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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13
SUPERIOR COURT-JUpGE. MARTIN

The Mayor and City Council of Baltimore u.s.
VIM. Peters. An action of replevin. Before re-
ported. On trial.-Assignmen to-day l5S to 49,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JuDGE GILES
James Ray ct al. James L. B. Gosnell. An
action to recover sum of money Before report
ed Verdict for the efendant.-The case of
Benjamin Brown (negro), indicted for the murder
of George Crozier, it is presumed, will be taken up
this morning.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-JUDGE MARSHALL.
Henry Kemp Us. George X. Walter. An action to
recover damages for injury alleged to have been
done to horse hired to defendant by over-driving
Before reported. Verdict for plaintiff for $5O.-
Samuel H. Dorsey Thomas H. Martin. Action
on open account. On trial.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

JUDGE DouGLAs.-Judge Douglas will be forty
six on the 23d of April. He has been in public life
more than .quarter of a century, having be-
gun his career just he entered manhood. He was
a county Judge when almost a boy; then a member
of the Legislature; then United States District At
torney; then judge of the Supreme Court and
from 1874 to 1860 has occupied leading positions in
both branches of Congress.
There are 4.OOO, 600 voters liz the United States
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

THE TRAITOR OF SoLFERINo.--The Augsburg
AHsemeine Zeitung states that since the suicide o
the Austrian General Eynatten-committed in
consequence of the discovery of great frauds perpe
trated by hint has been ascertained beyond
doubt that it was through his agency the French
and Sardinian armies became apprised of the pre-
meditated attack of the Austrians at Solferino. 1t
will be remembered that the Austrians expected to
take the allies by surprise, and were not little
surprised themselves at the defeat which they sus-
tanned
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

EXpIOsfOm.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 1.-THE steamboat Gen.
Gates burst her boiler yesterday, when near this
city, killing the fireman and scaldng several pas
sepgers,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13
citement i'm the Cherokee Nation

LEAyENwoRTH, K. T., April l1.-A despatch from
Fsrt Smith says the excitement in the Cherokee
Nation on the slavery question is increasing. 1t
is feared that serious trouble is brewing.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

THE LARGEST PRINTING Press IN THE WORLD
At the printing house of the Appeltons, in New
York, is press made expressly for Webster
Spelling Book, which prints both sides at once. As
this is the only press of its kind in existence,
Webster's "Speller" is the only book requiring a
press SO rapid, and on which single book is being
printed without interruption from January to De-
to more than one million per annum, and more
have been sold than there are people n the United
States. Such book is manifestly the growth of
abundantly the fruits of progress and Civilization
-Neto York Albion,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13
Explosion

Terrible hurricane at Urbans, Ohio.
CINCINNATI, April 1l.-A terrible hurricane Wis
tied the town of Urbana on Monday, unroofng and
demolshing sever al buildings.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13
SECOND DESPATCH,
The Expected Duel.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-The most reliable report
IN reference to the difficulty between Messrs Pryor
and Potter is that Mr.. Potter promptly accented
Mr.. Pryor's message; that duel will be fought,
that Mr. Potter has selected rifes the distance not
yet being agreed upon; and that Mr. Lauder, of
wagon road reputation. is Mr.. Potter's friend. Mr.
Hindman is Mr.. Pryor's friend. Mr.. Pryor and
Mr.. Potter We're absent from their homes last night
and are not in the House to-day.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

The Reverend Clemen Frachon, principal Of
Assumption College, a Roman Catholic Institu-
ten at Sandwich, Canada West, has turned scouu-
drel, and run away with all the funds of the col
lege that he could lay his hands on including the
deposits of the parents of the pupils made for
their use while in attendance upon the school
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

WASHINGTON, April u, P. M.-There are a va
riety OF reports on the street this evening in refer
ence to duel having taken place between Messrs.
Pryor and Potter. 1t is stated that the distance
was fixed at $50 feet, but to this or the description
of weapon (probably the latter the friends of MIR.
Pryor objected. Rumor says that thereupon Mr..
Potter offered the choice of shotted muskets or
bowie knives and that here the matter rests for the
present. The reports, however, are so numerous
and contradictory that nothing be stated with
confidence as to accuracy. The affair excites in
tense interest throughout the city, and some of the
rumors are so extravagant in their details as to
warrant the suspicion of having been invented to
satisfy in part, at least, excessive appetite for
the latest intelligence. 1t is generally conceded,
however, that there has not been as yet hostile
meeting. Mr.. Hindman has left for home His
friendly offices for Mr.. Pryor were confined merely
to the nitiatnr nrnnaadinns
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-13

young couple in st. Louis were robbed the
other night of money and clothes, by some villains
who administered chloroform. The room had been
so thoroughly sacked that the plundered pair were
obliged to remain in bed till the neighbors brought
them some clothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

woEcrsrER's DICTIONARY. On Wednes.
day. We saw a copy Of wOresstsr's Dicsion-
srvat the house Of Rev. Mr.. Wheeler in
Top.ham. We had time 20 examine Il only
ira moment, bat q, more than met our sS-
rscta.ious, in pOin, Of paper, work and
binding. The work has been very hand
somely got Up, and this i certainly great
Recommendation to il. The merits Of the
Dictionary will BE- made maniics, when W.
come 10 refer 10 IL, in tho every day Pracii-
cal adairs Of life. Oar own conviction is
,... u will YET b REGARDED - che standard
dictiouary Of ,the day. As an item OF M
tsrsss in this region, We may mention that
four Of the Assistants Of DR.. Worcester IN
the preparation Of the work. are graduates
o, Bowdoin, va; joseph Hale Abbott
lSsa. Ezra Abbott $50, aud Wm. 4.
Wheeler and wm. T.. pr,w, Of 1858. We
ar ,I.assi % record fact Of this dsscrip-
t.,. a. while il !. crcd,isbls to the men, 1t
!. alike crsjitablo TO the institution IN
which they reserved their education.
brunswick Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Y,vNrr Do0ptE u TuE WAY or DHuNoN
Mr.. Em.wOgtb o., Illinois, in a recent
speech In tie House. raised some Objections
O. j.,unicD which throw damper upon
tia, b,l enterprise. lie exclaimed
q. Dissolve the Union What are YOU
going O. d. with il Have you never rad
BuIetr's u0,,l-'' What Will he DO with
it, Ar ygu going 20 divide the Mlssis'
si-irri river '-ii %. how much are you
ro,rs o. give u.s. Ant yau going % lc'
our blv. Dat their RATS down What are
v1u going o. DO il With Yankee Doodle
n,,t. that. too? (E1ccss.,e laughter
What PAT, Ut The Fourth VI July arr yoa
soir. o. give us, and What vill yOu take w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
THE FARMERS GUIDE

S-ienii6e and Prafiiooi Agriculture.
By llTNEI SrErHESs. FRS :. of EIinlnrgh,
ani the late J. T.. Nbgrns, Profe..lr " Sci
euti6c Ag,icllturr ~ Ya~ Coll~g', New llay,n.
vols. ROYAL octave. i6O)pis-- All numer.
ou' craving.
Thu. H.. confr.-cdly. the mot complete work
on Arurulinrr gycr publi'hsl, all in order 10
gigr % q vii,r circulation the publishers have re-
solved 90 ir,uce the price o.
Fiyc Doilnr, for the Two Volumes.
wbrn sent by mail (ro't piidl 70 Calihrni,
anJ Oregon the price w,'l b. 81. 10 nay piae'
pc. II the uniln anil Ctrad, (pi.t pt,il 6 90.
- hi. work u not The od B,oS 81 tn Farm.
f ni,nncs. lr any ~ the above publications
,i ..l be addressed a. the polish ers,
LEONARD SCOrr 4 CO.,
81 GoI Street. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

In an inter, ~ oi che mail contractors
wit ths President, Wednesday, be said hc
thought that she plurality rule would he
equivalent % toe e.e,t1n % d Republican
sreassr, from which opinion 'ho cOnirac-
a.. d.-.sntrd. TIE President also eHPres-
sd che opinion that The House would have
ben ors.nitsd before TIA, but ior Sher-
maa'- snlor.e,n, nj Of Ilslp,r's Boos. lie
,ussr-,gd that Mr CoTvin would Be safe.
Aad that thcss would be no objection to
bis a. elton.
Tbi, rcmarkably cheap way Of eyadins
the responsibility. Tie i.'as has been made
on sherman, and he ough, never to b g'y'
e. up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
Farm s. Mills for Sale.

V'nE .uhscfiier offer. 90 sale nj. FARM and
4 MILLS, situated IN BuCkfiELD VII.
LACE.
Sad lsrm contains about 100 acres oi land. OF
G,od quality. The buiiding' arr all ne" and N
good repair.
Ai.n az, Mil. which !. situated Oh az good a
privilege a. there y IN the Coun'y.
vii sell them together or separate. Possession
given the fret II April. ADDISON q. COLE.
Iiuckdeii, Dec I, 1889. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Ptrsl>e T,cIs. Thousands, Of an ass-
snd .,tc.. have found Instant relief By the
Application oi Esiiine'- Russia Salvo 70
burns. wound. .5a.i., tuuI1us, slrc', eorn'
ehuhains. etc. IL never hiis IN eG'cuns
spc,Jy cures. FJr sale everywhere 81 -
cents box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

We Isarn that the '' Board o. Trade. %
through 10 agents, have promised about
irrar frr different psrsou' with the cen.
o.. agency f0r tbi. STATE. Il isthe only ga
rarf.lu with which an expiring dynasty
can ,, DO auJ .at homes; men, aud lore
tasn iu,, ia, i.nobl, service. Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

The number Of the missing operatives on
the Pcmhcrion mill. is now reduced to four
teen. The Mayor is receiving letters daily
from parties, reported As missing, who had
FASTENED 10 their homes as .'on O. they es-
carei. Tho name Of Abby poitl- is Ia the
lisi o. the missing We have heard that
she wac from Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

TuE rowB oI MrpicNE ovEE prsE,sE.
Sc know OF no better illustration Of this
f.c, tan rlc wonderful ELECTS % tie OHy-
r-uatrl B,ytsr., 90 cradias.ns from the
system Dvprr,ih, anu al functional dis
s4,es % tic stomach, aud restoring impair
81 digestion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Tie J,g.r,ouian learns thai the ballot
fr r,rd.lats 1r State Treasurer IN the Re
pulag,u Caucus wa. o. hil5ws Nathan
Dan. -. NC Hichborn o., scattering /.
NJ Dane va, subsequently, elected aud has
accepted the oihcc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Ir,u,> Be~ The following Letter has
Nssu received bya menb,r OF Consrc"
81 have recently heard that government
Arc about introducing sWaria of Italian
b.. Coz The purpose VI Distribution through
the country after they have swarmcl ia he
Agricultural Bar,.u. Will yoa BE- kind
enough 10 frank me % swarm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

The Governor Of Nebraska hA, vetoed the
bin abolishing slavery in that territory.
This is distinct di.vowal Of the doctrine
tha, the people Ola territory like those Of
a State shall manage their own Affairs"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

ny special arrangement, the eu'ife ,eif'. sob.
scuptiun q, che N,gtEiur. - paid over BIS %, to
ths,r puiIish,r., snl suh-cnlrfs receive their
.upply lpr th. Sr1l d.scs, irim their respective
plblioatuu odirss. The rn.t II the eugraving. y
paid "a'y ~ The dif ference betvcrn tl" lowest
whoissaiv ait ihr regular p,icr ol che Miyna'ne..
Enguyi1gs s-r' 20 once. lnd subscription. ,o
periodicals cpY,nclcr With cuuent issur, unless
uiherw i.c ordered. None, At our ri,k II proof u.
rrtsin-l Of having been mailed. First impressions
ate best Therefore seii early. Ailrrss,
-. 10. BAILEY \ CO.,
(At Wm. Hall 4 SON. Music Stor,)
t3nis52l 5tS Broadway. New.Nofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
New York and Portland
sETI.WEEKLY LINE.

VNIE Gu cl,.. steamship, CHESAPEAKE.
Capt. SIDNEY CEowELL, PAfAPSCO, l..
II. LIIFirLp, will hereafter iorma Seini'Wcrkl,
liue betv 10 the port. OF New York and Port.
hnt. lea,ing c,ch port every Wednesday aud
Slturily, at3 4. ".
Passage $500. including fare and state rooms.
The great dispatch given 10 height by this liae
make IL ihc most desirable freight communication
between Nrx York and the Ei.t. No commission
charged at the cod f,r forwarding.
Dnyagc IN NcS York bslween connecting lines
lyy contract 40 lpNe.t rates.
Apply 4, and address,
EMERY s FOX. Portland.
H. II. GROWN X Co., New York.
Portland, Oct. rs, 1859. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

The Ellsworth American 'ay' 4 Bap-
t,, Church va. publicly recognized IN thi'
vias-wsln,.lay. ~ an e,cirsias'icnl body,
composed 20 tac msahss oi churches, IN
Oh, domination iu thi. county. The ded'
lc,t.ry .eruc-. of the Methodist Netting
hons. ia ,lis village were being Ac'i Thurs
d.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

RE,DrScs TR1s THE POETs. Mr.. Cbas.
Z. L5ring. whose readings We noticed favor
ably last summer, gave an entertainment
at the Uniy,rsi!is, Chapel. on Monday eve
ming and at the Court House on Tuesday eve
ming. lie acquitted himself admirably on
each occasion. lie is aboat % visit the
villages in some parts Of this county. and
We would commend his.reatings TO all as
suinsntly pleasing and instructive.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

GEr-> H,>Ds. The Pilot who took the
steamer N1hican IRON Portsmouth, y II,
t. New York IMPORTS that the steamer put
In a. PrJ,inestown On account Of sea ''a,-
s,u among The ofEcsr. AMI engineers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
AMERICAN Il FOREIGN PATENTS.
R.u. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!

Late Ageafolii. q. y. Patent O6os, Wash
iagfon. uadsr he at ~ 1877.
20 state ST, opposite Kilby ST. nosion.
4 FTER an extensive practice Of upwards o
a useuiy Years, coalinues 10 secure patents IN
The unucd states; AL al.o ~ treat Rntain,
Frame and other Furign c,unt,,cs. Caveats
:, =, i6clti,n-, Assignments, All sN papers or
DAWN. f,r Patent. executed 90 liberal ter.n.,
,rl With d..tatch. Erscs,chr, made into Amrr-
ir,n ur Tsrr,rn works, To- t-iernil1 th- validity
~ uil.i, II Patents ~ lnvrations--and sgal 90
other advice rcnirrei 10 AL matters touching the
same. Cipie. o. the clam. 81 ANY Patents iur-
ri.hfl b, fr,n ttiug one Iolhr. Assignments re-
c,fded it Wssh,nroa.
Thr agency j. NJ, OILS the largest ia New
Enrini, lot through d inVcDtpss have 'lVanta-
sr. f,r s-cuuug patents, 90 asc.riiinius the pat
cutahiIii' II Inventions, unsa'passrd by, n n1t
,m.sasuiabl, superior %, 40, which eau b Of
errdthrm elsewhere. The Testimonials below
g,ysn rrove that n,ne u MORE SUCCESSFUL
At TIiE PATENT OFFICE thin ihe .ubscrl.
a., anI a. SUCCESS H. THE REST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, be- would
AID that he hi, abundant Telsoa o. uclisyr, and
Gao p,,ye that at M other ofire Of the Mad are
the chatg-. be professional services m0dsrats.
The ,murn,e practice ~ the suh-sril'sr, dafiag
twrnt, wear. past has snabed hin o. accumulate
vast colrctionu( specifications AID official decis-
ion. relative o. psieats. Thee, lcsiles his en-.
tsn,iy. library OF legal and mechani-a' s0iks add
tall accounts Of Patents grant. iu The United
STATE. anil Ehfops. rem ier him abis, ls,oai gues.
tiou, o. Offer superior heiiIie. for oL1lnins pat
enis.
Al n.css.i,, of a Journey TO wsshingion topro.
cure - patent. sol the usgl great " hy there, are
saved nyca,ols.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
Oxford Normal Institute,


SOUTH PARIS, MI.
THE Sptias Term ol ihi. school viii onmm-ncc
/ on NpNu,I, MAHcH jih, lsCn, and conii1.
o. eleven weeks. uni,r the Instruction 1T
EMERY o. BICkNELL, Principal.
Mis- GrpHCiN CpENisu, As.'stut,
III GsCuEuTL, Teacher II Music.
The school po.ss.sc, al the looal advantage.
II its iofmsr iaSs. u .. situated 30 dYurishing
,,lss, on the lInr ol the Gnnl Trunk Railway.
~ilh,u tsp hruis' r,ie from rsri,u 4. b-,ag r,s,.
I, accr.sihis from nearly IN psus ct the state.
The village b. quiet lni ORDER the schnD'fp,.ns
rauma ii.u. ami f,.r,stut Nuhil, Ss thlnk the
.tuu,ut ifpm .b,usd viI. dli hrr- many aJsaa,A
~. cYliuciyc o. q profitable term u' study.
~ EFFORT Will D. 'pircl. on the part II the
ic,thcr. 90 sdo0l The suii,nt an oppoItuaiiy ior
a,siiiug alu,.cli uia lhoDu,h an1bu course 81
iu.iructpl.
TracHIK'. CLAss. 4 Teachers Clu will
be- ufg,a,isi duriug the Later bali ct The term
the u -rt Ut which viii D. o. discuss such topic.
- friIir 90 pri,rr disciplinr. ADD method oiin.
.tusi,nu, ~ Que rommul schools. Ngmbrf. 4
thi. cls.s. de.ruu. ~ teaching the rnsulug sun.
mer, s,ll o. assisted d, thr puuriPs 30 pru-urns (
situations. nj D. tcVur.tei.
TutrIpS &c ,masuu Eugli.h, $500; HIGHER
EngI.h. - so; Language. 400. Music, ren-
u,aash,p soil Dr,~,sg. rNtrs.
Good iilsld csn o. obtained Tor from Sl,1j "a
$500 prr se,k. For further Information 'nqlir,
OF the pfiuciphi.
south Pans. Jan. I. 1860. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

DEur Buo,r7. The Corresponding Sec
rotary u Ihs Baptist Missionary Union,
annoguce. that she ishs oI So coo under
which the society ha, lahorel, has been en-
tirciy removed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

AK>owtuauDT. We are h'PPy 20
araulvisds, Che rgcs'p, OF valuable Lesi'-
auye dlcumrui, irlu Hon. Thomas Moul-
s5a. lion. JOB Pr,nce, Dr. LnPh.m, and
others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Senator v,sssnlsn OF Maine slavery pop
ular man Ia Washington. Tie Pcn'yiys-
mans would b. GLAD 20 have btn nominated
either Tor President VI Vice President.
DAILY Couraui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
DIED.

a. Paris. i7,h ,,-,.. Merrill Ch.ss. 81 -.
o. ilsutiri, ISL, l.,,lba q. Wuh.rsHH, ~iic ~
Sfsuhf1 X. ts.hl-ll RI tsBtoH, ari tsl.hisr "
Uup.sIin aui Mlutt nlsh,r. " Nla'sgI are the
purr IB hrtrt. frr ihs, shall s-e Cod
A. East Eumtfi. Sd Dec, Polly. consoft Of
W. Js..- pufBI#I. aged 90.
o. Psui. De-, l.. No Sarah lli1, G..
o. Bu.Af no.. 27il, Me-. Hannah nuigham, 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Atsrnoihy Grover, Esl arrived at home
yesterday from Upala, sweden. lie made
arr1rs. msuis " have Prof. T. Grover. re-
i-a.us brought home IN the spring.
fB1gael Courier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

A DMINIsrRATRIN'S SALE. By'ir,ur Of
\ a license from the llpn1rshle Judge 81 Foo
lsie 6r the County 1T ONi,ui, shall eel u, pu'-
.ic us private s,- al the rel estate oi Roh~It o.
Have, late Of rsris. deCeasei inr m!'ng r'rt.l"n
AT wiiow'. dover. oa We,lnesd,N, febIuir, %,
IS6D. NJ one u'clock 4. VI, AZ his late rrsi .ence
near Saws Fails. iof the paymcnt Of abe .ust
,..its 90 said deceased, AL charges Of admiai'-
81 ANGELINA n. HAYES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Mrs. Dunbar. who died q, North Paris
Last saturday. was the Oldest person in the
town. She was % yeais u age Shswss
born in Paris, and has spent ibe greater
portion Of her life here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Th,se periodical. ally rp,,seat the three great
political parties Of Great B,iiaio-Whig. Tory
and iiadioal--hat polite. FORM. paly oss feature
u their character. - organs Of tie mos, pro-
isind writer. .ecnce. Liieratpfs, morality. and
Ieligion, they .ianl a. th'y ever have stood, un-
',yalIsd IN The so'll of L'iiers, bsing considered
'ndi.Pvusible To the schshr anil the professional
man, shib 20 the Intelligent rradsr II every class
the, fura,sh q corrst and sstsfscior, record
Of the funeut literature of the day. Throughout the
Worl, than can po''ibI, be o6t,ined from any
Other f1ufce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

Gov. Stewart Of Missouri, has refused TO
ssu the aiirociou. free negro ball lately
pas ! by Ihe Legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20

There has been no vote in Congress. for
Speaker, this week. The Republicans were
sndeavuring to hold a night session, with the
Determination TO orgaaire if possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-01-20
HOME TESTIMONY.

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tbr BaI.srn sal advise. On, o. ouuiIHus ihs uss 81
DO. sIurr ~h.sh ti1 I have can,uusd 90 Improve
dsii,. snI ts-stH. H1,.ir,sa vh. hii given ne
ur, ilIf Hr,s i.s a.,s ''n-c, that m, ght yet
live mhB, Nr1rs.
Lrsp-,tuHS, MARY HOWE.
W .tl ,hsrrilI, .r.t6 o. ihr iruih rfihr
above .'4i-u-nf. Ne. Rose h,,lng been au 30.
natf 1i5nf hmiiy.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
MARTHA BENNETT
Nlu. .spuilr ul's,s ..g1sd I BUTTS na the
wtsppsr
Pf-psf-i b., Srtu ". Fowtr = Co.. D,.ion,
aBI flr .,.- D., %. q, Bate. = Co., faus; Wn.
4. Rasf. Srurh prrIss ID. 4. NH1t., N1rws, ;
q. NtwbsI \ e., UrrAbrli, ". = Chass \
Co, pNbriI. p. =. thnBIIcf anil T.. 4 -. ~.
Moo Bethel AL b. dealers sysNohrrc. %
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Paris Hill Academy.

rpuT Srrir. Tern of thi. ln.ti',ti..l vii ca,n.
iu,n-s u1 ND>uAr, EtuEUAEN 9Th, 1850,
an r4rt.rls eleven vtes., ulder thc charge II
e.. O.. LEONARD. \. a., PuariraL
MIS- ". GUstir BAEEtH, A.s.sta6i.
MG. GscHUUFt. Tssehrl of Mess.
Thi. Ar,Ismy b, i.csir.l a. short distance iron
che GuuL Tu1k lt,iIe,,. from snd g. shich
there b. tsil, cons,su.e. Ne. L~o1art. The fnn'
cipai. i. uli ori, ih1fDugh scholar, but sSperi'
core hss shown that be- 10 10 .ucrrssiul teacher,
S1rh .fulsBts as desire o. ~ thsmsrlvc. inr ct
lrtr. Will here 61i ibs advantages Of sysiemiiic
snI rltr,.'rt- eoursH.
B..rf. 4, .oa.i f,mili-.. $500 pr week.
SNNL x. CARTER. Secretary.
Jar. 10. ls6O. 81
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Capt. Everett, rad master on tho Grand
Trunk Railway. fell from tie train near
Yarmouth, Saturday, and was fatally in.
jared
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N ARRIED

o. Pare. Jsnnrg 1t. D., Rev. 4 Sou'hsorJh.
pan., u. r,runm o. Mhrs,rstts \. Ga, both u
1ri..
a. wo5l,iock. S,b. b., Rev. Geo. Hrs;., VIZ.
Nsrh1 Gl-klH, OF Gr,rlhl.,, y. a., Co M,ss To-
e., . Bu.s', of W.
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Senator fcssendcn has our thanks Tor n
copy Of the Congressional Globe and Ap
P,udiK,--ei session OF 35ih Congress.
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Hides and Bark Wanted

AT BUCHFIELO VILLAGE.
TUE subscriber having rrcenil, pursha.ed the
/ tan ,ard 81 Bi-kicii Y,iagH, S,uld inform
the public ih,t he 10 prrpirci 10 pay cash. aud
the market price Co Hide. All BUk, o. be dcliv-
rfrfi 10 his ward.
lls will - tan al hilss entrusted 10 him, N
the best manner. AZ reasonable "a tee ior cash ur
a share of the leather manufactured.
JOSIAH W. WRITTEN.
BuckGcll. dec. II. 1859. 90
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senator Harlan Of Iowa, wa. reelected on
Monday.