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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14
Weekly Summary Of News.

The trains on the road from Boston {,
Portland, ducat p. VI saturday, did not
arrive until o'clock r n. sunday. Tho
snow hnl blown in - deep that tho plow
could do no service, and vorEmcn wrrc
employed to shovel through the dr.n..
The commissioner. Of Aniro-cogriu Coun-
" haze awarded the contract fur the com
,trucuDn n their Court Tlou.o and ail &,
Albert ;. Currirr. & N.wuurvpor' Tic
yaiI and Offices ar 70 10 completed rg next
January, and the rlr.lr = to ~ -raJy Iy
the fr,t u July 1857. Tho ,cm 10 be- paid
&, sGg,7jO.
The Bangor Courier Hg,e' Ias Sarah
Carey. the wife Of an Ir,shman, Ut Brewer.
va, found dead on Sunday m,m.rJ sh-
va, undoubtedly choscI o. da,b Thsr,
had been drunken row at thr hru~, she
night previous, and there D., ili,,, doubt ba.
ram caused the terrible crime
TT Iadly and Andrew Masters. ~.
have been selected by the An,i.EcrubIicans
Of the the thiri Congressional di,,rir, q,
delegate - the CINCINNATI Convention
Th. Americans or Connection, rgpuda.,
the nomInaiioo Of Fillmore and Doncls5u.
The Massachusetts State Council have en-.
dors,i them.
The criminal term Of :hs supreme Court.
for Cumberland commenced i,, session ..t
week. On Monday Jals' Davis, directed
Constable lIu,c to bring the persons agains,
whom indictment. had been procured, into
Court. Mr.. IIu-, after making the attempt
informed the c,u't that VIZ Baker, the act
ing ailor. declined TO deliver the prisoners.
TO any other.
Judge Dayi, said the Court possessed Nj
cicnt rlenary power t, have il, order. exc
cutci. Atprcsnt be did not feel disposed
to treat the person who acted a. piIor, as It
he had committed a cuntgmp, Of court and.
a' the traverse juror, were not 70 come ia.
until wednesday nett, be- would let the
matter rest until thas time Tn Wcdncs-
day, the prisoners were brought in On writ'
Of habcas corpus.
The Hudson River Railroad Company
have discontinued all their train, on sun
day.
Cyrus W. Brown, Esl., editor OF the New
Bedford Standard, has been appointed by
General Pierce, Brigade Quarter
Master Of the second Brigade
Hon. John G. Palfr,y is writing his
tory Of New England and will soon visit
the northern country to prosecute hi. re-
searches.
Kansas. Louisville, March sth. 4 tcle-
graphic dispatch from Weston, Kansas, says
that the Free State oficcy. wero intalled At
Topeka on the ith met.
FuIrRr o. C,ssus VI. CAY. The Lou
isvillc Courier says that Cas.ius NJ. Clay
has failed. lie has been heavy spcsulaI.s
in hogs. and the recent heavy decline caused
his Gnacial ruin.
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Gbc0tforo 9rmotrat
PARIS. MAINE, MARCH II, 1856.
PUBLISHED EyV FRIDAY MORNING ~
W. a. PIDGIN & Co..
rEovRIEToEs.
JOHN J.rERRV, Editor.

Terms. --.Ope dollar and City ccOi' strictly ~
,ry,Nc,: one dnir ,ud .c,criy five cents With
ia IN months: two dollars NJ 'hc cod Of the Near
Go which On, ceui. Will h. added ior evcg year
(which payment j. DELAYED.
AnvrUrtsrvrNrs inserted ou reasonable i'rm'
che proprietor not hs,ng accountable &c anN error
beyond the amount charged Dc ihc ad'criis,weni
,--p1,p.pt for 30 Advertisements - held 10 ~
,tou the ,..tr Of the fret insertion,
rs. VI. PETrENGllL : Co.. 10 N"'
%, R-,iHu, auI ie2 Nrfsau o., We los ore
lur rrl, authorized p-rnis ior UrocuI'ns 'n'renp
1us. forwarding Advertisements.
- C,nurnioatia1s shuulI directed To ih'
ONiota Democrat. r1rs, Ne
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

BrppToRD ERrcr. by an Extra from
the Office u the Union and Journal, We
learn that all ,he Vaccinations ola corrupt
opposition have not hccn able TO affect tho
Republicans OF this young city IL has
elected Republican Mayor, and a majouty
Of the city Council, bya good vote. A re-
action is taxing place. The present ANTI
Republican legislature has becn tried IN
the balance and " found empty" and tho
indications are abundant that the people
will 'ce TO it that they are no, again 80
cheated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

RvwoEp Fuls. We learn that u. u,
Perry, Axe Manufacturer, formerly Of Buck
Geld, hulk during the past year, and has
put in operation at the above named place,
large Axe factory. lie hasmadc arrange
mcnts to do an extensive business in this
line. During the ensuing summer, a large
Starch factory i to be erected at the same
place, which will be put in operation the
ensuing season.
We observe by the Legislative proceed
inr' that company has been formed for
bridging the river at that place.
The water for the above factories i taken
from the West side OF the river by means Of
a canal, aud I, safe and unfailing privilege
We are glad to learn that the magnificent
water power at that place is to be made avail
able for manufacturing purposes.
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Supreme Judicial Court.

The March term commenced on Tuesday,
Of this week, and is still In session, the Hon.
Joseph Hathaway, justice,
1t seems that no minister In thi. town
was suited to the work Of making an opening
prayer, and n minister was summoned from
Norway, for tina, service. Why wasn't the
Parson called home? After passing 80
many ministers Of different, denominations, il
would have been better to % the whole
figure.
Sheriff white. waived his right to act rs
Sheriff, during this term, and filed pro-
ties: against the assumption Of his rights, by
the aPpointce Of the "crOw.bar" Executive.
The Judge ordered tho Clerk to enter it up
oa the records Of the Court
Tuesday was mostly occupied With cali.
ing the docket, and d.Posing Of actions not
marked for trial. The first case tried was
that Of
Srmp'On Rad r. Samuel G. CshmaH.
Action Of Troyer ror Q bbl.. Of Liquor,
alleged 10 have been the property Of the
Plaintiff, who was appointed agent Of the
town Of Hartford, in May 1858, under the
Liquor Law Of 1851. The Defendant was
Constable Of the town OF sumner, and seized
the Liquors in controversy from the Depot
in BuckGcld. hy virtue Of warrant The
case came TO this Court on appeal, MOL
Pros was entered and the liquors ordered 10
b. restored, bat before they came into
possession OF the Plaintiff, they wcrc again
seized by another oGiccr and DESTROYED by
order ola Justice u the Peace. The case
ha, been tried twice before, and the Jury disA-
greed 4, this session after the evidence
tor the Plaintiff was out. Judge Hathaway
orlcrcd nonsuit, on the ground that the
Liquor va, intended Tor sale contrary TO
law, the agent having the proceeds Of the
salc', and therefore his liccn,, was no pro-
ioctiJn.
Andrew. and Smith tor Plaintiff; Gerry
Tor Defendant.
Mo'r Hsicl1S =. sumner BurHlem.
Action Of Trcspas. Tor false Impri'on.
mcnt. No, finished.
Harmon, and Hastings cor Plaintiff
Blake aud Howard for Defendant.
H., following /, liz, Of juror in At.
Tendance
FE,r JrEr. S,th II. Fauucc, Oxford,
For,mag samuel Akers, Audovcr Eden
Barker. Lowell Thomas g. Brooks, Nor.
way Calvin :. Brown, Canton William
Churchill, sumner Vim. + Davis, Den.
marx lyman II. Durc'l, Woodstock
Moses Eastman, stowe; Simeon Famum,
Paris, caleb X. Harrington, frycburs,
Joseph q. Faris. Hebron.
Sluo>pJrar. Elab " Mnrlock, Paris,
Foreman. Amo. \. Grover, Mason A,mh
Hobbs, Greenwood Frye II IIu,cbins,
Rumlorl. Peter KimalI, Bethel levi
Lun,, Peru. oliver Nelson, Waterford
Ximcn,, Phtlbr3ok, BuckGeld, Isaac stan.
lev, Porter Jacob II swan, Br1wndcld
Merrill Thomas, Byron.
Srrra>rrrawu,. Rand White, Dix.
field. David Dursln, Hiram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

BnoEE, We have boon shown the follow
inc books by Mr.. W. Cummings Of this town
which he has for sale. We have examined
them what time would admit, and deem them
books that may 10 read with profit by every
one. Did time and space admit Of it, We
should like TO remark on each separately -
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern, f.emont's FIX
ploring Expedition, the Lives Of the Three
Mrs. Judsons, Life Of Napoleon Bonaparte,
not " AbJoH's NAPOLEON" we are glad to
say, Napoleon and his Army. the Romance
OF Israel, The Castle Builder,, the Rangers,
or the Tory. Daughter, the Old sun, life Of
Josephine, by IIeadlcy, Life Of Geo. Wash
ington, by Sparks, Home Narratives, by
Dickens, True Stories from History, Amy
Ice, Lectures to Young Men, by Bcecher,
Stanhopc Burleish, Good Time Coming
Fleeiword's Life Of Christ Layard Dissolve
rics at Nincyah, the Three Brides. or Love
in Cottage, f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

Moderator-Calcb Wight.
Town Clcrk-B. G. Coffin.
Selcctmcn, assessors and 0vcrsecrs OF the
Poor-John NJ. Bean, Asa Peabody, George
Bunham.
Trcasuror-Caleb Wight
Town Agent-Jamcs Burbank.
Collector and onstable-Curatia Twit-
chcll.
The above are all true Republicans.
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l;crnblienn Nomination.
Editorial Correspondence.
wvui>aro>, March 5, lssd

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much '.'-i,"' -''.'- . "'. "','.'
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nave wy .I,yt,.'s.,I Mn. can.
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m'n''''! '' ''. ''u'''''''. '''.
Na'.h VII" '". ''.'.' "', '''.'''
printed 'n' 'a''. ''' 'l''''' '''.' '.' "
morrow.
There W" undoubtedly '' " ''"- "''..'
cu''ion upon This matter eve" 'n '','''
lm,nay lr'o"i'n-'' a' ''' ''''''' OF ''
Administration appear "''l'''' 10 ''"''''
,ho claim % a SEAT 80 np "''. Ne''i.T '''l
by stop AMI inch by '"'"' a. ,''! wen
know, % they i'' h'T. Do ''''''''! '.'',.'
ihr whole question, against 'hsm' "n '''
other baud, thr NsTuhlian'a are equally de-
.ru.nrl 90 fshi,.t ha''le out 10 ihc end
AMI CIV. doe sluat,rr sa,rrgi,n' Of Kansas,
what they ars denied hy doe corrupt officials
nov 100 power, ir.eIou and ,hc Tish, 60
protect themselves against tho hUlcs' iu-
,aI.rs. who, hacked By Che National ~.
uiu.,,a,Ian, deprive i'om oI tie right u.
uGu.s. burn their buildings, destroy ,hrlr
printing presses, murder their Inhabitants
a cold blood. t..,hcr with other acts ol
vauaa brutality, d..sasclul even 90 o
savage. VIVA, can o. don, hy ,he present.
uuus, remain, o. bs ,,,u. 4 fair manr.y
or ,hr House Veg. unlur,i.ulh'y elected,
"a, r,i.r5 Anu-N,hra,k, msa. n th,y
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Oxford

Modcrator-Scbastan $. Smith.
Clcrk-Albcrt j. Leonard.
Sclcctmen, assessors ana Oyersccr' OF the
poor--IchabOd y. Thomas, William Tho
mas, Scion Rawson.
Town Ascnt-Scth T. IIolbrOok
Trcasurcr-John lee.
;. ). Committcc-Dr. llerscy.
Anti.Rcpublicans, with the exception Of
Clerk. two Salectman, and ;. Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

A couple Of Irishmcn, in state Of intoIi.
cation, the other day attempted to 60 into
Portland aver the York & Cumberland r.
X. They went along smoothly. for some
distance, till they reached an open bridge,
which the horse and sleigh went through.
Tho horse was killed and tho sleigh smashed.
Neither OF the persons vcrc hurt.
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Ilumioul,

Modcrator-E. F.Goddard.
Town Clrrk-William Frost.
Selcctmcn, Assessors and Oycrscers Of III,
Poor-Jo-cph L. Colby, Frye II. lIutchin'
Thomas. ]. Bisbcc.
Trcasurcr-Pctcr c. Virgin.
Town Agcnt-Pa,rick Holt.
:. Commiticc-David Knapp.
All Republicans except Moderator.
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TlurENo MuND, ~ llNNoyLR. \
correspondent at Hanover give, u. an inter
eating account OF the FRS, ola scri.. of "oll
hL.nci temperance meetings" which are
now hing hell in that village. he states
that the f,iruI, or temperance are not only
awake, bu. a.. so-k, and ALL.
Not long since We held an old fshoncl
Temperance meeting, ~ the ,shool house in
our ,ilhss. The audience were cuisrhinrl
hy an extract from Dr CaTansrS, read by
Cyrus :. llamlin II Gould, Academy, and
an adlrr., by l.. h. Chapman, also Of
GoulI's Academy. lie spoke At length,
COMPARED License with = Pr1dbitory law,
and | am happy To say, opened the eyes Of
more than one dcludci Argus reader Mr.
Chapman Is young man Of excellent char
acter and an interesting speaker H. is Ia.
boring IN a rool cause, and should h. en-
c1urigrd. he i.an honor q old G1ulland
70 Bethel hncr listening To some further
remark. By 4 X. Knapp aud Il. u. Foster.
Esq., adjourned to meet again as soon Is
convenient The meeting was attended by
a large aud attentive audience.
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atcTfnrtl

MJlem,or-John { Gerry.
Clrrk-Josiah Monroe.
Sclcc,meu, ASSESSOR aud O,crsecrs Of the
Poor-pauttl Hi,hcr, Slmue! riummer, =.
H. SluIgr,on 81.
Trcasurcr-p Daniel Brown.
Town Agent MaIbury Brown.
;. ;. C0mmiI,gy-Gyorgo II. Rand. EoI.
len Barker.
al Auii.Eclubiican'.
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Is Parss. T. u. Peterson, the popular
Philadelphia publisher announces as in
press. and to be ready for sale on Saturday
March o2l, a new work entitled "Courtship
aud Marriage, or the joys and 'orrows Of
American life, "by Mrs. Caroline Lee IIentz.
The authoress has acquired an extensive rep.
u,ation, as a diliniator, Of Southern life,
and VIC look to this as volume which will
acquire an extensive circulation. Price
sl,2S. Iwo1ol. rNper. 81.
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Town Clcrk-WIlliam II Talbot
Sclcctmcn, Assessors and Oycrs,crs Of the
Polr-Sylyanus Poor, Nathan Dresser, No
scs Cutting.
Trasurcr-Gcorgc G. Bragg
: C,mmi,tcc-frlnkln Poor.
Al Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

TowN AorNr. The Sclectmcn have ap-
pointed s. d. Weeks, as agent for the sale
Of spirits for medicinal purposes, to the in.
habitants Of this town. lie has been sop.
piled with a stock Of the necessary varieties
and is now ready 70 furnish |, to those ia
need.
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NoTw

Mojgrator-DNii Moves.
Town Clrrk-IIcnry Rust, Jr.
Sclectmen, assessors and Oyersecrs II the
Poor-Fnncts II. Whitman, joel Millett,
William Fros' 81.
Trcasurrr-Mark +. Smith.
Town Agynt-l,i Whitman.
:. :. Committcc-Wm =. French.
Collector and C9nsmhIc-ll u. Cole
All Liberals
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Com ENouGH. We hear from al quar-
icr., complaints of the cold weather. lis
stated tina; a. RumlJri, and Andover IN
Friday morning, the thermometer stood at.
or rather, fclI 70, % below zero. Several
Psrsoa, who were travelling were consider.
ally 'rost.biitcn.
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I,i,GcId

Clerk. J. Holman.
Sclccimcn, Assessor, and Ovorseers Of the
roor-Cal,in stanley, Rep, John J. llol.
man, LA Leland.
Trca-ur,r-E Holman.
The Grst Sclcctman Is Republican, the
others anti-Republcans
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Niinot

Modera .or-Nnihaniel Cushman.
Selcctncn, Assessors and OvcrSccrs OF the
Poor-JOscph buchanan, ". =. Bearcc, ;.
W. Shaw.
:. Committcc-W. W. Waterman.
All Republicans.
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BiTon

Mrlerltor-Ahram Reed.
Clcrk-licorgc d. Austin.
S,lcctmcn, assessors and Ovcrs'crs Of the
Po'r-wm. q. Bradbury, Joseph Brown,
Joseph g. Reed,
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Hiram

ModcratUr-Juhn Warren.
Clcrk-Noah II. Hubbard.
Selectmeh, Assessors and Oycrsacrs Of tn,
Poor-Samucl d. wadsworih, christopher
Allen, John Bucknell.
Treasurer-John \. Warren.
Agcnt-Thomas Maybury.
Not party contest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-14

ksuu or rrbflllJN OF ht NFkc' ~ Nue t'''''''-
every person WI should ad o, assist IN ..
cnticiu. away . slave within thc territory
and every rsus11 who should cutic' ~ car
~ away a slcss r,ym any other ''''' ''
territory ofths Union, and tri's BAN " '''
in the territory cg Kansas, with ''' ''',"'
10 cG,c, or rrocur, Do. Freedom, ur'a Che
couy..tsa ihsr,oc should sadss death,
Itvns further enacted, chat &c amy person
should wri... rri0, or publish any h'ok I''
rsr. Argument, opinion, advice or mucnlo'
calculated TO Tr,Jacr a di,1rl,riy, danger
cas- or rg'-Ilicas jiarr;i.n among che
slave. 10 ths territory, or % induce t'sm Go
escape from tl.ir masters, DO sh"aA h
j,rmci guilty %, Ia uGa>l. AMI o. punished
Pos iuTri.eausut 90 lag, labor Gr o. '1ru
MT o., 'lau ava yHr.. and tat b, amy
hyl person, lg .,.akir- s,vs.t.r-, Should
a,,.r. 20 maintain ,.as I.r..us have u.'
O., right 1 h1'l slaves n Chat tu.,Hsy .
~ should i-.s.'.ss 90 ..s.a'-'e any n"s,
10y 2. rauT.it .r circular, containing
.usa denial o. t.rE.-.t.. ..-..a. 80 lg..
1a,., m ,at Territory, Dr. a.u.l Do. 1s1m-
% e.Trg .- t.uy. anI h,luu.-..l .y sa.
ra.u>rrI o, iarI ...s .s .gu MT
DIS. t.au uuH.....
r.vasr.i further m-...t,h p, ag an.
-.-ai.l. t..t..s .r.. N.I.. mails elsie
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Turner

M,l,rAtor-Joh Prince
CIcrk-Wcslcy Thorpe.
Srlcctmcn, Assessors and Oycrsccrs OF the
Poor-Sam1 Il. Holt, jesse Bradford, Phil
lip, bradford
Trrasurcr-Egrkirl Martin.
M Republicans.
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.iXtls ul she capital, enterprise anu pro-
da,,iy, i-iustry OF the country r'-t uT1n
irerlrm o., their hlsi,, slavery thus coniroi'
an departments OF their common govern
mon, and weld. ;hcir powers tor it, own
benefit.
TAR rtr,s trstp u.s. uDINCE "F Tu-sE Sc
EMISSIONS 90 st,yrEN.
N.amattcr gr c5ur,, us M those acts
and Era.i the outrage, by which they have
h.a attended, o., ,laychnllius in,crrs, pro
t.rf, Co fuI a warrant in the Constitution
ar ,hc Uui,.d States NIl usurration, in
Countries protesting 90 D. fr'', must have
One color oC law Cr i,, support. W out
a:, ,,mn,,sl hy power uron popular
rsl.s.is .lvith1u; .Jmo attcmIt at ,iu-
l.a..n. Tlsar,i,i.nolrglaud, ,hc over
throw uf tbr Constitution % Hungary, the
Destruction % Irish Independence, like the
rral 9th, Missouri Compounds aud ;hc
r.r.sr.t ol Kansas. were c0u.ummatalvith
% ..garal.rs Observance ai Zoe forms of law.
ur gtp mu ua w.oralggruagnEwas
N.-A ..gr,...
D. The op.alof ,js Missouri Com'ro-
misc. 60 i,ur-sI IN l,,halfoIih.s, by whom
i,va. ,Ey,,I. iuyol,cl u, violation Of COOL
Gath. L,,au., that c,urromis' was merely
an a-,ol Congress, apl rs such rgprahhl-
a, r'.ar-, REGARDED asa legal t,shui-
yI.,r. v.as. not disposal o. contest obi.
Plea. r., c1mrrawiso W.. undoubtedly
rmr.lirI ina Congressional enactment, .uh-
vg, Co r.r.al. lint in thiseae hy the vrry
u,,rr. usth, transaction. thc hi'h 90 tic
rr.... va. pledged char thi. cmctmsu.
.aF -.a repealed. The spirit of ihr
gv vfa,,er 90. form. was DE- spirit % %
r,mrlet o., enactment was secured hy au
syehsa-e .r..rillrn,s. The .h,ehollin-
lu,rrr.t rr.curgI ,lr admission oi Missouri
into gc Union. IS ouu,gut.u-, AMI voting
through Its representative Boa Congress, tha'
north olirs southern '.n., 100 thr territory
NJ Louisiana. slavery should hr rraH0.,-l
r.- Without that cHn.r1t and thlt
r.tr on, admission uf Missouri grall n.'
have r-.u ..rarrl-u.r would ,hr Trnhih.-
r.0olshyary until 1851, w until nyo''.r
date. 10 '.r amy other 'im' '.an That .r."-
G-l Boo t0. a.t-u'm'.g, '.-.. have pure
.ssl tar as,'n'o, ''' ir'' States 90 '..
admission 90 Missouri, as slave STATE 'a.'
'rr Union. Toe w0rl 'nr.r.-, '..r...'',
was material par, ~ ,as Av aUl ~ iae
Consideration nfi. enactment ~a.H a 'aw
may N rTn..l. bat r-T.al s tH' rnT.
ears ~ % .'mrl.,-'h" r0Ia4a'iHn "' %
-'.an covenant T.s N.sHari ''nW'-
r.H hs 0.ra s-.r.rlas such COMPACT,
r.a ,.r lM ..Is enactment. 900 40 ~..-
,..as aul 'v al. OLD. {. r..Hi tar country.
>r.r..r. Fr-Iat, h''. .HT'>rl .'r 90 H
-sr... aatau Obligation ely interior
OBJ t.a' .l Oh. Constitution is... aHI so.
at- pn.'n, himself "a. ai. @, ia l,'j, le-
.arrI tafit hINru ".aa.n.r.l DO thr
.arss ..t.. Aar.pu .r.., asa ,arr.I
Cling Which o.. RUTHLESS hand w1uIigvrr h.
s..>... enough O., disturb" Whatever.
therefor, '0r moro form OBJ. che bond maE
lave I.n.".I. s'". al'h ont 10 part I'd,
rr r.r-snH'i'r .i f.' s,1v'H..aIn- boz
.ar.i l..a.r-4 tHa' 90 SHOULD h. keeps boz
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ADsuTrD To rm B,a. On Tuesday, on
motion Of Hon Elbridgc Gerry, J l.. IT".
XIII, II North Waterford. va, admitted To
practice in all the courts ia this State.
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Peru
Clerk-Winslow Walker.

Clerk-Winslow Walker.
Sclcctmen, assessors and OvcrsScrs Of the
poor--S. Il. Newell, Cyrus Dunn, William
X, Ripley.
Trcasurcr-Lyman Bolster.
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Mplcnar-S G. Andrews.
Clcrk-Jamr. Murdpck.
Sclectmcn. Assessor, and Oycrscers Of the
Po1r-lI. II IIutchis5n, Jr., Lewis Mason,
Asa Taylor.
Trasurrr-O 7. Gardiner.
As.nt--S {. Andrews.
:. : Comm,ttcc-T J Brilsham.
tn,i.Icpuhiicans
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sumner.

MDicrator-J1hn Brisc~.
Clerk-lIcni Freeman.
Srlcrtmcn, assessors and Oycrsscr' Of the
Poor-Winslow Brirs-, David Morrill,, Jr,
Cyrus II Howe
Tr,lsurrr-llium Chandler.
III An'i.Ecrubiiau'.
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Those DESTROYS Of purchasing farm, arc
referred to the Advertisements ofrcal Estate.
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Town Officers Elected.
C.iIend.

Town Officers Elected.
Giicnd.
Moderator-Caleb Wight.
Town Clcrk-B. G. Coffin.
Selcctmcn, Assessors and 0vcrsecrs OF III,
Poor-John NJ. Bean, Asa Peabody, Georg
Bunham.
Trcasurcr-Caleb Wight
Town Agent-Jamcs Burbank.
Collector and Constable-Curatia Twit
chcll.
The above are all true Republicans.
I,umiord.
Modcrator-E. F.Goddarl.
Town Clcrk-William Frost.
Selcctmcn, Assessors and Oycrscers Of tn
Poor-Jo.cph L. Colby, Frye H. IIutchins
Thomas J. Bisbec.
Trcasurcr-Petcr c. Virgin.
Town Agcnt-Patrick Holt.
: Committcc-DAvid Knapp.
All Republican. except Moderator.
tndoycr.
Town Clcrk-WIlliam II Talbot.
Sclcctmcn, assessors and Ovcrsecrs Of III,
Po,r-Sylyanus Poor, Nathan Dresser, No
scs Cutting.
George G Bragg
5. Commi,tcc-frAnklin Poor
Al Republicans.
DnGcid.
Clerk. J Holman.
Sclccimcn, Assessor, and Oysrssers Of III,
roor-Cal,in stanley, Rep, John J. llol
man, LA Leland.
Trcasur,r-E Holman.
The Err, Sclsc,man is Republican, III,
Others anti-Republicans.
Norway.
Modcraior-Da,ii Noycs.
49, - o.. RI.
Poor-Fnncr, II Whitman, joel Millctt
william Fros' 30.
Trcamrcr-Mark +. Smith.
T,vr ,.,,,-I,i Whitman
: : Communicative. p. French.
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Huokhcld.
Mpl,a1r-S. &. Andrews.
Clcrk-Jamr. Nurlock
Sclccimcn, assessors and Oycrs'er' Of ih'
Po1r-ll. II lIutchis5n, Jr., Lewis Mason
Asa Taylor.
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