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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-28

The following is given as the life of
an NJ. D., but We apprehend that much
of the same is experienced by men
engaged in other pursuits.
A DooToR's L1FE.-BY AN M. D. OF
ALMA, MIGH.-The following are some
of the sweets of doctors life: If he
visits few of his customers when they
are well, it is to get his dinner; if he
don't do SO, it is becausehe cares more
about the fleece than the flock. If he
goes to the church regularly, it is be-
cause he has nothing else to do; if he
don't go, it is because he has no re-
spect for the Sabbath or religion. Il
he speaks to a poor person, he keeps
bad company; if he passes them by
he is better than other folks. IF he
has good carriage, he is extravigant
if he uses a poor. one on the score Of
economy, he is deficient in necessary
pride. IF he makes parties, it is tc
soft-soap the people to get their money
if he don't make them, he is afraid ot
a cent? IF his horse is fat, it is because
he has nothing to do; if he is lean, il
is because he isn't taken care of. /
he drives fast, it is to make people
think somebody is very sick; if ht
drives slow, he has no interest. in the
welfare of his. patients. IF he dresses
neat he is proud; if he does not, he il
wanting in self-respect. IF he works
on the land, he is fit for nothing but
farmer; if he don't work, it is becausc
he is too lazy to be anything. IF ht
talks much, eve don't want doctor
to tell everything he knows" ifhe dom
talk, 'FaOe like to see a doctor social.
If he says anything about politics, b,
had better let it alone; if he don't sa7
anything about it.. "we like to see
man show his colors." IF he visits hi
patients every day, it is to run up tn
bill; if he don't, tits unjustifable neg
ligence. IF he says anything abou
religion, he is hypocrite; ifhe don't
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-06-28
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
THE OXFORD DEMO- RAT.

desirable. S,ill, even these cases, there were
specimens Of ram excellence, OF fruits the
collection was in largo variety and specimens,
in each Of which Maine may well be proud,
and safely challenge the world to cIcoll. 50
Of garden vegetables. Even the great West
can hardly equal what was exhibited. OF
agricultural implements there was great
collection and m great variety, from the
humble hoe to the ponlcrou' mower reaper,
and tdrrshcr. The ladies department Of
fancy articles and manufactures was exceed.
ingly rich. And 80 we may say VI the whole,
il was very crcditahln 10 tho STATE. and
shows there i no necessity iOr going West
to produce from the soil the most perfect
specimens Of grains, vegetables, and fruits,
or T. great manufacturing towns for fine
specimens Of manufacturing kill and taste.
This town has tho honor Of furnishing the
plows that took the fret premiums Tor the
hest blowing with single and double teams.
IIcrsoy's No. and No. ?, ara the prize
plovs Of Maine, rs We icIt sure they would
be before thcy were pot on the ground. We
have thoroughly tcstcd their qualities, and
believe thcy will do the bc.t work Of any
plows, not only in the STATE, but in tie
Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
Political Churches.

Tho, wb, have read all the pol.,ic-
,,,.r, IN ,bi. STATE. far the r,,t wear. can
so, Inv, nf,l, =, o,.,ry, ,lc mains taken p,
.,,,, If a., orro.ition rrr.. to give rromi
r.,., 4, ~, pr;.coral re..nasion -ih
r,..., ,..,r, Mich exhibited mo- symra,
,t..c..i..,p,,,t,;,,pi.r and from thcil
- 49,, IA, ,,r,,., Z, had non, r.,
-. p.,..,,i.,nl,n IT,, r,rrrs vhi,l
-. -. c.,,,,,,I, rr,li.l,5 srcb article
-, ,,-,.,, g., ~, Main, Free Pros
,,l..,l,,,r os,,,j,b o.v, understand. hold.
a., ,r,, n y,,,-vro, IN the Camden
.lr-.,, anil ,,.,Drr.l,rl Democrat. m Of
,,r;,h L,,, no., OMEN and decided in their
.,,r...f,,. n ,..,rl rr roir own scots,
..,..-..-..t,r..,-.l-,,,..,.,;,,s,r,,hs,
49,, a. to, 7, A.,
t,,. D., i.,.,r,...r,.- 81,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
Burlinrame Elected.

Ono Of the most glorious results achi,vcl
on Tuesday, was the reelection Of the Hon.
hN,oN BrRrNo,vr OF Massachusetts,. Thi,
was a close district, aud the contest has
h'cu severe AMI exciting. lIi.uoblc course
in indicating the honor OF the Oh Ray
STATE from thc insults. iuucnlor. and ana,h.
cmas of southern dirt.ea,crs aul ruffans,
entitled him to the support Of every ior,,i
man Of Dc. District, and none but consum-
mate doughhcc would have consented T.
run against him. The vate-. oG his district
have sustained him. and through tie Ballot
Box, have fastened the arrcla,ion Of "Cow.
ard and Villain" upon the notorious Bully
Brooks. They have shown their aprrccia.
ton OF the true man, who has acted as their
champion, and declared to the world tina,
the Representatives Of that State are rrouir.
ed only to represent their own constituents
and no, truCkle to southern Chiulry. An
praise to the Fifth District Of Ma,saebu.
sgtts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

honest intentions, but the day will come
when the mask will fall from their cyes,
and that day is not very FAR oil. Things in
eli. country arcuPidly approaching cri0'.
Two antaconis,ic principles stand arraycd
against each other in deadly conflict. Liberty
and slavery have taken the field The hat
de is begun and the war will only cease
when ono has been finally triumphant and
the other been defeated oar father. lcft us
a M, government. Shall It he oycrihrown
BY the dcsT0iism Of slavery? That is the
question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

I''?D''' '''' N''1'. We
Tn Police four city n.', ''r 'm-'.m-
n.. 'esn go co. trrk'' .'". I.r'.n.,"h'
were r'lr.'.d I" IA'. '..n connected ..'
tH' in''n.'ry a,'rmI'' '.''h .''. ..''
male 600 our co.,! during '.. l.'. .'' .''.'. '
and mr. % length 'a.'. ..' 'n '.I.....i
'hr Whole gang, consisting ". '.'.n. I..'
names nrr H' follows -I.'m'' p.H-.''..
IuSH Maxim, Isaac PHir-r''.' Josiah u.
Could anl Horace N"r'.'ro' ''' '..''
and samuel Burns an' John H'T"' .' N.
Johns y. h.
A'''t . i'',"'i.' '''.. ''. ''' .'
r'a'.. ". "'.'. "'.'.'." wen. ''''." '' '..'
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l.r'' a'" '.,'' '' VT ''-'.' w
F'h '.'''' ''' '''' ''
D" 'l'' '.'y' 'n' '.''''.' ..' W. IVY '
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mgr d '.'''' ,,I.
''''! ', -.
'''.''"s JON" h''..' ''''
a' the t',',''' ''. ,,''" ~ W. "..'' ,,.,
horse an' 'ha''' '' ~. !'',,'',,'' "..''' ''''
were ''n',Tn's IN '''''; W ''"' D, .,
A'''r '"''' 'r''''' wv ''''t
'.''n- 'r' - ''' '''''I'' u. -. -.
OF t"''n 'a'''' Ut, -. ~
some oil the "",',,''' W., '"'." 80.
~ '''' ,''!' Nv, ''''''' ''. w. 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

NV TpwrR,Ncs MoyMENr. some ten
or dozen men. employed about Jefferson
Market. who have been more or les addict.
el IN bibuluu, habits, took 1t into their
head. a few day ago to knock oil. " 10
thi, end they went before Justice Davidson
WIN, allowed them to make oath that they
would abstain from using intoxicating bey-
crnrss during tho next xix months. Thus
Tar they have religiously kept their pledges,
and are known as Judge Dayidson's Tenn
pcance Society. Every day about ten o.
clock, thcy march in single ilo into IN adj
jpining bar-room, and cal! Cor " lemon soda
an round. =" much to the amusement Of The
les sober customers. ~. Y. Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

LIN IlrrrR,rrp. Asw volume of this
excellent journal commenced las; ve,k Ia
,hs word. OF %. own conductors. 10 i." d.-
va,rl % News, Literature. Science, anil thc
Arts. 90 Entertainment, Improvement, anil
progress. Designed to encourage q spirit
Of hope, manliuc.s, selEreluuco, and actIy-
ity among toe people 10 point out Che
means ct profitable economy and todl'cus'
aul illustrate the leading ideas OF ,hc day;
and to advocate political and industrial
ri,ht. for all classes" And tally rclccm'
M that is promised lorit. Il l. seldom
that two dollars are more rroGtahly invested
than in this Publication, Fowler Wells
publishers, SIS, Broadway, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
GCo" of,hs Concord tN.lI) Dcu1cntl
Sheriff Jones Presiding az the Ballot.
BOX.
Bio STRINGS. X tn
October 3. 1886 {


Bio SPRINGS, X IT,
October 3, 1886.
We have just had an election in Kansas.
II was for Delegate and members Of th, Bo-
gus legislature, and as tho voting was an
on on one side, Of cour.' Gen. Wbitcfcld
vii! hnd himself unanimously elected, as
will also the candidates Of the famous Bogus
legislature.
! had the pleasure Of attending the olcc.
ton at Lawrence. Tho polls mere opened
at the Office Of Mr.. Christian at IN o'clock
\. ". and although N. voting was not
rsry lively, yc, the seems thcru presented
we're amusing and instructive You my
judge how lively the yotirs was, when | In
form You that only 0rH votes were cast
during the whole day, and Of thc.r seven.
three were east by Sheriff Jones, Nlr Chris
iian and a frl,i cmigrhrt from Georgia
still there WI, quite crowd IN and around
the Office, and you might infer from che
meaning grin that occasionally showed 10.
srli, that the crowd were in good spirits.
Jones presided as clerk and took the votes.
Everybody seemed 70 lc looking on, and
although the price of voting bad bcgn rslu-
cd 20 fny cruts, still It vas evident that
the crowd considered the price ye' ioo d.rr.
Al manner of iokrs wcr cracked ON tl0
occasion, and much arsrmcu, displayed,
and Jou,, bad several har question:. rai 90
him hy many a rough Yankee. Tley both
crel him sar.lyabout the urnius and plum
dsriug OF Iavrcnc,. and uthcr ongnl dep
relations OF Do. committing, and Doe srmol
very sensitive, nor could lc take che j,ke
,hs, wrra continually cacklns hs ear.
oar rra-.layrry specimen cam, rolling in
anil acr1stol Jones very Gmiiur'y Do llr
following mauuer.
How are YOU, Jones.
80 say, Saw, Irt me, f'., SEE oro o.. w
votes"
"wla:'- yer price tli, ..ar tor Voting 90
IIalf dollar, was ua au.u.r.
"Now. ly Cd. J.ur, want % know
how chi, IS. Last year lad 60 Taya doe
lar. li-. and now you ask ha'Ia dollar. CO.
Vow anut you Co u,t '.e'ain ,hat 'r.. 81
my ong,mua1."
thought the explanation q '.tt' nudiy.
but ,hc follow seemed O., e. mrrheui 90, AMI
after carefully criticism. doe ticket aud
calling .rrm zoo d-n r,u. ir'l1v-, cnuc'u-
dal the ticket was good ruaush or l.m.
$, o. sl,,. " Jones. r,n ,an Joan me BALI
% iollar?" " Yrs," .ai Jones, with tir
greatest pleasure" and thus ,Yhd t.r
seventh man, % thr infinite amu.em.rt OF
tlr spectator, present. I learn uat .m.
iOn vote. vrr, r,''ol in Ls,nmr'ou aul
al1ut 90 .n Trcums.h. I i.oilu' marE
mau 20 90 acquainted witt lscnmr'0u i.at
loO vote, i,a lit,lr tribe large ~ iho ..r-
olthsrlgrr. AMI uul.nuul t'at ..sy uad
some Gty visitor. from Mississippi, como
atr arrivals. Jln.. raI., them lu. -.tu'
m.n, MOSTLY unmarried, who bose c.u.
here tl.ulr and .fHguat'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

Tho Maine Horse, Hiram Drew, was bad
ly beaten on the Boston track. We arc sor-
~ % see Maine whipped anywhere, but per-
han. it would 10 just as well Tor Maine to
stay at home next time. Portland Ady.
America rarrir, El, Of Buckfeld, did
not dairn 10 notice the Maine State Fair
but passed on to Boston, whore he was put
of with the paltry reward of paper d'plo'
ma. Hal he siaid at home be would prob
ably have obtained m.rc generous treatment
aud his horses taken the stand they dcscry-
"a. That Boston show. according 10 some
Of our exchanges, "scems 20 have been a
great cry and little wool"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

TnE lIrvoRs OF fALcoSHRIDCr. T. u.
Peterson, Philadelphia, has in press and will
issue previous to December 1T, a volume OF
sketches entitled, the " lIumors Of Falcon
bridge" IL i'a compilation Of the misccl-
aneous writings OF the late Jonathan u.
Kelley, which were published previous to
his decease, in the periodical press, under
various signatures, and are now to be pup
lishcd in single volume, handsomely Illus
trated. Price, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
C5t0rtoro 7rrotrat
PARIS, MAINE, NOV. :, 1856.
PUNISHED rIEY FRIDAY MORNING ~
W. A. PIDGIN c Co..
rroruIITCEs.
Jorxy.rERRY. Editor.

reru,--.pr, f.T'1r aHi Gn, cgut' strictly ~
-. rr- I..itt8rI -r,,r'y -i,, cents With,
ID, r,a,,ss tyo tni'ars ~ che cod Il The Ne1'
T,,f.,b 61, ssu,. 0lu De- added Zoe every le't
.s.sa 7l,bs 1r b. DELAYED.
tnvrrrtsrvrVrsia inserted 0nrcason1hlstcrn'
b. -~orfistor not b,ipg arcvu1tahl, Zoe au, cuoi
Amount charged lor ths advertisement.
~ Cruuulic1tirBs shooll directed to eth,
ONi1ti Democrat. Tsrir. Me-
-1-S. VI. rETTENGlLL & Co., 10 Nir'
90, rrsf--, 1rl To- Nassrs o., N,F lr'l, ar,
prroHi, putboritr' rgrui. ~ procuring suhscfIp
sus. lHfvs riiBg tdy.ftisem' Hts,
-rNuar'fn 100 riyrusrmsai' be- hC.d % u,
u hon DE date ulthr H.at Insrriiou.
Uook md Job Printing
pEOVlTlN AND NEATLY INrCJTTu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

1--WE take pleasure in calling the aiien.
ton Of our readers 10 an advertisement OF
Rosemary in this paper. Mr. J. Russell
spaldine the centlemanly proprietor OF 'h''
flr.hmed article for the hair, informs us
that one million bottles have been sold. This
r,,t commend. the article without further
cncomiums. 1t can be obtained Of dealers
almost everywhere, or at Mr.. SPaliing's
Office. ~ fremont Street, Boston"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

The Cincinnati Columbian states that
talented bat di-sipatcd Enelishman. who
was recently picked from the gutter IN that
city. seeing an advertisement for a pastor IN
country parish, brushed himself up, went
and rrcacheI as n candidate, and al
though he had several competitors, carried
the pari.b. and ia now regularly dispensing
the bread Of life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

BENZ. Pcrly Poorc purchased wheelbar'
row on Tuesday with which to pay his bet
on the Massachusetts, election. lie is to
wheel barrel Of apples from Newbury to
to Boston, and deposit them at the residence
Of the gentlemen with whom be bet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

RrrREENrArTE IRON BANcoR. Gen. =
p. Strickland was, on Tuesday elected rep
rcsenta,iyc from Bangor in place OF MI hs-
cry, who had resigned. Gen. Strickland Is
an ardent Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

BIC PorArors. Mr.. Elbridec Fobes
brought in to our office the other day. a half
bushol Of the largest potatoes that We have
seen. His basket contained but fifteen.
They were Of the Jenny Lind variety. From
two potatoes planted he raised 30 pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

A locomotive has been constructed in
France, weighing sixty tons, aud having dri-
ycrs ten feet in diameter. Ii is capable Of
running $50 miles an hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
State Fair and Show.

This Exhibition came Oh week before last +,
and may he considered as emlncntly success
ral in every respect. Great credi, Is duo to
tho officers of the society for their cScrtions
in getting up the show, and to the citizens
Of Portland for the real with which they
seconded their efforts. Al connected with
getting MP the affair. feel largely indebted
to the people u Portland for the most Ell
Gent aid in the enterprise, and especially TO
The committee Of arrangements, furnished
from among themselves, We propose to
take brief survey Of the points Of interest
and importance under separate heads.
RutuoAps.
II was understood hy The public, that mr.
fragments had been made. with tho several
Railroad and Steamboat lines IN the State,
to convey passengers, stock and articles for
exhibition, to Portland, by tie owners pay
ing fares on, way, while those having charge
Of tho same were :, 20 frs. This arnnco-
mont was carried ont in the most liberal
sririt, Nv the Grand Trunk Railroad. and to
the entire satisfaction n al who passed over
TIC ro1l. Rutor to- eastern roads We heard
great complaints of II, narrow, illihcral,
and moan conduct u tho snp,riut.rlru,s.
We were told that stock was put on holrl
the cars. and then the employees. under N,
instructions ol the Superintendent. refused
=, ,,-rmit ,h,., having M, caro- Of tho same
:, mss ,vcr m, road without having their
fares Tho cor.sousrr, wa, That m, stock
was taken from tho cars nrl sent hom,
n-,in. Thi. was done ar mo Nplr1,r,--iu
4 Ksnurhcc Railroad. rs wr vrr,ipll. On
thcr,ai from watsryill,p Rlr,rr. we wrr,
told. m, arr,r--mcr,s v.-c mai, ~ convey
stuck =, tho show. ,nrr ,-r.cir- IN do so.
and thatnl,, or stock. from piaan1ui,
County. anrr h,ir- d-.rn t,ir,var NOR,
mile. =, ,,s Railroad lsG', D., driven i,,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

Gen. Phi. st. @. Cooke, has given s2o'oOo
a. a contribution to a fund for maintaining
an agricultural school in connection WIN
the University Of Virginia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

Org-oua'rd BiH--s. This peculiarly cT.
caciols mcliyine has M equal, and trial
will satisfy the most skepticll sua rlr tina,
In regard 81 che power Of this remedy, Too
much oannJ, be said il i.s praise. Il will
ur Dyspepsia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

John Black, Esq, of Ellsworth, recently
deceased has left legacy Of $4,000, for a
library for the Maine Insane Hospital, at
Augusta,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
The Plot Rsraalel.


Emil r1t Suvlrr uv mrs Er>rum,
ir that country. under the new government;
ulCA. walker slavery was abolished hy
tr Mexican Government 10 al Central
Aara. NfrI r., 1924. AMI since t'at
t.r, Ia. BAD rn LEGAL existence 20 amy Tar.
.lr .- dependencies. 7, t'aullhrrrmru-
rr.I t.atgi,was anaetara .mi.gNi'ii.l.
Roman Catholic Government, AMI that ;.
rmaIu.l rr a Protestant American, vl"
frs. lvr.y.uGan, uwrrrl thc control OF
tr-.urm.at. On r.--..a''i,h tfi. vorst u'
N .1rrlr..-. r,aNtr tr.rr. President
,y-rt.- r.r.-r. fr. .r, ~ the FEDERAL eln.
.....-. r,rr. .r a.. l-h Of NrrI.
,.,f -r.r.,s--.r.r.-r En- Central r.r.a.
...t.. ,..,r g.,.. B.. tt.-.r.-. ar.
r...r.r-.rr,. ,... .,...... ....-.urrt .r
,----- -rr,rr..-..-r.r, .'r.-l,.r Fl.
.-....r o., ....-. owner. rn t,sr..,.,.f.n
.f,..r r-.-.-.-.
vr.-U...s ii. a'sr .rrrv,r.l rv Prof.
Dan, v-,..-f,ry.lar-, wien o.. GOVERN.
....,.f,r. Trs.N Static. notifications of
OIL. r-.-i-.rC.-rrr-. rrl NAVIGATION 'r-
,v..r r.r.t.I STATE, and Nfar-ul. CON.
r--.rr-,,. r.-.,..I -,,... S.-5,.. NORTH.
r....,,t. r.., s..f.,orC.r-r-.
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v..,,.-...r
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
SIIETI

The number Of sheep was small, but some
fine specimens OF leicester and Cottsvoli
were on the ground. We regret the sheep
husbandry was not better represented.
SWINE.
There were but small number Of these
animals, but the specimens were Of rare
quality, the Suffolk largely preiominating
POULTRY.
The collection OF poultry Was also moagcr,
but those present were choice specimens OF
the dunghill fowl, geese and ducks, bat not
in 90 great variety as was to be desired.
The Halls.
All the departments In the halls were re-
specially filed, though in some of them
there was not as much competition, as was
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
t,plrs' Rnr>a

This attracted great attention and thor,
was a I.rr.s, rush of Re p', to ,ho ground.
The number wa. o.,im,il rrlm eighteen 90
,vsn'y thousand, although twas qui,.cr'i
anil there sa,a very ligviul. Although
o., wind was 30 high a'to make livery DIE
rrul, riding, Oh, hliest'1gittI thsn.el,'.
with graf credit. Som'Ir ,hou v.r' sp'.1-
lil riders. Augusta cri.l OF toe palm,
taking two OF iho hishr, prize, w hop
il.c hli-. in other rartsar thr states will
take thc matt.- in hans, anil Irrrar' o.
compete successfully witt Augusta. W.
hope fa-ur', girl. will look 20 this, anil
make ,ham.ly.. proficient in Ibis most
healthml cyrrri~, 80 as { dispute the palm
with ciiy bellies. Latth. farmer. girl, OF
oh Oxford begin the tril Of their skill he-
ior, the public O, our oun show next fair,
and then at ,hc State flir enter the grand
contest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

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remarks
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07
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There was a l,r., cnll','i,n OF neat stock
on the ground, particularly bull. and work,
ing oxen. In cows the state was, Nv ma
means. fairly represented. There were two
or thre, extra cows, brsil these there were
hut few, and those little 20 hoastor except
their great ,irr. Of hlool stock, the Dur,
hams largely prrdominatsl. There wcr,
fine specimens II the Dryous, Ilererorl,,
Jcr.eys. and Ayor'hir.'. The last OF the
week there wa, a fn' herd Of Dcyons and
Grades. brought ia from the Shakers, con.
.istins Of twelve COWS and hcif,r. and tive
calves, recently from Vermont. oxford iir,
ni.hcl the bot bull on the ground, exhibited
by Joseph Tufts Of this town, which we nm,
dar.taui was soll to Mr.. II. y. Hunt, oil
RoadGcld, FOR $50. II, was full blood
North Devon, and a slcrdid animal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-11-07

"Ah, know who Mary was. know
an the time" exclaimed Gcorsc, looking
archly a, Aunt Mary. 4 bright tear which
at that moment fyll into h,r lar, showed
that though silent, she was 40 uuinior,s'eI
auditor
"You haven't done. Gtau?' sail mtls
Ann, in a disappointed tone; 81 Thought
YOU were going to ,sIla stony. You have
born talking about yours',fall thr time"
- have BEEN something OF an csotist, O.
be SUR. my little .,rl. ba, WANTED ,oshow
my dclr Young friend here bow much might
depend upon rainy evening". Lilo is not
made an Of sunshine, t., happ.ost aai
most pglsp,rous mr,t have ,heir g SONS 81
gloom aol darkness, AMI wee De- 90 th1ss
from who's, souls u5 rays % bri-htngF cml-
nate 70 gill th1ss darlcnrI hours. lt,."
the Col Of IN, rain O., well as a., sunshine.
! can Rad Ills mercy and liz Dose as "'''
m the tempest, who's, wing. glstHr ih'
visible sllFi,. 90 IIi, creation, as lu o..
srleudor Of che r.su- 500, gr tac sl'' ae"'
lat descend after his sitting ulaugc. j
lr-an with mrurlar. SAID @ rainbow
was drawn ia ils clouds ,aat lowered on
that syrruul iay. anil t.Dti.s,,icauttuu.t
10 shine with url.uH..arl beauty. We
man. ms ehi.'rgn. was #utly cod o. De-