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EICHA-D L. READ
DI " & RE-

1 Il"ENEE At LAW. and Solicitor in Chancery, Min
y ---. Lu.lt. ono. In Thomas new block. 81
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l. III. STRONG.
CHARLES L. LEGATE.

1 lit&NEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Highland
: a t0uu-T, Nis Collections Iu8,ie. and aIi husi-
z-.5i,.el C. his care promptly attended to. 81
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4 rTmRNETS AND CoUNSELLoRS At LAW and So-
ari'srs IN thancery, Mineral Point Office in Mil
- Block. 81
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WRITTEN AT MY MOTHERS GRAVE


BY GEO. D.. PRENTICE
The trembling dew drops fall
Upon the shutting flowers like souls at rest.
The stars shine glorious-and all
Save me blest.
Mother, / love thy gravel
The violet with its blossoms blue and mild.
Wave DER thy head when shall it wave
Above thy child:
'Tis a sweet lower-vet must
It's bright leaves TO the coming tempest how.
Dear mother, lis thine ernblem-dust
Is on my brow.
And could lore to die
To leave untasted. ife's dark, bitter streams,
BY thee, As erst in childhood lie,
And share thy dream.
And must I Iinger here,
To stain the plurnage of thy sinless years,
And mourn the hopes of childhood dear
With bitter tearsI
Aye, must Tnger here,
lonely branch upon withered tree.
Whose last frail leaf, untirnely scar,
Went down with thee.
Oft from life's withering bower,
In still communion with the past, 1 turn
And muse on thee, the only flower
In memory's urn.
And when the evening pale,
A weary mourner the dim blue wave,
sigh to hear the night winds wall
Around thy grave.
Where is thy spirit flown
gaze above-thy look is imaged there
listen-and thy gentle tones
Are on the air.
Oh, come, while here press
My brow upon thy grave, and in those mild
And thrilling tones of tenderness.
Bless, bless thy child.
Yes, bless thy weeping child,
And o'er thine urn, religions shrine
Oh, give his spirit undefled
To blend with thee
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4 TTnGNFY AMI COUNSELLOR At LAW Richland
y Centre Rehlaud County. Wis Al business entrus-
-. ~ A-, laVe promptly attended 10. 81
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j. Ii. Cl.ARY,

| TT3#NEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW, Mineral
\ Is.a-- Office in Millions stone Block 81
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LOUIS IL. ID. CRANE.
ID. II. PRIEST.

4 IpRNEE AND COUNSELLOR, Solicitor in Chance
Il r and General Land Agent, DodgeyiIle, Iowa Ceun-
~ Wisconsin. 81
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aatioraI, Stats 4 County 0f6tsrs.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION.

NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
President ef the I ) (: FRANKLIN PIERCE, of Fl
Secretary 8f State WILLIAM L MARCY, of y Y
Secretary If the Treasury JAMES GUTHRIE. of XIV
Secretary Of the Interior ROEERT MCLELLASD of Mich
Secretary 0f the Navy JAMES {. DoBBIS. of y c
SECRETARY Of War JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Miss
u4-- Master Gel JAMES CAMPBELL of Penn
Attorney General CALEB CUSHING, of Mass
Chief Justice Of supreme Court ROGER B. TANEY Of Nd
Associate Justices
TaHS HLEAN, of Ohio SANCEL NELSON, of Y
JAxgs NJ. WAYNE. Of Geo ROBERT GKIER. Of Pa
EaHy CATR0S. of Tenn BENJAMIN r CrgTIs Of Mass
PETER DANIEL, Of Va JoHN \ CAMPBELL of Ala
United States Land Office Mineral Point
J7gz G. SQrIREs, Register HENRY PLopuAx Receiver
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tTfLLINER. AMI Dealer in Millinery Goods Ladies'
VI Dress Trimmings Fancy Goods &c next door 70
r1e Central House, HieI-st- Mineral Point. 81
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lNERY AND FANCY GOODS.

5.A1-'tL LAND GENT, opposite the I. :. Hotel,
~ h-S1-sl-, Mineral Point. 81
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EN8ER Of the College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
VI University OF the state Of \. " tenders his serN-
tae eitizrs of pod-evIiIe and vicinity s Physician
Surgeon amt Accoucher. g
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JOSEPH SMITH,

I)0OkSELLEB AND STATI0NER. and Deal
- e IN Fancy Goods. Tobacco and Cigars 3rd
-s.E above the Post Office, High Street, Mineral
Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin.
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COBB * N2ESSNORE.


| IlaRNEY'S At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. GE
- / .Er- .-lS-rr * IraIHeis store al
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DIP. w, WOLFF

N NERAL POINT. Wisconsin Office a his residence
II 80 Mrs Estes oil place, the Gaiena road. g
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G-s7errgr og Wisconsin
E5-C1aaaat Governor ARTHUR VI ARTHUR Milwaukee
Secretary af osate DAVID W JONES Belmont
state Treasurer : CHARLES hCEHN. Two Rivers
irtJ-nev General VILLAIN SMITH Mineral Point
SaPt Public Instr 4 CONSTANTINE BARRY Racine
BANK lguE troller WILLIAM " Dennis Watartovrn
s.lte Prison Ccmm'r EDWARD AGARkY. Milwaukee
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STATE ADMINISTRATION.

United States Land Office AT Mineral Point
J7EE G.. SlUIREs Register HENRY PLoarusy Receive,
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4 ERNAN PHYSICIAN. Office al the residence ef the
VI Ia-e Dr- Ross, Hi IN St, Mineral Point
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lN-I RANCE AGENCY

szooa xxY1a aSv sxooa rooHos
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gflinsral p0int Jribnnf.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING,
u Mfoas Stone Block, Tiird Floor, the Corner of
HigA and Chestnut Streets, Mineral Point, HIs bv
GEORGE w. BLISS
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AAA-A L9 BIB.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Hannibal Hamlin--the Pu-
rity of his Public Record.

No man in Maine and no man IN The I'm
ion can boast Of more spotl,ss public NJ
cord throughout long congressional car',r
than II,NNlul HwtlN In Che d.scharS1
Of every publ, duty be has bo1n prompt,
able. and faithful, while his record on the
all-,a.r,,,in: question Of slavery extension
/, absolutely Immaculate. let MS for a
mym,nt r,b,ar,1 the principal point, Of
that record
In lSl5, as a member Of the II1us, Of
Representatives, H,NNmlL II,vI> voted
asaige the j1iut resolution 20 rHs.r Texas,
notwithstanding he hal 90 oppose the pop
ular decision %. his party organization in SD
doing.
In lSl7 U,NNrDu Iwv voted l.r The
Ui'uai Prru,r in order 90 krsp our pros.
r,c,jy, acquisitions from Mckee fce from
the faint and curse 90 dv.rg.
IN lStS H,~>ruu IIvtIN v1tcl In the
United States senate Coz the Jarrrg r,,r-.
t,r claus, in che h.u tor the organization
OF o., Territorial Government al Ors-.n.
In 1850 U>>Ht UuuN yu,rl Oh iusr,
q similar ,'rrrF r.r-I7.1 IN the l.l', 1r-
clniliu. Utah ar. New Mexico, AMI that
ma,ar, falling Dc ya,.I a-an,; The h,.',
cr-luiziu: thr,,T rri,ori., vith.a,a slave
~ prohibition, AMI in 81 doing be- oh,yol
the explicit instruction % che pu'res
Irris',,urr % Maine
In che amc year lSi0l IIN>mu Uv-
MS. voice was the frg rl0,-l in thc 4. :.
senate or 'he unqualified, unconditional
aImi,.1u ,g California a.a f-.r state, AMI
DO, .pr,yh on this question va, eof Oh,
aNr,t delivered during that session Of C'1-
crrss.
Ia o., same war II,>>mu lIwN y1'.l
rru-g tlat hll 90 oI.Hu, ami aham.ua-
t.aas. Che E-l- N ir-.
Ia thr same yr,r II,>>H,r lIur> yut.l
r-r-v thr Dim giving tr rl'lar,ur dollars
90 r.u, Gs Territory taat usv.r l.'1a-. j
O. i.-.
On l.Ilr,>>mu II,wN vr.rl 1-1,rs'
chat vtrs-l mra.ur., arr..l..'. Mis-
s,ar C1mrr.m.,s
IuI>Ti Wien ths lar---.1s AMI 1~,rur-
,r,r rrr'r.rrs OF DO Nr'-r.ta hf' wore Dr.
,'ar.I arf.-...rr'y iaa National Convene
tl,n o. r,- rhr g-rrI o' %. Urr- r1-'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
For The Oxford Democrat.
Stop that Lie.

MEssEs. PrnlrmRs II noticed in the
last Norway Advertiser AN article wherein
il is stated that the Hon. Charles J. Gilman
visit our town last week, for the purposes OF
delivering a speech on the roli'Icalqucti0ns
Of the day, &c, &C., and that on arriving at
the rlac, Of appointment, there was no one
10 hear him. ard farther inquired to know
..what can thc matter b. " with black Re-
rublicaui,m. | answer that the article In
question 10 an uumi,gatcl li,-without the
first shallow OF truth. Mr.. Gilman made an
appointment TO goct with ne, on the 10th
inst, aul according 10 notice, the citizens
orour town, with some from adjoining towns,
90 TIE uumhrr Of two hundred or more, met
90 listen to him. hut by an unavoidable ac-
cilcnt, he wa, unable to mlall HE appoint
mcnt with ne. Accordingly the meeting Was
adjourned 20 Monday evening, at North
I8y,ll-wh.rr ve again met, and were ably
allre,d hv Hon : rgrham, T. W Wood
bury, and q. \. Holmes, Esq And can
ay, FORA hack town with a sparse TJpula-
urr. have never at,culrla larger or morp
enthusiastic, mea,iuc-ari hcclayc 70 iu-
form thr Advertiser thltit, most arleHi ale
hr-.uf, and patrons, in mi. vicinity. sr1n
grl la,,aylly organisations. Auivca.p
wish o. imTart the news ;nt onr ifiouI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Free State men Of Kansas must take
care ofThemselvos!

In view Of the present uprising Of the
Mis.ourians to cxp,l Northern settlers nom
Kansas, the National Kansas COMMITTEES
despatched a special messenger, Mr.. Army,
to President Pierce, to imrlarr his all in
rrc.cr,ins the Free settlers in Ha,.a.. The
President iroui not 80 him, atI be- was
turned over to his private Secretary ,isiinry
Webster. who informed hun that tie Free
Stat, men r5aH hare 10 tale car Of hm.
ss'r,s.
Has It come to thi.--that thc nn- of our
country can only protect and preserve the
uriscr,cs Of sla,cry--whu FREQ state men
are left 10 take ear, Of themselves, and Cor
attempting to do the same, are ARRESTED fr
treason Beautiful Democracy! Sublime
Popular Sovereignty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Prepare for the Election.

Republicans Of old Oxford, your foes, the
Pierce Buchanlu o.icc holder. and coniolcr.
ats, are busy. They arc everywhere. They
swarm ike locusts. They swear the people
shall Do as they say. They ar, desperate.
They threaten tho citizens Of Oxford like
Para1h's lean kinc. Tho people are not
with them, and are not going for their Plat.
form and Image OF slavery and degradation.
They do not believe thatpropsatins slavery
is the way to save the Union. The Southern
party, assisted by the Northern doughlaccs,
therefore, ,ay the Union mus, b dissolved
The people should not heed these threats.
They should vote Tor lIamlin, Fremont aud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

SASurshN Cav, ONO.
nr ] y. lIbrris p,ar s,r.-Nuur 't1uru ihc
csih uiirHl isHi h,nl, pn' in r.I', vln 1v. We
l. g,n selling ZEN, Davis Pam Killer, ani with
,,n Ilt'r ,r.ri ono urr puts "nr .''r- v'fr smil
90 frst. irf psIt rrrr, tHHvp ir nur r1ruurr.lE,
thr drmllI decreased ,,r, mp. &c.,. ~ l"'uul utr
rhp.li.uHls, BuI ,,,u pctsuu ibai l'rg.i Do
v..uII rI... rrur u..rr. .ui sU.Fk Boo ih" hrrHrst
trrui. uf tt1s ,plrhir fefua,, 'ur 90 those ''.-
cI-.s ,uur limrhlrt ,fuLg uL lwm Oh go ,-
,..H#.H.. .f..r. vr u,fr iHf-r.I tI rsr Do IH .rr
own f,ui.t... anI fhp sHHd effects ul che mfIrirc
vsrr uuu,Ir1irI, apparent w uun r.u.uur
ifs noe with -frtt sHi.it.NHu. w have Hf'I
uurr OF tI. Iutu ktI,r ohm 800 r,lt have s.rrr
nr lri1f, ui Hr, other moo F-u' i1 ihs nwr length
ri time, nuI vr DO rut hrsrtltr o. siy that % h's
given bitter sItsrr' iYu tI iI. IuIrhlsrt fnn AMY
Other article or have ever .u'i. llHrN IT hrsi.
uc.. BIS r,,,cutsd oar fcnI,ng osrtihcat's bot wr
have ip GOO. ,lriuIp lruw lrr'u hlulrr o. iap
thHrsIuI hEiug vitnrs.'s, who trs'IN ~ their
rsighlur., DO, ., dl,, ai ihc ,,le nf Davis ralu
kul,r, and ihus Oh, ct,ul,tlni 81 BE-. iual,ug, D,
lri1g ,ur,pully enlarged.
kr,pa large suiTly ,n The West, 30 !. pet .n,h
q r,,d,,ias thr people uanI, and The, have 81.
5000, fulI .ut ihat The, cen ,ufr ihH Fever IuI
Ngrc fr TWENTY FIVE CENTS. u vii
rufs IL rlIN ip uns hours severn rIugh iH uur
I.ht, FHI hl. proved o. o. ilfr l'st pr.i..n. iu
no, fr1 discussed stomach, lpd MANY other goo.
ruls.. luur, &c. LOCKWOOD 4 GEhuAN.
T,NuN, NuyyuLGl - 1888.
Nr.... T.. DAVIS & 500. prlf Sir.. ''''Thc
k,ros have uo more ru0Glrrrr Boo ihr shluus u'
ihriI lp,,tlpf.. Tho, Gt.irr rational trw.'.,s
flt II' -tk. u, yrfiYrs mlJus. 'Ii.. TII.N fhuuyh
the ag,nry ol hoe Rev, u I. bnymH, thr.r ~.
zen r,uii. have lrrums aD.fuHtrl siIh 500, mgd.
ir.H., an' ,brlr t.a'ul iar DO isiD a. 'r,, su .
pusE..
prp have Us NO uuirr. fIr u0rc ''1n Gay l1i.
tl.., lut have ult .lt uBr l1rtr, lthsr'nrrN ia
,,u FOO send ur To- gurrN, .rI | will %, l,u
thulHfh ih- treasurer IT ihr Missionary luiru.
hone w. fhs,I O., it,ufr. urih s,fu, . 10 Is suou
90. rH..ih'.. There isrp ms'rIHs Which stands
.p h,sb 900 the ,.ii' atiop ct ihs k1rrus e th'sr
pru,rrrI. s. OBJ, r.iu ki.tr, uu' I tD willing tu
r8rN Ib,u, ts ,auritH ay.N hf-h .w.i"u
~ ,fs.vurfl o. e. 1Iuu,s.
g.. l'. n nw--i.is. Grlr,rs. aui ND...1'
U.,Irt. -..rr,I,. a. n. llH,. Iut..ri, 1HI J..
J. ~ulfh, IH'nvrii. General WAuIrsJ.y agents.
NarA n. $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

TOE N..,h mus; s.Isy,, l'u 81. South
AVID gr-uE. hrovu institutions 900 q s.fo
a,r. WIN n'vl "nwi-r.
r.t. e. o -ra.aunatiau or which NJ.
Garrison Ias r..uur.' l.,ru.'y .riy.u: Or
many wears. o. written lectures, mad.
sr.,ehrs, -n, up conventions, aul alm'.,
exhausted Don. frtil, Imagination with devil
su. ,yrsIleat, Coz ihe accomplishment, OF
Do, cherished Object, Bot be- has now. %, "a
h,t r.art come zap % the support Of Mr..
Buchanan rr the Presidency. The civil
war Which every or. can s.r will he a Nee
r,arv consequence OF .nrh au event, Do cal.
raht., viii result in the limrmh.rm.Ht oi
treTI.al Union. AMI the organization hy
,,rt.ru, OF thrir town institution. on slrs
basis" HIS uuathrma, a-lia,, tha EcIub-
loan party hty, been earnest and bitter.
Ur rrr,sr, iu its action a rr,uru Of tie
Government % BE-. carly principle, AMI says
TIA, ,lr success, Of ths Republicans "wiil
boo Do, h.ugmHlns AMI satisfying influence
r.arI thr movement, o.. tas slaves relsml.
ton"
Parker pul,'lry. a Tr1minrn, Garri.aui-
an. ga ID ,pe,chat birmingham on the ith Of
July. declared hi, preference Tor thc c'ec-
lion ul Buchanan. hr.au., &c would t.ul
Oh promote auI influence Oh, gnti-,la,rry
agitation, while thatog Fremont would tend
t1a cessation ot &c."
~ aI.,il.N Smi.h, AN earnest disciple
or Garrison, writes lroa tha Wa,i, that 70
Fremont b. elected. the Jr,ol v,ll D.
strengthened. ami ar fear, made prrurHs1', %
lrs chat B1chauau's election will lr,duc.
.rrh fierce and continued agitation ia Kan.
.asuuI 40 over tne country, that the Union
eau hardly la,t through h,, term Of ohc".
Far thr,, reason. saws Mr.. Smith, " /, as q
consistent opl,n.utorau union with slave.
holders, earnestly dssir, the election OF Mr..
Buchanan, hr that. think, will bring Oh.
Onion toa spely Gloss"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
nnrIcr OF roRECLOsuRE.

WHEREAS. JACoR r. LOMBARD, 1t
w Township SO. , IN The - Range, IN Ne
count, II ONf,ul, on thc % day Of Juua, \. u.
1850 ,rnye,sd o. iur iu iuIrtg1gr certain real go
tate, situated aud briug 10 said Township Nc. .,
.vhirh laid zeal estate !. particularly tcscul'd 10
aid mortgage dool IT date Aforesaid, and tccurled
q, tb, O.f,rI Record, IT Deeds fr thr Eastern
District. Book 100. Page 40.
Now, therefore. the condition II .ail NOR g'gr
h,,in, been broken, do hereby claip luIrr.u.
.if. thereof DO accordance with the slaiu'c in .noh
case made and provided. -
ShM'L u. TWlrCIlELL.
Rc.h,l, Ju', II, lS16. 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

Union. They should rule, and tell the Of
fcc.hollcrs and their tools, to perform their
duties aud not interfere with the elections.
They should call home ths absent voters.
They should provide themselves with true
votes. look OUT ron SPURIOUS
TICKETS. WORK, WATCH, VOTE :
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

OyIuap NpEv,L INrrurF. The Tt,l
session. ~ thi, School commenced the 9th
iu,t., under very fygnbl, prospects. !
lar.r number OF students are in attendance,
and d, number il rapidly increasing. |! is
expected that 10 may reach nearly, if not
quito QUO. Those who attend the present
session will have the opportunity OF attend
ms the exercises OF the Teachers Institute
Sr Oxford County, which will be held at
south Paris in October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Real Estate for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION, on = we =
w premises, unles. previously d''p"'c' "',
Iaih NU and v,ior.p1uer With convenience lor
[, ,bingle ,aw and .l,out ToUR AoEts of LAND,
On Mrlay, "a, 22i dog y Sffi'"51 "''''
at one II the clock =. VI. said M,II Is al new,
With iron gear, nnI situated near TIE eeni,f 81
Woodstock. about three miles irom Wy ants fonh'
IN Oxf,ri County. Conditions made a"sMn =, 'h'
tire ~ fale. DhSaH'S N''h
. Woodstock, Avg, u, lass. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

WE having lrou appointed ly the Judgc "l
w Probate I've ihr County Il oNiHd, {" 49,
c,,r tni examine the claims Of the creditors "i
Irr,lsp Moore, late ol l,umiuui, in aid County f,
deceased, whose estate 3. tsprrs'ni,d iH."Nrni'
ave ra.tiee that siN months, commencing The ION
,,, 1T yul,. haze been allowed Co stii cr,lit"'' 90
Iis,1s DO auI prove their r.ims, ard tHat "c NJ,
lttsiI o. tAo service assigned ~ al the mouse .'
an, Late I,r,p,, Npufr, in i,umfurd, uu ihr fourth
A., .l Ortnlsf aud the 18th Gle, Of Dgr'ml,r,
l,,u nine o'rl.,A AN. 60 two o',i.,h, T., " 3, "n
.,,b .,iIda,.. JOSEPH T.. Colby,
PATRICK lIOlf.
Dated ihi. Gi,.u,h 90, 1T Ju',, NJ, lNa6'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

ripIIor,r, Norn ~, Wv ", 1870.

Inv IIUTFT, NUENAl, wv Y, I7"U'
Gruilrm,n. have used thr Patent na.'in,'d
H., o,.p..f ,.uf manufacture. llr several weeks
=, ,,L r,,,rr .nti,a,iibn. For che Uu.nose ul
ro,.iirg meats. and baking Irrai anil pastry, it
.,r,r.,,lr. ar,thiug II thr Mind thlt haze ever
seen. ran .airl, .1, tn,i 'iucc have u.cd y"ur
oven have npt used m1rr than unc.lpuuh asmlch
G.l 10 do CO.., baking with, q. I dd before. ram
,,G.I, recommend YOUR oyous Co all Hotel oUru..
Rcsrs,iiuily ,uur. OTIS TIKI L..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

Ma MTN.s. The Republicans of
E1ekGeI are o. have q Ma. Meeting thi,
friday ,ssuins. Hon. p -. i. smith.
Hon. Harrison Blake, a-I Hon. Charlie, j..
1i,man are thc speakers.
Hon. lI,>sm,l llAw> will speak at Dix
fsil Village next saturday afternoon, and
at Locks Mills ia the evening Of the sane
Cay, at : O'Clock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

TEACHERS.
N,rmlSIrL T. THuE, 4. D., Pf,ncip al.
Ni.s Etts,HTrH :. WInuIu. Associate
Prncip,l. and teacher in Drawing aud Painting.
Ne VILLAS u CoBH, Assi,ssut Teacher -,
Mathematics.
Mr. Jo,rrr l.. Walls, Teacher d lhe
Iiruch language.
Ne. CrrrNE :. ArII., Teacher Of Manic.
W. CuAELTs CArIroN, Teacher Of Plain
and Owamrulnl Pcnman.hip.
Lo,ArIoE. The Acndsmy. !. situated IN tho
lvaiiihl BOD thu,irg village at ll,ihrl llill, ou
ihr dnnd Trunk Railway, - mite. from Port.
@1d, u overlook ths fertile valley ofihe An.
ntU'os.in, as we'll ls Obj, mpst Vliisi aud 80.
niuiir server, IN the d.',rcc. lnI swell lU,stsi
ia ip,slligrut an mpf,l sDutaunit,. " hoio tho
stranger vii soon Gud h.u'rl among 'iruIs.
STrutTs. Itrm me bri chat che PRINCIPAL
~. hat ,l1rge ofihe school for nine sucrs..i,e
,rar.. b. h,s lssu sr1blfd -,laiat, Co., render the
school s,sirIlur in Dol urtUlilouf, and 0f ,,srly
irrr,s,l hc.li.Ds fr communicative i1siuriuH.
~ he Languages, iho onu'sr Will tc Systematic
lHi thuruugh..
EuurNrtJ TACItitus. ls,iur,. ap4 10
'rs'niiun. VIII H. d'i'y c,cu 'u ttrmI.ir, md
other .iuir. l,cnrdin, tn tho saat. ~ ihr school
The rf'Hu.t 81 't'uul llH'uN be- large, aH' ur.i
ar8re.I ~ sulr. Arr1utrs, NnrF, Charts
ani SHr,,,ius Instrument. provided. Ih'laha-
~ nimsis, ample opprruHiu,s &C. rcHdiHs and
t,ftrr.r.
~ Trtgurpa. PROMINENT gM.Tr ifrrh...H
will o. ih'.r in Ea-bsh 6uln1r, 1Hi Aufhm.
&C., adapted 20 thr preparation .i teachers &c IIia
ulN t"I h-h frhH.'s. lsrfurs, With u'B.r
'Nsrcisrs, vi. w. given ir,e rhr t',rhrr'- ,h''.
Erqutstfipss. Iti.,,ry d.stab.r thrt go.
dent. lr present 90 che 1r'uin. 10 rh' iruH. Tho
.lrr pnI ,i,ilus will o. much happier ,ssvh'rr,
Nhil- those who ain ~ Improvement, VII tHd
r,,r, snuaha hruly tort DE suaIll-su, oi iH,is
Object.
ENPrNSTS
TuiriDn. ~ common Eavli.h EDn,lrs, S1'9
iigh,r Euslish bAnrhss aHi llH.uagss, 100
ri1, cent. viii u. deducted ~ ,hu.s uhn
-, tr thr mn tenn.
Nusir un p,s'n, O"l
Davir, AMI Painting, a l.arrri 'Nhs.
bon 80 i1 500
pspuln.hip, 100
Hoard D., fn,..,s, $500 rrr week, wood au,i
lrh's sstrp.
Tur further Information aprI.c1t.anuly l' u,l''
60 de- IuuU,I'L isi5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
uuAs. H. ADAMS.

The unlcr.i.rrl orc r'raUl t' u'nr'ci''
rnd .rll Ihr alsya Osru., and izht. iHr me ''1''
An Am, IOWA o, ct, iu iha state ct Mamg.
~ NIL IssG lIf
OAroEp, ,,.--M a coultui Probate held az l.n''
b.. within AMI flr the county ul ONiurd, 900 The
tbioi Tus.dny 4 August \. u. lh;6.
C,TEPnCN LEANIrr, Gu1rd,an 1t Addison
- nri--s, Eluulsih &. nuI-s, Ellie !. Busgs.
ant ssla ". Brisg., 81 Liycfmorc, in The county
ct Anlfoscngg'n, miu1r., hlSiug prcsrutri be- -
cnud acrount Of Gusrdiin,Aip 81 ,ad NaIds i"r
aloNaGcc.
ORpENrp, That The said Guardian give No.
notice Co al persons interested ~ causing cory
hi. order To b. published three weeks successive
" in The ONlorl Dcmocmt printed At lafi5' That
they may appear alta Probate Court 10 bc held at
Cation in said county, on the eleventh day
of Sep,emlcf neat, nj ln II The dock IN the iorc.
noon, aud .hew cause Ui any they havoc Why
thc ,lme should MT h. allowed.
THOMAS II. BROWN, jsis'
A lluo ooIy--st,en.
S.R. USsrLE, R's'i".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Timber for Sale,
Guardians Sale.

10y yiurc Of license from The Hon. Jntgo %,
ID Probate fIr the Count, 81 ONiofd. shau s'l
~ public ~ private sale, at The dW',I'ug'ho"'' ~
Seiby Holman. IN The toWn II DNi'ii % ''l'
county, on Monday, the siAih day 81 ociotsr n'N''
NJ ten o'clock in the FORENOON, CERTAIN go! "i''o
Of ny vsrds, HAMS farnum 1nd lm,N ''",''
rCu,,f.lI dsr,,.eJ, ~ wi 1T ot llDi so T..
R,rg, q. a. the Franklin Ilolu,1 Farm, % e'lied,
',,,,,,,J "a, ,be oanisr ~ sli town NJ DNtfi
ISAAC y. STANLEY GuIrdar,
Di,6eld, Avg. :, 1886.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
important from Kansas.
TuE FlCuiNG ~ KANNs-TuE BoRprR 8rr-
HANS ran AGGEEsSoRs-A MASSACHUSETTS
Man SuOT ~ Coin Boon.

TIANs TE AGGRSsoRs-A MASSACHUSETTS
MAN SnOr ~ Com BLooD.
ST. Lors, Aug. 10. The Democrat has q
letter from Kansas Of the 18th, explaining
the attack ON Franklin. 1t isstatcd that q
large number Of South CarOlinians and Mis-.
sourlans are cncampcj at Washington Creek,
and making daily jcprcdatious upon tho
farms Of the settlers in the vicinity. Thcs.
settlers sent 20 Lawrence forassisnucr. III,
Lawrence people dispatched Mr.. lIoyt, for
mrrly OF Massachusetts,, 20 the camp Of the
Slu,hcrn,, to inquire into the caus, Of thcr
d1Trclations. lI,yt, who was unarmci,
was taken prisoner, AMI instantly shot dead
The Lawrence men were excited, and imm'-
dntrly proceeded to attack the ratification
at Franklin, in order to obtain arms to lriyc
the S,uthcrncrs from the territory, but, in
consequence, orihcirlos. in killedunl wound
cd. they had returned % Lawrence wiihou,
attacking Cd. camp Of the S1uthcrners.
IT. Lorrs, Auc ~. Adyiccs received
from Kau,a, to-day state tia, the party OF
S1u,hcrucrs which left herr tuo week, ago
lor kansas, were attacked between Kansas
City and lnc1mptan, hy large holy OF Fro
Sellers. \ desperate c'nlir,cn.nrl, during
which many were ki,Iol and wounded. The
S,uth,m.r, were driven from thc f.ll.