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CtiTens Wishing conveyance 70 either Of the above
Trains or Boats, will be called for hy the Ooeeea q
Stevon's Omnibuu Line BY leaving their address a.
the Omnbus Ohos, l4I Superior street, door next 70
Weddell House.
Nov. IS, 1880.
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Quantity

EXPORTS PROM THE PORT OF CLEvEEAED, O., TO
FOREIGN PORTS, IL AMERICAN VESSELS, DURING
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CLEYELAND AND MAHONING

RAI L B D.
Tuu TABLE No. ITO take effect on AM after
Wednesday, November ., 1850.
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8paks 4 Statiauerll
NGHAM & BRAGG,
NEW MISCELLANEOUS Books.

NAW AL4oOAAlAhEOUB DUOkBs
Hopes and Fears, By the author Of ssEsirofRsd-
cine, vols. Prics.......... 81
Tom Brown at Oxford, vol. -. 4
Our j 1ear-a book for children, BY ths autiI5f oil p
AtkiDsOn'8 Travels In the Upper and Love-
AmOor, maps and Illustrations, 8Folg........... 2
Whims and Oddities, with ll2 illugtrations, and
u National Iaiers By Thomas Hood.......-.........
19e hour Georges, Illustrated, w. 81. ThackaFay
haithigl Forever By the author Of 'efhs Ahgel
- n tue hOu9e...-..
me neIo1s ol Eprqpel Biographical Outline Of
1llVF a4ll4l
LAKE ~ nOllie, from tne German Of Fanny seUald
9ues5es g. Truth, by two brothers. -
keereatiOns ola Country Parson ........... /.
Whsrs There's a VIII There's a Way, by Aiics
p Hayens (Cousin -Alics) Gth Home Book
yrTtiI ~ y = Isi n n
and New Orleans, By Winter SummerfOn.... 1.
Mosiaosi by the authOr Of Asalad l0r the 5olita-
Life and Correspondence Of Cor. John A. QUIT
Over the ellis, By Charlotts Chanisr.....-....i 1,
Macauly'g llate Ess1ys and POems-......---.s..-.
The Household Of BouFerie, or the EliEir 81
aeldi SFo1.-..
The Cottages Of the Alps, or Lifs and Manners
in sEiizerland, author Of Peasant Liis en-
= Germany
The Glacier n the Alps, By John Iyndalli IL
INGHAM & BRAGG,
1sl Superior street.
decl0 Cleveland, Ohio.
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~ Messrs. Rose, Andrews & Co., at their
new pork store, 1873 west side of Ontario
street, next to the Ross Market, have not
advanced their prices, but continue to sell
at their usual prices, believing in quick sales
and small profits, which is their maxim
They are determined not to be undersold,
and all articles warranted as represented
The following are their retail prices
Sugar cured Hams 10 cents per Ib.
Shoulders
Bacon Q -"
Lard, kettle rendered 10 4"
Fresh pork, roasts and stake. 7 cts. mar III.
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Terms 5a as"sssss 9@: bssIs; ssis @
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CONNECTIONS.
OLEVELAND Z PITFSBURGH

II n 4 ~ - v n y
WIETER ARRANaEMEET-TO take eject on Monday,
November 18th, 1850. Trains leave Cleveland daily,
Sundays excepted a. follows;
s;4OA. Mail for Pittsburgh, WhseIiBg and EsE
Philadelphia.
4:I5 P. N-Accommodation n for RaTsnna and MilIsrs-
burg.
SIS P. M.-Express for PittsburEh and Wheeling.
r1Drrrrrfvrrronre
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how Information was obtained as to her
whereabouts, is not known, although it is
almost certain that some one acquainted
with the facts must have written to Goshorn,
and we understand that suspicious are cast
upon one or tive cOlOred persons residing in
this city, by their brethren.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19
South Aardwick Academy
THE Fall Term Of this Institution will CONNIE
l. Wednesday, Sept 4, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARUO OF TEACHERS

THE Fail Term of this Institution will CONNIE nee
L Wednesday, Sept. A, and continue eleven weeks.
BOARD OF TEACHERS.
Mas NJ. J. SANBORN, Teacher of French.
GEO. II. BLAKE, Assistant.
Miss e. J. NORRIS, Teacher of Primary Department
WILBUR F. WIlIPPLE, Teacher of Music.
ABEL T. WAY, Teacher of Tenmanship
The above Teachers have been carefully selected and
we feel assured that school in this part of the State
offers more ample facilities for education than this The
building is Spacious neatly furnished and we'll suited
the comfort of the student The school is situated in the
pleasant and thriving village South Hardwick, easy of
access, and surrounded by an ntellg gent community.
Particular attention Will be given those who wish
pursue Classical Course preparatory to entering Col
ege 1t will be the aim of the teachers teach isola
ted facts, hut principles and their relations each other
to teach practical knowledge that the student may not go
out into life like the hooded messenger of the Savan but
with his knowledge classified and arranged, that he
may know how, when and VIII re it is be called into
The best of teaching the different branches will
be discussed in class formed for the benefit of those in
tending to teach.
The Piano, Harmony and Thorough Bass will be thor
ougly taught md vocal music viii be daily exercise In
school.
The debating society will give good opportunity for
speaking and writing, both to Ladies and Gentlemen.
Lectures will be given by the Principal upon the differ
ent branches pursued during the term.
Board from 81, so to $500. including room, washing,
fuei, &c.
Rooms for self boarders shilling per week.
For tuition see small handbis.
For Rooms or Board apply TO the Principal.
South l1ardwick, July 20, 1861. E. B GCYER, Sec.
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M rs. Hannah HASTINGS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden al
WAsHINdroN DISTRICTS SIS. Montpelier, within and for
said district on the 3D. day of August, A. d. 1861
| II. HASTINGS executor of the last will and tesla
81 ment Of Hannah Hastings, late Of Wasteld, in
said dis ric deceased, presents his administration
for settlement
Whereupon, is ordered the same be referred to
iha 9th day Of August 1861 the Probate Office in
Montpelier, for examination and allow and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman, printed at Mont
peler three weeks successfully may be, that
they appear, and at said time and place if they
cause, object thereto, By the Court,
Attest, T. r, MERRILL Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19
lNOrssRaEoada institution.

ETHE Fall Term of Eleven weeks begins Wednesday,
Sept 4h, 1851 when the school will be organized un
der tn direction Of corps OF teachers, who will aim
to thorugh of study. This school being
situated eneNcc overlooking the village of North
field has the advantage Of heahful atmosphere, and
pleasing prosper.
Board can obtained for prices varying from So to 80
per week students should be present al the opening of
the school il practicable
For particulars address f. II. RANDALL, Principal
Northleld. VI. JuIy Sth, 1851. 299m2N
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19
ASA AVEsgia' Es6aac.

STATE OF VERMONT,t In Probate Court holden at
WASH!NGro> oIsTRICT SIS, Montpelier, within ard fui
said .lstrci on HE -Mh dny"t July, A. b. 1851.
EDN IN PlTklN administrator The estate Of A sa
81 WILLIS late Of Marshied, in said ns,ict deceased
makes application to said court to extend the time
heretofore allowed him te pay the debts ,lle from said
estate and to tender his administrator un
tuturc day.
Wheteupon, it Is otderedby said cont that said app-
Gallon he heard ii! the Probate Office in Montpelier
tue 2oih day Of August next and it is further ordered
mat notice be gwen &c all persons by the pub
ca'i"n of ,lts order in the Green Mountain Freeman
said hearing. l;v the ror,, ~ ''s'''''' '''o'
292t"3 A,,nat NJ >,,.-, ,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19
CANCER.

DOCTOR Il. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ habtants of Ilardwi ok, vicinity and Community, at
large that he has removed South ardwick Caledonia
Co.. Vt where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
cer-n lis uari0uS stages speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases, private common.
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability in the treat
ment of the above named Diseaserom 30 years expert
in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system producing that Disease, he would say to the
aiced one, all, and the Doctor will advise
what do All Counsels gratuitous. Amy amount of
References will be given to the creduous application
The D 'cor is regular Physician OF the old school
means all he says, and no Humbug
Sonth iiardwick, June ~ lcGl 28T
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Probate Courts for Randolph.
District.

DR0BATE ~OURTS within and for the District of Ran
doph for the year ensuing will be holden follows
At the Registers Office, in Broskfeld, first Thurs
day in each month; at the Orange County Hotel, in
Chelsea, on the third Thursday in each month at chad
wcks Hotel in West Randolph the fourth Thursday
in each month. At J. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
ton, he second Thursday in February May and Aug
By order of Court
]. R. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea December l. 1860
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE COURTS within
WASHINGTON DISTRICTS I and for the District aorc-
said will be holden at the Probate Office in Mont peler in
sad District Tuesday of each week, during year
ensuing. Persons having busnt with said Court
quested to attenl to the same said court days.
T. z. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19

STATE or VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at
"AsHINGToN DISTRICT, s.. Montpelier, within and for
said Dlstrict on the 26th day of July, A. u. 1861.
A VERY Fits, guardian OF George A. II. Bragg. Anne
~ LA s. bragg. and Ida F. Bragg, minor heirs of John
W. irgg, late of Warren in said district, deceased, makes
Application to said Court for license sell all the
c said ards in the real estate If SAID decea.ed cu-
ding her re Customary interest in the widows dow IN
sad estate representing that the sale there won Id be
oeeca 10 sad wards, for the purpose Of putt the
proceeds Of such sale at interest.
Nhcreupnn, is ordered by said Court that <ad app
"a he referred, for hearing and dec sion thereon
session Of said Court TO be oIde AZ he r,nhan 0f6ce
!" sad Montpelier on the eth day Of August A. d. 1861,
lf meaning ana dec'sl"n thereon and it is further
eered nat ~ persons interest d, he notified hereof by
lbcaIon Of notice Of this application and order thereon
'hfee weeks sncctssvey in he Green Mountain Free
man. printed at Monpoltr be fore said time Of hearing
mat they may "Flea at said time and ace and if they
see cause, object thereto By the Court
392 Attest, N. A. CIAS E, Register.
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y Jonathan u. Marbles Estate.

1E subscribers, having be appointed hN the HnnOra
bic Probate Court orthe District of ashGgon Com
nssners,t TO receive exam inc and ad u nIsand
demands of all persons, against the Estate Of Jonhan
D. Marble late of Fay sion in said District deceased, repre-
sehed Iso'vent and the term of six months from the
ith day of July 1851 being by said Courl to the
creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and grove their
claims before givenoct halwe will attend
tome dntIesof our appointment at tie dwelling house
OF Beriamin Male i'll Fays1on in said district he
ga day of August next, and The 18th day Of January
oA at one oclock in the afternoon each of said days.
W1L 1,HTT i PORTER, comm'rs.
Fayson, july H. A. ID. 1861. 1872
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G A R D IN ER'S
ES"c"aasaa5c and Ncssrasgs,,
COMPOUlJD ~ ''
re Jor HheunGtls y qcd ,,e,,,o,,..
ats uOrS: EoS,n "

QUIZ t"c JcT ItheH1JaGfls y rrj Ec,,,,,
-, as u0rs: forrs. {"
The I'm derSlgn3d hereby cartjiy tho. tt,a,
"arulher.S hleumatc and Neuralga t,ornG,n -, 4
the carr of rheumatism and Neur9ria n, ior
tyery case loued nfn1 late and perm II emf "A
nave 1uil commence Ia its healins Qualities onT te
recommend it to all who atliote viii "o't
ever offered 10 the public. ''' medicine
HANCOCK, JR 20 South Markets pos+o, -,
H. ALLEN, Boston; HENRY A. FL, LEE o'' 10 ",
MAJ ket g., Boston SAML. VALEs jp c: 40 2ou'h
noston; GEO. II. PLCMMER Meyerics ,o w.'y h1te!,
hoston; HENRI ID. GARDINER Wcbs+ar - Ia1'F MaFf
ton; ABRAM WEEKS, Webster T. Hn ~. t1ast 6os-
'nAs. u DoLLIvER, East Boston 0''' NaYt.
tAe pc't medicine Tor diseased ever eau C,,,r
SMITr, o. Old state House poatnn '' WAS 4.
Have been afflicted with kicnn,nti :;
l and was entirely curei by the use Of ono uoN
a. '" bEYhR, Matthews Building c, mnerc uIe o2itH
Gardiners Rheumatic and NEURALGIA Co,o,o.,,,
entirely relieved me IRON sutlarings of YoIho me-
standing. w. L. HoDeKINs Nn1 =, ~, several years
Boston. w. Oiu State House,
After suffering with Rheuma,is,, "a, .,.o,....
neIs rheumatic and Neuralgia Cou,non|de' % hafd!-
AYERS 20 franklin street, Ro.tGr "'' No&ai@N
ihe Khe',natic and Ncura gia Cog,,.o,
WITH great benefit 1t may be gyen ~ a, t Juno:
perfect safety. ~ o''eh 10 children wUh
At WhoIe'a!e ty Macy & jenkins. g. ,t,..
N.w York NJ. S. EURR s. Co. gG -, Q. hlbe,ty st.,
None genuine unless signed by CE.s y e
For sale by NJ X. CONE. W p r. GARDINER.
CHAPMAN, Woodstock GEO n. Village; CHAs.
Dn PonTnR Nfrt ttsee and = !GAetih 5nipsi
~ " Eco s Kendrick, Lebanon n. H. and by arothe-
ler, ;o 800 anneraIly 2;2yl
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CARRIAGES AND SEEsGE2s

BY THE BEST wORKMEN IN THE COUNTRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried on
by the subscriber opposite the
Court House Square, Montpelier, VI.
Those in waat Of ,cat,antoi Carriages oaf St"S,,
will perhaps we'll to call AMI what being done ~
the old stand of CT Imam 4 CAMP.
AL orders 2romptj atten led to. o,,pvF
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MRS. WILSON'S
COO 0 AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs. Wilson'S Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and rcais for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person. young old there not its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish it
be, and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should entitle it to place
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing and your
hair will be even more lifelike in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
use these according to directions, and warrant you
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry +. vii.
Co., Manchester, N ito whom all letters should
be addressed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-08-19
" IL has stood the Besr Of all Tests,
FERTgEIy

4 ND mad sus ahed its reputation for more than THU
l4 YEARS. PHYSICIANS Of the h CHEST respects
bilty prescribe it, and Thousands of families keep it
hand as Standard Family Aedicine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
How II Is 10 be Done.

The advocates Of ." pcaee " policy. on
the part Of the General Government. with a
very significant. knowing look. inquire What
We are to do with the rebel States in case
We subdus them, Those who have care
fully watched the progress Of events stree
the commencement Of the war, eanno, be In
the dark about this matter. The fact that
In all the slave States. with tho exception,
perhaps. Of South Carolina, rsejoniy o.
tAs peoris are Union men. is q full answer
to all such in,srrOss,cr,es. All they want
is the protection OF the General Government
80 lar extended TO them as 20 enable them
to assert their sovereign authority.
The late affair at ns,trrn tells the story.
Ben Butler and Com. Sriugham planted
the stan and s,rirCs upon the soil OF North
CarOlins, under the protection OF Federal
guns. That mOmen, broushtio our standard
the loyal men In that State. Everybody
III tha, rrgion came out q, once for the
Union. so IL has been in Kentucky, Ms.
sour. Maryland, and all the States, jus,
break down the reign Of terror that mana
Gle. not only the limbs but the eonscicnees
Of the loyal men in the slave States. let them
have arms aud ammunition, and the pro,ee'
ton OF the national DAG, and they will take
the field and soon take care OF the rebels,
single handed and alone. Thi. iswhai they
desire to do, and wha, they will do. Thes,
men once placed in power, will take care OF
their States. The miserable denagogues
who have precipita,ed this revolution upon
the South will all DO taken care Of, and IL
their neck. are no, stretched they will be
driven on, o, the country.
Tbi. war Of rebellion i' making Union
men every day in all the slave States. They
canno, fail to sec the poverty. misery. and
degradation it is bringing upon them and
their States. Once place them IN power
and they will retain il. And we mos, sin.
csrcly believe that in this way, at the ter
minauon Of this war. the Union will he
placed on Grmcr and more enduring basis
than 10 Ia. ever had before. The loyal men
in the South will hereafter zee the dcsirue'
ton they have escaped; they will see the
ten thousand blessing. the federal Union
only can give. Thee will 30 no more
threats Of d,.uuiou and secession. All the
bright vision. Of Southern COnfedsracy
which have been dancing before the deluded
people Oi the South. will have vanished and
passed. away. The old aas will again aOas
in all ID. pristine MAJESTY and glory in oil
DiIie's" land. and the American Union
wal! las, until nature expires, and its last
great shock burie. the nations Of the earth
III one general ruin"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
SENATORS ELECTED.

PrSonsoor. John Benson, Rep; J. l..
Smith. Rep John 4. Peters. Union Dem.
kINNrEIc. Peleg Z. Pike. Noah Woods.
Warren perci,al, Republicans.
CusEERL,>p. Scwsll y. Gross. Rep. /;
Nathaniel pca-e, Rep. Warren II. VIuton,
Rep; l.. II. VI Sweat. Union Dem.
ioRE. John II Goodenow. Nath! g..
Marshall. Gideon Tucker. Republicans.
AKoOsrook. Isaac Hacker. Reruo.
WALDO. james L. White and Barnabas
VI Roberts. both Republicans.
KSoN Nathan \. farwell. Rep; Eph.
rain X Smart, Dem.
A>pEosCoGGIS. Chas. y. Jordan. Req.
LINCOLN. X. Il Tucker, Jr., Dem.
S,G,p,uoc. Ruff. sylvester. Rep.
FEANkLiS. T.. NJ. Vaughan, Rep.
SosIKsu. Hiram {. Warren. Nathan
7. Blunt, Repuh..
OuoRD. John r. Hubbard, Elbridse O..
llArlow, both Reps.
WILMINGTON. Joseph Granger, Rep;
John Plumuer. Dem.
II,Soock. John NJ. Soyes, Aaron II.
Emerson, both Rerub-.
piscAT,ors. lhos. II. Scaburv, Rep.
Republicans. &c jameson Democrats, 3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

Temperance Lectures.

DR.. II. Colby, Agent Of the State Tenn
perancs Association. and Of the Grand Di.
vision Of the Sons Of Tempsrapoc. will lee
turs IN this county as follows;
lowell, Saturday evening. Sept. 81.
North fryeburg. Sunday. 4 O'Clock. Il.
NJ, sept. ~,
90,
Brownfeld. Monday evening. Sept. y.
Porter, Tuesday evening. Sept. ~,
Hiram. Wednesday evening, Sept %.
Denmark, Thursday evening, Sept. .o'
Bridsion. Friday evening. Sept. ~,
North Br,dgtou. Saturday evening" sept
IS. =,
Harrison Flat, Sunday, 4 o'clock p. NJ,
Sept. 80.
Bol.,sr's Mills. Sunday evening" o'clock
Sept. -.
The friend, OF Temperance in each OF thee
places mentioned, will do him the favor to
mako tho necessary arrangements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

KrSrroKr. The Kentucky legislature
adopted resolutions, requiring the Southern
troops to leave the State. An a',Omp, to
include federal troops failed by a. large =
vote. The Governor. thersuPon vetoed tho
resolve, which was at once passed over hin,
thu. becoming law. Governor Magohin
Ia. accordingly Issued tho following procla.
nation
In obedience to the subjO'ned resolutions
adopted by the General Assembly Of the
Commonwealth Of Kentucky, the Govern.
ment Of the Confederate States, the State
Of Tennessee. and oil Others concerned. are
hereby informed that Kentucky expects the
Confederate or Tennessee troop. TO be with.
drawn from her soil unconditionally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
The Maine Election.

The recent Maine election came Oh under
eircumstance, which have no rrotoiyPs in
Abe history Of the past. Prior u former
election. REBELLION and treason have been
liroaisas1, under Toe last canvass they actual
lyeIisi The pr--sn, war upou government
put an entirely p,w phase upon things. 4
srea, question. COMPARED With which oil
other party questions seemed to sink into
inseniscAuce, .rrGns uP,-GorTT"ssEi or
No G0rcrrmsni. rha, was Substantially
the issue Upon this que',i,a the verdict
OF the people OF Maine has been found. The
entire vote Tor Washburn AMI jameson can
be safely reckoned in favor Of the Union. N
favor Of ugorou. prosecution Of the war
until rebellion !, completely .uhlued. The
sane eanno, Dc said Of The Dana vote. \
par, Of this vote mus; - COUNTED on, in
favor OF secession. What portion lis an
important question.
Had the jameson democrats controlled
the Augusta Convention, aud succeeded in
srprorriatins to themselves their party or.
s,nlzaton. - a. - have obliged the Dana
ise- to have bol,ed. then the vote, which
Dana received could with safety have heen
counted a. rcTrc-eniins - many rebels.
Bot a. It was. tho Dana leaders succeeded
in packing that Convention in such way
=. to give them mapr,ty, and thus COM
PEELED sbe Union democrat, % -ecrde.
According 20 the version Of n, Eastern
Argos. the nomination Of John W. Dana
vas the regular" nomination OF the
party. and as such. that paper, with one or
two Others, supported him, a, the same time
rrpuda,ins the platform uron which he
stool THIS assumption drew IN large
numbcr Of votes Tor Dana, which otherwise
would have gone tor any other man clsimed
- the regular nominee u ;h, Democratic
party. A great many igaoraE' men IN that
party, Who really are honest at heart. were
BY these means drawn into the support Of
Dana.
Upon a careful examination Of the whole
question. we believe tia, a majority Of the
men who voted for Dana are really in :Avor
OF the union and N favor Of IL. preservation.
These, added - the WAshburn and jameson
votes. wall make up ,he sum total OF the
Loyal men in Maine. TIL, result !. truly
gratifying. IL shows the relative strength
Of parties in our own State upon the srca;
QUESTIONS IN issue. 1, further shows how
Insignificant and powsrls-- all attempt. on
the part Of the Maine peace " men will be
81 controlling its popular sentiment.
Name. God bles, her i, az night her
loyal son. have dec AIRED 50 AZ the bAliot-bo1
Too verdict Of her citizens - an oyerwhelm-
ins robaketo traitors and political rene.
sAdes. And nov let the good work % well
begun at the bAllot.boN 20 on. Secession
and treason IN Maine must De crushed out.
live have rebel, among u. they must be
made T. follow Bob Elliott = Fort Lafayetie.
That j. The verdict Of the people. l., tha,
verdict be pat in execution. "yOI Populi.
yOI Del"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

USivIRs,trsr ASSOCIATION. We learn
that the Oxford Univer.sli,, Association i'
to me-, a, Norway on "Wednesday and
Thursday OF mex, week. The services in
reference TO the Barnes Monument will 10
held on the ground Of the Pine Grove Ceu-
c,ery on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Geo.
Bate. has been appointed to deliver th" al.
dress. expected tina, Rev. Mr.. Drew
of Augusta will also be present. and as.i's
in the exercise. Of the occasion. The Ora.
,ional sermon will bs delivered by Rev. Mr..
French Of Turner, on Thursday forenoon.