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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22
Poets of the 10th Century.

Among the elegant Gift-BOoks for 1888,
tina, of the Poets OF the 10Th Century. y
published by Harper & Brothers, occupies
a mos, conspicuous place. 1t Is a work OF
over COO pages, containing specimens OF
poetry from over one hundred English and
American pOets-superbly illustrated with
100 engravings In the highest style OF Arts,
and in elegant small quarto form, on super
iino tinted paper. richly bound IN extra
cloth bCveled, with gilt edges. As work
exhibiting in its illustrations, form, type
and arrangement, the progress and Periec-
ton OF art; at the present time It deserves
place on every centre table. IL is selected
and edited by Row. Robert Arts Willmott
and arranged by Everett A. Duyeklnck, both
eminent scholars and editors.
The poets Of the 10Th Century" con-
tains illustrated gems OF poetry from mol,
only the poets Of the las, Giy years but
goes back to period o, some eighiy'h'c
years, including Cowper, Percy, Bcattiee,
Darwin and Moore. Among these selections
America is fully represented. Both her male
and female Muse Is here embalmed and
among them we find IIalleck ,Simms. HOLMES,
Lonsiellow. Morris, Willis, Whittier. Bry.
ant, noman., Sigourney and many others
Like public garden into which all the
beautiful plants Of both exotic and indigo
nou. growth have been gathered and array
ed where the bcholdcr can view and ENJOY
at glance tho inspiration Of the scene 80
in thi. clegan, volume tho reader can view
and cnpy alta glance the monuments on
poetical fancy, contemplating every variety
Of human thought rs his mind wander. from
+" The Poet Of Youth" The Old Oaken
Bucket" "a Clump Of DAISIES" down to
&" Red Jacket" MAUD Muller" and
d" Nothing to Wear"
Harper a Brothers. New York. will send
this olegan, book by mail, securely envclopod
in thick wrappers, postage pad, to any part
Of Maine, on receipt of five dollars.
Among all the Gilt-Book', our friends wall
find in this, the most, and the best Tor the
price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22
New York Evening Post.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

disappeared In the mas of human beings
who throng the earth.
"What scenes have witnessed within
the.e walls, Il were perhaps we'll TO draw
the veil Of obscurity over them. There
GARLAND and Bvnum fought On my left,
near the door, White and Raibbun came in.
10 conflict. Oppo.i,c 10 where Is,t, Haral-
.on and johnson exchanged blows. Bot
time would fail me, were to describe the
re-enaetm,nts Of wier, and snnly and Bell,
and other. who figured in those unworthy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

fusi,,NiziNe CE>rR,L AsESIc, Iii
81. Representative va Congress lr1m
"a .... .s..... -u..a,,s ua...t q powerful
..-- 80. advocating a plan Of
.p....... Boo ..wr,, Amer.c,. The
N......a ..r-I.p.ea, taa Tnbspe
s.,
EH rhay'r', .l,,eh 90 DAY w-' a hill
liant ,lccs,s. IL ha, m.lfa .sus.,iJu, and
is thought Io- bet ,pssch Of the season thus
FAR. TIE COL, dry way in which be turned
the table, On tbc Sluth ia regard to the
necessity Of expansion ior our population,
ani the patrouuing, eondcscsnding air with
which Dee welcomed Me,srs. Qlitman, Heitt
aud stephens 20 The ranks OF the political
resvnera,or,, graeiously accepting the little
sd that they and their States could afford
u TIC rich and populous North in the work
Of AmerieaniIins Central America, gave
grea, satisfaction to the Republican side Of
tue House. The subtle irony and sarcasm
OF his speech. and his original and ingenious
method OF carrying the war into Africa.
evidently bothered the 6re-eaters very much.
They were contiurally and palPab'y hit,
but With such deIterity as To give them no
..haDcs to rgtor,. They now wish TO clos
the DISCUSSION, having gained nothing by il
- far"
I,.s,atoi that company has already
besp orcnlIoj in New York, Tor the Pur
pose Of forwarding emIgrants to Contra
America.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

ant, profitable occasions, which tend "a
smooth the rugged paths Of lie. remind u.
that we are all brethren Of one great lam.
ily, and give forotaste Of that better soci.
ETY. above, where we hope and pray our kind
friends may all at last be gathered to sit
down in the kingdom Of God forever.
Dan PERRY.
JUDun PERRr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

A CARp.-The undersigned take this OPP
portunity publicly to return to the citizens
of the village of CrasiS's Mills in Oxford,
their sincere Acknowledgements for the go
eial visit made at their house on the after
noon and evening OF the 9Th instant. Fol
the very liberal donation in money and
other good things pertaining to this life in
Guiding a barrel Of -four hauled to our
dwelling about half mile singly and alone
by lady, we tender to the benevolent dom
ors our heartfelt thanks.
This visit OF our kind neighbors (oyeI
fifty in number,) will long be remembered
by US with gratitude, as Quo Of those pleas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

TnE Lurrnx or A GovEKNoE. The Gov
eruurs 90 Kansas are -hort.liycd race
real political gpicmcra. GOV. No. l, \.
n. Rcc,l,r. reached Kansas Oct. 9, lsJ1-
TyuD, ~ Jolly Sl,i, lsij term Of service,
tn months. Goy. No. =, Wilson shannon.
reached Eansa. S-Pt. lst, 1855 removed
Aug. ~, 1850; term OF service, thir,ccn
months. Gov. No. 3, John W. Gcary.
reached Han-as sept. lith, lSj6,-rvturn-
ed March. 1857, term Of service. about
sven months. GOV. No. ., R,hstt j.
walker. rachel Kansas Nav 2ith. 1857.
rcsigu-l Dec. eth, 1856 term Of service,
liitls over seven months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22
GbtOtforb amotra1
PARIS. MAINE, JAN. -, 1858.
puHIrsAxp EVERY FRIDAY MORNING ny
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
PRoPRIKroRs.
JOHN J.rERRY, Editor.

Terms. -..Oas dollar aud hfy cent, strict,
~ aDyAser one dOllArand ss'snty't'e cents
wthia cir months, two dollars AZ the end 81
the year. To which 60y esats ~iilbe added Ioi
e,e,y wear which payment l. delayed.
Advertisements inserted on reasonably terms
the ptopristots not being rsspOnsbl. iotany srro'
lsyond the smOsn; charged iorths advertisement
TS.M PtrrSssiLt 4 Co. 10 state s'''
Ilostoa, and i22 NsssaS 81, New York are o"'
saIy authorized g,at. Coz
forwarding a',ertisemenU.
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be doe IRON The drts Of the fret iassri,on.
y Communicaiion. should he directed To
=" The Oxford Democrat. Paris. Me-"
BOOK and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

The editor OF che Bath Organ, formerly a
Uni,,r.-l.,, minister, administer. the col.
lowing ken rchuke 10 Washington clerk ,
who's, chic! talent lis in the baudying u
slang phrases
q. Our quondam brother in Washington
II We are not egrcsIously deceived a. 90 ai-
idcntgy-mav ~ well withhold Dr.. sdmoui-
ton O. u. aho4t snakes in the gras-, 20
pitching into democratic Tapers, " de-
nouncin. true democrats, SC. We feel
duly grateful Tor h,s baek-handel cJmpli.
mynts, hgt be must remember that We have
keen recollection 90 our state campaign in
lSj2. aud know very Will the course Of GER
tain democratic paper, In relation 81 Cover
nor llubhAri-ghc regular pominoe-and
the Chandler movement. We know. too,
xhJ ,s,isg one Of thosa actious papers a,
that time. Keep cool, brother. The dwell
ers In glaze houses were never designed 70
throw stone, az their usishh1rs windows.
We would remind our friend that We ar,
oue Of Ihe " S0rsrpcH p,op!s,' and shall not
quietly receive lccturing m relation u
dDty from &c s.rraHi."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

PiGuRrs. Mr.. Sawyer, during the week
he has been here. has taken likenesses Of
several Of our citizens, as well as views Of
buildings, &c. The expression Of his pic
lures is very life.like, and they are finished
up in fine style. lie is prepared to give
his customers any kind Of picture they may
desire. on silver, glass, leather or paper,
q, reasonable terms. lie will remain but a
short time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

ASoTnER Mail. The mail contract with
the Grand Trunk Railway is for the trans
pOrta,ion Of two mails Per day. There ha.
teen, heretofore, two Up and one down
mails. We learn that the Department has
ordered the company to perform the full
service. If this order is not modified, it will
cause the addition Of another train to Port
land, and the fret mail will leave this place
nj 5, An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

CLIFFORD CONFINED. After four trials,
the nomination OF Nathan Clifford, to be an
Associate Justice Of the U. 5. Court, was
confirmed by a vote Of 20 to %. IL stated
that Senator Fessenden voted for bin. Per-
haps he did 50 on the principle that he
might 70 farther and fare worse. Mr.. Q.
will disappoint his opponents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

The State Temperance Convention, at
Augusta, last week, was fully attended
Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill, was chosen President
Resolutions were adopted in favor Of prohi'
bi,ion, and the submission Of prohibitory
law to the people Mt the earliest possible
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

The jail at Auburn is without occupants.
The Jail in this place has not been occupied
for some time, until last week. Itnow con-
tains two prisoners,-Oue debtor. and an
other on sentence Of thirty days, by JUS
tees Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

Among the new patent. granted during
the week ending Jan. 9Th. was one TO
George A. Mitchell, Of Turner. Maine. for
ssrisl tip- for tres Of boot. and shoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

4, slm, &c M1rmOns stole and drove OF
go head 4 cAt,lo belonging to the trains Of
abe eon,rletsn for our army On the way to
Utah
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-22

FEov S,tr LANE Crr. New York, Jan.
IL. The L. Angelo. star has aduoos IRON
salt Lake City o. Nov. :. The Mormous
were stationed az Echo Canon, about city
mic- ir,m the city, through which the
trOJp, ma,, pas. \ march Of two Or Ihrcc
DAY, wouId bring Ihe troops in front Of their
opponents. The force OF the M1rmons has
beyu greatly over estimated. AlmOs, every
available man has been enrolled, and We,
the whole force f,ll far short Of ten thou
sand men. The winter has set IN with sew.
ertty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-13
TERMS or ADvgRTIsINa.

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"The Greatest Biography ofthe Age"
How RnApY:
THE LIFE OF THOMAS JErrERsoN.
BY HENRY 8. RANDALL, Ii. D.
In Three vsIunes, octave.

VJSH1s work contains upwards Of 4seo pages, 10
printed on 6ns paper, and handsomciy bound
in various styles II e Illustrated BY several en.
craving on steel, and nuaerops fas smilss; among
the former are two fne portrsits Of Je6srssn. Tbs
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every great public question which arose, from his
advent 70 paAlis Nfs b his SsatAs period Of about
% ysars. and enbsasing tbs whole Soasiss yeriod
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fore unpublished family eorrsspnadsnes; sslsstisns
from bis finest published Letters, stats pApsrs, etc.
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New Arrangement.
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PACKET COMPAN1'0
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81. Louis Packet Co.
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sugtd President.
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THE FARmERn GUIDE

TO scikkrIrIc AND PRACTICAL A0RIcULruRI,
by HExRr STEPHENS, II. X. g., Of Edinburgh, and
the late J. p. NoRrox, Professor Of Scientific
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Royal Octave. 1000 pages, and numerous wood
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This 10, confsssedly, the most complete work on
Agriculture pub she'd and in order to give 1t
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FARM"
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Johnson and Ninth Streets,
KEOKUK......
D. .. VAIL K CO.
CUMMINGS * BE006,
Architects.

S u Z RIM TIE N ID e. TS.
l1AVEtaken IN oihcs In Rsddngton's Block
i corner Of johnson and Third streets, in Room
No. II, 7nd story, first door to the left At the head
Of the main entrance stairs, where they invite
their friends and tho public 10 call. They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and detail drawings for
buildings Of all kinds, public and private, and to
super intend the erection Of the same. They hope
70 do business In such manner will please their
patrons and do credit to themselves.
Refer, by permission, to
X. r. Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward Kilbourne, james Estss,
Geo.C. Anderson, X. .Creel,
VIC. Stripe, u. D.Keddington,
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in. Hiatt. j. d. Paul.
dscl3dly
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP

KEROSENE OIL AND LAMP
The sGreatFavorite os tho People.
VINHE high encomiums which this light 10 con-
stantly receiving from those v no using Il
justify rs in saying that IL has no equal. In its
use you save more than half what your light
would coat you from any other oil or burning Auid
1t is perfectly safe, a. il will net explode sud
denly innams. 1t needs no puting--one trial will
convince the most skeptical VI its virtues.
All are invited to try it, FREQ OF trouble or ex-
pense. Leave your address At the Lamp Depot, on
Main-ft. between 2nd and 81, two doors below
Billings store, and have a lamp sent to you for
trial. supply of oil kept constantly on hand.
Try II, twill cost you nothing.
II. c. MERRILL,
tep2dlm No. ga Main-st., Kepkuk.
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Bancrsst,s Hissery.

Bancr0Stss History.
NEW VOLUME. The American Revolution
IN Tbs History Of tho Unitsd States. Vol. VII;
ts.nx ..i. I. " - aIlsIiS4l H.yo1l.ial ~ so.
Bancroft svo. Uniform with the previous vol
umes.
Also, Just published, Hilliard on Vendors. The
Law of Vendors and Purchasers of Real Property.
Most9aeM," 10. Two vols. In one. Svo. %.
Tor ssls By OGDEN, BROWNELL = CO.,
may1id 81 Main-st.
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aEo. G. AxDxRsos. ALExAHpsa sAscLAY
ESTABLISHED IN lSA6.l

tESTABLISHED IN 1881
BANKING HOUSE OF
q Y o q q. A ID Y R q N x @ o !.
T HAVE this day sdmittsd - . partner In The
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the hst six years.. The busi
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the hrm
and style Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON L co.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking Houses III not
the oldest) in Iowa, the new arm seIcits oontin-
uanee Of forncv patronage SO literally extended to
the senior partner.
They will make collections and remit, less Ex-
change, on the day Of pay ment, free Of charge.
Their references are - formerly by senior part
ner wis
RKrsBKxcks:
Park Bank, N. Y.
Winsiow, Lanicr Co., Bankers,
Edward W. Clark / Co., Philsdslphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clapp, PuIIcr Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 aelpcke, Ch1Dgo.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrton " Cincinnati. +.
A. d. Hunt 4 Co., :" Louisviile.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. ], '6s. GEO. G. ANDERSON.
jan5d
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Slaughter Coal Co.
TONS OF COAL
AT 20 CENTS PER BUBHEL

ME arc constantly supplying the very best
w quality Of CRATE and stove Coal brought TO
this market Hignitcs easily, burns brightly and
generates heat than any other article for salc
excepting none. Its chief economy and excsllency
consists in its burning to ashes and leaving no
clinker or cInder.
For mechanical purposes 1t positively cannot be
surpassed, ~ those using IL will attest.
Orders must be left on tho book ut the Office, over
Collier ACo.'s Grocery Store Sd ST., between Main
and Johrson, and they shall be promptly attended
to, rs heretofore. l.. G. DOBYNS,
k.nrsfst-1 Agent.
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EAnana ss yffa rsh, NJ. ID.
nFFERS his services - Physician, Surgeon, Ac-
~ oouchsur, and Dentist, TO the citizens Of Kso-
kuk and vicinity.
Educated 1t one Of the most renowned Universi-
ties In Germany, Vienna, his hospital practice
there, we'll his experience during four years
service ~ Surgeon In the X. X. kussisH Navy, spd
ALSO three years practice In New Er gland, WILL he
hopes, secure to him the confidence Of this con-
munity.
Anything under the head Of Dsntistry--opera-
tive or scbsnica-will be exscu led in satisfac-
tory nsnner aad warranted. Charges reasonable.
Attendance given at private dwellings IL required.
ExaminAtions and advice gratis.
Once Third street, over Hickey . Cigar Store
Ofics houss 10 70 II 4, H., Ito lr.n.
AgvsksScss.-Mrs. X. y. Wilder, Rev. Mr.,
Kimbail, j. b. Howell, Ksokuk, and J. A. 6hedd.
EsQ., Of Denmark, Iowa. June3dly
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MUNIC STOME,

MUSIC STORE.
u B. .uINMAN ,hsvin purchased -aD2
Ds the stock of patrickA Grouse
has now on exhibition and for saieU uV
81 the Jewelry Store, next door TO Il. X Love
Co.'s Banking House, : variety Of Pianos, Aelode-
ons, and other Musical instruments together with
music books sheet music Ac.
Also larre collection Of beautiful pictures
Engravingsar paintings. All which will be sold
on reasonAbl terms. u. b. HINMAN
dccIod
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lantic cities with the Western, North western
ana Southwestern States, by y continuous Rail-
way direct. This road also connects At Pittsburgh
with daily line Of steamers TO all porte on the
western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sandusky
with steamers to all sorts on the North vesterr
Lakes; making IL the most direct, cheaper ana re-
haoie rosie by which FREIGHT can be for warded
TO and from the Great Wesf.
RATES BETWEEN PuiADxLPHIA AND PIrrsaupcu.
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Paper AanginGs Mt Cost.
X7EwiIt sell our large and we'll selected stock
w Of Wall Paperc, within the nex. thirty days
at unprecedented bw prices Tor Cash. Call and
Sxsminc. OGDEN, BROWNELL 4 CO.,
Aug3od - MAin-st., and Sseond-st.