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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

Brurcr0> 90 FHEru Ersorr Mr. v.u-
drrh,lt, who i,ahout 90 place a new line II
steamship. on the route from New York Ia
Liverpool, has determined 90 raducr tba arc
o1' ,n 'he frt cabin from $3.50 o. $40.
s'euud cabin from s7j o. SGo. The return
l''-a-1. we presume, &. reduced iu a similar
ratio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Farm for Sale.

4 FARM. situats,l ia AaLuver, OSi'rd 'ouniy /,
1 cuhtbirtug between tao and three hundir
1yIys, rulrt'i, divided iHt1 tilagr, I1siufs1e and
vuui.iat-. Ou tls premises there b stop -and-
l.ttu dvsIIH..bl.isr. AMI tw0 tsrus. Also al
gTcb5Id 81 thirty ifuil tres.
Tof iurihsr pait,-ut,r. inquirs Of WILIIAN A.
MooHEHIAu, Audoysr, of IL
CHARLES b. MERRILL, Psithnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

u,roUp, ss. Ala Cour 81 ffol ntr, bed 7t r..
co.. uitl,ip arl i.r thc tuuu'N IL uaHid, uu che
ibu1 T1rsl4y II Apul i1 ihc yor Of our l0W
Eighteen hapif,d and Gnv.t,r
S,NLMON TOWNSEND. Guardian ~ I.pu'ri
- J.rss. minor ,hid II liltrum JoHrs bi' %
Tuufr, ibsH iH aid Cent, 1.o1N.ri, having poo.
ssn'ri Boo. hrt s-rIuHt oi Uuaruisnshp ol saiI
vt,l at a''HvHHcrs
OuuFErp, th,i The ,ai Gnrlipn give no.
toe o. ~ rrrsoGs Interested, p, causing cops ~
this urrr Co. o. fuhIishrdtb uslh sur'sssi,r'1
1thc Oviari Democrat, printed 90 Pare. hat tbry
co., aurflrat , Probate CrurfHh De- h,H H'r1fis,in
.1id ,arpir. ou ihr lh.h Tnssia, Of N,1 nest
at uirs Of co.. ,IHlh io che lfrunau, lni shrs
cause, " ary lhr, have, Why ths aur 'aou'i uot
o. allowed.
TIMOTHY LvDDEN, JsIr.
4 t.lr SHri AUH.f.
- w. WiFr VIRGIN, H-siHr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
, Of Ppbat, Tor tn, Cent,

To the honorable Judge Of Probate for the Cesn'y
of Oxford. -l.f..
rJ,HoMAs ". BROWN, Admini',rHtor u the
E,iate OF wv. r. DosHAN, late q Paris,
in aid Count,, deceased, respectfully rsprcssntsz
that the personal estate Of aid deosased - MT
suib,sni To- pay the u,, dehts which he owed at
the time ol h- death, BY the sum Of istl'o
huhdred dollars. he therci1W prays that your
honor woull gnn. him liocn 10 sell, At publie o.
private sale, anl convey % much u the real 80
tate ~ aid decreased 20 my H. Bscrsssry &c the
paymtnt II sat dslit. AMI iuridcntslrhafges.
THOMAS II. BROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

ONr0Hr. fs.--N Crut uf Probate H.'i 80
.rafrs. vithIu 1r| tfihs Count, 81 oNilII, %
tlr thiri 1ussfll ~ NpuI, N.p., 1855.
S,NLNON TOWNSEND. Gnri,sn u issi-
- Jrnr.. m.r,S SfrH 81 Hbrnrn Jous. late 90
Trrurr. chen iu sad D.au', da,slsri, having pre-
..r.rH DE- hri rr..Irr ri GwrI.lH'hip 90 sa.d
v1fi .r allowance.
OEurrrp chat ha ui GpulrH give OBJ.
rfrs ~ H'I. rsu.H. interested. o., causing copy
90 fHis order o. Del a' ..l,d th.'' weeks rr.rrfs.
i,rI, boo Ti, O,NH u.n.-pt rfiuirl 10 Paris,
ih4tI uuaurr Htr Probate Court GO lr hH.'
90 usu.. ,H ua ..I Turs.hy ni MBy urN',
atuir. .ltNa t'rk .nfiU urr1u.U, sul show .l...
II lr, il.g have, ahy tbr same should Dot %,
aI.HrI.
TIMOTHY LuupCN, Js'ss
4 trrt Cops affect
w. War NIEDIs, RsFs'1'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

tA'''.yernor Crosby is about leaving Bel
l'i i,' Boston, O. Leoome connected with
ne editorial department, Of Liucll'. Living
Age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

TINE uldsrs. guel. gnu',an ~ TLoHA 4.
CorrtASu, minor eh.h ~ Ssih CorsLnd.
late ~ Turucf, ia the Cuuniy ~ oAioff, uhsn de-
easel, respectfully rsTfr-euts thaf aid minor D.
sritr,i and p1ssr.ssi Uf errnin real ,fis. s'lntFd
DO .aii t0vn Il Twurr, 90 wit. Lone 9Th tl.3l
Ip ruu1i1p and Undivided u the iV,l0wug piece ~
land bon Turner, s'otrssil, snd nsy b. kn"w" o.
Tlrt II lIt rlulsr thiri, five, t3j) and lnunlri
Of follows Bsrhnus 81 ths ras'srly side Of ne
upper street rad, tvcaiy tois from ths north siic
bee sf sai1 be-. thence eastrt', rsnlsl With ihs
nUIth sIis line 81 ihr eIst cod l1s ~ sHil Dc.
ihsurr suuthrfl, a1 aid s1i Ii1r twenty-five t22)
cod. a. snsl II Alsn liL-sHun th~u.c westerly
PARALLEL s'tL thf ".rh s.I5 ii-, q siid De, tn m.
affs.,id uuIsf Stfort rusd-thsner s0utherly
~, saiJ road tvsaty.fvb t22l rBts io place ~
beginning. sHI ihat thr i1irrr.t 0f saiI minor
will D. bet Itomoirt ll nls ~ 'ah rsil
estate a1l thr rr1grcls thereof sstufri 90
,1fH.rtt ~ further rrTrrsrHfs char au aIy1rtl-
-rs1. offer "a mri,.h,r dollars hts h.sn nlir 90
hIu ~ llruN ". Copeland, ilr .a.i real estate.
lul ihbt ilrr Interest of a' rsrsort suHr.rsi Wit
o., beet promoted D., a1 immediate acceptance 1i
t.r .lne. o. iisuuf. unrs chat Boz msy h.
lHfhHrF,.' o. sr,rUt s1I u1rr nUi ssIl sHid real
estate 90 ths Trrsau making che same, without CIV
i.g pplhg uYiicr thrclt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Sintc of MnIne.
E,,syur rsr,sIuIs'

TNt,JuNr rEraETNtNfl
Au,a.Ja. Aps,l y, 1855. !
An adjourned Sss.i,u II ths Executive tounc'
" tII Hs bri 40 Jhs Coulg.l Chanber, "a Nususta'
lB Frr.a,. che Iecuty day q Apt, inst
Aur.U \. JACkSON, Ss-'y = Nia's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Fl1' Apo u" -

O,T0ur. ss Ntp Cont ul Probate h,.d at 70
80. within nod irr thr tauris OF oNiaul uiH"
tlul 'Tu..1t, ul NTriI iI f.Ir year 20 lrr l.ari
eighteen hulIr,l lri G'H-dr,
On ihs fug.iuI r.titIu1,
Ouuburu, That thr aIi Guardian give
MOTTO. tl 100 psr.pus interested lN puhi'hirg' rH.
r, Of 'his urlrf three weeks s1r5,-si1sI, Boz lhr
u1rH pmp,st'pu1t,d tt r,u., that 10, u1s
rr.rfat o. Probate Court Co. bs h'.I TO firls,
au The. ,htrI Tussily 81 VI, arNt, 90 nine pi
ihs g.usk iu do. irsuoun. lud shsw cause, 81 aH'
t.r, have why ihr s11. .hHu' uHt hl allowed.
TIMOTHY LrDDEN, J4fFr.
Atue cor,-Nucsts
W. War NHUtN, Rfgfv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
TIMOTHY llpbLN. ya1gt
\ trrr COPS iW.H.
n w Wur viEois, E.uHv


THE r1'rri.rrl. rurll11 ~ u ~ir1rrs, 11
1 iussrr rsfsll, uf Gi'~ti. vu0.t r'FUs,iiu..v
rHrf,.rHf. chat faHrH Is rU-lin real estate, lshrg
iur d.. ..if I.u -tfl-1t. wh.sh Lls GN.u o. boon ss
Ht.Iulhrs Gr.r's ,tfft-. arf trsr.ih.d 's a..
I,vr. tr.. BE- isug un..ioul ut ihr h0u'st,ad
Gm. with battling. thereon, subject o. vi.Iv's
frfht affrs-r i0 sr.d estate.
Yurr r-uun7.r varI I'ap rsprr'rHi that DO
v.r' Dr. fr iH. lHtrrH.t FOOL. poo 1II u-.I o. s,.I
slyI real estate. l. BE- r. rr1irg down a1I .'pr'.
s.sus. Boz ylir1, bHH uut ihr rIuCrs' Hut't inirr.
,sf 90 Boo sHt. U1I.'s lsr'lf. HHI iIrt d. De-. Co.
rr.,slf f. BFvtHpFru1s uF.r ul thee LuiIrI
.uf sissHullrs Bri sI,H-.r,ru rsr's. ri llui'
-.rtrn. fnii Ofa1. he therefore rays ,Uuf
i.rH. o. .nut b.n '..Hrs, 10 a.uTt ~ saII ulcf.
r. che Ip u fHrh gnsr. rmtl".s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

rlIEur.rrr.isr-I -rrIurai LArr,A.p
arl Juu, 4. pH,v, Ui1.r ohiIIr1 arI
brtr. % John Dstu. Date of rau', u '1I cHHI',,
Irrrss.l. f.sU.t'iu.y T'p0s"Ifs ih1t sIlu uIr.r'
lr. ... md f...s..a uI certain rr'I estate, 90.
rfrf iU Ttris, t'1.r.Hri, r.r'isrr' 20 ths Hone.
,f.lt fra aHI ur. nl.HI..t ha.i fol. i'' 'rr,s "i
IrII. Dos fhsH mo i.f ur'r Isiaarr .uu .l.i
h9u..t..if. lai.rrrus o. slI jrrr1ss'. subject 90
tlr vtIrs'.tilht uf iavsr on siI real estate.
ami fhut v.u. ir zoe iHr interest Hi sI.i u.TI.s
o. go .,I rr,I estate ar pot tlr rrlrr. % GOT un
l1ts 80 f,f tbr b.Irht ~ sld uinur', a. ihs Lfn
L4.t o. rrutI ur I,t ,ut o1 shares, l1I DO There
Ir, l.rusiptrg i1 y,Iua. o. v"ud therefore
.ry ,l-ff h1u1r o. rIaut him h.'uss tn se.I a1i
..4t,, .rlI ...i ,.f.tr, .ulrrr 60 ODE u-ht a'Drr
1.l, no TrHlr uI private s.., i.' ~ .'g-.s'.'
pr.r1.r. asa WOODBURY..
Pans. Ana. n, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
A Valuable Mill Site for Sale.

CITuATED ,ome 50 mio. i,uu this place, and
- IL mile Gum the 4. ! 81 l.. II. L., IN the
region ~ abundance Il tiu.ber. Etf, trfus pay
meat will D. given. L. \. CRAFTS.
south Pals, Aril u, 1855. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

Ala Cont n Probate held n Pans. within and ior
the Count, n O,f,rd. on ihr th,rl ru.stay 81
Apul. ia The year of or lorIsishIosu hundred
and hl,-h,C
lALNON TOWNSEND, Guluian ~ s,lyes.
- ,rr Juns,, minor child. II bampm Jons. htr
AZ Turner, then iu said ruun'y dsreassi, having
pfstsu'.l Do. Gui aocouai 81 GulrIauihip IT
slii sbri Iar aI'1vanrc.
ivu. urIr,rl, hat notire p, given 20 allpcr-10s
interested. D., oansiu- a cory 81 ih's afisr o. IT,
ruIIishr,l three weeks surrr-siv.b iu The ONlorl
Drm.rrHi. rrirt,yi ai Pare, dat tls, may app.nr
~ rrlut. Court O., b. bell ai s1ii rsrf., un che
thirl Tur,I4, of May next. 90 moe ~ thr olu'k
Boz thr E,r,n..l. luI show cause. n ans the, have,
uhy the Earn. .huuu NJ r. granted
TIMOTHY LuDpEN. J.4r,
4 trur cops attest.
w.. war VIRGIN. Rrsi~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
M. ). u. MARCHIsG's
CATHOLTCON.
ron TUE RELIEF NNuglUg CO SIR.
ILMNG FEMALES

urarI.Frrfui.
urtt.r o. run
f,rrvrrsi ra.I
tla diseases Oh.
vHl. urtt.rtIHu
rI.1ieI. urtI..
cobb IsIIW NALL
tI'NPt ANTS
90 sr rHN
IAFsr. trtNr,
or falling OF ihr
Womb Ttrur
NtHusHr Waite.
tIUusir j.
~ 80 ATIus
nm D.
RIOS ~ IUl
" uNr lN,I
ttNrAi Nfv.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

John N.lI write. 20 letter % Father Cuu-
ming, urtir Christian Mirror. saving chat
thr friends nc thrurv Maine law
.r- ..le.r .r-Hn.-a'..r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

OyroEu, Fl, hta Court Il rrlsir hsi NJ Pau.,
withl aad irr the Comfy cot oN.1rI, 90 th-
third Tle.ti, 81 Nril, \. n, 1855
DAsTINE SrNLDING, Canadian II MHti'-
- = Sbrir, in s,i county, minor, how.
iTs presented BIZ uI.t SOD ulsI auC1unt 81 iac
su0lsr.hip OF ,liI ward ~ allowance.
OunrHru. That he ,ail GrardIan give 90.
ti,.to 30 u.rlan. Interested, D., c'uiilg cops ~
Cas-. uuirr o. o. pulii.hri thee s,ths su,c,ssNeN
in The O,iud Democrat, purtni az ilns, that
che, co.., arp,ar 20 prolnt" I.gr 'o be hr,i F"
p,r,.. tl la county, outhe % Tu-sday Il MAJ.
AT. 10 nine ~ d. ,l,,k on ths Gfrn1o0, ADJ
,hr,, caus,, ra7, the, have, WY he same 'hou4
uIt H. allowed.
TIMOTHY LUDpCN, Ja5r,.
4 true capitalized:
wv. WiEr NIEGIs, RsgHv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

The >.i-Uf.fr American says 1--WE al-
vi-. a'I rrr.0H. o. avoid s.irs r,iut.,l wnol-
.r pail, The .yyls .r l.,I with which
uisars painted. B, O. dangerous I.,.-,u. and
+, productive urry.l u many r-.s 4 erat
or,4r1i,H fs 900 OBJ, embellishments We wish
O. -.a un a water rail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

Paints and Oils.
n E0O GALLONS American aud English
Jul IINSEED oil.
10000 Lbs Pure White LEAD.
5000 Ttensh ZINC.
500 Gals. SPIRIT TuRPENTINE.
1000 Coach and Farniiur, NARNlsH
.ll.a general assortment Of Pants, Braihss. S,Fa
Paiaisrs' MiiO,ai'. CaapLias, BS1tiHg fHid.
For sal4ls JOHN W. PERKINS 4 CO.
3nl Commercial street, Poland,
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olToGu, -. a. Count Of Prola,, bell ., Pa

OXFORD, -. Ata Court Il Probate hcld AZ Pa
fi., within anl ior The CountY Of OSlord. on The
thifd Tucsiiy Of April, 4. -, 1853
Upon the forrroing petiliong
OHprHrp, that the said Adminis rai6r give ns-
tirsto 40 pcrsons interested By eausirg copy otihs
order 90 b. pullishrl three cocks sucosssiyely ib
The ONfrd Drmoerat printed 80 faris, that they
uay srpsar 90 a Probate Court IN h. heh ~ PARIS.
ir aid oouat, on ths bird TUssday 81 MAY ncNi ~
nine uf tle ,iocA Boo ihr GfrbpH1, snd sheW Gauss
flay the, have o. hy ths sane shuId nui ~ granted
TIMOTHY IUDDEN, Jsirs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

IITA.Hs "I longs lAlNl 70 ~ llhf So 10
arHlrbistt,H MrSsrHu,uuN, &s., with nI'
L,ir Hrr.mI awning evils, llI".rr ,NrrpirdD OBJ
matter bow severe ur Ut hYp IIH. siarI.n.
References.
spfIa. ka.u, it h1s given good aisi.tIa1
fr ever, instance, aul d. vel spoken ~, uIt only
D., thr.s uhl have uscd ir lHr o., ih'.r m.st lr'I'
uatg Ir,r1Is lI.1. ! il uat L.1w u' 40, ,u'ilrrr
where % bee ailrl On give r.'I.i.
Nh. MILLS, u,
Rochester, y. \.
must si,. from ny own experience apl person
roo uIsrT,Hn.r, II mg practice, ' Doe proved Z" Do
ihc ls,t l1i .ailst r.n-d, Coz 'hc 'lthruirrs III
which % BE- recommended, va iH,t OF l,H''r
vr,Au,.s. such %. rrahru. lrrri, Floor Ala.,
a1i 100 irregular ani pa.a.d meusuu'uYn, 'ni
dl.,,srs ui uuuuau uI thr iru,.- H,.'u.
p.Y. TOOrE, VI u,
SynDuso, y. y.
vau'1 le glad Co ha,sa further lupp.y. o., thc
m,Ir.re BE- becoming ye1 r'puAr, hnd iAinN
Will ,uuiiHrs. as it hss giN,n relief iu every l1-
stance vh,fs vrup.ry uhsn.
TllOMAS NEWMAN. " D.,
ST. \ou1n, lnd.
The C.thbI.c.a .. doing COOL service here. Al
th. pttieufs that have uigi tia mrdrri1r have
i-su leusfftti iui 11r--aui that ouc uoihins "W
htlu. IWIk lUurss
WM. LAIRD UNNLTr, VI. y,
New Philadelphia, OHIO.
p,nphl-,. g. g. bad sr,i,. ~ our Drug Store
RUST & co., DRUGGISTS, Agents,
SOUTH PARIS, NE.
.. solIty ~ the leading Drsgi't' In 'b'
adjoining c0untiss.
IN. MNRCllIsl : Co., rrOpdrior'.
Ccnual Derol, gOI broadway, New NorA' q,
july, 1891. N-'
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= ''' COPY W. war y,rorv. R,rs~.

10 ths lion. Tim,lh, l.rllsn. Jul.c Of Probate
81 he CourI, OF Oz'arI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

ruE ..l,.,,,i.,. h,,eby give p, bile notice to I'll
L concerned, that the' have noh llA appom'sl
ana taken apan themselves the tpuoi LNecu'or'oi
the lat vii and testament Of
FRANCIS IIAMI.lN, late II svcdsn,
Z, he e.,.st, Of oSiord, deceased, by giving bond
~ H. IA. directs. They thereto e request al per-
-. ,,lo ace in,l,bteJ ~ an. "a drssases's e.'
81. 10 male ipmelia,e pa,nent asd those vhs
have any demand. thereon. 70 s,hbd The sase 70
-EYDCIL ". WOODBURY.,
LLyIIlA IIAsLlN.
atin n,rs,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

OXFORD, $50 Ata Court Il PfJ'lir held at "a
r,., within aud So the Cpunt, n ONtfd' on the
thim 1u,sdsy 81 April, 3D. thr var d ouf
I.ori uuc thlu,aul e. gh. huui ~ ',d hil'hve.
ry,HOMAS u. RROwN. Ain,nI'tra,or Of the
estate IT w. n. DrsHAt, late 81 fsr', ~
81 couai,. d ,5ascl. having wescuicd he bret
acroun of biz llminiairatiun IT the estate oi sa'I
decreased for allnwanoc,
OppERIp, That the aid administrator give
a0,ice tosl person' 'a','',''d' Wy causing copy
,,,el, IN The Otl1rl Democrat, printed At PARE,
th,t ihsy nn, appear alta Probate Court 10 b. hsld
Al Pads. ~ sail County. on the third rus'da, 81
Nav. heat. At uine Il tl,s cloc, IN the io'vnooo'
snd shoo csuse, Il any they have, Why the sans
.houl not b. allo~ed..
TIMOTHY LUDDEN, Jsigo
4 true c0py-aticst
wv. WAR yuoIs, Rsg''i".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
LORING COPELAND
Tuurr. March i9ib, 1857.

ONroEu. ss. IA Count ur Probate hsi - r..
fs. viihi1 ui 60 ths CuuHt, n ONiod, 90
thr tbird rus,da, II Nrfil, \. H. 1855.
on thr Turg.1g rs'itiuH
UEurrru, That hs sl.d GulrIisn give
MOTTO, 90 40 person. i1i,rs.lsi w aHsing 70
cop, 81 chs uuisr o. hr rulIishrd ih,s ve'ks
.urr.sIyrN i1 The ON1Td Democrat, printed
90 Paris. chat they mly urrslr ~ q Probate
Count il o. beth at rnns. o1 ihs thud Tus.is,
af Ntr u.,f, 10 nine fol. itr s'H,h iB ihr 'aIv-
u.rn. aHl show cause. faH, 'lsy have, why i4a
..--- .L-L-L ~ l.. -L--I-I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

uIiasr, uI i.Iua.iugi raISTut, SurrETsstu Do,
arH lrbIDJt,H MTNsrHu,rpN, S'., with nI
ta,,r arrumI ,H1 cog evils, ttl"0rr ,Nr,pi'dD OBJ
matter how severe ur Ut hus iIY. standing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

o,ropp. IS, Alta Court of Probate he'll At Paris,
within and fr the Cosniy Of Oxford, on the
thid Tuesday Of April ~ the year OF our
Lord one thousanl eight hunir-d aud hitv'h's.
ONtbs petition of ErsISI Htrs, widow Of
~ C,rui A. Keea, late II Peru, IL said oouuty
deceased pra,ing 81 M allowance ont u the pet
sonal estate ol her late husband,
OHnIaEp, that the sad Eunioe Keen, give
notice 10 ~ psr.ons interested, ~ causing copy
ofthis orler In ~ published three weeks swcrs-
siycly in The ONf,d Democrai, p'iutcd NJ Paris
tbst ihc, ma, srprar NJ Probate Couut .. H.
Ls VIZ w - %. y, the third T,s.dpy or NAV,
mat al nins Of the clock IN thu orraoon aul shew
cause. II aay thsy have, Why Iho 'ame should not
he allowed. ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

4 true copy--attstii
n W.. wiEr vISotv. R,rH~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

W wmr yrors. R.ay.
The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

.OE We have received pamphlet of thirty two pages, containing the annual report of the president of the Fulton and Cairo railroad con- pany, made to the annual meeting of the stock holders, held on the 7th of May.
 This is the road to which such liberal grants of lands have been made by Congress and by the State. Congress has given them every al- ternate section of land on each side of the road, through the public lands, for the whole distance of 3O1 miles: and by the decision of the com- missioner of the land office, the land is to be made good in positive quantity from other lands wherever the lands through which. the road passes may have been taken up or other- wise granted. The counties, too, have subscrib' ed portion of the internal improvement fund, created out of the lands (50O,OOO acres) given in the distribution act of 1841. These land funds are considered as sufficient, in an easier
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church itself but to its aggressive policy and in. Junous and political tendencies, and to propose resistance to these aggressions and tendencies, by preventing, as far as our votes can go the conferrlng of office on those who acknowledge the temporal authority of foreign prince, adhere to the party in good faith, hoping and expecting within a year that construction will be fully adopted by the National Council, and so plainly expressed that no one can doubt its meaning.
 The insinuation that wrote the correspon- dence of the Crescent, the editors of the Delta should be sorry for They had no reason to imagine any such thing. The letter was as new to me, when 1 saw it in print, as it was to them. ALBERT PIKE.
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young gentleman of our acquaintance, who had been paying his devours' Gas Mrs Burlington would say) to young lady for some time, suddenly left her. We asked him the reason and he told us in the following words: "I had been with her, you know, good while, and noticed that she was rather cool in her re- marks, and hinted that she would rather go home alone than have me with her; but didn't mind that, you know. Well, one night when we got to the door, says she, MT. -, I do not wish your company any longer, and I'll thank you to keep in your place, and away from me- That was alitte too hard, and wouldn't stand it. Isached her tRot very nightr-Lynn Mass ) Ne1rs
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PITT ON THE MAIN LIQUOR LAw.-In the time of Pitt 1t was proposed in the English Parliament to subject cider to an excise, in or der to obtain means for carrying on the war with France. A contemporary remarked, "An excise bill has always been odious to the Eng fish. It brings with it the right of search It lays open the private dwellings, which every Englishman has been taught to regard as his castle" " You give to the dipping -rod,' said one, arguing against such a law "what you deny to the sceptre.'' Mir. Pitt laid hold of this teelng and opposed the bill with his utmost strength. The following is a portion of Mir. Pitts speech on the subject and all that remains oi It: "The poorest man may, in his cottage bid defiance to all the forces of the crown. It may be frail; it's roof may shake; the wind may blow through it; the storm may onter; the rain may enter; but the king of England cannot enter; all his forces dare not cross the thresh. hold of the ruined tenement"
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the Convention. They know we'll that the Re- lgious Test was not the result of haste or ac- cident-that it was carefully planned and pre- pared-that 1t was one of the most vital and important principles of their Order. They know that 1t was not hurried through, but ac. tually occupied the whole energies of the Con- vention for Arce days, and was debated with the utmost minuteness and carnestness. Theu know that the Louisiana delegation was not allowed to "creep in," as Mir. Pike alleges the obnoxious clause to have been, but were ignominiously turned out of doors, because-yes, Mr. Pike because they were opposed to religious proscrip- tion, and believed that Catholics had right to political recognition in this free Republc.- Furthermore, the leading members of the Order, whom we have named, since the adjournment Of the Convention, have returned to their se- veral States, and there openly proclaimed, as principle, what Mir. Pike would have us to be- lleve Is an accident!
 But "when the Council meets again it (the obnoxious clause) will be expunged" Mo- sir, that IS another misstatement, and you know 1t. The Council can do no such thing without con- mitting suicide The fanatic and proscriptive portion of their creed is its chief strength in the western, middle and northern sections of the country as even Know Nothing poet must KNOW. nat clause Dy Whlch CathOllCS are stripped of all rights as citizens will remain as long as the rest of the platform, and if Mr. Pike were consistent; if he were the same Pike who voted for it in Philadelphia, he would throw aside hypocrisy, and openly take his stand upon 1t. But Samson believes he can beat the Philistnes again with the old weapon and so we must listen to his talk. a
 When politician pledges himself to party bo cbo T regulations as they are, and not as they ought to be. MT. Pike is committed to the National Platform, as it is termed, and it is useless for him to attempt any apologies in Louisiana for the peculiar manner in which it is constructed. For ourselves we are non- partisan, but we feel it eur duty as public journalists, to expose de- ception and hypocrisy when they come before us in as prominent case as that above alluded to-
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.B- lady of our acquaintance, Mrs. Powell No Is Stanton street. New York, troubled with liver complaint for long time, and after trying many re- medies, was advised to try Dr. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills. She did so, and says that with one box she was effectualy cured.
 Indigestion, stoppage of the menses costveness and general rreguarty of the bowels, are all diseases originating in the same prolific cause, is also that dreadful scourge Dyspepsia. Those who are af- ficted with any of the above enumerated diseases may rest assured that the of all their malades is in the iver and for its correction the best remedy offered to the public is Dr. MLane's Celebrated Liver Pills. Try them. The money refunded if not satisfactory.
 P. s. Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifuge also his Liver Pills, can now behad at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States.
 W Purchasers will please be careful to ask for, and take none but Dr. M'Lane's Vermifuge. All others, in comparison, worthless.
 For sale wholesale and retail in Little Rock, by
 Dr. J. J. McALMONT & co.
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pieces. Some of the bones which were not charred sufficiently to crumble she then took up; threw the largest of them under the floor of the house, and put the smaller ones in box to be carried out the next day. which she and little boy did the next morning; the boy not knowing that he was carrying anything more than ordinary wood ashes. The negro was ar- rested and is in jail. The story of her having perpetrated the murder without assistance is not credited, but nothing is known save what was elcited by her confession. Search was inn mediately instituted, and few bones were found under the house, but they were small, and the longest not more than five or six inches in length. There was no trace of the pelvic or thoracic bones, which would be most difficult to consume. Portions were found that resembled the scull bone but they were so small that they could not be certainly recognized"