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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23
R.ro,,sd ror the o,sm Democrat.
Bethel Farmers Club.

The Annual Fair Of the Club was held
Wednesday, October lith. 4 large assem-
blagc Of citizens appeared on the grounds in
good season.
The Fair was held In the vcstry Of the
Congregational Church.
The Committee on Fruitrcportcda splcn.
did collection Of Fruit, especially Of Apples,
some Pears and Grapes. Specimens of tho
Concord Grape well riPcncd, larger and
swc1tcr than we can possibly obtain from
the Isabella were presented.
Tho Committee on Stock reported LOO
head Of neat Stock. Among those wcr,
three very handsome ncighborhood teams
Among tho stock were the grade Durham
and Devon breeds.
Tho Committee on Vegetables aud Root
Crop. reported an unusual variety, and
many II them entirely new in this vicinity
Tho Kohl abi was very Gnc, some spcci
mems weighing dozen pounds. Several
varieties of the turnip, among them ii,
Orange Jolly. was pronounced very Gnc Cot
the table by those who hal tried IL.
The Committee on lIorsc' and Colts r.,
ported the whole number entered at so
One three year old Coli weighed 1870 lbs,
There was a trottins match on l.3 mile
heat. Tho hc,i was l,O5,l,oi, and | min.
ute. The Committee reported the show Of
lIorsc. a, whole very fine.
The Committee on the Drawing Match,
reported equal premiums to tho two dr', on
tho list.
The Committee on Bread and Honey, r.,
ported sample, Of the former, anil 4 hive Of
r., in working order, and vel supplied
with honey.
The Committee on Batter, reported som,
very enc specimens, nr which thc thanks
Of the Club were awarded
Tho Commii,c, on Miscellaneous Articles,
imported IN syrup, from the sugar Cane
Raspberry Shrub, Eilsrbsrry Vino, besides
great variety Of articles presented by ,h,
ladies.
The Committee on Field Crops, reported
on iuc traces ~ S,cl Carn aud Pumpkins
large enough i1r the most ayariclous man.
In the evening, au address va, delivered
in the Church, by \. l.. Burbank, E~l. Il
was plain, s,nii.forNarl production, fal
Of suggestions, aud was listened to by a iul
house with marked attention. \ copy wa
requested by the Club for publication. Nh
.ic was furnished by Ripley Band. Re
port. Of Committee. rad, and al ii'p"r-c,
90 their home. happy at the complete sue
c,-s OF ,hc third Annual Fair OF the Be,lr
Farmer. club. r. I.
Bethel. OCT. 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23
Who can beat Abbott raising whea,


when on professional visit to Rumford,
a few days since, we were told that ID. ID.
". Abbott, Of tina, town, raised the present
wear srsa hundred bp,lss Of wheat. 1t
grew upon burnt lot containing about
thirty acres. The wheat was ofan excellent
quality. and nearly MI Of /, ct for seed.
By the way, we will add, that we have
some Of the best farmers and some Of the
hes, farms in OLD Oxford that can be found
in the State. Il is true the hardy ycoman-
~ or this County have 10 undergo some hard
knocks. They cannot &c, rich at thcirrro
frs.iou in day or a week, y't a great ma
nv of them got fair return Tor their labor
and the expense put upon their farms. Tho
banks" where they do business, discount
at least once a year, and never repudiatc or
shut down upon their honest customers.
We wish more Of our Oxford boys would be
content 70 stay and make homes Tor them
selves amons NJ, not run ol into Western
.rerulatiou- in pursuit Of sudden riches.
some who have sought their fortunes in
distant hnI.. have Jc,u obliged TO come
back IN tho oh hcarth.stonc, not % live,
but To die. 1t young men consider the
matter well before they launch out upon a
rough aud TO them untroi "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

tiful lands,-well cultivated the zines,
wheat country in tho world. Cities, vii
lagos and hamlets, and people Of Canada
West, all show 10 the traveller unmistakablc
evidence Of energy, enterprise and Thrift.
Remained in 7. some four hours only
Could not give away Maine moncy-bank
notes mean We had dinners offered u.s.
gratis. hut our money they utterly refused.
Our landlord iocoscly and kindly remarked
that he did not like our ainiaidraiio1 in the
States. nor many Of our institutions, espc-
cially our ldnliag institutions, just now.
Banks are sound in Canadi-their money
7 is At premium Of I Per cent in New York.
Nico wheat In 7. sell. AZ : Per hushel, and
declining We left r. highly pleased with
the city and people and passed on through
country grand and growing moro So
through cities and villages 90 Chicago, 10
Illinois. In the great West, where we, out
ward bound son Of Maine, retired and slept
f,r the frs, time for three days and nights,
having arrived in G. on tho third day Of
our journey, just at sunset. The next day
We found ourselves - miles from {. out
here m Earlcsyilc-a beautiful little vii
hco, situated m prairicl Wcst-th' chief
products of whose soil is corn and wheat.
Nv next letter will h. from this place, In
which Twill cHpatiatc upon the agricultural
interests of the West. j. W. h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

deplored but business men, like all Others,
have to deal with things Us they find them.
\ question OF vital Importance here arises.
Are the Banking Institutions Of New Eng
land safe or rO,tcn2 will they weather the
storm or 90 down under It's iury2 Men best
prepared 10 iudc, in these matters, unite in
the opinion that our banks in New England,
with a few exceptions, are IN a sound condo
ton, and that the community will suffer no
material los by the suspension.
Their bills PASS freely as ever, and we
warn our reader against the folly u part
ing with them a, any discount. We know
almos, every body Is moro or less frightened,
and the more excitement there is gotten up
about these matters, ,hcworse 1t will be for
an ronccracd. We are firmly or the opiu-
ion that our Maine Banks have ample means
TO meet all their liabilities They were ne
vsr in sounder condition. They drd not,
like the New York hanks, wal, till tic
q" hor,c was sto'cu be'1r, they l'ckcl tie
stable" but on the other hand, they retain
their spc,jc in their vaults, which, with
thor other a.,ct,, will crahla chem az no
distant time, to redeem and make c''l all
thcir promises. Another thing, our Maine
Banks hay, fur monthsTa in anticipation
Of the present unfortunate state Of things,
greatly curuilcl their circulation, and con.
s-gueutly the bushes, men, both IN the
cities and country, suffer Gar less than they
would had the hank pursued the New York
policy Of inviting men into trouble, and
then leaving them there Noi only this.
hut this rrcauuou on thc part Of our hanks
leave, them with more ample means to fur
nf.l husiucs. men under tbn extremity of
,hcr-rs.ur,. Tins tcy are now doing. 1t
non, or our friend. afraid OF hunk hills
ou toe current hank, or Maine. Woarrr-
bend their greatest iiGl,ulty will be- 10 ct
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

SOLDIERS vorrNG n Kansas. The Ndpo'
Ionie measure Of causing the soldiers ia
Kan.a. to vote in the late election allows oil
no defence. IL must be set down to tho
mad ambition Of the administration, to con
troll the territorial election. Not only
had they no night by residence, but tho
organic act contains a provision express
ly forbidding such action. The Kan
sas-Ncbraska bill contains the following
provision:
"Prorid,d further, That no officer, soldier
.eamcn. marine. or other person in the ar
nv or navy Of the United States, or attach.
Id 20 troops in the service OF the United
states. shall be allowed 10 uoie or hold Office
in said territory, by reason Of being on ser.
vice therein
when the Governor Of q territory bids
open defiance to 50 plain provision OF the
organic law, who will be in the least sur
priscd at any measure which may hereafter
be adopted, to force the Free State men into
an apparent minority, and gain control oil
the legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23
STATE or MAINE.
~ ruE GOVERNOR
A PROCLAMATION

PIN T.-rl...-.ns snl Pr-,..

FNI. i'f7''SilHs ana tf'''''
4 public expression of grateful homage
trtHr h-n.ffart Author ol our hgiu. and
th. wise Dispenser ut events wei become, %
ttuu-atlul arI concentrations people, nul i-
au irresistible impulse with every citi'au
who discern. Iu uur origin and progress uu,
aut..guu. proof, u, pryii.uial care.
N'ra.p' can lc moro sensible of tli,
than tHH inhabitants 90 our favored state,
where thr leading Interest necessarily looks
Tr prosperity o. tUtt I.t.rut. Love which
rr....., over tHr NIgl,..iul.. u' tHg SEASONS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

&C. WAREHOUSE, Our Old townsman,
who's, familiar face on board a train. was
won't 70 De considered sufficient evidence
to the traveller that he was to enjoy safe
and rlea,au, trip, has recently resigned his
position as conductor on the Grand Trunk
Railway, and become the landlord Of the
hotel at Island Pond. The employees OF the
company, from Superintendent, down, have
taken the occasion to present him an elegant
service Of plate, as testimonial Of their re.
,pect and esteem. In hi. reply to the do
nors, Mr.. W. says:
Your purpose 90 make any such expires.
si0n Of favor, and % confer upon me such
an honor, was wholly unexpected by me,
and | am not less surprised at the beauty
and value OF the gilt as now resolved IRON
yOar hands.
Bot the greatest value to myseli Of this
testimonial, is in its proof OF the kind senti-
ments Of 80 large a number Of my late as
sOcia,es, and in the tribute, which il seems
TO bear 20 my own constant efforts 10 merit
their respect and esteem"
The numerous friends Of Mr. W. in this
vicinity will bear testimony that the gilt
was we'll bestowed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

The election in Indiana, % fll tho place
Of the late Hon. samuel Brcnton, resulted
IN the choisc Of Cas-, Republican. by
large majority
Gcors, Washington Parkc Gusts, the
last surviving member OF Washington
family, died at hi. residence in Arlington,
Alexandria Co., Va, on the 10Th int.
jesse Stevens, ofScbcc has hcrn nominated
BIZ the Governor, Judge Of Probate, for
Pi.canquis County. Mr. Steven. was
elected to that Office. in September, by the
people, but the term docs not commence
until January.
1t is stated that seven hundred printers
and book binders have bcen thrown out OF
employment IN New York city.
Barnum, while making people believe he
was arranging his business for residence
in England for the remainder Of his days,
has been buying up the claims against him
self at small percentage, and has now
come into possession Of the large property
assigned by him to trustees, for the benefit
Of his creditors. He is now SAID TO b.
richer man than before his failure. Show
us the man who possesses more consnmmatc
skill in pulling the wool over the eyes OF
the public, than Bamum.
The Augusta cotton mills have stopped
operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

Srur OF MvNE Mans. Tho Bangor
whi,. speaking Of the article, exhibited a,
the State Fair, ays-There arr probably
many ~ our reader. who arr notawarc that
there +. nm Iron Manufacturing Company
in thi. State who manufacture lar iron,
boiler iron, nail., spikes, riyet., Sc. Tho
Pembroke Iron Co.. whose works ar In
Pembroke in ihi. state, arr carrying 0u o
very large busincs. in the manufacture 1t
iron Mrs.r.. franklin Many s. Co.. "
this city exhibited AZ the late stat Fair,
several specimens Of 4" state Of Maine" na,l.,
spikes, rivet., Sc, which wrro in our opin.
ion equal 70 any article Of tho kind manu-
featured in the United States
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

Com. The delightful weather with
which We have been favored ior some timo
pa, /, at an end. AMI i sucoy0lrl by GNU
inc November temperature Monday auI
Tuesday, there were slight squalls OF snow.
On Monday night, the small pools OF water
skinned over, and the ground 'iI.ienol
c,n.id,ably,-.o much that the sun On
WEDNESDAY did not completely tlaw it out.
We al., observed ic.cle, u c0n,idrrab.'sIzr.
We would repeat the sag, advice n the Al
manlr makers, e" Look out tor cold weather
about this time"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23
GbtOtforo 9rmotrat
PARIS. MAINE, OCT. %, 1857.
rruti,sED EyiRY TEInN MORNING nv
VIM. a. PIDGIN & Co.,
rE0FEITroRs.
JOHN J.PERRT, Editor.

rctmS.---O dollar aud 6it, ccuts strictly
~ NuVANtr; uus dollar snI se,sUts five cents
sithin siN months. two dollars st the srt II
the yeaF. To which 6ty cents vi h. added tot
cyst, wear which payment b. DELAYED.
Advertisement inserted on reasonable terms
the prorrict1rs NOT hrin. ivsropsibis 1rsuy srrur
br,unl Jbr snuuBt charge Zoe the Advertisement
~ NJ. rTrr,Ntitt & Co., 30 state -,
l1ston, snd is2 Nassau -, Nss NoJA, ace uu'
uu.,1uih1rited agr1ts hrprocurug subscuptoHs,
forwarding i,rrJisrmruts.
- Payment iuf ~ piygrusrmeuts BE- bell On
o. 10, iron ihr date OF che fret io.gritou,
..f CummuH.rrtiHns shuud Do directed tH
" The ON'nuJ UrnHrrat. Isris, Ne"
Gool and Job Printing
PROMPTLY NNp NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

AGNuuuB,L AppEss. The aiIrrs. Of
\. l.. BuEENSs, E-l, before the Bethel
Farmers Cluh, BE- spoken ol a. an excellent
production Ac1py Of J., was solicited by
the Society vii Mr Burbank DO %, tho
favor to furnish Ms with q copy Tor publ.
cation.
We hope al'1 70 have the pleasure 1l
laying before our readers the aiIrr,- --sz.
crllrnt We know IL must b,,-oG DR. True,
before the We. Oxford Society
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

REGISTERS o. DTrDs. Tho Portland AI-
vcrti.cr states that Registers OF Decd. haSo
the RICH, TO enter upon the discharso VI
their dutic, at any time after the votes have
bcen c0untsI-,hg law not fixing nny day.
In this County the same rule will be- ob,ar-
vet as loo ihr cas- OF Treasurer Tho votes
will be- counted AZ tho December term, and
Mr. Chase will commence h' Iu..a- 90 Iho
Grs; Of January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

NV A.. S2rlErr. Tho god people II
the Anlrcscossin valley have orstnlsel
villa, they term the " Anlr1,c0ssn Valley
and South Franklin Voluntary AsrIcuiu-
raj Society" and hold their frt show 10
DiNfcIl vilasr, on THURSDAY .uI Friday
Of tli. wcak. Il !. their intention % ap-
ply Tor an act ol incorporation mex; winter
We wish them abundant success, ia tha.r
new enterprise
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23
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f.r N, know. every r.r. iu thr shin. H. g,
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member of Tie next House. n may hc,
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In tar great and good STAT, ol Maine. yet,
personally. ~, would o. well satisfied % ,sc
either Mr.. johnson or Mr. Drummoul,
Srak.ro i tlr TEX, lIous,.
v. ha,. mon ia On. oxford delegation
every way we'll qualified {, preside over ci.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

COMMISSIONERS CouEr An adjourned
session of the Commissioner Court will ha
held, at the office % the County Treasurer,
in Paris, on the seventeenth lay Of Noycm-
her, tor the purpose Ut closing zap some uu.
finished bushes, before the Board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

OUGENATED BITITRs. Each successive
day brings new evidence Of its efficacy, until
il. present position is the enyiablc one Of
being far IN advance Of all preparations
ever offered for the cure Of Dyspepsia and
Asthma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

Tux FouRrH or JuLY. A friend OF ours
burnt his hand severely with fireworks on
the GLORIOUS fourth :" he applied the
Perry Davis Pain Killer, and in half an
hour was entirely free from pain. Don't
forget this,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

II b sntcd that tho democrats will IDlva
no means untrici to change tho result. In
the wilderness districts preparations are On.
pcctcd 20 be- made To manufacture such r..
turn. as may bc needed TO defca, Parrot
IL i also rumor,l that in case The thin,
{. not arranged In this manner, the b5,u,
tests will be applied, 50 that mos, of Ono
Free State vote will b, thrown out. Ihs
democracy arr always fcrtiI' on eypsl.rn,,
Cor counting IN their candidates
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23
TrOm che y. y. Eysn,ug Poet.
The Author Of the Impending Crisis
and his CalumniatorS.

firth the evidences % the bad economy OF
slavery. We saw it in manuscript, and
male nm opr mind that IL was the most 81
E,,ti,, How that bah vet BEEN aimed az the
American system OF seryilo labor We cH-
messed the same opinion after the hook was
published and We had given ita more care
iaI examination. II soon became popular
and was in every ones hands, ~ SOON as
IT, power was realised, every channel ot
calumry aud hl-eh,,I was opened, for the
purros, OF di,crci,,ius Mr. Helper with the
puhIj, and o. weakening the elect OF bis ia
b1r,
The administration press, a. general
thing, united in thi. uumaD'y effort, under
thc lead and in,,isati1u Of che Washington
Union, into which an e., cllunuic, OF a.,
cry other Trc-s were finally caul,us.I by
the editor ia the following paragraph
The rcal name It che author % The
Impending Crisis i.ll,,lgr, and NOT lIslpgr
Mr. Heller = native of Rowan Cuuuty.
North Carolina. Some ten years Or took
NJ bis rrsilsu-' in Salisbury in that state.
and there entered into partnership with "a
Mr. Michael Brown tn tlr hook hr..re,..
Son after tir formation ol ,hcrar,u.r,hir,
funds were ra.-cl, rncel in Mr.. lls'6r.s
hands, and lie started lur ihr city u' New
York Tor the rurrr.s Of rsrl.ri,tiu. t.,
5ipt stock of hooks. wcgL, ana month.
arw by. AMI M, a vrrl was rsrI 'y W..
Brown 5rhi. rar;ns-. Finally rr r...,.l
n letter from Mr.. Heller. stating chat Es
Cvr Hlh,I lrra.ft,ltn, money ir hank
tia, h, vas in vrr,rheIl.ar,h. and trat tr
was about rmharlf-- ar Germany. vagre
d, rzr..,sItoG.,.
..N,.in wa, NJ UFr- missing. AMI
a-,in fs ,grr.l rr-ar. r. % ..sg'v bank
jcr....r. lorlr. .-u-, v.. resignation
=, Germany anil Ia,h. l.tas new uaa.
viii nov constitution. r.y name. arE
In nov land. U.nI s.rr.y.I q, D.r..
frra. AMI ths result ug t.-.',rat..n. ln
th- aaI Of -.'I appeared ZOO Oh. form afa
mn1.,, octave, which hlrr, arIvs Ir-,uu.
It'll hear,, thr new name a, il.n'auE. u.l-
pr"
IT,, Journal Of Commerce. ol tl.. ,.'y.
cy.- --.fvt.f.'..,. ar.,h.r. trtI. r-..a-
lrrula friend NJ l---ram. r.r..li...ar.
e.. with en-. remark ra, 30 ua.a good
r.r,.ritrr h,rk anu .,s author"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-23

Kansas. Tho latest intelligence from
Kansas confirms tho reports hitherto pub.
lished. The following table shows the com.
plcIion Of the Legislature, 30 Gar as can now
DO determined
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-08
PNper Mnnlgimgs !,

Having Just purchased for cash the entire stock Of
one OF the largest manufacturers in New England al
OF which was made the present season. be is now pre-
pared 70 show larger and cheaper assortment Of
Goods In this line than was Offered 10 this city,
These papers are all new and embrace all the late patterns
and will be sold at prices ranging from ave cents TO
dollar and atty cents per roll pEALKRs, well small
purchasers,w do well to examine this extensive stock,
Tor they viii ind that can and will sell cheaper than
they can buy the Goods at any other establishment
believe that the nmbe sixpence better than SLOW
shilling.
Housekeepers ana others who will visit Worcester dur
ing the farmers Jubilee 70 behold TIE wonders a. the
Mech ancs Fair will bear IN mind the No, $50 Main-st,
near the City Hall, and call on the subscriber.
s22 d&wf J. Il. HOOD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-08
DIED.

In this city, 6h Mary Lizzie eldest daughter Of Geo.
a. and Mary LoriBg, "a. Boston papers please copy.
Prayers at the residence of her father No. Madison
street, on Saturday morning at o'clock
In this city, 18th, Allard H., son of Phneas Ball. 6.
invited to attend.
In Northampton, It'll Urania b. daughter IF the late
DR.. Samuel B. Wood ward. p..
Ia Ellington Conn., 4th, Of dropsy, David Davis, for.
merry Of New Brsintree, Mass, 90.
In Westboro', Sept. 4h, Hannah W., wife Of ohas P.
Green, Al 14th Chas. P. Green 80. Western papers
please copy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-08
DRESS GOODS.

In all styles, and the latest novelties.
Blue and Brown Polka DeLaines, only 12tc
DeLqines in other styles, only l24c.
DeLaines, very latest styles, only one shilling.
Fine, PRINTED Persian Cloths, only zoe.
Valencia Plaids, only 124c
Valencia Plaids, extra quality, only 25c.
Valencia Plaids, super quality, only SOC.
DeBeiges, only Sc.
Madeira Cloths, 1916.
Good American Prints, 64c.
Best American Prints, fast colors, ste.
English Prints, loo. Patches, 6Ic.
Thibets for 50, 621, and 75c.
Lyonese Cloths for 12I and 25c.
Black Alpaccas, 25c.