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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
The Tote OF Ne,c York.

1t Is fact to be carefully noted By all
intelligent persons that if Gov. Tilden had
been elected President, he would have
been placed in that exalted office by the
votes Of some ten Assembly Districts in
this city, where lives populaotiu the
most needy and the most ignorant Of any
on this continent. His total majority of
say $4,000 in this State was given him by
the First, Second, Fourth, Sixth, Eleventh,
and Seventeenth Wards OF this city. la
the First, Second, and Third Districts,
including the vilest haunts OF the metro
polls, his majority over Hayes exceeded
10000 in the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth,
il was about 1000 and so on through
such crowded quarters as Mackerelyille,
the seventeenth Ward, and others like
them. until over $4,000 was run mp in
this city.
If our readers will refer to the last cen
sus, they will see how these strong demo-
cratic wards stand in the most ordinary
school requirements. The Second Ward
that vigorous outpost Of the democratic
party, and Tweed's citadel-had 1862
inhabitants who cannot read or write the
Fourth Ward, another center Of demOcra-
cy, has 1892 illiterates the Sixth, the
Five Points region, which may be consider
ed the stronghold Of the democrats, has 1, =
962, and the Seventh, similar quarter,
4,SG2, who can peither read nor write.
The Seventeenth Ward contains 2,105 OF
these intelligent residents, and the Twen-
tieih, which has Just polled 50 large vote
for Mr.. Tilden, has 2,695 of this valua-
Die material Of democracy. On the other
hand, the smallest number of CELEBRATES
are found in the Ninth Ward, which has
always been the republican ward.
Tie sixty thousand persons in New
York who can neither read nor write are
residents mainly of those wards which
gave Mr.. Tilden New York State, and
nearly conferred on him the Presidency.
More than this, these districts contain
more criminal and disreputable persons
who can read and write than any similar
region in America they have more liquor
shops, gambling saloons, and resorts oil
crime than any equal space of ground IL
the world ". !. Times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

largest vote should step into bis shoes.
But it was discovered. lac in the W elk,
that this We uld not be very equit: b
arraugem emit, for several Southern Til len
electors were found to be ineligible, be-
cause their political disabilities have not
been removed since they engaged in re
bellion
We can only look toward the fourth o.
March, hoping that right and justice will
prevail, and that the American people
will prove that they are as capable oil
self government as they have been for
the past century. O0e more outbreak
would seem 10 indicate hat our form oil
government was failure. |. is not 20 be
apprehended that any trouble will occur;
but if the advice and suggestions OF many
democratic sheets were needed, HayesS
election would be but tho signal for an
other civil war. Ga the other hand, every
Republican Journal eOunsels peace; many
sven going so far as to claim IL would be
better for us TO lose or President by
fraud than 10 have any d sturbance. By
reading the organs OF bo.h parties it is
easy to see which favoEs good govern
ment and harmony and which wishes to
have ITS own Interests Advanced, even at
the expense OF national lie.
We publish articles in this paper show
ing how the matter is regarded at the
great c, ntres of political aud social life.
We commend their careful perusal to our
readers, as they contain much information,
which would have never been common
property were il not for this closely con-
tested vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

NEWSPAPER CHANGES. - The Oxford
Registcr for Nov. l7lh. announces that
the present proprietors, Paris, Mason d
Co., dissolve partnership. aud sever their
connection with that paper, alter this
date. The Register will. hereafter, be
issued from the LeCi>ton Ga-eHe office,
By W. II. Waldron x Son. Mr. Simeon
Drake will resume the publ cation OF the
N0rr0y 4drfrti>er next week. We are
sorry TO lose Bro. Paris from The editorial
fraternity. Dating the year which he has
edited the Il Register, he has been one Of the
most conscientious and hard working
members Of the craft. and has conducted
his paper in manner highly satisfactory
10 his patrons. lie has had bis share Of
experience, he thinks. in the varied duties
which tall TO the lot OF country editor
lie will probably never regret having
tried the experiment, and the best wishes
of many friends. not tie least Of which
will 60 from this eli e. shall follow him
in whatever enterprise be may engage.
as a reward for his earnest efforts in Ok
ford County. OF course every body will
be glad TO see the Adr-Tii>er gain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
THANKSGIVING.
y PROCLAMATION.

Prom wear 20 year We have been accustomed 20
pause in daily pursuits and set apart time asd
der Gun thanks 20 A mighty bod tor the specia.
blessings lie has ecu 'l-aied 90 Us. VIII our
PRAYERS. for continuance thereof w have al
This tue tCatl reason 20 he thankful tSr ~, cen
lnHed EOtcctioa. tul Tor the material blessings
lie has De- ,tsWD,l. o. addition 20 the-e ias,r- a.
cOT,lci n a- individuals. We have --uccLI. ptra-
zion 90 express our hearty thanks o. Almighty
Gcj, thar ty Has providence an guidance oar
government. established @ century a-o. has been
vuaDicd to l0ilI thg purpose OF BE- founders 10
OucriuS an asylum % The people Oi every race,
securing civil and religious liberty - all within
It's borders, aut melting out % every individual
alike justice and equality before the law. Il Is
moreover especially our duty Co Oder our humble
prayers O. the Father OF ali mcrcle- Tor cuutinu-
ance oi His Divine favor % Us A. nstou, and as
individuals. ~ reason oi all these clu-i.iCra
lion, 4, Ulysses :. Graut, President VI the uitel
states. go recommend - thc people OF tbc Unite.
States 20 ieVOtc the iOth dap OF November
nett 10 the expression OF ther thanks and prayers
20 Almighty God, and LAYING aside their daily ayo
cations and all secular occupations, 90 assemble
In their respective places " worship and observe
sad day as day Of thankss ing and rest.
In WitnC>. whereof I have herewith set my hand
and caused the seal OF the United states 20 be
Affixed. Done AZ the City Of Washington, this
9TH Jay OF October, 4. ID. l>,f. and of the 10.
dependence OF the United States OF America
the one hundred aud FIRST.
signed L. =. GRANT.
By The President,
HAMILTON FISH, >eC'y OF state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

PEGSoNN.-The Negauneo (Mich }
Iron Herald OF Nov. @. has the following
item:
First on the list OF County officers elect
ed, Is the Judge OF Probate, The Hon
Edward : Hardy, OF Marquette. who has
been returned TO The office be has so well
filed Tor the Tour year, past, for four
years 10 cone. The majority given him
as appears by the table shows The appre-
citation in which be Is he'd amongst those
who know him best and the same order
will be continued in his office as has been
kept before.
Mr.. Hardy is an Oxford County man.
and regular subscriber to tie Oxford
Democrat.
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OrfurS 9tmotrat
Newspaper Decisions.

!. ANY person who who takes paper regularly
from the Ofice-whether directed 20 his name on
another's, or whether lac has subscribed or not
is responsible for the payment.
?. II person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay all arTearages, or the publisher may
cOntiuJe 60 send il until payment Is made, anu
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Il
taken nom the Office on not
J. The Courts have decided thatreiOslng 20 take
newspapers and periodicals from the post ofice,
OF removing and leaving them UOcalled for, l.
prsasa 1dcis evidence OF fraud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Va e. "a ms aD.

To al VhJ are suffering 0om Pose .E5-- lrl %
ti-crct.pn- of youth. rcty"Us UsaaH,. ely .e
cay. To-. oi manhood, Sr..tvN -.al -..f
tL45 Will cure You, FEEH pt cIN"'E -.'
great remedy WAS discovered hr a u....I'.-'r
South America. seuL a s.llaIilc's,l ca..'.'
To- tho ELv JostrH T. ISuA>, >tta .|'
House. Ncr IOTt CIg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
On Trial.

Until further notice, the ONrORD pEHOCcAr
will he sent 20 any address, postpaid, three
months. on trial, for II cents. Those WAC wish
% continue their subscription after they have
tired 10, NAV forward $3.50 20 this ofhce, on re
ceipt Of which they will be entitled to the paper
for one vear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

MAINE GENERAL HoSPIrM The annu-
al meeting OF the managers of the above
Institution was holden on Thursday. The
resident physician reported that the num-
Der Of patients in the hospital Oct. |,
1873, was II. During the year l57 have
been admitted, and l43 have been dis
charged. OF those discharged 81 had
recovered, 80 were relieved, were not
relieved. were not treated, and - died.
The death rate, go per cent. is explained
by the fact that quite 4 number OF incur
able cases have been admitted. at the
solicitation Of friends, to be taken care
Of and made comfortable.
The average number Of patients has
been 1850. The expenses Of the year
amount to Sl3,6l7.49. This makes the
average cost Of each patient Sl4S0 per
week. The paying patients have been
admitted at rates ranging from 81 TO $50
per week. The whole amount received
from paying patients has been S6,022.72
leaving a deficiency of 81 ,592 -. Dur
ING the year FIVE rooms have been fur
nished for patients, and several free beds
established
Officers were elected for the ensuing
year as follows:
President-John B. Brown.
Director-John T. Gilman, Israel
Washburn, S. L. Spring, A. w. II. Clapp,
Horatio n. Jose, and William t. Putnam
Of Portland J. Fl. Williams Of Augusta ;
George Walker of MachiAs.
Secretary and Pathologist-F. Il. Ger
rish.
superintendent and Rcsiden. Physician
C. .. Hunt
Attending SurgeOns-S II. Tewksbsry,
W. W. Greene, S. G. Gordon, S.H. Weeys.
Attending Physicians--I. 7. Dana, Ii.
n. Small, G. F. French, a. 5. Thayer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Emily B. Cutting to II. w. Cutting,
real estate in Andover John Beatlie to
Chas. Jordan, farm in Grafton; ID. Gro
teau to j. w. Farnum, farm in S4mner {;
S. V. Abbott to f ia j. Small, land in
Milton Plantation; A. French to e. ".
Tracy, farm in Norway; j. Richardson
to Sarah Bennett, real estate in Norway /;
J. A. Virgin TO Geo. A. Virgin. land in
Hanover; Onin Frasher TO Geo. +. Cor
lis, farm in Hartford; c. Young OF al
to Mellen & g. A. IIolHss. land in Hlr'-
ford; L. II. Rawson 10 j. ii. Hu.chius,
land ia Rumford; g. X. llamlin 10 G. l.
Hamlin, land in Waterford; Mary NJ.
Day to W. w. Blake, land in Pals; o..
G. Whitman 10 Alice NJ. Verrill, real
estate 10 Greenwood; 3. G. A. Pingree
to e. A. Merrill, farm in Norway; A. g..
Wood to Chas. w. Perkins, stand in
Buck6eld VIM Tucker to K. l.. Andrews,
land 10 Franklin Pi. james Bartlett TO
n. F. Brown, farm 10 Bethel; s.. Bean
to Saml Chapman. land in Upton; Gil
man Smith 10 w. Il Eames, land in
Bethel; Cyrus Dean to A. A. Farrer. land
in Buckfield; Chapman Il Grover TO
Pierce, Skillings & West, land in Newry /;
Aberneihy Grover to Gilman Chapman,
one undivided half OF certain lands in
Newry; o. ID. Role to &. s. Silver. real
estate in Rumiord; b. Nj. R)lie, same /;
Eliza j. Cannon 10 S. Cannon. one
halt undivided part Of farm in Peru;
Stephen Cannon to s. W. Cannon,
farm in Peru.
w. X. GREENE, Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Mothers

Mothers cln secure 4.a.a ..r t..-...
iren AID rest Tor tlcm.c.sc. by ..e ..e o. C...
oriI, perfect ."b.iiu.c for Castor uI b. a.,
absolutely harmless. aui is D.. I....a-t TO .-.a
a. honey. fpr Wiuj-t9.c. IS .lt stomach No..'
or Cou..ip1tionDyyo 1us oro.l, .b.-. .-.....s
Ike Il. itI. certain , .lis speed. ISIS ...a.
Cakcd Breasts. Ehclml..u. ,I.ua
swelling. sprains, suI joint. Ela.. --a.'-
Poisonous Btcs, and al '-.a bon. . .'r
ailments, can De absolutely currl uY DO. t.a.-.-
Linimra,-. Tie White Llu.mu' IS l... .- .al1
family, tac yellow Cen,1gr l.u.mer. ..s p.'
net. lame ant strained horses amt animal.
maAIU im
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

oons,itu,ed authorities in tho premises
,bay will not tamely submit to the reV'-
lu,ionary designs which 'hey Os'''v - W.
contemplated by their reckless p0'i'''"'
enemies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

The Lewiston J0ungl recalls the
following anne ,dote connected with the
trial of George Knight, for the murder of
his wife in Poland many years ago. JUS
tice Clifford Of the u. S. Supreme Court
was the senior counsel Of Geo. Knight
when he was tried and convicted for the
murder Of his wife in that county. In
his closing argument for the prisoner, he
adjured the jury to consider the uncer-
tainty Of circumstantial evidences, enfor-
cling his point by solemnly remarking {;
"As my Lord Coke has so well said, sec
ret things belong to God" "Oh, Mr.
Clifford" promptly replied County At
torney Goddard CHATS from the Bible,
and you'll find it in Deut. xxx 30 :"
There was an audible litter all over the
Court Room, and it was minutes before
Mr.. Clifford could recover himself and
proceed with his argument.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

The New York Herald gives its
Democratic resders this excellent advice ::
We advise our Democratic friends to
Keep cool. They made a mistake in 1861
which has cost TIT m and the )untry very
dear. Ii they should make another mis-
take OF the kind 1t will cos. them very
much deaier. The couptry meaos that
there shall be fair play, but it does moi
uean TO staud any nonsense"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

CAN'T Go 10 CmEcu Why not. O.nv,,-.,
womb disturb the congregation. Cum. b., ..,-
with Halc's Honey OF lioreh1uad anil Tar
pure vegetable remedy, uumlIrs a. The sun ana
Mill aud harmless as the summer a.-. So,J.,.,
druguists. Pixies roo.hlchc Drop. cure .a.-.
inmate. 10. ass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

The difficulty experienced in curo, =.
Disease, Dropsy, kidney, Bladder an IN, ''il''
Maladies, is entirely removed by HATS
EDY. Diabetes, Gravel, Pain in tba n, M
lentiOn and incontinence Of Urine. ami c. Re
Of the Urino-genital Organs are cured By mr.,
REMEDY. The blessing OF good ba.',,. y Is
feuei on all who take HUMPS RENFnv -,a
INFALLIBLE EYE WASH cures So-. b..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

A Washington correspondent OF the
Boston Journal says that Gov. Hayes
freely declares. that Any man fit to be
President or even the candidate of s
great party Tor tie Office, would prefer 10
BE- counted out by fraud rather than he
counted in by fraud. of which there is a
reasonable suspicion" Such declara-
lion by Gov. Tilden would wonderfully
aid in calming the,public mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Feather ReDOrf.

Temperature last week at 5 A. VI.
Sunday, AZ rain; Monday, 4O7 cloudy; Tues
day, iO7 clear; Wednesday, 81 cloudy; Thurs
day, g clear; Friday, b cloudy; Saturday
y clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

ADAMsoS's BOTANIC BALsAu
the choicest extracts OF buks. r,a,. ,',' Ton
and is highly recommended for its gre,, ,' suns
properties It cures all throat, chest ~. I',''s
difficulties. Price - cents. "'| 'als
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Local agents.

The following persons are authorized Agents
ior tho OXFORD DEMOCRAT. They will receipt
Tor cash and attend 70 orders for job WORK, Al
sertising and to any other matters which subscri'
Iers may desire
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A Good Paper.

Everybody knows THE INDEPENDENT, OF New
York as The leading, most enterprising, and, all
agree, most readable AMI instructive Of our nu
merous religious papers. 1. is not slow - recog-
nze the fact that the popular passion for Chromos
has died ont, and it makes the remarkable offer +
any one volume OF Dickens " orks, u hand, ONE
ly illustrated and bound duodecno 10 apybody
who viii subscribe aud send the regular Three
Dollars subscription. This Is equivalent 10 offer
ing the paper for a dollar and half Everybody
wants some volume of Dickens, aud every body
ought 10 want TIE ISDEPENDENr
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Bills for Probate advertising should
be paid to the Register, in advance.
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(Esery Postmaster Ina Oxford County.)

Albany. J. II. Lovejoy; Andovcr, 2. A, Bod
well; Bethel, Foster y Hersey, +. W. Woodbury.
ter ". Atwood, Geo. ID. Bisbee, Esq.; piNhekl
Hon. 4. q. Harlow; Frye0urg, a. +. Lewis, Il. W
hckeene; Gilead, ThOs. Wright, \. J. Blake
Grafton, John Beattie; Greenwood, ID. 4. Colin
hanover, \. h. Knapp: Hebron, 4. q. Whitman
Hiran, l.. \. WadswOrth; Mason, G. II. Brown
Mexico, Henry ". PARK; Norway, George l.
Harnh9m, Esq.; oxford, Rev. :. \. Lockwood
q. 2. Hawkes.; Peru, y. l.. Haincs Porter, I. W.
Eedlon Isaac l.. French; RumlOrd, +. II. Hutch
ms: sweden, n. sanders; ;. Waterford, j, NJ
shaw; Woodstock, o. &. tlOu ghton; FRANKLIN
Milton Plantations, T. n, Thornton.
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OF FIFTEEN SUBSCRIBERS
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In New York. Nov 10th, lydia b p Isn'e rSpv.
6} wears ponths. Portland papers P'''
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For Chapped Hands. Salt Rheum and >,
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The Independent
FOR 1877,


in addition TO ali IT, former oNcc.c..t-. e .'.'
foe sUt passed los 40 .thc rt.'siJt- N',As .."
per m The noIll. WI oder soyelal
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OF great Importance "Nh '-."t
FIRST We shall riat ih,,r-' De
MONS by the most eminent ,irl-f HrL t. .--
country, of all d-f.omiII lpu@, tfcl- Ati.t D. ~.
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Third.-N new Serial story ui american ~,
viii be begun about The middle ul p-,elA-e'. 3D.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-09
POsrPONRMENT


The above sale IL postponed until FRIDAY,
Nay NJ, isI6, Of the same hour and place.
ny order OF the Board Of Directors.
ap2std Jos. MAGuiKE. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS,

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO PER
a KINs 4. JOHNSON W requested 70
setiic Immediately with the lafisf. N JOHN.
SON. n Dot sstilod In due time. tbs aeeoants
will be placed In proper hands Tor Scliss,ioS'
Gold hin, May 2. is7s. myai Nv
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pyrrIauIrf SALES.
INV n1YAN HININo cor.

PIHY.-Loesiion Of principal plaes Of
bosipe,s, san Prsncirco, California.
Location Of WORKS, rlowsfy Mining District,
Soucs-There are delinquent upon the fol
oUiprdescribed stock. on account OF sstess-
nrnt mo iii levied on the nth day Of March.
is76. the several amounts set opposite the
nance of the respective shareholders, - FOL.
Iowa: . o.. A.,
Names. No. Certn' GUS me-
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DELINQUENT sALEs.
Nersh

And In accordance with law. and an order OF
The board Of Directors. made on the ID day OF
March. 1873. so many shares Of each parcel OF
at public auction, at the once VI the Company.
Room d No. ti9 California street. San Fran
eisco, California. On WEDNESDAY. the 18th
day Of April. lsI6, Of the hour OF one O'Clock
=. -. OF said day, 10 pay said delinquent as
thereon. together with costs OF ad.
vcftislng and expenses OF sale.
JOSEPH MA0UIItE. Secretary.
Ohhee-Room d, No. ti9 California street,
San Francisco. California. aplOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-09

And In secoruasee With law. and an order OF
the Board Of Dtr-etors. made " The 7sth day Of
March. is;t. 90 many shares VI each parcel
90 such stoek 80 MAJ Be nsesssary VIII be hold
al public auction. at The once u the Company,
rrspeiseo. California. On SATURDAY. the
olh day Of Nay. is!s. a the hour Of IL
O'Clock \. Of said day. 10 pay said dsi'n
auen, assessment thereon. togsther with eosts
81 advertisins ant sxpensss Of the sac.
q. a. sANKHY. secretary.
San Franeiseo. California. nys "a
NOnrM cHIPMAN AfNiN0 CON:
N PANY. = Location Of principal place VI
bu.ips.s, san Francisco, California.
Notics.-Thsrs are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on secount o. assess-
lsrS. The several amounts set opposite the
asme. Of the respective shareholder, - fol-