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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-15

ming behind him. nor hear the voice which
called ailcr him to him to SOP bot his course
VAS soon mole sHsc,ually arrested BY the firm
grasp Of man', hand. which seized him by
the ann With the force and the icuaci'y Of a
vice.
He turned dercly round. lie was IN no
bumnr Tor the cruver-e Of casual aoquain'-
ance. Nor vas It any gay con'iyialis' Of
happier d,v, vb--r fcs now greeted him;
/ il was the old money lrutcr, who, IN 'o'cc
husky with los cf breath, or possibly emo.
sion. aid. thrr,unr couple q twenty pound
. bank putr. into wcs,'- hand
..II,r' take these notes. Take them, !
,av q" rcpsairl 81, Ihe Young man, dizzy with
c,ci,cmsu,. ,lammercd out
. you ac,sp,. then, my ieuu' 20
"No," rruvl,i The usurer, II give ,hrm
n you. DO som understand met 'ay !
give them IN ,ou. I am m Old man never
gave away a ,hrGr. hgiorr io ma lfs' Re.
Jas inc Il sou ui'l, when and how 0, please
Won. Iha,c na security AK no ackoovl.
,l-rmcn,-I want rome lido no, rcuui upon
t Er rors % and the usurcr pronounced
OBJ. I,., words with an cIor, that was heroic,
fr,l, the ,clfm1s,rry il cus, him.
There. ro-ro'" be resumed. ''aad take
ar aJ u1n'saI,r,r. Make money a, alIhlz-
-rl.. and newer lend except upon rooi srcur-
r, R,mrm,.r thl,'' The o'd man gent
lg pushed We, away, and an hl'lrs' and
g1rsr,l a. be- vas, Tan back murirriur Co
On, l-1. leaving lhg oh.cc, OF hrs mysterious
r--ros,ty fixed like a statue of amaIrmcnt no
rfr center ct the raomcai.
Ntart three mouth, hid elapsed, when
Bernard wr.r once more kruclcd a,'hc door
rf 'hr money 'cuIrr
81. VI. Bruce at humc 90 be inquired
rH-.uuIly
"uh' ,f you please, ~, tey buried him
lm Yesterday, replied the servant, with
r.rl of curuusly affected solrm1.iy.
h..'.I '.'' '''.N ''
-rr disappointment and grief ,u h.s tone.
"Yr,. sir. rrrhlp. you would lie 'o .''
We. Hrr,r. ii,,', anything very particular
Ia should indeed, " said Mr. Wos', "and
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TIE Whig Platform.

The Bln.,. Courier pubh,hr, The Union
Of lhe whr, OF New York, " and iu It's pref
a,ur, Remarks, % says: There arr Goo spec
tal prr.oual u- SIDE issue. insisted upon. bu'
the appeal /, made 90 btlnIfol the leading
aud cardinal principles II thc Wing party, Of
n sectional r,,iy, 30 favor OF toe oh,cr'auc,
Of ,hr las, tho poWriuaiion Of our glorious
Union, lof course ihc wing party BOO, chang.
Cd disposition ,iucrihc Federal Hartford Con
,cn,.ou.l the maintenance OF the tous'.'u
ton, the protection Of labor, Iryohably mis-
take. meaning the protection Of capital,
,hc support Of internal Improvements, th'
freedom ui ,hc territories. and q generous ana
heart, support Of the Wing Administration.
Taatihr Wing party isa"sccl.onalpln
no one wall doubt The Bangor Dymocrato
lhis week, proves this conclu,,,cly, and shows
,ha, b, Boa, ever laburcI locrllc scctioualprc
iudicr, and divisions, and to 81, the Norl
acains, lhc South, hoping thereby tn conquer
The able article ia thc Democrat above allud
cd 10, may be found Ia another column.
The Win. doctrine Of internal improve
ments is al,o sectional. 1t would improve
the rivers and blrb3rs ola few States at III,
expense Of the National Government, regard
. loss OF the lars,'-, OF other State, while 'h,
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side"
"wen, aDihO~ IS the affair To b araag-
sIr'
"Your security, Who Of course must Be a
person known to have property, will give a
bond guaran,yiur the regular raymcn, Of m
tercs, and rrsuiums-,ha, is ~"
West rrhrcicdfa somc minute. 10 silence.
Tho Saint expression Of hope TN, hal Tor IN
in,tsnt lighted ur M. eounienorcc vanished.
he understood Ihc money lender and his prop
o,iticn. 4 Sufficient clear rrmsmbnHre ct
the tables of lir assurance Which b. hEi sr-u,
enabled him 10 perceive that Jh1 iutcrrsi 'nt
premiums ;ugethrr. vyu'i amount o. nearly
twenty per cent, ,nl ih1t the hrHd engaged
hrs s-cuiy q, ply aD so1a.y irr hfsl Wcst'sl
he cf that amount u Is true Ihat, iull of
energy and hope, De- i5', uo j1ghi OF bis ca
ya,.t, 20 meet thr Taywer,s regularly, % b,
tue tAat mousirurs OF, were thc Terms, De-
vou'l have ,ecyrird ear,r'y.t1 t1-'rroHrs,
had % simply tsr,r5.l nn Dr., .vn t.r.,.'u.
Bot uhrr, End. oT huN r,s, friend 'o b.
come ON, hrrJ-urnf a. -1 over Boo despair
ths scrrt, I..t ui1 f1rr.- whom Dis rH,-
sny h.F r.f r'resH, ...-rf f. fu,' Hm-
no fItuafth.fh.u-Drs impossible It.v
vr. uat orr te condth.ukut uhDvoHahav
even l-rlrrf nf entering .rru such 20 oam-
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LlurEAlLY EDrc,rrD.-Wc hear much of
late abou, literally educated men, and the
general impression is that College graduates
and no Others, are literally educated. But
We know many men who are literally oduca-
ted, that have never been Through college"
one Of. whom knows more than "whole
Drove" u certain class OF graduates that
have been "driren" through college. \ man
man may acquire a good education and awell
disciplined mind, without going to college
and such man We call literally educated.-
Still, We are in favor Of Colleges, because,
with their advantages, pupils capable Of b.
coming H,sn, may acquire an education more
readily than they otherwise could.
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worthy Oi the Democracy oi Old l"tA' us
ncirhbur. the M,rcarhl, Advertiser speaks
highly II it, and bring an c,ccllcu, paper It's
opinion is valuable.
I Mr,srs Enrror,. -Arrccably to previous
notice, the Tld.c, n the Duck6cll Sowing
Circle. me, In Fauar's Grove a, Buckfcli
Village, on Thursday, Aug. 7,h, to hold a
Fair ior benevolent objects, which ava most
happy tn say, was very respectfully attended
by our GOOD friend, from Portland and cl'c.
wbcrc. to the number II several hundred
Tie day was most beautiful one, and Ger.
uiuly an auspiciou, one for the Society
E,cr,thiur had been iaslciully and beautiful.
ly arranged IN the grove hy tie ladies and
gentlemen of the Village, previous 20 thc
meeting. By the way u is ono of the most
delightful grove, In the State, being neat and
clean. and Ut o maple growth, consequently
II was looking almost lkc an enchanted groi.
a.. which w. sometimes rad ~ 90 frry tales.
On ,hr arrival n the cars, the Band played
several beautiful airs, after which The crowd
marched to the village ats,hcrr dl.rcrfrl for
short time. 10 view the village and gafr up
ou ,hc grand and charming scenery Of our
surrounding country Ancr taking a fine
view Of d, from lornr's hll, and other con.
-ptcuou. place, they formed thcm-cl'c- into
a procession. and were conducted by Col.
White. o., Marshal, 90 tho grove, preceded,
however. by lwo Bras. Bands, tlhr Iurhlrld
and Tumrrl which dlraurrdmos. excellent
music throughout lhc day, and they arr cuii.
lied In much credit fu thr.r mobile 'norl..
and trust % vgll 20 ihc considered repetition
20 say. thlt wr found ihr stands Or ihr speak.
cts. and lur each Of ,hc laHl., erected under
ihr louph. flho.r stately forest trrcs, whcu
r,ra ON, rays of lhr midsummer unarr rare.
ly or never srrn, and decorated and trimmed
with ,,rrerrrns and ivy, hy " fur rrsnr
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Federalism AZ War with the South.


fact. that those cililens wcp democrats, and
consequently differed from them very widely
in their ideas of government policy, Is PLAIN
as the sun in the heavens
II should b. borne in mind, tina, II w's but
half a score Of year, prior TO the develop
mcn,s Of federalism in the Hartford Con'cn-
lion. ,ha, the democracy had met them at the
hllo, box, and completely demolished one Of
the most formidable organizations that ever
existed in this country.
The political battle Of $500 was fought and
decided upon principles long known ard thor
ourhly understood The great leader Of the
victorious party was by birth a soulhorncr,
and by circumstances a STAKEHOLDER. The
friends who Few To hs standard, and enrolled
themselves under bis banner, we're ~ the
main from the same portion Of, the country.
With the remembrance Of that terrible de-
feat fresh To- their minds, and With a dctemln-
alton to a,engc the blow which had proved 50
fatal aud deadly. together with an ardent de-
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wcrr collected together, for the purpose Of
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fortune, nigh, again be retrieved Never
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tense excitement and alarm; for if Lam.
berg obtained control Of the troop,
Liberty was at an end. An excited mob
gathered in the streets, surrounded III.
csrrisge of Lemberg as he was passing
into Pesth, dragged him to the ground and
killed him. 1t was all the work Of mo-
ment-Kossuth was not in Pesth but at
Czegled, many miles distant, busily hl-
rsnguing and rallying the people to arm
and resist Jsllachich. he returned 10
Pe.th Immediately on hearing Of the TIA.
gedy, expressed great sorrow for its occur.
renee, and moved in the Diet a searching
inquiry in order to bring the slsyers Of
Lemberg to justice-which, however, was
never effected; the battle in which Jella-
chich was signally routed and driven out of
Hungary occurring Immediately and chang
ing the face of affairs. The routed
insurgent fled to the Austrian Court, which
had lately denounced him as a traitor, and
was received as a champion and martyr
Henceforth Hungary had no choice bat to
maintain her liberty at the lannon's mouth
or fall into utter slavery. She fought
how calamity, the world knows; how beuc-
ficently it has yet to learn. Colossal power,
Imperial perfdy and domestic treason have
done their worst; her blood has been
poured out like water; but her spirit is still
unbroken, and her experience has not been
wasted. There is still Justice in Heaven
there is still power in Truth; there is still
retribution for Crime and Hungary shall
vet be free
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From The Hartford COursnl
WONpERFuL INNENrInN There is IN

town msser piece Of mechanism Invented by Dr. II. X
ROOT OF olS btosdwsy, New.fogk II seems 10 Do 90 IN
valuable aud Indispensable guide IN the and
OF Cousumpuos Nh& the compass Is TO the mariner or
he Telescope 10 TO the astronomer the ANTI CONSVNPTlyE
BAROMETER 10 be In The successful treatment Of
Consumption merits the appreciation Of The most esrr.
ed Profs Of Physiology in 10 philosophy and utility
correctly sscerSinng and euring Consumption ana his
Barometer 10 perfect teal Ia thousand different
csscs OF COnsumpuon, a. pair OF scales 10 ascertNG
1he weight Of many perscas We have learned thai
his remedies vegetable and hs system OF practice 10
based on furnishing the lungs with plenty o. air and
he body with pure and rieh blood. The Barometer s
spenddly oTnsmented with pearl, and 10 great ca.
riosty Where viii inventions and Improvements end
Dr. II. X. ROOT. The great Consumption and Blood
ortoT has returned 10 his Office. 5l2 Broadway, New
York ana 10 uneQuAed In The successful treatment Of Al
Palmouic affections A word 10 The wise 10 tufelesk 1
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CoNNEcTIcUT-The full vote of New London
County for Congress is as follows:
Bliss lWhs).. 1929 Houghton opp .3,637
Bliss majority. 1872.
Heaton (Whig) is elected from the XVIII Dis
trct, which was reported to have chosen Judd
opp Heatons majority is from IA to 81. The
New. Haven Palladium hasifull returns, and makes
the majority II.
There is an attempt made to unsettle the Dis
4rict which elected Taintor over Catlin in Wind
ham County Unless the returns sent thence are
utterly fallacious, Tantor is elected.
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T Life is a stage on which we all must

play part and every character The imagination pOr-
tray Will be found upon It's boards Deah, however oen
csases some TO make hAsty exit disease renders others
miserable and unhappy while life remains. rhose who
suffering from Dyspepss Liver Complaint or other troubles
arising hon disordered digestion, should use doo3AndI
German Buers prepared snd sold by Or. NJ JACKSON,
10 Arch a. PhlsdepAia These Buers have received he
hshest commend aloa nom persons whs have tried them
and are uneQuSled IN their qualities For sale 10 tals ely
by A b d sAnds leo Falson-sL G. X Ring, 49, Broad
way; and by The druggists generally Fer Parueasrs zee
al Ia
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NORTH CARoLINA.-Hon. JOHN h. j. DANIEL
Opp is a candidate for reelection in the With
raleigh District. DR.. HENRY NJ. SHAW of Cur
rtuck, is the Opposition candidate in the lXth
Northampton District, now represented by Hon
David Outlaw (Whig)
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, APRIL IA.
KnH KnrAnA.

The next number OF The Tribune for European
circulation, will be issued on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, at 0 O'Clock. 1t will contain ell the
latest news up to the time Of going to press. The
Battle sails from this port on Wednesday, at ~
O'Clock
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LnoKINa-GLAss WAREHOusE.-RICH-

LoOKING-CiLAsS WAREHOUsE'-hlCh
axps KlNesLANp Wholesale Dealer and Manufacture OF
IoolinR Glasses and Importer " Looking Glsss Plates
M CoTiand,t N Y has 10 store splendid assor1-
meut OF Orusnenied. Plain Pier and MsnIel GissseS
Aso an unusual large stock OF Mahogany frame Glasses
suitable for the Western and Southern trade. Joboet
and dealers In general will do well to call aud exam
noe this sock and prices previous 10 purchasing elsewhere
AZ their facilities Tor manufacturing and Importing their own
Plates enable them W sell lower than any other house 70
AHA city. 81, loI omMM
N B-Merchants having orders TO MI for California,
West Indies or other markets would do well TO call
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R- GoURAup's LIQUID Hair Dye will

change red light gray hsr to brown or black the in-
slant applied No slsolng the skn, no disturbing he
color by wAshing daily with soap and water dit no
drying In the sun trouble pay taken If not sal
isfacory to the DR.. FELlX GOURAVD Known eni-
chemical philosopher guarantee thai next TO
h Italian MedicSted SOAP he shove the ne pus uls Of
his useful Inventions Feund only NJ DR.. GoVRAUps old
ahNshed Laboratory 81 Wsker-st. near Broadway IS
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To these distinct averments we (the next
morninp) made answer that

The refecs Of CREATING Jairsrs 1l SYage "a Hungary
tsas not res0rfed bk Ansttd t long utter ne breaking or
of ne Wey HusSdry MI after she had been
TYelt GOeged ksy sIgle handed ceHfei ch ne HaagI
mans Thai 10 oEis pretence even he must so~ for
Austria TO- by Russ!Ss help completely Triumphant snt he
sst shadow OF resistance Der away has long since
she vet up 70 his day The Hungssns have hsi nohir
but the prosgse Of Government by Universal Suffrage
any form OF Self Government VIII our Diplomatic friend
De good enough TO meet US explicitly these vsl points
We ask HIM ~ give the dhe Of the rupture between la
gary and lhe Austrian Court and Song with Il hs dse "
The decree Of Universal Suffrage 10 Hungary by Ausris sud
then tell rs hen his paper grant OF nyerss Suffrage Be-
cane spyi hng more han paper programme Skn 10 me
oshs 10 respect The lungs Constitution appoint none
but HuugsriSns 10 Office In Hungary. &c &c which Aus
usu kgs have regularly sworn Snd broken FOR centuries
past
Here You see the issue distinctly made
.uP-THe Courier asserting that the Hun
garian struggle had its ORIGIN in an illegal
attempt by Austria to give Freedom and
Equal Rights for which tina. Journal de-
clares them utterly unfit to the Slavonian
population of Hungary, and the resistance
thereto of the Magyar aristOcracy, contend
ing lawfully and CALAMITY for their an
cisnt Constitution and vested rights !"
The Tribune, on the contrary, contending
that such could not have been the origin Of
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V- Wonderful Sale of English Three
Pl, and Ingram CArpens next week al the ght spacious
sses rooms Of the celebrated Cheapest CSrpeI Essosn-
nent In the UHted SIses No % Bowery HlRAM ANDES'
SONS Families and housekeepers should embrace This
rare opportunity OF selecting from The largest and cheapest
assert meat TO be found In this city slSa'
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WArrs,s NERyous ANrIporE.-Th,

demand for this extraordinary discovery bel great Il
s necessary TO make the following regulation Wholesale
orders must Do 10 me Depot l02 NssssusL Single
doxeu 81; three dozen So; gross So The poor viii
be furnished gratis The hours Of and II only
In the base nent AZ reenwenII where the Doctor can
dies can confer with mosl experienced mstron s2 81
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Tur PRoeREss OF DESTRUCTION.

Tur PRoeREss OF DEsTRUcTIoN.-N
"a -, uhep Alexander supposed himself The conquer
10 sac tne. he sighed for more worlds 20 conquer
or o. ~ Iyor Of f2o Broadway having fairy got ne
s spp oI al Of and cor rosene on s cow
ner u o,Son where with the sanction Of the Central
so,trv here they will be admitted 10 the Worlds fsr
Tbst tbey viii be approved we have 10 DOUBT 80 MAJ "a
~ n,obsb,litv LYoS will be victor over the annoying 10,
ssr4s Of two wOrids-the Old and the New One grand
Of the powder that II may essiey $50
in families Il does not produce any EVIL eneos, n
eaten by man. 81 :
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kelly

HEAD.QUARTERs REMoyED.-hELTY
4 FERGUsoSs Wholesale and ke'sh NlSSSpw. NJ.
SroRE 1871 BRoApwAY.-Perscs.s wanting $500,
and Shade Trimmings. an find the best assortment In ne
city above Deale.e supplied. No second prohW Al
Shades warrRrted 10 stand any clmNe. Some new pat
ierns Of esd Birds and FLOWERS that cannot be seen
s,i,E, ,'rrrSavs. al2MW&Si
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HEnrnitnre At Auction. at So Murray

II Furniture az Auction, at eS Murray
ct corner Of Greenwich on MONDAY next Al 10 oeeeA,
he enTe Furniture of the fan ily and viii comprise 10
rart on beautiful Brussels and Ingram Carpets Oh Cons
elegant Mahogany Bedsead, CONG style mAaosany aaa
cur.ed maple Chars maibe top fier Aoesi o--s 49, ~
Window shades Hal LsmpI Beds and Bedding Ana ar
or ard Kitchen furniture Of al kinds Ca'Aoguef feAoy
!" az &C. 81 '"- GERARD & Bolts.
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H1nu1ANn NrRsrRIEs. NEWBUl

N Y late A j Downing Co)-rhe proprictorS OF this
Old and celebrated establishment, beg leave 70 inform
Dealers and Planters
OF Trees thai their stock for Spring Planting Il unssuAy
large and 6ne and consists OF al the leading standard va
Fiegies Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
In cultivation both native foreign 10 the niled states
For farther particulars Catalogue IA new eolu "a uI
Issued which will be furnished all PosEoHo apPCssu''
or 10 general Advertisements In the Horticuliqnst
Culvstor and other Horticultural sud agricultural peri
odicsls Of the country. . ,.
The fscres are such for reschng Newburgh that per-
sops can leave NewYOfk nearly every hour 10 NE Day
rom N to Pm by either the Hudson River or New"
York and Erie Railroads or steamboats, 10 from two 70
three hours. Freight OF goods paid TO New; York m
AS ThM4wt A. SAUL "