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the moastrous lnveations of Satan that God
Ewsaked at" =. 275.
Horrible Sentiments.

Horrible Sentiments.
"The oligarchs say we Cannot abolish slave
~ without infringing on the rights of property.
Again we tell them, we DO not recognize prop
erty in man" p. l23
AT IS for you to decide whether we are TO
have justice peacpaby o. by violence, for what
ever consequences may oow, we are deter
mined to have It one way or the other Do
you aspire to become The victims OF white-non
siave-hoding vengeance bv dav. and of barbar-
ous massacre BY the negroes at night? Srs,
you must emancipaie thsm-spsedlly emanci-
pate them, or we viii emancipate them for you"
pp 1913, I29.
Rcppbiicoaism and .45ottionism Syaongmous
'.Then we are an .fjoHhonist YsSi No,
merely fes-soiier, ont an ABOLITIONIST,
IN the fullest sense oftte term. We are not
only IN favor Of keeping slavery out Of thr
Territories, bat carry ing onr opposition 20 th,.
institution a step further, We here unheslaliug-
" declare oarspt in favor OF lis immedtate md
unconditional ABOLITION, IN cys,g Statr a
taj, Con {e4gocy, ,gters II noaO criSts" pp
%, 25.
"H.tberto as mere free-sollprs, yon approach
ei bat half way 70 the Iiae ot youc dutv now
for your own sakes and i7r Ours, and for thr
purpose Of per74ua,ing this glorious Repa1,ic
which yoar fathers and our fathers founded in
sep,+aarjai streams Of blood we ask you, IN all
seriousness, 70 organiz4 yourselves as one nm
under tho banners o! Liberty, and TO aid US in
erIsrm19a'iog slavery, which is the only ,hiag
that initiates agains, our complete a--raldize-
maat as a nafina.
"jn this extraordinary crisis Of affairs, 10 man
ca b" . true patriot without tiTst lacgmtag an
ABGLITIOEISF. "a trer-soilrr is only tad
pole IN an advanced state Of trans nso-mauoa :: an
Abo'lijonst the tlIl aaa perfectly developed
trg- y ?. ilG.
abolition is but another name for patriotism
and It's other special Synonyms, are generosity,
m2LHanlntv, reason, prndeace. wisdom, rr.i-
gion, progress, justice and humanity" =. lis.
40 connIyr at the p~rP-taa,ion Of slavery IS
to diso5@Y the commands oi Haven. Not 10 b.
an Abohtioast IS TO be- wji.fui and dia5olIcal
Instrument Of the devil. The South needs to
be free, lhe South SHALL BE- free" pp. 361.
3j9
"Onr motto, and would have yon - uo-
d-7stand it, is the .75oition Of Glrery aod tn
Prrpelua'on Of the American Union. Strs, yol
can neither f1l nor laliruidate rs; our purp5s,.
Is as firmly 6X-d as the -trrnal pillars ci H~av-
en W. have dp'ermlnei 10 abolish sav-~y, anC
so help Us God, abolish it We vii. p. 1856.
eve are drteraia-i 10 ,7,o'ish NigUerya at all
hazaris-in defiance Of all the opposition OF
Whatever nature, which i. Is possible for th~
s!ayeocrats 10 bring against Us. Or this hey
may take due notice, and govern themselves ac-
cordlngiY." p. 40.
"Oacr and forever, q, least as hT as this
caaatry is concerned, the Internal question Of
slavery must and shall a.. d.sa4Sp8 m - q, I1l
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY ON LiKEMlCE-
lGAN.
SINKING OF TIE STEAMER LADY eLcIN
OVER THREE HUNDRED LIVES LOST
CHICAGO, SEPr. 8

CHICAGO, SEPr. 8.
The steamer Lady EgiG was run INTO this
morning bv schooner Of Waukrgan, aud sunk
within twenty minutes after the collision took
place.
She had upward Of 800 nsfspngers aboard, in
Gliding several military ad6 fire companies.-
Only seventeen passengers have been saved as
far as known.
Col. Lumsden, OF the New Orl.ans Plea
g9ne, and family, are supposed 10 br among lhI
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HELPER gsOOR.
TIE Gue principles Of Black ReBnbIi-
CaniSn made Manifest.

Taat tte SirIy- Eight Btack Republican Mem
bers Of Congress .fpProved whea hsy .'Cor-
dtaiiy Lado,sed tie 0piniotS'' of Hinton
Koran H3psr.
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imeAis Of he Hi9sr EUgk. md yscgasm,e5ed
. lis circ4iafi0a
MAINE. J,ha n. Pl~k--.
/ Israel Wasa5arh, Jr., John Thompson.
/ freeman IL. Morse, C5as b. H5ar!,
/ Caas j. Gilmore, Frances Z. Sgirnrt
/ Stephen c. Foster, Sllas II Burrows.
( John n. Wood. O q 1I.ftss7n-
NEW HAMPSHIRE. J. W. Sherman.
I Mason 81. Tappan, NEW JERSEY.
James Pike. G.orse R. Rg5bin,
VERMONT. Isaiah 3. Chwsoa
Justin :. AI2Tr,n. Pexy.yrv.zl,
Homer E. Rpyce, William Stewart.
/ Ezekiel g. Walton. R1ber, &. Hall.
MASSACHUSETTS,. Samuel A. Purvi7ncs,
A0son BurICgamt, JOHN COF00G,
Calvin {. Chaff--, G. y. Grow.
Daniel W. G0och, culo
/ Henry L. Dawes, Joshua K, Gidd.nes,
Timothy DAVIS, Ei"aTd Wade,
Chaunc~y L. Knapp, JOAN SHERMAN,
James Buliiug,on. John 4. Riarha1n.
RHODE ISLAND. B-ni. Stanton,
Nathaniel B. Darf1a, G. d. Tempkins,
William d. Drayton, Philemon Bliss
MICHIGAN. Valentine B. Horton.
William A. Howard. Richard Mltt.
Henry Waldron. WISCONSIN.
DeWut c. L-acb. Holm F. Potter.
CovNECrICUr. C. c. Wash5arae,
Sydney Dean. INDIANA.
new YORK. SCHUYLER Co.lax,
Amos p. Granger, Cha, Cas-,
Edmond b. Morgan. David KI!rorc,
Wan. II. Kelsey, James Wilson.
George Palmer, ILLINOIS.
Edward DDdt, Owen Lovroy,
Samuel c. Andrews, En. K-lIorr,
Abraham b. Ola, L. B. Washburn,
uory s. Ponle J. T. Farnsworth.
R-u5rn L. F-nlon, DIVA.
Ambrose S. Murraf, SAMUEL Curliss,
Timothy DAVIS.
r, ,,;r.. ,ba r,,,,i,o .,,,, ,,,,.,,r.,I., - g.,
;,,no,. =, ~. ,lrl. ,,,,,I.,, ..r.., T.,,,,.,..-
C,l,is q, The S,ofb ,, y.a aon4od a f.,v .y,r,r,e
fr,,, ,aa 6,., ,t,,,o, ,i. -. ,.,t.l..,.i =,
I957 e.i.c,.d c,r.t.r,,. - 80. ,.,.,:,..,
f., h.cb NO, ,,-,,..... a.. -. - ..-,.- .t
ht,3..., -. - -...-..l--i
Eack RsontI,ran 5i.r6-rs of Cao-r-ss, Wan
win soca afacri,v ,!,,rdi,,.v Ttf..s.4 the O.
pInIgns OF Mr. H-l9er" and recommended ao
extensive circulation OF the Iuc-pdiarv d1cp-
na7f ,broughofr tie y,r,b-r, States
I new edition off54 ..l,ri.is, ba, -e.o iss1.f
recently f,r iba nres-rt National ~,o,..l so4
for The benefit of Mr. Lincoln. wafcb /, ,,o,il-
sr,bfy a.nsll,rat-d i, lone. ron, m t,r,n-r ..g,-
,i,g
The extracts Given b.lo,v--haqi,.. hsso
..Cordis!fy I6dors5d', by 69 nen5r.s II Con-
gress. cannot fail Of 4xhIbilino conclus,yeIr t.,
state n mind anoono, I'M. R.nnblicao i-st.r. o,
the ones,i5o of sl,,s-v tVh.n r1,. nt.a,anr.
Of such sentiments eI,c,fs suc5 -nnb3tic anoro-
val from the is,isrs of q ., criy II IS Iarosisl.
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EDISS0LUT10N
A> The subscribers under TIE
name and tIte OF Ferguson & ShIfsr, have this day
Q5Ih Aug. inst) dissolved BY mutual eonsent--
The business vii, be conducted by Msssrs. Fergu-
soa Line,
ADAM FERGUSON.
Ser 7th 80 SIMON L 'aHAFFR
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':rhe Impending Crisis OF The Souh"-a
work every where received and bqiledjg the
aloocatss Of free tabor as one OF the uos4 inr-
Pregnaoie demonstrations Of the Justice of their
cause, and OF vital importance % lis triumph,
andIo our National welI-5eiag. Were every ci-
tzrn in possession OF The facts embodied il that
book, we te-I confident that slavery would pace
fatty pass away, r5iiea Republican friau9a IN
1850 m9aLI be nloraLLg cerlaLa.
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daily expecting felnfofcemrnts, and he city
was nearly deserted, and business was at a
stand-sllI.
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Colerain in the Field.

The following letter descriptive of Demo
cratic Pole-ralsiag at Runsour5, will serve to
show the feeling Of the people in the present
contest.
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Tie Representatives, ,gao ENDORSED taSsn-
'insafs OF he Hipsr E0of, md yecgaasaded
MS cjrcy;gfj9a
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: = I 7|5 ! q . .
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C Who says tb!s U7on caano, endure per-
manenily half slave and half free? ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN.
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- Vernon! ana Name have gone Black
Republican all over, as they have done uniform
ly for TIE last SIX years.
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. Vote not as your interest, your passions,
or your prejudices dictate, bu! as your conscience
tells yon 10 do
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
4 rncnd IN Need Try n.

~. >u,.t. latIiihls Liaiusui .. prrraf,I from
ihr rs..r. Of d. Stsphro Svsci. uf CONNECTICUT
che sryl. h1r- setter, sni ha. been u.,d in he
pusi.gr Go the last t~rniy .sir With the mn't
a,taa..h.r. .a.J-... A. au external remedy % d.
vrihauI urli. ani ~iil alleviate pain moor
speedily f.aH luy olnsr preparation. -, al
EhraH.su. sfI Nervous Disorder. ,ti, trl, in.
h'.h.., ,HI rs curative ar s1rr.. woands.
Eru,.s.. g., DO. soothing. healing anil powerful
sira,tasH... properties, excite the IusI wondsr
s1a s.r....'ara' 81 40 Who have ever gi,eu IL
u.L o,.r faul hr,irsd certificate. 81 remarks.
90, oar,.. f.rIarmsd By Il within the h't two
yeIrs, a.... 10 far. tact.
-. Advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
Liver Complaint.

The l,,r. being the gr,atplriGin; organ. ar.
ret. ia if. Substance many rorbid pro luc,'. the
fertile .aulrss of disease. The Peruvian syrup
.tmu.5t.. th- Liver o. the performance d IN.
Functions, .5..sa. the evil. Of lad dig,,,,on and
,hu. ar'. ne thr same time Ia a restorative aud
preventive manner.
Boston. Oct. II. IsJs.
It-r So. VI, bu.ine.s bsiny hat Of al eagu,ver
in v.aI . .u iu1 20 confinement and iil.veHti lated
r,.,r,. on, lra'ih Gradually declined, when was
unslI, iau--r 90 prosecute my busioess.
A. fhis umr Vas sud,riug from prosirsi'"n.
extreme iu s,stian. and dsordeIed liver. Ny
usual wri- be vas l3j pounds, hut bad hocome 80
eiull .ste. chat I wrigh~l bat 100 pounds.
d. W., .st ! comaisnccd tsking the Peruvian
Syup,' arI almost imnlsdistsl, ielt 90 inhuence.
u che Caurss It -four moaths I useI four bottles.
w uci,ht th.s DAY u li9 pounds. ! have nrl'
ihei Liver Complaint not Indigestion bot am 10
peii-Ct Lsahh and good spirits.
JAMES MORSE,
No. ~ Piessant Street. CharsstoNn.
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roln ,nod,ne Or Rhc umn,i.m.

Ebrrn.n.n, o. often treated ly ont~arl arp'ira-
t.aa. al. .. ,1rr or rcIsi from the ,sr, &c, that
marr thla blIf oitbs ease, can h. Traced to
d,.r-pu. btIr. Tbi. cause, Rh,umati,m Of the
blood .I circulation. and Nervousness hila~s.
l.a,ll Rheumatic pain. ate generally oputnrd 60
che mu.0..lr o, bony parts. bet When !, passes
ifaui or Hft 81 che .,.ism o. the Other il then q.
Ehsur4f..u ofthe nerves. Therefore all eases
Il grusra. Ihsunati.m a., ssrtsss, and will L.
reached v..a che Tolu Anoj,ae. o. case. Of IA.
0,g,.iiob arr light Csthario p,ll (aithou, mcrcu-
nab tv... 90 thrice a uesA on going 10 bel. wi
as.i., tLe Aao,yne yer, much. This same h~
apple. st.h nearly cqnal force IN eases oi Partial
Psu,l,.... G.ut. snd - Tito. Dance. See adj
,srtlssm,al llI read lbc pamphlets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

F,TnER L,wEFNcE. From notice. IN
Zion's Advocate. We learn that Mr.. Law
renee wa. bot s. years Of age. lie wa. or.
dAinsd % the ministry in Sumner. in June,
ISIS, and continued their pastor tall March
ISIS, and has since then divided h. labors
bsiween North Paris and Bryant. Pond.
Wcqnoic iron ,ha, paper. the following
notice ol che funeral exercises.
"Rcy. w llu-lin. Of Sumner. lei the de-
vouons at the residence OF the deceased,
and al thc meeting house, Rev. c. Parker.
Of Hebron, preached the sermon, and Rev.
W. II. : Nrn,rss, Of PARIS. II 6. Wiley,
Coosrcaiionali.t.) Of sumner, G.. Brisg.,
(Mciholt.t,) Of North Paris, aud Rev. Mr.,
nayc., lrrc,win BAr,i't,) Of Paris. took
part ia t'e s,r,ice-.
Av,ry large congregation was in attend.
an,c, including six Baptist, three FrccwiIl
Baptist. oa, Courrsn,ionali,,, and one
Methods, minister"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Mr. VIM. ". Reed an esteemed and high.
~ respectable citizen Of Pennington, died Of
Small P1y. sunday morning last, 5,h. The
disease is prevailing quite extensively IN that
village, though mos, Of the eases are Of a
mild character.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Jesse d. Bright said at the Breckin-
ridge and Lane mass meeting at IndianaPo-
li-, on the 3lst ult, that he would stake
his reputation Tor all time to cone, that
"Ssphsn A. Douglas will no, e, an ,lseiO-
"a vote ia The United States"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Drawn Ir"v MoErurNE. On Sunday iih
iasi., Mr E.phalst Tucker % Peru prerar.
"a, o' Doe supposed, a glass Of cream tartar
water, and drank H. lie soon after i,,l to
sleep. and d, being found impossible to ava
ken bin, q physician was called, when II
was discovered tha, he bad mistaken the
bottles ami swallowed a large quantity OF
morphine. Il wa, discovered too late 10
savo bis l,is. Mr. Tucker was about 20
years %, age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Accounts % the great heat come from al
quarters. Bot Kansas j. It'll ahead. and a
letter from Manhattan o. July 70, saw.
"rhs thermometer day after Jay stood At
u3 d.sr.,, and one day Cor lew hour, It
ru.c O, l-i degrees on the north side OF the
hous' Boo i.e shade, We, there WIS but one
cas- 0i .rrs'rJke. and that wa, no, fatal
There !, always a wind IN this country,
which makes li bcarable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Pretty Girls, and those who wan, to
look pretty, Use Rediins's Russia Sllvc 10
remove tan. ircekles, etc. Il i also an in.
iaIhblc remedy tor cuts, burns, scald..
eOrn., fclou. aud rartive diseases generally.
Sold at Oh place. for - cents a box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
DR.. MatlisOn'S Remedial Institute,
FOR SPECIAL. DISEASES.

W. - Uaioa Strut. P,oridsaes. n. L.
Thi. sp,uiaiy embraces all diseases Of a iH-
ate nature both of Mrn and Women. Con.nlia-
iaiioa, by Hitter OF oiherSise. are 'iudiy ooHh-
d,aiiai. aud medicine. will L. cent by e,p".'
secure from observation, TO al part. OF the coon
iv Alec. accommodations forr patients ir"m
abroad. wishing Tor secure and private retreat.
AMI yo,,d care, until restored 10 health. Ia,
us,i .aisulis4 r,Irsaes' asd t,'iingaliis ,ent by
mail. Addrr.. with 'tampl Dr. \. III. NATL
soS, a. abo,c. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Perry Davis Pain Killer j. a very valaa.
be article, aud one tha, il would Be well
ior every householder to have at hand. in
case Of bruises, scllis. burns. diarrhea, dTs-
EMERY, cholera, lever and agus, and the
host Of diseases. external and internal,
which il Is adapted to cure or alleviate.
lSAlem Observer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17
LOOK HERE!
Farm fer Sale.

WILL he soli cheap a., each, tlr arin h'.
w netl, osp,d q, S,H1n fuHpug. sad
hrm d. siiu,iri IN The iuv1 oi hfrro"'',d' mar
Greens .ul CITY, 90 called, Uhrrr ihrrr b. 'lnrs
anL Pet Oiiirr. u q. situated vifhiH about u
or . mite ~ . Gri.t mili, 1lp.saui, l.aih sol
Shiuss Machines, and about iHIr i1l nhc'hal
mile. irpn Wet r,fi' RAILROAD >r'tH'.
sad farm coniain. al-ut 200 acres OF ""a' "
r.Il o,trrrI, anil suit,bl, divided inlo psslurg-
mowins and u!l-sc. - cool .u,l lnA 'cf' pro-
iurtiss.
There d. a g,pi orchard, house. ani good
L,so: ,l., a n.yrf.iiilIrg veil 81 Watrf.
~, further pauisul,r. iH1uirr 90 ODE .nlsenher
oo An. p,rm,.... BEN. q. FARMER.
Gu,lso,d, Apfil ~, lsbl. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

At the recent commencement at llar,ari,
the degree Of Bachelor OF Laws was confer
Ted upon SIXTY seven candidates Of whom
the following are from Maine William
llosard Fgssendcn, Portland Henry Hyde
smith, Cornish; John Guiden Stetsou.
Newcastle. John Steven, Walker. Frye
burg George Ralph Williamson, Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

The vr,ur-ali.i picnic TO Portland, on
Tuesday i' 'Tokcn Of ~ very successful
AFFAIR. ITO severe rain kcr, many back
from oEnr! Couuiy but large number.
were V---.rt from other sections. Passen.
s,r' report lir weather after reaching Ne.
char.r i..', and met little Pain during the
DAY, ur', ilsy reached that place a, night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Itiss'at.I that on Friday evening last, a
severe nll storm passed over the town of
Fyo,ur.. stones were picked mp, that
were q. large asa mans f.,. Fortunately
there 80. Oh wind 50 that the crops escaped
serious damage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

Chr..r. ps4vnr, CO., Pa, July ~. 1859
TH' ~,rnNIrtrU, made B., ihe r,ns,, l,aaih
>at NHH"ariur,ug Compau,. have u.-i d,
con.tanf.s rm, tmik nni priu,,us Office, ever
sine. .f' a..f utr,iu,t,oa Co the pabl,,, anJ 6nl
ita1 ir,a11..r Article 6rtheruTo.s. inteaasi.
inlss', I .. Hrt La5~ hos ve oaaiI vel get
a'5rs v..aHrt o.. Ner TrlI, Nouu.
Y. :. WALTER
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@. +. LEONARD, A. D., Principal.


BrH,mARD GscuEdTL, Teacher Of Masie.
By m Act ofthe Legislature, the Normal De.
n,r,n,rut ~ ~ H. op,n to hlty scholars, Who shal
have satisfied the cammiiie- that ~ two terms
The, viii have qualified thcnselvr. a. take charge
n /, p.biic school, and shall have PAID into the
,r,,.nr, one dalhf. ior gcnllemen, anl hty cenis
Zoe hd,es-ihs lnunsr h,siag the precedence m
the Fail anl the l'l,rr w the Spung term.
Iut AZ nf,i~r that the ad,sntsgvs II The school
NAV Unavailable To- al. durinr both terms, II NJ!
l.. lrcr II e,iu charge, 10 all the Academical
.,ndsnts " the required proficiency.
In IA. Nnun,i School. thorough Instruction. will
h. si,ra IN the comnoa Eaglish sttlirs. l.ec.
,u,,. upon education and the tesi methods 81
,r,chins. ~ill ~ gi,cn dir,ng the term, br the
p,incipsl. y, VI. Wrsion, the state Supsfinicn.
d,n,, ani others,
4 Teacher. Association will b. frmrd, f,r
discussing questions pertaining o. 'hr inie'r.is ~
Common Sahool.. 90 Whi~h isschrts MT hslong'
ing a. the srhool ave iaviisd 10 participate.
The Ar.dsnic,l department will receive IT.
usual attention, irom the Principal and o"mpciro'
ass,.tsn,s.
Thu. School, commanding the view II the most
l-autiml natural scencfy 1T the couaiy-alnut
,~sp,y m,nuiss ride ifum one ~ the prino,pal
.t,t,,n. ~ the Gnnd TrunA luru'shed With
pls,slnt anil convenient fuoms, will not hil to
meet m,n, of the ~ant. 81 the teacher and sehol'
af-a..,.tins HIN 10 ~ hr''f To- pcti'un the du.
tis. ct ~. n,ocit,on With system ani accuracy
that brs,i. oonhisncr.
Thee sill h. an examination oi arpHc,ni' inr
m, ofm, school. on SaiutiaN sai MnnihN.
Srpirmler 1T an' 81. ai > &c ock, T. VI, ~ the
Ac,d,ln,, e. sh,ch time applications will H. -.
,riNcl,
Accommodation. can L. SECURED b, students
e. luauliug Jhrmsel'rs.
UHam ~ good families can lr obtained To-
: Ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

The Br,,sinrilse party in New York,
have nominated james T. Brady, Tor Gov.
srnor. NJ is an Iri,hmau by birth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-17

rUE Fall Session vill rnnliuos tsrl'e wcck',
| ,,mm,Hy,o. o1 Monday, August 9Th
1850.
JOSEPH =. ELDER. 4 n, rrccepior.
M,.s M,Etu, g.. kiHu.tL, frrc'rirr''.
NJ. Flor. The r~gly elected rtcosr'nr. vi,
graduate si Wstrf,ine CplIrg~. th~ c'miHg '"ln'
m,osr7sut. ~ b. , superior scholar, q sen'l"'
man n admitted ssrrllrnrr sni rnrfgN IT 'hsrso
t.r. hat teacher b. .ujp,. the inDst 'at'h,iog
irpuiaiiHn.
No. k,mlali ihs pwcspifcss, i'a graduate Of
,hc Y ,ups l.,d,c.' lligh School in iouAni.
Ilsf scholarship. and ssp-t,snc~ 10 trarhug will
,.nlrf hsf q valuable sni suCcr-'iul as'''t,ui.
Tho Trt.irss congratulate thsmsrl'cs 81 ih"ir
rhats, II che pisl,~ teachers, ih afc lllr a.
,..urr che ir,n. II the .fhraI th't the approach.
,ns sr.s,pu sill bel largely aurnisi. tr'chrf's
slas. vtl De- ilrnad at the upening 81 th" tenn.
Lettuce ma, hr expected druas The session, '"d
othsf puilis srr,trrs 40 The close.
Hlaui ~iu br mrnl.hrI boz guod am'lie' AMI
mar th. academy, E.r s2,OJ pee week. Room.
etn b. h,i D., those Who uaN wish 90 ln'td
ih.tu.sI,ss, apl I'd Ssf lnw charge.
LIB
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- NATHAN DANE. Treasurer.

1 'RCEpoM NOriCE. rh,. or,,hr. that
Il have this IL, g,,en my ION, SuNNtH %.
fAENUN. he time 20 act aoi i'ale i-t himself
I shal ch,m none 81 hi earnings nor pay any
j,hts of his contuciinc after ne. date
GILMAN ". FARNUM.
Attest Dawn \, iAENUN.
Woodstock, Mach n, lStn. -
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NOTICE. All persons are hereby iob'id
IN harLoring or trusting samuel Brigham, !"
insane person, uader guardianship, or hi' wilei
or 10 make ANY contract with him, - H~'I 10
Old. EDWIN sANDERsON, Guardian
Sweden, July p, isGo. ~
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The l.u1-niic convention, ai Paris, ncI,
THURSDAY, WILDE addressed BY Z. X Smart.
and Mr.r. Marshall and Spinola.
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r.. democrat. of the Err, Congressional
pt',r.., ..,- nominated I. NJ Ilayc. Of ~.
CO, 70. representative TO C1asrc...
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w. u. LAPH a II, Agent,
pRYANT'S POND, NJ.
GUARDIANS SALE. d. virtue Of license
- ~ VV.ff.... A. u.Frogs. Iuuus

CuARDIAN'S SALE. d. virtue Of a l,cen's
" f,om the Hoo. William q. BhrroNs, Jndss
~ Probate within and for the Coun'y OF Cambet'
land, shall sell IT Public Ancu'n OF IH'Ae
ST. a, P,,d,,. the 3I.t ia, 81 iugist neNi, %
,~oo'clock, T.. W, at the store 81 " Adams n
Walker" 10 Bridgton, all The interest Of simeon
A. Merrill, George ". Mcrill, James h. her-
riII, Amasa Merrill. Clara Merrill. and .nads.
Merrill. misor. and heirs NJ Ami-a ". herih
Lie OF Bridgion deceased, 10 and 60 oeriain par
eel. of real estate situated ~ said Brdgion, beng
mari. Of lot number seven in the ihrtcrnlh range,
The same formerly occupied by the sa,d Ama'i ".
Merrill. 10 the carriage business Also tue IN.
,s,s., ~ LID minor. 10 parcel Il land situated
in IIamlin'. Grant, now, OF formerly % called, N
IN. County Of Os6Id, containing about hllesn
acres, the same conveyed to sa,d Amasa ~. Msr-
riIl Nv Hiram Day. Terms made known at time
and place u sale.
Dated at Bridgton this twcnty-6lh day ofJaly
A. T.. 1860. NATHANIEL PEAsE,,
q Guardian OF said minors.