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We conclude 10 day tie publication # The Re-
port y the Secretary a. tn FRA .irs an abstract
of the main contents of WITCH l., thus presented
by the baltimore American t. financial OK
hibit Of the Treasurer states that the recent, Of
the fiscal year ending Oh the 3oth Of June, -j4
from all souroes.t TO be $3.50 ~ which with the
balance In the Trea,gr, On the 1T Of July. l-i.I-
-! .92 -t2 Civ, total for he year Of sos ~!
5s9. The receipt, lat year ware >Gl,gg, 57l.
The expenditures Tor the year have bo-n SO
- IGN, lraying balance IN the Treasury ON
thu LIST Of July Of <2o ~ .967 The eSpcpdi.
lures last year were SjI,u26.-l- The recent.
for III" quarter ending September :sltb 1855. ar
s2l,527 ,32- against @2l.35G 80. III, est.
mates for the remaining three. quarters of the f..
chi year are Sl2.Jo0.O01 The estimated re-
ceipis Tor the three corresponding quarters IF
last year were SiO.3n0o0. The amount OF pub.
lie debt outstanding on the 1T Of July wa, sl7,
lSdl,SS. Showing payment Of S25.220 80
within the fiscal year. The tonueee Of the Uni
ted States exhibits an increase Tor the year Of
'H5.-g2 tons The imports for tn wear, are
s26';Sl, 3l7, in excess Of the exports.
In relation TO the tariff the Secretary again W
commends the adoption of notifications that will
reduce the revenue from customs. 50 that ~
more money will be received INTO the treasury
than IL required for an economical admin .in.
ton of the government. He think, that the re-
cepts from customs for the remaining quarter
81 the year cannot be in proportion to those Of
The first quarter The reciprocity treaty, in
Producing free trade with the Bri sh colonies, the
general sh"rlness of the crops, mud the moncycd
strngency restraining the importation and con
sumption of foreign goods, form the basis of this
opinion. The recommendation for the repeal Of
the fishing hounties is reviewed. The subject of
drawback duties on refined sugar is also recon
mended 10 the consideration of Congress The
Secretary gives "A statement of the currency
which makes the total amount Of gold aud silver
coin in circulation on,the Both of September, sol
81 ,OoO,O00, against which there is total bank
circulation OF S2Ul ,6-9 209
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FOR THE YIRGINIAN.
Jnyerile Ct0ucpr.

JhvSilie GSDCetr
We attended the juvenile Concert given by
Mr.. Kcmmerer, in the Masonic Hail. last Tues
day evening, and we are sure We but express tie
feelings of the large audience present, when We
say that every one WAS delighted with the cxcr-
ciscS. Some 100 children, though they had re-
ceived instructions but for some two or three
weeks, acquitted themselves in the happcst style,
calling down repeatedly the enthusiastic applause
of the audience. His charge per pupil for teaching
is certainly cheap possibe-only 80 cents.
We know of no WHO has visited the CITY, Of
late who has done rs much good for as little
money.
We learn that Mr.. kemmorer proposes 10
form another class, provided, he should be sud
ciently encouraged We hope he may be. Send
your children to him-the instruction ne will i'm
part TO them will be worth all the toys, candies.
and the like in town. \ knowledge of vocal
music is AN accomplishment which every one
ought to possess, and we all know how important
it is to begin early in training the youthful mind;
and singing, tools of the most heathful amuse-
mrnts that children can engage in. The class
will meet every afternoon at o'clock, in the
basement of the NJ. Z. Church. Tuition for Is
lessons 50 cents. \ CITIZEN
dec l-dltcIt
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Ladies' Supper.

The Ladies of 1t. Pauls Church. with the view
of discharging a small debt due for the compile
tinn of their Parsonage, will have Supper on
Thursday evening, the llth of December, Mt
the store-room recently occupied by Mr.. J. F.
Slaughter; and they respectfully ask the friend
" aid and patronage of all who may favor SO
laudable purpose. nov. - tl31.
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Robert Rrue,. II, Hero King. BY n, a

Robert Brue,. II, Hero King. BY n, anthor
r "Uaii1ee. The Hero 81 Scotiand,a St
Neu Inrs. s,rngcr & Townsen.- X. \.
" liam-, T.snchburg
The Scottish Chiefs" Of Miss Potter harc
not deferred boldcr aud more nervous hand,
fro.a tbe effort To impnrt nov. interest. md add
fresa la4rel- L. the Patriot Chiefs II Scotland
h,r..e period. Mr.. AleAander,ihe author 81 Rob
cri bruce. ha. successfully attempted itand pro
,eot. u with work Tia. historic incidents Of
which. graphically presented, will alone suffice
t. render il attractive.
tn, Sers5oy. ono volume, Up. 30. New
Yark i. {. DEpBY. Boston e. MoRsE,
I.Ynohbnre.l
Tisis new and somewhat noted production,
introduced 10 do Justice 10 the character and
ORR aaliie- Of tn New York New -boy. The
tale has nsnY passages Of merit, and abounds IN
touches Of the tragic and pathetic; but the rad
81 +. not fasoraely Impressed with the moral pur-
pos or religious sentiment which pefyades IL
RI HAiL: 4 Domestic Tate Of III Pofstnt
Timt. By FASNY FERN-N,w York Mason,
10th rs.
We afo indebted to the Publishers ri th-
wgra, which Is neatly got Up in volume Of 10
pags.. II J. The FIST novel Ivy the Troublesome
fan~y. en1 though we have had ~ opportunity
to I'D It, it j. ar 10 predict for il fine run
atnaug tic numerous admirers # the evergreen
Form Leave
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! q
L GONFFC rlONARl FOR SALE.-l he under.
.s.r intending 70 go to IL business what dif
i.itt ipre>eni uue wishes IN rem his present
p-l,her md and sell hi, entire stock of Gonfec
i'uiary. to.cil will. all tie apparatus rcces,av t.
curry nj. >teh u,ine5s Tie nraiion 81 lis WE'LL
STR, j. every re.pecr, eligible IN the nrr vemcrts
are al date. No slack If buSars., nut
leI,I.s, al ali rett character induces TIC unitr,isrrt
u.ahe ia, eli 1t i, de- re that rati, anp.rch
i5u umv 10 made to :. XEfELI..
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Plaintiff

v a
.fhe cirrnit Court IF AM cr,t county, on Monday
fhr I'M day oi December, 1884;
EIiiah tlftet,r fiainth
Against
C4.f.., II Ruskcr sdu'I u lame. $ pendeton decd,
Nil54ni q. P,nilct,n. Il, her l.. Coicmaa, Pauus
rna,a. tfn-t,e Sc, James lcwell. late Sheriff OF
Aarfsfsi Gaariy, aud George w Christian, his late
dopafv Linn ii raupiu. Alexandria Pampln, Robt
NftrG,s5=t Dale A. Chealwoo !. Stirring CIaibornr
rna.l VI Guand surviving partner OF Irving &
Cd t,sf s nh +. 4osr Rose x ilnrris, james W
h IA Robert A Coghiti and Thomas l.. Taylor.
Defendants
Tn. aie-f # this .uit is to the sum It 1900
ii " .. g. rcnd;clnu. Robert l. Coleman and lanes
s. Peadlron due 10y bona hearing interest from the 2oih
day 81 scrahei, 1899, AMI t" suhec certain property
ia rlir Ill, rnelil ed Ia the payment OF the same And 1t
ata ing y proper affidavit flied Ihnt the deendnf.
a,i, q r., .!i"uu resident othis State It =
Or l#5,.4 - IL do appear here within ore month at
rI ,.t Irba;un here, f. md do what j. necessary 10
Tr,,er t. i,'rrpsrand that cory ot Thu rdei b"
nil,.urd M, We, TOR four successive "eeAs IA IT,
ly ,,ufs Firgniu, and posted at the front door ct
to GairAa4sc - til. County, the fr.t dn, 81 tn"
1t GuutiN Cau,i.
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~ orrRAeE.-Ihe Danville Republican says
COST : were going to press, the citizens OF
our .own were thrown info the greatest state of
excitement. have ever seen them ON any &C
oasion. A scoundrel, named Mdih,n U,ight-
man, committed most brutal assault, Thurs
day morning.I upon two ladies, with a STICK.
without the slightest provocaton twas one
of the most infamous acts we have ever known
committed. in any civilized community; and pub
lie opinion will drive such wretch from among
Us.
II was impossible for the officers to prevent the
infection Of mob law upon him, and whilst we are
writing this paragraph, they are riding him a
round town on rail.
?. s.-They have duekedh him in the canal aud
committed him to the town Jail,
The saaih Side cars fGjcd,o come through on
SATURDAY.. anil onsequentiy u" Northern nr La
tern MAJ was recrivcd that evening. Tie cn1S,
We pnaers,ana by telegraph, ran off the truck
below Farmgiiie. but the accident resulted IN 40
serious injury.
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l,os:t.lNNpAGE, Attorneys ata.aw.

lily NsHBCRG, VA. hos" removed tn,r ole, TO
t.afsnene4i. neAt below the Farmers Bunk. the
,tar ct Re- t,lrS. aud adiIiras fae oil = ~ Z.
J. g31i, E=d They continue to ptaottce j. a H..
Golnis "a ~. rit e yucur- the connfic. i h afea
AMI Campbell All in the CirutC "its f the utty
nj AM dee II itd"o t&r
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THE BEALE CAsE.-It is stated that Mr.
Throckmorton. the husband of the young ledy
who preferred charges against DR.. Bealc, has
madepl sfhdavit that he does not believe the
ladys story ip regard to the violation.
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Who ARE THE NoMINEEsl-It is Il singular
fact, says contemporary, that the nominees of
the late Stanton Convention, Henry a. Wise,
Elisha W. McComas and W. p. Bocock, were
all arrayed against the Democracy in $50. 1t
is remarkable that the Virginia Democracy could
not find even one worthy Old Stager, but should
thrust all the honors on those who were for the
'.Union of the Wings for the sake of the Union,"
in the memorable canvass of 1910.
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To cfigy Of Or. Thompson was burnt in
Nam Street on Friday iight,in the presence ofa
largr crowd.
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xgf.srs,NGraN FsousE,LyN

IA fsSEs3NGESN HOUSE, LNSCltBth'
w NA.-ihr >uhs'' The - having purchased III"
ier Nd vii Known House, take occasion Ia infa1a
rha lend. aud the public generally that thy vii,
al cir best cxerIinns IL accom- - ntr, -
the nost arcertahe manner all who may as"r thea
with II cali To- entire attention of tle Premiet9-
viii lie devoted - the bu.ncs, of the House lh'V
determined that Eff their part shall ever '
wanting 10 provide Tor ihe TABLE the best tnrr TINT
the markes siihn their reach will anrl. The tuiia.
ing is large and cnnvrnicn having been recently ndr't
and improved. and all romloriah.e IN
we'll furnished
large fourth OMNIBUS viii Wy pa.s"l'-
gers, regularly to and from the Car, aud Boat
JOHN A OTEf,
nov - dtr BIN NM. L. Holt.
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Z tOIN--I r,lf,
LEO. DANIEL. ), C.'h.
Sfar#i I, borne, y. q
IN CilANCERY.

NlIN W
T . r. fft Il tbs suit is to enion the ! tendnnts
fr:n al t#ri# 81 pro- -iug~ judgment, "biained in
la-4 au4t o. the Goth day Of y en.f Sd IN the
tf,nr al Ssaat.l itchcy, assignee OF Snnuei QnarI".
aea.a.t Va y Stevens $3.50, will interest from
25fh.5,, EN-. e. 1872, till pad-a.d IL 70 cnsts until
tn l10ffr ,ior ,thr Coult. And ail curing by h.
leiuf. ut taa 81 ulithit the Gelendonf Samuel kches
/. nor cut of this State, i, orieiri Tint he "a
aepc,r within month alter due pnbIcnti II her.
Of md ID what i necessary to roiec' his incrr,t-
mi ha ropy u this ofdcrhe Publishes week
har Ut 49,, - weeks IN the Lynclhars Y raifar,
~ pn to-! front d"or # the Cour'h Il lls
County, he fist dny al tho n"At G"nn'. Court
4 = py-renc.
LEO. d. MEL j. Ci'k
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ar.>ula cauR.t. he apo. par, >a1l.-'
An. i.,54 Anr, t,lut I'D Sthbei z.iltr5 ~,
-. !; Il I,s -. mule hhoNut upAHfl- 1T f,e In
.,.t 5s.-.#a.= ty.r' u,r ct Ism. 81 ii. gI-
sf iI=ts.. ff,snuuccd tirtu excl netl No..
.. i.14I Ill in accordance "uh -rt'h'IHc irnrir.r.
4Isi .aii It, ptaI u.'entrai Ai"'"i - l. =
k,.,s.. Il. l. fhat phY-icinus g-rrny prpa,e spat4ar
- :, .lfz. anl tui. E,rt speaks nrt. Ia f,yn tIr
. "a. nj IN ,tril-ir ''tit az Il 49, srigil Il pf..
I.tI.. aIieh mot oltIern'ed "hsfe IT, be-
known an VIII er coming intA Va 9enc-a' Tor
f- 4-f4a,.ing oupiaipt, they intended L. tlI4a
F. Il ,ii.t. ii n mugs uul tilr'rt, Sr,lart- AHs.lt 9
f,i.ft, Fxeecl#,it affords n sat, and speedy ranr..
"a Il. ia y. 4tfi4u, Gur.'ia has b. k45n4 a.
tail Ia p. ~ =. II See ndvriti,srtni ii aszf O..
r,,t,.a an i,..,.4issy, nt'h.I> Ia. had grti.,
m. t,,.lt. Prfrc al COG only 81 rcai> PEI bot ,-
,affi.- f. ] ~. Dc In
NIX nervous deprr>-cl it, .pnr,. md a ..r.s, -,
p..a t..ai l.. to wei, ~ ply ct ey,- 49,. .
=, nd el an object ct ,nnii,. ratt., VI
il .u,-f.,d / + hlu 10 despair We nj NV ~
.s r.s,rt. aud rritthie he rtny ., Ia. c,r,iinI M.
p,,,,> =, 10. hand', Grru,Hn Bitfrrs. procured hv
DE- r NJ J l,A snn Pa Ia ie .I, ser than rhr
mai, ha=d nHaH-tti "h''t * proving apun his boy
AID ,5i.,: 4a ii hr cin,e' To- ny ihen, Ill insure
d, .,.raIv rale. SEE advertisement dec d2a
foNTaGIUES DlNEASES.-We believe II l., ~. e.
nh. I.l H. i,,,lr"e tina. % 90" dt~.n L. coa-
IT,, r,I u H.. te B,,nd j. in pure d lealify sal,
In ,rl.r >,,.- -n,lr>irable ii'ct, recommend
To- 4t,Ir f,.,iers ~ -"rt CAeTEKs .PAtisn MANURE.
ubl, -. generally aceu"Vl dg'd ~ tie fleet
u,i t4,,.r at IT, Blond Yet di-r"ycfcd. II MT ONLY
cur. bt i. p4st.vey the only remedy ah., IA he
d. r,.ir nn preventive 1t "Pi'rI.c or cotlasou.
di rs.ss.
rey. II din
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Tivs gOw RENT a. stoCK OF

Bfoua NJ. Wli'chcnd, p
80 ] u =
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Ev7.ogsy AND HENRY COLLEGE

ADMINISTRATIONS co, NA-Ihe Sp9iar Session OF
pa, In.iati III will con mcncc On the lith January,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30
The Exclamation

Amidst hall a column'of the s,llles, FUN
merry. In the Republican Journal. there is
found Ii, following explanation Of the redl.
culous charge made hy It's editor that be saw
rum in Mr.. Mouil's room At Bangor, bot
saw hone IN Mr. Plsbury's. 1t Is muddy
enough To blind bat Here It is
Now the facts are that We never saw Mr.
Morrill, three seconds. that We know Of, and
do no, know him At an. We never accepted
h., hospitality and We utterly deny that IN
IN, loom we a-icd the host, or are response.
ror the procurement, Of liquor there in the
manner stated. What may har, ben sad, or
rho may hare rpLsf a l,N oord a persOr must
hare sharp recollection 10 iH Bot we
very veil remember that We considered our
selves CUES, lu the room, and conducted our
selves As a guest, and We know what belongs
TO good manners as well as another"
Is the charge here re,ncted or sustained !
No. 1t lie simply lodged. The editor says
be said no,hInc abou, /, at frs, but simply
amused himself with the remarks ofthe Nor
rill Press. |, mus, be fine amusement to as
SET, fllsohood aud then dodge IT, It would
have been better to have kept silence, same as
the irresponsible conductors OF the Norway
Advertiser have done in respect to similar
lalsehoods uttered 10 relation To the editor Of
this paper. They asserted in the streets and
IN their paper, "that he sold pint Of wine
lor SIS cents costing one dollar galIon-'ha'
he sold i, to a Swit incbriaIe to get drunk
un-that he sold it to everybody that could
paw ior n''-all absolute falsehoods. Such
is some Of ,hc Irregular" Democracy here. il
seems tina, waldo has some Of the same sort.
These charges come with good grace when
We contemplate wha, might, with truth be
l said of their authors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30
Proceedings OF the State Convention
of tho 2ist.


To show who were honorsd on the Occa-
sion. We give tho following
Temporary Chairman, Joseph TObin, Esq
Paris. Charlie, d. Merrill, Esq., Portland
and Capt. Andrew T. Palmer, Belfast
were appointed Secretaries.
Permaneu, organization, Luther 5. Moore,
Esq, York. President-wilh Vice Presl'
dents.
Secretaries, Moses d. Bartlett Esq. and
tho two appointed temporarily.
Hon. A. X. Paris was then nominated
with tremendous noise as stated by the Ar
gus. Then according to the same authority
the following cheers;
"Threc tremendous cheers were then Civ.
IN Tor Albert PrtsnuRY-Snd thee more
br Albion X. Paris.
Significant enough indeed Albion X.
Paris. second to PilsbuIy. Pihbury first,
Paris last Paris carries Pilsbury or
rather Plsbury's successor is the link by
which Pilsbury himself and bis d'organiring
forces are TO be made fret, first, fret. Re
member that
The Committee which reported the broad
and comprehensive Platform composed Of
inject" and IMAM" VI, as follows;
The Chair reported the Committee on Re-
solutions, viz: Penobscot, w. b. $. Moor /;
Kennebec, 10, NJ. Morrill,; York, +. r.
wiggin; Cumberland, s. J. Anderson :
Lincoln. John Babson; Oxford, Alyah
Black Fra"klin, John L. Cutler Pi'cala.
quis, A. VI. Robinson Hancock, Arno Wis
well Washington. James Nichols; Waldo,
Joseph Miller Somerset, franklin Smith /,
Aroo,,ook, Leonard Pierce SaeA4ahoc, J..
T Gilman Androscogg.n, Charles Milleii.
The State Committee was reported as FOL.
lows:
Washington, Geo. Walker; Penobseot,
Hastings Strickland Kennebcc, 10, VI.
Morrill, Somerset, franklin Smith, Han
cock, John r. Rejman; Franklin, Darius
Howard Piscllaquis, Alex. II. Robinson
Sagajahock, Oliver Moses Androscoggin.
Alfred Pierce Cumberland, d. p. Baker,
Lincoln, Henry Ingalls, York;. $. Moore.
Waldo, 7. II. Groso; Aroosiook, Il. l.
Staples Oxford, Jane, Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

MANE BAPrisr CoSyEHroS. This body
was IN session the greater part Of three days
las, week. It was fully attended and ihe DC.
casion one Of deep interest TO all connected
with il. 1t represents as we learn from &C.
port in the Whig, 29l churches, ~, 500 com
mnnieants, and about 600 elsrsymen. l'.a'
a board Of Maine Missions located 10 Port
land. Of which Dr.. Wilson is President. u
raised last year $4,000. During the session
addresses we're delivered By Reys. DR.. Plii'
son, Of walcrilIc College, Dr.. Parker Ct
Of Massachusetts, and oiseoUrcs by Rev
Mossrs. Knox Of Lewiston, Buiicr Of East
port. and Child. Of Massachusetts,.
On Tuesday evening Rev. DR.. Pai'.'oa
made at able and interesting Report upon no
PRESENT grarc aspect Of public AFFAIRS induced
" he ecrc,arc D,oranats ofGe Sarc Io1'
ar; and spirited discussion cnsued' ai''i
which Resolution were unanimously adopted
affirming the right and duty Of ministers to
speak and act in political affairs. OPfosI'.oa
10 the Slave Law aud the duly Of ursIr;
its repeal and the purpose to carry on, these
sentiments in refusing suffrage to mea "a-
will not publicly pledge themselves to main
tain them. Jefrronian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

The following is the Argus endorsement
Of Mr.. SPinney.
ave notice that some papers are attacking
our friend Robert Spinney, Esq, Postmaster
Of Boolhbay, on aecoun, Of presumed con.
nec,ion with the Morrill, movement, this yeaf.
Wa know that Mr. SPinney was not at the
Convention, though his name was used as
ono Of the officers, without his consent, as
was the case with several others named in
their programme. There was not amembsr
in that Convention from BooIhbay. We be-
lievo ,hi, Mr.. sPinney will be found acting
with the Old Democratic party this year
and aiding in the election, and voting for Al
Bros X. Pans, the Democratic nominee Of
Wednesday last"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

MMSr FRrr Pass. The frs, number Of
a Journal Of the above name, published at
Bslfls, Waldo Co has .us, made It's appear.
aucc. ], isa large sheet, published on good
PAPER, with good type. Mr. Levi r. Wing
is publisher. NO editor s named. This
first number gives promise Of ability, indus
try add ir'egriiy.
The people Of Waldo need Democratic
Paper. The probability now is that their
opinions NAV b, reflected, their measures ad-
yocl,sd and their true position fairly present.
81. The people of tia, County are among
he mos, patriotic in the Safe. They have
une noble democrats deeds heretofore and,
With this new aid If the RICH, stamp aud
character. they Mill 90 90 again. There
is We, hope tor bleeding Waldo. She will
ye, purge herself Of the parasites who now
claim the divine RICH, to control her /; and in
spite Of mcrcenaries assert her true charac-
ter. Success to the new star in the East.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

Too F,sr The report hiss been circulated
tina, Mr. Paris was nominated to heal iho 10.
visions in Oxford County and consequently
tina, everybody would vote Tor him. This IS
a very curious, singular, extraordinary r1.'-
take. Gov.Parris NAV command rsar'yoY the
irregular and truly Bogus vote Of 80 % ih'
County but as this is comics, Of principle
and M. of men he cas- DO no more. The
whole affair is well understood hero. lie
will receive the samS Identical strength, press
and all that woult have been given to Pie
bury OF Chandler.
The Platform ia received with the rrca,r''
GOODNESS and no, a few have denounced u he
most unsparing terms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

To CoRRrsroSDrSrs. Every publisher
Of news paper is gpiifed to receive CON.
munications from intelligent correspondents.
Il adds interest TO tho pews and gives weight
to public opinion. 10 these times Of strong
political feeling, il is a pleasure TO witness
the increased attention given to this mode Of
imparing to the people both instruction and
entertainment For the benefit and consd-
Grafton Of this class Of patrons, whom Hs
wish to encourage, We invite their careful
acquiesence IN the following rulcs-tho ne
cess,y Of which will be seen at glinc:
aud compliance with which Is too obvious to
require either reason or arg imens.
/. Write a plain bold logible hand.
.. Write only on ono side Of the sheet
?. Let their be 90 blo,s.
{. BE concise and brief as possible.
5. De sure snd Punstuaio each sentence.
q. Write out fully each word
:. Send 10 the Publisher or Editor, tho
true name Of tho correspondent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-30

M.rsE WEsLEYAS SEMINARY. This H.
s,iiuiion is in a highly 1ourishing condition.
A neat and elegant Catalogue, 1854, just
issued from'the Press Of Russell Eaton. Au-
cnsta gives unnislakablc evidence its pros
pcrity. This Seminary has a course Of
study in both the English and Classical De.
parlmcu,s-each occupying three years.
There are two term, Of Is week, in each
year. The average attendance Tor tho past
year was l72 students, male and female, Cor
each term. II. p. TOney, A. NJ. an enter
Prising and accomplished Teacher, Principal
Of the Institution.
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TmrCoSsrqurScroF BuRSs RrTURS. The
decision in the case II Burns, the Fugitive
At Boston. has awakened the community to
the inquilous effects Of the Fugitive slave
Law. An abb was so fully proved in thai,
case that every locker on supposed the Com
missioner would acluit the Fugitive but tho
evidence OF one yirginiah outweighed tla, OF
aI Bostonians. The result is that 5000 per-
sous have signed a petition 4, the Merchants
Exchange. Boston, for tho unconditional Re-
peal Of the Fugitive Law. 1t is headed by
Pearson who furnished the vessel to carry of
Sims.