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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

TuE MAssAson SAlvE is now used in nearly every State of the Uniqa and has rscived iaudntinns from thousands It cures Piles. Burns, Cnts Wounds and is & valuable family remedy. Sold at D cents per box. 4rA .ada 6 & aaJ. P. SuLxrvAS, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
 Sold by X (. Smith Litchacld. Alvcri Brother, Wolcet.-iIe + -a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

ADVICE roCoSsrxPrtvrs.-Dr- Rogers Syrup of Iiv- erwort, Tar, and Canchalagua E m approved remedy for all the various stages of CoSsrarrroy such as hacking cough Pain in the breast Splitting oi B2oi
 Night Sweats. &c, having stronger testimonials than were ever before given in favor o any Expcctogant iteiicae in tae world It can be found at the Drug Stores E-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
For Sale o,. To Rent
FOR SALE.

THSHE Dwelling House, Store &c., on the South N side of East street, opposite the Congregational Church in this village lately occupied by the sub scriber The House. with any part of the Land, wilt bc sold separate if desired. ..
 Terms, to price and credit, to sud the parehasz Enquire of $, r. BOILES, ut New Haven.
 March 3d, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
West Cornwall Institute.

west COrnWAu l0SIIttltG. - A Family Boarding School for Boys, at Yves.
 Cornwall Conn. -. ENHIS Institution affords superior advantages to A young men who wish to prepare for business or College. The pupils reside with the Principal and it is his constant endeavor to add to the mora! elevation, intellectual advancement, and physical levelopemcnt of those placed under his care Book Keeping hy single and double entry business Penmanship and commercial Arithmetic thoroughly taught by practical accountant. Summer term will commence May 7th znunber limited to 16.- Circulars containing terms, references, Sc.. may be had by addressing
 NOAH R. HART, Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
New Establishment. WATCHES AND JEwELRY

~ REINHARr has eStajlishel himself at the Nj. Bookstore, aBeckwth's building, south Street, where he will be happy to meet all who wish to examine full assortment Of fine Jcwelrv, Silver and Plated Spoons and Baskets Card Receivers, Gold, Pearl and Leather Port Monies and Card Cases erar Olscs, Ivory Tablets, Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens Pen and Pocket Knives. Also, greater variety ot Fancy Goods than has been exhibited in this viagc-al of which can be sold at much less than usual prices
 fs3 Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry repaired without charging full value of the article.
 C. REINHART IitcLGell, March g, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
Farm, for sale.

yESHE subscriber ofars for sale Farn situated in
 A Warren comprising about 150 acres of wood, meadow, pasture and piow lapd. A good Dwelling House, Wood nouse Buns and ether out buildings arc on the premises and stream of good water is brought to the door. If not previously sold, the above will he offered at public Auction the 24h of April next. Also Stock Farming Tools, Furu ture Sc. Enquiries may be made of DAVID w. WOOD, Litchfeld, the premises of LURANA WOOD.
 Warren, March 25th 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
DIErIo.

In Newtown, Iowa, Feb. N, Emily Alice Mershon aged about years, second daughter of Rev. J. Msrshon formerly of this county.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

fE At Republican Senatorial Convention held at the Town Hall, Htch6eld. March 27th. 1856, Hon. JoiIx Born was chosen President, and C. N. HookEn Secretary. After aa informal ballot for candidate
 for representing the f5th District in the stste ssnate the following resolutions were adopted unanimously v Ra4pd, That Gideon H. Hsllister be the candidate for Senator s,n the 18th District for the Republican Patty, they having full faith in his principles of pa riotism and liberty s1a vsss sz7 ss s.a = ResOiced, That the proceedings of this Convention Dc published in as many of the newspapers of the County are favorable to the principles of the Be publican Party. 4 @
 H. s. Barbour of Torrington JanaE Alrord of Winsted. and S Beebe of Litchfeld, were appoint cd District Committee for the year ensuing s M C. NJ HOOKER Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
Psr Order of tis Aaancing Cbnesnss.

The Electors of the town of IitchHeld, opposed so the present National Administration and to the further extension of Slavery are requested to nect o'clock P. M. for the purpose of nominating can idatss to represent this town in the Legislature.
 RT Order ef tae Eas Coasaiaes:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
.HcS.ys. fl. {, J. nu,Nor !.
Fror; Prcfassor Wiason.
 BOSTON. July 18th. 1855.

Mesus. 4. &i J Ddson:
 Dear Sirs-Having carefully examined the very eScehea. Melodeons of your manufacture, allow me to express to you my qualification in finding in them all those qualities which go to make up superior instrument, viz: perfect equal temperament and excellent tune, prompt and even action. beautiful style of finish. durability, power and superior auali- y of tone--which last especially think exists to such a remarkable degree in the instruments in question to place them far in advance of any Me icieonk have ever before seen. .s ss - Very truly Yours, &c. GDo W Wusos
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
Fro. S c I0itss, !Nsc Fork.
 3fl0 prn.nw.x V

4. < J. naykns. Wclcottville Conn.,
 Goaas,s The sielodeons of your manufacture which have disposed fhave given the greatest satisfaction and can recommend them as hxing of quality of |. tone and touch equal to any thing in the country
 Yours truly. . fs SAA'L e, JoiIn..
 Now York. .Jaae I2th. 1855. ter.,.sgs -~~ F# fE- Sc 0fvs-tLMnent on fourth rase
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
House and Lot for Sale,

FHNHE subscriber offers for sale his House and To.
 A in West Street . The House is conveniently sr- ranged for one CT two families The Tot contains I of an acre of land we'll stocked with fruit with , gooi barn. eistsTn and wood house. Persons wish ing to secure bargain, will do well to embrace the present opportunity. se
 rs sgs. mTHosIas II nIeHARns
 Iasch ssld. January 2i. 1855 asz TT -sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

1dtch6eld County Historical Sooiety.-The next meeting of the "Ltchfeld County Historical and Antiquariaa Society will be held st the Court
 House in Ltchfeld, on Wednesday, April 9th, 1S56
 The Addfsas will bs delissssd by G. H Ho.I,srsa. A business meeting will be held immediately after the Address is concluded 79s=sS F2z Pr Ordg of ti. Maaccsng C5aensssx
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
FOR SALE!

ss T.,' FEN aorcs of Land, lying south west of IS Cornwall Ilains ftn sid prr rnises is Dwelling House. tsoBar is an Wagon House; also slrOrchard of Grated Fruit silcs other ruits. It is suitably di:j,lcd into blow, meadow and wood Land, ani has I gooi water.rririlcge on the premises. It was formerly owned hy Alpine Pierce and is to he sold at a bargain. For further particulars enquire of C. MORLEY, on the premises.
 Cornwall Plains. Pc. .uary lS15.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

MR. EDITOR An article appeared under the edi- torial head in your paper of the 20th inst, which does great injustice to the people of Woodbury. the jury Of inquest, and the Justice before whom the person accused of pcrpetrating the late murder ill our town was tried You state that the excitement fn Woodbury is still intense aud the feeling against the accused not abated" " and that " Bradleys coun- sel made defence, deeing it futile in the present state of the public mind to hope for his discharge by the Justice" Ton further say, 'From all we can learn, the Curt ef Inquiry, and all subsequent pro- ceedings have been conducted almost solely to tain what connection Bradiey hal with the murder and not rho committed the dced'
 We wish to state in reply to these accusations that have not discovered any excitement or in tense feeling, any feeling whatever against the accused in this place. but on the contrary hearty sympathy with his friends, and hope that he may be able to clear up the proot now existing against him on q fair and impartial trial. There was no excitement which should c,,1 the learned counsel ipr the accused to fear that the hi sh- minded able and impartial Justice before whom he tried, would nDt decide the case according to law. The counsel for the defence vigilant for the rights of their client during the hve days consumed by the trial and Mr. Graves spoke an hour and three-quarters. and Mir. iL,list>r two hours and half in dcyane of the accused. So t wouii seem they made effort ..t icencc. ~s +s.t
 TOT otSieiFS VIC say, tnt we conauctcl the examination with the ~1le pmpose c tsi'ng oM ,sao co,nn,'td the mrdss and nH as you state, what nection Bradley ha with 1t. It hear the close d the second day of the Jurys examination, before suspicion fastened any one, and then it fell the accused.
 So far know the feeling of ourselves, or the people of Woodbury, it is that the accused may have fdr, impartial trial Wttont ay oatst' pressure on either side and the earnest hope if he be innocent that it may appear before the court.
 S,naoi by the Jury of Inquest.
 Woodbury March 25th lS,Ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
New Spring Goods !

rE>ITQS II. RICHARDS, at his Clothing Establish. -A ment in West Street, has just received large variety If every kind of Spring and Summer Goods for gcntlemen's wear Come and judge for yo'rssves
 Litchfed March p, lSJG
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

5 BLacKwoOD's 8 MAGAzINE.-Con Modern Light Uterature-Poetry; A Military Adventure in the Pyrenees The Wondrous Age; Public Lecturers Touching Oxford; The Ancient Coins of Greece Tckler among the Thieves; The Drama; Lessons from the War Religion in Common Life. Repub- lihed by Leonard, Scott & Co.,, 54 Gold street, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

rg%HE Court of rroh7te for tho Iistric: of Itchfcd \ hath limited and allowed six. months from the date hereof fer the credi to tEo Estate of HARVEY PERKINS lat. oi Iichicd iu said District, deceascd, ill which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those ne3lrriing to present their ac- co1nts within al time, properly atcscd, will be de- barred recovery. All pen 'ns indebted to saia estate a1c requested to make immediate payment to
 T0.irINSON WELLS, Admins
 HENRY PERKINS, tfator. fstrfyArlI March .As. lss,tj ae..---.a-.-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

FWSHE Court of Probate for the District of litchicld -k hath iintei and allowed six months from the date hereof, tor the creditors to the f.cltc of JOHN MORSE. late of 1itchhcli in said District icccascl, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those neelecting to present their accounts within s'i time properly atcsted will be deharrcd q recovery All persons indebted to said estate are reluestcd to make immediate payment to
 JOSEpHB, MORSE, Adminis
 4 ASAHEL II. NOISE, 1 trators. Ltchiicd March 10, lS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

froes Oi,.er R Nse.on trgaats aud 7a,thsr Q; Musi
 N, Jplas. -Nao Brunssc,ck. Hassrs 4. Si J Dayton
 Gents-lhs Melodeon purchased of you In .spril proves to Do very superior instrument in every re srct, and pl.,scd to learn that all of the Me loicons of your manufacture which arc in Use in this vicinity give satisfaction.
 Respectfully Yours, o. E. NEWTON. SD Johns, N. R., July 2lst ls5o
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
Daytons' Melodeous.

Tue following among the testimonials lately received by the manufacturers of these well known and highly approved Instruments:
 From Z. Proeto., 7,Gcaa' cf .Hu,tc. K>w, i. &J Dapton
 Gentl. .mcu=-It is with much pleasure that I offer my testimony a. to the eActluncy of the Eeed h. strumcnts manufactured by you, and am happy to say that in my opinion they have not been c,prltd by any manufactured in this country Yours. sc.
 F. PROCTOR, Bennington, N Ii.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
Cash for E'urs,

HtALE-SKngs " AyTED Cash paid for Calf N/ Skins. t9 $. D. NoRTuPAy MY C COMPANY, al their factory iu South Norfolk Conn.
 South NorfUlk March l7 1856. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
E':..1 ....1s.sa- Nc.icc.

NT has been reported by certain persons that have N sold out my Mlrblc Establishment in Waterbury, and left the city; that is nistakeI still at the old stand and will sell Monuments, Gravestones, &c of the same quality of marble and finish, cheaper than any other establishment in the State.
 $. WAIIEN. Waterbury, March 11th, 1SJ6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03
K or IC E.

THVHB subscriber will be at the Mansion House, M Ltchtieid the first Monday in April, and give all persons indebted him for the of horses for stock, an opportunity of settling.
 Wuoihury March sth ISJS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

M OTICE-This is to forbid all persons trusting " any one on my account without written order from me for shall pay no such debts -... .... -..s' '.-r . VIM WHEELER
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

GTATIoNER T.--An assortment of Letter, Note - and Cap Paper, lawyers paper. English Laid pa per, and envelopes to match Ink. Pens. &c. of su perior quality. constantly an hand at ii ',
 MsEEu ERANEE's. Lstohfsld, Dec 2ith, 1885 ,r... l9
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

From /. 7. Hatsoa, Ttchcr q Music on Piano cns
 .uekodson
 Having examined the improved model M.loCieons manufactured by A. X J. DAYTON, Wolcottville Conn. am prepared to express my confident opinion that they are the most perfect instrument of the kind manufactured.
 ..-.. ..... J.. F. wArsos Jr. Boston, July 18th. 1855 From H'm. 4. Httin.uy Or7rnie 1nd Conductor q Ms
 SIC at the Marsnr's Caarca Boson
 BosroS, July 10th, 1s55. Mssrs fl. S J, Dawon:
 Gents-r1svins recently had opportunity to examine your beautiful style of Meloisors take pleasure in recommcndng their great superiority in many respects especially in ttcir quickness of speaking, excellent tune and temperament, their great power and superior quality of tone, which is free from that harshness prominent in some in struments of this kind.
 Yours truly, Wv, A. HATHAWAY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-03

NoTIcE-Gn persons indebted to A c, Bradford " January lst. 18ss mus. make immediate pay aaent to the same. Rss3r, mess Yoa!
 sfSsts8 sssfEI s@3SAsG. BRADFORD. Wosoot'ville. Feb. 2sEh. 1858. rza.4a a 'ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

system and brain received shock that may
takc years TO overcome, and perhaps never
can be cured. Will the people Of this coun-
try ever forge, this terrible outragc2 Can
they ever forge, it? No, until they become
fit tool, to be put under the lash and the
bludgcon themselves.
There /. to be q regular war all over the
country between the outs and ms in the
border rufian democracy. How they will
como out no one in the Republican ranks
cares. II will bs regular Killkcrny
Cat" fight, aui q. the fur lies nobody will
cry hut the victims Tho chiefs Of the
pro-slavcry democracy are in trouble. They
clearly see sorrow before and destruction b..
mind, " fighting. within and fears without. 3"
they are already in the cddying whirlpool
which will cnsulr both them and their trail
bark ia irrctric,able ruin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

achieved independence, by the circumstances
which surrounded them. and they were thus
made capable Of the creation Of the Repub.
lie. II deceived on the next generation 30
consolidate the work Of the revolution, 10
deliver the country entirely from The intiu.
,ncc. Of conflicting transatlantic p'rt'aliiigs
ar antipathics. which attached 20 our coli
onial and revolutionary history, and 10 or
Jamie the practical operation oi the cnn'ii'
tutiunal and legal institutions OF the Union.
TO us Of this generation, remains the not
les noble tack OF maintaining and extending
the power Of the United States. We have,
at length. reached that stage Of the national
career. in which the dangers to be encoun-
tered, and the cxcftious 10 b. made, are the
incidents, not Of weakness, but Of strength.
In our foreign relations, We have 10 aticm.
p,r our rowcr to the lees happy condition OF
other repuhic- in America, and 10 place
Ourselves m the Calmncss aud conscious dig
nifty of riyh, by the SIDE Of the greatest aud
wcalthi,sto r the empires Of Europe. I'm our
domestic relations. We have 10 guard against
the shock of the disclut1nts, the ambitions,
the interests. aud TIE CXuhcrlnt, and, there
fore, sometime. irregular impulses VI orIn-
ion, or Of action, which are the natural pro-
duct Of the present political elevation, the
srlcrclancc aud the restless spirit Of enter
prise or the people Of toe United states,
| shall prepare {, surrender the Executive
trust {, my successor, and rrlirr 90 private
lite with sentiments of profound gratitude
20 the good Providence which, during The
period %, my administration, las Nouebsalcd
10 carry thr county through many di,licul'
ties. domestic and orrisu, and O. enable me
10 contemplate thtspcctaclc Of am'cahl' and
respectful relations between nursand all other
governments. aud the establishment OF COM
stitutiunll order az tranquility throughout
the Union FRANKLIN PlEEtE.
WAuNoroN, December ., 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

Frrr. On Tuesday, nbJut ! o'clock, fire
was discovered. about the chimney in the
store ON the corner Of Court Street, owned
by Thomas Croker, Esq. The FIRE took in
some wood work about the chimney, and eI.
tended between the beams in each direction
under the second floor. 1t was extinguished
without great damage to the building. a
quantity Of corn, about 100 bushels, which
wasspread upon the floor, was nearly spoiled
by the fire aud water. After the FIRE was
extinguished it was discovered that there
were two kegs Of powder in the attic nearly
over the Mace where the FIRE was discovered.
Had a spark reached this not only the store
would have been destroyed, but our office,
Mr.. IIammond's store, and probably other
buildings in the range must have burned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12
From Europe

The Collins steamship Atlantic. arrived
OF the light-ship Sandy Hook. Dec. oh.
at : A. NJ, aud reached her dock about
noon.
She brings Liverpool dates to November
%. four days later than by the Arabia
The Cunard steamship Asia arrived Al
Liverpool at q l.. NJ. the 22d ulI., from New
York.
Her adyiccs had no perccptible effect upon
the Liverpool markets, which continued
down 10 the sailing OF the Atlantic, extreme
ly quiet.
Mr.. james Wilson has addressed 10 Cyrus
" Field. Esq, Of New York an Official ~.
tiGcation that the British Government cnga-
gcs 90 furnish ships 20 take additional
soundng- for the Atlantic telegraph. and n
verify those already made al.o 20 furnish
ships TO assist In laying the wire, aud fur
Their undertake 10 guarantee I per cent.
upon the capital Of $3.50 OOO-cqual -
ElI,0gJ stcrlIng-.until the Company earn
ings reach "a q per cent, after which the
guaranty will hc ElO,0OO per annum for -
years, or such larger sums n the govern
mrnt messages amount %. " charged az the
ordinary rates ~ tariff. and the u ; GOV.
eminent 10 make similar arrangement
"a messages Of tho tWu governments O. hU
slut IN the order u priority u receipt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12
Gbr Orfor0 Ilrmotrat
PARIS, MAINE, DEC. u, 1850.
Published ryIEt FRIDAY MORNING. ~
DARIUS FORBES.
JOHN J.rERRy, Editor.

Tcrms.--.urs JJHr buH lIl r,.is strictly
~ ,uYaN,T urr th''sr 11' s,,triN Eve rrHis
viihin ,iN uautb.. $3.50 duilsr ni th" cot Of
thr ,rIt. % vhI,hhts ,.nt' ut| ly aa'r1 iHr
,ygf, wear Which pnrwfHf BE- DELAYED.
AI,,ftrsru-nis inrrtrd un reasonable irrm''
thr Tfupri.tots ut h ~ t'spousihh i.rnHN 'r"t
Ir,u- ihg aw. uur rl,rgrI iur lh, Ai'rrus' u' ui'
~ Cummuriraitrs shH1i y" directed Go
60 I be- Oslutd prussfai, Pane. Ne"
rs. II. rtrtssDttt q 60. ~ state Ste
rEsI1H. BnI ~ Nnt1u Sc, Nre hnil, 'rr ur'
1ul, auihar,IIi ssros i'rufu,ur,ng su'', upiius''
i#rvsr.I1g iy,riissrsHif.
- rtm,rt &C. 81 1l,rrus~rrrt' BE- hrd CO.
b. doc iruu ihs date Il thc hnt insruiH0.
Hook ma job Printing
AM NEATLY LNECl IT'D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

Auour wis. A decision has recently
been rendered, in which a will was set aside
because the at,esting witnesses could only
acknowledge their signatures, - they not
knowing at the time Of signing what the
document contained. Another decision has
recently been made establishing the Legality
Of nuncupa,yc wills; or tbercquests OF those
who die without making wills, but state
verbally how they wished to have their
property disposed Of This decision is in the
case Of a sailor who died at sea, and stated
thu, he wished the money which he had in
a Savings Bank should be given to bis
mother.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

SENATOR. TEusurLL ANp Cas-. To
Washington correspondent Of ibo New YORK
Tribune relate. tie following -
- lively scene occurred bat~ynn S.na-
tor. TrurnIulI and Gao, in which Size latter
got badly u,,iup Mr. Tru Hbuli quote!
decision 4 Chief Justice Mar'hall that Con.
.r.ss has the same legislative powers over
territory .Lat a State Legislature has Over
IL. citizens. Mr.. Cas- dem mlci thr pro
duc,iou Of such decision, stat ns that uoDai
never seen il. \ page was despatched i.r
thc first volume of Peters Report, and iuc
decision was read, to the great confusion OF
cen. Cas-, and the amusement oi the grave
Ssnat, and crowded s,Ilcric,."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

We learn with infinite regret that Mr.
sumner. physicians have forbidden his re-
turn 10 Washington at present. Ills health
i. still feeble. and his speedy recovery from
the Injuries inflicted by the hand OF brutal
assassin cannot 10 expected. Meanwhile
the or-lns Of the trade in human beings
continue to assail with calumlies and abuse
thi. suffering martyr Of Liberty.
New York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

ArTnrr At MrEprR iNp RomTEr. The
Adrrrti,,r Uf Wcia,-ay. give. tho pr,ic-
ular, of must desperate attemr, at rob
bsry. in Portland, on Tuesday m1miu,
Two ulblu. broke into Ihc HOUSE Of Judge
Potter. On Frcc Street, aud went 10 hisr,lm
The Judsa was alarmed, and on asking lhgm
what was wanted wIs s,ru.k on ihe head
with blud.ron. The bios va. repeated
three times. when the sc.mIs were alarmed
hy the outcries OF the family and lrumpd.
JuIs, Potter i, 81 ynr &C az. anal Doe
wounds have given ,e,ue shock o. tar
system, bot is hopcl they ar not fatal H.
protected himself somewhat with doe h.I-
clothes, AMI Projlh.y av'l hi' Iiis by
thy,, means. It is surr'si 'he aet wac
committed solely for pIundn The AI'er.
,i,sr state, that the decd ha caused iut.u.a
c1ci,emgn, in that city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

Prentice Of the Louisville (<y) Journal
speaking Of the state Of SOIth Carolina
says:
"welI we. in common with the public
generally, only wish that it were rrA''eao''
to give her what she wants. She IS an IN,
siderable pest. W. ri,h trO"' fhs bottom Of
our hart, that she could BE- hdsd o" 81 m'
U,,or INFO the middle Of The Atlantis"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

"OuoEp," No. ., Is duly at hand. IIc
and his " bachelor friend arcsiill sj1urn-
ing in the " Forest city" P,or fellow, be-
has bcrn dying Of modification, az, as Doc
supposed, the non-apI"amncc OF bis former
production, and has nearly gone crazy fr
lack Of an opportunity to give to the public
the experience OF himself, his bachelor
friend, and the ladies, At the Kansas lcycc.
recently held in that city. Ne have said
all the horrible things TO our "ds,A" w.
deemed the occasion u demand, anil have
given him a week in which 10 deciphcr ilc
hysrcslyPhics which oIiorleNp'cis him TO
make into " Pres dents English" Ile may
expect to have a pocpattbere'ultucIiwerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-12-12

In the Supreme Judicial Court no" 10 'e'-
sion, in Portland, on Tucs,hy, the Grand
Jury, came in and reported .'3 indictments.
Among theta are two aslins' John Nas.nt.
as follows
John Nuynt; rape uPor the person Of
Naomi NJ. llolt, November =. Plead not
guilty.
Same Tor larceny from thoIcnon Of Naomi
VI. Holt Plea not guilty.