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BISHOP O.KElLL.Y SAEE
UESRIcp COUNTY

NEW YORK, April l6.-Bshop O'Reily, who wa.
supposed TO have been OH board the missing steamer
Pacific, is safe, and came in the steamer Cambria.
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MARttiEn

MARRIED on the 18Th last. w The Re-. H. : keprsr
JAMES ". PEDiN OF Suffolk, Va TO Miss ELLEN =
dHught"r 81 R:"hurd II. Whiilork OF this riry.
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SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.

Far the D'ek ending .iEril Is. l-&o.
REPORTED BIZ JoHS /. LASCASFEks sos gEcE!
Vlrginin 6 per cent?, 81 years to run, no sale,
Treasury.
Virginia per cents shorter dates S9i to 80.
trrrst
Ronds guaranteed by the State, 80, and interest
Richmond City Ponds snics ut s35 to $50 aud int
virginia Etnk Stock, par ~, ia,t -rIn- at 50.
Farmers Bank Stock, la, Gales a. SOB.
Exchange Bank Stock. snirs nj SIUi
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance stock. ga
Richmond FIRE Association stock par so, salet =
dividend S3lI.
Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
last sales SO
piff.".a CcHt-HI Railroad Stock lhsi-Hlss ne" -,
Richmond ard F"f6rsbur. faiironG STOCK, -h''r
k'chiaund END Druyill" Railroad stock Inst .h'''
James River shi kanasha stock, Int srl's siJ''
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. APR'
The market continues very animated ah q :
mhnd tor MI grades Two tiTc manufacturing E!'-'
sold Oh Friday nj $40 and SIG 80.
y NJ MiRrIS SGt =
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~ :, aha l,die. composing the Central Comm uI
h9 , {" Mount Vernon Association to deliver "m aJ
Of Inc [r phe benefit OF the patriotic CAUSE in wms
tIcy nrc engaged. 1t gives m" pleasure 70 m' ,hpt
t INC ;"r;tnt and shall visit Richmond i'r 'a'
IS ~, s',,nr i'm. eary in May. When my r'SaTo
.nrs will permit III" fix the time more delih''e'S'
shall communicate 10 You by n''c'
Very respectfully,
Your ohrdi"nt servant
FERNANDO WOOD. Mayor.
L., u ru,nusnx E.u Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

The Democratic Vigilance Committee for District
No. !. llenrco county, will meet ct their room. il
Port Mayo, on Saturday, the 18th ins ut +. o'clock
P. NJ. Az business of Importance will be brought
before the committee, the members will please be
punctual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

AN APPEAL IN AID OF kOSSUTf1.-M Nos
suth is said to be in straltened circumstances, and MI
Walter Savage Lsndor has proposed to open SUB
with + 10.
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Pres't of Mount Vernon Assertion Of the Union.
PHILADELPHIA, April ~. b6.

1t will be seen from the advertisement that Mr.. d.
D. Goodman has opened net clothing store at l.?
Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

NEW YORK, April l1.-t'lour is improving :,
Of STATE brands NJ 50 - Ohio 50 - To- 90 81, Sol
eru - to$. 80 Fancy = o., 10 - 81 Wheat
Corn are firm aud unchanged. Pork 10 :mprO'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

BALTIMORE, APRIL lT.-fiour Is firm at ).
Wheat i dull, and triiio lower. Corn one 10
n n,s better Pra,i.iuus are unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

ARRIVED AT THE PENIrESrIARr.-Meekin Key
noIs who was convicted al the late term oil the C'r
cult Court of Patrick county, of the murder OF "rerh
b. Sattertied and sentenced Ia ten years iinPrS,"n
mani in the Pruitentiary has arrived in Richmond, III
custody OF an officer aud been placed under Col. Nor
gans charge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

ROMANCE rs PRISoN.--A j. Williams, alias Johh
w. Ford, who was convicted day or two SINCE ol
stealing watch, and sentenced To Inc fe",'en'.,1y
Car fve wears entrusted to the care OF fellow pri-
souer previous to his departure from jail. NINA,
ture Of beautiful Young lady, who, he sald Resided
in Baltimore, and was the object vi his dearest alec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
VIII tIlt UIInUst respect,
"YOur obedient servant,
Hiram III. Pcnns ylrnnia Inquirer

"His Exceency Joe. johnson, Gov. of Virgina."
We call your attention 10 It's fact that Mr.. w. does
not to instruct Virginia ss 10 III. manner in
which she shall supply her Treasury with the funds
to pay for Mount Vernon, for this is matter States
usually arrange for themselves. through their
dted Representatives, to whose judgment and dis
erection such acts left. The Representatives for
Virginia have. in ms cass-from sentiment and pa.
triotism-decidsd that the money altered from love TO
ltashnSt0n'< m.mo'y Is mare appropriate to be used
in hai0gtAS hS lure anil sr0re an any Grhick cOuId
be raiSedL p farniiOn! Mr. Washingon's personal
sentiments have prevented his taking this view Of it
h'"s", and he may even prefer that the .Wthcr Shae
should have conceded with him. und have pursued Il
different course from the which the Assembly,
6ec0nse 0 Tie bedDy0f snca ir,bufe TO Omr GOuniryS
Father, and tie IaRVcHce IL rM crsrt in endearing
has memory and princp!c> To his chRdrcn, have chO-
sen. Bnt as ms action is solely with Virginia in her
sovereign capacity, the disposal of Mount Vernon 10
her under the requirements Of tbs ACT neither
involves departure from consistency, or his own con-
ditions. viz n trust deed of property, &C., &c.
We are coMrtnctd, from the dgni(ied course Mr.
Washington has hitherto pursued in this matter, that
when asked to place the precious spot it has been has
priricge 10 possess, under the safe and solemn pro-
lection of the mother State, he will do 80 with entire
confidence in her integrity As to the trust-and ~M
Too much consideration for her expressed mihcs, us to
the method by which she desreS and hopcs to see
Improved ruth mdgRf Gcnce ~orthy Of MS wOrid wide
fame-o refuse for it size not he who accepts the offer
ings Of the children OF the common Father of North
South East West-that from the remotest borders Of
our Union, their children may have the privilege of
investing too much Of money and affection around
those sacred ushcs for them not to become hereaf-
ter, bond Of lore and pcme, too hoy-too powerful
to BIZ sevcrcd-uatH liberty is uncared for-iustice
forso,ten-v,riue unlovcd and gratitude unfelt!
talisman forever against traternal strife and az
gTcSsiOH!
1t could not but add to Mr.. WaShiugton's gratifca.
ton to find the he tears, and the tomb OF h!s
ancestor fulfilling so holy, SO glorious nissiOn!!-
llomoa Is the honored agent in this great work; but
the patriotic men of our country Indicate by their
acts their conviction OF the appropriateness Of such
agency. Surely, when lin the language Of another)
Edrard Everett deco'es his splendid talents TO the
cause htre IS not a man in The Union rho roald re-
Ease his and his learning 10 this enterprise!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

Discharged. Newman Hope mate OF the schf'
R,.ngnI frnm K,cklaud, Me-, was examined by the
Mayor on Wednesday, on chnrg. OF assaulng
sailor named I Nois. After hearing the testimony
the Mayor discharged the accused.
CASE OF JAMES CAupLE-In this case the jury are
still unable to agree They have been in the custody
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

morton OvERRuLrp.-In the Circuit Court We'd
nesday morning, motion was submitted Tor new
trial in the case Of John Camptsli, alias Fiier
lately convicted OF felony. Judge Meredith, afteF
ovrrrued the motion, and sentence Will ne pro-
nounced in accordance with the verdict OF the Jury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

INSTRUMENTATION Ncedham, originally
from Lyuchbury, who has served two terms III The
penltentiary, the last OF which has just EXPIRED was
brought before Judge Meredith yesterday, ana sch
fenced To an additional of five years under the
law in such cases nude and provided.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

To Messrs. JOHN i. Krsse, ". +. Drinkard aud j.
w. McCarriher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

M.YoR's OFFICE, New YORK, April Is, 1856.
Dear Sir am in receipt Of your invitation, in be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
&ES. JACKSON AND HIS TRADUCERs'

- eEn,pAY MORNING, April Iee, 1856.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny Richie. PRYOR Il DUNNAfANT.
'y,yn = HITCHIE i ROGER a. PRYOR, EDITORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN MATTHEW'S.

Is. W. SrARKE, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

4IOWLANDS PALMETTO" FAMILY FLOUR
AZ tire bee. made this year warranted iu give sat6tuc
ton, Jus r.csiyed and Ter sale by
SELbEN j MILLER,
l,.ril D.. Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

LEMuEL JAMES, Scc'y.
The papers referred the last resolution are re
quesed to copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-04-18

XHIE have removed L!THOGRAPiiIC ESTAB-
w LisEMGnT 10 Main Street, opposite the TX
change Bank and over tic Daguerrean Rooms oil Nj De
borne The public are respectfully ,ted 10 eaIl and
anime spccnens OF work In this behltlfu style o
nr;n,;ng RITCHIE & DUNNAVAST
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABLE OVENS F.!

F'IIls invention, the result Of practical expert
,ncc. - now confidently presented 10 the
paddle as superior IN point II economy, salty, du.
Inability, ease Of management, convenience, and
above all In the unriyaled manner In which u does
~ work, 10 any other invention Of the hind now
iu use.
Hna Prfssi OrsH, doing everything required
IT u IN The most superior manner.
For roasting meats, ~ u nll, equal 20 the OH.
Fashioncd Spit, which IL well known tohnyc been
the brst method cvcr in,cncd. II will ro,st At
the simc tine NJ many different kind. Of meats a.
the oven can contain, and oarh piece wil lcper.
lcci, sweet and Zee tom the g,ssos arising iiom
the different varieties, ne these gases are let Oh
through m escape pipc at che top.
fof Iaking bread lnl uastiN, this oven l. with
out = rival, the heat i regulate, 10y d'mI-rs ~
the lotlom ADD = uudcr the pcticcl control oi the
operation.
,is not eNccll,d 10 point ~ ECONOMY, A. the
heat rrguifcd u generated within the oven. The
material lrum which It y manufactured being 4
nan.conducior. and constructed With aif-chamhcrs,
ihcfcss ~ radiation 1T heat, anil a snail quantity
II fuel will keen u going Tor hours.
The material will neither rust nor burn out, and
the oven viii last nr Years.
Every oven - warranted 10 give cnlirc 'aii'iac'
ton.
Seven siIs., suitable nr the smallest pf,Vaie
family, ~ fpr stramsts aud hn,cl. III the largest
Cass. are manufactured, Al otd~fs dir-,t-l ~
the subscribers, At South Paris, will H. p'omplly
attended a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
Rev Daniel Waldo

eur reader. well remember that tho House
elected fUr be-, Chaplain the Rev DAME.
waldo. who :. almost ccut.ntarian, and
who wasa soldier oC ,hc Revolution. lli.
a. j. uiurty-siy \ correspondent of The
Philadelphia Inquirer thus describe. hi, az
r.arancy AMI general barring
"Thcrc ia sort Of sacrrinc,s ah'u, hi,
very rry-sncc that Affects every one who aT-
rrrachcs him. he i a relic of the past
one ortbo,c being. OF an,iquitywhish We in,
Voluntarily ycprrate, and before whom we
an low iu r.ygrgutial homl.o. lu spite of
Do. long cyrsrirrce and the almost ma ,'y
AMI .u'l.mitv oChi. character. De- /, ls sim
I,,arI r'GUise O, a lamb. And VT. with
allthts. there is q suTrrual dignity about h.m
which bushes into awe every DID. s.i..n On
smile 10 Do, occasional crcrntrig.urs and
thu-c gentle manu.r, which rgminI one %
early childhood line, him accidentally boo
an omnibus the other day, and was greatly
amused with Do. inno-rut irrc.l1m with thr
passengers who were stranger, 90 him, and
the Tericetr~Icct which old and young paid
% him.
To-day he made HE appearance iu the
Hons, Cor che fr,; time durinr the extra
session. n, had previously besu welcomed
back by every member AMI Official vho could
come within reach Of li, hand, and hi'
venerable fac, and uT,,tel hand, as De
mounted The rostrum. seemed o. diGuse a
pleasing emotion through The entire au-
Jisnca. liz prayer wa. a p,rlsy, model iu
IL, way, short, pointed and flll of meaning
Abiding 20 the diHculiss ia the way Of a
settlement Of the differences betwo,u the two
Houses, he prayed ,ha, they might b,
brought Hgt'g 20 agree, n disagree in
case harmony could not De- restored, and,
finally. a. though his whole soul was full OF
L1ub; aud De cried oat, in seeming agony
Of spirit, 'Oh Lord send down thy own
spirit Of peacc, 1r nothing elsc can induce
this assembiase 10 D, right" Soon after,
opening his eye, he APPEARED to survey the
numerous TaSgs scattered about the hall
aud, stretching out hi. arms, implorcI Di-
vine protection uron them, and PRAYED that
their long stay in this wicked city might not
lead to their corruption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
The Ordinance Of 1884 md 81

lIillr,ih in his History Of the United
State, gives the following account Of the
origin OF tho doctrine Of Congressional pro-
hihi,iou or slavcry-thc doctrine Of the Re
publican Tar,y-aui the embodiment Of the
sentiments OF the Daul.rs Of cur govern
mcnt.
.On th, first day Of March 1881, a CONE
mi,t.e r1n,i,tiu. orMr. jefferson Of Virginia
Mr Chase or Maryland, and Mr. Howe OF
Rhode Island, submitted TO Congress a plan
Tor a., goycrpmsu, Of tho territory coded,
or ,o O, col,l ly individual STAT. 70 the
j-ui,,l States embracing all the territory
r..vc,n the Is, dcgro, Of north latitude,
which W.. IN, s,u..hsra boundary Of the
Uni,L States. c1t,9lirs u~siSr'y to The
Mississippi. This plan, provided '@7nf
other things. tina, the territory should b"
DIVIDED int, nine States, designating them
rvu1u anil defining the particular houu-
Iari-, 10 each II also contained the ol-
l,v.r. provision, which has hccn the basis
Of an the u'sequ,n, anti.'laycry legislation
Zoe rr-1rl 90 a., territories
".Tbat after the year lSOo Of the Chris
tim era there shall be- neither slavery nor in.
voluntary -5r.itulc In any or ,hc said States,
o,h,rvi-r than ia the punishment or crimes,
whereof the party shall have h'cu duly con.
yis,l 90 have been duly convicted to have
Ngcn personally guilty
"un motion o. strike out hi. provision,
sixteen. anon: whom was Mr.. jefferson,
yat,l o. retain 10. and seven yotl acain.,
t. Itlickcd one vote Of the requisite num-
'.r-,h, full vot, Il seven State, being r.
quiryl 10 sustain il.
"Tbr,c year. later. however, it was ircar-
rarat,l .ut, the celebrated Ordinance of -
which applied {, the tsrri,oric, northvc.,
OF thr ohio. Lei, a rymarka'le fact, Mr.
Chairman. o. viii Pc .rcu lya glance az the
map that if thr mr. srrin- and s1-ncious
rrl.-v or NJ. J.Trrn. contained ia this
provision. lad prevailed in l7Si, under 10,
operation tbc states or Alabama, Mi,,is,ip-
d.. Tynnrssre aud Kentucky, would now
have 'r.n Tre, States.
"Thatthc policy thu, initiated wou'imyc
h,ru advantageous 20 the States Just named,
a comparison between the thrifty enterprise
and prosperity of those States and the great
fr,r state. of Ohio, Indiana AMI Illinois,
formed oltof The northwest territory, under
tlr rr',-,'lrs-v ordnance IT l7S7, will con-
clu,iy,ly establish That it would have
been better iur the destiny Of the republic,
De-, the fierce struggles between the autaso-
i,,icrrIucirle- oflilvriy and slavery, which
nov c5uyu,s, the country. bear witness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

NANIl - ' ' Nv 'HN''s
Do IN IItuiss prar ~ir-luuf favor Ui ihc
2-th utimu :. ~ haui and IN reply Will LAY. We
h. s,p selling Pen, Davis Pain Killer, and With
ven lulr rG1ft ou urr part; uur stIcs Wcrc su'll
10 Gr.t. iui 49, u l,,au, Known ,n uut community,
tie trmt1I increased ven rapidly, - lr'"ni "ur
sNpectltiuns, and ever, pCrsun that bought n
would COME after more, and 'p'aA in Che highest
terms ~ u Ntlrlllr r'mc.., Tor all those d's.
ease. ,urr pamphlet spoke ui lUm those 49,
comment 4tiun. ur ur,r inIHr"I o. nee % in "ur
own ilmilia, and ihs COOL effects OF ihr mrdicinr
were un,diit,l, apparent. We u"" continue
10. u-r NIth gI,at sttisiriln1. We h''r coll
more II ihc Pam Killer th'u uc ever have siuo"
nr before ct au, other mrIirmr ~ ihc s'mc l,ugth
IT time, and uc du not hesitate O." siy that 1t h's
given l,ttcr satisfaction o. ihr uurchI.cl th'u any
other aG.rle Nr have Cr-T -pI', liurN oi lusi'
ur.. has r,,rnisI uur sending crIiihratrs, hui We
have iu ur, NiriHiiy ifum ilrcn hHnifrl q" 49,"
thousand living uitucsscs, Who i".'lh To- ihrit
n,ishI0rs, tl, h, dsy, Of th" v,lrr ~ Dave TAM
Killer. and thu. ihe circulation ui d. influence -
being con. tantly enlarged.
krcp l,s.r suppl, iu the West, Il l. just such
n medicine ~ thr people want, and they have al.
rpln, found uut that the, can cure ihn Fever and
A,ue lr TWENTY FIVE CENTS. II will
cure a cold in one huur--a -cNcre cough ~ enc
night, and has proved tp h. the hc't medicine in
use T., q diseased stomach. add many other pur.
po.c.. Nours, Sc, LoCSWoop & GEAH,N.
TNoN, November ~, 1858,
Me,.rs. T.. DAVIS < son. Dear SIrs. '''' The
K,mns have no more confidence lu the charms ~
their ancestors. They desire rational remedies
f,l the sick. u, yariuu, means, pinonl'l 'htunsh
the agcncy II the Rev. ID. l.. bnyt"n, the" Ia
,so pennls have lccumc acquainted With y'u' med
iciur, and their demand ior II = t. me Nerl s~-
prising. .c
nou have =, ne orjST5 Or more than 90, bot
tle.. la, have not got one bottle; thersio" Wen
,ou IT, send me a quantity, aud ] VIII pay l",
ihrnugh the treasure Of the Mi's.onary lnion' l
hone We hall h. favored With some 81 y a. '"oa
a. pos.ibIc. There i. 40 mcd'ciee which stands
!, hiyh ,n the ELI, alton Il the klrcns of these
pro,inces a. the Pain k,lIcr, anil iecl willing to
crafty Ihsn, AS 1 ea.rrtain very high opinion
81 it, worth. " u "nNa.
For ,alc by Druggists, Grocer, aud Mcdic,ne
D,,le,. g,..,aII,. n. n. IIay. Portland, aud D..
]. smith, IIalioweIl, General Wholesale Agents.
March %, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

A vuncE Pass Perhaps no one e.
Enlistment j., o. more advantage o. a com
munity than that Of 4 newspaper pres. A
Newspaper in village advances the interests
OF all trades, Professions and callings hy
drawing TO IL vicinity much business that
would otherwise b, diverted into other chan
ncls, AMI giving consequence and u5torictv
abroad 70 the business capabilities aud other
Advantages Of such village. The Pres MS
IL were is the counsel Of the citizens Of the
town wherein il j. located-rlcadin- in
many cases without fec or reward, and in
some instances convey light and heat to es-
al!ishments which otherwise drag their
allow leBs'h along IN utter obscurity.
New York Tribune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

TsE M,SsAsorT SAVE ToR BgulsES. Every
Workshop, every farmhouse, and every
Dwelling of any description, should keep
ON hand a box OF " Massasoit Salyc." IL /,
used the world over, and all speak in H.
praisc. Sild at - cents pr box.
J.P. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston.
J. DINSMoRE u son, General agents,
Skovhcsan, Maine.
SlOO.-pRocL,NArioN TO TnE M,YoR RE-
NEwull feel such well founded confidence
in the wonderful curative effects oi my (ccn'
uine) Electric oil, eighth and Walnut,)
that hereby renew my proposition to tie
post SlOO with the Mayor, to forfeit toany
institution he may name, if | do not cure
Any case Of rheumatism, piles, asthma, pa
ralysi., govt, fever and nguc, letter, deaf
ness, Sc.-and other cases have ~ success
fully treated in this city. Baltimore, Wash.
ingion, New York and other places. ~ the
Astor House. New York, last year, | treated
more than thirty ,r,ihovi a uHgbc fdihrc.
Old pr. Van Dorm, ? Fall street. Trenton,
y. j., told me on Saturday that he had cur
cd more than seventy. Gvccasc- with my oil.
and fused properly, n riH rorer fHH oHcc.
lie says there j. much IN uuuc his Oiricht.
All the great curcs ADVERTISED 50 long in
Philadelphia were made hy DR.. Smiths
Electric Oil only. A. T.. sSIu, Chemist,
y. T. corner " Walnut and Eighth.
Il. S.-All the hcst druggists in Philadcl'
phia I'll my Electric oil. Countrrlcitcr'
arr out with all sorts Of worthless mixtures.
Beware. and 80 the uamc--A. T.. smith
blown M the glass.
The c,litnrs of tho Democratic Advocate,
Lewiston, Ne. Just write To- DR.. smith that
the agents there say the oil sells we'll, and
give. great satisfaction in all parts Of that
country. oo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
Comm,,,ionrr,' Notice to Creditors.

WE having lrn appointed IN lh' Judge nI
w rrllsf, inr f1r CuuuN 90 oNi"l, Z" Co..
eek, suI ,Na.uiu. Doe claims u' Gee creditors "i
Isrs1fr Nprt- late Il Eunf.l' 900 aid County e,
deceased. vhusr '.t'ss o. trpt,soui'l i'.'l'rui'
.t,, uu'iOs that DO, m#nrls, commencing ihc lu.h
d., of Jul,, has, lT.l allowed tn I'rr'ii"Is 'u
lrips ,1 su Prov, fI.ir claims. I.i tHnl 0c VII
atisuI O. tI, .rfvnc sssig1'i u' 10 ihr hnus' ~
che late lurrrIr NlHrc, iu l;ru'H,', on lhr l"ui'h
J,, .f urt1la, ,aI ihs stNta ,ll, ol Drcrmlrf,
finn pIpr u',I,,kN.N. o. twu. u'rhsk, T.. VI, un
,,rb of.sfId4,.. JOSEPH e. COLBY,
rArEICk lIOlT
Dated thi. ff,slth Do, 81 Ju',, u, l~56.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

Nta Cont # rr.late hrh at Auluru, wiilnn and
i,r the Iuuat, Il Andf"sc"cgln, 'n The second
Tu,siay 81 Au.,.t \. u. lNj6.
THOMAS H. BROWN, hdmiu,'taior Of The
| estate IT wIttt,S II. nusuhN late OF Far
D., in the Cpuni, II ONi'td, drc''s"n, h''i"f y"
.~ut,i Ne. 6ual accent IT administrator oi 'aid
estate iuf Probate
UN,rRtu, thai the aid \lniui'tnior give NJ
t,r.toalIr.r.un. irl,tcsi,dh, oau,ias cpN ofihi'
o,drr a. L. pnhl,.h,l thee week. 'u'c''si'sN IN
The ONhri p,mrsra', painted ~ Fhfi' that ih''
ua, app~sr IT Probate Cuuu t. IT, h,ldu Aulnrn
IN .,,d counl,. oa ib, 2pd Tucsiay IT sept next,
AZ tea II the ,l.sA 90 the inI'uuuu. 'ud sh'v
cause a. ap, the, b1,r) Why The s'mr 'ho'il not
l.. allov,d.
4 toe o0py-att,'u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12
FISH AND SALT.

NOR the last thirty years We have given ouI
particular attention TO the above ariiclcs and
have recently made arrangements "herely the last
named article can h. delivered direct from yesse
or store. 10 ears, when sufficient quantity istaken
Oar usual stock Is a. follows
GuaG 90 @s
$40. 900 H.. LARGE con.
so 600 MEDIUM DO.
100 900 POLLOCK,
81. 900 llAkE.
900 loxos HERRING.
500 bM.. MACkEREl, TONGUES &
SOUNDS, NApES \ FINS, Sc.
100 bbl.. TANNERS OIL, rugE,
ID ~ Ia @s
20 900 Lu,hcl. TURKS ISLAND SALT.
10000 LIVERPOOL, 10.
600 bags
1000 ba.s nuTrER, DO.
DANA q CO.,
Co=aueidi Sif,d, PORTLAND.
Anil. 1856. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-09-12

NrRSoNT. The last reports FROM Vermont
are that the Republican majority will reach
u eco, and that not the frs. democrat has
b,cn elected to the Ssnate, while the House
will De Republican in the proportion Of
fourteen 10 one The majority Of the
Republican candidates FOR Members Of Con-
grOss, arc larger than were ever before given
in the several districts. Boston Journal.