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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
Pennsylvania Right!

Sow said the week OF the election, anil
the result show. We were not in the wrong
The democrats have triumphcl in the mere
ly local candidates, by small maJTi'y,-
ur,u, one.tlirl what they claim. But In
the Congressional vote, the only vote which
would in any degree indicate the character
Of the result in November, when only NJ
tional question i, prcsrntci,-thc Union
Ticket has a majority Of about TWELVE
HUNDRED votes. Add 20 this Tie ~ 600
Ou,kers who never vote ut any but rrei-
Dental elections, and who always vote
against slavery and the 5000 Gcnuau'
who II he's been asccrninci went against
MS In October, aud we lave a majority Of
about 10000, for Fremont. Tho Border
RuGaus acknowledge that they have had
out their whole vote; and about twelve
thousand Of their force, who were fraudu.
lent voters, cannot he used again. In the
face OF these facts, and we have them from
good authority, both public and private
what man can entertain any hope Of carry
ing the Keystone State for james buchanan
and without this it is conceded that he
cannot be elected. Then set this down as
morally certain
PESSsrLvASn Is RIGHT AND WILL M
Rtour N NOVEMBER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
Bound to help one another

|: is remarkable with what unanini'y
most all the rogues Of tbc United states,
have united in tho support Of james Plat
form. Herbert the muriorr Of Heating
Bully Brooks, theu,sa,,iu OF sumner Matt
Ward. m, murderer VI Batter, an inadn-
,iyc Yankee .cboolmastcr, lcids any
quantity OF southern buIlics and Missouri
RgFn.. have already been noticed a. meme
bcr, Of the Cincinnati Convention, and en-
thu,n,tic supporter. Of IL. nominee. Recent
Investigation. have shown that another class
orrasal, participated. We copy from an exc
change, the following
wrooNslN Fa,uDs. The Committee ap-
pointed Ly the Wisconsin Legislature 10 in.
ycstisatc the alleged frauds Of Gov. Bar'tow
and III, clique, was composed Of four Repub-
Leans and four Democrats. They have
made unanimous report, in which they
conclude that under the governor misrulc
the State Treasury has met with a los Of
sS7 600. and the School fund loss Of So
GOO 900! The men who perpctrl,el this
great robbery were members Of the Cincin-
natl Convention which nominated buchanan
and erPect # he IS e'ocf,d 10 roaue ecos
again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
A Buchanier FalSehood Rofu-
ted by the Record!

asserted, OVER and over again. by ,'r
Buctaui,r democracy, that rrr Free state
men anil the Emi.unt hrd society, com.
m.nc,d the troubles in Klru.. s more
hlrcGcgd. unmitirat.l EI,IDnI, could u0t
o, told. These troubles, murl.r,. riots. ar-
rr.'., thrn- and impri-pumru's. wore rlm-
mrncod hy the rrurlcof Western Mi-Iun,
through the active r1arliuu.o. AtciI-au aui
>uirel,llov. upheld ly Pierce auI o., Nn-
iiaual Army. This b. proved hy referring
% the resolution. ct ruhI.r b.a.. OF m.u,
uudrr cine advice % Alchl.1n, which a,..m.
BLEED before thr Emisunt All >c,r'y wa,
iu existence.
The first resolution. which proves that
Aichrs,u and the South begun doc slave
holding usurrl'inn OF Eau-., w., us.cl
y; meeting be Platte County, M...1uri. 10
which AtclisIn was present aua which h'
addressed, aul was reported in tc Platte
Argus. II wa, u thr hllofI,i}-ou.y year
r,I.,.g',,u.-
R,,oJr,J That if the Tertiary
bc onopcd IN settlement wc
plcdgc ourselves 10 each other
IN cytcpl tbc institution. of Mi
..,,,; o.,.r H., ,arr;,,r,. OIL, .nI.,
prEnn ,>-r
. 49,, =, ," '., *! H. W "''''' .'-'''
IhLNS' NJ
Ngzt w. have tie resolutions 90! public
meeting held at ParkulIc. Missouri, rua-
li,h,I To- a.. park,ii.c Lumiulry, jan. DO,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
Are You all Ready ?

Tho last great political contest for the
year 1. At our very doors. and we have no
time to lose in preparing Tor hattie. The
Republican party Of Maine now occrpya
proud position and they mus, in the Presi.
Dental election maintain H. To lower our
standard a single inch. n sufT.r the slightest
impression to be- made upon our advancing
columns, will bc drrosatory 10 tho high
character Of the party. II Is true our ma
jprity In September was overwhelming and
perfectly appalling to our enemies; but
with suitable curtion we can incrca,e IL.
For Ms 10 allow border rufiaulsm tn mako
advances upon ~. AZ tins when tho
hr.t interests of the Country demand It's
overthrow. {. treason 10 tho principle. We
profess. All that nov remains 20 H. don,
Is % bring our whole strength % the polls
So that our friends arc brought 10 the bal
lot box that our absent v-icrs are brought
home, - that We c,u have one grand nIly
Of ths Great Republican army to the scene
N conflict.
our success In September, has had ten.
drncy 20 lull our friend. into a rtatc Of ian.
ciri security. The slori,u, victory them
won. may have thrown some Of our friends
oG their guard. But all such should r.
member that " eternal vigilance is the price
ofhhcr'y" The partial successful our enc
mics in Pennsylvania and Indiana, las r..
,i'oi their dropping spirits, AMI they will
rally again 10 Maine, and make a Desperate
oTIrt 20 retrieve no least Ia degree. their
lia,'rlu. Irlcltatthc State election. They
viii make a Desperate cTlrt {. roip-, our
mgouiy, and the Republican. must not al.
low il % h. done. Ii,hcy can io thi., they
will rails, the cry. that a r.arng h1, begun
in Maine, that Republican doctrines ar'
diving ont, and thi, viii give them new
courage o. contend hereafter. 1T the GAL
liant SIMS ~ freedom in Maine, u- one man
rally from every hin top and valley 1t
them charge upon th' enemy 90 very d.r'c-
ton. TIP b'y' and ~ EN- Drive them
hack into the m1lntaius-route thorn h0r-r.
fool and duslon. Plantyour proud yiarI-
arl ur1n the very nmptrts %. Our common
Zoe and then
cling mIy 30 wave.
O',r ih' hni .I thc l,sy anl lir hpme uf H.
Iayr."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
Republicans Of Old Ok.
ford,

You will be called upon, next
Tuesday, To make ONr MoEr
RALLY ron Frrrpou,
Have You lighted your camp
fires, and are they now burning?
Have You your armor firmly GRID
ed on, Are youall ready for the
final charge; If You cannot an
swcrthcsc questions alirmativcly,
go 10 work without % moments
delay. Buckle on your KNAPP
sacks; shoulder your guns, pick
YOUR ilints; examine Your pow
der; make ready, and rush tothc
Our good round ma-
iority in September must he kept
gool-ayc, it must be increased
by hundreds.
BEARS of Old ONford! come
out of Your dcnsl Drive back
YOUR eats and 'coons, to the
caves of the earth! Route the
whole nest! Sweep the field,
and nEEyoUR NIcrow COMPLETE!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
Hailing Lios!!

Only e." day. more can h'empI'yod By
The enemies Of Freedom IN propg'tius lies
against The gallant and noble Fremont.
Ih" distinguishing feature in The campaign
is ih' persistent aud numerous lies which
have bc'n circulated about tho porsornl,
othrial. private, religious and moral chauc-
t'r ofthc Republican candidate. Ill enc.
mi IS have riUrI i.r' hcT"Gr. w' may
reasonably expect that tlay viii lail lies
hereafter.
]. They have 1id h' lad no birth rAcr.
"" was h'rA January u, 1873, AZ 81
annnh, "'nr-n.
= They have assorted that h' was t'r-
'lsnor.
And yet they pride thom''lrr- h"ra"s'
they irntth' foreign on no equality with
tho native born.
3. They ay hoi' "a Catholic and swear
60 TO-
Thrwhule rr1rlofhi.lif'. and th' church
OF which Doc has been o constant member.
show tha. d. i. Ia prtr.uut.
g. They cay ho ms d.fnulrl the govern
mont.
Mr. lilclpu1n. ON oath. declares that
Fremont never received any money from The
Treasury " 90 which be- was not Justly o..
n''el"
2. Tlrya..srt That lcisa slny,holl,r.
And vrt IL ia vol authenticated fact
tratlo never Owned a slave in li.l.r.
g. Tt,vu...rt that hr was coward: and
wa. entitled t1 m, credit rr DE- conduct m
C,I.rrr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
CbtOrforo ErmOtrot
PARIS, MAINE, OCT 81, 1856.
PUNISHED rvrEr FRIDAY MORNING M
W. a. pIDGIN & Co,
rGOrRIrToEs.
JOHN J.rERRY. Editor.

Trrms.-- dollar and 6iiy cents 'iucilN ~
,pV.NcTi ou. ,loiil, and -,,sn,, AVE ceais With
Az .iN month. tvo dollar. 30 ihc rnd Of The N'''
r. sh,,h dh, cent. vill b. added Zoe every wear
shich p,,psnt g. DELAYED.
AuyrRrisrurNr'i inserted unreasonable terms
DO propfisior not bsing accountable ior an, c'ro'
ha,rrFihc lm1uut charged irr the advertisement
- Communication shou'i directed Q" "Ih'
OSt1,d nsmo,rst. rarir. Ne"
RS. ". PETTENGlLL i Co, 10 Na''
Co.. B-H-s, auJ 100 Nsssas o., N'w lo,A' 't'
% tf 1ni, tuihurirsd gents nr procuring 'uiscup
one. forwarding advruiscwsnis.
-y'Pa,msHttor ,'l ad,c't'srmcnt' b. held t. To-
~ ton d., date uftle hrsi Insertion.
nnoh aud Job Printing
PRONFTIN ANp NEATLY rNECUTEn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
To the Polls! To tho Polls

Y,s, frcrmru OF Maine, ONCE MORE TO
THE POLLS. ou Tuesday next. Once more
rIlc Tor Liberty, the Constitution and the
Juiaul Wcmust carustlyarp.al to every
Republican 6, Do his whole Juty. d, not
Ia matters ct cuisines. hinder you FROM the
rrrrrm1nc, Of your duty, as American c,t.
F.us Remember that rir..i rspoHuiiiiU
rests uron ut,y man. SEE % IL that an
sour uri: ah,r, and friend, are out to the
meeting. Every vote tells either ror or
a-lins, human freedom. Not only go to tho
Polls, but 20 early y, upon the ground
in season. L3ok ont for the doubtful and
vayrinr; aud especially look out for TIE
nrsf, Of the Border Rulian democracy.
Look ont that Illegal votes are not worked
into thc bllIo.-hpx, through the deception
of the Buclmuicrs. b, instant in season
and out og season. Do not let other matters
bother you on On, lth OF November. Re-
member, the great battle between LIBERTY
and SLAVERY !, to be Tough, on that day.
The great North expects every man to do
DIS duty. 10 he Polls r. hr Polls fell
lpw.,i,il,ns. Rai'y c-sry ,rtsrc. STRIKE
ron GOD AND LIBERTY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31

\ INV llANrsuRE DNNoCE,r CoENERED
In one OF The towns in Southern New lIamp-
shire there lives bigotei Democrat, who
the whole summer long has utterly refused
to read any Republican documents. Ills
wife, a true friend Of Fremont aud Jessie, is
determined. however that be shall vote un.
dcrstandingly, and is now iealously engaged
in '.giying him Jessie"-rcading aloud Ire.
mont documents to him every night, alier
I has g0ae to b,d This isa great improve
men: on the Caudle Lectures.
Boston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31

very heavens with the black pail of an
Ervpiian night. are The legitimate fruits n
tnat infamous ac'-thc rcpealofth the Missouri
Compromise. They arr the natural work.
ing Of slave dcsrotism-a conspiracy
against liberty. Strange rs ~ may seem
the members II tho party supporting James
buchanan arr the guilty authors Of all the'"
outrage This party has not only by these
acts committed these great wrongs. but il
seeks 20 continue them. Tr James Buchan'
an il elected, h. ,sin H. hand, oCiis Stare
dgnaGy. H. will there be olGgoi to carry
out his pledges to tho .layc.drivcrs. Civil
war will continue 10 rage in Ransas. The
whole country will be kept in frrmcnt VI
n excitement; AMI who can tell he sad con.
oucnccs that result in The oul'
Tho mad fanatics that control The pro-
slavery democracy are laying thoir scheme.
tohrinr about disuuion. They openly avow
il everywhere. Nothing will sati'fy their
lust Tor power, their avaric' and mai amh''
ton, but complete and entire ",hycr'ion
NJ the Who'll, government 20 The tr'as5nablc
demands Of slavery.
Liberty Is by them secuted a. chimrrical
distraction. The Declaration Of Tndsr1n-
drncc they pronounced q grand summing mp
of rlii,sriu- gancralitics." st-'rid.i
hr. Tho Constitution they cast oT like a
worn cut garment, and the very graves NJ
uur frcrthrrS arr being tramplcd upon hy
imrious frat grown hold in treason. Such
3. democracy IN 1856. II such is the be-
ginning who can calculate the onl' judy
SEE what W. lv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31

Tr.rrs' Taorurrr FyluLtru. ourrsad
vIIrrurmh.r ,hc imrudsnt threat made
'y senator Tu1ml,, that he would yet call
che r,,l of De-. slaves at thg to1; OF Banker
ii,ll Monument 4 Republican speaker 10
N.U York, the other day ia allusion TO IL
made che following capital point
"T11mbs, said De "blas,,d that the time
would com, when De could call the roll Of
lig slaves in the shadow of Bunker Hill
Monument The time hl5 cone-llark :
n, calls Rufus Choat,, - hsrc,' n =.
lldlc;. =. ir-s,' 'Chirl,s G. Greene, -
'hrrs,' &C. H. Pcasle,, '-'hTs," Shouts
of laughter followed the hit bu, there is a
melancholy moral in IL. II is true.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31
James B--hlr7u's Opinion Of John c.
Fremont. At,es.si By his Oath.
l.,-A. trli. capacity

E.-A. o. .H ..I4..i.
.D.' Fremont. trr defendant. was in
California no OIL. commencement uf HOSTILE
Of. between OH. tr.r#l States and thr Re-
rl.'.. .. N.Ei... le t'.r. rHsrl end come
m.f.Ia battalion cd. California Volunteer
consisting u. about tuu mu. Ns or.Hs
..# ...r. %. Poo. cone. I.aaHs rrr'
l ".H Hf lrff.rr. ANp ~ Ny
OPINION Is BETTER ENTITLED TO BE
CALLED TUE tuNQJ EEuE or CALI
IuENIA IiIAN my OTHER MAN"
-I-t. % b.s honesty 600 tha matter or
-..rs Goo public credit in California:
u H..'H.r Know rur Il..tr chat tHr De-
.rHr' '.ma'fmfI,iIually. ur fr his own
Tr.fa.. .-. "r benefit. rf'r received arv GONE
-...-s'. I tr .,II h.,,. .r amy ui them. and
d1rHt r...' There WIS any clrsiIrrl,i.a
whatever .g drawing ur ar5rrtiu. or tho
-Hm. Ir..s. "rv ruItHar ct ti.u. OTHER
WAN 90 PROCURE SUPPLIES VOH
TuT FORCES UNDER his COMMAND
is CALIFORNIA"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31

J d. Fr,m,nt's whole lif la, hccn sp,ut iu
adding 90 tho glory and renlwn Of bis com-
mon country"
Tho Aus-sn As,, sreakins or Col. IRE
mont, said
~, is ton much attached 90 The Union
% uiu amy rar'y which dos not keer '''p
. o. ,ts music
The Slco Democrat oii
"CoI Fremont. Iy an his actions. has
shown himself un, ur che hrst mgn OF Oh"
country II, symrl'hirs arr AT with tNo
p.m,,rlr,. luIhisattlrhmcui 90 ihc linton.
without r.-t-l @, North ur South, cauuo;
b, uu..iiDBrl l1g a moment.
N.-. Dies same journals arr AanlsriuS
Co., TunHat.
pI tasy sr-ak the truth then, or d. they
.r.ak Go navs L., ana n,glltsrn; people
lal-,
NJ Clairmlu. o., hor1 who now leads
tr columns og ir,,lom's army is no orli-
nary r.r.1ua-c. when a mere boy, beside
3, widowed mother. d. ,,,ui over th' grave
u, a C,a.r, aul With her was l,lt 90 travel
t'rl.ns rl, DrTauly and want With au
energy OF character, which hascygr h'gn his
-trl.a- .lr % e.uius, hrucc,s,fully CRAP
Ma With c.ry obstacle. Laughing at
n.1. .urus,ihi'i..rs, Doc l.ari sly hu,ci
.t.... ...n Cd ffl... liz. INV al .r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31

Ouro KEEPS STEP TO rue Mrnc or LlBrRrr
AND UNIoS." The old Bnckeye state gives
a majority OF about 10 1000, for the Republic
cans, gain Of about 1000; and Is ready
to swell this majority tremendously next
Tuesday. See how the West responds
Ohio is always Rionr
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Give Tuesday to your country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-10-31

f.xiHv opposed 90 Co. cyt-r.i1u ON thi, cone
,iur1t b,yurd 90, Tu--Dt limits"
IJlhu e.. rrw-ut
I have only time o. call v1ur attention 90
one more plank in ttc Buchanan platform 4.
"FinUt-Pr,a'--'. That ttc Democrat
ic wr,y viii expect from the next Aamln''-
trsuuu every PROPER yI.rt On hr made ,1 iu-
sore orr astsrllrry Boo Oh. Gulf Oft NrNiu,
aud maintain a permanent protection ot thr
rrs,t outlet. through which err cwrti.l M
% 20, water, che products rli.',l ob the -a.l,
anil ihr tHmm1diii.. rrlt0l hy thH industry
ur thc rfrrle of oar Western valleys, aul the
Union 40 large
This taNdhrth,v,c.o r" flihn,'-rs"
"A covert s',emTt q, er.rr cuba hy nr-,-
iu,o,y, us ina war with Sr1.n, with the
view or o., ,l'sgu.r' anrrzstiluo OF th1t
i'aul o. tbc United State, Co ,,r.a-,r"
AM r.rrr,uatr slavery. This doctrine, i'
c,u.ri ont, v1uI De- nothing short Of
vt.'r,a'rrm,.r
Tb.. rrr,n'ir1 only i-'-ss t'- u4,.nl
acts o. ~ Er.rtnar vNHr Minister 60
Gr1t Br't.rir. nac.r0r.r.r hr l.'lvi'h
thr American Minister, a TH0rrarI >r1in,
OIL. Us'rrf. r., .r-rl >riH t-r 'r.r'
H.r-tuf 1,I.r. rr Cola, vr..h ,hr o.
u..I tlrv tr.r Iau.l t.r rmrns o. U,'.uI
manifesto" .- v'... o.. allowing t au
D.rB.t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18
PETERSBURG ADVEKTI3ETE NFT
BY William Teuch. Amer. ssaie

VALUABLE PROPERLY AND y.rasp
OF MILLS AND WATER POWER IN m =.
CITY OF PETERSBURG. AT AUCTIoN-f,y
virtue OF deed of trust from David Adams ana ~, r.
70 the undersigned, shall SELL public suction. ON
the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the 20tb Sayy ~ ~
February inst, at II O'Clock, NJ. the MACHINERY
tor the manufacture of Cotton Goods, contained in
the Mills formerly known al the Canal MiIjs tho
Basin together with tbs Lease of the Mill and the
w ater Power belonging to the Appomattox Canal
Company, subject to an annual rental of 1920 far
each Mill, which lease expires on the 18th October.
90, ana can ooaotess be renewed on favorable terms
The Machinery comprises full inventory it il be.
eved OF what IL necessary for the putt us into i'm,
mediate operation the manufacture OF Cotton Goods
and can DC examined ny psrsons desiring to purchase
In the lower Mill Is a pair of Corn Stones now in
operation, In addition to the machinery for Cotton
Goods. ses- -shesr
Also, the BUILDING ON the opposite aide of thu
grounds attached thereto until the 18th of October
1858. - os'ooe1'
Also SAW MILL, driven by water power from
the lower mill which viii be sold with the Machinery
aud Lease Of that Mill.
On THURSDAY, the 2ist day Of February. at tbs
Merchants' Exchange, at IL O'clock, nj, under the
same deed of conveyance, viii be sold the LAND
belonging to said David Adams situated In Chaster-
field county, Il miles from the city, on the River
Tunstai and James Clarke and Containing SO1 acres
more or less ~-s -.
{ Also, one female Slave, named Hannah.
Also, 20 shares of Merchants Manufacturing Conn.
pany Stock f-i''+- $50 800
And at 4 o'clock, p NJ, OF the 2lst of February on
the premises, the two TNNEMENTS and LAND on
which they are situated on Plumb street sdioipin .
the property of Daniel Jameson and Worsham Mann,
The terms VIII be made Known on the day of sale.
WM. TENcH, Auct'r. 80 = ~
Petersburg, Va, Feb. l6-tds. -.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18
BY Ale1andcr Mott, 1ucf.

t'Cnan0ITURE, CLOTHING AND DRY
n yoUyUlDs.--Will be cold ct suction, on TUES
Hna.. s,eers5y y large and general assortment
cin.a 20 ana Kitchen Furniture, from family de-
eo nLsSsysrsi isyoiees Resdy-1nade Clothins
ias. ~ ~ OF Costs Pants vests Shirs &c. sandry
Ss. ~ y ooods shoes Hats, Caps Crockary and
oannars ioooe Cigars choice brsndss -.
2.nse, B 1s,.s. DO added 70 the above SALE
eats Mn,,,n s nsrpets, used but shor: time
- - ALEX.s MOTT. Auaf ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18
AMERICAN ATLAS,
" AND ATLAS OF THE WORLD.
WIN. A. BUFFERS, l57 Main street. +
ss AGENT FOR yfRGISIA .

4 =
sss AGENT FOR VIRGINIA. ~ sssass al z s
This Ai!as is that known y folio. md con-
tsns 0 sheets on which are exhibited ls0 maps and
paans The work IL costly one, having required IN
OUTLAY Of upw ards Of Gfsp thou sand doftars. -
The letter press of descriptive matter has been com
piled with grsat care, aud presents large amount
Of valuable statistical information. - !. -
. The maps are beautifully spsrsysd, ana the letter.
Ing and distinct and 10 printed on Hyo1e firm
paper. prepared exprealy for the work. TssA
: denflenen having hbraries, and indeed every per.
sonwith sufficient nae.ns should ownxcopy 81 this
most valuable work For ale By aas. - =. +.
q a1tlss VIM. A. BUTTERae IN llnin q. Assvs
CUANO, GUAN0s-~A ueed euppSy sc ~.
NJ Tuvisn Guano, Tbs arxes snd s.seaesse sytiels
We have ever rsesiysd fpr ale n ,ces g c.ls -.
chssers, BY e SIS Il, 4cdRuDEHS eQNes a4
ais aas 18Th street, between Main and Cary.
q CGORDEDNH.--klu ttna4 ard Aeo1r1esl
orr Of sspsnew quality fbr Als hy s...s y
I11NOETION COFRkE-Ferse le 81
LAIDLEY + R0BJNoON
Apo&necar1es and CheUistA
KeN zth and rrsnklin ~
OF Ssis aIssLiss RI RlF[1ls sEE AZ { q o.
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WHO SHOULD INSURE..Wher.re.
w personal exertion. the income derivrS 49,
It u essential TO the rapport and cozfors Of osr.
BANDS AND FATHERS whose bro, estv 4 49,
ed % risk Of lfe or b not sucient TO mafa = No.
pendent or comfortable provision for their ,.id-
and eh!ldren u case Of death - LAWYER Phi
SICIANS, MEcHANICs, PUBLIC oFTICEEs or
CLERKS. with salaries should invest 4 sum as,nn
ally In Life Policy, which win protect sheif fariiiss
whenever they may BE- deprived Of the income a.
rived from their axertfone. MERCHANTgF xbo
are exposed 10 tho uncertain results Of sxfen1o mes
camille pursuits 4 PERSONS WHO HAVE m.
cuMBRANcES ON THEIR PROPERTY. ~
might be eaerfceA in Of deash yithort An insn
rance on their lives for the auaount due s. All ~
sons who have pecuniary Interest," ia the Eves 81
SLAVES, should insure them 10 order to save tbexn
selves from loss In case of death. CREDITOR naav
insure the lives of their debtors and
selves from much anxiety. Lafs insurance is. n
truth, savings bank for the widow and orphsn ard
deserves the serious confederation of an eood cis.
zens whose attention ia respectfully called - ths
advantages offered in regard toit BY 1The Americ.n
Life Insurance and Trust Cotnpsnys-Chartsr -.
petual-granted In l850-Capitaf COO The i've.
Of WHITE PERSONS insured for sny lensth ~
time. upon the MUTUAL and JOINT Stock 9YS.
TENS, and SLAVES for one year or for 1--WE yesrs
premiums payable annually. and the policies renew.
losses satsfactory adjusted The best references Ia
regard to the Company s K ssi 5sa1I5ss y
Agent and Medical Exsniner Once. Pesrl 4. 81
BIT. Main and franklin, next to Z. D. Eachos of6cs
IA g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18
By taylor & Wiiii.=.. = = : :

T'RgsTEE,s SALE an u..
Re A es,,, AsL.oAbLE FURNITURE. FIkSO r.
-a HUE Oh deed Of trust duly recorded r. H..
win be :old on WEDNESDAY, aoth r sIs psrhea
~ O'CLOCK A. M st the house on st and Cary =
adjoining the resid-nce Of Mr.. John n 49, -
entire stock OF elegant and valuable Furnitnra' ne
sisting In part of s.Ir - - AA A con-
Mahogany Wardrobes, Bureaus Chair,
Centre Table. Book Case, Bedstead Dinin, Ts,,.
Rosewood Chairs Sofa Z ~ : ao'e
Marble Top Table "a 8 Z s.5s zsfstise "a sra +
Psrlor and Chamber Carpets, Mating snd on
Looking Glasses -. Sad. III. ,.ts Esssef
Feather Beds Bolster and Pillows
Hair and Shuck Mattresses and Pillows sa +
ea Cooking and Chamber Stoves a9s 81 hioE I
Mantel Cocks, Oil Paintings and Engrssiugsh
window Shades and Curtains 49, = q u -
Crockery and Glass Ware, kc, sc. &c.
ALSO-An elegant Rosewood Seven Octave Piano
forte, Of modern styles most beautiful and swsei
toned instrument : - -. - -. 49, = 7
Terms cash ~ TAYLOR A. WTLIIAMa
10 bids .s Auccioneors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-18
RGINT4 n Ar 1T1!T115N-.

o. VIRGINIA. Ar ANCT1ON.--I
@Vshall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
= - der, 1t Orange Court House, on MONDAY,
9th inst that being Court day my celebrated and
valuable STALLION. esq ls-'s - 1--s5s2 7E
Virginian 10 thorough bred, having been sired by
Absentee ont of pure bred Mons Tonson mare; Is
beautiful Bay, Is years old, perfectly sound and
sure foal setter. He was raised, and has always
stood in Orange county-is well known there as the
sire of a. many fine colts as any other horse in the
State. r.--sst,.5.gl. es-t-i ~
i will have time to give him any attention this
spring; bat if bought by who can do So he will
easily make his cost by LIST July - !.
Liberal credit will be given the purchaser, if de-
sired. WILLIAM c. SCOTT.
ORANGE COUNTY, Va, Feb. 9th, 1856. felI--dtd