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, 1860-12-05

4 TRAGEDY IN PADEcAH, KESTUcKT.-A
bloody tragedy occurred in Paducah on Satur-
day morning Last, opposite the St. Francis Ho-
tel, which resulted in the immediate death Of
one Of tic parties, and the mortGily wouadiny
Of tho other. Two citizens OF that 1.lacc,
named Captain pigss, an old s,eamboatma1,
and Mr.. Psoor, lad controversy about sumo
old astair, which soon became Of All angry char
actcr, leading to threats to shoot On tie part
Of Prior. Both drew revolyers md fred pjgg
was shot OH tho side Of lhe neck, the bail
ranging round the head and lodging in the
brain, KILN: him instantly. Pryor was hit in
tue Aesl,y part Of the thigh, making danger
GUS wound the second entered his abdomen
and lodged in Some Part Of tho body, tit
wound, no doubt, proving mortal bc!ure this
time. Soon after Sir Pryor had been carried
into the hotel, the little son Of Captain Pi:-..
only twelve years Of age, having JUS: hcart. If
tlie tragic death of his father, rushed through
the crowd and into the hotel. revolver in hand,
and was just in the act f pulling lriegcr upon
Pryor, when Il hand was arrested l,y ono Of
the hystaudcrs, aud the melancholy sceuc
thus saved from having another awful ftatl!r:
added to it, Our informant. who is Il reliable
gentleman Of the town. and just from there,
says TINT botll parties arc we'll known and cs-
tce1ncd citizens and that the bloody affair cr;:-
atcd great excitement and sorrow.-Csne:naa;i
Enquirer, eth.
, 1860-12-05
Commission #ercba,1ts.
TltSurdt1rc.

TT ME- IN Sc r Il n CE.
, 1860-12-05

V... o@{IE.~6F h Teas,
~ aaMaa n. Hopkins and ayah " his vife std ~
tna essed ssp.toer III @ mi Of record Il
ial Fs-r IL rnnr - nn%k Connts. Ill rot.. ID Book
Il e. e connix sx e na5. h5oPktnr y
nssnt Of certain note dated August t se III psy.
f,"s , r. INC o,dFr of leader os 6e 'an of
oetant " tGc ras Eacnt t s+ prri ~ ~ n,,h1t
- ~ satd tsieaJss has r2pTrscnted
Frtaa.Es RnE Ad- s o'ss aHe Saa
s'~ ttsreforr. uot.re Is hereby slrrn tha. thu nm
tSai oa a a. q r. MJaaaasE ~. ~, le :E noon of
ca:, q t IL hs a1 r q the Court House. Cat
4. sna S N raa l.sd Of Trust eleot
datdsSs I'd utSSEDCCE TsTts Trn.,..
, 1860-12-05

r..,. 111"t7tS', county CT
r. -s:E ~ cnAr:e> Maea!l stcr - William b H.:
@ aaek, MattnA Herr r NJ, ~tts and Jarob Hrrrfc1
uaaTf nt the non residence Of William u. Hrrris.
SsfsnA :, Ars11ef and J1euh tie:TteE. gnarIian e
:. S.1s i 81 1rnf e nf .3d c,rrs S9nts e Count,
Martha He!Eac- hi. wife. ana Jacnb H. r,ct 9na,
aian, th:t MI coa,lsl.ants nitd ht$ btll II a.
n sau COURT, on the ChAncttv .td. therrof ~
tne HanLn aSy or November ,S. aid that .u;nnor.
LIT istned out q .%id nurt a;an4t ti defenc
~. r. eIusnaolc on the Crit MoSdaY of Janrsrv 49,
1ssN. = y By Law required. ~ ~-'1oss oe1<
,Nnx onless Jou. the <a!d nonresident dcf.ndant,
EnA personally DC and appear bef Iey said Circuit cnn
n1 G99k Gnunty on ne nrst iay I: lie ssxt ter1
te H. = o. h.!acn y chtcsgn In eaiu County, ;.
asns, ess s59 s9 =: e.: ;ad III s
stat:d VIII be taken confe red anJ drcrr sr t.4 -
s.s'ass ron secordln. u tas isytr u aid hil1
e-,. WI l. CHI RLr Clerk
, 1860-12-05

-: Tlose WHO are curions 10 wit.
:'t* ''e wonderful perfection to which A. Ghsssl.l
l'' uauaser At hatc!elors- y. IT, has brought IL.
an: ,e.e:e CT WIs md Toupees are invited 10
h's Wig rcd Es!F Dying RconA at No. m Lake str,,t
ard r1arsne these curious productions Of art. 30
ESr':a al detect tie io7 tie eutu1u, wen
..;ta.ss 10 the head
, 1860-12-05
THE TWO KINGS AT TEANo

OCTOBER Is, 1861
From Purch.1
Victor and Garihaldi, side by rIde-
The crowned King and tho crovnlcas-haud IL
hand,
'Seath the blue eky Of their reeencEate land.
Silent. mid shouting thousands, Lo, they ride:
Not many royal lands 70 pure Of guilt,
As to lie laid within that stainless palm,
Horny with grasp Of the familiar hilt:
Not many ROYAL looks could brave tho CALM
or those deep seated and uawaycr1nc eyes,
Fearful or terrible. as r1lth or war
Sutdnes or LIGHTS them. Ride on, to the cries
or Long live Italyt" while, near and far,
All good mems hopes blesa thine inyestfture,
uonest King maker, Of an honest King,
Ard pray thy work m.y stand, I'LL rooted turr,
In spItc Of friends that US Ivy cling.
Sitting with wintry green that shows like Sprtu:
Ride On, Victor Emanuel, to the throne
Prom which crowned wickcdncea Eath topp!ea
down.
Willie 0atibaldt, gucrdonles., alone,
YaEea MS IA hiShcE throne, ard EoblEr crpMQ:
, 1860-12-05

. For Neuralgia, Nervous Hcasl-
"ehe Al au Nervous diseases u'o Hun1ewc1rs Justly
celebrated 1oln Anodyne. little directions arr str;cuy
t!,~.d and enre aos ccccted tic money vii, hc r.
~ !rd. Get pamphlet.
il-o. nnnneacl's Cn5vcrss1 Consh Remedy, f,r
cd couEa> ami coHsumrt.rc tcsccacscs Fer ts;e
!'s l'rslsE.sis generally. osGuOD t DOORWAY
a. nj a@rrtr f7s tae Northwestern sta:ce office r-t
':'.'.. % s:ssc street, Chicago. no1sal.s1u.
, 1860-12-05
Commission mercbants.


Personal attention given the purchase and tale Of
Grain. flonr and Country Produce generally.
OFFICE No. 11ILL1ARDs JIx,cE,
y. E. cor. 3. Water and Carksts Post Office rjox E.
EFTErsc,s:--T1on. VIM 4. Ogden Chicago III; HIM.
T.: W raymond a.: 1*aac Cook Eaq. do; s. " Htp.
tlonrd Frcre. 10: ytvsftop Hras.. do. Sss' I;,nss
Sons DO: Jas. T. LuCas lEq- St Louis Edwari IT,
son. Eeq. do; Chns. Chouteau, E4Q.. do fnuIsxs,u
~ Liberal advances .n1da on Consc cnulerts,
, 1860-12-05
Special Notircs.


e@S ~Aet@A . tclU1uaCu IlC<cTS.-
1ns opcraaca cf f''is rala.ahlr renody upon tas
Ase' ano eSc7esery o1Gans siugu1a1ly soo
:ns and conservative It regulates recruit, x,1 vi
eet saen pysropsta In ali It's fozms yields to II,
ciA and ln"coAdnE propertcs andttis recou,uende,,
to nosaes cnfceelcd By the dptle. and cares OF ra
tcrct - te saless md best tonic 1hcy can pof.b
eso IN ~ the crscs Of fc,cale LIE It viii b f,nl
emaoaus n+efal and aSed rcrsons will derive ,rnc',
.a'.a eene!t from itk uso than ordinary stlnulan:+
s'uoh has hccn tire popularity Ct this iciuaale Wv.
Fasauou th.t hcet OF ltntAtors and coun,cr1itrr.
naTr sprung ur In various rara Of tbs country In the
aere to pratt by imposing upon the public, asa.st
which We caution NIL to that every bo:,e ttcy buy
ia tic fac ssaIle n the propsietoss written ssnsaru
IN IN" label and tho words "Dr. ]. 1Iot.rs.sr's
H''a'ae" blse9s blown IN The glass and stamped Ii
sr fe? covering thc cork. Also notice our uotr Of
'snd en- The bottom Of the engraved ,abel AL there
snnEk We rc to sccurc against inpos!si.
hoS@" unSTETTEit d. SMITH. >
, 1860-12-05
@tone5. Ranges. Nr.
HE GREAT ECONOMICAL
EARD COAL BURNER
JEWETT & ROOTS RADIATOR.

attnS as!dc III exag-cr7tlon 1t may be eafe,y ,si6
ttas nc aafns has not !rs equal III. sales al enn
na0.AS lncFeaAao" ~ t'elr merits become known.
A@A AOAA 4O1k
assaateo % 5l:!d NOR heat from given quantity
"a oo~a IAo An! o1'cs stosa Of comparative slxe.
TIE RADIATOR
as neea in succe.sttl operation In mi. r,..
% ~ sar1 fkAxs: no osher s,ovu gyes Euch :ca-
!. tn. or. 1sI: 1E maD1Anon ns's !. t,. :, . ,,.,
W oy INC operation q the ssost Itself
7. rse st,r- IA Inv rta ,'.,,..H.. H 49,
most nrominrnt ss.'Mony o. han1!eds Of our
reputation Of tlis store beyond douht "onaoeo LEO
=. I s&An1AToA
a'she and day for he entire wtntrr:
r, .,.,<,-. ~. .caa~'...o1-l,..1 oA
Tho room eA'Ns1's Hue pA6Re4s Ii
TIE RADIATOR
u Is o'oaneatsl stove u ever ssaccd sny psslor.
.... A4A4 1>"A A1Ao4e
.ad 10 az o. az q
~'' '"'N4 .'est t*'oE1ta on that ACCOUNT
TIE RADIATOR
- nc Htosc lot ~ places where heat II required.
A.! ta* 10 not Al to scc and bay one VI Iewett
a.:ottmer; III s, ~, ~ $1sak ss?xe VIZ. complete
, 1860-12-05

4e' WORTH hsoE'se--spatetnSs Crphaitc r1ils ara
certain cure for stck Ileadnchc Ci1t,ou. Hr,a,rhs
NERVOUS Headache. Cosuvcacss End General Dch,1ity
, 1860-12-05
Master II Caaaeery ct the Superior Cou.t ii thcas
uak-d Soseuhtr j. tel t4o1ll<aess


IL II ST r. e IS 5 al LE.-Public
- notice is hereby g!sen that l. EphraIrn Insall.
trustec II deed u trust. dated Nay :5us, Il. u 1
executed ~ Frederick Eosttscr auu Carta1tne Boo.
tter Cts vile and recorded IN ls olce OF tie 1.ecurt
Ct q took teuhty, >tss Of Illinois, IN book III u
ased* psKe H. viii ou tie application Of Nathaa Mar:
Ite t!c h,!atr VI tac ?Fpa.saEy NOTES spcei-ed IN
sd 4etd BY tea.on Of default tu the payments uf er
tata noues, Accrued tsd nut sell 1t pub
!: aue!ln f9r 49, = ts hishs,. bidder Il " nort
city nl tticago On the ati day Of december. L. d.
lS a. ten oc!t. In tic fuFen0un al the f,1tuw lns
das;Sstpsd pa,se. q r;al s,.1se to Wit LIT So eig
ea;o A iaEesi u Iali eoliustuctns y The sout.,
eas cns1leF "f &c t4ua twtItse!ss fel In Township
~! nesti q r4ase tueisc tl.} ssst u the
!ine kik sud s4sentJ-ise hundzrt!:, ctana: thence
t4eacc so-t ecten ami tnsfysesen hunertita chsns
two auairttat's cn1tus to TIC patc Ut eslnl. cui-
t1nia. swentyo and ttEee.foortas a1es Al.o com.
neIl o. lat SAID southeast rosucr Ct .cr,lon II e-
t5elsht ~ taencs 'rt sx ana nreefourt&s c!,ans
t1eice eakt sir:ylye and attr hul,rstts ckans:
t=Aec a31Eh nletecn sad tarec onetn cel,s: t,epcr
xess ta!rt5.llse, iJ'i.e huhdFctt1 ciat4a: theaco
noEttt Ettcn cGAns - Lie p11ce OF he ginning A;o
Tic aunt tnlf OF lot W. el.ven I'll In block No
seyenteen 10 In Jotnston's Subdivision Of the
taI VI TIE son.cast 9nastF OF section No six ~ In
ftwnaai2 t11yLt0e a} nth II range fourteen east
ol c tai principal meridian. al cf said parcels Of
land situate ii the County Uu and state Of Illinois
EruttaII INGALLS,, Trustee, &c.
Ch.c1-o. December L rSu Jr5dtT&
, 1860-12-05

I%RUSTEE'S SALE. - Whereas,
- on The second day Of August A.. D. lso. James
Eenney and Gaihazna kcaney, hi* wife. By their e.
In tie Recorders dfIee Of the County IL took and
ttntc ct !uutA In isook No. ID at Deeds on pn-c :
did conycy tG tIe under isne tic aad* anu premises
hereinafter described In trust slturt tw.s cpfts
pfonssFF nute>. tn-wt -One for the yum Of ft{0 DO
r1yab to Sati4i NeaFs urier: and r. which was
b. agreement deucft1t tlle e.. 1!-Iap, and tho
other for the sum Of $;tQ taJxbe Al: en- Merton
9: ordeF and which las been by te assigned Jacob
ftshrF. and bth OF which notes paTablt. In
vrAr fsom thS!E ate to wt no the ssil cnd dag ot
AoE;ist, eth Interest: aai whcrras. default has
and application has been inside to ME bs tic legal
holders Of said notes II sill LIS rrnee* conveyed
ant fur d riaa1n II tac FroCeeds Of tuca sne &C.
co:Ilar 10 the ctn% Of the tra-t in said deed firth
Now, tcEe5ur. public no Ice y hereby Etven that by
vr.ne ofnut ortiz given LII. and tn 3ecnrAncc with tie
terms Ct said de 0f trust shall Saturday ITO I'd
day Of erc.btr. 4. D. ~ 1t o'clock In TIE IQre~
Of said dAy ut tho north door oft Conlt House
of tal county II the Ct:y OF hcaxo and state At t.
t1d At public Aartion to the highest b!der foy cash
tho premi' es In said deed Of tr:st da<rrb-d =
tM That certain rs"ce or parcel Of land IT. ate ri
sud being 70 the village kranston ate Of Illinois,
Ia Blu .u4or -!str-s ySu l6sj OF ssiL Town
ty1Na2e} Of Eyaa.pn, tie fl:ue surveyed IA
plaitc and recorded II the fetor ets Orlct ce taId
County Of or. together E!ta the herctisamertr
teaemest: and appul thereto belonging and
~ tl:ht benest and ciy Of zedemot. Of the +a.d
FEA&i:I1y WEBSTER. T;n.,..,
ONE -. II Methodist Church Eloek,
Chicago, SoT. sasa. 1sGo. de1-d579t4
, 1860-12-05

METROPOLITAN SEWING
1S1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
DIR. Is. S. PAYNE.
No. 81 Worth Dearborn It. salcsroo n, the Foot ard
6lor Store, No. 154 Lako st. Cd toor)
Sewing Machine Agent. Wanted
TArsE@ MH1n0eottrAx pmr1E.Lncx. EIssI1r. Far
t,sntzR = SAKEk* S11rcu y FAMILY SEWING NsCniyE
for tue lat few weeks ~ AssAs
The machines aFc adapted to all varieties OF vu.
any respect 70 those selling at higher prize isrsn
pr eeHtass allowed, aaa great t.nc:nlents tn eptcr
John,tons Improved Patent Adjustable Hemn1er.
AaGfesa or call In person upon uH- Il. s. rAYSE
II y. ouL -Aaks tAcaEt. ILL 9c9Sdli3rm
, 1860-12-05
331i)pSiriaus.

II I. DeDERKY, n. D., Hon,,,
tasT a TPati.lc Pirr:rtsn Surgeon. &c. Having IN.
tArrr!c1ce tn t.s car.tr the Doctor feels conI.ii
tv!nblc !ii-'Hs:. Acute and Chronic " "
Ottre hosFs It'll v \. u and To- II r. a,d nj, hnrrz
q ni:Hs s Us ree1"'ce, Il Wczt Esodolph street.
, 1860-12-05

FINLEY, IIOYT s. RUA1SEY,
= COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Is 6orth Ia Sale Street,
Old Cnlted STATES Custom uorse Buildings, Chtca-a
JAS n. HsiEr. IN. nofr. IYArHsxr
CAKn.-In Withdrawing from the Commission D,st
ness. We take EFrat pfe1aure III Recommending thu
Ap1Fe n:n to our friends nnt Patrons and eolict for
t!iem continuance at thels business. Having known
them tvr several years we checrrly reeournd them
aS Roed hnsine6s mtn. anu IN every respect reliable
nolc.d{JiGul FLINT & WuEEiEE
, 1860-12-05

Stor0so and Commission Merchants.
Fire Proof Tarehonae street betxeta la:a
and R4EtoiI!, streets, Chicago. Ill
II Liberal a1yAncrt made on Cpps[@nrucut8
fAACEi 4. FORD l1n9d 6n-sv] 1ArfAxsEI. xrrscy.
, 1860-12-05

General Commission Merchants,
uo SOUTH WATER STREET, CHICAGO, Ill.
ItNEs l. elrGA Uycsfoly1 ALFRED r. rlrSs>,
, 1860-12-05

T l G E n S ED SEWN
IL MACHINES
Tie manufacture Of all Unlicensed sewtn. Mac.tnrs
hsytag been ciose1 7ends rr unasEt IL reason ~
;t decisions @ Of r. Ia.a STATE. tor tic
oas Improvements In Sewing Machines. We havc, for
the ostter security tc public and ourselves tAEca
, 1860-12-05

t s soov. al: no.t,n.d TIL Fstsay, Dcceaber
ea'e1-o' SoV. 18th tan JAMES D. LTpt.tM.
as,,.t...... NARY LEnLAM
saso.s Ct TIC estate OF Jacob r. Lu!ari de-
eeAse1 noi.-Lttstd
, 1860-12-05
- Gree!cy's bourbon Ritters -

= ~
1nete popular n11rss poase1s I'll The uuur14hine AM
'cVr"FatlnE properties OF Prns OH Dorsuos wa1,
aao arc coa tdc:ca the most et1cacions ToSc and
er1xciAsT ~ well a. the most agreeable sToxAcnc
eSs osered to the public. IN tonic for Old pcan,r
oeaeatc Lad!eA convalcscct .nvs1.ds and N weakly
reo7e They cannot be aur?asscd II all cases Ct ca
ness Of debility. ncy will gise immediate rruef End
mpArs strong healthy tone to the eyrten,, At..al
NIL e*sahth taeir merits over all othcs Toncs now II
nse For Lrse coxrIA1xrk BkcscrY1u Drsrt,,.,,.
S-a:oss '1.HssES Asp LAYER CoxrlArs1a they are IN
la'Ausp'e remedy end atp = certain rrrycns.ye or
ta:,I. aad FEvrss
fat up n Qoart Bot:les, in cases OF ons and tro
to'en aaa for sa.- by Druggists end GROCER. c,,..
-:.'rc. -
".F. d A. ". GREELEY, rroprte.oss, No, =, 1rc.
rro2t street. 9ostos. Mass.
J. L. JOHNSON. General Agent
No. .. State street. Chteasn,
r. Il ;.ASDoS. Agent an-;y9tas:r
-? y Friend in Need. Try it.
d" SWEETS 1SF.LIlBLE L1S1AEyT !. r,c,
'af:d Tom the recipe Of Dr. strrhca Sweet Of t.,
cssEeat fae great bone :iter aai Aas bscn used 1,
s PRACTICE f2r tac last twenty yeazs viii. the m.,
astonishing succcss. A. external remedy It Il " III,
"ai rival aad viii alleviate pain moro speedily Lee
a'F h:hrf preparation. For a1l Rheumatic and Sep
@o:s Disorders it Ii truly lnfnlsl. and ne curc4src
ias RS, Wounds. spc7.aS uar1A &C. it, soct.d ~
e'a1s. a:d powerful Strengthening properties cxr:a
"e'cc@ Ad establishment q Ill who nayo eyer
fl"ra Eial Otcr fo:r auaG.-j certificates Of rc-
IA" -Aoie earca Performed By !: within the lsst 3eo
Ecets attest tals fat. For talt By j. II JOHNSON.
'tea-'A Agent. 70 s:aie street Cticreo, and br ri
0-...t.:. uo.,f1Ecor.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
NorWnY liems.

"wuo Srotr Tur CEowN?" Tur otis.
Tl1v NARROWED powN. The Portland Al.
v,rt,sr. OF the a7,h ul,., puts the above
inquiry to it, readers, i7nHua'iHc iha, some
one 4 the " country COMPANIES" - the
psrpcirstor Of the " horrible deed" While
We DO not intend to give any eountcnnnec to
r4rl an " iusinuation. We believe we can
arqui, the military representative OF Oh
Oxford by reminding our readers it, posi-.
ton IN tho csgort. 10 wit on the right oi
%, Prince and suite, IL sem. the y. l..
T. preceded the Prince and SuI,e IN passing
the arch, AMI that the Prince uncovered 80
a, be- ,.pied the error.
Prrhap, The Lewiston Fall. Journal OF
Democratic Advocate can further r,psl the
&c ,a.inuA,igu Of tho Advertiser. or mar.
row the question down sull finer. Nous
rr~rors
lSrRovuNrs We noticed the new iron
from, yard fence around Dr. DAniorth'. and
Mr., " T.. Go5dn5w', brick houses ia Nor.
way Village. They certainly adj much to
the APPEARANCE Of ,he.c pleasantly situated
r,sidencics, combining ncainss.. durability
and beauty Of d-,isu. We presume these
are but the beginning Of the " iron ago " IN
tia, village.
nE GuLLoriNE. We understand that
the politics o. the Post Master, at Norway
Village, have been inquired into, by the De-
rartmeni's sending him letter Initiating
that the Department, had been informed
that he twas opposed to the prescn, admin.
is,raiion ." We wonder II " similar era.
sis " had reached our friend at So. Paris.
previous to hi. iai, ignoring " Little Dug"
and going in " for Brcck?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
Rell.Eytretiism

Decidedly the most piquani and pointed
exposition Of any platform or party that we
have seen during this campaign. is tho fol-
lowing, of Bell. E-erettism, from the Albany
Evening Journal;
+" The Bell-Evere,t Tarty commenced
their campaign by making platform, sub
.,aniially to tho onec, thu, they would make
none. They then asked their candidate to
writo a letter. which be did. and in u DO
elined to write any.
They accordingly declare their intention
to support him. and TO prove Il. are gong
10 vote for somebody else. Their orators
here declare that Bell Is the only con'ii,u'
tional candidate, and therefore recommend
everybody to support Douglas. The same
orators then go down to New Jersey, and
state that. rs Bell !. the hes, candidate, !,
!, cverybOdy's duty to vote for Breckin-
ridge.
Carrying out the campaign in the same
spirit, they confidently predic, he will car
~ the States where he is not running. and
deuounce rs traitors to the party those who
persi., in keeping up their party organila-
ton. And when election day comes they
will rejoice over ths votes no didn't get,
and mourn over those he did"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
The Result

Our columns. to-day, convey to the rea
der tho srn tiiying intelligence tina, the cher
ishsd object. 50 long soueh, and 50 diligsn,'
ly labOred for, has been accomplished. Ere
thi. each one has felt the electric thrill pros
duecd by the u,terauee Of the words " Lin
coin 4 Hamlin arc elected, by the People,
to be President and Vice presiden, Of these
United States" How the heart leaps at
the thought tina, all these act. OF the min
ions Of slavery tia, have reelected such
burning disgrace upon our nation, are at an
cud. Abraham Lincoln Is to be Prosidsn,
Of whole people, to take the place Of the
'' last Of n race Of men who have ever
turned their backs upon III" pro'perou.
and intelligent North. and saw no beauty
in any Institution Of thi. country but negro
slavery, and laborci aS,iuously for It's es-
,ablishmen, in the virgin territories Of the
mighty West,
This resul, !, not tho ha'iy efervc'eiu:
Of a faction, but the stately, disnidcd ire.
si.iAblc declaration Of nation which had
been patient under long suffering II
has taken year. Tor them 10 become fully
aroused TO discover the footsteps Of the
monster ,ha, threatened TO hind thcm with
letters OF iron. The fret acts Of ,rcach.
cry we're drowned in the spccious pretenccs
and fal.ehoods. q -osn out 10 bewilder the
honest masses. Since the repeal OF the
Missouri ComPrOmi'c, by stephen 4. Doug.
la', step by step has been taken with rapid
succession, by the Democratic party. until
tie old hulk has been grounded by It's own
crew. We were among the first who rails
81 the voice Of alarm Maine was the
" Star in the Els, " who lei oG in revolt
against these trcasonabl, acts. \ few 9th.
cr States followed. Fraud aud uisrcprcsen
taiion, four years as1, prevented a young
and vigorous rarty from stepping in 70 al.
lay thi. sectional excitement and gave a
new lease OF power 20 the as'iAtor': bot a
more complete system Of fraud and official
corruption has since becu carried into effect,
until the whole nation has been aroused
and cast the traitor, from power. An
heart, breath more freely. TO know tina, this
government i, hereafter to b. administered
In the spirit Of those who organized aud ssi
70 In motion.
The great aud Free North will hereafter
shar, with che South, the 'dyantAgcs Of the
confederation. Al honor TO the noble
irc,mcn who accomplished this result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-09
Normal Lecture.

The lecture, on Thursday evening, week,
was delivered by Hon. Sidney Perham.
III. subjec, was, "The Tcaeher-hi'
qualifications and duties"
The lecturer dwelt considerably upon the
important relations the teacher sus,ain' to
the community; and the influence he eier''
on the generation which i' soon to assume
To management OF all public Affairs. The
teacher. during school hours not only acts
~ instructor, but In that time assumes tho
parental duty q guarding aud governing all
the youth placed in his charge. How i'm.
portant then, that those who are canii-
dates 'or the important post should be f,.
ted Tor all its duties. The merely literary
ability. no regarded a. OF no, 80 much I'M
postance, as the moral h,ness Tor such
work. The child is quick 10 follow tho
example Of it, elders and whatever exam
pie their f,aoh,r sots, they consider thoy may
safely follow. Lot the teacher bo such an
ono a. SHALL give the scholar no dangerous
precedent.
The management Of q school, he thought
should DO we'll looked TO. Good discipline
is an essential; and this he believed could
in mos, instances be preserved without
noise or corporal punishment. Se,urc the
respec, and esteem Of tho pupils a, the same
time enllstins tho sympathy OF the parents
and the task would h. an easy one. lie be-
lieycd it to be tho duty Of the teacher to
call Familiarity upon the parents, 10, them
understand wha, was being dono for their
children, aud induce them 10 take an active
in,ercs. IN their progress.
The instruction OF the school was mos,
successfully accomplished, when the classes
learned to make practical application of
the studio. pursued. when the class 10
addition learned tina, by the combinations
Of number. they could tell the value Of the
egg. butter, etc. with which they are well
acquainted they see ,ha, they are making
real progress. The teacher should make the
principles involved in the lessons as famil.
lar as possible. lie had formed class Of
scholars. TOO young 20 use grammar,
talking 10 them a. occasion offered, through
the term, which a, the end. had a better
practical knowlcdsc Of the Office Of the dii.
fcreBt parts of'pecch, aud the composition
Of s'n,enecs. than older scholars who had
bcen confined % the text book and rules.
lie urged the elias. TO 30 faithful to their
charge. 50 dopor,ins themselves in all their
relations A. 10 leave no action that they
could wish edaced.