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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Blacks Platform for the Oxford Do.
mocracy.

"The Union Ne It was, the Constitution
ss il 70. and the negro where he is" This
comes FROM = protested loyalist-a Union
mau. Let us look at this modern platform.
lst. "Thc Union a. l, was" This little
plank is easily read. I, means ju., 'ueh
Union as We had when JED. Davis Was In.
and controlled. Franz Picrce's Cabinet just
such Union as old Buchanan had with HE
Cabinet full OF traitors-such men rs Floyd.
Cobb. Thomp.ou and Toueey; jus. such a
Union as repealed the Missouri COMPOUNDS.
passed the Lecomp,on svindle. and forced
slavery into the territories at the point OF
tho Federal bsyonets. u mcans 10 give up
the contest Tor the maintainancc OF the
Union, aud invite back JeG DAVIS, Cobb.
Floyd. wigiall. Mason 4 Co.. and again let
them insult and domineer over the North.
IL mean. 20 turn out all honest men from
Office under che General Government. and
put back the robbers and traitors that for.
merly held them. This is +" the Union as IL
wa.."
=. The Constitution rs it is" This
plank signifies all /, save. aud little more.
I, mean. especially oil that part which re-
co:nise. slayrry-sueh a. the clause relating
to slave representation and the rendition OF
fugitive slaves. IL don't s,cp here. 10
means the Constitution with the " bred
Scott, interrre,a,ion-.prcad'pg slavery
over every ioOt Of territory over which u
opcra,e-. by judicial dieium.
). The Negro where he it," that IL. IN
bondage and slavery. Thi. is smother beau
uiul plank. Its jus, this; Sars 'idrory
and Ia iLc Government 20 10 d''irueiiOn.
Thi, la., plank is jed Davis doctrine all
over. IL Is JUS, wha, he and his internal
minions are fighting ior-Ihc negro where
he is, no emancipation. nurse and bolster
M the oau,s Of the rebellion. aud lst the
Union slide. Thi. ga correct interpret.
tiou OF TIA. last .h,lt of the Old delunct de-
mocracy IN oxford County. l, will play
the tool With mono but the men that maze
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Bethel Items.

The Highland Boarding School 10 we'll GIL.
ed with boys.
The crops are abundant in this vicinity.
Hay comes in we'll. Wheat is abundant
and good. Corn backward. but looks we'll.
Potatoes. enough. Fruit. a fair crop.
SUMNER TRAVEL. Tho summer travel has
been quite a' large as usual the present lea
son. The Bethel House. an excellent one Of
the kind, has been OVERLOOKING most Of the
time.
We learn that o young woman by the
name Of Jordan committed suicide at Mid.
die ln,crralc. on Sunday last. by drowning
herself in the Androscoegin. She went to
the river. lef, her hat and shoes on the
shore. and plunged into the stream. Search
was made for her. when her body was iound
at midnight, near the Rips at the mouth Of
Bear River.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
10, In, Oxford Democrat.

AZ q meeting Of delegates from tho rep.
reseu,a,i,e disrie, composed Of the towns Of
Hiram, Denmark, Lowell and Stow arrange
nen,s were made for the nominations oil
candidates Ito be supported by the Repub-
licans and all Others who support the pre-
sent State and National Misunderstanding
a. follows, to wit: Stow will make the
nomination this year. 1862. Hiram. Den.
mark and Lowell. alternately as follows
Hiram 1868, 1866, ls69-Denmark 1864,
1867, is7O-Lovell 1865. 1868, 1871.
Hiram, Aug, 1862. Ia. ORDES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

RIPEEENrArIvK NOMINATION. AZ eau.
Gus. IA Paris. on Saturday last. Mr.. George
W. Hammond vas nom mated rs candi'
date for Representative IRON this District,
in the neit legislature. Mr.. II. may be
said to represen, the interests Of the farm.
ins community, having been engaged in that
occupation. until recent III health forbade
% active exertion. lie has served the town.
as Supervisor of public schools. Tor about
three years, to the entire satisfaction OF oil
concerned. We take pleasure in commend.
in. him to the voters Of the District, as an
honest. capable and reliable man, who will
uOr,h,ly re2resen, their interests in the Leg.
i.lative counsels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

TnE CENTRAL AMERICAN CoLosizArIoS
SCHEME ABANDONED. Tho Washington cor
respondent Of tn, Philads'phla Inquirer
states tina. ut q Cabinet meeting on Friday
!. WAS determined to abandon the scbeme OF
negro colonization 90 far as the Chiriqui
tract, in Central America, 10 concerned.-
Thu. 10 partly owing TO the remonssranes Of
the Costa Ricsn Minister, and partly to the
objection entertained BY one or two members
to the abstraction OF 90 much labor from n
region Of our own country where it 10 dee.
tined TO become abls.--Bosisn Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Do your whole du.y...vote right.

IL aid tho American mind can only at
,.ud TO ono thing at . time. !, may he
substantially true. Tho rebellion. AM the
means and men to meet IL towers above oil
other questions. In tho excitement and
hurry Of the moment We must not forget
Other important duties. And now fellow
citizens lot Ne remind you, one and oil that
you have . very important duty to do on
Monday next. Not single vote will be
ca,t on that day, which will MOI tell Tor or
arain,. the rebellion. Every public express.
sion Of feeling among the peoples watched.
no, only at homo but q, the south. Every
vote cas-, into the doubtful scale weighs
aeain., US. VIVA, We most need at tho bal.
10, box IL clean record upon the question
Of the war. A truly loyal man will there
fore carefully enquire into the true position
Of the candidates before tho people-and
not bestow his suffrage upon o man OF
Doubtful principles. The creates. invalid
in the State who can get to the pole, can
help b.. country essentially by voting Tor
squar, edged, loyal men. who 80 for the
union Internationally. Votes In re'oln-
,ionary times tell rs powerfully 4" in times
Of peace. Therefore we say to oil our
friends, no matter wha, your political anti
ccdenn may have beon. vote for no man oil
doubtful loyalty-,o,s Tor no man who &C.
ere,ly -ympa,hiIes with treason, or consre-
gates with northern trai,or.-'ots Tor no
man unless he ba. clean record upon the
srea, questions now agl,a'ing the country.
Let US all feel the weighiy responsibilities
which res, upon every citizen. and goio the
ballot box determined To vote right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
STATE OF MAINE.
ApJurssr GESTsALs 0nIcr.
Augusta, Aug. 30. 1862.
GrNIRAL ORDLE, so. II.


GrSrRAL ORDIR. No. IL.
I. The following named Medical Gentle
men, are hereby appointed by toe Governor
and Commander in.Chicf 90 make eIamina.
ton Of all applicants Tor certificates Of ply.
steal disabilities which will exempt them
from military duty. by draft AMI otherwise.
Andro,obrgH County Alexander Bar.
bank. I. wlston: Philip Bradford, Turner;
W illIam II. Small. Fast LiSsrmJre.
Arooaock .-Riward y. Mayo, lloulion;
T. q. Decker, Fort Fairfield; A. Parsons,
Weston.
CuD.5u land --Gardber Ludwig, Portland;
Thomas A. Poster, Portland; John ID. Lin.
coin. brunswick; Cyrus X. Bjwser. Ray.
mond.
Franklin Elijah +. Plai.ted. Phillip;
Nehemiah II. Clark. Pennington.
Hanoook p. II. Harding. Ellsworth
Alex. Fulton. Bluehlll, 4. b. Psgc, Backs
port.
Nathaniel Il 8ouielle. waIerSille, james
Cochran. Monmouth.
ka0r.'-C. N. GERMAN, Hockland, John
u walker. Union.
LincOhn.-Charlc, 4. Packard, Waldo.
boro.
Orjord.-willia 4. Rust. Son,h Par.;
Charles a Coolidge, Canton. ID. Lowell
Iam.On. fryehurs.
psnoJ,cot'-John Mason. Bangor: j. e.
Weston. Bangor; ". ;. Wilson. Lincoln
John henson, Newport; Jared fdlles' East
COrinih
P,,cuiaymr -Bcnbmin Johnson. Dover.
SisGdahoc Israel Pitman, bath; James
McKecn. Top.ham.
S,msrsi William SNOW, skovhe:an:
Charles a. Parsons, ST. Alban.; james
Palmer. An.on.
Wdido.-Putnam Simon,on, Scarsp9r,;
Jacob Brown, Liberty.
Washington job Holmes, Calais; Geo.
Il. Higgins. Lubec.
York WIN. SwaIey. Limerick; Dryden
Smith. BiiIciori Theodore II Jese,i, -.
Berwick.
n. Compensation for their .errice. will
10 made hy the Government. ard No lee or
rswari can Ia any instance b. directly ~
indirectly received. for cr IN account OF snnI
examinations. by the persons herein appoint
ed 20 make the same.
M. Each applicant will 70 required 10
declare upon hi, honor % tho examining
surgeon, ut the time Of his application. that
he has not been examined by either Of tho
p.r- n. appointed to that duiy. subsequent
20 tho appointment hsr,in made. and a csr-
tifcate refused and II u shall subsequently,
APPEAR that saId statement !, untrue, tho
certificate thu. obtained will be void. and Of
no effect
". Said e1aminin. surgeon. will 70.
cciye no applications, under the order hero
N given respecting drafted men, prior TO
the tenth day Of September next.
/ V. Examinations OF volunteers offered by
or in any City. Town. or Plantation. IN lieu
Of drafted men. will be made ~ the exam
ming surgeons herein appointed. upon APP
plications therefor with an exhibit Of the
rolls upon which they were enlisted.
VI. Certificates 20 drafted men. 20 be
issued under the authority and IN the man
ner herein set forth. will be made and sign
cd by the examining surgeons. upon Bank,
furnished from this Office. Blank rolls will
also b. forwarded. tor records Of eiamins.
ton of volunteers.
t By order of the Commander in Chief.
JOHN T.. ilODSDOS.
Adiurnt General.
The remainder Of the Surgeons names
for the Counties of Knox. Lincoln. and Pu''
canquis. will be Inserted - son n, the ap'
pointmsnts are mAdey
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Every Pa.rio, 10 the polls.

In order to suhdus ,hi, rebellion We need
q grc,, army Of men % 20 To tho fell OF
,onillc, aud every man who join' the ra'ri'
o,rc thousand. who are rushing to the bat.
tie field contributes something to aid the
GOOD cause. Thuco OF W. who remain nj
homc can help in the work by rushing to
another field. whcrc conflicts are decided by
the peaceful operations OF the ballot We
call upon all good cl,iren.-all friends to
our common coun,ry-,o 80 to the polls on
Monday next. Don't leave . man NJ home
who will vote right. Don't il, business or
pleasure keep yOu away from the ballot boz.
II you have q carriage help along Jour
nc,chbor who has none /; and don't Jet the
invalid. IN your nsighborhood be KEEP. at
home for the wan, OF the means OF convey
ance. Go out on mission OF patriotism.
Don, 10 afraid to give one day TO your
suffering country. Go. then, one and all
10 III, l,oll.-io your whole duty a, citizen,
and God will bls.. the effort.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
The Bradbury Platform.

Tho Augusta Age analyrcs the Portland
platform in the following style:
II, is the Indiana platform. with the
patriotic portions, in support OF The war
and complimentary 10 our soldiers LETT out.
They ignore altogether the s,upondous
fact tha, the country il now involved IN a
fearful struggle FOR the suppression OF one
Of the mos, formidable rebellons that ever
shook the throne OF the nigh,iest mon.
archy" or the foundations OF the proudcst
Republic. Aud while they do not seem to
know Of the e1istencs OF the rdr. they new.
ertheless are keen TO discern that certain
things. inconsistent with u state Of peace.
are going on. They discover thar "ircedom
OF speech and Of the press does not pre-.
vail TO the extent IL formerly did-they
seem To be apprised that "ths right OF trial
by jury" has been somewhat abridged OF
la,e--tLey are apprehenslSe that the "pri'
,lleges oi the writ Of habeas" have been
somewhat circumscribed. and in some cases
wholly su.pended-and they fancy that the
fright OF the citizens peaeea5ly to assemble
and petition for redress Of grievances.
has been invaded in particular instances.
OF these iniraciions Of "individual rights
which are perhaps to u large estsnt una
voidable under the circumstances. the re.o-
lutions complain bitterly; while they have
no word Of condemnation for those who pre-.
cipitased the country into the war. and
thus made this curtailment OF "individual
rights" in some degree military necessity.
II the Portland Resolutions do not put
the Convention IN open opposition to the
var. they nc least place it in o position OF
EARNED neutraliiy:" with . slight inelina'
ton nsains, the government. which 10 ABB.
sed for nesleslibg TO uphold the incest con.
s,i,utionai guarantees. and not one word OF
condemnation IL uttered against those who
are striving to destroy the Constitution al
together"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Capt. Clark S. Edwards. Co. I. 9Th
Maine Regiment, has been promoted to be
Major Of ,ba, regiment. Major Edwards
has been 10 command Of the regiment since
Col. jackson was disabled.
The Republicans Of Ssgadahoe have done
. gallant deed. In nominating Miss Jane IL.
Shaw for Register Of Deeds. Mis-. Shaw
has had charge Of the Office for about three
years, In consequence Of the illness Of the
present incumbent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
w,,nrNc1os. ArG. ~. ls62

WasuiNGroS, ArG. -, lsb..
Hon. Horace Greeley. Dear Sir
have ju.; received yours Of the 10Th AL
dre..cl to myself through the New York
Tribune. II Their, b. m !, any statements
or assumptions Of fact, which may know
20 b. erroneous, DO NJ, now and here
coniro,crt them u there he in !. any irier'
cnce. which | NAV believe 20 b. falsely
drawn. do no, now and here argue against
them. II there he pereer'ihle IN It impaiien,
and dicta,rriaI tones. I wave u in Difference
20 an old friend, whose heart have Away.
supposed to be right.
A-ro the policy I seem to be pursuing
r You .ay-l have no, meant TO lo've any
one In doubt. would save the Union and
would save /, in the quickest way under
the Constitution. The sooner tho national
authority can he restored tie nearer the I'm
ion will DO TO the Union a. II was. II there
10 those who would not ave tho Union
unle.. they could at the same time destroy
slavery, would not agree with them.
Ny paramount Object in this struggle IL
20 ave the Union. and IL no, either 20 save
or destroy slavery. II could save the I'm
ion withou, freeing any .larc-. ! would do
i, land II could do !, by freeing some,
and leaving others alone. would 10 that
and II could DO i, by freeing all slaves. !
would DO tia, also. VIVA, | DO about .la.
very and tho colored race, ! DO because be-
lieve /, will help save the Union. and what
I iorbe,r | forbcar because | DO no, believe
i, would help save the Union.
I .hall DO less whenever shall believe
what | am doing hurt, the cause, and !
shall do moro whenever shall believe doiu;
more will help the cause. ! shall try TO
correct errors when shown to be errors, and
shall adopt new view. 50 ias, as they shall
appear TO be true views.
I have here stated my purpose according
70 my views OF oa;iai duty, and intend no
modification OF my often expressed personal
wish that all men everywhere could be free.
Yours. \. LINCOLN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Briur ont the last Man.

When i.sues Of 80 great importance come
up as are presented the present year. II i' OF
the uinoss impOr,anee that every man dis
posed TO vote ior the hight, should 20 to the
ballot box. Let every citizen consider it a
par. of hI. duty to look alter his Own School
Dn,rict. and not be eonten, until be has
se-n to It personally that arrangement. have
been made to have every nan out. A little
Organization Of this kind will increase the
vote largely. aud will reIay the labor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
The Democratic Position.

The Jcil-rsoulan elo-e. al article on "the
situation, as follows
Another thing in 1.-THE situation should
b. stated. and that i--,he Democratic par.
" in the loyal States are fast assuming .
position OF demanding o,S'diior ~ hodIh'
n,s ~ The fsd,rhi gpr.rHnsni. and a policy Of
"oonniidhOn and oompromi,e" ehh Ms J.t.
Ddrp gorunnsni' THIS !, u bret state.
ment. hut IL il a fact. Jsd. Davi. see.
more bope 10 day than ever before from his
"alli,- IN the north" The Tory organs m
the north are just now loud in their as-cr.
tons tha, the recent promises OF - more
yisorou. prosecution OF tho war by the fed
eral government" have disastrous effect
and lnei,e the Confederate government to
the exercise OF greater union and effort.
against W.. 1t ~ nothing but q "s'op thie'
cry. only an a,,emp, to cover their gym
patty Tor tho rebel cause. TO prove to the
south their continued devotion 10 the south
ern Democratic party. Who can mI'in'
,erpre, the resolutions o, the Democracy in
Maine, in Indiana and elsewhere in the
north. declaring for cessation OF ho-,ilisie'
against the rebellion and policy OF soon
IGdiioa and compromise" with the Conied.
crate Government? No one! The JED. pa.
vi. eon.plra,ors understand it JUS, a, well a'
nil intelligent loyal people in the North
There can DO no mi-apprehension Of 1.-The
situation" politically 0. the Tory Democra.
CIV Of the North.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

W. II. lladley Acknowledges the receipt
OF S9,290,i3, IN aid Of the Sanitary Com.
mission. The following town. in this VIZ
Gritty have sent cash contributions
O,isfeld, s27 Waterford. Si2; Nor
way. SO; Paris. 1891 fryeburs, . /.
Bethel. sI2; Peru, Si3; RumiOrd, s
Mrs. T.. Smith, Lowell, Sl2,30. $ 0
towns which he visited have no, ye,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

wm. ID. Emerson OF Stow, has been nOm-
mated by the Republicans a. a candidate
for representative for that District.
orrin Poster OF Newry j. the Republican
candidate for Representative irom the DE-
srist imposed Of Bethel, Newry. Hanover.
&c. lie has before rsprOsSnssd bis district
IA the legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

e Tue NV IRoNsIpD. 4 despatch 10 tho
Merchants Eichanse, Philadelphia. con-
tains the following Information Capt.
Turner has made very favorable report a,
10 the good qualities Of the Iron'de-, bot
objects to being scnt To sea withou, her
,pars. They were taken on, Tor an expected
emergency a, City Point. on the JAN 'r''
er. As tina, has safely passed. the Navy
Department, has concluded to .eni her here
fortress Monroe y take in her 'rars, AMI
then send her further South. She comes
here Tor no other purpose Whatever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

TurEK.ScE MEETINGS. by his nOiiv ~
another column, IL will be secn that a''
friend DR.. Colby, will shortly make his a.
nual tour through thi. County. lilo i o..
gagged in q good work, in which we hope ~
will be aided by friends in oil the places
where he is O. speak.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Innr on. fnr the Invalid,

II the day j. pleasant, next Monday, pro.
badly many Inyalijs may be ablo to ride to
the town meetings. Those possessed Of com.
Portable carriages will undoubtedly be pleas
cd to accumulate person, ia need. Lei;
tie matter b. lolk,d aEer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

We notice that Rev. Mrs. jenkins. known
to many Of our people, recently made 'ilr'
ring speech, at war meeting, out West.
Her remark, were listened to with great In
tere.t. and produced q good effect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

AID roR rnK SoLpIrRs.-Tbe Ladies OF
Sweden. on tho Goth inst. forwarded q box
of hospital stores to the Name 10th Reri.
mcnt to care Of Mrs. Goddard, containing
the following articles:
II sheets, % shirts. IS prs. pillow cases,
i2 towels, 20 prs. drawers. I hdkis., g prs.
socks. % prs. slippers. Is pillows. 1000
yd'. bandages, } bottles Of wine, 3 mugs,
! bag Of dried apple. pot Of jelly, together
with large 10. Of I'm. and old clothes.
May the blessings Of many ready to perish
30 upon them for their thoughsiulne's anu
caro- for the sicx and wounded soldiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Temperance Lectures.

DR.. II. CoLnr. State Temerane Lecturer,
will lecture ia oxford County a, follows
oxford. Sunday, az , o'clock. sept. -
Norway, - IL" -
South Pans. Monday evening. sth-Par..
9th-IjuckdelJ. Wednesday. 10Th
-El., Sumner. Thursdiv, llth-Canion,
Friday. l2th-DiIheld, Saturday, 18th
West Peru. Sunday, ) O'Clock. 18th
E,-, Rumfori, +" IL 18th
IRumford Corner. Monday evening, 18th
,,ndo,er. Tuesday, l6tb-Newry. Weine.'
day. l7th-B-thel, Thursday. ls'h-NOrih
Waterford. Friday. lgih-LoVsll Centre.
2Oth-ioSell Village. sunday. )
o'clock. 2is,-fryeburg. sunday. : ] 20
clock, 2l.,-BrJvnfeld. Monday evening.
TUESDAY evening, 23d-Wess
Baldwin, wednesday, 9th.
The friend. OF the cause, in each OF TIE
place, mentioned. will do him the favor %
make the necessary arrangements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
Vote Early.

BE at the polls in good season, and de-
Po-it your vote. Your presence. and your
influence, Is good AMI day elnnO, be
spent With moTe post to the cause than 10
attending the Annual town recIins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

A GrASr TosAIo. The Bath Sentinel
says, David Lawrence, Esq. OF Newcastle,
Maine. has sen, Us q specimen Of . giant
Tomato, weighing 2 Lbs 8 ! Q o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

by private letters from Washington, We
learn that the 10th, 18th, and 18th Maine
Regiments, are stationed at the Forts before
the city. The position 10 described as TO
markably Zoe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
20, the Oxford Democrat.

Al Republican Caucus held in Rom
ford. on saturday. August 3Oth, to nomin'
ate candidate for Representative. Jeremiah
wardwell had 1875 votes. VIM. Frost bad
80 votes. And jeremiah wardwell WAS
nominated rs q candidate TO represent the
di,tric, composed OF RumfOrd, Byron. RoI'
bury, Peru and Andover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

The Gardner Journal, speaking OF The
death Of T. = Kinds, -ay' that he reiu'ei
the command Of hi. company, which was
offered him. lie wa. Is years u $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Nrw YoRK. Sept. 2. The Philadelphn
Bulletin has the followin, names Of killed
aud woupded soldiers no. before reported
v. w. PATRON and 81. j. Sargent. ID Me;
q. =. Sawyer. 4,b, in leg; Crop liarient, ill.,
In thigh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

Gen. Perry has been nominated as Rep
from tho District composed Of
Norway, Oxford and Greenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05
John J. FERRY. Editor.

TEWNs.-Ops Dollar aud fi0y Cents. rs'
,esr, IN advance; T~o pona,s, az the end Of ths
yesf.
Clubbing. We wouh respectful, call tn
susuiion II such a. are .rosed To- icpi ths'S All
In sN,eniiug ~ cWcul,iioa 81 hone pager Ia
tke iallssiu- ofeT:
We ~tll seni
IN Cs.piss, Zoe es- Vsat. GO l-Sv
~ Cop'es Zoe one ,eaT. Zoe ."'o"
A. one cory 90 he psF-"n ceu'ng - the 'h'n'
The nian.N nus, as,omrans The oTdef.
Rr~. VI. Pv.essiu = Co., 10 >'a,s S'rrs''
Bosipn. and 10 Ns.ssu Sus'i, New hoiA, are
oIf authoffsd srvuis.
EJOu PRINTING neail executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-05

sLNAruRs.
Il. : STEVENS. OF Paris
O.. d. BAl;l.OMS. Fryrhars.
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FOR GOVERNOR
ABNER COBUR N
on sNpWuIGAN.

p RT,"~,ir.r, o NNNILht Csssr"',
g p,..-T. Al. rE>>rNpEN, ct Aul.'rn
r. Rysasaisi.sss o NNNFHhh CeHrr'''.
1t Dist. y. GOODWIN. ct Souih lisr~ 'ck
p n,.t->IpNEN rERliAM. ct rsi,..
D..-JtME> q. blaine, OF Augu.;a.
gh Dist. \. FINE, ct Cal,is.
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