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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
Por Coughs. Colds, bronchitis, aud
INCIDENT MprINN.

bout six years ago the European C0ugh
" Remedy Was introduced into this state, and
n /. to IL presumed that bat lev are now unae.
auainted With IT, ViTiBesi macy are nov living,
Who, bot Tor IL remedial pos'T, would have lcen
long since IN the .pirt land. The Agents have
just received fresh suppl, oiihis Invaluable mel
icine anil al Who are suffering from coughs, and
have therefore cause ior dreading consumption,
are invited Ia give IL q trial. The following case
of cure has lecn sent With request that % 'honli
h. publi.hsd Tor the benefit Of othstsi y - from
vefanu. T.. York, Eco, iormerly OF Meredith
Village, now Of Landoa, \. II.
Rev. Walter Chrke-Dear Sir: Among the
Thousands ofihankiul heart, a. sNprc,scd 10 you
b, letter. phase accept MY SINCERE thanks inr your
valuable cough medicine, ior am uuly thankful
that eve, heard u the European Coagh Rene
d,. | va. afflicted With Cough for over two
hong years, a part ~ the tine yey severely.
tried almost everything that could hear OF aud
also quite a numtef of phys cians. bot without Te'
cei,inr any permanent benefit. J vas then AL.
yised 10 Try your Enrop~an C"ugh Kennedy, ,nd
accordingl, loughi on. ol the small ln,tes, which
made me some better. I then procured large
bottle, aud bsfore had taken ballot n. my cough
had eft the, and my lung. were restored. am,
therefore prepared TO say liom personal expert
snee, that in my opinion the European Cough
Reme,l, /. the beet medicine Zoe coughs ever dts
covered. yERANUS 4. iORk.
Trial bottles, IS cents. Large bottles, COO.
tanning IN. quantity of four trial bottles, 10 cents.
The European Cough Remedy u prepared 10y
Rev. wALrER CLARKE, Minot, Me, Gate
Corni.h.) by whom agents are supplied soliul
all respectable druggists aud medicine dealers
everywhere
For sale by II. =. Bate. 4 Co, and J. ". Raw
,on, Paris; W. A. Rust, So. Pafisi Z. u w.
Mason, Bethel; u. ", Noble, souih W'lsHofdi
q. Potter, Waterford; Barnes Walktr' io'eh
4. T.. Chase 4 Co., DiSheld; T. Al~"od snd
a.. r. At~ood, Buckleid; J. 4. Hubbard & Co.,
Hiram; u. =. Noyes, Norway il2s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

TbeSt. Louis Democrat says that upwards
OF four hundred slaves leave that State ev.
cry week. nearly all Of whom 20 South, and
argues tina. this draining must soon rid the
State Of slavery. This activity in the slave
market Is OecasiOued in great part by the
prssen, high prices obtained, though thsr'
are doubtless other causes that have their
ipeusnee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
Notice.

PURSUANT to Resolves Of the iegi'lii'','
approved April fourth. 80 The ,caf OF
Lord one thousand eight kundfei and hl', 10, 80.
eatiiled ' Resolves to pro'ide ior q state m
tion," the Commissioners on state Nalnal'h
p" hop session at the capitol ~ Augusta o." W.
tenlh day of ociol,-r nsNi, for ihe purp'e w.
sisd w saiI rrsolvr-; and the Asse-'"'s'
some one of them, II each city, town hnl pl'"II'
ton," ATE hereby required "io appeaf pe' 'o.s,,l
With o. transmit 10 then said day ihe'r se''i1
tau ami valuation Lists, ard lists Of iaN'e's ~,
Of their several cities, towns, and p'n'''''n, A..
the ,ear. eighiren hundrd and hl't -se'ea'
cen hundr,d aud Ga, -eigtt, and e'gh'eea hun,',
and CIV nine, which li.u, shah " made %'' ~, =,
,e,i6eJ uoter oath" Reference bring ban -
All rrsol,es ai.o % an set Of the lesi'.iu's W
p,o,,J Anil fourth, 10 the yesr ct our ls''u
thousand eight hundred and hly n'ns' ,,'''
ga ACT An rehtion tn th, State Naludion'
T.. WELLS,
is. CHADWICK,
" r. HiRRliAN,
ID. PIERCE, Com'''
J. ERsKlNE,
n. THOMSON.
l.. q. PliiLBR0Ok,J
August, il. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

THr ArEoEA N the rEoFIos. BY way Of
Havana We have some later intelligence
from Jamaica. The Aurora Dorealis was
witnessed IN that island, 4, seems. for fhs
first hms, perhaps, HHos rs d'soorery By
CAnReyAs, CoiDabD ~ rare - the phe-
nomenon in those lati,ades, that u was "a.
ken Tor the glare Of ere, and was assOeia-
,sd with the recent riots. Up to the latest
advice. !, had not entered into the magma
zion OF the NOS, Astute to refer it to a c.
is-,ial cause. I, is described a. magnificent
md beautiful in the extreme.
New FORK Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
FHIF,HTD nv
DIR. j. C. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 "a Bottie;-6 Bottles for So
AYERS Cherry Pectoral

ia. Won for ii.elf such rrnown Cor the cure Of
every ,aii,D ~ throat and lung complaint that
IL Il. entfsl, unnscsssary iaf ~ o. trco"ni The ~
Idsnce o. - virtues, wherever q has been em-
plo,ed. A. It has bong lscn IN conltan' "'e :"
this section W. need not DO more than assure the
peopl- ID. quality has iecn Kept up to the test ,'
b.. ever lsrn. and that II may b. rclicdupon 10 DO
Ia, their relief al Il ha. ever bcea found 90 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

O,Tonp, - ha Cau Il Probate held At Beth.
Fl within and or the county e ONlofi, on the
th,rseuih dsy 4 September. 4. u. 1859.
4 EANDER JEWE17r, administrator on The
i estate 81 MiGHiti JrwTrr, late oi Bethel
M .,h County. Deceased, having pTcssnied his
fret account ~ admnstfsiion oi the estate 81 aid
dscras, 4 TOE allowance;
Ordr,d. that the .s,d administrator give notice
o. al PERSONS Interested BY Publishing q cops 81
hi. ofdsr three weeks 'usce,.iYel, ~ The ON.
ford Drmoc rui printed IT rau., IN said County,
that they MA, appeara arfolaic Couftto b. held
at Paris. on the third Tuesday ofOctDbsr next, At
nin. ofihc clock ~ the forenoon anil 'hsN cause
u an, the, have Why the same should not L. al
THOMAS II. BROWN ,Jsds'
A true cOpy-attest;
DAVID KSlFF. R,Euiv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

Chas Barrett. ESQ, OF Camden, has the
most extensive and most thriving plum or
chard in the STATE. IL contains 90 trees,
end embraces IS varieties Of plans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
THOMAS II BROWN. Lds,.
= True eony-aItrsI
DAVID ksarr. R'giru.

TSik He-. TA,-a' N. B,ora, Judge Of Probate
CsrtA, Cosaiy n oxford.
V'IlE p-iition and representation ofCatherine y.
All,oit. guardian oiJsrsrsW Abbott, Mt. Al.
bo,i, ranny T.. Abbott aud Lena l.. Ahnitof Ando-
yer in the county of Oxford. minors, respectful,
.he~s that the aid minors ate scied and po.sesscd
ofcsttain real estate situated IN sa'd AndoIef, All
described =. follows; being one Undivided hall Of
the ", number nine ~ the south range II lots IN
the kimlall mile, - c,led; that aid estate i
prpduci,. of any l-pc6t IN said minor. andihat II
will ~ Cor the iats,est " said minors tina, the same
,hould h. cold and the ptocced. patio and SECURED
interest. She therefore yuur honor that she
NAV h. snihofit~i ani empowered sgtceably 10
sS 10 ssll nj puh,ic sale the aho,c described Real
Estate, such part Of Il A. IN yDur oiin'on may
H. eSpcdsnl. Al which !. respectfully .uhn,lilrd.
CATHERINE L.. AnnOII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
DIR. J. w. MIGHELS,

EORMERLY OF Miaot AID Portland and re-
II ceatly of Cincinnati, Ohio, having in some
measure decoyered from the effects Of the severe
ajuries he Suffered at the latter place. aud having
become tired Of inactioa, having consulted with
several of hi. frieads IN this village. including
physicians and Others, has come to the conclusion
to return TO the practice Of his profession, 50 lar
a. 10 hold himself in readiness TO be consulted 20
all ehroaie and other eases that may b. presented
ior his consideration Sad advice, either by the
patients, Independently, or ia CONSULATE with
their attending physicians. Charges will be In
accordance with the usage. of the place. Orders
lefi with ID. y. Noyes. at the Post Ofiee, will
receive prompt attention.
Norway, July q, 1859. 6w2t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

O,ToEB, sat Court Of Probate held q,
Bethel. wiihi- and fof the County ~ oSiord
onths ihitissnih dny IT September \. u. 1859.
CUSAN SllOREi named eieculris IN a CO..
- tiin Instrument purIoriing ~ h. the last Nil
anil is,thmentof UEH,N SuoErr late Of Pars,
10 said county. dcccascd, having presented tn same
co. probate:
Ordusd, that the 'aii ENrcuifiS give notice
10 al persons Interested b, causing copy 81 this
order 20 h. Published THREE weeks successiVsl, IN
The ONlnrl Democrat newspaper pfinicd ai IA.
re. that lhry may appear alta Probate Court 10 L.
he'll At PARIS, ~ aid County, the third Tos.day
OF October next. AZ nine 0f the clock IN The lore
nroa. and .hsw cause Il any they have WhN the
.aid Instrument .hould not h. proved, approved,
snd allowed ths list will and testament Of said
deceased.
THOMAS II. brown. Jsds'.
A truocopy Attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
n,rnnn-mAn C..nri OF Pr,.ha,e heId alBeth.

oSToRp, - Ala Court Of Probate held at Beth
FL, within anl fpr the County 81 ONiond. on
the ihiuec-,h dsy Of September \. ID. 1852
nLivER DYER. administrator ~ the estate
" of ApIo,IL ssiTH late OF Bfosnheh ~
Aid oooaty, deceased, having presented hi. fret
,ooonnt 81 administration ~ the estate of said
deceased. fur allowanoei
Ords,,i, that the ss,d administrator give notice
Ia all psTsons Interested. 10y causing copy 81 th,s
order o. be pahlished three weeks saocessi'eiy ~
the ONfau Democrat public newspaper ptinied
at Paris. that they may appear alta Probate C"nfi
10 h. holden At par. IN aid Couniy. On the third
Tur.dsy IT October next. ut o'clock 10 the fore
noon. snI .hew cause II any they have whY the
same shuald not ~ slowed.
A true copy-aiiesii .....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

O,ToHD, s.-Ata court Of Probate Dis
fell, wiihn and Zoe the eouniy Of Oxford, Un
the ioafircn,h day Of September \. u. 1859.
DIETER TRASH, administrator ON the estate
u JoHS RoLTF, late 81 Runiord, IN said
county. dccea.ed, having presented h's seoond ac
eouni oC administration IL the estate u said lie.
ceased for alossncr'
O-dvei. ihy the .aid administrator give notice
o. all per.nns Interested nv causing copy aithis
order b. h. pabl.hed three weeks suoecs.'Vcly 10
the Oxiorl Democrat printed at PARIS, that they
may appear aia Probate Coud O. H. held At Ia.
rs. IN aid county 90 The third fues,lay olOciol-
nsNt, at ninc o'cLck IN the fofenoon, and she~
cause. II any they have Why the same 'hould not
h. allowed.
THOMAS u. brown, JudE'.
Attue copy-atirsti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN alltheJsadius branchs. ~ 'uinuiacturiug'a
dusty. the great practical supeiiot'iN OF sing
80 ~rwiag Msch,u,'. l. fact sstsblished ne'ond
di.put-. No tailor, shoe manufacturer e loihier.
.earu.trrss. dfsss mskrf, .addler, catr,agc trim
mrr. bat manufacturer, sc. s., can ahotdto DO
stthHut them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
ELL u BEAN, Guardian.

'ONToEp.ss. Ala Court of Probate held At Beth.
81, wiihia snd zoe the County ol OSiari. on the
thirteenth IA, ~ September, 4. u. 1859.
On The foregoing petitions
Or,iusd. That the sa'd psiiiioner give noticNto
~ pcfsons Interested h, causug cops of their ~.
iitiun With this order thereon. o. b. publi,hcd
three weck, succes.yely IN The ONfprd Democrat
nc~'papcr printed at PARIS, ~ aid County, that
ihey may appear at Probate CouH 10 H. hell AZ
Paris. on the third Tuesday Of October next. aud
she's cause ifsny the, have. ~hy the .tmc should
not h. granted. Soch notice 10 b. gi'en before
said Court.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Judge.
4 truce py-Altest
D.ytpkN.PP P,,,,,,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
'"'' '''' Dawn KNAPP. R,rar.
10 "A, los. Tt,-,, m. B,,r,. y.dr,oC P,sl.,

10 ~ Hss. T,,-t' H. B,s~s. Jaig,eT Probsi'
io,h' C5ss's n OTfs'd.
J'llE undef.ignrd, guardian 4 Joseph. AlSis,
i William W, anil Hannah It'll, minor heir. IL
Bsnj.m,n ilil late IT liruwn6cli m said county.
d-crassi. rsp~ctfull, rcptcssuis that .sii minor.
au ..ired sni psisscs.rd ofihe folio~iRg d~scrib-
81 real estate via bur.6llhs Il cettsin piece or
parcel ~ had IN Hos nh,li sfotr said. With the
buitiiags. Containing un~ hundred acres more ~
les and b-ing the homestead THE late Benj amin
Ilil. That u - n-cssssD that said premises
should H. sold and the pfuocsds thereof spptopfi.
ate,i g. their suppnd. That IN sdIsntsgeuu. II.
~ II iouf hunirrd dollars has h-rn made by Ilal.
dab T.. IIiil Of BfownhsI in aid Coanty. uhch
onrf Il - lof the Interest of al concerned mmeii.
als, 10 accept. the proceeds Il s,e 10 h. pot cot
on interest zoe the b-b-ht II add minors. he
therefore pray. that license NAV h. granted he. 10
eel aud oonvr, the above described real estate 20
the p.r.on making aid offer, According 10 the
statute 10 such casc- m,ds ani provided.
ELL H. BEAN, Guardian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
ONE THOUSAND DOlliFS A YEAR

l. onl, a tairaycf ot the actual prohiifom The
ne of each one utths.s Machines .aad urconhrui-
.t,., sfthi. ttuth wr t,,r Co. any one otthr thou-
.anI. of 1,r.uus who u.r thou,. They ace adapt
l o. ever, soft 1T ~afk, hoe ut coars' ,upo" 'iA.
c,,tun linen aud WOODEN 'strics. also hsht and
hsay, ieather The, uevcr ia'lto give e'a'-
isisttiou.
To m-,tths sro~ing demand Cor smaller aad
more 20, CANT machine Coz private and household
purposes, sc have Jast produccd aud ate ready To
frc.lKr uILaI. Tor NInseI's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
THOMAS II. BROWN. Jsdr,.
AiTutc0pl -allrfii
Dawn HS,rr. R,grH-.

18th Hs-. Jsfg, u Probate Trihi- asd .fs' "a,
Csss'y y OTi5rd.
HUMnLN rrprr'-als, Thomas &. Gurpcy, 81
III Canton. 10 .sid couuiy. that he 10 creditor
II Chaf~. Danhsm, late II llauiorl ip said coan-
~. Who died ~ Mach, 4. u. 1853, iatsstair,
.siisd and po..c.sed ~ real estate, good. and
chs,,sl. rights snd credits. which ought io b. "a
miuistsr-d according To- las. Wherefore your 10.
litioa-t pray. that ADMINISTRATION 1t sa,d estate
ma, H. granted to him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
MANDEvIILE 7. LUDDEN

.o,roNp, ss.-At = Court of Probate he'll a
Cauton, within and for the County II OSford. on
the hf,ccnth day u September. A. ID. 1850.
Ga the foregoing petil'oa-
Ordsr.i. That the aid petitioner give notice n
all per.ous interested by causing copy Of hs pe.
tiiion with this otder thereon to H. Published
three weeks sacces.iyely IN the ONiord Democrat
pablie ncw.paper printed at Paris, 80 sa''
County, iha, thry NAV APPEAR at Probate Couri
io BE- held al Paris, on the third Tuesday %
Oc,oler neat. at niae of the clock 10 the hfenooa
snd shsw cause Il any they have Why the 'am'
should not H. grated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
CATHERINE l.. ABBOTT.

O,ToNp, S.-M Court Of Probate he'll NJ
Rumiofd. wthin snd Go the County of OSford,
on the 18th day Of September. A. ID. 1859.
Ga the foregoing petition,
O,iu,i. That the .pidpsiitionsr give notice To
eli ,etsoas Interested by causing cory u h.. pc.
ttion With ihi. order ihetcon IN b. puhli.h-d
ihf~~ weeks sucrrssiTsly ~ the ONiorl DemocraI
a newspaper ptiniri At PARE - .sid CoanIS, that
ihry NAV appear Al Ptoh'te Court o. h. held At
Psr.. On the ihud Tuesday ~ October nrNt,
ani .hrw cause Il ANY ihey have. why the sane
.houll MT be- granted. Such notice 60 b, givrn
.l,C,r, ND Couft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
THOMAS g. Quincy.

oRp,s.--Atacour oiProh,tr held At Can
ton. w,thn and Tor the county Of oSford, on
the 6heeHlh day 81 September 4. ID. 1859.
On the foregoing Tett'on-
Orio'i, that the .aid petitioner give notice to
al pcisons Interested b, causing q copy II this
order 10 h. pahli.hsd three week. succr.siJcly in
the ONhrd Democrat, public newspaper printed
At Pare, that they may appear ~ Probate Cour
a. be- held At raris IN said County, on the third
Tussdsy Of OcinlcT neat, al o'clock ~ the frr-
Br-,n. and she's cause. ifany they have. Why the
zane should not h. granted.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Juir,.
\ true copy-aIicsIi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
'" D.v,p Ks,rr. R..,a,,.

II ~ Hsa, TAspas N. B',prs. ysig, Of Probate
Cs' ~, COSBY u OTfs'd.
TINE undersigocd, guardian oC Oliver II. Cnn-
we'll aud Geargc W. T. Canwe, minor heirs
of Oliver II. CanW, u late Of Peru IN said oodnty
decreased. respectfully repre.snls, that ssid minors
are ssIed aad possessed ol the following describ-
ed real estate. via two.siNth parts Of the right of
dover ofPhiicn, Reading "a and 10 the Oliver n.
Caa-cll farm. 90 called "a SAID Pea and Flank I'm
Plantation ~ AK county.
That an advantageous offer Of foriy.6Ve dsllsrs
ha. bcen made by George Cinwell ~, ol Peru 10
ssid County, which offer II !. ior the iniercst of
all concerned immediately 10 accept, tbs proceeds
IT sale IN b. pot out on interest Cor the b-ne6l II
said minors. lie therefore praystLat liorn.- may
he granted him 10 sell AMI convey all the right. u.
tie aud Interest said minors have in aud 10 the
above described real estate 90 the person max 2
,aid ofieT according TO the statute in such cases
made AMI provided. BENJA. LOyEJOY.
.OSvoRD, court Of Probate held Dix.
field, within and lorthe county of Oxford. on
the fooreenth LAY 81 September, A. ID. 1889.
On the petition aioTesaid-
Ordu,i. That the ,aid petitioner give notice
TO all person. Interested by causing copy II ih.
order % be- published three weeks successiyely IN
the Oxfori Denocrat, a public newspaper printed
at PaTi., that they may appear at a Probate Court
to BE- held at Paris. IN said Coun,y, on the third
Tuesday of October next, az nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon. and .hew cause, Il any they have, why
the same .hould not be granted.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jadg
A true oopy-aitesii
DAVID KsIrr. RssiHo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
T.ti,nnnlnh.
CHARLES MASON,

s.I regard W.. EddS a. one oithe most capable
aui .sccs..iui practitioners With whom have had
odc,sl intercourse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Commi.siouct ~ ratrnls.'

"Iktrs y A.siaiiss ~ asssTisE istsstars AaiiA'y
,aa.f ssp1Va psrsss .ars ss-p''sai asd ifs'i'rof'
iAV. ed sry sspsts p.iis iA'' arpl'sai'oHsiH a
~ .-s,, - fAsu, ~ safiy aad favorable eessid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
To IA, Ho.. TA,-a. N. B,a~n Jadr, y P,oI4'

To "a, Hos. TAs-as N. BSswH yuiEs II P,Otais
fsrtls CSasiy sf OEfs,d.
NJ VAUDEVILLE r. LuDDEN administrator
MI 4. bonis. noa, Of the estate ofsaa."el Mood,
late ofiIshron ~ ,sid Coaa,y. deceased, rr.Peci-
fully rrprc.ept.. that the personal estate ~ aid de-
erssed u not sufficient h. pay the just ,lsb. which
he owed at the time II nj. death i, the swo II one
huadfrd and si,iy dollars.
Yoarpsi,lioner therefore prays that Your honor
woukl grant him license 10 -sl public oT private
sale, and convey al efthe real estate 81 ssd de
ceased for the payaeat Of .aid debts and '"e'den,
tai chafEes,-the real estate of the ss,d deceased
not lsing IN yal,e aioye thirty dollars.
4 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
EnMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioned OF raIcni'."

Bssiga, F,B. :, ls5s.
M. a. K. E3fy iss -sadsfor - THiRTkEN
,,rtr.i,s.s. - az L.i ONE ~ sAisA paissis kat,
&C.. CRESTED. asf tAaisssis 80 psssisg. NH,AH7-
,,fttalls p-oaf grsaffslsst aHd a,'y ~ A. paTi
f..fs .fs rsrau, 81 iarssiors % afJstis hiss =
ro5sss fisr paissis, 1f thsF way tsssfs A1'tNg "a
,,f flhf.l ausafisa tsii.usi flur cases, aHf a.
,srv fs1,saatls cAsfro.
JOHN TAGGART."
From Sent. II. 1857. 60 June II. lsSS, the sub
.r,l-f. ,n coar.e IT his large p,act,cr, made, oo
Ts,r. rejected applications, SlNIEEN Az
pENIS. EVERY ONE ~ which ~as decided en-
hi.E.,or, by the Commissioner Of ratsnts.
x. n. EDDY.
RasroN. !an. I, 1859. ly9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
NEW rAMILY SEWING MACnnNE

whiehi. the mo.tcompactani beautiful sewing
Machine ever constructed. u - utnament'd "a
the tghrst stss Ut st snd al ho see % sir de-
lighted With q. a msAes the tmproNcdtuieflocN
loeAsi stitch aad d. capable of doiug grcatet'a'
ret, 90 work in b-tter stylo than auN ether Sew
,ug Machine cyrf offered lof t,mib purposes.
u b. not .uhjcctto the objcotioo gi usiug tN,ee
too much thread, snd makiug rAvel'ag sssm,liAe
che Grover \ hskrt; rpt a. % conhacd inits olef-
alton o. q lev thia i,hr,cs, Liable Go grt oct ~ of-
dec snI uu6trd Co. uss dsN thsadlikr the Wheeler
\ w,i-an Nach,uc; bate amply suuic'rntto per-
torn s.l Ainus 1i t,milN sewing.
PtIce pt FsuiN Machiues With irou tablscom-
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tionists. This would be enough to draw down up
on such men the vengeance Of the mob, and all
mon who voted for Douglas or talked Douglas
would be murdered, and this is the more probable
as there 10 no law in South Carolina to punish the
murderers Of Abolitionists.
If Douglas delegates 60 to the Convention at
Charleston, their friends must 20 with them for
protection to the extent Of 10000 Douglas men.
armed and ready to resist the assaults of a Charles
ton mob, excited to their deadly work by such pa
pers as the Mercury and Netos, located in Charles
ton, and such speakers as Bonham and Rhett, who
would Look upon the killing Of forty or fifty Doug
las men with as much oomposure, and feel as little
remorse about the matter as il forty or City mad
dogs were shot. II such language is used ten
months before the Convention meets, I ask you
what show Douglas men will have when the
Convention meetsf II will be o%verawed,
Douglas members will be shot Town in the
streets, and anything will be done to COW his
friends, rob him Of the nomination, and give it to
some Southern Fire Eater, and when this is accom-
plished, then these mad men south will laugh and
chuckle over their victory"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-08-06
THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY-BL00D
SHED AT CHARLESTON PREDICTED.

The New York correspondent of the Buffalo Re
public, the leading Douglas organ Of Western New
York, after stating the grounds for his apprehen-
sions, thus indicates wha. he thinks will be the re-
suit Of the Charleston Convention;
snow. how can Douglas men go to q city, when.
in advance. public sentiment has been so uncour-
teously expressed towards their chisff Calling
the Convention at Charleston was a 'sprat to catch
a herring. but the herring won't be caught, won'i
be even directly civil. If the Convention meet in
Charleston aud it's members express Douglas senti'
men,s they will be %insulted, shot down and over
awed. / do not think that the lives Of Douglas mem
bers would be safe. not on account Of yellow fever
but on account Of . maddened, excited population
The Mercury on the assembling Of tho Convention
would s~tismatiss the Douglas delegates Sc Aboli