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The Path Of Duty.

re Path Of dsty !. the way u Coy
isvth,t wsts it, oal, thirsiiag
rrrahs tt.Ai. anj isarus D. l-alsn
I.oys Of .slf. bssors n. jsurnsy eln's..
lie .Asi fnl the .ssbb .5n ,Ai.,ls hursiiHg
lao slo.,, puspiss, which Ouirsddea
AuvOlUpioous gardsu.roses.
The path 81 duiy !, the Ny TO slopi
a. that. syss Elio~ins he commands.
o. Nth ,oii u heart asi knses and hands
Tho the bag gorgs 10 the sr light sa' ~oa
H.. path up~ard. ssi prc'a,kd,
shsli Cad th, topping crsg. of da,y. sealed.
Afe Close upoa The shiains table-hnd',
To Which oar God hiussH !. noOn ADD sua.
tTssnysoo.
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PURE POTASH, IN TIN CANS.
II. +. Rabbit, o. & 20 Washington Sc,
WAND ~ India ST. Boston.

10 n
yI,IIE propri.iar of thi. Potash has Tor many
,,ars seen the necessity ~ having some &C.
Liable .,aadar,l eir the strength Of potash. The
alnltsration has become - general, that u has
notu ith.tardinF it, vauahk properties. gone near
I, oct II nee. The proprietor has taken the fs-
,tnnsihilty 81 subsctihiug biz aame To every p'eA.
ace. and warrants the strength 10 IL unionn' anil
when used AWAY. producing the same results.
Potash man, times u adulteraicd With SALT
which Is Destruction IN making - " II makes
the ladies' ,ay they did not have good "ek, &c
Ooe other reason that Potash has gone oct Of Ne
.. IL u ~ unpleasant % handle, be'ag pat ur ~
woalen casks, becoming liquid IN many cases and
,cr, tfuuhlcsame a. the retailers.
Now the proprietor sfst obtains pure Foiashes'
Away, bciag the sane strength and producing the
Same results; and will wauan, Il iH al cases, "
the direction. are f,llnwed, 10 produce double The
eject IN making soaps. AVID all other purposes iaf
which il u used. Foil directions lof mhking The
b., II Soft, Hard, 90 Fancy soaps. u y made
with yer, little trouble. The ley - prepared 'a
Eve ~ ten minutes.
N. Potash warranted 60 cut ) he. grease in'o
good Soap.
n H.. viii make q barrel ~ beauiiG'l soap.
Dirrction. Coz makiag soft Soap; Jrrctionsl of
making Hard Soap; directions br hundries and
hotel. directions iof cleaning cotton waste that
has lieu used in cleaning machinery Of all k'ndsi
direction. iur u.iug th,s Potash w the place 81
Sal Soda; directions Tor sticking lndia rubber
soles on shoes.
Allihe above direction, accompany each can. y
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AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS,
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ONToHp, ss.-Ata court OF Probate held 10, Par.
=, within and fsr the eounty Of ONio'd. oa
the third ruesdsy of JaRusry, 4. u. ISIS.
on the Petiiion Of LYDIA WiilrrLE. Wild
~ ov u RicHANp wHIrrLs, late OF Greeo-
wool, "a sad Couuty. deceased, praying Zoe an
allowance oct % the personal estate Of her late
hushand,-
Orioci, Tha, the said Petitioner give notice
10 al persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order o. h. published three weeks successiyeh IN
The ONiord Democrat, pfinied At Paris. that the,
nav spp-ar at Prob te eoud IT, h. held at Paris,
IA saii ooan,y. on the third russday oi March
neNi, s nine e the clock ia the orrnoOa and she~
cause q they have, Why the saiae should not h.
granted.
THOMAS n. BROWN. J.is.
Affue copy attest;
DAVID KSArP, RsgisiO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

ONroRu, ss.-Ata cuIrt Of Probate held At Par.
-, within AMI i,r the coaaiy of ONloSd. on the
~ Ti-.iay ~ Janasry, A.D. ls5S.
4 ARON GRAHAM. Adm'n'.traior on the 80
n tate II JosuCA GEAHAN. late u lt'niifd,
IN ssd County. deceased, having presented he.
.e-nnl ,ccount 81 ADMINISTRATION of the estate oi
sail is-easei fIr alDsanre:
OEUINTD, That the said Administrator
give n1tice o. an persons ihtrrested, by causing
c,ry II thi, orirr o. be- Published three weeks
spcres,iyeiy in The ONi,rd Democrat, printed al
Pare. that they may appear AZ Probate c"urt o.
D. held az rafi-, in said cuunty, on the 81 Tpcs.
jsy ~ Ntuh next, az nine 1T the clock in The
fir~1t1l, spI she's cause, u anN they have, Shy
the sane shuuli MT b. allowed.
THOMAS ~. BROWN, badge.
Atruc cOpy-fttcsti
DAVID KNArr, RsEisiU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

ONToEn. ss.-At court Of Probate held at Par
b.. wiihin inl ipr the cluni, 1T ONi1rl, on the
81 rissi,y af llat,r,. 4. u. 1855
nN th- Petition of OLIVER ArilERrON,
" hr.lrtnl .ni wti,srr 81 MAKT AruEWrON f.,
late 1T " .ie,f,rd. IN aid Coaniy deceased. pray
I'M, g. an allowance OF % the personal e.tats Of
he late vile
O-lv.i. rhuthe aid Petitioner give notice
o. al psrslas Interested. lbs causing copy Of the
orlsr q, o.. plhIshel three weeks .uccessivsly In
The ON6rl Democrat. pfintei At Paris, that they
ma, appear az a Probate court 90 h. hell At Paris,
IN sail c,u1ty, on the third Tuesday Of March,
NEXT AZ biae ofthe clock ~ the frcn ,sa, and shew
csu.s. if ,ny they have, Why the sane should no,
b. granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jslss.
true eopy-alIest:
DAVID KSlFP. R,gisiD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
waking.pream in Sickness
NBI S.r. Willis.

The night creep. YEARLY. Eit nv lamp
To hid the b, ightsess ef tha, nraing star
That mocks me with sksplossssss hks mine
Col,ls and gIiurrisg, apart AMI 'o"s
How us6ke hie IL is-thi. sieksess-wakiag
Coa.eiou. Of he. snSssbls hnk no more
TIE .oul eel. jsalA.rslsassd; All, a. the star
WAKE. no, ths oolor. q sarth's .hmbe'iag auwcr',
Nos vars. the ds'kness of the naan,a'n brow
From ~heh % psihic.sl, Il soars away'
-. NH strasss ~, uaaaturaly hight,
TIE sci u.ia'. ,housht suars tr.cAsssly and TAR
TIE p,i- cheek on the pil,ow and ne pulse
o. she I'D .,lsai assr,. male dsaihhsf ooly
d, tAau,al ia ~hich ihsif i.ia'ness Aas NJ share
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

A eulpri,, being asked what he had TO
saw why the sentence Of death should no,
b. recorded ag1ins, him, replied " lie had
nothing to say. as too much had been said
already"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
Winter Arrangement.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid and Past steamer.
c II = S a Z q g. x % /,
CAPT. SIDNEY CRowELL.

IAII. SIUNLN VNUW III,
WILL fun rsgulaf', hctwesn NEW YORK
w aad PORTLAND. az t,lioss
Leave Rrowa's What. ruuLni, ever, Sat.
ufia, aitsra,,a ~ u'cllrk; ADD ~ 'urn,ag, leave
New Nurk, Pies ~ y. a., ever, Tss.is, allsr.
nuou. AZ the same hour.
Tn. 'r..slh.. ja.i been 6tisi ~ With Zoe &C.
concentrations f.f ras.sugrt.. mn .iug tbs the
,nl.t speedy. ssfr snl comfortable roatc i1t tfaV.
sII-f. l,etwrrn Nrs Notk sol Mbipr.
Passage, u. 50. Nachhrgr ior Salerooins.
- Genis f,rsari-i b, thi. hnr 90 sni from
Mlutfcai. Qacbrc. Baugur. Bath, Atgu.ia, Fact.
pot add ~. Juhn. \ 80. cauuscts wHh Steam
sr. &c BAtimofr. Cool. iakta through ~ith
Dispatch. az the cheapest rates.
Iot freight 90 passage, appN a.
~. n. CROMWELL. EMERY s ron,
Pisrl2N. Ri,er.N \. Brususw Al. Pofliaad.
Puuhnd. Nov. 10. 1851 II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

SczSE. A tall ladder leaning against
the honse-a niger at the top, and a
bos scratching hrs hide against the bottom
=" G'way-s'way dAr'-YOu'm maxim
misehaif.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

TUE sul-crilsr hereby giSs. public notice tina,
h. ~. hren iuly appo,niei by the hoaafab'c
Judge ~ Probate f,f The Coanty q NloFd anil
assumed the trust OF administrator uf the estate Of
JONATHAN SWIFT. late Of Norway.
u .a,l C,uiiy. deceased. b, giving boad as the
law dirrr's Tie therefore requests all pessons
vh' 1rr intsiFi o. ihe estate Il .sid deceased 10
ulse ius-r..aie payment. ant those sha have
asy demand. thers0a. TO eShibi, the same 10
NEWTON SWIFT.
Jan. 10, is5s. So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

'I'HE suh.cr,tcr hcrch, gives pebble notice that
be h,. b.ea dolls appo,nisdby the Honorable
lodge OF Probate, for the Couuiy Of oNiofd' and
Assumed the trust ofNdninisr1tor Of the estate ol
Ellis lBErlI RICHARDS late Of Norway.
ia aid Caanty, deceased. by giving boud a. the
as directs lls therefore reqtesis all pefsons b"
are indebted the estate II said dr;casci o. MAJ"
Immediate payment: and those Nhn have auy de-
maaJs thstson. to exhibit the ssru. 90
VA. WRIT VIRGIN.
Ian. 10. lsSS.
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Spommen Engraving.

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Insults. Gays a modern philosopher, are
like counterfeit money; sc can't hinder
thra icing offered, but We are no, compel.
~ q, TAX, them.
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For Sale.

i" 4 SMALL Dwelling House and
RfnS< n lot at south Paris, On the
NHss.& street leading from T.. U. Stones
dwelling house 10 the railroad
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rs MARY MASON.
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Grief knits two hearts in closer bonds
than happiness ever can; and common sui.
frrinss are fir stronger liaks than common
JOYS.
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TSshmOHIdh.


During the time held the office Of Commits
sioner Of Patents, X. n. Eddy, Esg., of Boston.
did blsiness At the Patent Otice. solicitor for
pfocuring patents. There were few, u any, per.
sons aetiag ia that capacity Who had much bu.
siBess before the Patent Once, and there were
none Who conducted IL with more skil, fidelity anil
success. regard Mr. Edly .. one II the be,, in
1rmcd and most .kliul Patent Solicitors IN the
United States. add have no hesitation in assuring
inventors that they oanaot employ a person more
oompstcnt aai :n'.tsouhy. add more capable OF
putiiny their applications IN form To secure Coz
them an esfly AM favorable confederation at the
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
From the p',seai Csr-i,siossr.
"AuGusr ~, 1855. Daring the time have
held the office Of Commi.sioRer of Patents, X. n.
Eddy. Esq, Of Bo.ton, has been extensively en
gagged ia the Transaction Of business With the Office
a. a solicitor. lie - thoroughly acquainted with
the Law aRd the ruiz. Of practice Of the ofice. I
recommend him as sf ne most cspabis aai sue.
s,ssfal practitioners with whom have had Official
intercourse. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned of Patents"
BnsroS, Jan. I, iSjs. lyi9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

Er 80, ar -sn~e'l away in the heart.
as. rp.f irlvrs IN a drawer, 70 swCeten ey-
ery lti,rt arpund them.
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N'''' q pawn E,,rr. R.su,,,.

OxsouD. ~.-N Coat 81 Probate, bell ~
Pare, " thin afl f,r he Coat, 81 oNiuri, on
tar tlirI rI-.l,y ja1usr,, be- the year 81 Que
tlrl -ifhf-~a handled and 6t, sights
II AGVEN BERRY, Ainiai,uaiar, Nth the
wtI aa1rNr +. 90 che estate 81 pAyip ~.
uEtNs. late of Pare. ia s,il Count,, decessei ,
h1viar pr~.eutri his second arcpuat q sfmiuis
trsipa ufth- estate of All d.cra.-d ior allowance
Orisrsi. That the .1ii administrator give notice
O. nll p.r.pn. Interested, D, cau.ins c'p, II the
oricr o. D. ptbIi,hrd three weeks sucressiNslN iu
The ONi,,d ptn,srlt. pr,ntci al PATE, that the,
m,, apnsar at a Probate CHuri 90 b. held Al fNis
IT, sad c1rnty. on the J fu-slay 81 March neNt.
a. uia. Il the clpck IN the inrrnpau, add sheS
cause, II any thsy have. 81, the Sane should not
D. allowed.
THOMAS H. BROWN. Juig,.
A true copy-aitrst;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

ONrbEp. ss.-Nts CONT IT Probate hsli a. Par.
BE-. sIfbil ant f,r che CsnnN ~ ONiord, on
che 3 'Ttr.da, ~ i,1ttr,, \. ID l~j>,
DIETER rtrNErr, Alninistr'' 10 ~ thr 80.
ttts Il ~ts1S fIcGErr, late ot far's. 80
80 Cunlfy. d-r-,se I. hasing prrsrntri his hr'i
arist 81 a ui1f.trtlipa of tas Estate Of saii Ie.
cease q, a'llFtrrr:
O-i,-si. rh,tih- .ail siniai.trt't give noiics
O. tI a-r,l1s Interested. b, casing cop, Il the
olIrrf, b. Published three week. succe,si,sl, On
IA. pN-t-i D-nl-r,i. pr.aiei az PARE. that thsy
iua, a11aarata Prihttrrlu 90 h. held 20 Paris,
o. .slI rllrr,. on the ih,,i rueslsy Of March
n-yt. If ufl- af the click ih M. iprvnoon. aad
.hsu rti.-, ,f,ny they have, shy The sane 'h0uii
alt o. sIlaeI.
THOMAS a. BROWN. J.igs
n,rln kN,rr. E.rl.,,,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

~.st tue ll i.a ul5 lllr BE- said
{, Os.oas ~ toe vegetable kingdoa! When
experinnc- has made him 'ass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

O,rbup. ss.-Na cairt 81 Probate bell Al Pa.
s.wtibi1 All Soc the c'int' ot Oxford, 90 the
thirs Toe Ia, ~ Jtsutr,, \. u. l,js.
JO~ErI :. WHEELER. Gitrina Il Ana.
~ ttt,a1I PHiprLt, GLr,spS, oi piNhell,
be- au C1ihty. min'r, having rresestsd hs
flll arrllai ut guardianship ot said Wand i'r al.
l1saurr.
O-lrsi. That The spil Gnrti,n give notice
a. 40 p-r.aas Interested. h causing a copy
8tthts sti-rt a. D. puh'isiel three weeks sucrcss-
ivsi, in The ONilri Democrat, pr,nicd al fafis,
that ths, NAV appear at Probate ouur, 90 b. belt
az Psrts. ia saiI cbalt,. CA the thirl THrsihN OF
Marrh u-NJ. "a mae = the clcA 81 the lore
fsl1. AL she's cause, 81 Az thcy have, why the
sam- shauI Mt b. allowed
THOMAS n. BROWN, J.ig'.
trur clp,--atiest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-02-12

.o,,oHp, sat Court Of Probate helda,P Par
h. ~ithia and ior the CoUhty of Oxford, on the
,hi,d Taesdsy &C January A. u. ISIS.
an the Petition 81 SARAH HAYES. Wild
sw o. leHARop IIarIs, late Of Water
ford, IN said Coanty, deceased PRAYING hr IN
alloSaace 90, of the personal estate u her late
hushand.-
Or4,rsd, Tha, the said Ps'itionrr give notice
q al petsons Interested, by causiag copy 81 this
o-t,r ~ h. published three weeks sucoes.i'sly N
The ONioSd Democrat, printed at rm,., that ihey
ma, ,ppear AT Probate coaft 10 h. held at Paris.
IN ,aid eoaaty, 90 the 81 Tuesday of March B,Si.
q, . ofths click ~ the forenoon. sud 'he~ cause,
II an, they have, Why the same 'hould not he
granted. - o~
tfur cop,-aitest1