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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

awhile CAP, Smith corcriet . deliver TIE cargo or
toarc TIE second F-hto, on sailing from me sn"A.
ws,s-. thru liz'ts- care ard peson sad De hsi
letter for Capt Smith Cop. ;. discovered t9a' II
vas III, Eerson ta had recel' Cd the esrEo h1h
the bark R-plblic: the -scvud lighter thea cis-
char Cd the csr-o into the third lighter aad tue next
morning We lan-ed TIE cargo we hef been - or 20
cay o. tie yoyege nom AiFca; the slaves we're iadd-
90 between 50 Rts speIt0 aud Trinidad; the brig vas
then set nre 10; Il Was an hour two hours ef'er We
all LEFT tie vessel, tho lighter into the bushes
when We landed Tia slaves. Capt. Smith cOantiog
ihtm. there was O lnan from the lighter guiding
he told us 20 vslt I'll be went up 20 the farm and
gave notice that they were there; the slaves Weut
freely in charge az the ships creg; the sick were
carried 10 the form. waited Ions iii before the
mar came back. anu apt Sah weai after him while
he vss gone two three soldiers came; Objected
to:l we took the ships chronometer and al our bag
see sid cone other things to the farm; I went to
wind ny the clIonomesr at the farm, and opening
the box fsurd paper, being the instructions which
have been shown; sitter We had been at the fsrm.
three or four persons horseback eoanted the
slaves and took them away; never saw Capt. Smith
after The day we landed Cuba. till him 10 Mr..
Valentlpes Office the Monday after arrived here.
The Court here adjourned to this forenoon when
the cross-esaminatOn will take place. The Jury,
after sn aluouton from the Court, not to allew any
persons to speak mem or 10 speak to each other
&c ,in regard to the case, were permitted to sepa-
rate.
THE Court will sit to-day from 10 to o'clock
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Advertisement
SILKS and SHAwLs from Auction selling so per

cent below the eos; to Psr; ct O. r. BopSEs; No. so
Grand Orchard Also. direct from Auction,
s5ooe worth French Merinos sink Velvet, Lsd-.' Cloths
PsrsIIsi-s, P.d.. Delsie. COehs Cz'smeres fisnnes
Bapkets &c &c which will be cold Ices than eo-' 20 manu-
fseture. Ladies early and secure grss, bargains
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IAdvertisementI

CRCUs-CAsTLE GARDES.-The engagement
of SANDS TRopPE Cssle Garden has proved mos; vaus
HE auxiliary NcoLo spd his BOYS with the curious antics Of
the italian Clown CARIo and the stump oraons OF SAN
LaTHRoP give additional interest 10 the performances Ihn
Afternoon and Ev, ming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

SrEREoscoPic PICTU2Es, CRAYONs, and Pho
Isry, 20. 90 Broas~sy
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fAdxertisaruent l

DEsHLER's Pills
DEsHLER's PILLS cure
DESHLER's PILLS cure Fever and ASge.
DEsHLER's Pills cure Fever ard AEue without fail
Sod n The wholesale and Retail Depot No. Sal Broadway
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IAavertisementi
rwpopr.yr TO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTqERs.

Ores, bargains Bl.nls I::o: sAf ps%.si ss e:
Irish Linens, rekinp, TewenG A. tssir cheap es,aS-
ID md Is s 10 PEI ss sss' Be- ::
ns ,S no n.r 49, Now Tie time for economy
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COURT CALENDAR

CIRCUIT CoURT- Hsdnesday- $50, 7ls, $40,
So s54 SIS, s57 9Ss 95e $50 ss2 s65 ee6, s67, eSs
SUPERIOR CoURr- He4nssday--Nos rs, To- $50,
s6l $50 les s92i 5e2 81 AL SIS 7e4 a. 664 S
s5 49, 95 rs 1879 s9s $50 9oI so2 sS s 6, se to sls
725 f2e, 76l. 6fS, IN.
The Special Term Superior Curt has adjourned
the hearing Of motions and orders show &c I'LL
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IAdvertisenentI
CHEAP sHAwLs CHEAP sHAwLs;165o Plaid

sor.r. Wool shswls at 81 IS each; 500 PLAID Log Woo
sbswis at e. 8? and 81 e.shi D,.s ~ 3 80 ss9
s s.,r. THOMAS 8 JAMES, No ia sPrirsst 81 70
csImines- +44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

HoRroULTURAL SocIETY.-The regular monthly
meeting of the New-York Horticultural Society took
place at their rooms last evening. John erosion,
Esq., in the chair; Peter b. Mead, Esq., Secretary.
The only business Of importance which transpired,
was the nomination of officers for 1855. There were
exhibited few fine specimens Of vegetables and late
fall flowers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board stood sd-
jonrned to yesterday afternoon, but there was no
quorum. and an adjournment was ordered to Thurs
day.
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sSssS
)ee......sl.Sp.lS3
1888 sIs,Iss

Inc,..,.. 1879 sloelss
COMPARATIVE TABLE Of tie L0ans Spets. Cesattes osd DE-
postr, Of he Bdnks u he CITY Of Nev York for ns ves
ending Saw iay Oct 2e 1884, and Saturday. Nos 1854
To ,leh qeIsd the Capital Of each Bank at The atev <ste
der. % ---Nsv. -
Amount Average Average Average Avsrss.
EAaEsoF OF sm'nt of amount ami OF amouat
BANKS. Capital Loans OF Ioam& OF
Nov. 4 Disc nts Specie. Disc nts Specie.
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GUIDE TO KANsAs.-The Agent of the New-York
Kansas Lesgue Mr. Geo Walter has published valuable
pamphlet for the Of settlers in the Territory OF KsnsS
filed with authentic information Of great practical importance
The large and shows glance the whole route from
Eew.Yok, with the adjoining States and Terrsone. The
laws interesting to settlers added brief description Of
the country It's climate SOIL and productions and hints the
to be made Of proceeding in making set
dement's cultivation &c. &c The work for sale at the Office
of the League No ITO Broadway Their company
Nov. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

COURT OF GENERAL SESsIONs-MoSpA 'oase
BEEBE. -.
The November term Of this Court commenced this
morning quorum Of Grand juror, "" not present ana
those IN Court discharged fer the day.
man tanned Henry Webster tIie& and convicted Of
stealing sao Hugh Lucky The Ceart sentenced him
the State Prison for years
No oihss being a6y trial. the cOur. siouned for
shaz aw
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BOARD OF CouScLmEs-Monday,N Nov. 6, 1884,
Present, Edwin j. Brown, Esq., President, in the
Chair, and II members. A quorum not being pres
ent the Board adjourned to Tuesday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

EXPLOSION OF PowpER-OSE MAN IsJrRxD.-
Yesterday morning Of powder exploded n shany In
Ffy. third st near sxthav and lsborer named Pstck
heGinn in the shanty the time, dangerously
injured There other kegs Of powder in the place but
none Of them exploded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

wrrxLr REron! OF DATES tas CITY Of Brookyn tos the
week endias Nov. 4, le54:
NAILS. Sci FExALKs, IS; Adults, S. caILDaEs. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

BOARD OF ALDERMES.-There was not quorum
last night owing to the near approach Of the election
and the Board stands adjourned to this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

CHARGE OF SwIYDLIsG.-A man named Dominck
Grn yesterday arrested changed with selling pssk-ses
which pr contain but mostly hed vain
sabd He locked up by Justice Wood for examination
IN appea that he has been In the habit OF calling upon sm
s xiih samples of sood and when family ordered one
or more he would give them papers filled mostly with
sand Ii believed that large number Of person nave eeen
DIM by him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

ARREST OF A PIcxPocKET.-A man named james
was Yesterday arrested charged with picking the
rocket of Daniel LOOMS Of Guilford, Coun Of saliet
Containing s57 while he at the New Haven Ralr'ad de-
and The officer attempted to arrest him. but did not 90 20
until Stanton had jumped into car He was then secured
snd The money found under one Of the seats Inc prs
omar was locked up BY Justice Osborne fer trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

SUCCESSFUL "BALL AND SAFE" SwIsDLe.-
Two youpr men named John and Nicholas ID. williams
brothers we're Saturday evening rinded out Of two gold
watches by couple shape who introduced themselves
10 them ana serward induced them bet their watches
The coptepts of patent SAFE One Of the shArPers was
terdsy and gave his m Lee The wstehe'
have been recovered Lee was locked up ey Juse "
home fol trial.
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PERsoSAL.-Tbe following are among the arrivals

The Treasurer Of the Children's Aid Society &C
.rowedse the following receipts fom Sep Is Oct 80
sS W. Holmes Conn ss An Eoss,hwO gst The "a e'y
" RssnoIds Frspiiin 81; Miss T. T sP; e. w. Coleman
IS, Tor Annie s5 Rells $40; Two little aidIsn
Zach for Newsboys, Is; Baker, for Newsboys, q M
firschsd S25; w Hotchki.s s2l Alex. M. Bsuen. per
Charles L. Whitehead, so. Total, sl6l rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07

FATAL CAMPHEYE AccIDEST.-Coroner O'Donnell
held inquest No $50 Eiehthsv the body
AZ WIN Richmond child years Of age, who died from in'
iure, ON Friday last by the bursting Of csnPhsne
ismp verdict Of occidental death rendered BY the Jury
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

LEolstArrvE. SENATE, Friday. MsreA 10,
Bill 10 incorporate the Norway Manniae-
,ur,inr Company, was read second time,
amended on motion Of Mr.. Prince by striking
out 500, 900 and inserting 5000 900 as The
capital stock, and passed to be engrOsssd.
Committee on banks and banking. reported
a bill to increase the capital stock Of the Ills
worth Bank, (a5, OOO.) Also, bill to increase
the capital stock OF the Merchants Bank OF
Bangor, g5,OOO) Read and assigned.
Committee on agric ulure, reported bill
fOt the introduction Of tex, books containing
the rudrmcnts Of agriculture in COMMON
schools. Read, ard assigned.
Bill To establish the County Of Androseog-
rin. passed to be enrrosscd IS follows
YT,s-Nessrs. Nathaniel Blake, Newell
Blake, Clarke, Cutler, Davis, DriscO, Hayes,
James Lowell, Mcln,ire, Mulzy, Prince,
Robinson, Rurgles, SpcHord, Stark, TOrsey,
West, Whidden, Noung-l9.
NAYs-Ncssrs, FarweIl, Harm, Hubbard,
wm. Lowell. McCobb, Niu,oD-6.
Horsr-Bdl 10 leralizr the do,urs % the
Town Of lIebrOn was farther considered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
Grand Trunk Railway Co,
OF CANADA.
PORTLAND & MONTREAL DISTRICT
eEEa eEsa Asl
chaser OF HOURS ON ruE
PORTLA DIST T.


Csmasncinr MoaSsy Nyrtubo 81, 1883.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily sunds,
i excepted, till further notice, AZ follows
Leave Portland & 2 lsand Pond At %, u. M'
Leave Island Pond ior Portland and Boston at
500 An :,
anil .S0P. VI.
Lave Sooih Paris Coz Portland aud Boston at G
4. VI, ani 1910 T.. VI.
Leave Montreal ior Shetbrooke at J.. VI,
Lave Shr,brooke ior Montreal NJ 7 A. VI.
Freight trains Nth a passenger car attached
leaves SLerlrcok ior Island Pond at J.. VI, on
the arrival Of the 3 T.. VI. train irom Montreal,
Returning lcaves I.hnd Pond al u At night ana
arr,es at Shethrcoke " connect With the ~. VI.
train ior Moutrcal.
Lave Portland for \. x X. Rail Road, at 7li
\. VI. aud % 4, VI.
ENrc,. Freight 1nin lcarr, rortand lor u.
land Poad at 600 \. VI.
Is,cal Freight Tain leaves Portland ior GOTHAM
At 100 4. VI,
ENprcs, Freight Train leayas leland r0nl ior
Portland at 600 \. VI
local Freight Tain leaves Gotham ior Fort
Und NJ CTS \. VI,
Freight in,u. leave Portland Cor A. H. H.
Road 1T $40 4. VI.
OIL arrival II the ms 4. VI. train from
Portland nj Souih Paris, Stages leave Tuesday
Thur,ra, aud SATURDAYS Tor Harrison, Budg'on'
W.is,E,rI. Lowell and FOrlurg.
On the arrival 81 tb. i.00 4. ", Train hun
Tarthu,, ~ Bpapt'- rund. stagCs lr'yr 'la''l foe
Iymi,rl. Monday, Wcdn..Ua, and Frd,y Zoe biN.
ora: Trs,day, Thufsdl,, AMI saturday ius Andu'
yer.
r,TThc Comran, vii n"t u" r"sron',lhe @r
I.,gF,,c a. ap Amount ,Nr,sI,ug 80 m Nal'r an
I... nat,c; IL g,cu ard rsd f,r az Ihc rate OF on
rs,.cu.tf k,r so pddurupal value,
So. BIDDER. Geu,ul Manager.
a. : L. CuRSEG. Sup. rur. Dot,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Haliordy', P,R,. ths most Ei1eciual Remedy
for BoirsH Complain and Disorder u ne
N0macA. AT this season Of the year when
those complaints arr 81 prevalent there j. no
better remedy than llolloWay's Pills, whclh-
sr as preventative or cure. When taken in
mn,lerais doses. and At the Smc time strict
attention is paid io diet. the worst cases will
~ relieved The Strengthening properties
fthese Pills restore the impaired tone of the
stomach and cleanse the liver. Nothing 81
good has ever been discovered for the ,urr
OF persons Sho suffer- frum long residence
M hu, climates, and thew surpass every other
medicine ior reueial family use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NN-HERENS, Thou,s Tool, 81 sWel.n. 90
w ihc Cuuury Of uN'rt 1uu state ni Na,ur,
CONVEY, Q" the inhabitants OF th" tuuuoi Sweden,
e. rJTttn rarr,, 81 bui situate iu S~ctcn, h.ins a
f,rt ~ Bot W. 10 90 the sscpnd oyisiu1 81 lots 'n
slft sweden, containing tNCuiN-slE aeIcs, ihr
s,,ns land conveyed 10 40 Tucb 10y John bcrnoil
uf BfidCtnn, in che Cuunty ct Cumlctlaud; also
g,rt at a lut uf hal situate iu l"v,u ~ said
County ,t ONfad. couyc,cl O. ,,id Tuyll and
John knish' D., Duniaic1. jordan oi Gprhsm, n
r1,tirphtl, sei frih 90 al mortgage deed, dated
%. +, ..I,u the ,hiri,. fr.i dan ol Drccuher, \ u,
lSIQ. ana O., ~,,r',d 10 me ONlprd Nr'lein Rrgi.'
Nv, ua,k %. page az; aod whereas the co'd''
t,uu oi .aii n,rig,gc have u,on lrohc1, ihe suh'
ss,il~r claims . ttcrI1swr ~ thc sane, - Us
law IN su,h case, made soi provided.
BENJAMIN WEBDER,
Trnuucr Of town Ul Sweden.
Sweden, Janup 10, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

M,Nr EDrc,uoVM AssNcprioS, This
buJy assembled IN Tbs city weducsily and
Thcr.dav u hs, week, AMI recommended,
amonr other measures, the establishment OF a
Normal School. snJ the re-esl0hlishmeut Of q
Board " Education AID Teachers Institutes.
The Nllcv.r- officers forths year were eject.
Cd
P-e,.deoi. Prof J. 7. Champion, of Wa,cr-
vile Vice Presidents, r ?. ws''on, Moses
LyfarI. Rev. 5. Allen Rec. Sec, II. X,
Baker. Treasurer. j. W Hanson.
Owing 70 ,hc otrer aurae'ious Of the week,
the meeting, were 90, large bot We learn
.ha, work va, done, having an impor'an,
bsarn: on 'bi. iuFortsrg interest Of The PcO.
pc.
A leciurc was delivered, CA "ghe education
5f,hs ~ hole people. 90 on "Wednesday evening,
5y Prof Kendall liroOss, ct WaieU,.ic.
lGo,rel Banner, Augusta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

K,irndv's OiEimsBi and P.N'. Cr'oiH
ava EF,riual R,r,say frr D,'ao5S cif's SIN
Rrarworm. ssurvy. 'rrrusv, iarrdlcc, scr"ir.a
.r L,ny's syil. core heads. and the must rn'si.
sr,ic sLtn diseases 20 which the human ra"c is
sn' ,eci cannot he treated with m"rc certain,
s7tc. and srccdy remedy ior their cUrr ,h7n
IInIIouay's Oinimrnt and Pills, which a"t -
PECULIARLY on the constitution and 81 cllertr'
lIly rurf'y lhs hlocd that those diseases arc
quickly ernticaicd from the system, and q
lasting cure Obtained. These sovereign rcm-
cJlssare egually ,ihcacious iu curing iumours
brras. scal]s. clantulnr sWcllings, ulccwus
wounds, rheumatism, contracted and sul
POINTS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

AN,C,mrrl,r Dr.l. la VI MOulls
provision store, oa ,hc coacr Of ENchlrrr
ard C1-srrss streets, rs.isrlly, our attention
IVES called 70 q log 81 lc,f Which was such
a ua-sJ ~ f,,n-ss as 90 nearly obscure every
,t'csk " IrsG a5al; %, tas ,cy uts bc.n.
covered on ihe inside v..h yellow waves ct
u.I1v. l,-lms from 90 ~ Which dressed
sar.l,-T hundred 1.1 rr-fy odd pounds
Tb., eva, f-,sa yelrs O4as The time %.
s5u-rcr rrs ra,ssl by VI. Mcsqliey O,
Gray, ans slaughtered hy C,phal IS. Sow
G.! Nura Y4uurlh. lAd,,user
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
Farm for Sale.

-rss,s-e. A h. Sul-c,,i,sr oh.rs inr sale one
- " urthe l-st Farms in the tovn oi
ASfef npgA6,lJ, situated three mikes irom
the village on the main rad Q" PARIS,
- Containing aisut onn hrudfCd acre
~ lind. -,Il Ii,uIrl ipt. Grl, is,-tv.- a"d wo,,i-
land. sHts twent, i've tons Of hiy asnus'iy. The
house lam anA shcI- are capaciuus, NV snd 80
good rrrair: Il s well .rpf lied With water, s""d
orchard 1T .el,ciel grated fruit, and a nnr-crN ct
annie trees II 70 suitale site ior setting. The farm
!. be- high state ~ culii,atiyn. the encr' are 90
-.-d repair. Sad farm vii h. snll l1w q arplcu
tYr son. Te'ms hlerd MOSES LOW.
BucA6slI, Mach, rs, lisa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

If-,f, Sf.-ss ,uI Bsf, FHs eft ,y,ry color aot
pstrsrr. Nip1ru.. Frog, WHra., Is,.t.s Uu-
tt's r,rrri >riHniu. Ila,t.; >pH1 iau.. Tuu.
~ r.,au,', Ga.,, DIue Fob, DORIAN, MloLer,I
Jig
Ehar Easrrs E4r BTu. Ngs. Falhs /;
~ Rec, 1rf y,s'si HI4fu; TI,Hs,i TaR.f
Ii-.is. NI,asrg CT; Gius' israi Ngi~ii
Nuusi Av-'v'i if'1p-,,. and numerous Olhsr
lrt,rts. &c the Ar.'sr's use.
The ainy, au,,lcs. both American 1ni Tprris1
,re Meet 1T them ur,d, ,Npr,..., &C. the advertiser,
sHI hs .. thus culIHyd o. supuIy purchaser OF
ulI, With the 'srg is' Y1sy 'tr' ef7 o. pragsrsi,
l, ESQ with the cheapest Description. uf sn,, ~
ola. r-....- met .a,o..bt terms az Wholesale
sr rrt4u MARTIN l.. a." NDI&"n.
l42 Washington ~uert nos iUN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

LAW 90 SCHOOLS. In recent case at
Lawrence, Mass where teacher was sued
for injuring boy underhsr charge by eorree-
ton, the great principle oflaw was conceded
by both parties that for school purposes the
teacher is possessed Of all the authority OF the
parent and is no, liable Tor any punishment OF
pupil unless IL be such punishment as
would be unlawful il inflicted by parent.
Verdict for defendant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
WORTHY or NOTICE.

AUCcsr lJ sls5s.
H. Gss'ltnn We he unisg.
VI. ~, ,t.nrI, Vhuic.,c druggists. dav.
ENY Etlts, \ iHg l"f macy Years soil ,Urr
90 .lsss, VEGETABLE PULMONARY
- 'alns' IIAISiM, sic harry o. t,lr
og ,csti,u"uy 10 iis goat ,bica'y in
~ "a. ~ lh, relief aui cmc ui Pulmonary
nl 's'',,,, Comph'n., W. Know 81 na
-t'FN'N~ \ m,ii'iur which h8s jgs,Ncu.g
sustained ~ high rpuIs'i1u l,r 80 i1n- ,tsu,, ri
,c,rs. ur which NOR, urs,y IrappYilis tue rea.
.8r,lir expectations ~ thl.~ VII u.s To-.
Brrvsr., Stryrn, 4 Ct,hi1g Boston. MAJ.
u. \. T,hp..tark. IIu'i & Co., Npv lodk' Alien
4 g.. C,ucr,lii, o.; lhuurI, Adam. X C.. =
I,,u,., Mo. Gallon = Howe, Lu~rl, Mace. ,.
Srlmr,n 4 c., Chir,.r, H. J. u. VILE 2
CO.. Louisville. ~. u. llull,icr a Co., iiuutn,
y. ~ T. rhunu.1p i e., Tr.,, y. =; J.
Wr..u7. Qusl-c, &. o. ". /. Baud, W.. l.'u,k f,
y. o.. Ir.r,ham & l'u'rr, Ntrglr Nc; N. u.
pa,. J.. Dm.ru & Co., p,uhu|; y. -. rHJr,
Ert,.t. srr, utr, others 'i DO" "Hi ~ a1d r,H't
t..p,,iallc ,,ng...l. tni apYiAccarrs 90 thc lui.
states ,ui lrnsh ruv,uo,'.
H. competition vrh rur ul - cent article, We
nov poi ul ID II ilzs, H h'g' FiaI-' tilts iu't
li.l ,rrp.Isi IUu' aT1Tr'p, g..i av'sl1EI a7f 'lr
t.rtsr' IIl. yu'u 'HIsr, containing ~ nn1
t.- 4.aurt, nfihr smaller ..fr.
I.-tr' trsa'at,ff IHt ib.'r'HHH''
Ir..r.f. EHr thr lttts.,. %, 81. Whole ulHe.
"yaGErNBIE pLLMONARY BN>AN."
prIp,,t only by REED, CUTLER X CO.
Dur.,.,s. GoftIu. slI -u'l ly Nrrthsc,fi'' snd
Dua. .st. Generally. rtirv, large ..is, sl.oOi
si..s' sS., - r.1's.
Iar ale he Pa. b, W. 4. RUST. anl other.
II. 10. NAY, Gsucui Agent iu, Maine. C-.i1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Prs,rr,ury. Henry Ward Breecher Is
man that always COMES 10 time lie
bpt az engagement TO lecture q, B,auleborU
last Tuesday evening, aud fud.ug The South
crn tram not likely 10 reach iher, in season.
iorh s lecture. owing tu some unr2Pertc,
dt.sai.on, be chartered an engine At Spring
Geld especially fgr the iriP,--'he second rm,
hs hls aseu ,he same method Of reaching
Iba, village. Springfield Republican
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
Mnino Weslcyan Scmirarv.

'rHE STRING TERN will commence March
| IAN, O,ut Narrh H., as rcr notice ia cda
l.rc) ani couiir,c aluuI u weeks,
Board o! Instruction.
n, +. TOR~EN, \. VI, runrlpsL
A. 4. ROBINSON. 5. NJ, Teacher Of Malhe
WaitCs.
4. WALSH. 4. VI, T.,shcr Il Aucicnt Language
- Teacher ~ Vocal Nusir.
J. rERLEN, Teacher Of l'nnan'h'p aud hs"S
krrpiur.
Mr.. T.. }. ToRSEY, rrcce rtr,'s and ita'h'r ,
Nuietr Language.
Me. T.. WUEELOCK. Teacher II Piano Music
Mics J. \. ROBINSON, Teacher u DuW'us
add rainrng
- Good Urard con h' olf1lrrd n the S'min''
RI, isau'ip..ho,,r. or ,r private families.
Srrisrts can ,rry muJh reduce their cNpynsc'
o., boarding themselves. ..,...
II. +. TORSEI.
kcpr, II,n. Feb. 81. ISL. Owl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
Naiice Of Foreclosure

NIThsr,1, Toward Z. >u''th, then Of nuc Ahc ''
w IH the Ullri, ~ Oxford. conveyed b, Boo.
D. az N4ugaec g. william Z Spallir. ufssit
HsrAs,s'. n,ritf1 rlscc o. parcel n hui with
ih- buildinr. ih-r-ua, particularly d,soritri r
.1tI Deed, Dated az 49, Acid the tsru', -h'h
a., II March. 4. a. 1858, snd BcrHrlcI io che
ONilrJ Er-i.r BOOK ~, pls, 32l, Co. Which re.
...-1,s rr, '- bad. api vhsf,,s che conditions Dol.
4.f Nuues-- have t..u lruA,u, thc r'srrihsr
r.t.ns a IuJs, u.urr oi ths sane as o, lu iu su,H
Geo. made aHl provided.
wILIINMF. SrALDING.
Uprab-Il March ~, list -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Las, week, Gvo clerks, ri!'c men, were
PObacIy whipped m CharIesgoVn, : c., for
stealing from their employers. They were
10 receive By sentence thlriy-nlne lashes,
laid on u three times, with such intervals
tina, their wounds should have time 10 heal.
The 6r,i iUsialmeut consisted OF twenty
llshes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
Guardian, Sale Of Real Estate

DN virtue of a licsuse from the Hon. Iimothy
ID 10 lden, Judge Of Probate Coz the Co"niy Il
Oxford, .h,l seii AZ private SALE at the sipIc II
Col. Se~an FI,. IL Drumaik, on SATURDAY,
the 18Th day q March. next, at one oslScs IN the
siierno"n, 80 much u the real estate 0f JANIS All
lIASNAH SSow, u Drumark. rs may lie ucors-
ss~ % pfoduce the sutn Il Eve hunpd dollars. ior
the payment Of their jest delas aud accidental eN-
peuses lfihe sane ). MT soh at private salc NJ
aid time. IL Will H. soil At PUBLIC NENDIE,
10 the highest bladder, at o'clocA 4. NJ, Of the
same day, al the sane phce.
Toe real estate Offered ior sale CONSISTS of the
uotthyrly part "f the GIm oa Which the sa'J
Jane, ard Hannsh Sp,~ nov reside.
Terms made ksa~r at the snd place Of sale.
DONINICuS G.. TARBoX,
Guardisnt james and Hannah SRow.
January 25,h, 1874
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

We learn that Mr.. William G. Hobby, Of
ysssalborO', committed suicide, on Sunday
list, BY taking majestic poison, while labour-
ing under an attack Of hypoehondria, to which
he has been subject from time to time, for the
lls' twenty years. lie va, about fOrty.seyen
years ofagc. lKenebcc Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

WHEREAS, Lsvis Nash, II Sveden, in the
w Connty of ONiOrd, aud State 81 Mane'
sloy,,ed, b, he. deed II mortgage, TO Henla'nin
Wsller, t,,,,.ar,r uf the sch'o iunl IN satl N""'
,,,. two certain Parcel. Of Lud, wth the hnildi"g.
thereon, paricular, dr.crhcd ,u .a'd deed, dated
m ~uc,Irn the eighth day IT pccruui-r, ~
1881, .spd rscpr'cd nihr ONi"ri Western Reg'siIN
l,,nA -, rage l3S; aui whereas the cnad,'i"ns 81
ait mortgsge have lycu buksn the s"u''''"r
,I,,u. a CrrsI,.urr II the same a. b, law IN such
eases made and provided. -....
UENIAMIN WEDBER,
Treasurer 1T Srhoul Fund 10 SNt den.
S,r1.o J.p l0fh. lAJl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Queen Victoria at the opening Of Parlia.
msOt was si,ired 10 a splendid dress Of silver
tissue, over which was a robe Of crimson vel
vet. ornamenied with gold lace and ermine,
and she wore a brilliant tiara OF pearls and
diamonds.