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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
NUMBER SO
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANURAcTURAh
'sf HGVLERss ROOEk.1kEEREAk,a u q
81 -ilg1tif YNF,rif 1 n Or Ella.ia

This Fluid Ink been before The prbsie.
~ now nearly II has been constantly gaining
iaySr and Is now BY 70 the tarfamed Ar
ties With smaller sizes i;nuerable sold
% bankers and merchants IN oacinnat louisville Pitts
pfao, Ceyeand Detroit, Haute, Lafayette,
sinssnnss lns.isnapoi FRANKFORT Lsxigto,
Nashytie St. Iens vssburE, Jackson Sstehes
ana New Orleans II has also been adopted IN the state ne
paftmsnts q kentneky Tennessee and sisslppi ithas
tes first class the
SEennah and Lousy and four Diplomas and Pfi1e Me
aa4 state Fairs held last New York Ohio Indiana
The following u,erchants In Wheeling, here
tolore using Arnold's Engi Ink have u u But
ierss Book Keepers Writing siuid= II 49, y
Nerthwesern Bank Of Virginia; Merchants Neehsncs
Bank Of Wheeling; wheellnr Crescent snrfactu-
ring County CLERK Of Ohio County, National Tee
ETap oieei Baltimore Ohio Railroad ofee Aefne
House; Kelly, Holloway 3 Co; Russell sfeAfee: Gordon
MAtthe IS Co.; n Sweeney Son; Doane CnSs OF
din. Gtlterson Co.; Press ~
b Tor sale ut manufacturers prices by rs4 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

HAVING sold ot the Saddle, Harness. and Trunk Manu-
featuring part OF my business, SHAH devote myself
TOR the prese exclusively TO the Saddlery Hardware and
ceach by the change, more
room end geaier and being The only In ts
snee and with saddng bnsness
nope 10 be able 10 render entire who viii
favor me with their Very thankful for the ber
cnstom bestowed upon me- solicit acontnnsics
OF the same u ~ fs - JOHN KNOTE.
aug k--tnt Old Stand. Main Street
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TRANSPO RI a ZION.
aa Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
.s.. FsAILROAD. liiY5s

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= TERMS: ttI
fr asspg 1. oGsss %sessss cadg aa az Boo
For M ooarseia ladies saS 20
,THE PRopRIEToRs take great pleasure in exnres.ing
Me a lor me gIatyg and
It's establishment at the Capital and stimulates them 10
rapidly increasing and ens
sire course otercd8tike traiRg The rr.at rraetcsl
sasss assisted BY sdasateS and aaa ssas
men mas snaSlsd hun to bring to degree perfection
Nor AT1iNED OTHER INsf1TuTfoS 4rs asss
stasnt % ey th new drilled at the
OF an Accountants duties MoyoHglt as thogI Ls NM
oase and illus all aS
blqndsrs are, ina great measure, dissipated.
In addition to our engagement OF accomplished Assist
most eminent Lectaref in & 9a some o. the
course of instruction is too extended 10
s1sss s as
Its Scientific Principles upon coiniercal
ography, Commercial Products Conrneresi capsna.en s
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade Part
TIE LADIES .DEP4R1aENT
Is now opened for the reception ofdies In
The Union mparts more thorough Interesting In
In conension we woud add that we shan nut sor,b an,
pes. Efforts to merit crit IN ss more eminent degree
,sss % %resspiisn Win III 1 which our enterprise
Sctsss e
= J
Among the many rseeommendations, We give the follow
ave, the undersigned, take pleasure in ,e.,,tv,,r A..
are personally acquainted with Mr. Granssrs ability IS an
A and TEACHER OF Book Keeping, OF the
in heavy and banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities In npartnr n Pructfegl
hnotceags ef Soot Keeping, and thorough Commercial
81 iis5 5lsai II. J. ALLEN, LII. n, N
I President of Farmers, College. 4
o5st rs LoRIS ANDREWS,
Presdent ofKenyon College
To young men Who wish acquire a 7,ssinsss Ef,,ea
We think II affords facilities seldom equaed-
Mr. GRAsSk has the OF
edge and apness in teaeng added to practical Countine
Room aud feel that graduates from
his College viii be fully competent keep the most clii-
Gated sefef Books. 8 ~ 81 :
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
JANNEf, Sec,y Board of Control, state Rank OF o.
u E G,I pARM; ; Book Keeper at d: Z woodbury,s.
u oNERDIERt Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H z MILLS. Sec,y Columbus Gas and Coke Co -
v. D. MAsONi BOOK Keeper at ]. II. Rieyl& Co.'s. q
ssD-for full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG,
. = i 4prot.e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27
* Sold Out.

rlHE subscriber having sold out to Messrs s,spard
Morgsn ,e Of his establish
aet would embrace this Opportunity return his sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage extended 20 him. for
the last to
his numerous friends and CUSTOMERS his SUCCESSORS know
Ing them 70 be experienced worknien every way
worthy the confidence and patronage OF public have
no doubt they VIII render full satisfaction who may
favor them with their custom. = g 10 1S4 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-27

ON after Monday May eet trains win run as follows
S4D4's' sNSs WESTWARD. ~
zanesviie ----....... s:l5 A. II. a:0oP.M
New Lexington. =. :. :. s925 - $40 g
Lancaster .1u5G q. 5-zue q
Crcleyile. 11:s9 p. NJ $40 aIfl
Tssalssssa SsassSs -: ..,... Els as ss
Morrow. -. Sio s:se f'.ie7
LuYeland ~
Arrive Cincinnati. l.. 5:e4 -. =. 1885 A. ~
s:sEs iES5 HSS:s.. AssssR;sa''s $50 p
Morrow :. ...-.,...... 7ez $3.50
Wilmington. sl4 '' e:S0 ~
Washington. sssa M - i;5e rs. s.
foircleyiile. $40 =. $40 =.
New Lexin gton. 1875 !" 1850 - .a
Arrive zanesyiIe 1890 p. NJ 1890 =.
The Train zanesylilson III. arrival the
40 Train o. o. R. r. from wheeling and arrives In Gin
cinnati at 500 r.
The 500 p y, Train GAINESVILLE the
11:45 A. ". Train on @. o. r. Il. from Wheeling. sts
This Road II located through the most beautiful of
Ohio passing through New Lexington, Lancaster, Circles
vile, Washington, wingon &C. all fine hourishng towns
IL beauti ine Their. Is large portion Of the
road thaiis airline. making II desirable route,
No attention will be spared the part OF the officers of
the Road TO make this pleasant route for the travelling
public TO patronise. 2 f7t sfsi j i..
Trains VIII stop at all intermediate stations and connect
and at LoYeand with trains for Hlsborough and Chilli
cothe. - ~ Fis - ~ 81 -sls
Lines of Stages and Packets
portant points in Southern Ohio.
The Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotels, and upon
notice with H. orndor doors east Of the Stacey
House. win call for in part OF the CITY,
mySe-dd ~ fslasssE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25
Il. smERBURNE, sup't.

Nools,II. " r,s ., 80 b
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-04-25


PASSENGER Trainslesve BOSTON o. 7.30 and Con-
! roid at Do a5 b.. m., @f Whiir biver Junction.
WrH's aivrt Liftieton, st. Johpsbury, Burlington
Rousa's Point sontfral and siI stations on lhe os
dcosbufrh W. Central, fas.umpsic aud Wnuc Noun
tstns Railroads thence by stage Go uu ihe Principal
towns iu NDuhcrn s. u. and Vermont
leave White River Junciioa for Ho-ton. Lowell. Law
rrucr Wor-sstef &c, at iill %. of ou atfffalu uc
ttaias from VI. tcntrii end rssfumpsic kulrclds.
Dpwn tfains euunc-t with trains 10 Nt~ Maitetf
Dover fost Falls, PoHtnd, Rye and Hampton hccchrsi
Portsmouth. Lawrence. l.owrll aud Worcester.
Pt.seueef. f1t Gr1ton Junction, Clinton. Nofcostcff
Nr~port Nofwich Providence and so statioe. ile
Wofcrsiet s. Western katlfoads aud fat Ncw hot,
&C. Sc connect at Nashut wh trains direct for those
nIaees hf either tratn over the N1fthefn Railroad
Hs thr bret tfaint p1sscngrfs fraCh New Nnfk same
dav sn tNarccster, hsuiefd, ac ant hY che second
tmin. esflg the next m1ntHe, via Norwich unt The
spfrndii Stramet Commonwealth
Ffeirht traios from Nt Central and Pis-umpsic R7h
road, p4s. over ihs ioId dstly for Boston Noccstor
Portsmouth, Sc. and Special Cattle tnus every Tues
dat, eithot 90 Gtmbrise ef Nediotd aud,ugs.
DN@LuW STEAhNS, Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

4 voice from Young America

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

"CarsuNa or" The Democratic Mir
ror. an administration organ, published at
Icc,burg, Va, holds the following language
concerning the uttcmnoc Of sentiments con-
tmry TO the views Of the olicarchy. II
ayors considerably OF Kansas proceeding.
Tho person. alluded to are Quakers. and Il
commuaty ofquict and ortlcr.loyine citizens:
cit may h. asked by the captions what
the convention proposes to do, or indeed can
do IN the premises? We answer that the
ioint wisdom Of the counties interested will
tako into consideration the scrsrll sources
of evil 10 he rrmrdic,l, and the most efficient
nnd srccly legitimate means TO root them
ont That there are abolition scoundrrls
throughout these counties, and the loundoun
county contains probably the largest pro-
proportion. We think fact sufficiently
proven by thc equipment II the numerous
siampcdcs recently from this county. We
do not intend nj present 20 cutcr upon The
debate Of the question, how far should The
op,q expression Of the sentiments of these
mon b. tolerated.. Thi, We reserve Tor
future time, but swear by our nckot' that
at the proper period We .hall do Il, and no
il freely and uurcscuclly, lct ,hc consc-
qucncrs b" what they may To ourselves or
the paper which we Gilt. But we here as.
SORT a. an unbeatable proposition. as on
axiom which southern men must admit,
that whenever thcsc men puifidr ,ol'mun
into pro1ioai operation, ,lrcy should, with.
out hesitation d" driven from among NJ;
and a. far a' We are concerned. W. DO not
hoitatr o. ay, that wc should not care ir
they carry coat NJ Tar and feather. with
them. We are aware that ve haze made
uso of strong expressions, such as viii cause
The ,imid Clcnominatad rrudcnD % shud.
der. hut we verify believe that IN our
rrr.rn, dinirulti., may M traced 20 this cz-
cc.dine prudence or timili'y."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21
Encronchments of the Oligarehy.


An interesting discovery, tending to exc
pose some Of the inroads which slavery has
made upon the democratic party, has re-
Gently been made in New Hampshire. Tho
first is resolution offered by President
Pierce, ut a meeting held in Concord in
1872, and having reference To the struggle
then going on In Rhode Island. II is in
the handwriting of the President.
Rs0'r,i. That when the people act IN
their original sovereign capacity in forming
aud adopting new systems Of government,
thew are not bound to conform o. any rules
or forms of proceedings not instituted by
thcmsgl,gs.
Among some olh papers about thc New
Hampshire State Capitol, says the New
York Post:
1.-The original dralt Of the followiugrrso-
luton. In the handwriting Of Gen. Pierce,
have been discovered They were reported
hy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Hills
borough, me native town " General Pierce.
aud passed. tho democratic legislature Of
1877 unanimously. Itisa remarkable fact,
the very three men, Norris, Williams, and
lIhhlrl, who signed thcrc,'luious In their
official capacity. were in Congress, and ,ot-
cd'orrral'hc Missouri Comrromi.o. Such
have hrrn the inroals Of the slave power up
on .he democracy
Ror'r' fvh, Sro'r and How,of R,pr,-
s.ufdrr,s iH Gnsrd' Court C1urud. That
wr regard the institution of slavery ~ a
moral, social, and political ryl, aud, rs
surh. ,yr dvply regret d. existence, aud 1ro
willir- On CONCUR boz nll reasonable and ,1n-
s,tutinu,l measures that may tend 90 b..
removal
EuulaI. Tha, ail territory which may
hereafter beaded uraspuIr.l ly tbr lnliol
>ut.s. WHORE slavery dug, not exist 40 'hg
time Of such addition requirement, n"iil 10
slavery ur involuntary ,rrIiuio, except frr
thr punishment ul crime whereof The party
h.. N,u 0.ly DHuyi.t7l. ought ever turNlst,
Iut iUH sumo should ever remain lrrr and
vt 300, urrrs.l Oh thr extension ul slavery
over any such territory. anil that wr a',n
UurrI,r uf tlr vote ul our senator. gud
N.Tu. upiiv., boo tuugr.., iu favor OF thr
NiImut rrNi-'.
Hu'-f. That our Senators Zoo CurGrT-
lr instructed. aul nGr representative, h
requested hy 100 Nrrli.ui anl constitution.
l, moan. aul m.a.urr-. 90 Sustain ,hn lriu-
uiplr, h.r.in above so forth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21
Weekly Summary of News.

A PostOficc has been established at
Bucks IIarbor, BrookNillc, and is callcI
South BTookvllo.
The Governor Of Massachusetts, has ap-
pointed Thursday. the tnth day u April,
to be observed by the citizens of that Com
monwealth, As day Of public Fasting.
Humiliation aud Prayer.
William Trcmainc Clark, ror several years
foreman Of the BOSTON Times Office, died LAST
Thursday, aged % yclra. 10 was much
respected by those who knew him.
\ meeting Of the National Republican
Committee has been called a, Washington
on the 2Gth Of March.
4 man named Holland. at Delhi. Ia, cut
a hole Though the lee, anl crawlrl through
it, To drown himself
The Constitution Of Massachusetts, ha,
been 81 amended, a. 20 require that all per-
sons shall b. able TO rad and write b.r,r,
being allowed TO vote.
Hon. VIM. Parme'cc. Mayor Of thr city
Of Albany, V. Y, died on Saturday last.
The Supreme Court of Michigan hay, re.
c,utly made decision sustaining thr Pr.
hibitory law Of that state one judge ouIy,
out Of eight, drs.cnicl.
ono II the boats Of the philadelphia and
Camden Ferry Co., took Err ,n Saturday
evening, while crossing the river About
twenty persons were drowned, and ,hi-iy
moro arr missing. Il Is r,ot known how tho
frc originated.
Tho hou., and harm II John Peavey. of
Ey,t,r, were destroyed hy FIR, on saturday
night. week. los -, 500
Abill t. about To be introduced into CON.
G-r,', giving color,l people 90 'he District
~ Columbia the right VI mTn-e.
Na'hin. ha. S., been hslrl lr1n Oh.
steamer Pacific. Il 8. supposed .hr mgst
have hogn crushed by thr imm.n,. f.ll. or
irr which filled thc 'r, k through which
thr., steamer, usually RUN.
lMli before Cousrs. or thc Inrnrrar.
alton Ola new rl,.li-ht .omruy.-,.a ga,
90 lc Furnished Tor - pr 1000 t.rt. instead
orSl. 20. now charged Hon. Fol Smith
isnt ttr bottom OF il, assisted hy MAJOR u.
n TrrrI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21
Judge Davis.

The q" Border RufTan' party in Maine
whoarr now cndeavoripe to substitute mob
ocracy Cor law, and rowdyisn for order are
making their threats against Judge Davis,
that, unlcs. he, too. submits to the "reisn
Of terror" under the direction Of " Samuel
the FIRST. )" he shall be rcyoluiionilci oil Of
the Bench.
1t is not enough or Gov. Wells to send
III. tools and pimr. into the private dwell
iugs II pcaccablc unoncuding citizens, and
there, under the Ian OF mob law, backed mp
hy rowdic, and ruiHaus, ranack houses from
the garrett 70 the cellar; the rcigning lynas-
Nv - not satisfied with sending his miuions
to prawl around our nils, and, with the aid
II mobocmts, break them open, bu, they
threaten to carry the war on to the Bench,
and prostitute the very fountain. or Justice
20 thc ,ilr', aud mcrr,t party purposes.
Julsr Davis /, notified hy the petty IS.
rant. who control political affair. in Maine,
that unless hi, judicial act. aui opinions
conform 90 hgrn,,i,ns. that uulc,, d, dc.
grades himself 20 hr u mere machir, Tor q
little squad Of corrupt de.rot., iho same
mower tlnt breaks into our ruhlIc builIinr,
with mob violence. and inauuretrs o s,s.
tom of brute lor,, ar,uuIour Court, orJu..
r.s. Will. Cromwell like. dri,, him from the
Eurn.
The Wen, dynasty ar, maIly at,,mptir,
Co ,nmrlo tho Constitution under 'hsir feet
-hurl '.fars. 10 ''r hv.-,'rilc down
,r independence OF the Judiciary. AMI re-
d1. DO. intelligent citizen, ol Main, 90 iho
l..-I.l level ut d..p1,.,m. W. have
only &. ty (. G1y. W.Il. and DO. hnali1l
supporters. drive un Your onr.lor., cart,
carry uut YOUR trrar. &c SON cln.-rc.
mav Iud,s Davis. {. sou dare. lr,. Or.
..r. f.r. r.nnJru N..hrrJu1sr pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

OxroRp NoEvL INsrlTrrE, The Spring
Term. We understand, commenced under I'M
usually favorable auspices. The number OF
scholars IN attendance is considerably over
one hundred, and additions are being made
daily, Tho present able board Of insirrc,
ton have the viii and are capable Of maxi
inc tic school worthy the patronage Of all
who have scholars whom they wi,h to give
d thorough and practical education.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21
Yrw Hampshire Election.

Notwithstanding. 'hr hu. 1nl r-y SO ur
p'nr, Che democratic, triumph n New
I.nr,h.r,. lrrr, d.r. rr' .r.m o. have
ln much ola I.rm a0r Hl Tho r..
mn..u r1r'y rrmpirs .'aunrh o., over. ami
,rs.r candidate rayrr,,n % 'rrr-yotr cham
r.s 1., f- them ls.t ,ar a. 600 tli,
state. on, Democracy Iu. rr .rmr roou
f...i'.. who vrr. r.-urnl,rI and made tu
r,,, th.ir mft. iu fvror him uh, ln.'.ru
.. .t-r. q. Oh. ,r...n, arI.ngrl, al
r.,,,.rI., " WIN. d.. cam, from o,
vr.,r.- ,.., l,r. -,rr. nom. rrn i.l.
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.n gvru' Republication. iu opposition o.
D r1tim. anl have given p.rra1 Blow
r-.u ,i. .r,t, ufrni.h viii MT easily
-,..,.-
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.,.r, la, ,.w.r.,. rr... r-...r,. WHOM
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acknowledgements rr.;r .,,....
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crush ont no opposition in tar local ,.oc.
tirn., % find thc poop, firmly and success.
o. II. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

IN Prw,1v's Lrgrrur,. Dr.. Pearson,
who's, COURSES Of Lectures on anatomy and
Physiology. at Norway and South Paris,
have lysu noticed m our columns. la, boon
'rgturirg during this week in thi, ,illagr,
TO daisltrl aud aprre,iaung audiences.
All that w, hav, sid OF thrs, lectures upon
th, authority of others. wc would here re-
affirm from personal knowledge l!r !, q
thoroughly educated physician, and /, a
complete master Of his subject in an ,srcla-
ton, and m addition 90 an easy and lluout
manner OF delivery, h' draws upon a rich
fund oC humor and ausclotc for c'rious H.
lns,mtions. III, expensive aud complete
apparatus, consisting Of mannikiu-, dm-
grams, charts, &c., enables him 10 exhibit
10 the eve, and convoy 90 tho mini dis
tine, and definite idea % every par, Of tie
system, is office, and tn diseases 10 which
&c is liable, whilc be- makes excellent sug-
gr,ti3ns for their prevention, thus giving his
lectures that practical character ,, nrccs,a.
r. Tor the entertainment and instruction Of
q general audience. Howard was clllcd a
philauthr,pis, for his efforts in CLEANSING
prisons and throwing pure moral influences
around the prisoners; aud We would con'i.
der the Dr. t. lie equally entitled to She hon.
or. for his efforts TO induce the public to
take care OF ,hcr health, and purify their
bodies. lie Lectures 4, Bethel ncxt week
and our readers in tha, vicinity shOuldspGc
70 cFs-; 20 hear hir,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21
4 Roy

MJoR joss CouRT.mr. r. u. Potter.
son, Philadelphia, has just commenced -.
ries Of Humorous American Works, hand
somcly illustrated by barley. MAJOR Jones'
Couriship, the FIRST Of the series has hccn re-
eci,cl. IL is hrmiul or the mirthfil and
ridiculous, and will make one laugh inspite
of himself Price 80 cents. For sa!e by all
Booksellers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

TE Moyru Srr,umr. ~, w,,k
i'0at 1000 nra win Dr. employed urln ths
" -rat'.,at'l1" belonging t1thc Eastern
Steam, Navigation Company, rrv in c9u-s,
lcuu.'rurfiln "a; M,,.-s Scott s. Ees-.,I's.
>'r r.i hr 21,coo t.rs r-.,tsr, and viii
carry about l2ooo tons 90 coal n addition.
$40 uii, curry 10000 llerus. rs, and viii
lay' eight scr.v steamers rs hcrcgmrlsmmi
.'hss. h1ats, four Oh each sid. She is Of
n1s; gigantic proportions, anil q visit tabcr
is "a sight 90 D. talked o. Wh-a she j. o1n.
i'c;rd and IN the water, a, viii asslrslly
draw an London o. her; and, in fact
b, q. greatest curiosity ia ,hc kingdom.
london Tirc, Eb "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

rmr. Tho Store Of Chute & Go. at New.
~ Corner. was buruol on th' night OF tho
Ith inst, together with tlo content. and
one hundred dollar. ia money that Mr. &.
intended to send away the next morning
Supposed to have taken from matches iu
tho attic. los, SlSJO-Iu.urel $1,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

Two cnginc' anil snow plough ran on
tho track on the Grand Trunk Railroad "a
the 9th, ncrr Suuus, twenty miles above
Montreal. One man was killed and two
others badly injured. The names hayc not
trauspired.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21
un

Ivu Nrrn-sr u1 T.ur-ry .l as'
v-., "a, NJ. J.ha WaIEt-h ,r N.-a
parau...,l Ne, wish E., wife AMI sister.
.a.AN, w.rr returning home from ,...'.
'.ur portion % tae hma,,aiay.a a.rs
Mr. WaIe.ss was lr.,ia.. broke. and o..
heaur FESTIVE. Iu thr nIaur 90 rein th0
uui1al up, ono a, the r..as lr,.., whom
GLE hl-.r sver.-l fs.m t.erlll ana ur,.;
Che .s.-r Mr. WaaI..-l., bead cana. ia
ca1ar; vi.l an elm tree gn tltr.4I eide.
and taa h'.u fractured Do, ssau. o. ,rr.
,.,e, oa'y '..r.rsE hour, Mr. w.
i.,.r-.H.Aw BAH a.r head also ..rf1a.', inc
.u-.l, and la. heen in a very critical .,,la.
t1. o..s .u... NJ, waiai:h wa, uu,
much hurt but ;le mrhneh,ly death Of
h.rha,'ari ll.aluu,,u 0hi1sI Beg reason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

l'nE FvGITWEs or CANapA. IL is now es'
timated that 10000 iugiiiycs are already
in Canada, chiefly Of ela.sofah'c.bodicd
men and women. These a, home, would
average in value $1,000, or at least $500,
summing up ga 100000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

INV YogE, March l7,h. The IIruIl'-
Washington correspondent tclrgnphs ~.
vatc intelligence from Kansas AMI states
that the Free State legislature adjourned
over from Topeka to Lawrence, the latter
being fortified, AMI the members fearing
arrest il unprotcctcl. Gen Lane and GOV.
Rccdcr arc the prominent candidates lor the
L. :. Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

Oxroap CENTRAL RAILROAD. It will BE-
observed that the petitioners Tor the incor-
poration Of the Oxford Central Railroad Co.
have again becn granted "lclvo to witt.
draw" Mr.. Chase Of Buckfeld, and Mr..
wedgcwood Of Cornish, made some very per.
tiuent remarks on tho subjcc! while /, wa.
sndc. discussion IL ire Hcrs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

OuIssov. In the li,t Of Jurors publish.
cd last week, there was IN omission Of one
name. We rcpubli,h corrected
SEooyD JuRr Elijah W. Murdock, Paris,
Foreman; Amos \. Grover, Mason; Alyah
Hobbs, Greenwood, Frye II. Hutchins,
Rumford; Peter Kimball, Bethel; Levi
Llnt, Peru; Oliver Nelson, Waterford
Ximencs Philbrook, Buckfcld Isaac Stan,
Icy, Porter; Jacob II. Swan, Browuield
Merrill ThOmas, Byron, Bcri. G. McAlas'
ter, Stoneham.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-21

FrozrN no DETu. We learn from the
wateryilla Mail that the dead body Of
man, namo unknown, was found on Tues
day, lying near the track Of the 4. d X.
Railroad between lewiston and Barkcp
Mills