Trees and
n, clouds. ga, dove on the bridge and
thanked God
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

stand. whoever may abandon Il. by these
principles we abide, whoever may prove false
to them. And We are confident that 10 the
shou, Of victory and he songs Of triumph
tha: await US, Maine will herald 10 her sis.
ter states, that in the cause Of freedom, as
well as temperance, she has RICH, to in
scribe "Dingo" upon her shield"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

ANralcAS fTUiss vrssrI CAFrrRro.
The Ncw5uryPou Head olth.s morning
says that schT., Ellen, Capt. Morr.l .oi Sails.
bury. Ilss WIS., captured and carried into
Bl,hur.i, y 5, on abe 9Th . July. The
Eliza vas a good vessel, ihies years old.
valued a, $500. an om,i b. Y ,s.. Ken
n's'o' & Nr-a. Sic was ca.t-.,l, pro
Sia!y. 70, breach Of Eaelish fishery Tssu.
!a'.cc', Iso-,Cr -rarsE-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

NoRrn CAROLrSA. Candidates for Cover
nor, Reid ,whig and Presen, incumbent, Bragg
democratic. Returns so far indicate Bragg's
election, the democrats have retained the Le-
gisla,ure by small increase Of members over
last year. The Presidential vote was as fol-.
lows Pierce, 30, IA; Scott 3e,O5s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

Nrw STAGE TO PORTLAND. We arc glad
TO see that Messrs \. CusuM,S q Co. have
put on SIngo between here and Portland.
The management Of the Railroad aud EN-
press business, gives general dissatisfaction
IN tins vicinity, and We have no doubt bot
that the new line will obtain large patron
ace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

Mass MATING AZ ArEuES. Arrangements
have been made with the A. & 81. l. X r..
Company, TO cary passengers from all tie
stations between Bethel and Portland to
Dau'lllc Junction on THURSDAY, The 9th day
Of Augu,t, 1851, a, half the usual fare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

The Mass Convention in Penobscoi Co,
held Thursday last, made the following nom
nations:
For Sendiov: Newell Blake, OF Old
town; franklin Muzley, Of Bangor; Hiram
RuVges. Of Carmel.
For County Treasurer Ambrose c. Flint,
Of Charleston;
For County Commissioner Lore Afford,
Of old,spn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

We believe /, was Tristan Burgess who
stood with Southernsr on The steps Of tho
Capitol IS drove Of mules was passing by,
when tho Sou,herner remarked, "There gOes
lot Of Yankees" Eyes" replied Tristan
They're going South 10 teach school "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
Democratic Republican Nominations
Democratic PrineipleS-.-Who stick 20
the Democratic Organization.

Democratic Prlncip.es--Who stick "a
the Democratic Organization.
Ha,iar demonstrated vha, Democratic
principles were 90 years gone by and ba',
,1r prc,cj bcyoOl tive possibility OF doubt ct
ca,iI rha. the f,sui, Of Hon. Arson. =
Morrill, now stand where the democracy uI
Name. down ,o ls5s, las ever stood, Sc
now proceed TO show Who have deserted dem
ccrsuc principles, the democratic organrza'
ron. the Gemocrs,ic platform audWhu have
introduced new tests.
The majority Ut the men, Wings aud Dem
o.ra,s Who supported Arson &. Chandler aud
bis successor. Mr. Pilsbury. who pow sup.
FORT Mr.. Paris and the Washington Union,
have introduced new tests OF democracy,
Thev have introduced test, which differ INA,
,rr.ally from those Of the old lemosrauc OF.
rauiT',ion.
Formerly iLs nigh, OF tree suIacc wa'
deemed Indispensable as democratic Pr,ari
Observation-Disclosures. .,,,,r
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,, ,b..
question lal ,ull a rilht to party horor'
FORMERLY rotation IN office was deemed highly
rc,esasy a, an 5r,.cle Of the democratic
creed. On each Of ;hesc important rr.nci.
pes ''e ',t'''' organ 1''''' ~ '',..y' go
'.A'- .'. ''' ~ ',' ,''' - 800, 800,
81 -.', ''' - - ,',' ", ~. -
-, -, ,,.,.,l.....-..,,..,,..
'-- ~ ''' "''''' -',' '..' -.
'', ''' '"''-,''' '"' ,, d. 80 80.
10. go '''''" ~" ''''''-' 49, Wv '-' '''''' We
'''R'gEHi Nfo ''',,SSss T.
,1 uc right IT free ,udra.c-,he aucmpI,o
,oa,r0I and o,crawe democrats by party de
,p.re Tn, VAS frs, ionc publicly at tue
Bangor Convention. No'".'as'ln4.ns h'
most oouuT, means arc often rcsor'rd 70 in
a.ler 90 pack clu,rsscs aud caa'cnhoas-
N,,NEUsar.ug she aci tai ,Ul,u'hu-
lrby.y is often .ra''.c.i 90 tclasa'r,-Nu''
ut,hs,ani,us party l,agc, are often 'c,a,iir,
,h. State coayca,,la, for ,he fr,; time 40 DO,
history Of party management, passed q Re.
solution saving. iha, man could not b. a
isnoc-l, who would uO, support regular
nonina,.ons-t. e., he VA, no dcmocra, un.
les, be- would worship the image set up by
al conventions .udrscumna,cly; aaj tina,
this vas fundamental principle" Of The
ra-,7.
This was a rev tss, of democracy. 7,
Vas step in advance oi an former party
discipline and a rule which could 90, ilil Co
advance ,ie interests II Drsrot,m n once 4,
gained scglics,ra-,
Bat What mad, ia., test particularly %.
r,,,.r. v,,,r. ne, Ma, ib.,s.uh, irtrc.
sgscl 4, and ,mro.rs j, upon ,h, rar, had by
the ac,ion Of ,hs year previous, practically
regulated the doctrine. The majority Of
them had iur,akc1 this ,cry usage, a, that
time and formed fusion with the Wing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

The Supreme Judicial Court adjourned On
Monday last. after leaving tried i,cO cases,
from Docket containing over 900. Only
ono verdict was rendered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

PIscArAQuIs. The Observer publishes tie
Call, numcuusly ,rgncd By substantial mcu
Of all parties, fora Mass County Convention
ia Dover on the cGlh inst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

* UTzSouy BE,srAcToR. The man
who plants a birch use little knows aha, he
- G0nis'Ins on aas,eri,y. [Puuch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

4 liberal Mass Convention is announced
10 be held in Pennington Cculcr, on The Goth
and to be addrcsscd by VT. Cary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
The Cry i,, ,till They cOme!l''

good size and "a printed on g"O' wy
is ,bly conducted; and will do good service
in the eanse Of truth and true democracy
We heartily welcome this new eolaborer to
the field.
In looking over the State we find tina, this
Journal, added 10 the former list, makes
NINE Prtue, which have fully resolved with
the concurrence oflhe mssses, to elevate men
to power who represent their interests and
Who rcsPec, the RICH, Of 'uirrago and the
principles Of American patriots and AmeH'
can Frecmn.
The first runtcr of this Journal under the
head Of, III the Democrats Of Maine" has
very able ,nicle, historical and statistical
. in character, giving an account Of the former
principles arA measures of the democratic
party; aui showing tina, while the Party ad.
hercd to them, il was invariably triumphant.
To show the principles which influenced GER
tain Jourml, in 30. and the fusion" ten
denotes and appeals of those days. the fol-
lowing quotation is taken from the Argus
IL, may 10 proper to ask the democratic
free soilcr,who read it, what more they can
desire. l. not the doctrine laid down broad
enough mr., oRprodP'c' crrr succeed
u 'apd Be- though NE democratic parry
Where th,n s the necessity Of separate or.
rsniz,iionr"
1--WE ,ru,, ha, hi, address will have an
extensive circulation. The democracy must
give living
The anic'e'hcn proceeds
"The Missouri Compromise, made by our
fathers, held aer'd inr thirty years. to "h'e'.
the nations ll'h was phgh'cd' is repealed
By bribery, nd corruption and fraud hI'"'r
the people h'd time to speak " ''a' 'o7s
The present n'u"nA' administration '''''"s'
io"h ITS Po"o'o' arms VII" prescription ''
one hand aud I".u auo once ~ I've o'n'''
and 'A' '"'lmo'' "''i was accomplished
MA now ''"'o''A'' VI "1'"'' """' -
toI 3'' HYl''f iep'csen'a'''e' 10 TIC '4a'
legislature, Won ""'''u your I''''''' o'' u
was rnh'clN' 'i''.4em r''''' hn'" "'a'
your Icao'r' h'dn heart 10 d" inca" noun.
iag by hHyTi 70 '''p az pace ''''1 y''' a''
he and 'h'' h"us"' wat you ''"'' %. '.''-'
co agar" an "" "'' '''' ''''''' ''',' Wv
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-, .,1r,, I,..,,c y,. Iy,y,s, l- q,
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NS'..'' W., u.s.. g.. ''',,''' W. So 90
''''' VI ''' '',''' ''' '''' ''
'''''' ','at ''" '"",-' ." S"'' 80 , '
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WV 's''",'' D" '.
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represented I'-'c '' i'''.' '''"''' '
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VI ~. ',,',' W. 49, ,,,.'.i -, l, a.
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. -. n.
E''' '''".- 's1'''' ,, -,
hIlI was pending, AID claimed The credit oil
having discouraged meeting Of the Poop',
" Portland u protest agains, rs passage
Nc', hc-lvng 90 IhC district, nui rcqrcsoui
ed. hat betrayed 5y Moses NcUInl'd, ono NI
lls constituents, t.I what be could 60 prevent
,hc people frn assembling Trr'hnrin s9"ak
.r. ...,... ~ ,...., mich,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

Elr.J HISS ~ IuE prorLr! The Norway
hd,cus'r 1ys .-
The rcrc4,u. prospect. OF the election
uf plrrs lrc daily becoming more cncOurag.
ing. live rV, vc org elect him by 'hcpco-
mo- W., 100. q -. ,lrinnrr.'.. -'a'i ~,
PluUs be 0ur neat Governor, or a bali dozen
political huch,,cr ?"
We SIMPLY pa, ,I.s sentence of ,hc Oh lu-
Sou organ on liie lor future reference. The
Facts and evidences orc 40 the other way in
tas vicinity, mousor' and housing to tie
contrary, notwithstanding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18
uTLr m, wa n1IIlr.

"Thc mHn was noble;
Bot with HI. last sltcmrt, be- wiped 1t out,
Betrayed hi county, and bis name remains
To the er.uiag nsc abhoucd."
Democrats of Maine, IN view Of these facts,
how will you vote We appeal to you, not
as plrizlns, nor as democrats only, but AZ
men We do not believe that Mr. Paris,
however irregular" his nomination may have
been, represents YOUR opinions, or that his
election will promote your interests, We
recommend to your support ANSON Il.
MORRILL,, he peoples candidate. lie is a
democrat, not in name merely, bu, in primer.
ple-and though he comes no, before you en-
dorsed by packed caucuses and conventions,
controlled by little Clique Of political wire
pullers, he is not the less worthy Of your
honor
The good and the true Of all parties are
turning to him as their chosen leader Nei-
Their he, nor the convention that frs, pu, him
in nomination have been dumb. They have
uttered again, in this hour Of our country :
peril, wha, has always been the voice Of the
democracy Of this State, hosiihiy 10 ik sr,
ara.- q ,'-,.-y. Usos 'hi' platform ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-08-18

Agugsyoos. The Free Democrats Of
Arousiook County assembled asrcclb!y to 4
alI, ia prc-luc lslcon tie 18Th ut, The
meeting was called 10 order by J. y. Hal,
E,l wrrsluS Hall, E.q.,ot Lyndon chosen
Chairman, and Geo I. WhiIcn Of Prcsquc
lslr, Secretary The meeting was addressed
hy several gentlemen, and resolutions were
adopted, approving Of the course Of nominal
iug reliable men as candidate. Tor an oGTccs
by Union Mas Conventions, recommending
tie choice Of a COMMITTEE To call Mass Con.
ycuiion Of iho people, irrespective Of party,
G, make County nominations, and cordially
approving OF lhc nomination Of Hon. \. j.
Morrill, lus Governor. Tho Committee rc-
commented was appointed, aud the following
gentlemen appointed Tie County Cumm.uc.
J.B. Hall, Prcsiue Isle, Hiram Gould, Mon.
i,cc!!o; J. \, Low, lloul'5g.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-17
For Sale or 10 Let.

F'iIE Public Iionsn occupied by LEWIS BURN
HAh, aud pleasantly located 30 tho village st.
Montpelier Tor sHle ta lee, nod possession Civ
tin first bf Apni auxt Enquire 81 'he subsrf,brf.
oci l3, 1888. n. Y. BARNES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-17
BosToNPRICEs CURRENT.


ASHES.-Very firm, pearls COZ 675.
pots q G.I2.
FLOUR Not much desire to sell or bay
consequently sales small common. - :
fancy $50. extra 9.75 to slO.75. extra
Gennesoe 1850 to HOO. Sales have been
OF the most limited character. News by the
last steamer increased the dulncss.
CORN -Largc sales during the week
quiet now--white 100. yellow l05.
OAT>.-FaIr demand, at % To j7--the
latter rate for good quality
RN E.-Scorce. small lots 100.
WHITE BEANS.-Fair demand / p 90
2.l24 the latter f,r choce mlrowlai.
HAY.-Eastorn, arrived more freely $50
to - cash.
HOPS-Quiet and sales small ut ~ "a IL
DRESSED HOGS Improved again
demand good at51 a e3--cho.ce lots at the
latter rate.
BUTrER.-Snpply small, choice ri to
%, good dalies IL 10 %. inferior J q % lG.
EESE.--9to llb
Steady demand Cor fleece & pnl.
led. Slxony Fleeces . to o. Amorcan
foil blood 81 to 81; do blood A. TO So;
do blood - io a. Common 10 4 blood
81 to32; Pulled. extra - tuj7: do super
fine f. TO - do ii qnal f. To Il
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-17
TO OUR FRIENDS.

Having enlarged the Watchman
& Journal. and thus increased the
means for interest and usefulness. |
desire also to enlarge its circulation.
The absorbing topics of public
interest and Importance, such as the
recent bold, exciting and dangerous
proposition to open the vast Terri
tories of the Union to Slavery
the cause of Temperance and Res
pect TO Law and Public Order
and the War in Europe, with It's
influence upon public questions and
domestic markets-wlll receive the
prominence to which they are en-
titled. Particular attention will al
SO be given to the Boston Markets,
so, as to secure the latest reports
to Agriculture, and to Local Inn
provements while our aim will be
to conduct the Political department
with efficiency, fairness and can
dor.
The political horizon in our own
country porlends a storm-possibly
dissolution and fusion Of old par
ties, aud a new division, based more
clearly than ever on the Slavery
question aud throughout the world
this is an era OF great events, ma
terially affecting the government,
the social condition, and the bust
ness Of every COMMUNICATIVE
ly this is emphatically the time
when every body should be correct
ly posted up" and prepared for
every event
You approve, invite your CO.
operation in extending the circula-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-17
Common Schools.

The last Vermont Chronicle contains an
abstract of an excellent address, recently
delivered by lion. Henry Barnard. We
shall publish it next week IN the mean
time there is one idea which we will not
postpone It is, that good schools IN a vii
lage induce parents, who wish TO edhcate
their children well, to 60 there to reside
We have heard that gentleman OF wealth
wished TO take up his residence in very
pleasant and thriving village in Vermont.
but he would not because it had no good
school of the highest grade. We have heard
Of neighbor ng village, which invested a
few thousand dollars in a good academy, less
than five years ago. The consequent in
creased valse Of property is now estimated
at one hundred thousand dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-17
Dfatbg.

l,to Gen Pirlpy Davis, aged ejisus,tef OF Col. Ste
phon Peohody of Amherst, \. Il and was among the
earle u srtteis Of the town
la Roxhnry, a0ih III M. Jonathan stanton, 40.
Ia u aterbufy "a inst Miss ELIZA Ann Miien, gh-
ef d John W. ami sally M,en, the 26th year Of hoi
age Papers 10 New Hampshire please copy.
10 Durham, q. E., l0th ulI very suddenly, Rev. @
w. stone, ~.
In south Toy. 29th uit Sarah, wife Of Deacon E.
Stevens, a.
Ia Boston 2sd ult Andrew Il. Pianey, Of Greensboro
Vt. q years mo.
Ia l.unenhurgh, 9Th ult., Mr. Abjah Smith, n.
In Concord, Dec. so, Rufus a. Woodbury., tsq Sc
10 -. Johusbury, 5ih last, Ebonexei Hutchinson, in
his 91ih veal.
Ia Cabot. 18th ult., Lydia, widow Of the late d.
Perlet scott, -.
In Berlia 18Th uii. Christopher G. Bullock, Esq 81
"a harre, Jia. 81, Rev pnane Cook, "a
o. niiilcirs Jau. 90 ~ Abel q. JoIdou, -.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-02-17
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

'VilE SUBSCRIBER, DESTROYS Of engaging 90 rufai
nufsuits, Tor the h-neht Of hl= health, uuurs ioi
sale the following real estate u the siillse Of Mont
peHof Hud Wciuiu
Ills residence ou sfue-stfeet, ncer the touri
Rouse. Two dwelling hruses, two stoiics and base-
aent 10 eli, OF Hia-suesi near The state HOUSE
vol Hud newly flushed one dweiAng house. story
and half hiah pleasantly located ot the head o. tho
river al the lower part Of siaie-sfect. Two builEg
ois on iiubAaid-siIoet, leading 10 Hare Seven o.
eight building lots, overlooking the Nsge on nam
street. Ihits-siN acre. a excellent land, lpuy
covered with yanahie i've timber, On the berlin side
The village mill pond Aiso, valuable water pfv'
icfe uud saw MIL, with two acres oi good lnnd az
nexci-one Of the heal water powers Gu the Wtnoosk
RIVER three miles ilom the Railroad Depot "a Mont
peief and on level made good horse rad leading 10
Dansle. ~ OF any part Of Tho above pioprry VIII
n. r. WALTON.
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