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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Sup. Jud. COurt--.November Term. 1857.
JrnaE HArnAw.Y. Presidln--

No. l5l. Alfred W sicarn,, ct. al, v.
the At. and St. l.. Il. Il. Co., Tor burning
Chair Factory, at Shows Falls, in Noycm.
Der, 1855. On Friday, verdict was rendered
for PITS, aud damages assessed at 1929 %.
Walton and Clifford Tor plaintiffs. Barnes
Tor defendants
No. 33S. IIclekiah l.. Austin ". Hora.
ito VI. Waite. Action Cor SANDER. Con.
tinuci on report. Randall Winter, Wal.
ton for PHI Clifford aud Stowell Tor deft.
No. I32. Loren W. Marston ". Lewis
Reed ct. al Trespass neither party. IIar-
low and Ludicn for Plf. Walton Tor Dc.
Icniant
on Saturday the Court adjourned with.
ont day. Tho term continued three wroks.
and the docket l. pretty well cleared up.
AZ the commencement Of the term, Mr
Black being too unvell to attend Court.
Elisha Winter, E.q., was appointed Clerk
pro 'em. The health II Mr.. Black 4, now
considerably improved, and he ha, resumed
III, duties Of tho Office
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Kansas Matters.

correspondent OF 'h' chicago Tribune
says That "ov. walker when he lel' Nan
'A' Tor W a'hing'o"' took win h''n All ms
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

An old Pioneer by the name Of Joseph
Crelie, residing in Portage City, las reach
ed the advanced age Of one hundred and
seventeen years lie is a Frcnchman, can
no, speak the English language, and has
sesidcd in the State Of Wisconsin eighty-hve
years. lie is yet hale and hearty. a slave
woman, named Aunt Till, belonging to
Captain Lewis Brsscl, died near ST. Louis
on the sth inst, at the age Of one hundred
md thirty years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
JOHN J.PERRT. Editor.

TeTms.---Our dollar aud 90, cent, strictl
~ ADVANCE one doiarand se,eut, -hvs ssut,
within - mauths, two dollars 40 ths ,ud ~
the wear. T. vhich d.ty cents vi b. aided Tor
sveTy wear which payment b. DELAYED.
Advertisement asserted on reasonable 'etms
the proprietor -1f hciBg spo8sit.. iafh1l frot
heyond the smouBt chsrgeifor'hr ivcrit'ement
- :. VI. PrrrNSsILL = Go. 10 state ST.,
Boston, and 10 Nass1u Sc, New NgrA, ace out
only authorized gents frrrocuriHss uhsrriTtIoh
Forwarding siycriiscussts,
e Payment ilr IN aiytrtsCuerts is held o.
he due from the 1tts OF che first Insertion.
~ Co-suail ttioBs shouIi Do directed %,
" TAc Oxiori p-aograt. Pare, Ne"
Rock aud Job PrutiuE
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

ITEoyEsENrs. The march Of improve
men, in ourvillagr. still continues. Capt
Bcmis has entirely rrGttcd hi. store, on tho
corner Of Court street, and given tia good
coat Of paint Tho arrangement u the in
nde has been changel,-siuur more coun-
ter and shelf room, which render. it decided.
" the best store IN town This store, bylu
CENTRAL position, ctis or the view Of tho
body Of the church. in approaching the vii
lagr from South PARIS, and has the APPEAR.
anco Of supporting is spirc Tho luiierous
contrast, Of an old building .urmount"i by
n tall, painted spirc,with a bell. is thus r.
moved Tho Captain Is entitled % the
thanks Of an approaching public, for tho
change he has made In the looks Of that
corner
On Lincola street, Mr. Emerson Colburn
is erecting cottage house, with cll. 10
has chosen a style both convenient aud Or
namenal, and docs the work, principally,
with his own hands. May be long enjoy
the fruits ~ the industry of his early years.
On fremont street, Mr. Hubbard has ju.t
completed a small cottage house, for rent.
ing W. learn that be has disposed Of ono
or more lots on the .amo street, 10 parties
who design to erect buildings during the
next season.
Many other improvements have bccu made,
Of lc,- Importance, but yet showing a gene
nl disposition 70 Civ, theyillasa a nca, and
attractive appearance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
Sunday Loafors.

We know oC scarcely any clas, of men IN
thc community who exert 80 psrnicious in.
nacncc in society as O., those who instead OF
attending place, or divine worship, spend
&C. lay m laahp. around the sircet', In the
fields, AMI ,b,ir ncisbbor, houses. Parents,
ly pursuing ,hi. course 80 q dangerous tx.
ample for their children to follow Tho
force Of habit. n, well a, the ior,' Of exam.
pie is strong Hence, IL parents neglect 10
attend church themselves, IL j. seldom their
children %. Now IL father, desire to $40
their sons crI their day. in ,hr States
prison OF rguitcutary, they can D, nothing
bg,i,r to bring about this result than learn
them ~ Example 20 disregard the sabbath.
The rccarl, Of crime at iull upon this
point. Mon. by staying away from public
worship upon the sabbath 90 a positive
wrong 20 she community in which they 1--we.
Ministers don't likc Co preach - ,ho hare
wallis. one man by staying away from r.
ri-i1u. --r,jccs upon thc holy sabbath, IN.
1urucc. other, 10 pursue the same criminal
c1ur.r OF conduct.
Village. whore ,hc institutions OF the
Sabbath are observed almost always Hour.
i.h. vhils on the other hand tho,r PLACES
wh.r. ths evil ol which We are .rakiur,
ars common, often drag along wondering
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

GRocER's BaNE. The Bangor JeiIcrsO-
nian says that the injunction against the
Grocer's Bank, at Bangor has been made
perpetual, and receivers appointed to wind
up It's Affairs. Tho exhibit shows large
amount Of resources above its liabilities. 1t
advises persons holding bills on the bank,
not to submit to a great discount.
The injunction against the Hancock Bank
at Ellsworth, has also been made perpetual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

ADMITTED 70 rm B,R. On Saturday last,
on motion Of Hon Il. X. Gooicn1w, PrrER
&. PIcErrT, H.. n, graduate o. The IIar.
ward law School, was admitted % the rrac.
ticr II Law, In the various courts In this
State. Mr.. +. is a young man of great
modc-ty, but has good talents and ability,
and has devoted more than ordinary atteu-
ton to fitting himself for The profession.
He has our bet wishes foE successful ami
honorable career
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

The ATLANTIC monthly, for December,
has been received from the publishers. 1t
contains a good variety Of articles from the
pens OF some of the fret authors in the
country. II you wish to take a good maya.
zine, send for il. We will furnish it, with
ono copy Of the Democrat, for one year, at
$3.50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

4 special meeting Of the members Of tho
Paris Hill Academy Association will tc
held in the Sch5ol.room OF the Academy, 0n
saturday evening next The oh"ct Of the
meeting d. 10 receive AMI act upon the Re-
port OF the Treasurer aud % act upon such
other business as may come before them,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

SMART WORK. Mr.. Thomas Stcarns, Of
the frm Of Stcarns 4 Co., Chair ManuAc-
turcrs, At Shows Falls, recently turned
eight hundred bars for chair backs in forty
minutes. when it q. rcc0llccted that these
pieces are turned, one at time, anI from
separate sticks, The rapility seems almost
incredible
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

Buru ruAS NoruNG. Since the disc0u-
tinuancc Of the regular morning passenger
train from Portland, passenger car is At
tachcd 70 the freight train, which leaves
Portland at : 4. " Thi. train al'5 brings
a mail, ~ that We .,ll receive morning
mail, though two hours later than hereto
fore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

Faulkner. who was sentenced 20 three
years in the States Prison, 40 the late term
Of the Supreme Judicial Court, was taken
away last Friday morning, By IA oihccr from
ThOmastou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

John Goolcnow, E'q, Of Lewiston, for
merly Of Paris, has received an appointment
10 the New York Custom House, and iss5on
70 remove to that city. with hI. family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04
The Next Cnnrress

people. The black democracy will - there
Will majority 20 about twenty over che
Republican AMI Am.rian rlrr.,. s1rs-
qundy, th.y vI, H. Responsible rruNai-
ever uy hs ..a.. Wear.auar. elias many
OF o.s political G..at, fav' .yIrs.r De-
gr.'s, taa' ge ETaH.ar party d, not soa
MATURITY .u o.. popular branch. t.tm .ar
judgment sr.I r...v .. t..v'.'.
matter vi, satisfy any e.r. s.. rH...
clan, ,'at .a Oh. raI tv.F 'r found. t.at
H. -.lt au,. .. iraanJ.-.ts las..G.r..
ua.'.e- from @ ,smT Dgy I..a,
70, black democracy hays ths President.
a. 81 have q majority iu t.r senate. l.ar
ir us Republicans Dad o.. U.a... Oh,
wou'! b, healed ~ ta every movement by
So,b 90 thr-, r1-ori.a,t. 'rau-r.. 10 Gov.
eminent Tai, being tac ga.-. ,as S.urt
could and would ulaa a,l Taluelqa,,,..r
non.'racur, va..r, &C. amy BOO. % t.i, raas
astar could by hook o- hy crock -.t ts.a-.
the senate, i;vgg.Ihs,y'1rI ty Buchanan.
Tb.s view oi che matter c.rs'...y.'y 80.
tls, ;le question ;ha, nothing e..'I PAS
been ra,neI hy Way of legislation b. we la.
the lla1,,. % b. tue che ll.a.r BOO Chat
contingency would have he.n a glsgs ur.r
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

The December number Of the lady's
Book has been duly received. II contains
rs usual, rich variety OF Embellishments
It's literary department, always tull and IN
teresuns. is seldom equallcd by any period
ical; and for ladies Is never surpassed.
Is two ensrayings " Christmas Eve - and
" Christmas Morning in this number, are
worth the price Of the Book for a year. \
new volume will commence in January
aT5rdng the best time 70 subscribe. Prico
$500. Tho Oxford Democrat and tho
Iady's Book may be had for $3.50 Ter an
nun on application at this Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-04

We learn that Rev II. c. Esti'' Of E''
Trenton, is to preach at the Baptist CHI.
in this village, next Sabbath.
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LOCAL NGENr>.

w. n. L,rU,v, M, UplBr. CgBI.
HtNEY CFrus, Nafu1,.
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FUBLiShrD EvlBY friday MORNING ~
wm. 1, PIDGlN & CO,
rEorRtEroUs.
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OH vr'ruu, t1 fhr vrluird S1ftl,
The sabbath resting rnmss,
Gathering che Suns % tool anil cate
Bs,A 90 their peaceful homes
Anil lks p1r,il 90 thr ,klys
Op,r. the house 0l Cod,
Where 100 shJ .csk NAV come ani learn
The va, ihe Savior u.'"
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chains which tho opprc'sors are forging.
No true Free State citizen will dream Of
permitting the fraudulent, election under
his coup Tdo' majesty Calhoun, the Great
Mosul of Border Ruffanism, 70 be held in
Kansas. The legislature, fresh from the
breath Of popular approval, should at once
assemble, and provide severe and aprroPri.
ate punshments Tor all who shall presume
to act as judge, or other agents in the affair.
NO man, in Kansas or out of il, doubts that
the yillalniss OF Niece and johnson eoun-
ties will be repeated, il this pretenee Of an
election be tolerated, on scale OF uneH-
ampled impudenec. In fact, the Washing
ton Star, junior Administration organ, has
already announced il. II declares that the
Mis,ourians who were falsely returned as
voting in johnson county on the 9Th day Of
October, will be really there to vote on the
2lst Of December. And whether 50 or not,
the Lccompton swinders are doubtless al
ready preparing returns OF an overwhelming
Pro-Savery vote.
" But the people Of Kansas must not fall
into the error Of expecting honesty, good
faith, or justicc, from either Mr. buchanan
or the Democratic party in Congress. Tho
proofs are abundant, that whatever the en-
i.saries Of Slavery may do in the Territory
has been accepted here in advance. In
truth, the particular rascality developed in
tho closing action of the Convention was
doubtless concocted here in Washington,
and sent out to Lccomp,on Tor ratification.
It is also quite clear to practieed eye
that the article in the Union endorsing the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-31
ON 4 gTRFFT.

EyHR subscriber respectfully II forms hts Old friends and
ALL The public. that be has opened 3 new Ecstzl-
rant on Union street, wh-re be r. prepared 70 furlzt
the best riands that can be found In tie market. served
IN the best Partisan styles Oysters. Game. Steaks, Sai
snd Fresh water Fish, Birds-in fact, everything suited
to HE fnest End most dellcste eptcuresn taste.
Give me . call have six different rooms for the &C
ecHmo6at1n Of Private Parties. ! VII not - outdo1e
IN sny branch connected With ny business.
-feb3ns- crE n-EEPERwOIF.
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Each sATnRnAY IN
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves, IS 90
Quarters, 50 so.


THAN VI 1ElE
ne Number from 1 to 50.0s. oorrespondmr Win these
Numbers on the Tickets printed Oh separate siIps 81 pa-
per, are enctrced With small TN tubes and placed In ore
Wheel.
ne srst 49, PriEes. similarly printed and enoinzsd, at
placed n sHother wheel.
TIE wheels are men revolvsd, and a number is drawn
froR tie wheel Of numbers, and a. the same time A Pri--
l. drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Puye
drawn ont are opened and exhibited to the audience. and
registered By tEe Commissioners the Prize being PLACED
sFsinst tue Number drawn. mis- opersti,n h re5e-tsS
until ali tie Prizes ara drawn out
APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding And the
two succeeding Numbers 10 thcss drawing the first 7
Prizes viii Be entitled n the D Approximation Pines
For example: q Ticket No u2S0trzEs he $50 100 PrH-.
Ties Tldets Numbered li2sS. 1919, 1881, 1882. viii
each be entitled 10 500. II Ticket Na. $50 draws me
s25 go Prize, those TeEets numbersds ss. SO. 6I. So.
En each be eatiled % 500, and 50 Of according % he
above scheme
y The ZOO Prizes Of $50 win be determined by he
lsst figure q the number that draws the $4,000 Prize
F0rexzmp.e. II the Numbers drawing $4,000 Prize ends
WITH Ne l. thrn al me nckets where the number ends
I in viii Be entitled % SO. 10 the Numb rDda wifb
No. > then al the Tickets where the number ends IN ?
viii BE- entitled 20 so, snd So on toe.
Certificates q Packages vii be sod at TIE following
rates, which IL the risk
Osrfaosss Of PseksEe Of 10 vhale reksts.-.....ss 90
70 Charter -...... % 90
10 Etshth $500. 10 %
In ordering Tcrets or Ceruacates, enclose the money
10 cur addres- for ths Tickets ordsrsd.o on recent Of which
they vii Be- forwarded by 6rst maH. Purchaser can
~ uslFs nc nay designate.
IAe Inst q drawn Plumbers and prizes wa De forward
ed 20 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers VII please write tkeir sign stures plain, and
give tEeiE Post O1ce, County and State.
e Eenember that every Prize Is drawn and psrsble
In fun without deduction.
- An Prizes Of si.oIO and under, paid Immediately
afteE TIE drsWng-othcT Prizes a. the usual time Of
thirty days.
/ - All communication strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets OF Certificates q Packages to
s. SWAN & co, Atlanta, Ga.
e Persons residing near A~0niscmery. Ala or At
lanta. Ga, can have their order fIed. aud save time
BY aidressinE S. swan \ Co. ateither OF thsse citfss
u A list q he number that are drawn IRON the
wheel with tie amount OF the prize that each che Is en-
titled %, VII be published after every drawing in the fol-
loving papers: New Orleans Deits, Nozzle ReEistcr,
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gaz.tie. Atlanta Int~lH-
enoer, New Tsrk Ntekly Day BoOE, Savannah ngruing
NCWss Richmond Dispatcn, New York nlspzfch- Paul.
ding MISS Clarion, and Augusta Gal Constitutional
ist. doh
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GREAT BEAUTIFIER,

so LON UNsUCCESsFULLI SOUGHT,
70 yea at Last!
EO 3 IL r-si-res psrmanonuy Gray Hair 10 It's original
Il oosr, c5Eers lux1rianuy the DALI bead removes an
tious; max g tbe hai- SIT hssthy and Tiofsy ; aad vii
preserve 10 10 any im4ginahle age removes. Is II By
maEi all blotches, sc roa the far, ard cares an nea
raigi4 aud ne v0ns headache. Soc circuiar, and the ni-
DOVER n H, Fe5 2. 1855.
PROF. o. J. WooD i Co Gents EIthia few DAYS
We havF received 50 many ore-r- and calls sr Pr5f. o..
=. Wsd's HAIR HostorsfiFE. shat to-ay We we're COM
pe led tes nd 70 Boston Tor = quantity. Che 5 Z dozen
you forUsried all being sod) while we might order a
quantity from you Every bottle We have 50 seems 70
hav payiuoe1 three or four new customers. aud the AZ
p~robafion and patroaage a receives from the msst sub
s'antial and worthy elz rs OF Cur vie nity. fully en-
VIC Us thstit d a nalst valuable pre9ar alton
send rs ~ 10 y IS raay be ole gross OF 81 sirs 7; and
one dozen 81 siEe; AMI us yours vey respectfully,
Cisaodl DANIEL & co.
HICKORY GROVE. st. Charles county. Ho.,S
November 10. 1855
mer We WEIR induced > n e sine Of your Hair Rest,ra-
tive, and is fnsrts =, = 20 Wonderful, We f1el 1t cur duty
D. ysl aud the afflicted. y upsrtit.
our little sons bead for some time had hem perfectly
COVERED with sor5s, and some called . SC I'd head The
hair almet entireiv came 81 in Consequence. when a
friend. seeing his sudsrinEE, advised u 70 use your Res
I rsuvei We did 50 with htle hoFo Of success, but .
our surprise, and that Of al our frisnas, . very rev sp-
iuxgrlsnt crop u hair soon started cut. and We can now
say taat car boy has a. healthy a scalp ard as luxurlant
a cro9 o. hair a. any ofhcr chi d. We can, therefore,
aud Do hereby ncommsni your ReNrttive, as 3 perfect
reuisy for Al 1isases Of tbs scalp and hair.
We are, yours respectfully.
GEORSE ". HIGGINBOTHAM,
SARAH A H~IGGINBOTHAM.
GARDINER MAINE, JEne q. 1876.
PAoF. o J. wooD-Dssr Sir I have asef tvo rot
& e. uf Pfsf Wosi's lair RestOraf We, ard can truly say
q . th- gr-afest diacJv-ry Of the axe for restoring ard
chsugirg tn hair. Before U. lng Il 7 VS. = MAJ Of sew
snty. Nv hair has no attained IL oriensi color. You
can reclmmend Il 70 The world Without the least fear, ~
my case was one ~ TIE worst ind.
Yours respecifuuy.
y. MURPHY
o. J. 700 & CO.. Propristsrs. s2 B~roaiwsy n. Y
On toe great n. Y Wire Railing Establishment and ia
Market e eet, 81 Louis, NJ. !
r. Ard sold ~ All cod druggists su2e davroiiy
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BGJgey's Springs
FOR SALE.


nT virtue n q deere o. the Probate Court Of -
ID the couztF Of Lzu6e-dzle. Alsh1ma. he fad
uulers Ened. tfminiztratoTs II the IS ate Of EzaH
gansfhaa h 4 deoeaseL vii sell On On AA
BAL. ITS dgF Z gEuuzry, ISIS or the preEiss nine
miles freu III town Of 20 eEoe. Ais the ceebrstac
wsterfnE-plaoe, Known ssBATLEY'r SPRINGS.
Thee SINGS are 50 widely AID favora5y knovn, ~
tet1E the most remarkahls waters for toe cure Of dysp ,
~il. srupsF- E-rofula and ali cutsnsous diselses thai IL
g. unnelesssry % SPEAK 81 their tuH-iEe properties b.
this notice. The thousands q persons who have ben
cured and restored 20 health BY the use Of the waters
are scattered al over the coEntry, North ssd Sou.h, and
are 50 many living witnesses o. their virtues u VII
D. uF1elt 70 ssy, they are o~ohsidered The most rfmarE-
able Springs IN the world and their waters have ed-cted
~ re cEres than arr other known.
EVER since rheir discovery TIE thro1g q visitors has
besn 20 great that the pr0pu TT c1ud never accummo-
GATE item. a1d DC is believed q y the uost IRRITABLE -
ueII O. the most curative EaieTnE-piaoe IN the souta.
Ttere are nine hundred and twenty acres CT land o.
excellent g1aity. IN q good state o. cuItivs- ion with
orchErds, Stables, houses and other valuable iUprJve-
ueu-s
Acredt CT cuc. two and thrre years VIII Re given, the
purchaser giving bonds with approved psrs-nsl security
and sien o. he property untl the ssms j. paid for.
RICH p a. BAILEY
JAMES, BAILEY,
HerT--wzt Administrators