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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-15

row PEAS-55O bags fresh Carolina se5eced G eHPI
~ for seed, landing this day e& Sch 9R - 70
from Charleston, for sale by oaHr $50, sreat
iel9 VI SoiH--"- NN~'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-15

ON-THECoPARTNERsHIP BETWEEN
~ the undersigned in the RIDGILL, ROBERTS
expires by limitation With the seascns bu
Claims 10 favor Of against late firm will be settled by
M0NTAGUEA CO., and the Of late frm may be
used by either one Of us in liquidation.
W. j. RIDGML,
j. NJ. ROBERTS,
New Orleans, June g. 1857. JOHN D. TERRELL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-15

b S3 .sagrera, Pedro Estate of, Francisco samboa'
dstiye testsmeptary executor -.
10 eS7 Schmidt Me. Heirs of - viz: Gustavus
Schmidt in his own right and as natural ,utos
Schmidt heirs of the late Mrs Melanie sesp,
ers, and Charles Schmidt, Of lawful Ea,h ase
tbe deceased wife of said Gustavns Schmidt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABLE OVENS!

rI,IIIs in,rot,an the result ct prIc'to'l 'Nps''.
sosr, b. np~ cuuGd'ntl, ptrr'nt't O" ihe
hl,r a. .upsfipt tu pu,Ht ui sruu",uN sai'tN du-
t,I,t,. ..ss 1T mtnsgsm~ut, ruuN"ut'ur's tpl
,l,,. an ta Tho unryslird uann"t in " b" ~ docs
ID. wutk ,tu any other tuNc'uun OF The Nind naw
~ nee.
Hna P,,,,,i Or,,, doing rvsgthing required
,ittin the mD.t .ur-Tiuf manner.
T.r,u,.tin. meats. % d. mll, equal q" ths OH.
T,.L,,,.l : net, which 10 veil kupvn have hsrn
a.. H., method ever iu,cnl-d. u will roast ~
tbs .,rs time ~ man, difrrul kiuds Of meats ~
an. o,,, ,,n rppiaio, aud ssrh piece will h. zee.
tsst, .wrrt AND Zee irum thr g'sses at'sing tom
th, !tdrrrnt ,arrtir., 80 ihrs" gases af' Yet Uh
,b,.pgb ,n rssnrr pips AZ The top.
- ir,kt1g bread ,ul pssuN this ovens wtih-
,s,,,,,,I. .. The heat ts regulated Nv damp"f' ~
the i,t,um aud b. undrr the perfect control OF the
npsr,'pr
Ht.p,, eNrsllsi 30 point ui eron"mN, ns he
b.,t ,.Ju,r.I Of. .snsraird wiih,n thr u'sn. The
material tom which o. b. manufactured heiHg q
,.,.rl,Ir.tpt. pui rup.uurir.l With HirC chambers
thrfs A.. 300 r,iniinn 81 hest, 'ni small quhut,t,
,,f G,sI stII k,sp it guirg lur buor'.
The Material vtll u'ithsf rust nor turnout, and
tbr oven will lat toe N'Hrs.
T,sr, oven o.. warranted o. give entire 'niishc.
lion.
S.,sn .,ts., suitable fur the smallest pr,y,i,
t,-,,I, ., Zoe .f.,m.rs aud hotels 90 the largest
sI,... arc manufactured, Al uri~rs directed q,
,br .1h.-rihsr.. At South Paris, ~ilih, prumprl,
ate nd'd Co. -,r,,.,.,, 49,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
THE WORLDS MEDICINE.
DR.. Smiths Sugar Coated Pills,
THEY ALWAYS 30 GooDiu

Mrs. Sarah 4. Gonld. Msiron ofthe L. ;. Ma
val Hospital At Buoklyn, saNsi
i" lfthsfs h. = medicine adapted to The numef.
ous aiBents u mankind Il u d.. Saith. Suglr
Coated PILE. I have u.e.l thrm and seen them
used With The most astuni.h. z Irsulis-in several
Instance Sith,a NY kRpwlc,igr, restoring The 81.
isnt irnm extreme osnsss apd .uhrring ~ strength
and health. p, Lafis'. da'Hg TssrsaH. ', these
Pills are q soNcrriln lalm. rs,umusni them
10 all q. q valuable Gmil, mslicinr."
(Signr,l) SARAH 4. GOULD.
M,troa Of the q. :. Naval Hospital.
"Dr. Smih'. S1g,rrI Gated r.li' have ben
used ia The Elldl.. street ID .l'pr. p0.I1, siIh
unco-apn satisfaction. have never hr'ri
msdic,a- .plksn u With utrr irtrr,st 10y tnc pet
500. VIII have a. 20 th,ss pilIs.'
JAMES ] BEyINS, D-pIi, ~herid.
From part 81 the M,shig,n I.sg,.iuure. -
This - a. csuii, that vs have made usr 90 q,
Benj ,min SAITH Sugar Coated ~ 3. and rousid'
~ then f,r superior 20 ANY o,her Pills offered 90
the pebble"
lion wn. N. Pe,., Abpm Hirby.
Hoo. g. T., livfsuce, Nathan lilil ". D..
Ch,rle. q. Mmus, ". VI. Smuh,
Squire Rice, l'sN. u. '.Nt'eh"i.
&. ". ATwELL, rouIaod, Gsu''al Agent
G,t Mains.
Sold b, Aadrru. 4 Ilats., Paris llIIl; Wm. \.
Ru,t, Suuth Pans; T.. Atsooi Co., hw kh'HIi
T.. 4. Sh,rklsy and Rpdrphus N.uug, Nutvsl,
snA dealer. iu medicine r,rry vhsr'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
ItsINNaTDY'3
M edical Discovery,


MR.. KENNEDY. Of RoSbury, has discover.
wi 81 IN une of our 60 nmon igTn s,.d.
remedy that cur,. EVERY KIND OF HuMpR,
fom the wot.t seru6h down ~ e mmon lim'
plc. lie has triei IL ~ oy y eleven hun lrei ga
ss.. and nryer failed sNcsp IN tS". lie has ~"
~ h. pp.session over two hnnirrd eriih 'ir'
IA. value, al within twenty miles ~ Boston.
Two bottle. ATE warRnte 10 cute a nursing
sofe mouth.
Doe to three bottle. will cure the worst Kind of
pimples on the lace.
Two 90 tnrcr h,,lI,, Will clear the system Of
bike.
Two hottie, are warranted tn cure the worst
Mind II csaksr Ia the ~ 9th AID 'i'mach.
Three 10 i've b,iil,. ,te VA, au,,d 60 cure The
worst ease. u e,N,ip~lss.
One ~ tNo hitilc. ace warranted 10 cure all
humof. IT the syes.
Two bot w. ~" warranted a. cure running ~
tl. ears an blpichc. IN The hair.
Fom io - brttl are sauantsd To cure cor.
rupt ani running ulceS..
Oas bnule all ,rrr scaly emp''nn' OF the skin.
Two ~ itrr- h,i'ies ate warranted 10 cure the
~ = lc.pe ,tr r,..s ~ 'i'uin'ii.m.
Thwr a. ~ b.ttlrs are warn1tcl o. cure
salt thsum.
Eve To- eight bottle. cure Ihe 'sy worst ca.
So pi srtuluh.
4 b.nr6, !. ,lga,. expected from the fret
luttls. ani perfect cure warranted when the
slsNe quantity - nksn.
Noihng h,uk. % improbable to those Who
have in y,,o tu,d an The wonic'G medicines
~ the da,, a. th,t , common weed growing 90
the ps.tufr., ,ad sInng old 'tone Nail., shu'li
cur ever, huuor; vt u - nov a hssd fact. u
,uu have . hunof u ha. ~ STAT There ate NJ
II. nor and. about a. cufing some eases bot MT
,uufs H. has psdllsd over . Thousand bItil"s
~ Il ~ th. vicinity Il lIo.tnu, aud knnNs ih"
effect II II 10 syrr, case. " has alf'ad, dDmc
.nn. 81 the greatest cures ever done ~ Ns..a.
rhu.stts. IT, gave ito rhiliSen q wear OBJ, Co
80 I-upl. II .iNN; snd has Seen po"', puny
boob iug children, whuss hssh was sui and hhh
b,. r,.io,ci toa perfect state oi health b, The
usc ~ ous bottle.
20 thuss shn are irouhlsd wilh SICK head.
ache. one bottle wtll ,l~ays ruf" b.. II gives
grrat 'clisf iu catsrrh anil ditrtnsss. ~ums
~hp haze t,Gsn q have been costivc ioF N"ars
and have lrcn regulate, b, u. Whrre the hnd,
d. .uuni u work. quite easy. bot where there .
~, d.rlntru.ut ot the functions IT nature, u
Will o,u-s ,rr, .rguIf iccliug.. bot you mu'
nut D. alirmrl-tbr, alvs,s disappear ~ i0iu
fuuf da,s ~ . week. There H. never htd ~
.uh fem tt--up the cuuitaN whru that ir'lr.
d. gore. ,ou will feel ,uur.sll lie q n"v p"ts"n
I heard come IT the must 'Nuav'gaut ru'um'
uu. ~ % ihit m,n ever li.ienri o..
~ sh,ugr 81 diet ever aesessag. lat ih
I.,t 800 can get ,nd cnnsgh Il g.
RpNarEN. sept. no. 1853.
n. o., % ,,rrfy, ihu N. ~ NAY, Dusg'''
P.rIts8.i ., ~ dslv aHitlus'd Gsavai Ay'Hi -
~ Wair1i D,ssoisfy is' ~ STATE ~ Nlis'. Az
hai \ - 'sppi,i pit ~ g'as.s' d.,,i ~. o.
LBhHsBtarg. DONALD hINNLbl
n nay. Dmggi.,. roulani, the oaly 40
thrfiysi agent ipr Msin".
SuIIb Nnarew. 4 Bslss, PARE lli.l; ". \
Ru.t. -. rri.; T.. Atwoo,i & Co, BucAhsld
n. T. Noycs. NORWAY. laO
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T. HOLMES.
Orncr y b. $40, rNI.o,. }


c..t,rr,,. r.,,,h,.sL ct ,our agent. uue ul
,,,,, ~. : rouah, O,su., fur chs. institution,
,,J rpu.t -, % doe. everything Which Il 's r'c'
,.,,o,.o,l,.l Toe d Co to. IN uur urhi"lN waN OF
I.,Ltpg. v u.ri about two ruuls 81 vu"u on ihrr'
u,rL.. ", nov du tho Same 'm"un' "i hA'n.
,itb ts b lu.hrl. eft vuid psr week 90 thee tw,
l,,.b.Ii,.krts uIl l,.i o. lake three 0r'As.
u.. 90 well .,i,.6si with the operation ol The
~. : ~n,,h We u.r ,nth' pf,'un, that purchase
Il No &c uur smiN nee.
The, oven. LAKE 80 t't A. any other way o
lakirg. and ar, lr.s liable a. ho'n ihr "''' ,h'u
in th, u.u,i sa,, fir 800 can regulate The beet
,r.t a., .u,t the amount 500 have 90 thc oven io
t.kr. n doe. NOT heat the r"uiu. and 'uN "n'
,,,l,Lr .,rhuut burning ihcm.,l''., 90 th, com
p,p "a, niu.iug stoves. csu chcciiul'' '"o"m
,u.n.I thf.r owen. Go all Who have baking q" 81" "'
a lag. nr small scale, luf their economy 90 .a'ins
- ,,I heat. which tisss, iu The usual NaN u
baking. You're hr'p'. u1.n', vv..I..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
4 HERsTY


Ttv ilursF, NuEN'N, NaN u, 1856.
Grrisp.p. haze u.rd che I'u'ut Isl'Hn.trl
Ir1 Oven. ct 1000 .unruitrui' ,i"f s''rr'l W''Ns,
With suttr, .ati-I,,iiHH. IHf ihr ru.r"'' q"
rn,.ttug msai., 1Hd laA'ns l"c'd 'nI I.''iN %
.,,r,,.,-f,. u, fbtre 81 che kiud that have ever
IN. .tiri, o., tf,t siug, I hove rss,l ,uuf
ave, h,,, nsi u-, uitr' th 1000 5000 i,ufth 1000.
l,.I tp,i. m, luL,n. vub, re-. dii hri'r'. can
ale, rr,.musuH ,uur nN'us Co. all ll.i'l k'Grr'.
R,.rsrtiuI, ,uuf.. OTIS TRUE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

n :. S,r,gp. 4 Cu.-Grnr. have ubdc
al ,rai.h iri,I ~ the Gduo,iri Portable o'rn,
az ,,tI u,uuGrturr, ehirh ! uht,inrd MT bong
moi ,up. suI hui q 90 h. all that 1000 recon.
,n-n I,,l q lnr IL m,kc' a V'N g'"'t '''lng 81
fuel. ,nI the management 1T Il 30 simpl" and 'a', b.
,,,.,ir, Il ,h- bet app,r,iu. ct The krnd hlthcf
T.. HOLMES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
FISH AND ALI.

NOR the last ihiu, Nrar' wc have gwen "ul
l. r,rt,ruf,f ,ti,ut,uu io che phn,'sr,i'i,' and
n ave ,.rrri, made ,traog rmrn's Sh'l'ON 'h''''
u,usI ,rt,rIs r,p b. d,I,rtsi direct tom '.'''
obi, .iafs. ta care " ben .unr rrnt quantity staArn
Our usual stock o. 40 t'l.uvs.-
-ul e - ~
sHO OOO h. LARGE con.
So nOO " MEDIUM Do.
100 ODO q" POLLOCK.
50 900 -" llNkt.
Onn huNr. llIl'NlNI
yi IH. NNCkEREL, TONGUES n
SOUNDS. NNrT~ \ TiN~, Sc.
100 bh,.TNNNER'S OIL, FlRE,
- ~ - 20
On 600 ir.h-I. TURKS ISLAND SALT.
~ npp LIVERPOOL, IT,.
100 ht.s
1000 bag. RuTrER, -.
DANA H co.,
C.pvsru,Ht Nfrssi. PORTLAND.
Nru'. 1850. !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
cANKER EVERY FORM,

a. Vhch it AFFECTS che huutu rtUr.
CIV. Nvrll. nrruug Bl1sA, Make square,
Portland, Gsnstai Ag,ut hr Name.
sold y Nulfcvs = hate, rsus llII W.. 4.
Ilu.t. South ptfis. T.. NivHuI = Co., liH.A rT.|.
D. 4. ~htokie, ,ui RoI"phH. Nuuug, N.IsHE,
and dealer. in m,I,iur even here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

~ irm1u s1's ~ HsIr.g 100000 F".H T~
t,Tr, r.fss't %, saH.r..r .I. ..H...
The ttrrs u1tyrIstHt rrHrIIr.r DO 'H d. Pol '.r
tho CuENrE -, thr bl.~I Inl i.. aa.'i .'siI-
ahlr artielr the, have ever u.'l
A. r,.t,r,. thr lIsir alice % bee i..u "H's ir.
,,y.r,,s.. snIi,,u., inI h.,uI h,. o., -l't.- ''
ush. .an au g'us', 'pp''rsmr.
A. imp,r. +, mpst tsii-hiiu I'r.rmr, cot '
a.. mn, anI ,.is. ,>crlI,n,s.. % be-. l...ur i.r
Great Sought-iftcr
A., Oh. whole Fash luutl.Ir luI iuHrlr.H Woo.
Heath, w,ukuop = Co., N"'A' fmIn''.''.
S.lIm AuIrrN. 4 Bate, rpus il..I. W..
Ru.t, >uutb rau.i T.. Atwood \ Co. bg.h0r..'
e.. &. Sh,rAis,, cod li"Iu'rhus N"HH-, Nul"a.r
and D., dealer. ia mrii,iue ,yyN vhrI,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

FRENCH STEAM SCOUTING.
ny q urol, discovered prnc,ss. ~ -urra.sins
ID la,thips ,,t u1rie,l e. thr puhIir, Do, 'lr'o
~ 90 a,rfs H1 ul cVrN kiul ul l,H.l'rs, Iryi'"'
mon. ant Chi lrg1'. n.,..r., male ni SIN, Vel
y.trr W,,l, PLAIN 90 suhl.i crsi. N Ith"ui nA'ns
. ,.rcr.. lr,,,o. 40 thr velvet add ''i. tenn.
,. 90, .uI U.th.u' strnNing; H''' c'r.N Ainl 81
N,lpp Cu,ts, C,p,l. ll,,r, and Whit" Cop"
>h,sl.. E,pe ltrrs, S,k AMI Lace tuliain' duu"
up ,uttl a. new Nhra r,s.ih.r.
The rllf,c b. ,,.prsilu'l, ,pi'rmr th,' ih'' 60
ulli.huc1i. mla,gr1 D., cNrsur1cel 'A"'n,
W. % give prii-l.tr strp',pn Go the D'r''s 'Hl
Rsfni.b ~ 90 q urv and We, sun'rt"r .N|' "l
100 .o,i. IT s,a.is. ~lks, ~1fin. Velvet Nr,''''
Thrirrt. nee Da.hurf. shawl, tBnt'n HHl I'l.
pa C,,r... G,u..., rnolr-, Curi''o. f''' '"l
T,Ir Cu,rt.. iiu.i,p .>iks, sin prcssgs api
4, lalas W,tr,rI.
F,,,slr, C'd4,s} and Dysd
S.ut. rf Gtr,.r, o. Crpm, lrmnuato. ruorh.
Cd .ri,,gur. So. ta.rr uut without diu,, 'nl
.,,rI. 900 ,'.,Hius tbr uhr.r.
r.-rr. Reg. 8. CIrsfsi 17i Hf1Nh'i
al Gs.,I. suluu.tsI 10 thi. -.isHll.hmrui will
boo si,.., attended O, an 0 Delivered st che umr
...r.Hr. "a.
" .5rrrr q ED. rrfr,pr.I be- u hnurs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

N. Y. Central Railroad!
GREAT WESTERN


Eis-'rFl Am
sE LAKE SHORE RoU TIE,
Union Office and General Eastern Agen7'
Special Notice 10 parties cmgrdiIHgi 20 hdH'd'
and me Western States.
A. the season fpr Western migration approach.
-, tis 6tiing in call your aiicnion 10 the many
raciliic. and Advantages this Line poss"sses over
ANY o,her bet~ren New England and the Great
West II, thi. route passengers pas. thrUugh ~.
lsuy, y. s., thence b, the New lofk teainl
Rail I,oal io SusIsn.ion bridge, Nc Buffalo, and
have their choic. II either the
Lake shore or Great Western Lines, To
any point West.
The distance t. Chicago, Nv this line, i loo
milr. lss. ih,n b, New iork CIV, anil passengers
save IRON ~ ~ - hpurs time and the changes-.
dels,. and danger. o. trip ihough Long lshnd
Soarl AID the anop,ancr aud rNpense IT trans
fuinf lhrmsel,c. aud baggage across Ncw York,
~ Jrtsr, Civ
Eve, persoo familiar With Western travel M
hr.iat,nglS pfonnuacrs tbs The "nly 7 gii'mais
ant trlahlr route ~ the "Guat West hsg'ge
:. rh-ckrl a. Su.prusioa Bf,dgr, ~ nuh'h, and
IN s,.trm ~ exchanging cheeks ~ The c.ts' u -
rrshs,kri a. Chiragp, -. l"u-, t,uriuu'it. &c.
81. relieving p,'-cngrr' irpm al irouhlc and ahN
t,tk The
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Lake shore or Great Western Lines, Z
my mini MesI.
Now York Ccn'rnl Office,
n State Street. noston,

No. ~ State street, Hnsiun,
4. supplied With through Ticket. In eyrry ION.
r,,t.u town IL he Wet, aui hy both Great
Western AMI Lake Shore Rate ant 1850 Wy
Nirhiy,n Snnthrrn aul Mirhig,n Central steam.
go, Oiurius the SEASON Il N',igaii"n') 'nd = guar
ant, 1T the richest railroad corp'rnii"n 90 M"
Is,nn. fcni.fs II q s,ir aod reliable place {" puf-
cha.r Patio. are ia,,tei 60 call h'iurc pn'c has.
ing tisksts. ~ ~ 'dp MT mean 10 b" undcrsohh by
an, opposing Railroad ltnss.'
Ave-, large proi"fli,n OF Western Enigni'ol
b.. Nth the r.ul good sense IT q "m'IwiN'
ra,irppit.i ihs uuls. ani their high appreciation
81 It, merits - q matter ~ pulc nntuuciN. Tho
lev ATE -um,timss "L,i astraN' %, ruHrrts h1d
.,s,lug ,grnis ace especially in'ilDl q" cav /" ~
state ~try,i, ~hrfr ihrN ,'n pur'hasr itfNr's Wv
ih. .huftrst, pu,sk'st, -1is.t, ani npsi ''i'ui'
rlntr 10 ,a, pniul Wet. withruI hring deceived
A.. .urs that 5000 call Toe, ant SO that 700 gcl
T,,L.t. ,t.. A1pu,, ' \. Reliable RAILROAD
Gu,ir.. giving 1uur Fable, pisla"'rs. ~, on
lb. rurs ms, D. bal grii,s, h' r,liHs 81 u STAT"
street T. n. RANDALL,
GENFE,I EAsrIuN NGhNr.
No. - state street, iioston, Mass.
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Dr.. Pcitit's Cankcr BalNam

Cankef ~ The mouth. thruIt, stomach nna bowels,
nursing cote muu'h, .urr Ir,ts's bHi sHir uip.
p.s.. infant surr mruih. husrsfu sss Bui
cough. tfIf,tiln ul ihr throat, hrru-
chat aHrsfiuns, rIIsi tHusIIs
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n : STEVENS : 60.
GtoHT IIur,t. Souru rAgts,1
Al Ipfh l-gh

MN l2th. l-jb
Gso,lrmrn have u.,dths fatsut GH'uuitsd
Icon O,rn. manufactured %, 700, lss seek /;
NIL n,.t..,, 90 vutk. veil. 'uplu, a u,au o.
d. n, b,Lips, wh, gives a ,'r, nsurthl" 'cr.Nnt
.f,tf, it,Iing ms,i., bead, p'slr,, and s,ru .
,h,,g .I.r that b., hp. talked siurr be- us'i DO. I
e., MT hrsti,is tu ~ that % b. thr h''i oven !
have eve, u.s,l. II durs 30 Wu,A p''l'oul hnd
U,th a,,N liii'r ,u'l.
TmI, ,uur,, 4 IlEESEY.
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late CHIEF EN,mlnHr ih Ihr 1. =. g. ,ut Omce,
ils- removed be- 90 a o"
Wdar BlaI Bu'd,as, Erol iags &rai,
uosTuN,
Where b. crr..ur 4. lu pr.crrr patents i1this,ir.
90 rtsisn o'u1trIr., giving be- r''s"nd 'i'''
fiHu tHr..tr.
HIS BOG a.i.l,i rrsrrr,is, with ,hr Pet.
rr . bp. 100 .sfsI t.a Dmi.r With r
iH.ss lH.i pfsyur.. t.d With 'hr hutar, It '","'
f..r II FHI. H.r .f|.. f. #H..r.s. H". Hfs tN....
...,. vYh .r.st...H 49, n. rHN.- o. fH T..
f."f... o.. t.-r'.- H.r TH .Ht..- f'.f Dos N-...
.H... f. fH..rI.lt ,.I rb. r.,.rfs- NJ ru. i.,.
90 N...n-..r. sII, ,H H..t .r, ihrsr uH.,.
r.#.f i.H. .tHr.I' ur. IT OBJ. uIU.i 10 uHgLHuI.t
a.. "H.Hl..fr..-- rH.r.in.
AIs.,. ..,r1 uI.H 1' IaFTfsrs r'1'.r- iHthr ''
IHNy, So, of u,ir1t., ib- uH,rI, tHI pu'ni'
l.'1 Of iB,rrfiHr. ~"t,.t.fruH. HHI p'' rs
r.l.H...I-tbsrHt. Egefr.HI'tHftH1s pIH-
,u.sI ul arrIt.rtrrrs that have ls,1 rsfr,i,i uuf
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NEW MAP or OXFORD COUNTY.

THE Undersigned propose, provided 'uul i,,,'
J encuura srinrut be given, To cou'lfu'''"u P''
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-06-27
Guerilla Parties.a

Early in the spring of last year, large
parties from the South came to Kansas to
assist their friends in Missouri in driving
the Free State settlers from the Territory
We were told by their officers and leaders,
when they were coming up the river, that
their plan was to make agrand descent upon
Lawrence, rub it out and then scatter over
the Territory in guerilla parties, and drive
off the Free State men, and take posses
sion of their claims, and make Kansas a
Slave State. The war opened by attempt
ing to enforce the Bogus laws. Although
several had been killed, by Pro-slayery
men, and many outrages had been perpe-
trated, yet no Free State man had retail
ated. 1t was remarkable to witness their
forbearanee. Up to the time that Law
renee was destroyed, no act of violent re-
sistance or of retaliation had been done
by any Free State men.
The destruction of the printing offices,
set free sixteen resolute courageous young
men, who had lost their business, lost
/ their clothing, lost their money, lost their
| homes and their all. Looking over the
country, and seeing it, desolated by these
Southern Guerilla parties, who were scour-
| ing it in every direction, they Immediately
formed themselves into company to act
on the defensive They went out and in
day or two had armed, equipped and
mounted themselves, and were in the full
tide of successful experiment.
They rode, they pressed, !" they fought,
they retaliated in every possible manner.
They gave the first check to the prosla-
very ruffians, and formed the nucleus a.
round which the people finally rallied till
the invaders were driven from the terrific
nv. We have no fault to find at anything
that was done in defence of life, liberty
and property. so long as the people were
attacked and endangered by this roaming
banditti.
But when peace came and the enemy
were gone, and men returned again to
reason, then we used cur efforts to quiet
the storm and bring back the agitated ell
ements torepose. What in war phrase is
called pressing" and is justified by the
circumstances: in peace, is stealing, and
must be punished as crime. We are de-
sermined, so far as is possible, to oppose
every act and every measure calculated to
again involve the country in another war.
But if it is forced upon US by our enemies,
we shall do as We ever have done, stand
by the right