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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

The REruEuc The new Republican
newspaper which va, announced sometime
since. under the above title, has made 10,
1t edited by'Gco. NJ. We.
ton. and Dr. Il Goodloc, who arc to devote
,hcir whole energies to tie work. Messrs.
Buell. Is Blanchard are the printers. Such
uurnal, az ihc saat OF government, will lc
OF immense Importance TO the party, and il
Is in just such hand, a. are necessary 20 sus-
tain It's character as au exponent Of the
principles Of the great Republican party Of
the Union. IL has the hearty approval and
Communication OF Francis 7. Blair, the Old
friend and adviser Of Andrew jackson,
which is OF itself suficien, 20 recommend il
to every friend Of freedom. W. hope il
will receive the generous and rcmuneratiyc
patronage it will richly deserve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

want oft. The various f,ycrs AMI bilious
disorders prevalent in the summer season.
arr moro owing o. the want ot Do than 60
any other cause. AuIn0; Unit. lruit.sF'n-
orally cultivated, and u,.l "a. an article OF
diet. shall w, he ria ol ,Hos' disorders
which are .1rrins the DE- fountains %,
thousand, gg our FARMERS annually '.' "
the frui, was administered. in many ea'..,
n nm art,rl, OF m,l's.ue, instead n,,h.r 'y-
si,ian's prescription, We have u1 doubt iaa'
itv,all hc Orr better lur thc patient.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
ONE or -uE BOYS

ACRicLTuEAi Aoprrss. We sec by the
Programme Of the Oxford County Fair, that
the Annual Address il to be delivered by
Rev. II. c. Leonard. % WatcryiIlc-thc
same gentleman who is to address the menu
hers Of tho State. os well as several Of the
County Societies. IT. stated that he pos
,csscs superior qualifications for this service
and his many engagements indicate ,ha, he
la. acquired a popularity which must be
based upon a solid foundation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
I've Will Whip You Next Year -

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

nanny.
4tb. Our State triumph Is a thunder bolt,
hurled from The political skies, at james
buchanan and his contemplate border ruff
Gam Administration. Both the man and his
Official acts have Room submitted O., The poo
r'c o., Maine trmezTr..iao Of thsir orlu-
..u, and doe verdict rc.tFg' rlfa' gri'r'
Prom E.t;,ry Point Co CurIly llal-irlm
,he sounding shores Of tac A,.aut., 90 Can
ada lius a voice as or mighty waters comes
rushing a,rr--orurr gvuu' Drw'
jaime, buchanan can rad OH, own doom
auI thy crr,a.u. fu,l doom % DIS party. iu
on. results ag che Maine dc.t.u. T.ry
r..r,avay with uugras certainty % that
aul blow from ths bands ~ an iusu''ei
rrrl,. which v,'l ,,rikcjavn "a, uswru
au. cansi,n thgm CO. a political grave which
knows uo rs1rre,urn.
T.r. T.. recent election has driven 40
h1I T1r:i., uat rl t,o G.l. iH.sv was au
urr-. c-alyt5 b.t-.r.l. We have 200
iga-.ra lt''s squad OF spawned, wiud-hr'-
l-u politicians, under che uouoof grrl
rt.t. m ,hc market ready 90 30 out Hr
On. H.r.ftu OF tgulrrism.
Thank Iluyeu-ihis IIa,,au corps II
.arauvsI wings, 'n border ruiElu garments,
r...-.r.. Dbl. ..,u ullcr. into the loving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

y sal tlrr!y occurred 40 Bangor. 900 t.
2l'', rr'l''.u, boo tlr death Ola r.vat.rI.
lug the Harlow S.r.t School, of tur band.
o' % ''h''lma''. 10 appears tat tle llg.
bad been teasing h0yuamal wm. Crosby.
and ~ Iuc'1 seized Bonn fr ihc rurr... .s
cutting oa Doe haIr. H. wa. much irr.a-
'ri, anil in th' la,af anger .aleIla
ay'''''n', Cnr!- Lowell. o.. lalr took
'a.rt in taa heart, or hr-r h..l vessel.
and h' lived hut short time. Crosby has
been arrested, and wac .a o. examined. un
wednesday Noc5nlnv teaIl,a facts
from Doe Courier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

The Portland papers say that the gas with
which that city is now lighted is made from
peat, taken from the swamp in Cape Eliza
beth. The gas is Of good quality and can
not be distinguished in burning from that
made from coal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

E,ELr ArrLD. Our friend Ripley, who
has a nice regard Tor propricty, brought us
a basket OF splendid fruit, on election week,
t, accompany the cheering news continually
coming in Of the election. seldom do things
come together 50 Opportuncly; aud tic
earncstness with which the returns and the
fruit were discussed could hardly be equal
lei again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

The Season Tickets of tle Carl. show
and Iair ".'l be- ready this week. They
Will admit gentleman and aly. with n.t
cSc1clins thrno children, 90 tlr ball anil
grounds. 10 be hIof ths S rranry, anil
at some OF tae principal store, .n GLE ,.c.a-
ity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
Address OF the Free State Party Of
Kansas.

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Committee.
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a I'rr''ory cannot ''''''' q ''"'' y" ''''''
an enabling ''t "' '''cr''' ana ''.h pro-
''ri' o. Detail iho d.'a.oiu'@ ana '''''O.'
n--menl, under which Che lr'' STATE p''I''
labor through ih' acts oi Che Government ,
mol especially through the r'''nerN ana
broken promises col inc swimming " ''N'''
This a"hr'' shows '0'' 'N'y nave g '''' w
'.' conclusion TO ''', IN o'''''T '', d,
Che same "m' u "'''' our "' p'''l'''' ''
fairness or success.
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whole ''''','n machinery 'n Wv ''.,' w
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The people o' We" ''E.''' ,''' '. ,, ',..' '
during whole year. cannot ', '' '.','
We mere S''A I'''','" " WIS "'''
when deserves ''',''' ,'' "''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

Itwil. bo seen dat thc mluriiy on The
Governor vote Is larger than hstycar. The
County ticket runs ahead %. thc Governor
vote, giving us nett gain over last y.ar.
1850. 1857.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25

The q. S. Treasury return for September
liis: Amount on deposit and subject to
draft, sl7 Ala, 1880.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
Vote for Governor.

We give below the full vote u this Coun-
ty, n. copied from the Augusta Age Of yes-
tcrday. That paper has the vote from Of
fcial .,urcrs. The result i, as follows;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
The Election

Tho Age has returns from nearly AN an,
towns in the STATE, which mo, upas 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-25
GbrOvtorN Qmotra.


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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
PARIS and LONDON
M EDlcAl ADVISER
and Marriage Guide


Goth Edition nearly 400 PIP. and 100 ElcctrotypcPicure
representations. Cloth.
Among its contents is the anatomy of the generative
organs of the male and temale-Kidncys Bladder SEM
nifcrous tubes their number and length impotence and
scrily of Birds, Boar Rat Beaver, Camel Horse. Bull
RAM Goat Guinea Pig, Lion Elephant, Panther, Cats
Doe and Fish-Prostrto Gland, Puberty, the change,
il produces in the systemlnstinct difference between
Man and Animals, Womb, Prcgracy and Parturiton,
0vum Ovnries Process of lmprcgnation, Fetal Crcula
ton Puberty, Duration of Nrile Power, lmpocncy and
Emissions Stcrity Causes and Barrenncss Causes
of Unfruitiul Marriages, bibcrtinsm Sctabuse, how
to tell the sex of children before BIRTH Prevention of
Offspring, Deaths in Parturion, Causes of Seminal Dis
and Debility best mode ofrctanng Sexual Nigor
to old age, Children diseased by nurses, Collaborating
Fruitful months, color OF hair Epilepsy Temper, Total
Abstemonsness Choice of Partner. Causes of difference
of the Sexes ,Rova families, Persans and MOngoans
Marrying Age, Bachelors and Old Maids, Formation of
FWus, Resemblance of the Offspring of the Parents,
QuacRcry and Quacks, Specifies, History of Nencreal
diseases, Nrulcnt and nonVirulen Weakness peculiar
to females. Medicines in restoring Menstruaton Syphilis
Primary and constitutional Buboes GonOrrhca, elect
Retention of Urine Excoriatons Innocent and Unfor.
Affections Structures, thersymptoms, Inflammation
the Neck of Bladder Varicocclc ydrocele &c. with
lao Illustrative Cases, and certificates of the most
paralellcd cuaes ever performed.
Sold by Stringcr X Townsend, 800 Broadway, and
mailed for ST. and three stamps free postage, closely
sealed any address by the author, NJ Larmon Phys
cian aud Surgean, No. AZ Rcade street, of 200
broadway, New York, formerly from Paris and London
Auuicss '' io'cis DIVA NV ofA, iost Once, NEW lorh
Tho author all the diseases treated in this work
at his old office, No AZ eudc street Rroad-
way, from 10 A. NJ, till Q evening
Extracts from Editorial Notices of number of News
papers:-We concur with the other papers in
mcnding DR.. Larmont and his work.-Courricr dcs
Flats Unis, German Dc Reform Sunday Despatch Stats
zeitufg National Democrat, Day Book, Essex Standard
Bahway Advocate, Empire City, Police Gazette, New
York Pics, New Brunswick Times, &C.
n. On the first of May, DIR. larmont will move to
the of Spring and Mercer street. adjoining the
Prescott House, opposites the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
S2l ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
NORTHERN RAILROAD,
NrxU AyrpSVTIIx

NN and after May II, 1857 Passenger Trains
w leave Boston at 73O, and Concordat 1875 A. Nj,
or on arrival of the first up train from Boston, Lowell
Lawrence Worcester &C., for White River junction,
Wells River, Littlcton, White and Franconia Noun.
tans st. Iohnsbury and Burlington; and connect at
Rouses Point with trains for Montreal Osdcssburgh,
Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, and the West, via Grand
Trnnl and Great cstern Railroads, and Steamboats,
across Lake Ontario, making the best and NEST reliable
route from New England to the Vest and with trains
for all stations the Vermont Central, Ogdcnsburgh,
pussumpsic mud White Mountains Railroads.
Also leave Boston at 1900 NJ and Concord at 800 p.
NJ on arrival of the ID up Train from Boston, Worccst.
en- &C., for Bristol NJ H., White River junction and
Northied, VT. proceeding early next morning, over
Vermont Central Railroad to Rouse's Point, Montreal
AMI Ogdcnsburs thence West by Railroad and Steam
bort; and from Bristol, by Stage, to New Hampton,
Hebron, Groton, &c
Leave White River Junction at !. 20 and 100 A. NJ
and 2,20 2. NJ, or arrival of the Trains from VT.
Central and Passuupsic Railroads, for Boston, Lowell,
Lawrence, Worcestcr, Portsmouth, and intermediate
stations; and Bristol Mt 500 A. Nj.
~, myers via Northern Railroad for Groton June
tion Clinton, Worcester, Newport and all stations
the Worcester Norwich, Providence and Western Rail-
roads, and for New York. &C., connect at Nashua with
trains direct for those places.
Passengers leaving New York by evening boats, or
Cars via Norwich or Springfield, connect at Nashua
with the $50 A. NJ. train from Boston md reach all
stations on the vt. Central Connecticut Passumpsic
and White Mountains Railroads, the same day.
Stages leave Littleton for Lancaster, Viii and
Francona Mountains. &c. St. Johnsbury for Lancaster
Lyndon, Craftsbury, Stanstcad, Danville, &c. Wood
stock Depot forWoodstock, &C.; Bethel for Rochester
laneock ptsGcld &c., and all the principal towns in
Northern New hampshire and Vermont.
Passengers by the first up train on Northern or Su
van Railroads, eau pass betwixtLOwell, nashua, Law
renee, Manchester, Concord, and Bellows Falls and in
termcdiate stations, without detention at White Rive
oNsLow sTEARNs, AGENT.
Concord. N. H., May 9Th, 1857.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
13uttrll.
Four Seasons.

When Life was Spring our wants were S"'"''
The present hour the future 'corhihe-
A beauteous partner at ball. .
A place among her thoughts next morning.
No fears had we that she could lose
The varied charms our fancy lent her
Tsrpsichore was then our Muse.
And Mr.. Thomas Moore our Mentor.
Time passed till, though our wants were few,
Hopes rose, but twas not hard to span EN-
An opera box, paiNc gloves, new
Rig out, or ten pounds more per annum
When deeper aspirations came
We call in aid-Imagnaton,
And drew on Fancy for our Fame
And for our Lovc-upon Filtration,
Grown more sagacious, by-anu-oH,
The wants and hopes of Life advancing,
We learned to spell Love with AM,
And dining took the pas of dancing;
We smiled at Fancy pitjcd youth
In power began LIES aims 70 centre;
Dcmurrcd at Faith and doubted Truth;
Till self became both Muse and Mentor.
Another season served to prove
Our false apprascmcnt of Lies treasure;
We found in Trust, and Truth, and Love,
The very corner stones Of Pleasure
That the youth of heart showed aye of head;
That gaining was less sweet than giving
That we might live, and yet be dead
To all the real joys Of living.
Our dreams how shadowy and vain
We've found and turn back trucr hearted,
With humber quest to seek again
The simple Faith in which we started;
And deeper read in Wisdom's page,
Know now how we have been bcguicd, who'd
Suppose the objects that engage
The hopes of youth--thc aims OF age
Should find their end in second childhood,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
"Buy Me and I'll Do You Cood!'
Now is the time to use the Great Spring and Summer
MEDICINE.
Or. Langley's Root and Herb Bitters.

Composed Of SarsopaqHa, Iclo,c Dock, Wild Cherry,
THorongh,cot Pchiy Ash, Rtubarb, Mandok, Ddndehon
and Uintrgrea--so combined as to act directly upon
the cause odsease and forming of the best remedies
in tho world for Jaundcc and Liver complaint in all
their forms Dyspepsia Costvcncss iumors of the Blood
and Skin, Piles, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness,
Heartburn or Acid Stomach, Languor, Weakness, Loss
of Appetite, Debility Bilious Diseases, Mcrcural AZ
fcctons, aud all Impurities of the Blood, no matter
what the cause may be. Fever and igue, Coughs and
Colds, broken up and cured at once.
The are pleasant to take useful at Il times, and sure
to do good. They cleanse the bowel purify the blood
heal and strengthen, regulate, build up, and keep in
order the whole system Everybody shond them
Nearly 600 900 bottles used last year, proving il
the most popular medicine ever known.
Price only pa and 81 I-2 cents per bottle. Depot
90 Union Street, Boston. Sold by all dealers in mcd
cine everywhere. SGOmG.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
LOTTERI L S .

gEYl!E LOTTERIES of Samuel Swan & Co. are char
II tered by the State OF Georgia, and have sworn
commissioners appointed to supcrntend their drawings
and certify that everything connected with the same is
done in strictly honorable manner. They ofcrFto the
public fair opportunity for investment, the interest Of
parties at distance being as well protected as though
they were present. The Managers would respectfully
cali attention to the fact that all persons have legal
right to send orders for tickets to Georgia, the lot
,cries of Samuel swan Co. authorized by the Leg
isaturc of that State. a Lottery will be drawn every
Saturday throughout the year. all orders received being
filled in the drawing to take place after tho same
comes to hand. According to the scheme ticket i'll
every ten must draw aprize. Tickets are Sl0 halves,
So; quarters 81, 80 No tickets sent unless the money
accompanies the order. The drawings ere upon the
principle of number each ticket, and sim
pie that none can fail to understand them. There is
combination Of numbers to mystiy the buyer Prizes
vary from $40 to $50,O0O; every prize being drawn,
and result of drawing forwarded to all purchasers.
G35- A list of tho numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount that each prize is entitled to-,
will be published after every drawing in the follow ing
papers New Orleans Deia, Mobile Register, Charles
ton Standard, Nashville Gazdtr, Atlanta hteHigmcr,
and New York Weekly Day Book. Write your address
plainly, and direct to
5. SWAIN ~ co. Atlanta, Ga.
Prizes paid in full-no percentage deducted from
prizes rs in other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. 1ySI3
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
Burdens New Patsnt. Horse Shoe.

VH1HIS greatest invention of the Age, which
a srpasses in utility, durability, and beauty of fin
ish anything of the kind yet achieved by the skill Of
man, is made by machinery from superior quality OF
IRON at cost much less than the handmade horse shoe
1t is concavod the inside, with view to the BETTER
PRESERVATION OF THE lIoRsEs IiooF, and its shape,
LEssENING THE NECESSITY PAIRING 1T, and being FAR
MORE DESIRABLE FOR THE COMFORT OF THE ANIMAL THAN
ANY SHOE EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. These shoes
are sold according to size, like mems boots,a method
which nsures perfect fit than can otherwise be
obtained. This invention is pronounced extraordinary
in usefulness by many farrers and backsmiths and is
rapidly coming into general in all portions of the
United States.
For further particulars and samples, apply to the
Agents.
BLODCET, BROWN g. CO..,
so and 92 Pearl street, Boston, Mass.
December i, 1856, 50 ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
One Thousand Dollars a VII.
n
EaoulTr5E3vm].

FE7iIE well-known Maryland Consolidated LOtter-
IA s. of which II. FRANCE Il Co. are the managers
are chartered by the state of Maryland, nd 1commiS
soner elected by the people, who is sworn to supcrn
tend and certify that everything connected with themis
done in strictly honorable manner and that the inter
est of parties who reside at distance are well pro-
tectcd il themselves were present at the drawing
Another fact which the managers call attention to, is
that all persons have legal right to send orders for
tickets to Maryland, lotteries are egazed by special
law in that state A lottery is drawn every day of the
month limo particular class is named ordcrsare filled
in the first drawing take place after the communca-
ton comes to hand The prices of tickets vary from 81
to 500. No tickets are, however unless the money
for the same is received with the order The drawings
upon the principle of one number on each ticket
CATER the Havana plan,) and Iernary combnation.-
Prizes vary in anont from $50 to 100000. Ali orders
for tickets packages wrcceve prompt attention. and
the drawing mailed to all purchasers immediately after
it is over. address L. H. III BBARD co.
No 80 Eaycttc ST., or Box No. 40.
Baltimore, Maryland.
l-J'Tnc Drawn Numbers the Maryland Lotteries
arc published by the State Commissioner in the follow
ing Papers viz; SUM- Clipper, Patriot, American, Ar
gus of Baltimore also, the National Integencer and
Union of Washington, d. G. SG2yl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1857-08-13
American and Foreign Patents.
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATIENTS,
(Lato Agent of $. Patent Office, Washing
ton. under the Act of 1870

r. II. EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS,
Uato Agent of US. Patent Office, Washng-
ton, under the Act of 1879
No. 76 STATE STREET, opposite Kby street, Boston,
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of
IA twenty years continues to secure Patents in the
United states; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries Caveats, specifications, Assignments
and all Papers or drawings tor PATENTS executed lib
eral terms and with despatch. Researches made into
American Foreign works, to determine the validity
or utility of ptents lnvcntons,-and legal or other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same Co
pics of the claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING
One Dollar. Assignment recorded at Washington.
This Agency is notony the largest in New England,
but through inventors have advantages for securing
patents ~ sccrtainiug the pacntaby OF inventions,
unsurpassed by, if UNNECESSARILY superior to, any
when can be offered them elcsewharc The testimonials
below given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AL
THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and rs
SUCCESS Is THE BESr PROOF OF ADVANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has abundant
to believe and can prove that at no other once
of the kind the charges for professional services So
moderate. Tho immense practice OF the subscriber dur
ng twenty years past has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection of Jecicaons ana official decisions rea
tive to patents These besides his extensive library OF
legal and mechanical works, ana iui accounts VI patents
granted in the United states ana Europe, render
him able beyond question: W o"oi ''iioi i'iA''' o'
obtaining PATENTS -,
All necessity of Journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
During the time | occupied the Office of ommis-
sioncr of Patents r. H. Eddy ESQ., of Boston, did bust
ness al the Patent Olcc solicitor for procuring pa
tents There few, if any persons a:ting in that
capacity who had much business before the Patent
ONCE; and there who conducted it with more
skill fidelity and l regard Mr.. Eddy rs one of
the best informed and most silltul Patent solicitors in
the United States and have no hest"tio" in assuring in
vcuors that they cannot employ person more coupe
tent and trustworthy and more capable of putting their
applications in form to secure for them earl and
favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents"
From the present Commissioner.
"AUGusr II, distributing the time | have held the
Office of Commissioner of Patents, Il. II Eddy, Esq, Of
Boston, has been extensively engaged in the transaction
of business with the Officers solicitor lie is thor.
ouhy acquired with the law, and the rules of practice
of the Office. regard him The capable oad
successful practitioners with whom have had official in
tcrcourse. CiAS. MASON,
Jan. 1857. SCI Commissioner Of Patents"