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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

05y- Thomas Starbuck, daguerreotypist,
in Shew's Rooms, San Francisco, fell down
on the floor of the place where he was at
work, on Monday morning, and died instantly,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

The COMING CELEBRATGoN.-The committee
selected to make arrangements to celebrate
the occasion of laying down the Atlantic tel
egraphic cable met yesterday, and appointed
Monday, Sept. 27th, as the day upon which
it will take place. 1t is intended to make
the display one worthy of the occasion which
calls forth the NOV ement, and for that pur
pose all trades and occupations will berepre-
seRted in the ceremonies which will take
place. The Firemen, Military, Masonic or
der, Odd Fellows, Riggers, Stevedores, all
charitable societies of this city and of sister
cities, delegations of citizens and military
from interior cities and towns will be einyited
and in all respects it is expected it will be
the grandest affair that has ever occurred in
California, calling together larger collec-
ton of people than have ever before been
gathered together in the State. At night
there will be a torchlight procession, with
fireworks on the Plaza and general illumi-
nation throughout the city, if, as it is conf
IDENTIFY hoped and believed, the enthusiasm
of the people will induce them generally to
light up their windows
There should be a general feeling of una
nimity upon tAs subject, and the restric-
tiOns in the consolidation act prevent the eX-
penditure of monies by the city authorities
for purposes of this kind, we hope our citi-
zens-those who can afford to contribute
will give to the extent Of their means to
help dcfray the expenses, and in addition,
that they will generally enlist their best eff
forts in the undertaking. and strive to make
it amply worthy of the great event which
has induced the movement-Atta Sept. 10.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
Dyspepsia Cured.

DR. GEo. d. GREES-Dedr Sir: In reply to your
question in regard to the action of the Ory0endted
Btters feel much pleased in stating that from its
prompt and decisive effect in allevatng and over
coming severe and chronic of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia in my own family, and from a knowledge
OF its wonderful results in curing several attacks
quite as severe in other families of my acquaintance
consider it sovereign and infallibe remedy in that
distressing complaint, and would cordially and ear
nestly recommend 1t to all who may be thus afflicted
Respectfully your,
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
DISSOLUTION.

THVHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
4 name vnd style of MckiMM0NS 6 HAYS, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent-McKimmons
retiring from the firm,
All debts owing to or by the late firm viii be settled
by the undersigned who will continue the business at
the old place, No. 81 D street. NJ. HAYS.
Marysville Aug. o. 1858. au2S-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
FOR SALE,

4 planning, TONGUTNG & GT2OOV-
N ING M HIN Ec This is one of Wood
worth's best Machines, having solid cast iron frame,
with two sets Of knives 1t planes lumber 90 inches
wide and two inches thick, and is in perfect running
order. Inquire or A. s. RANDALL, at this office.
sep1I
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
ISAAC DANFORTH.

II South Market Street.
The above certificate is from well known and
highly respectable Merchant Of Boston, and entitled
to the fullest confidence.
Seth W. Fowle Co., 13S Washington street. Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson & Co.. Wholesale Druggists
LAG Washington street. San Francisco, sole agents for
the Pacific coast.
DR.. II. D. Kelly, Druggist, agent for Marysylle.
aug24-1m
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22

WHERE THEY OFFER FOR SALE
1000 mats China Rice
2900 sacks Flour, extra, superGne, and common.
80 bbls Gallego & Hazwell Flour.
800 bags Corn Meal, Hominy, Buckwheat Floui.
5000 do Barley for Brewers, feed, &c.
800 do Chicken feed.
1000 do Bran, Shorts and ground Barley,
300 do Cal. Beans and Peas.
300 do and fine Salt.
1000 lbs. Pearl Barley, Sago, Farna, Tapioca.
5000 lbs. new Hops, 1851.
1000 do old do 1856.
800 do Irish Moss.
10 bbs Rosn.
100 NJ Wine Corks.
200 1rkins Table and Cooking Butter.
800 cases Cal. and Rhnewine, Kmmel, Claret &C
100 do Frh Syrups, Ginger b Angelica Wines.
100 do Absnth, Kirsh, Sautern, &c.
1000 boxs. Candles, of all kinds.
100 coils Rope. of all sizes.
1900 do CAL, English and Swiss Cheese.
20 kegs Dutch Herring
100 kegs Sourcrout Salmon and Mackerel.
1000 gallons American Brandy.
1000 do Whskey, Gin, &c
800 do French Brandy, Portwiue, Sherry, &c
10000 Havana and German Cigars.
The above, as well as all other kinds of Groceries
Provisions and Liquors, will be sold for cash at
very small advance on San Francisco prices.
auglO
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-22
CODartNcrShiD.

COparthcrShAp
TUNHE undersigned entered into a Copartnershp on
Il the I'd day of this month for the transaction Of a
GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION and LIQUOR
BUSINESS under the firm and name of S. l.. DEWEY
& co. The business will be conducted at the old
stand of b. b. Dewey Co., Plaza, third door from
High street. 5. l.. DEWEY co.
SAMUEL l.. DEWEY,
STEPHEN A. FoULK. aug7-3m
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sumed the oonsasnxs"a OF inc psss ~ fas washington
oy nc pennns question being on tbs proposition Of the
gcnttcnAn assan vhssnA Mr. ta01eS3 ~ bca u tsat Of
icfesi ~ me xsntsssaa From New xush, Mr. DosO AZ,
mr. BURNETT, of Acntacky, sad . was stated yes
teru"y IN ,hc REMARKS o. NE gentleman from OHIO Mr.
SrAxfoN that the captain Of the Stat: Hose fud
era OFFICER This was not correct The captain Of the
State Hose neither had the appointment alluded TO
any other under the fetcrai government The only APP
pontent he ever held WAS under the doorkecr OF the
last House 81 representatives.
M, MAI NAhp' OF icnnesaoe s'aeou 'ha.' impressed
WIN ane .a' soe N.un snou,d We 'aken 20
,;cs s ~ ,ha 80. ~ 90 L.n,,, a. sL ? r. ,;ar -
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Art nl.ce n Was a ,nattsr viii ,.hch h IN 80 hl
thev ought IN ,r.,l M. prs;d, NJ dd ~, ,s,n..
IL hringing that oai1s. io.,, y. tha a,cni,, &c
go, ns,s,, aJ 49,, ~ \, ~ IN u's',sy ~ ~
ts,a ants 81 ~ p.as1 PHI ,a. sn 'f;.. =
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lint chief res,ons;h a., III h ,n 10 10 ~, n",, h;
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Tbcrc wa M ,,a,, ,.;,h an a;ar - s lc 1891
da Who l;d nor lmnu and si s; lie sn,i ,bat -, ,a
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oil IN tl ,ayor ,sho hold hi o,ee IL, th 49, 81 ~
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NJ uIIcurs !, 1n,,n. ob,.;,,d Tho aoor
Mr. MONTiOMERY of Pennsvlyania moved that the
oor,n;tte ria I'll ia n,,r, ~ tL;,a ~, ,h Kansas
hnl VI - - = !.
NJ sJTpurNs os c.oro;a sa;d that o,thoroh ,bo
,,o,i had hon g,,n ,,;tb,,,t on cann, WITH NJ yi
~ ~ Uo,,c H. yas ,s.ctl,, ,si,i;n that ,,n
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

WEDNESDAY 1pa I4.-No H.. Robert Taylor's adj
mnistators, plaintiffs in error, Nathan L. Carry
who survived William j. Ward The rcargument of this
continued by Mr. Evars for the defendant in
error and concluded by Mr. Cadwaader for the plaintiffs
in error. tsFf sntte @ia @fEAwt q
No. 76John N. Ali, appellant IS. Roswell D. John
SON. The argument of this cause was commenced by
Mr.. Cooper for the appellant. Fa
Adjourned until Tomorrow at IL O'clock
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.

ON motion Of Mr. GOODE. Of Virginia the House
into Committee of the Whole on the state of tho
Union (NIr JoSrs OF Tennessee in the chair and re-
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LIME GAUzE FLANNEIs---iin all grades

I Also, pieces priced twlled Angola aanac all which
" adapted dr spring and s3 at Nes.
Z We make daily additions To stock. 1ttte8g
opening Customers who hnvc here
nrr settled their bills by noac will hear Ia mind that hereafter
require cL when the bill presented and other settlement wl
acccptab hn matter how fesynsibio
the arles cash scttenen the only basis thai
renders their bills advantageous TO
b One price only, marked In plain figures,
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied on Ia all
~
aana +ael Central ssorvr, building - lp
Ap I3-lOtiH l Opposite Centre MarkM
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MEDICAL BOOK AGENCY in WASHINGTON
vl TAYLOR MAuRY supply all the modc works publishcd
II United the pubisscrs' lowest prlnes ss
April 14-d3 ibokstose - Fem avenue.
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Orders Tor ikets and shares and certificates Of packages The
nbOv splendid nftcries viii attention. and
Of each drawing viii be Immediately after IT'S over 10 al
who order from af 7t tff 80 % n rf,a
Address 10 Hrtf +. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Is 'f'I.a t ts't t. Il' wilmington Delaware.
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n ITrEIIS LINING AGE, ENLARGED SERIES,
weekly numbers eighty large octave pages each cey
printcd articles from tho Engisb
quarterly monthly magazines ira - ycfy, or lsh
for single numbers ..-..-. II y. =
April IA B b1sai .ts.f hpt Mt M FKANsN TAflATS
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LII NOTWITHSTANDING, fine, and superfne
table damasks all widths prices from the lowest and
up the wildcat stylish end novel patterns
''purc napktne doyiIcr, towcis u. = tt't
bal ii the bestk kinds. s2'
a New supplies the North and East daily. ~ "a
cssh price plain hgurss s5s,att.
We Az bills presented mouth
payment cnsl and discontinued mot paid /.
abolish killing scods out
inspection pulling pieces home The posi-
damage Thousand 30 Aeen hundred
annually labor N he book keepers other
duties neither pr0A srsncnn
feng people acn&i Necessity II this whero
Iarger h NV
t,sd ARTICLES rrIccs and fIr dealing al
90 FERRY B&DTFfR
- 7 Ht3tei tef Central storrs budldtuS
April l3-10dH opposite CssEtrs Market
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April ia--lWdif

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN. --P.
an STEER nsrcsat T.ise. No 4ss ssv~A ssss, ns,
received his SPRING GO0S and ready them
his customers and ths Pah1c NchurA n Congress
walk up seventh street and c goods pS Those who
have heretofore psFoassd casshltnen told
perfect satisfaction guaranteed all both materials and
workmanship. Mar 1-2aw3wk
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Wednesday, morning the l4th instant, THOMAS JOHNSTON
youngest 81 MoEs and Mary w Kksay, AGED years
months.
win take place this afternoon a.. O'Clock from m
residence parents between and r.
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OFFICIAL


- wAsbinsua, April rs. 1888.
Information has b. NJ
rac The United sAnn1 81 1vnd~ sh<
passage u an ordinance tho Legislative ccumn ~ the
island imposing tho pvofacc II Trtntasd fon the
LIST cay VI January, lsss tolows, - .lst -s
soGARfor hoshesd shiihngs aitfafa rs -
-. fHs 49, A L !
$50, +. :" barrel u
Nassxsfor puneheoa, and sxpeace
~ e4sFa.tf o. a ttesee shilling. ~ n t.t..s
ox Rs every panheaa, thrse shshns ssxpenee
hundred rcank snRas
On csrxs4ror every hundred pounds, -inpues. m 81
APP l0-Jtu ~ 4, .....is - l..s.fa.tf
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MARRIED.,

inst, the Rev. Jitv G. FRANCS H. SMITH,
esq Miss ANNA e. daughter Csaus Brnex NIL c this
Monday 18TH by Rev FRASrs II isoyr DANIEL MEGA
HAM If Baltimore 10 MARY daughter ~ the Fate wiinan Nc
DsssoJs of Baltimore. hss t33J rss
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Mr.. GREEN moved to amend the first section of the
bill by striking out the words, point the Missouri
river between the mouths of the Big Sioux and Kansas
rivers and inserting :. the mouth Of Kansas river
the eastern terminus of the road.
Mr.. DOUGLAS thought It would be better to leave
the terminus unspeci6ed In the BILL but lift to be
fixed ALL he hoped the mouth Of the Platte river woud
I've designated being central than the mouth II the
Kansas river
Mr.. JONES argued in favor of the designation of the
mouth of the Big Sioux the eastern terminus That
was ON the same parallel the South Pass through
which the road would probably rum and would be
convenient for those northern railroads which would fur
nsh the largest amount of business and travel for this
road
Mr. INVERSION made mn elaborate speech, in favor of
the construction Of two roads northern and the
other on southern route each to receive equal share
of the assistance of the government land he indicated
some amendments which he intended to submit to inn
body his views. Unless the bill amended as to
accord with those IDEAS he could not give his vote.
Instead of giving one rond advance Of twenty five
millions of dollars he proposed to give each road twelve
aud half millions and, instead Of five hundred dollars
per mile fer mail service, he proposed TO give each road
two hundred and fifty dollars per mile.
Mr.. SEWARD advcrtcd to the difficulty of fixing upon
route and system which should command majority of
both houses of Congress- although almost all agreed
as to the Importance and the praccaby Of connecting
our Atlantic and our Pacific possessions by means Of
great national railroad. - #a.
The question being taken the amendment Of MIR.
GGEgS, it was not agreed 10.
Without taking the question any other amend
ments the Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of ex
ccutivc business and after some time adjourned
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Affirmative. tt YEA
Mr. ENGLISH moved that the vote Just taken he
considered and that the motion to reconsider be laid ON
the table moss tr
The latter motion agreed to-yeas I0S nays
los the Chair voting in the affirmative Ihe vote
precisely the same as that already given.l Us sa-
The question then taken the original PROPOSE
ton amended, arid IL was agreed to-
Mr. MORRIS, Of Indiana, inquired whether the mo-
ton Of Mr. ESeLIsH had been made amendment
The SPEAKER stated that he had received II such
aud had stated distinctly in to the inquiry Of
Mr.. MARSHALL, Of Kentucky f a a xxx
f'f TERMINATION pynsrr.
On motion Of Mr.. GOODE, of Virginia, resolution
adopted terminating general debate In Committee Of
the Whole the police bin at the rising Of the commit
tee tomorrow, 20 ls.4 sti.1t VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
THE OXFORD Demo GRAFT.

n ha. been said of od--"ihis sawOrllofwOn.
der '--apd to the observer Is daily prv,ea,ed
.ome,hing new aud woRderiul, both In nature AMI
art. Men of gsn,us snd ,kill ATE constantly en-.
r,grd ia seeking 90, ,hst which may b~come val.
liable to the public. aud living emblem TO scien.
likcs, anl ruta AL these wonders which have been
bruugh, before the World, AMI particularly our med.
zeal Faruliy, there has becn nothing - yet SUR
passed Perry Davis Pain Killer, which Is the
most valuable family medicine nov Ia use. ior ma
ny internal aud external complaints tina, flesh is
heir to. To convince YOU Of the fact. YOU have
bot to call at the drug store, where you can &C., a
boiile-lfom IS cents to 81. Tennessee Organ,
Tar PAS KILLTR. AZ means 81 removing
pain from the l-,dy ~ medicine has ever acquired
a rspuatioa equal To Perry Davis Pain kilIsr.
The sale Of ,hi. Article has exceeded all belief.
Bui 4 has real merit, all iha, i sufficient.
INe~Por 4 co'ingiOn tHy.) News.
H.II.U,Y h Co. Portland, aud u. J ssIrH
Halloseil. wholesale Assnis. 2~T
To the .nT-rias community llelmboh's Genuine
Preparation OF fluid EStne, Buchu Is offered as
a specific Read IN aedvrrii.emcnt Seaied "iIslm
bold. GcnuiBs Preparation" -
I.H.lIAY h co, Ponland. State Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

"why don't you battle Slavery where 1t
exists Why don't you preach Abolition
where there are slarts to 30 freed? asks
modern Democracy; &C. are Us much opPo-
sed to slavery as you are, but we don't sec
the use Of decryins an evil where it has no
existence. ATTACK Slavery where it i', aud
We are with you"
Frank Blair took thase people at their
word. lie is aud long has been slayshol-
der. be lives and has long lived in a Slave
State. Upon full consideration, he judged
Free Labor preferable to Slave, aud resell
we'd to 10 his best to substitute the former
ior the latter. On this issue be fought his
las, battle on ihi. issue (,hroush the rum
ming ola third eandidats) he is beaten. In
politics he is, with hrs father, of the
Jackson Benton DemOentic-llard-Money
school, and consistent observer Of its pre-
cspts. Ye, he Is beaten because he is for
Emancipation, and Northern Democracy
(oi the Sham order) filings up hi. cap in
triumph! Its organs are rejoicing oil
over the country, at his defeat !-rejoleing
that Pro-Slaycry Democrat succeeds him
Which shall be believed, these mems pro-
LESSONS Or their acts. New York Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

TuE SALTL,KE Mail. 81. Louis, Aug. 8.
a dcspacth from St. Joscph's, Aug .. says
that the salt Lake mail has arrived, bat
bring. no news OF importance. 0rdcr and
quiet had bccn restored throughout Utah,
and the Mormons expressed themselves
highly pleased with the Territorial officers.
Upon Gen. Johnston. entrance into the
city. the few remaining MOrmons lcd.
Commissioners Powell and McCulloch
having completed the duty assigned them,
were passed a, Fort Laramie en- route for
home.
Gen. Johnston had issued a proclamation
prohibiting the soldiers and citizens from
disturbing the M5rmobs or their cattle. nor
wcrO any troops allowed to enter the city
under any pretext
The river. on the route are all high. The
Indians were quiet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
From the y. Y. Post.

INV TiEsr DISPATCH At LAST
The following dispatches arr said TO have
been exchanged to-day by the Queen and
Prosiien, Buchanan. but We 10 ne; SO how
il was possible. a, our Halifax corrNpon-
dent inform. US that no dispatches can be
transmitted Cor several days
wxpsoR CsrLr. Aug. 6. 1855. Prcsi.
dent Bachanan-Daar SIR A. you will
not permit me y visit you. allow me TO
drop you line. Faithfully yours.
VICTORIA REGINA.
XErtr or PRESIDENT BUCHANAN 10 ruE 0uEEN
WASHINGTON. Aug. 4. 1883. Ny dear
Madam |, Is my impression that YOU have
dropped enough o, your line already, aud
that YOU are running the thing into the
ground. Yours, faithfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NlvHEREAs, GEORGE CONNrIL nod
w WILLIAM CONNELl., both Of Peru. in
the Couuty Of O,f,fI. Nv their deed Of .nortg,gs
dated November 7lh. 1854. conveyed 20 me ID.
sul-cf,b-r a srrtaia tract 81 and situated IN psiu
sod fnakln Pllnt,tion. IN the Couniy u ONiard.
Go morr particular description reference may b.
he'd unto .a,d mortgage ~h,ch b. recorded IN the
ONiafl Regi.try IL Deeds book IO3, page 30; the
condition. ~ saii mortgage heing brokea. the sub.
.cf,l~r claim. io fafeCl,.e the same agreraby TO
the statute IN such case made and provided.
TIMOTHY WAIVER.
Lewiston, Aug. q, l-js. =
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Oxford Normal Institute,
SOUTH PARIS. NE.

SOUTH PARIS, We.
TIVE FALL TERN WILL COMMENCE on
/ Wednesday, september isi. and coo.
tinus eleven weeks.
&. 4. ROUNDS, Mas. n. N. ROUNDS,
rEIsoiP.Ls.
Mon,ieur q. n. Lros, Teacher of French
Mr.. &. T. rowr. Teacher Of Mu'ie.
Chsse. will h. fprm.d and recitation. commence
the fret day. S,uisn,. will 6ai u mpch ior their
advantage To Commence With the term.
In addition o. the usual isc,hti-. afforded ny
our academic. lnr the aoquisit'on II the Gernan
and ffsnch languages, ~ those pursuing the study
OF the latter r'w opportunity !. oaerel Zoe psr
Ecting themselves IN the ou'Uci P'fisian pronan-
c,siiDi by a ooursc II practical lessons ~ frrnch
conversation fnim VI. Lsoa, 30 yell kpown &c he.
eminent success a teaching his native laasunge ipr
,ume year. past IN Portland. The lessoas Ut W.
Lem - 10 - q moderate additional cNT@ase.
Pnciical Sursey,ng s,ll ~ taught 10 connection
with the regular eNifc,sr. OF the rrciisiion room.
Goal board Gao H. easily obtained ~ private
f,rilis- AZ renewable rates.
TrRNs;-Iangngr., si0o; Higher Engh'h,
$3.50; Gamma English. $500; Mu.ic, SO
uss % Piano, -.
STUDENT. attending less than haifi term uill pay
3 cts PEE week more ihaa the aln'e rates.
Communications addressed 10 T.. &. RounJs. 80.
Paris. ~ill receive prompt attention.
South Paf,s, Jolly, l-5S. p
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Notice of forrclo.urr.

WHEREAS, EnwiN Srrrsos. Lately of o.
w ford. in the Cpunt, ~ ONfsd sad State of
Miin. conveyed 10 me ly hi deed of mortgage
datci Nav llih, 1919, anl recorded in the oNi,ri
Registry u decis. book -, page 32j, cc5la,a
parcel 4 bad .itu,ted IN Nof~ay. ~ .,ii County
Of ONinri, a. s-curv the payment II cctts,n notes
It band n~utioarl IN sa,1 d,cl. ani 10 which ie.
tryuc~ nsy H. bad ior full description Of sa,d
ptrmis~s. Nov the cou1iliun. u sad mott.
Csge having i-su broken. cl,im a 5recl,.-
urr ~ the same a. by law W such cases made abl
provided. JOSEPH SliiCkLEf.
Paris, Aug. I, lsSs. -
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RennhIirnn Cnncns.

The Republican voters Of the town OF Paris,
are requested 10 meet at the Town House, "a Par
il, on saturday, Augu.t iith, al O'Clock T. NJ
6or the purpose Of sIecing sghi delegates to rep
seat them at the Congressional District Con'en'
ton 10 he held At ABlarn the 18Th Iast.; also,
% - lct eight delegates To attend the Couniy and
senatorial Conventions 10 L. held at Paris on the
2O,h Inst und Ia attsnd To any other business that
may eoGIe before them. -
II. T.. HAMMOND,
Chairman Tosn Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13

THE subscriber hereby giSe puhlio notice that
she has beea dol, appointed by the Honorable
Jul.r u Probate iOr the County OF ONiofd, and
assumed the tfusI u ADMINISTRATIVE Of the L..
tate Il
WILLIAM GORDON, %. late Of rpebms,
IN .a,d COUNT. deceased, by giving bond -, the
law directs. She therefore requests al pcCsons Sho
are indebted 20 the estate ct sad deceasrd, 10
make imm-dials psyment. aud those Who have
aay demands thereon 60 exhibit the same 60
MIRANDA GORDON.
Jul, 20. ls5s. -
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Brighton Market.

THUEsbAN, Aug. D.
Atmifket 1870 beef cattle, ID Working Oxen,
100 Jow. ant Calye,, 1000 sheep, SO shoaIs'
aui 300 Fat Hug..
Pr,crs-Besf Csttle--ENtra,ST2 a s5Oi hrs'
qralit, q Is IS second quality, % 90 oi
third DO ) % D %; ariinarv a 900.
Working ONra--SiOO o. Use
Cows sud CslSts-Slg, 81, p, 90,
sheen aad l,mbs-Sslss vi small lots, %,
200 25OaSOO
TAT .Ilogs-5 l.2 81.
Shoats-All at market were Spring pigs; sales
5I.2a63-4 Al retail. from %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-13
At Pari, nm, Friday August 2oiI
Republican County Convention,

The Republican voters IN the several to~ns an
v'sui,t,oa. in ONlori Coauty, are requested ID
met IN Convention,
At Paris Hin. on Friday, August :oIh,
Al o'elocA z. VI, Co nominate candidate. Co
\ Cont, Cammissioner,
\ Cou8', Treasurer,
4 Couriy Attorney,
\ Ci.fA Il CJurts.
A >hsud.
AL o. tran,ac, .ush Other bu,ins,, a. may
come lsiorv ths C1nycution.
The hs.is ~,ll D. he sane az soc the Constss
siJnal CONVENTION.
EN- CARTER, Chairman.
Republican Couniy Committee