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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15
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For the Democrat.
Where is the Warden 7

Mn. EDITOR: To sit down and strap on
snow shoes. and shoulder knapsack, and
start for a deer, is matter.of.iact undcrta-
king. But to have one come into the midst
OF a group Of men and boys, at this " loaf
ing season." when people ars literally dy-
Ing for something to turn up (or' per-
hars, more briefly expressed in that very
common phrase, are "hrirt hay and graD, y
Is very different thing.
esquire Jim'." doOr-yard was entered
last Tuesday by as fine deer rs ever ran.
Three minute. more and every dog that
could scent lrds scnt--on the track. 4 few
minutes and they ",recd" him-ln the mill
pond. Fifteen minutes more and every man
who owned gun, shouldercd il, and fear.
fol responsibility with it. Old men went
to the miII.pond. Young men wen, to the
Boys went to the mill.Pond.
Boys GU, OF school, boys "ous OF Sorts
boys out Of breath. boys ou,-ai the el6o'es.
went to the mill.pond and ''puriy much
went To the mlll-pond. Every
body hollcred. everybody stared, and every.
body asked questions. Bum bye" the
Z" cri,ter" was discovered. and OF went
guns and dogs; and probably every square
inch Of the mill-pOnd (aloresaii, to wit,
viz y was shit" by slugs and "sich like;"
but it is very confidently believed that the
"feller with the buck shot shot the buck.
The exac, dimensions Of the animal I cannot
give, altho' Byah-Bihh who has been
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15
Utah

\ Corresponjcnt o, the San Fnusi.co
E,ynins Bulle,iu gives tie following items
Of M0rmon rews.
Brigham Young has not he,u seen oct
halfa daen time, during tie h,t SIX
Dontl.-.pr5babIy not feeling safe. aud
fearing o. meet the fate OF his Predecessor,
- smith, - bot from hi. own people. q"
Il i 'ail that be j. preparing 60 depart Tor
unknown regions. where he can ENJOY his
freedom aud recruit hi. health, which b.
said 10 be declining Il i. al-o currently
rumorcl that several Of the leading men
are about o. apo.tatire and preparing to
leave. via: llcrb,r Kiulall's s1n William.
Fcnimore Little. Brigham's risht.hand
man, and ClAudius Spencer. THIS is eaus-
an. considerable excitement.
II also said that a nurber Of other, are
collecting money from tho brethren and
sister, o.iensihly with the view Of going
East and buying goods, Sc.-an easy way
Of raising the wind, and IT successful, de-
pend upon it, this valley will never see ihem
again.
Il is stated, also that William Rimhalls
third wife shO, at his frs,. and. on b., in.
terlerine. she told him be would set served
in the same way II be did 40, Ike H.. lie
has since sen; her oG. As well as the o,bcr.,
and retains only the fr,i one, in couse-
quenes o. which, together with the ab0V,,
he had row with hi. father H,r5er.
An attempt TO asslssiuaie Gsutile Wa
made few nights since bu, fortunately,
the kbiis only grazoI tie SKIN beneath BIZ,
shiri-bosom.
We shall have plenty Of excitement here
shortly. shen The bu,..uhackyr. begin 70
arrive with thc,r trains The gambler,
aud the Mormon police always 20 armed
with pistol and knile. eIp,et every day
10 hear Of shooting Affair or two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

Mrs. Potter. an old lady, her two sons,
aged 10 and IS, and a grand-child aged 10
years were burned with their house in Lee,
Wednesday. They probably sudocated, as
they made no struggle. Another son saved
himself by jumping from the attic window.
They were the only occupants Of the house.
The Courier says that, Marshall Potter,
tho son who escaped has been arrested. and
coufesses to having murdered the whole
family. After robbins the bodies, no set
fire to the house and aed. lie was arrested
at st Stephens, n. b. One Of the bodies
had the skull broken. Potter says that he
murdered them with single maui. be-
cause they threatened to turn him out Of
the house. lie has been taken to Bangor
for trial. lie has served one term in States
Prison, for robbery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The work on the Capitol, Nr lack Of
saikeisn, appropriations, will shortly be
suspended, and the wOrkinen discharged"
Washington Paper.
Washington has Away. been noted for
it, immense de-, n. and imperfect results,
bat the contrast was never more striking
than now. The Capitol is MAJESTIC P,Ie
Of nArble, bat i, Is LETT unfinished. IL is
suruounted by the mos; magnificent douo
in tAs world, or would be, IL the said d0me
was not lett unfinished. In from, o. IL,
stretches away, Tor mile. a broad sz.
szpan.s VI unfinished parks, surrounded by
unfinished ieBcss shaded by unfinished
groves. and travcrssd by unfinished drives
and walks. IL the midst Of these stand.
the Smithsonian Institution, picturesque,
but still unfinished. Beyond that. rises
the tallesi monument IN the world or rath-
er should rise. i0r the u0rsmcn lslt OF half
way Up, aud u remains unfinished. To
the right. stands the lous white colonade OF
the Treasury. lsit unfinished. Farther GA
is . magnificent marble structure for the
General P0st Ofcc. but it Is unfinished.
Covering the whole next block Is another
Tor the Patent Ohce likewise unfinished.
In all directions. from these central short.
eominss, radiaie miles Of unfinished streets
halt waved. half lighted. halt numbered.
and not half drained. giving access to rows
of houses, that for the most part, are no,
only not finished. but not even begun.
ALBANY Journal.
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Lot Al AGENTS.
The Past and the PIeseat--Seventy.Six
and Finy.Six--The Republican Party
a Party OF Principle


Party Of Principle
Political pariic. age oOen,imcs the crca.
turr, of circumstances. Causes produce
effects. " and this old maxim &. ,rac, when
applied To- the rise and fall Of Poliuo'l or.
CARNATIONS. Partic, are honest or corrupt
ju,t in proportion a. they are labar,us Tor a
good or bad purpose. In order To under
stand u which class a party belongs, it,
principles and platform mus, fret be exam.
incl. and then IT, acts should e weighed
AMI brought to the test ot truth aud con.
s.',ncy.
TIE present Republican party, as a dis.
tine, organization, Is in the hey.day Of
youth" Only lew yca,. have passed by
.,nc, Q, assumed It. preseu, position. Yet,
after all. 1, is no, - nas party. It, vital
principles aud idea. we're cuuucia,ed as l,n:
aso a. when these ,birty.,hrcc sovereign
State, were tut thirteen dependent, colonies
The old continental Congress was a R'ylli.
con Congress. It. members were imbuod
Win Toe very 'A''e u'''''',' '"'' nov maze
up the suh.triium upon which the Repub-
N'-n parry '''"' in''e doctrines ",'' 'n'
eorporl,ei into the Dcclanilon OF lndeTen.
dense' IL was 'hs'e doctrines SI. nr'd UP IN
''s la"''''' '''''u u A''''> '''"''' '"I'
''n'el nun 10 "'''' ''' '''' 'D''',''"', !,
W'rl'' "U''s ~ nary or gre "' ',a''
l'' warriors ana s'se' OF 'ne 's'''u''On
were h'IA'''a"'' lHe '0'mA''o" '' '"e
Eepno'''An parry OF '"' '''sn' Jay ! '1'
the revival o' tue S'1"d anu '"''''h' 'I'N
cherished oy 'he "''''' '' ~. !" l'''u
anu uum'''"NA''e terms u'i '"' ''''''' "
The republic shade" ior'h The great "a'n'
that must govern Ire" le'p'' IN 'n''r p-
Ii'icA' acton In'y '''' upon r''''d 10 ''''
'rr' %! sunlight The grand charter oi merry.
IHry' too 'eit '"eF solemn warnings 'Du
aim'n''on'' against a departure 'fV~ 'oe
principles OIL eternal u1'h ana Ju'hee'
We challenge in'e''s''''h' we ca"
upon The 'Ner''l' % 'o''''e ana compare
the doctrines OF the Declaration % indegcn'
deuce With those promulgated by the he
Puoli'an party OF TIE present. day me
great secret OF the "onlr''u' success "'',"
hA' attended Tue oie'A'''n' '' 'n' NJ ''''
eau party OF TIE present. Jay ! ''u'' !" !"
bold anu unu'ne"'uS "''o,A'! VI P'Pu'',
rights ana 'ss'ern FeS''a TOT ll'n''P'eA anu
justice. The reason Why The Republican
party ia party OF principle i found nam
~ in the fact that 10 avery great extent u
i made up Of hoH'R men. Mud this Is
easily accounted for Tue old ~h's party
had IN us ranks many patriotic men, LUIS
class Jo'ned the H'Pao''eA" oFsin''a'on'
while the 'po'' men ana h"nNer' "'"H 4"
i'"r oE' P'a.'' INTO the arms OF p'O'''a'e'
~ democracy Ia the democratic party
too, were found host Of honest hearted
well meaning men, who, following out their
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

rrrms.-Ous Dollar sed rihy csui. per year,
IL Apv.ScTi Two Dollar. At the eud "f ,he
yea'.
CLuHuISG. To accommodate suci ssare wi
ling 70 all ~ eSiending the circulation Of home
psrsr. ~hcrr the moasy accompanies the "tdcr,
~ vii ssul
10 10 cOP,e'' f'f On. 'ea'' 'of s ~ 20
rF-S. u. Nmrs. No. I Scslisy'. Battling.
Cost ~trcst. Busiru, u authorized 10 rrcrise al
ys,i,.ru,uis or THE Tspst, IT che ss'rc ra',s "
guitrd b. -.
Ey-S. N. PTrrTSGiLL 4 Co.. 10 State ST.,
na-ion, and 10 Nassau ST., New No,k, are or
suthu5iIsd agruts &c ptoCuTing subscriptions aas
iofSafdirg advrfii-cu-nt-.
ESy-Pa,meut fT ~ Advertisement. y he'll 90 be-
dee ifosi The dsis ofthe first ,nseu'ua.
- Cosfmunicstiuns shoald L. directed g.
" 1hs ONinrd Dcmocr.i," Paris. Ne.
BOOK aud job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

Europe. The steamer City Of Baltimore
has arrived since our las, issue. bat has
little important news.
In England the ministry were beaten on
tho reform bill, and i, was expected that
they would 80 out.
Is is impossible to gather much knowI.
edge as 10 the actual condition Of the pcnce
and war question, from III, conlictory re-
ports. Tho opinion is prevalent that Va.
poleon is preparing for war To give proper
direction to his diplomatic matters, which
accomplished, the storm will blow over
Austria will not relinquish any Of her
Italian territory, or her right Of rcyer'iln
in Tuscany and Modcna.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

4 correspondent Of the New Bedford Stan.
dari hailiug from down East" gets %
the following wise paragraph. Hold on,
Mr.. "w. NJ" You may ye, find on, that
you are only 'r,'s in your own conceit
The Portland people are expecting the
his steamer sometime IN the current year.
You are aware that \ wharf has been hullt
and other necessary "siabling' prepared 10
put her up when she arrives IL used 10 be
taught 90 ingenious and innocent youth
that certain events would iranspirc when
1" two odd Sundays came together The
steamer may be reasonably expected when
tina, epoch IA time occurs
Estate Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

MAPLE SYRUP. Among the pleasanie's
duties which fall to our lot, Is tie acknoWl.
edsment u the kindness Of our readers in
furnishing US with choice articles OF home
production. Our thanks are due Mr. ).
p. MAXIM Tor specimen OF Maple Syrup OF
che pure.t and sweetest quality. though
perhaps not 80 highly appreciated AZ tho
sam PIE VIC tasted under more favorable cir
cumstances.
We are also Indebted to an honorod rcla-
tiye,-whose tokens Of remembrance IL all
acknowledged, would leave few weekswith-
out ,ribute,-ror generous supply OF de-
liclous syrup. 1t had the additional sweet
ness Of home associations.
Each Of ,be donors will please accept our
warmest thanks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

there - Bijah who las been TO "wili
River " and "sayed NIL night "-aid 10
wa. "as big rs n two.year.old yoarLag-
colt :" hu, think the young man wa. eI.
cited for colt Of that age must have a,, :
Well. the fun !. done - !. the deer - an
l. Yours, indefinitely. Not
P.S. Since the above was written,
learn that Johns "yaller dog" brought
down another tho same day Poor. dear
creatures. Their fate furnishes " food
for r,f,eciion."
They .Ay that Lowell IL NOTED for being
"down" on strangers
Lowell. April 9th, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

Mr. Elnaihan Fisher OF Turner, Ne. wis
killed by the discharge Of a gun held IN h.'
own hands, on Monday u last week. lie
had left his house hut q few moments be-
fore with gun loaded with shot. ani some
Of tho family hearing the discharge Of the
gun. anI groans. ran TO the door, and found
him in the agonies Of death, Tho whole
charge struck him in the breast and passed
through his body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The Norway Advertiser learns that tho
dwelling house. barn. and other builiins'
Of Mr.. Oliver Nelson of Waterford, ,.ssrs
consumed by ERE on Monday night Of h';
week, together with twelve or fourteen tons
Of hay, one wagon and sleigh, farming
tool. &c. The house and furniture, th,
latter Of which was mostly destroyed, wcra
insured for 500. Tbs total los, i, s.ima.
ted at $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The aggregate Of County taxes Tor 1889
i. sc2l. lOO-assessed as follows Andre
s.ose;s. 10000; ArOos,ook, $4,000 ,
.Cumbsrland. SIS, 600 Franklin, 5000 ,
Hancock. $500; Ksnnebec, S22,6OO
Lincoln. sl2 900: Oxford. Sll 600; Pc
nohscu,. S2T0do; Pi.cAtaquis. $4,000
Somerset. $500 sayadahoe, $4,000
Wsido. 5000. Washington. $4,000
York. S25, 800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The Sicklestrial !. still in progress. Tie
witnesses for the deienci are not all exam
incd Sickles' counsel are endcayorins %
show tina, be was in a condition OF .rusy
from the discovery OF the gull, OF hl' vic
unit! the death Of her paramour. SyuIa-
thy is all on the side OF Sickles, who will
be acquitted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The Tady's Book Tor March and April
has been received and We are happy 10 sly
tina, this truly American Magazine 'u'iains
it. dcs.rvedly high character. The lIlu"
trauon. in these numbers are numerous and
useful and the letter pres affords the usual
variety and entertainment. Cooley. like tho
sun, never goes backward. H., motto IS
" excelsior !" and hls efforts Away. accord
with his motto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

the next House, making a gain Of two from
the las, Congress. They also elected their
Governor, and good round majority In the
State Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

COMPLIMENTARY CoNcERr. We learn that
Miss Harrie, Canine, has accepted the COM
plimentary concert rendered to her, and
designated Monday evening, May "a. as the
time when il will take place.
IDaily Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The Gazette says that the Bridge At Iiy'
ermore Falls Is now nearly completed. IL
was opened for travel to the public On Wed.
aesday last. II is to DO free until the rad
is built on the east eide Of the river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

The Piscataquis Observer, notices the
arrival Of Mr.. Bell Of Stoneham. at Dover,
eight days out,-all well.--bound for
AroOstook.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

DIR. ScauIsni VI wurtrburg who attended
the Empress Of EOesia at the birth OF her
las. child, has received for bis services
$4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-15

Mr.. William Rowe. Of Gorham, died sud-
denly, where lac was at work in the woods
in township No. 3, Oxford county, on Ffi.
day last.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-09-17
The richness Of her drss vas soly sufpsssed BY
her beauty. which needed aething from such scees-

The richness Of her drss uas lsnly suspaaed By
her beauty, which needed aething RON such soees-
Shocco now revcls in WHIST We have lsst; indsed
many Of our brightest staTR have, Nh - now, and
We have left only the memory Of their beauty.
Besides these fair creatures, there were = number
Of ladies' out Of costums al u whom looked radi-
ant and made themselves generally clishtful
There were also number Of men in and out Of
costume, among the former Of whom your humble
servant figured There vas the usual sp'inki'ns Of
highlander, Hunters Lanccrsl Paul PryS Sailors,
Mr.. Caudles, Highwaymcn, and Spanish l'n'ss> but.
really, never WAS enough Of an admifer ot mcn !"
describe their 'gcttings up" aud Il any Of my dssr
friends are ambitious gently suggest to them "Ihc
New York Ledger" and "Matri'nouial Advertise
mentS" Ver3um sap"
Well! Dear Sianddrl-you &c no doubt tired Of
this letter, so I'll not stop to describe 90 you the
splendid repast which the ltosptablc propvetors Of
the Atlantic set before ustowards the small hours
nor how We danced all night aud escorted our sweet.
hearts home BY TIE Sf'nGincd light Of the not.ycs
risen sun and the Aurora Borealis, nor what soft
things xc Sid on the way, nor how VIC didn't get
u TIL dinner time, nor how VIC returned that night
ard acted over the Of the prcccsins evening
IT, our own proper persons; hut will stop Z" tell
you 10 come down next summer and see inr your
self what nice place Beaufort is and bring with
you as many pretty girls Is you can.
Truly yours,
Beaufort, n. C.. Sept 9Th, 1859.
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