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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15
THE PAST AND PRESENT OF MR.. FILL
MORE.

There is about the same difference between the
past and the present principles of Willard Fill
more, as between his past and present chances for
the Presidency. During this early part of his po-
litical career, his views on the slavery question
met with the appreciation Of those who were term
ed AJolatonists. In truth, he was, at one time,
considered as the embodiment Of anti-slavery prin-
ciples, and thousands of those who voted for
General Taylor, did SO because Mr.. Fillmore
name was on the sam ticket. In 1888 he wa
considered so orthodox by the anti-slavery men,
that the Abolitionists Of Erie, Pa, addressed
to him the following inquiries, and received the
annexed reply;
Letter Of NJ. Fillmore to the Erie Aboliion'sts.
BUFFALO, Oct. II, 1888.
SIR-Your communication of The 18th inst.
as Chairman Of a committee appointed by "tht
Anti. Slavery Society of the county of Erie" has
ust come to hand. You solicit my answer to the
following interrogatories:
LIST. Do you believe that petitions to Congress,
on the subject of Slavery or the Slave Trade
ought to be received, read and respectfully con
sidered by the Representatives of the people?
I'd. Are you opposed to the annexation Of TexaI
to this Union, under any circumstances, so long a.
slaves are held therein?
Sd. Are you in favor Of Congress exercis
ing all the Constitutional power it possesses
to abolish the internal Slave Trade between tb'
States?
4th. Are you in favor of immediate Legislation
for the abolition of slavery in the District 0
Columbia?
l am much engaged, and have no time to ente
into an argument or to explain at length m
reasons for my opinion. l shall therefore conten
myself for the present by answering all you
Undergraduates in the affirmative, and leave 70
some future occasion a more extended discussion
Of the subject.
y X
am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
W. MILLS, Esq, Chairman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

1t commentaries an event Of which you may well
feel proud. Mississippi is proud OF you. Arkan.
sas is proud OF you. Tho whole South is proud Of
you. Your praises shall be sounded wherever the
holy institution of slavery is cherished, and by the
voices OF those yet unborn. May you live to win
other medals, and may your arm be strengthened,
SO that none Of the wicked advocates Of freedom
shall ever lie able to prevail against you" Leader.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

A NEW SEA CoNrEMPLATED.-Capt. Allan Of the
British Navy, proposes the plan Of cutting a canal
from the Gulfof Akaba to the Dead Sea, and also
one from the Mediterranean through the assure
OF the mountain range of Lebanon, thus pouring
the waters of these sees over the great Arabian
pescr. and making there a vast sea.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

EXPENSE OF RETURNING A FUGITIVE SLAVE
The Cincinnati Gazette says: "We haye received
from a reliable source the following facts. Dur.
ing the late slave case trials in this city four hun.
drcd persons were sworn in as special or Deputy
marshals, to each of which a certificate has beeb
issued for 'twentyeight days service at two dol.
lars q ~day,which makes in the aggregate t,oenty,fpo
thousand and four hundred dollars. We have
further learned that these certificates Of service
have been purchased at sixteen dollars discount on
cach' which gives the snug sum Of six thousand
four hundred dollars, which goes into somebody's
pocket. These statements are made on good au-
~thority."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

flLrrBusTFHs are cmigrating in considerable
numbers b Nicaragua,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY DIsHoNoRED.-Mr. Jolliffe 10
his letter of acceptance of the token of approval
of his efforts to save the unfortunate fugitives,
presented by some CT his fellow citizens, says:
"Religious liberty, without which man is de
prived OF the highest dignity of his nature, lies
to-day in dishonored dust in Ohio by the decision
of Pendery; and the right of the State-a right
which every wandering horde of savages possess
its limits-is made subordinate to the will or iudg-
ment of the officers Of another State. All this is
without law, and against law--and against the
constitution of our country, and it remains only
to be seen whether the people of Ohio will arise
as one man and assert their rights, or tamely sub
init to outragss that would drive any other
people to the very verge Of madness.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

AN UNSUCCESSFUL EFFORT TO SAVE THE UNION
When the resolution to 60 into the election for U.
5. Senator, was before our House of Representa-
tives. Mr.. Henderson of Madison moved to amend
as follows:
Resolved, That in such election it is the opinion
OF this House that no man should be supported
who has ever expressed, or who entertains senti-
Federal Union.
The House rejected this effort at Union saving
by a vote of IS to SO. Mr.. Wade was elected and
the Union yet survives.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-15

Il
w. Mills, Esq, Chairman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

EVANILY HORSE AND CARRIAGE FOR SALE
With harness &C. all complete and "a good order rhe
carriage has seats and be enclosed open front
pleasure: has shafts and pole The hors about l6} hands
high dark bay sound kind and perfectly gentle strong
quire at stables Of Twenty ixh
end Sixth avenue whore the establishment be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

vUO sPORIsMEN.--FoR SALE, A FULL BREED EMO
PHI, ~ WeASeYenfeenA s17st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18
MATRIMONIAL.

wi speciality eIceptionabe address and appearance
wfshest correspondence with a young lady with
view marmony He desires Q partner lady not over
twenty eighteen preferred handsome good figure
ialent music besides finished education, and Accom-
~hmens sufhcisns TO acorn The circle in which he
rh vens this who 5y beauty and education worthy
Euscne Wavsri. Union square Post Office Ali commuica
uo1 strictly coDads initial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

wFUL CATAsrRoPHR ON THE DELAWARE
a Burning O. shiladelpha and Camden fer, oos-,srd
l6 Of FhANK LkSLthS ILLUSTRATED NEVBPA FER,
published Saturday next March %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18
THE MILITARY.

NEW YORK vOLUvTEERs.-THa MENRERS or TaIS
IN regiment pequested attend meeting Wsdnes
day evening. the lh inS O'Clock, ct the Mercer Hous
LYCKMAh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

TUBE PARK BANK-NOrICs. -sU BsoRIBERs 70 THE
capital stock OF E bank respectfully requested pay
The nns nstsnens q ninety cent upon their
Monday, March soS e. thar baAkng house, the bead
Of Beekman street. near the Park which time the bank win
be opened for business By order OF the Board Direcors
NEW YORK, March 10, 1886 q. A. MACY, Cashief
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

r OsT-FROM NO. Is AnIrY PLACE COLD Cu AIN
~ and lccke he ccfss contains dsguerreoype q gem
Clay, July u, 1as2 aged year" Also, : sold huninx
WATCH VIII O. r. MArchsr engraved he inside and the bot
match ne PIN not perfect some Of e were loose
money and go reward viii be paid In addition and no aues
tons asked suitable reward for any portion * ne same
BY applying N NhVye ~ - II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

TOR SALE HORSE, SUITABLE FOB ElTHER
way warranted sound, rising sx years old; price s2I
To be ct Mr. Curtis riding scool ane H,cks
street. Wall street ferry Brooklyn Owner Th0s Cro
100 Broad rect, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

TyHE IRIsH NEws-A wEEKLY JOURNAL. EDITED
by the propreor Thomas Francis Meagher. dedicated
the service OF the Irish people At homo and ABROAD win
published every Saturday, arc AFTER tho 12h ApE
% Ann street. corner OF Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
" Railroad Company. No. Hanover street -Nouce TO
bondho Holders OF per cent bouds Of this company
hereby notified that In pursuance Of OF the General
session he s and exchange
secured mortgage bonds authorized The mentioned
act bearing per interest," and secured by only mort
gage the companys road franchises &C. said exchange will
be made ct this Office until further notice By order Of the d.
vebtors, WILLIAM BEMENT, Treasurer
New York, March II, 1855
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

DOB gALE-A ROAM MARE. SIXTEEN HANDS, VERY
stysh sound and kind; also, saddle pony, suitable for
children ALTO. bay mare. price SIS. Apply at Is jay street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-18

EvOR SALE ONE OR TWO CARRIAGES, AND rive
teams horses which be every dav uahl
two O'Clock In tho afternoon ct tho South ferry. BroSyn NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

\ staple Tor one Of the speeches at tho
Buchanan meeting ut the Court House, was
the fact that the Republicans did noslarc
90 let their men attend democratic meet
ing. when we stat, that our meeting was
appointed on Saturday evening, and that
tIa band was engaged, and IN our arrange
mruts mad, before a single number Of tho
club know Of their mcatins, IL win DO c1u-
sil,rcd O very roinurss charge. We whip.
pei you handsomely once, and wcrc content
o. rest with tlat, and hal %, wish O. adj
minister tas qgi.,us oC wednesday. Char
ity on onr rrt wl'reun Us lJm making
,Hs charge ta, your ding wasp1s'panrl
FROM Tu.ly 90 wednesday evening .o pro-
vent Your men from attruiin, Republican
mra,ius. It was simply an error, and one,
unfortunately, which exhibited yoar forces
40 O. rrlt lialuuiacr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

evils, by bringing the administration OF the
Federal Government back 30 the principles
rf freedom, Justice and patriotism, which
distinguished itE administration in The ear
l.Hr DAYS 0i tho R1Vuhhc-thg days OF wash
iu.t1u. i .1ers1n, and their c0mVatriots, aud
-uariu. and defending, with lCalous care
tlc rights and che liberties equally oil all
s.cf,rns rr thr country.
EvrT. Thltas ,ar threat Is constantly
r.ne.n. Don our cars irUm thc ranks OF t.r
rr state I.m0yutic party North and south,
fa. th.e wll l..H,y. ODE Union 10 Che poo
rIr.r I.. Republic jo not abide iu die
ut.. and endorse its acts of j-Yrt.m, 0g if
OBJ, exercise % OH, right, ul lgegmcn I'm th'
way u..ntHl out hy tHr Constitution. tH,s
CONVENTION declares 10 i0 h1 oucHl its offsets
H T'I iu bringing aN persons who may H.-
tempt OBJ Hrr such threats into rNr'g
tHa C.uI.- u punishment, and thus u'..Hl
aud T.rTHuatr our glorious Union 90 a"
hlHris-.uyHkus m tli, v1TA enc manly
and rlrHt.. spirit of the j.T'ri.i jackson,
~..r r. ..f. s.IHe Union muse and s.A..
.r rr r,.' "a"
HH.. I..t'.s Convention distinctly
ana ur..t..Uy arag. .hytr H ..' iH
....u Or. l..r.r. With domestic slavery U
t..~ .It.. r..r. DO now exists by law hut
.nlI I.s.rrn.s ana emphasis 10 dogar-,
H.f.tr. .ts rrrrrs. OBJ r.s.st, 900 every lave
W'rnr.r. I', k,rr.uguN1 into territory
now .-.. rH' Oh r.l.u Kansas from i''
rr...r. ... .rs'..u o. Che slave power
N. lstwHrr.,,v. with entire st'-
.-a.fI.n OH. nomination. . John q. Fremont
luI William o. DAYTON, Tor iHr u.lg's N.
President aud Nier President OF tHc United
States. and win us, our utmost culcay1r- Go
arrurH fH..r election.
E.'uF That The nomination %. Hon.
Hannibal lBm'u .r tac th... N1gs'mry
.ffH.>uf., OIL "i,oUr varUs' aTIrlAt0n,
ana th,t Zoo conjunction with tHr lover u'
rI u throughout the state, We will elect
Dim On that Office nu DE SECOND Monday n,
september next, with am overwhelming mH-
-r..v.
Eur7. Tha, wi, folly rnlsrss thcman'g
arI THai.... COURSE OF ulr present t.Ir.-
..t...sr .u l.r-r.. sus ...I t.at 90 DIS
."".IHf. pms. .....-, D t...- ..'..aI ..-
.r.. Hf." -r.' .rn...." .. 's "
AMI ...r.. IHr.tr Gle Various nru.Hu.
u.I 90 ...uo. t.m lggu tI.s il..l'y iN
t...r ...f..rH's.
E. Tat'er.r-H'.r o.r'ar.. .n
th. ability -l integrity .. t.ar., q. ....
msr. ... r.-.r.. n. OLD. '..r."..m'.T '
"... U....s.r. .fise n. t... District bro
...-.. ....r... 30 on. lH..l States. 49,.
r.. ..'....r honorable ...r'.. .|....r
.'. ".Gr-a.; l.srt.r- t.Hfvnu.' +.
.Ilu. .Eg successful iu -...9I....'u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
Vassalboro, Aoademv.

THE FAIL TERM of his lr,'iu'iol wt'
/ commence uu doe fret MONDAY 90 September
IrI c..'Hr. eleven weeks, iU CHlI-. ui its lai,
popular aH' efficient teachers,
REUBEN FOSTER. s. g., Principal;
MICS. AMANDA IuS TER, Assistant;
With rnrh other resistance as tae interests ct thC
School may require.
Nrrrri.s received Gr lrss than hl'i7 term.
TuIuuS:-Duuu.l EH-rsh, $500; Higher
English, $3.50 Language, Sl,Ol. pHViu- and
pHnt.n- iu different styl.s, irau ,OD 90 $500
Lessons given tU lrr Trr week in tAr too much
.-.-rf.H 400 ul P'ru1u.hIn.
Board from - 80 Co $500 per week.
MOSES g.. ROLLINS, Sec.
N.alsr1'. Avg {, l'j6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
HRS. R. S. GREENLAW,
Independent Clairvoya an

DE~pEDIlIl.LN gives notice 90 thr rltlgsns
IL of Mechanic Fall, anil vicinity, that she hhs
been prevailed uron Go yi.it ihi. place again, anl
10 stop sCyCul months She will attend Co the
examination and prescription of aIl diseases that
frsh b. hsirta. ror thilt,,n years shc has hg,u
IN her caryu,ant state % dcscrihc the cause aud
location II the disease on the internal organs, aud
the effect IL has upon the system, aud prescribe
medicines ior their cure. Mrs. G.'s medicines are
prepared by chiryoyant directions, and they pro-
ducr the most wonderful and cheering effects.
Residence, house lamerly occupied by Mr.. Mel.
son Nalcninc, neat the depot Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
Guardians Snlc.

10y virtue ui license nom tbr Hon. Jud.c ol
ID Probate nr the County ul ONnrI, shaIl ell
%. public ar private ..e, 10 Oh. dwelling -lHn.e ul
~..F il.'Hlu, DO ODE town oi INa.1, iu .1lI
comfy, uD Nur.Hy, ODE siNtb ,'y ui October nest,
DO r.H O'Clock 600 thr forenoon, certain r.ll estate
.' ms eHu'., l,au.e Iarmu IaI Emily lnwum,
r.r.. rH.i'ri1 1ri heirs ut llHHis lHm1u, nt'
.E uiSG. %. t...rsrI O. vif. lYt ui l.ll So. ~,
Urrr- 6. ur tIs rnHkHn Holman Farm, sD called,
...ulf.I urtr ODE center OF s1rI town ct nish.lI.
ISAAC s.. STANLEY, Guardian.
UIsf.I. Arr. IS. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

PNr lluL REPUBLICAN, CJB. The r..
Tuh.i,ans % Paris Mn organized on Sltur'
lay vsg.u, last, Club, under tie al.y,
name. The following gentlemen w,r.
chosen as .ac-rs
Hon. stephen Emery, President; Hon.
X. C51lcn1w, Moses Hammond, Hon.
Hiram Hubbard, Or,,gn Ripley, and Joseph
SurIrs. Vice Presidents j. G.. Marble, T.
". Cuss.r.aaIG.W. Eiur.l-,, Directors
Hon. e. *. C1.Iauw Corresponding Sec.
rotary VIM. \. TiIsiu, Recording syss,.
Ury.
The Rcalins ro0p is open day and even
ir-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
LYMAN RAwsON.

TUE subscriber hereby giyes public notice ihai
be- has bcca dolls appointed by The llon9'ap'i
Judge II Probate lor the C0unty Of ONhh; 80
assumed the Trust of ADMINISTRATOR with 'Ae wa
annexed, 1t the Estate oi
ADDISON ABBOTT, late Of fan''
in said County, deceased, BY giving bond a' the
Law directs. lie therefore requests slI ''''n' VINO
arc indebted 90 The estate OF sald deceased 70
make immediate phymenti aud those who have
any WILLIAM II. DRAKE,
Jolly IS, 1856
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
Leather and Findings.

WYE intend Co keep on hand, good 'ssorlnen,
w of sole Leather, Upper Leather, ,a'' ana
Kip skins, Shayings, Bindings' and al' Aings %
Shoe findings usually wanted by Boot 'nI moe
Makers. Manufactures wishing ior Upper Le''n,
ct auI Cali skins tanged ~ the Oh way :" cola
liunor, will DO well 70 call. ..,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,
South Paris, Nav ~, 1856. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
NOTICE or FORECLOSURE.

VVHEUChs, JACOB 7. LOMBARD, Of
w Township No. in thc 81 Range, be tho
county ut ONi..d, 600 ihc 3D. 0ly OF Jnu', \. ID.
l~jj, conveyed tu mc 10 mortgage certain real e.
litr, situated and being iu saii Township No. .,
which -aiu real estate b. particularly urcuHsi iu
sa.I mrur1-. decd oi date aiHrcsIid, InI recorded
ir thr ONHrI Erc1rIs ct Deeds CO. the Eastern
District, Book lU3, Page ~.
Now, therefore. ths con .I,ti1n Of f1il mortgage
having been broken, / Ln hereby claim rr,rio'
-urc thereof l accordance with tAc statute il snch
case Iplg and provided.
SAML u. TWITCsEl.L.
Bethel, Jul, Il, 1856. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

WE, the undersigned, having been dolly mp
w pointed Commissioner. hy the Hon. Jud.r
of Probate iur Chi. County, 900 the estate at MA
THIA~ MORTON, dos,1srd,' late Of Andover
North Surplus, hereby give MOTTO, that we NiH n'
boo session 10 Jb. Store OF L.. ". Grc-g = 'o'' ~
AlI1yrr, ul tlg Il. Saturday oi ils mya.h, 81
August, O-t,l,r, aHI b,o,ub,r next, 80 O'Clock
L. NJ, 10 examine claims against said estate.
EDEN ". GREGG,
BENJAMIN POOR
Auio,cr, Juy ij,h. 1856. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

K,>sls. Ey tla attention OF a friend in
Kansas. who went from thi. county, We oh-
,..r. WHOM th.y can 's .mI-.'rl across the
r-'.r.. au occasional copy % Gle Kansas
Trrarr, Free State paper published nc
Topeka. This PAPER is published on the
ground, and Of course may De r.liel upon
.r To-. statements. It, accounts OF thg ou9r-
r.l. rnet.esl upon tac Free State mon in
Kansas. confirm an tho reports that have
r.a published lu doe Eastern papers, and
give uaryI.eLs inra-lrlt1 themuygmonts
chat escape tha correspondents, aud Of the
infamous MEASURES %. southern dsperal,c'
90 lar1s ami drive from thc territory a.i
who do not Join 100 ,a.ir desperate work.
Tho Tribune states that ,a' only hope ar
Kansas is iu tha election Of Fam1ss. In
Buchanan Che FREQ State men have 40 cone
EI.ur. H,wil mako rw.r hnalg chan
I.r. llrIgus, but hagl.s. viii jgu5l.s
certain, nor lcrl.iey changed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

u,r.ru ss-N court .. Probate, b.. 81
pl,... .,,,l.r aud fog thr county ~ O,l1,d. on
lr fIuI TussUl, NJ july, \. y. l,j6.
IIDUON CUSlluAN, administrator on ih"
I'...t..t II..t., Cr.ug,, ItrufIIsbr1n,
Of. .,II County, deceased, having uru.,u'rd' hw
nr.t ,r..rt uf admin stai.1u 0t the estate II earl
deceased lur allowance.
OrrrErp. Th.t.aiI 4Tn.ri.,uirr give notice
Oh ,U u.rssr. interested. I c,u.iu- r. rrn, ~ thI'
nrI.f a. Ir rubli.hsd tbr,r week. surCrssiyD.1 ~
Thr O,nrl U,mucpt, rriHfrI 10 rarls, chat hey
may arrr1rpta Probate Court % o." h,ld 10 Par
rH. in .,it County. on ihc thiH I1rsJry ct August
nsNt. af u.pr OF tn cllgh BOO thr forenoon, ant
.hru rru., raay Doe, have Why lhc same should
u.f Ir allowed.
THOMAS No. BROWN, J4'ss.
hfrrr C.p,-tU..l
=. Il. C,ErrE, Rsg,fv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

O,rnru. ss.--Ntb Court ui Probate h''i ai ~.
co.. within 'Hi inr ihr County ni ONi"d u1 ihr
h,.N Tu5.day Of July. \ ID. lsa6
nN the petition of WARY JANE IARNlM,
" willow OF SIVnN IL. lAuNrT, htr OBJ l'nn-
lHd, iu ai County dcrra'ed, rn'lng "r an
,I.v.r.. u.t 1t thr personal ,sJ,te Of bee ate
husband,
Ouutrtr. th1tthc s,If Mlry Jane ramum give
u..tl4II u...Hgs interest Dob causing 70 cops n
Gao. rrI,r 10 %, Published three weeks surrrssi,r'y
ir The UNII D,murpt, printed 10 Paris, that
fh., u1y Hrp,lr 1. l Probate Iuurt o. De- held a
pa..irsH.i county, .uthr thd Tuesday plAu-r't
r.yt. 1i r,rr % thr clock iu che iuunu"n, ani
.h.v ,su-a, iiln, th,, have, vhy thc .ame 'houia
u.tI, granted.
4 true cHpy-au,.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

TacGIllwur gentlemen bayelsrus.l.ctoi
o.. delegates 90 che County and Senatorial
Convention ls.a Paris.
Hon. Hiram Hubbard, Darius FORBES, j.
e. Marble, a. C. Bolster, James T. CLARK,
VIM. %. hing, II. i. Parsons, Gibbs Ben
son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15

u.ruru. ss.-Ata court 10 Probate, Lri ~
I..... Within lHI frr The -,put, OF pvnIl 900
iH. fa,fi Iu,s's, iJul \. -. 1856
On NH. H.uU"H .husI...#
urrrrIu, uHf.hr .fI Nnn Good give 01'irn
t1 l.I r..s.us Interested, IE rIr.u- q ,.rtui iHf
...rYIH ...,sl.| far.. uI.as Hr,.ssI,,N 1
o.. usfuI D.m.rrt rl.H..I LOO rlu.. fhf' thg
ml, nru,.r.fa Probate t.uri ru I. hrI 90 laris,
I..Hr. ...#.. ..fh. 81 Irr..HE.l Na-a.t Hes'.a'
...... f.. .'..h I. fhr fTrH..u, IrH ...V rtus1
...trstl.. I.grH Hr doc sHr. shHH.I "af allowed.
THOMAS ll BEUWN, J.igr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-15
sAnIrL sToWEI.L. Ialo d raIL..

IN ,liI County d,sc,.eH, hy giving bond a. the
Lass uIu,,,-. 10 therefore ruIu,su ~ por-uns
atpanr Indebted o. thr s.isto OF .aiI deceased,
tl lnaar immediate ra,msnt; and those Who hHNo
ar, demand, thrr,.A Go exhibit thr same 90
Dbl, Is, 1855. ELISHA MORSE,
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Union X. INRNIM, - 0I KlnIlTI,

,u thr clunf, of ONfpul, isc,asei, ly giving hond
a. DO, law directs. tie therefore requests 81 pgf'
lob. Who ar. indebted o. the S-tatc Of sail dee
..r.-t. 4, make immediate raymcut; lnd those
who have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit 'hA
same 90 ,,..,,,,.
May 20, SO. LYMAN NA"SoN'
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DIED

IrGovs..l. Brt,. Iu'aas, u,n Of rbama.
Iuf.rr. rr.I 100
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T'lIE subscriber horby gives public notice To- Al
! concerned, ih1thc h,, BEN dolly appointed ~
ihc Honorable JuIge of Probate, f1r The Count! ~
O,f,ul, anI assumed thc trust Of Administrator
ui thu estate ut
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fJ'IIT .ur.rfi.fr hereby 1lyt. Vrli.c notice that
/ b.b,. I.,r arp8futol o., the Juigr 0l Probate
f.tE.. C..r.f, 81 OsfrI, aHl 1.sumrl the iu.,t
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LoyisA u. WAKEFIELD.

O,roUn ss. st1 Court ofpr.'r'eh,lI NJ Paris
within aui ior Oh, tuuiy ul uNurd, on the
Q Iu.stay of JtI, iu tr year ul uur Lord
orothanlalr.-ht ma'rl aHl G1yaN
Orth. Petition aftniI, ordered, tiat uoiiro
hr given hy UuhIrsbmG copy ~ tlis pouu,u.
with Goo. order t.srgU1, ihrro weeks -ur,rssIyCy
On thr OsfH Democrat. l rrusI1rsr printed iU
Pads. th1i 40 ysrfOHs lnuIc.lul iuly atieni ou
Doe thIH Tn.s Hly uf Augut neat, at Cout ct
Probate Then tu o. holder BOO Paris, aud shsw
0.u.s, 81 ans, WIS che prayer 81 sait petition
.H.H.I H.fl granted. sub notice Co D" given
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