davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

HorsrnoLD MANUTAcruEEs, reported by
Freeland Howe. The contributions in this
DEPARTMENT were numerous and OF excellent
quality; some were noticed last week. The
blazing star guilt introduced BY Mr.. Par.
sons. deserves our frst notice the blending
Of eolors was excellent, and exhibited work.
mansAip. The next in rank, and exhibiting
the be-, specimen Of workmanship, va. in
trcduced by Miss Soptia Bisbee. Mrs. d.
G. Wiley. Mrs. T. ;. B.sbce, Mrs stephen
Heal3, Mr.. Martha Bisbes. Mrs. b. Rich
ard.on, Miss Hannah Briggs, Mrs.w. Pack
ard. Mrs. J. Holmes. and Mr.. George G..
Thompson, have also quilt, Of superior
quality and workmanship Mrs. J. 1.
Ste,son exhibited a superior coverlei. There
were many rug on c,hih.tiou. The arti'
Gle. contributed BY Mr, Jacob and Free
l,ni Howe. were very nice.
F,>cr ASriotrs, reported by I.aac Cu'h.
man. lamp mats we've introduced BY Mr..
JOSIAH Cu.hman. Mi. Ellen Ryrrson. Mr-.
Nahum Moore, Mrs Joshua Glover, Mr..
wm. Sparrow and otber,. who's, name. We
did not learn No. james Bicknell and
Mr.. Nancy Wiley exhibited very neat -.
dys, Mrs q. c. Thompson a wrought shirt
and skirt, pair slippers, turtle she'll card
receiver, chair THY. wrought Gaunel, pair
wrought chcmise. and other articles, PANT.
sd bed spread, Mr.. h Richardson, wro't
sheets and pillow cases, Ms Lewis 4 Cobb.
The chilI's frock. noticed last week. should
have been credited % Mr.. Sills Ry,r.on.
Wrought flannel. Mr.. Frrehul Howe. Mis-,
Mary T. Book, Mrs. George e. Thompson /;
ehild's care. pillow eases, wrough, hand
kcrchief. ty Mr., J HOLMES; sensation
mgiirg,rs, Nls. Mary 2. Buck, Glove ap-
pie, Mr.. VIM a. Thompson; cone frame.,
Mr.. Dhnl Blnney spool stand, Mis- Mary
:. shaw. The paintings exhibited by Mrs.
Hurlin and Mr.. Wiley, were worthy, and
well executed There were many other CON-
tr,bu,i5n. ia this department., but We can.
not tnumcratc.
MDcrtt,NVoys AEtictr', reported ey No
S. Alley. We Cad an ancient relic rre.
sntei by Era Soule of Hartford, book
entitled, "An Epos,,ton % the creed % the
Apostles. printed iu 1895, and was brought
over In ,hc M,ya1vcr, by Mr. Geo. Soulc.
Mr.. Daniel Robinson rrc-snt.d an Indian
axe and e'uee, that were rIaw-i Up by him.
We end two boxes Of honey BY Mr. Ch.rls.
Decker. and one By Mr.. George L. Drake
We gave Mr.. Decker the preference. some
other articles were no; reported
Person. finding that all Of ,hsir contribu-
sion. are not noticed. will attribute II 70
want OF .race. and not because they were
not worthy. Sufice IL % say that o., ar,i.
eles on exhibition were rrai-swOrthy "a. well
as numerou. The show passed oE well,
and with graf creli, % abe Society, as well
a. 10 the eitlIeu. generally.
;. ROBINSON, JE., See.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

BrHNrrrs K,LusruN. The American
ladies are distinguished when young, for
freshness and brillnncy Of complexion al
most without parallel among other IA
uous. and which rarely fails 70 excite adj
mir.tion and remark among travellers from
the mos, refined countries Of the old world.
b., too often, ths charming eharae'eris-
&c become. faded aud lost from want Of
that care 10 preserving It which 50 trying
and ehansc,Jle climate demands. 10 TO
tain it. bloom and Freshness unimpaired'
toa much later period than i generally the
case. Barnett's Kalls,on is a most power
fol auxiliary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

TErl1s or ruE Revival. An exchange
saw. The results OF the revival during the
past year are clearly seen by ,he great in
crrass % students Tor the ministry. Toe
Theological institutions have large Access
zion Of new students, and tie colleges have
larger Freshman ela>.5, than have ever been
known before and M many cases maiorl-
" Of the c'a.- are preparing for the work Of
the ministry. Twenty new students have
entered the Newton theological Institution,
and sixteen have entered the Theological
School az Rochester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

CHERIrF'S stLE.-ONToED, -, Sepiem.
y i-r -, 1859. Taken on execution IN hNor
II Mac, Aln Reed, aIn,ni.trttriN of the goods
snd estate uf l.-W,s Reed, deceased, aud ag,in't
Eu,. f. SmiIl ], ani will b. sull by public auctiun
to the high-.i b. llcr on rur.i,, the twenty
fnh IL, ui October neat, at one ~ the clock in
the afternoon. a. Fosters store, az McNicu Coz.
ner IN .lii Cpunty 81 ONf,rl, sll the right Il re-
templion which the aid Enos T.. Snail has OF
hal on the ,Wrnty..cco1d diy Of February \. ID.
iSjg whrp the stur vs. attached 90 the org.
~, writ, ~ pt W. IL, s-cpni division ol lots ~
net wn IT Rtnlirl IN .tfl County also httcen
acre. 81 NJ The Richpri.pn farm. bring he same
premises d-s-rib',l IN PAT IN a mlrtgige deed
frim all Snail ~ o.. Baker, dated October !,
1855. recorded, ONlprl Records. brnA 100, page
80. inl ~ pift IN mortgage deed from saii
Small ~ Rrh-ccl McCorrs,n. dated December
~, is5s, Tccorl-l ~ ONlorl rrrord.. book I 10,
,agr ISL. JOHN 4. SEvERN.
u Dcpuly Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

Eior At H,RrEE', FrEEr Tho telegraph
reports the attempt Of some crazy headed
fellow. 10 produce negro insurrcctiou IN
Maryland and Virginia. The attempt was
commenced at Harp re Ferry Va, where Is
located the L. ;. Armory. This was first
seized. aud the arms distributed about the
country. The town was also seized, the
principal citizens made prisoner,, and a
reckless c0uf-cagion Of property was at
attempted Tue state and L. ;. troops
were promptly called out, bu; the rio, wa'
not quelIsd until 10 persons were killed.
A writer say, AL the horrors OF battle we're
witnessed. ls D.. supposed that mo,s OF The
originatlrs arr either kllci or pa, under ar.
rect. The sryate-t excitement existed IN
the vicinity and prompt measures wee IA
ken 30 pro,,c, ,he citizens and against a
general in,arr,e,i5n, which wAs at drs' APP
pretended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

Tssiim0Hiais.
81 regard NJ. Eddy one Of the mo., capable
and successful practitioners With whom have
had Official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner oil Patents"
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventors
that the, cannot employ q person more compe ent
and Trustworthy, aud more capable u putiing their
applications IN TORN to secirc ior them an early
aal favorable confederation a. thu Parent Ohloe.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comuiis siOner Of Patents."
Boston. February :. 1858.
"MT. X. n. Eud, has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all bat one Of which Patents have
bssn grated, and that one j, now pending. Such
unmisiskahle proof Of great talent and ability on
his part leads me 10 recommend all inventors TO
spply to him to procure their paeut., a. they may
he sure Of having 'he most sithial attention l-'-
slowed on their cssc., AMI At yery tcasonable
charges. JOHN TAU6ART.
From Sept. ~, 1857. to June ~, is0s, the sob
scriler, IN cour-e 81 his large prarlice, made. on
Twice-Rejected applications, SIXTEEN Az
PEALS, EVERY ONE Of Nhich was decided IN
his favor. by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Il. EDDY.
Boston, Jan. I. 1850. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
DIED.

In Sm,ru,. 27th ult., Mr.. Polly, wife flew
R.rr,. E.q.. iormsty Of Paris, aged 90 years, ,
months. ~ jays.
IN watr,iord. s,h. Mr.. Sophia c. smith, aged
81 ~
In Norway, 9Th. Hoo. William c. Whitney'
aged ~.
IL Psri.. 18th, Ms. sssan d. Donham, aged
a.. -.
IN G-orgetosn. liih. Frnk =, soa Of n w
AMI :. l.. Risgs, aged - mouihs.
a. Fnsburg, lO,h, Mrs. Elizabeth S.Johnson''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
n ARRIED

H. Suuner oct. sih. by VI. Lane, Esq., VI.
Ilurstio \. Thgg 10 Mi.s OTTAWA Beck, hoih 1t
Barkh.d.
a. IIrIrun. 9th. b, Joseph Rauows, Esq.. Nj.
EIah 4. Rnsut 90 Me. Almir Bnacroh.
o. NORWAY, llth, David l.. Merrill 10 Miss An
toin-tt- Jlhnspn.
o. tlallistnn, loth, b. Rev. J. i. Turker, Aie'
ponI o. Amsis ". Rtbin.on, torulsTlN 81 farls.
o. Naplf- oh. Chid-. ". Perm IT S"utS Wa
tsrf,fd a. Mi.s Martha 4. Burnhsm Of Budgion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

NuERlFf'S SALE. O,ori, -: September
, 5ih, 4. ID. 1859. rskcn on execution, aud
will b. .,ll h, pIbl,c auciion tn the highest bi.
der. on Mon liy the tenth diy Of October nest,
AZ one o'clrck, T.. W., al the store II william
Wopi.um in Peru. in slid Cpunly, all the right
and Interest, b, h,nd or cpnirct anl intercsi by
yirtur II p,ssc.'nn or Improvement. which Elha.
nan W. Ford had, on the 25lh day ~ Januiy,
4. II. lSi9. uhcn the slm' VAS attached on the
oiigiuil writ u conveyance II a rertaln Ut ~
plrcrl ~ lanl situated 90 Fpakin Plantation, ~
aid Clfay of ON'nri. 1ni hrirg ~ mat plu II
%, W. -, which he. Spulh-r'sl II the Eouaty
fusi. knpwn a. the npich road, Though s,id
phnr,t,ln, ani bsug the .nnr premises nov uc'
culuc,i o, .p,l Fort. r,1ia,aing prtN.hVc sC,ss
morc ar les. JOHN JACKSON, EeJ Shedd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
Tho n,,rrnntrd nlttcr..

The " 80, NY,s.l.j,s' says.
p,.p-r.., econ. 'l ths prrrtiIi1y iisciscs Of
orr c,uatry. Th,s i.pepg both 10 eiiu',r All
tl- ,rur.t uaiyrr.al h,h,t of eating our meal, too
np.d., O, Admit Of proper digestion. o.; in
spite OF these l,sr.r crsln.ahss., ,h,. disease,
even vhrB Be- h,. h-can. chr,ni-, di.apprar. rap.
,Jb o., thr u.r Of o., O,,g.nitri Biusr., which
hs,, J-rl lual tl prove an inf,Iua.r r.u,d,.
From ihs rub. ofa viirl, circulated Magazine.
B,.top. Jul, I , iS5S.
Ms.sr = W Fowl = Col have taken
ihro, hrt.-. nf the ONsg,n,tri Bittrr-. inl have
derived great h.nrht i,lm their u.e. have been
murh tr.Hlhl With p,.psp.p i1r several wears,
lul l.u1i alitibg that afuriei m- any relief un.
u need The butrr.. I m,.t ohrrriiiiy recon.
rnaat them o. 400 wt' ary niliri-l With this most
Troublesome sol siuihlru compl,int.
JAMES ROBINSON. ofthc
Stuirnl aui Schonlmatc.
rf,m Gen. 4. G. n,l.-. Minister 60 spain.
w4.h,pstln. u. G. Va, Il.
~ Gc,. a. Gree, -p.v,r S.r.-rhe uN,ge.
uitci Blu,r. with which 500 were 90 k,'i a. Go
furnish n-. have bal q ml.. .llul,r, effect ,u m,
,a.r. uas .ru1b.ri With D,.prp.h mr four
wear. jluBg which une I tr.cI m,u, ururiiss,
uut 1Hyrr met Nith tpN good ts Nulr Bltiers.
ana npv boz the rni',m-nt ul good health, add !
hops aui h.iiryr, that 40 wip usr the pN,gcnated
B.usr. will hlI them az .eryica1lr as | have
uIri them.
Wth high respect, yoar ob't .-ryan,.
A. e, DODGE.
Prepared %, SRA ". rpwtT = g.. Bpsiau.
anI &C. s,ra o., u. .. Rae. \ e., ruls; Wm.
4 Ru.t ~r.r'h PARE, ID. =. Npyrs. NORWAY;
o.. NrvrtI * e.. B.rA6eli, W. : Chase y
e.. pNbsiI. =. :. Jh,rlier api e. = -. VI.
Mason ReihrI ali b.. dealer. yyvr,wherc. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

cUCRIrF's S,LE.-oNroEr. S.; October
> l2h, \ u. iSiq. T,S~h up cN.c'tti,u and
sin D. spi b, prhlr anrtipn o. The highest hii.
Der 90 W-,iur.i,,, the tsrli,.th,ri j,y II No.
v,mls.r hrNt. IT ono O'Clock. T.. VI. AZ the Nor.
riu iluu.-. ir DiNhsli Nlhgr, unir.. previously
redeem ~, 40 the right in equity Which Ssmurl
Rnlcfs has, the The twelfth IA, ct October, To
fr,rm CERTAIN piece or pace IT real r.htc ~.
uitrd 90 DiNhsld, in sad tuunN It Oxford, aud
iring che .tmr pr'inIsrs described in a nor gage
lssi from sad Rrgyr. Co jhtfiss u. B,uihb ',
dated Apul 7,h, \. u. i,jS, and rrrorhci With
ONori Records. Ju,r - \, - l~i9, and are
thy same premise. ppv uerupiri D., saiI Rogers.
D JOlIN JACKSON, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

S,TRAY SHEEP. Come into the enclosure
- the suh.crii,.r. 90 90 lls,ut he 9Th II Octo.
l.r - sheep, bearing tie iullpWing marks;
3-isn ear cropped, hoe he right.
lT-Right eAf rrupqvd aud hoi ~ same.
7-lIght car cuppci.
The oNuer !. herrb, requested o. prove proper
~, paw chir.c,. aud take thr same away.
PRESTON ROBINSON.
Pari., Oct. N, 1859. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

SIR. Leslie. the su,errri,iug young man
who svindl,d a platoon Of girls by hiring
them a. teachers an leaving them suddenly
10 New York. az the same time attempting
to steal their baggage, was scntenend IN
Philadelphia. on the 2O,h, to three years
hard labor in the PcniIentiary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

TRUsTEE SALE. by virtue Of a Deed OF
i Tm., from David Hart of Salem, IN the Com
moawealh Of Massachusetts,, ] shall proeed to
.ei by public auction to the highest bidd"r' on
Wrdnesiay. the 18th dsy 81 Oc'ol'er, inst, nj 10
o'clek A. NJ, at Chandler's Tavern on bethel
IIl, the following lots and parts Of lots OF hnd,
I,ing in the town at Mason aud Dalchelder's
Grant, being the same land conveyed by John Hart
10 David Hart. by a mortgage. dated Sept. 9th,
1851, recorded in ONiord Registry, book 81 page.
pa aud 2i5, the sans having been ioreclosed
anil recorded ~ Oxford Registry, book 80. prge
I63, 10 wit; lot No. n, IN 1t division, % Of
so in lst division, about = acres Of lot No. ] IN
~ range. "a part Of No. In 81 range, lots No.
~, ~, -, %, 81 aud 81, also bot. No. !, 2. 3.
1. 5 and In T.. Range % of lots No. 20, 70 aud
80 10 the town Of Masoni also bots No. ] IN u,
in Is, in 10, l2 Of 2 IN II aud IL Of 2 IN 18th
range, also No. 20, ~, IS and % oi No. II and
20 IN Bs,rheller's Grant, also, At same time and
place, about eighteen ,housand Of Bricks now ina
chimney, staining on lat No. 10 said town Of
Mason. JOHN r. DURNIIAM, Trustee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

The Mechanics Far. Portland. !. now
open. We learn TIA, above eleven hundred
entries have alrgaly been made, and that
the exhibition L. one OF great interest. Ii
~,ll remain open several weeks, probably
until the Great Eastern comes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

H,vr rot Tr Dr.FUsn the Asthma ?
the liver complaint, Or General Debility
does your food distress YOU? DO You su''
fer IRON nervous irritation or ovEai' Take
the O1ysynatcd Biiier- which cures all
these.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

The people Of iho Southern counties OF
California have given a large majority IN
favor Of SEPARATION from Che rest OF the
State, and Of the erection Of themselves into
. new Territory to Be called Colorado.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
|,u,Rni,N'S SALE. Pur.na, tn I,crn.e

uNRDiiN'S SALE. Pm.pat 4, licrn.c
VI irpm the llun. Thpnis II. BspSn. ledge ol
Probate Or the CnpnN Of ON1ul, shlll cell hy
t,ihl,r auciibn unlrs. pfr,iuusiy disposed II h,
pfi,ais .alr. up saturday the ufh d,y 81 Nsycn.
l-r. Isjq NJ p'cl,-A, T.. VI, IT IN store 81 Ia.
=, JesgIl in Wo,lsipc., part oral the real -.
tate ct which l.ofraIt \. AMI Chade. u. Pack
ari. minor heirs Ut ll-nry ~ Packard late NJ
Woodstock n .pii cullt,, deceased. are .r,tri
anil possessed. a. Wit3 l.1t Ne. 20, containing %
scrr.. m,rr Cd, BE-. anl part ct l.,l We. ~, COZ.
,iu,ny % ccrr. more ~ les ADJ ,ing ~ the vest
plr IT NuplsiucG, ALDEN CHASE,
Sent. - ISjg. Garital 81 sitl hcirs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

or cosTs in Criminal Pros.

| C,TATRMENT or COSTS in Criminal Pros.
- ecuiipas, IN Oxford Coanty, allowed by the
Go. Commissioner. Court, Sept. Tern, 1889. A.
certified 10 me by the Clerk Of aid Court.
State W. George W. Whiusmor, eio
Originated before and allowed by
John VI. Eusiis, Magistrate.
State W. J. \. French, lIa
Originated before anh allowed by
John VI. Ensii., Magistrate.
State W. Harrison Harvey. 52s
Originated befre and allowed by
Ish,c n. stanley, Magistrate.
State ". George Howe, HlI
Originated b-io,c and allowed by
4. l.. Borb,nk Magistrate.
State ". persons unknowR--eireh warrant, - y
Originated byfore and allowed by
Samasl r. Gib.on. Magistrate.
State W. Dinicl W. Widbur, II 20
Oigiasic,l before aud allowed by
Samuel =. Gibson, Magistrate.
state ". Fireman Goodaow, III 6s
Originate before and allowed by
Samusl .. Uih.on, Magistrate.
State W. J. H. L,ulehsl, e2s
Originate lcforr and allowed by
SAMUEL =. Gib'on, Magistrate.
State v. Aliison i.hkin, ~ "
Originated before and allowed by
ID. 4. Siowcll, Magistrate.
State W. Allis,n lnfkin, L. -
Originated before and allowed by
-. 4. SloNcll. Magistrate.
State ". Rch,ri Smith. lomitted IRON 'js), 6S
John Jackson. Oiliccr.
State ". l.. u. Msiblr, 593
John Jackson, O6iccr.
State ". Thps. J. Cox, JIG
John Jackson, Oticcr.
State W. Joseph Pcnley. IL
Originated hef,rr an alnwel by
Ilcn, ll,wkia,, Magistrate.
State ". Sclinl Williams, $40
Originated l-l1fc AM allowed by
A n knlpp, Magistrate.
JOSEPH BhRROWS. Treasurer.
TKIhsuRT oTrIcs. rAEIs,)
October I, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

A Smiors QrrsrioV. The Richmond
Enquirer want. % know II the hopeles'ly
Black Republican States are to eOn'rol the
nomination Cor President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
(,uNUDI,N's SUE II, ,itoc IA IIcrn'

GUARDIANS SALE. u, virtue Il license
VI irum tIs llIn. JUICE ~ r.olstr ior the
Count, 90. O,pri, the uni-r.ign.d, Guardian oi
J"ho :, Shurled. m,0pr child ani heir II Mol.
phu. Siutlea. late 1T DNfpri. drcr'srl, will s~ll
b, puhlo auction, on ,hr prcmisrs, on Wrdnrs.
Ia, The second IA, IT Novrnhrr neat, q, o'chcs
T.. VI. al ihr interest 1T his I'D ward ~ the
homestead II he late father. ~ti homestead,
situated ~ ONf,ni. will b. .1id .hjsr a. the Nd.
oN' right ~ ipvrr thcrrin, ani consists of the
homestead lru. timber lui. pasture bi, ani a
small tact hupvl a. the Jun ht,-sa,i lpts w..
ing neat o. and l-ins u.el IN connection With said
humcltrad iatm.
JACOB PARSONS.
August %. 1859. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
iNERICiN \ FOREIGN PiTENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents!


iugioH, uader me acl Of 1857.
20 state ST, opposite Kilby 81, Boston.
A TrER an extensive practice Of upward. Il
y tweut years, CInliuurs o. secure patcnls "a
The United State; anil ai.p in Great Bulin,
Frame and other furcigu cuintr,cs. Caveats,
Specifications, Assignments, All all papers or
Dawiuss &c Patent. execute on liberal Terms,
ani With dr.p,ich. Gc.safchr. made iuto Amer-
lean or Fbrrign works, a. determine the validity
or utlit, ~ rairuts or lnycnt,D0s-and kgal or
other advice reujsrci IN ~ matters 'ou-hiag the
same. Cppis- OF the claims o. any Patents ur.
ni.hci b, RENTING one dolAr Assignments re-
cor,lri At Washington.
This sgrncy j. not only the largest in New
England, bat through It iu,culprs have aivinta.
90 t,r securing patents or asret,siniug The pat
eniahilitN 1T inycniiDns, unsurpassed hy, II MT
i,u,..a,.ataLl, superior to. an, ~h,ch eau b. 81.
erred them elsewhere. The testimonials below
given Prove that none y MORE SUCCESSFUL
At THE PATENT OFFICE than the .ub.cri-
b., , ani ~. SUCCESS H. THE best PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES ANp ABILITY, h. vould
"a that be- has abundant reason 10 believe, AID
can prove that at ~ Other office 1T The kind are
che chltcrs "r professional services 80 moderate.
The immrnfe practice 81 the subscriber during
tNsnt, wear. past has enabled him g. accumulate
a vast rolc,tiunof specifications aud official deci.-
,on. relative 10 p,ienls. Thee, besides biz eN-
t.n.iye l,bra, Of egtl and mechipical woIks and
toll sccuunt. of Patents granted Ia The Unued
States aud EutoJ~. Ten ler hin able, lc,onl que.-
tion, o. odcr superior facilities Zoe obtaining pat
eats.
Al necessity ola journcy toWa,hington to pro.
cure patent aud the usual great de Ia, there, are
saved iaNealors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
House fol-. Sale.

,li THE subscriber offers Cor sale
ssf<%st.A i he story and half house.
81 Sis-sJ - situated oi Lincoln street, Paris
- - - ilill, together with the hnd,
IA Of an acre, on which il stands. The house -
% b, IS, wi,h III. 10 by "a, with good cellar un-
der wa,n part. There IL good well Of 'olt VA.
,.r. vii be- sold at a reasonable price " applied
for soon. For particulars inquire Of
rs EMERSON COLBUliN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

IN all the lcading branches of mlnulacluring IN.
du.tr,. the great practical superi irity Of Sing
ef's Sewing Machine !. fact established b-yond
dispute. Ne iaiIar. Shoe manufacturer, clo,her.
se,ustrr... drcss. maker, saddler, cartage'trim
mer, hat manufacturer, Sc, can afford To do
"A ithnut them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

The Governor and Council Of Maine have
appointed Thursday, Nov. 9th. as day OF
Public Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
CnERFr's sNLE. OI,oEp. 49, sep.,m.

S,IlERIFF'S SALE. OI'oEp. So Sep,m.
- t-r IIh. \. ID. 1859. Taken on execution
anl will b. -'ll b, pi'.,c an'lipa T. the highest
bildrr,pp Mlnliy ihs tw~ptN .f,lith diy u Dctp.
l,-r n,Nt. At pn. o'rl,fk T.. VI. ~ the oth-. Il
k,mh,l J. lDfni ne PARIS in nii C,unt,. AT the
right in eIpii, which John W k-niill hal on
the lwcrt, 9Th iN ofJuly \ ID. 1889, shea the
same va. attached oa the sinil writ, u fr,lrcm
sccriiin Do cot parcel ct h1i with housc anl
su,h'. thrfr,l situated 90 thr village of l.'ckr's
MiUs iu AL Cu,i, ul ONpri, hsing the prrm.
i.c lrsl, r-bpiel by all krnlill, AL contain.
iug ab,nl sNiren .varr upl.--ip b, spld subject
toamIu.lgr {, Cthi1 Cm-Nrr
J. I. CLNRk. Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

7 OsT-A note Of had dated sometime 10 April
1851. gven to the subscriber by liba
Darkee. for the payment Of 6hy-ni"e dollars and
some cents on demand. Al persons are hereby
cautioned against bu,ing ssid note as the payment
ha. been ,,spped. PETER BENNETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
TO DYSPuPTI,S

AnI 40 uhl .udsr che t.rur.. which mi. di'.
ease ipd,.t. 10 one huu DO aap,hrr of 30. VARIOUS
phase, elrr y1ar.cf p,Hn'nsniI, auI 'peci'', by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

TNECUTOR's SALE. ~ virtue 81 lioen'e
Il, hom the Hoo. Judgc Il Probate io' the couh-
Z, 81 Oxfrd, the sub-cfibers, executors o, 'hs
Ia, viii and testament II Phinehas Morse l,ie OF
Paris. "a .ail county, viii eel. ~ private safe, on
"Wednesday the tveuty-thiri day 81 Ne,eno'' I;
next. At one O'Clock T. VI, at the late Residence o'
the deceased. a esuain tract o. parcel 81 hna'
with the huillins. th~rron, situated ~ faIs' "
~ the same tam tofmefly oocupi'd ~ ~, h'"
AL \. Han. and cunve,ed by them 10 !. More,
o.,.i., ss,b. ls55. ANN ID. MORSE,
a., ~ isy9. ELISHA MORSE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21

Such NJ Ayrr'- Sar.ipuilh, Ayers Cherry Fec
toral. Ayer's C,thlriic Pills, Wright's indian
vrse,able Pitt, Kennedy Medical Discovery,
Dt. CLARK. Poieni Cherry syrup, Down's Hal.
,amic Elixir, Weeks Magic Compound. Davis
pain KiIer, L,ngley's Btters, Clark Biuers,
Ti.k'. Pou Wine Bitiers. llrown's Troches, 1T
wells litter, Castor Oh, Olive Oil, Camphor
Gum, Byan's Pnlmonio Wars, Hair Dye, VII.
ler'. Conli,ion Powders for hor.es, Burnru's Coz
colins f,s the hair. iiurneit'. Wash Tor remoVing
tau add frcckles. 81 Aiso the Celebrated Russia
Salyr, Do. Gtsndin'. ENcelsior S,lse. lniian Nd
he.ive salve. fly PAPER aud strychainr for MI
i,n, Flee, BIG. and IIe,rs. Dr. MirshalF. Ga.
tsrrh snua, With lots ofSilAvING 4 TOILET
soar. Frcnch Pcrfamey, L,oo's kaih'ifon,
spahin.'s Rosemary, Cologne, by the Quart or
L.-. Pure BEARS OIL by the Quart or less,
Wood. Hair Restorative. o'l' AL Essences OF
f,srgsmot. I.emon. ChcckerlsrN, PepP"r'n'ni'
Sr., Gatn Arabic, SpnAgrs Sc.
The above rep's have ls.n purchased i5r cash
down, AMI will - .pld At
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-21
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

I. ONLY a f,ir average OF the actual profit from the
u.e of each Que Of these machines, and or confirm.
alton this truth, We rser 10 ANY one Of the thou
sands IT persons who use then. They are adapt.
eli 10 ever, soft Of work. fine OF coarse, upon ,k,
cotton. linen aud woolen fabrics, alec light AMI
heavy lca,her. They never fiil to give salislie-
tion
To m-.i the growing demaad ior a smaller snl
more elegant machine inr private AMI household
rurposes, We have just produced aud ATE ready 90
receive orders Tor Singers