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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

slaves uiekrdiy they have rchellrd ana
raiscd a var that Is iniirtin- upon the
conutry . FAR ~ atcr pe,uniary injury than
AT tlcir slaves very ever worth af che hi-h-
go priccs ihcv ever Dor, and so for thea.
o. .ufcr a. tbs very point g.. in csaet a.
cor,iancc With that la~ ~ divine retaliation
taught by III cSpcrencc ~ s-,.. AMI o.
clarcd r. thc Ga proverbs thar " Ash.
alva,s ~ hack in the face az Nm thas
throws ,hcn.~ that '' Cur.c.. Ike chiskers.
always cos,c home O. rcosi. Ia Shak-
sIcar,'s saving tlat
90 hasois ia-ff-rfi,-s . ta-rht fer-rn
t. o. g. NJ ,.s,utors."
AMI the Jewish Psalnist's words. 90 A. hc
lowed cursing. % shall ii come upcn Aim
Bat. oncc morc. emancipation ~iu DO
mlrh 60 81 %, right before the World snl
rnake us c--=sia;cat nth our traditions. ana
our Theory and rrinciries ~ rovcrnn.s-,
ant liberty. Already thc Proclamation az
emancipation has douc uurh 90 make u.
friends in Eugland aad on th- continent.
awakening su,h a general sympathy ia tbo
learts q the masses q the people thcr..
that nov there . bit LITTLE danger q inter
eeu;iou o. o. aVQrrh,ulcJ Triar o.
prr-erve slavery ard thc t-niou both. a. Il
81 equal sai1c. Sighting ibe rebel ,iaveLoIl-
er 18th orc hand. and holding his slave
dovu Nth ihe other. ~ give tn De- 20 our
principiss and our profession. rricvc our
friends iu thc obi world. dishca-tcn the
friends - humanity. AMI make ourselves
thc scoru q our enemies AMI q an thr dcs-
pots in thc World uhile the policy q
emancipation scts us night M this matter.
and makes friruds Cor us ~ al The frienls
q humaniiy.
In iniepenjencc Han. a. TTila ieirhia.
wc once sa~ the Pen Nth ~hich the De-
hraiion ~ iniepcnicncs vas written. anI
thc Bel thai Vas ran- 90 announce tLc Glad
tliincs to the pcuplc. The Eel was in-
ported from England in 1852. but cracked
and was rc-cast thc next rear. With this IN
srT1p;ion. vhich Ne r,-ad With tn feeling
that % vas prophctic BE- Frcclaim liberty
tlrourhoa; an ~ iaud to an tie inhabit-
ants thercof H. compicte iai6limenf q
that prophecy ~oaid uakc us falls consis-
tent nth our instifstious and principles.
and d. thc adscnt q thc bop 81 naiions.
~ouii D. E.oriaus DAY that our fafhers.
those ~ho prociaimri and arhiesed our IN
dependence and framed our Uuioa and
Constitution. logged to see.
90 Be- 1,rI -nh1at 80 .isht"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

THr GEEsr REacIso~. The extent aad
forcc ~ thc rvartion in tbe rractiou ia The
Mitiie and Eastern States against the
schemes of ihe Copperhcais. - both sur
gr'ins and gratifying % thc earnest friend,
af the ioyal rsu-e Az iAs=-h ;h- West
Las not yct eluaiie,l thc Ea.t in thcir rur-
citation. ~ have the gratifying aauounce-
mrnt o. send q Nc~ Nork and Ne-
Ensland. that ihc good work - hcrc GONG
ou and thAi ths danger Ia al The STATE, q
III Lake vgiou-dangrr that - mighi
have ci'il ar AZ hone-is f0r The prcsent
s-rnoanied We ought. perhaps. 60 e1-
orpi Iniiana. a. thar. state. trra.oa
oI~niy and boldly Avo~s i;.slf. bot. even
ilerv. there are 10 signs that che cri.i. is
nasi- anl thsr 30 sh- h-.s. = - u
cratic party it.ef. thr sentiment q lovalsy
b. rvne-ing itsef. and I'LL soou accomplish
thc ~oudcrs that "a has elsewhere wrought
1t thc good uork ~ on.
lChirs-o Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

IHoueHrs Urox rHr D,-crrIxrs 90
JNfFfrstI SAW ,rIo~. b. Rev A
>orruuoETH. TO m,eta uaat felta-ra,r
h-s owa PeoPie. particularly. the pastor q
thc tonc-eraf'7-sl rhn-rh 81 ~srfh Par.
las prepared and pub'ishsi snail ,olsae
81 lil pages. uaier tle above ti,ie. Tie
aathor says ia the preface. II aims to
show. t-af to the Question. Is ti.e dsrf-..e
81 universal salvation trle@ hrman rear..
does not. cannot say 90 Do. vhils God sass .t
BE- 80. TIE vork ~ill ic q ,aias e. th.
denon..'aflo- nnl u.l oc real 9th inter
's' BY those -ho defend the opposite vieu
81 taose doctrines It b. uritten i- Che en-
ished and earnest STYLE viirb eha-srtrr.r.s
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Be- 'oid'for iic simple cost of printing. ~
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Srarr lrr,ts. IL, iousc ~ Nj Lon--
fclov. In llailovril. vas robhed - sitoo
In bills AMI $500 in raiiroad scip. On
Wciucsiav night. 4 young msa nau,oi
William Iial 81 bath. vho sas a. the hoasc
ou ale night of d. ruhbsrs. has hs,n arr
vested and hvld Cor triai on tl- charge %
teing concerned 10 III robbery.
The Pres learns that q son 81 Gen.
Al1cu Bio-.em of Turner. Ne. vio has
served in thc army. but returned h,-re on
accouni 81 Disability AMI uas appointed o.,
hunt up des,rter'. b. reported to have been
sbot. Al al event. D. B.. acroaataJl, miss
iug.
\ Mr. Perry died ~ the A.ylum IN
Bo~doinham ca FRIDAY last. supposed O. o.
rising LOO wears 81 age
Hon. Jcseph BRYANT. f,rmeriv Ma,or
ofBanCor. died IN that city Tuesday. a. the
az ~ - wears u, flags in the city vcrc
Placcd a. ha,i-masi "Wednesday. in token %
rcsPect o. rs memory.
The Beifas, Journal has been reduced IN
size. 90 meet the increascd cost % puhE,h-
ing an the dullness % advertising BUSH
ness.
The Rockiani Dcmocai says thc Polish
insurrcction D. a back frc~ st by tie
>up-vH0e Roller 20 ala the Union cause in
America
Eilsvorth has gwen glorious MAJ ori;v
81 So a. her town election. On thc largest
vote ever thrown a. a sPring election.
Tbs Prcss sass Within the lasi fourteen
days. Messrs. Estes s. Libbcy. prDluos
merchants. have ,hiPPcd from this port
uP~ar'is % 10000 ba.beis a. potatoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

\ NENrEsutr fHEs,HFE. Elder John
B-rrsn af rarsou.feiI. Who died rcccrtls
~as % lcars AL = months oli. and vas
thc oldest minister in tLe STATE. q not in
H. country. having Prcaehci from the time
D. ~a' sixteen years - az up 90 nearly
che ptriod q death. H. vas tirrless on 81,
vocation a. an evangelist. aad many 1--we o.
reverence hs mcmov Or tie word ia
season. BurEeIs until wilma twenty
pears, vas lsaiing uirI amone thc
Baptist cicrg,men. lau,riy. however. b.
d,nered siil h.s brrtiryn regarding CERTAIN
rlics 20 church sorcuueni. a. b. heIi the
Bible sa'hcieut ia al respects fr shat
purpose. AMI q taei, SEPARATION took place
deuou.lnaiionaig
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

THE SncoND HaETronD CONVENTION
RrFCni.rEp. The election 10 Connect
cat. held on Monday. resulted ia clorioas
unioa victory. Gov. Rockingham has
200 HaaFority. an 80 have three - tho
four Couervssracn. against a. evenly di,ia-
e deie-afion in ihe la; Congress Tie
rcsuh Is 4 clouoss one. - mere unioa
,i.fory, b1i "a. value Is cuianc,d. sincc A.
va a spare hsht a-ains; the most ,irulrnt
coQpcrhealisn. The nominating oonven-
tioa AZ Hartford. adopted platform r,-soi-
Eing thai % vas ''monsirous hiiart- %
ihink q restoring the Union D. the stron-
hand that Callcd Fernando Weed % rs i'm
mediate ard. and vs. Al once sti-nasirca
as tie second Hartford Con,eatioa. TIE
candilafe. T. II. seymour. has brcn shcuu
by Published Lrsivr, % have b,ru in CORES
PoIieuce uiih rrt~ls. ani AZ rubE- meet
iHrs The speaker, have denounced the con-
scupton at in unmeasur,d terms. orc %
tlcm sayinE thar -holli a Marshal attempt
O. arrest him. '' ] would klI him.-,iann
HIM Tia f-ht wa lrou-hi o. ilr direct
'-sue 81 devotion 90 or treasoa a-ain-t tle
government. and most molly have she
friends 81 The Uuion triamrhe1. The lead
crs oi the SEYMOUR movement have thri-
names already inscribed beside thc mover.
In thc Sra tonvcniion. vifh tLe Difference
thar While many Patriots have iu a measure
redeemed tLe charac,er q the irst. iLe-r
b. no such pai.iaiion for the sccoua.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Lrstor- urr Nor DIscrrrr. We are
ioii that ycster.lay noon. vhcn tle rsfort-
% capture 81 Char.caon ras tho Allen.
gro'.iag top,- oi c1u,cnat.ln. Fralo1,
gol-E .opTerleai eutcrrl a pabhc house
in Chs city. and going up o. one Supposed
to bc oi kiaircd. ssmIatbies. remarked.
.' "" 49, iosis rafisr I'D fsr 80 ~.
c1aid Gee in the reported fail of that rebel
stronghold oniy the un'asoratie effect o. Do
'h,rn upon the ooppefiead vote 81 tho
..ts today Press
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

sibihty q a coatiauaiion u this ungodly ~
beliion and Who erects the barriers thar
stand between cur union armies and veto
~. CsrfheSs ul~g = &ssfroyot.-ths cop-
Psrhcals must BE- put down; trcasoa north
must b. crushed out. ard When tbs i done
rebeliica dies. and The var = a. an end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

\ reformed prisoner reports -rr1f bread
rot in B.ehmari Tie mob consisted az
fso vouea. armed with ei1i. ana guns
They broke opeu CHE army .t5r,h1a.cs. de-
mandiu- ere brad Impressed. J-f Dav..
made spcech promising to relieve them.
when tte, retired
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

LrcAL TEDrE NOEEs Tbe general
term q the Suprrun- Court for ti.s Dissrict
g Ncs Yors h.- decided that thc 4. =
legal tender uo;cs we're constitutional a. 90
detts contrac;ei before the pas,a-~ q she
Ia making such note. iegai tender. Al
ihc foar Jui- cs concur,d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Wien Col. Ri,h vas rciu.fated - Col
onei 81 'lc eth Regiment. H.. Cos B,.bcr.
aut Major Bakc-. Who ha1 BEN promoted
hg the Governor vcrc given th,ir cho.cc.
o. resusn" thvir FORMER raak o- Dr. mastered
o1t % ihc service. TLey have been u,..;,r-
o. ouf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

letter from tic Commi..i1osr - T.
tc-ual Ee,euue. to thc Coil-rter a; Banror.
sas- That a prom ss"ry uutr gwen ior the
payment ofS2o. or less. b. sahiect % stamp
deity fhe same a. larger notes The stamp
datv required upon a mortgage. - 10 cents
for each se0.o. or f-ar'ionsi ra-t thcr,of. %
thc auuoaut secured thereby and thc bond
or bonds rcp-esentirr ihat auour'. are
exempt from stamp l-ty. vhrn thc sort
gage securing ih,m BE- .o ,tau1p,d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

FErrr and OEVsWr~Tu TErrs -John
" Adam. Portland. has just i..1,d Oh. car.
al'-ue fr l-61 I- "a. au 3D. Standard
a. ~el o. rare plants. and pave particular
attention BOZ h.sTnc orl,- Purchaser.
VII 3D. wel o. send ~ bis ca,alo-ue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

>Hovrs. a company for the uauufac-
tar q shosei'. has been orEa'iFed 10
fortiand. The machiucre of Bro~u- far-
Tor, a. AuSusia. pa. been parehased. anI
vii he go uP IN thc nc~ crtahE,hucui.
The company iu;enl Co tern oui one hun
,lrvd doErn Tcr das.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

ssLE 90 FfvE-TwESIrs. The 4
Subscription A1cni snaosnoss tb. ,,--
versaii0n q oisht mil.on dollar. lev,l
leaders iaio ase-.Eentios darins ls.t
veek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Thc Governor postponed tie ANIMAL
fas' DAY in iiis STATE. o. April 30. tie dav
appointed hy 'hc rrc.ilcut. Oh Re observed
a. a DAY 81 fasting ani PRAYER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Bailey q Moves lave ia press amenor.l.
voisus Of tle Port Fypiam celeJrai.9n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

u b. rufnor,d that Co Posters f,rce ia
Nor'h Carslina b. sarroauiei C.rfierre
b. oppressed dat o. BE- .o snfrsa,hf.l a. to
b stie 81 hold out til b. is rcialorccd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

4 ratiouai hank-the frst in Macs .-
uas or-an.Fel o. >pragfeil. Under is re~
hu oi 'ongrcss. on sa..rlay last CsF.-
cal SIrIOtst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Ut Sweat is ported d.. 90 treeri of
N.alag evening. o.. tl.. r.-rsfe.. t.e sfalr
clap crap fhaf fl. soldier. f.n tIs STATE
AL, '. GO far u.sf r.-ar lI..lo.ra.s.
Press.
4 democrat %. i-t tlst s-..faIl tae
last Il.ta i-lu Pans alrr dement's. l..t
h.s wager. W tae o.. trcniy-flar uer,
soter. Too Obese only sat-i t.e d,n-
ocrafic trs,t .a ~.pt.m.er. and another
.arrlrl "a r..t.l t..ssf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Caa---i. .hs .-sr-t.s-,. 81 osr ..a--l ,asE--
o. 90 a~a has"
Falsely anl malieio1s,y 'hey ,hsrgci us
r.fh wishing aai rar,o-is- Cd invade and
v.oiats DIR rights o. properly IN tbsir
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR JAN. 10

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THE NEw-YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
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I..LEADlNG ARTICLES: The Proclamation; The
Campaign in Ken.nckyi Wet Virsinis; A Peel
Into the Future; The New Base Of Freedom; a
Happy New-Yoar; Gov Hicks; Who Began ~
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u..wAR NEWS SUMMARY
uI.GENRRAL NEWS SUMMARY
IV.THE BATTLE OF MURFREESBORO: Five
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Tu,ir Army Utterly DrmoGsiised; Our Forces -
Pusuit. Uuiou Loss $500 hiled and Wounded
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elsi lacy Sustain Terrible Dssai Goe Gee,
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Oar Forces Details Of the Fighting.
V.NINETEEN NEGROES HUNG IN CHARLES
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low ion Pric~ net TO cIcce4 800 Addfe's
WILLIAMS Idbulr Ohic-.
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Furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE. in
ID all colors ofwsuaned manufacture Also solid Chestnut
Chamber Suites plain snd ornswenta q. II. r. FARRIN0-
TONS. J63 Canalst opposite Wooster. Established l4s
L'NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
iu all coloG and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and
mental ia suites, wholesale sod retail Also Mattresses and
Palnssses WARREN WARD, Manufacturer III Cspal-st.
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A. NJ. MrKwIN Aucuoneri. -,
pY BANGS, MEkWIN, 4 CO., Irving Ba! y!
ID inr.. Nos -, and o-i Broadway --sse' q Booss Is
Iopery Picture, WOri, Of AIT Fancy Goods Fun"oie NO
fRIDAY EVENING. jan. @ al 8 o'clock, .vr-
PRIVATE LIBRARY ofMEplCAL aud WIS. .a1I az aS
OILS BOoKSConpriduys la 90 variety OF valuable sa"
"a All Nic-n.neous Puocations. including many "" are
,cacc Also, Collection Of scisiha aud School
BOOKS, &c.
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Urn GOODS.
IN C0ysFoIIFNCE of the DEATH of

~ CUNSEVgV INV - T 70.
-, ,,ool ~ pARlsMADE CLOAKS, sACQrEs t, SO
ciacUIaRs viii 10 sOd reeaen9Pr q gLIFhIeAScE
from former prices % ~ ~ No Az BROADWAY.
81 the stock al f. HOMES,
LATE HOMES & Lit BATAkD.
=, , rh. LARGE SIO1 X OF VELVET CLOAkS on
hand will be sold regardless o. '''" No. At BROADWAY
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Danrins ACADEMIES.
DOpWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES

DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A No 2o4 5tbsv. Sew-yors
No ~ Mont,su.-,t, bfooslyn, ..,o
NFW.YORK CLASSES on WEDNESDAYS I'D sATUh'
DAYS. MONDAYS aud lHU I,SDAfS
BROOKLYN CLASSES on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
MOTnns and afternoon asses for young ladies and cur
drrn. Evening Gases for grn;em-n-
Glasses now open. fupis can commence 81 any iim-'
Circular. Of tens Lc., may be- bad al ri.Ler Academy
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Alaebinerp.

'1NHE VALUABLE STOCK Of PATTERNS
i and DRAWINGS OF the NEWARK MACHINE Co..
comprising on extensive Assortment Of steam engine
wheel and iron pulley Patterns and OF almost every variety
OF Jew and useiul Machinery ucudps Patterns for Gun
Aachine.y viii be sold at puoic auction tie premises
Of High aud Orlnge-Ss, Newark N j. FRIDAY,
Jan. ,, 1903 Also Hows's Patent Hanger Pstsros AZ
DTs~ together 18th the Patent Right Sale TO
at 10 O'Clock Catalogue ready 4. RANNY Receiver.
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|TINO BOOKSkLLERS.--A assortment Of first
Il Gle" blank BOOKS for sale ckesp Also, Cutting
Machine, Ps.ing Machne Presses, Iron Table,
Smear, aud Binding Tools ROBERT II. ELLIS, Assxnee,
/ No. Is3 Fuonst, New York
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New Oscillations.
IL ANEW LIBRARY EDlTlo',

TI1GOs LES MISERABLES.
NEW LIBRARY EDITlo'i
10 Ave elegant duodecmo 'oiom" clearly printed with
large type fine white paper, BEAUTIFULLY bon.d In CLOTH
price & Per volume.
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Published this day, The four remaining volumes follow
Immediately.
Every reader and admer Of Les Mersblesr land who
has not read aud admired thz the andet work OF nc'n
p.nncd will be charmed with this New Edition 90
hold pleasant read sad ornamental to
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cepies sent by neil fS.s on receipt Of price, 81 by
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professional Notices.

EDWARD ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
~ Scale and Operating and Consulting Surgeon No -
hav Ofcs consultations the obscure Of
tn, pelvic v'cers Rapars Piles. Vicocels, and FtuA
radically cured whou. the knife Bsature Office hours
from Q to p to 3, and TO evenings.