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aREas rfsfsouaR LAME TO THE WEST.
LA M

OHIO rahoad from Baimore to WAeslnE,
there oh the large and splendid sfeamer
line the Ohio, andthe stage, to ZanesptHe, &C.
expeditions being thoroughly completed
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and road being
travellers confidently
advantages and low fares The
this stupcndous and attractive character
Baltimore daily 4 and
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mles in Is ID hours
GLIDING sloppages, there al s.
Baltimore lay lodging
Cumberland 7s mies and proceed tense 10 Wheeling in The
morning.
leave Washington
NJ, daily meeting the Baltimore Wash
Junction. DIETER the Relay House miles from
Baltimore
completed this route, daily conn&1
the and convey passengers down the Ohio Gin
cnnat Louisville where stages for Nashville, Ne,
New Orleans packets, taken by those
ing further on
Passengers Tor who prefer land Gin
parts Ohio the West di
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company's excellent cuache
part National Zanesvle land thence
by railroad
Passengers Welsyle and Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will find this agreeable route there being
regular speedy at Wheeling and io those
places.
df- Baggage checked through Washington Wheeling,
30 charge tlansle. OF passengers baggage.
ticket with right lie anywhere
route) Washington Wheeling 50 5O Cnninnat Sill
Louisville, .2.
Mr. agent railroad
Washington, nd the other agents Of company.
VIM. PARKER,
May ll--du General Superintendent.
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. J., l. hlsaAct1N
uEAlTH RESTORED AND LIFE LENGTnENEn by DR..
Il MoRsE's lNviGoaATlsa ELLx,s % gYRDiAL ma
properties attributed % Professor MoIses nvgorang ELY
simple and sublime truths announced BY the
highest rumphing all doubts In
creduy overthown by mass OF testimony which is perfectly IT.
remedies all the depoable evils arising from
full machine called man II restores TO iul vgor every deieae
tor and mind necessary the life
feeble muscular Frame Or deficient in vital power rec
TO the proper enjoyment Of all , natural as
confined 10 Either sex or TO any age The girl ans
wife, the lis!es. youth the man Of business
debility from the of single will all find inn
TO those wao have TO paralysis will
complete and unang safeguard against ,ha terrible maa
s;uioas that they hink osyond
without reference causes and VIII not only remove the diso
''' REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.
arrangements the leading nervous Diseases and
qure maadies which this prepare
on few BE- n ns
heart, afeclioas muscular debility,
liver depression. Of the win ndi.posuOa
NJ after as %
creative sexual ineompeeney melancholy monomana
tendency miscarriage emaca,on and all complaints
proceed from organic beyond medicine
organs be acted free from muumaton
O structural diseases, il is averred that
aonsn's IxvIaoRATINa ELIXIR
will replace weakness with strength incapac with efcency
reaction, happy genera
Bear in mind that all maad.es wherever they begin
nerves Of motion and sensation physical des Eesi In mind
also that for every KIND Of nervous disease the Elixir Cordial the
only reliable preparation known
pIsxAsxs
adequate idea of the immediate and
change which occasions the diseased deb
and Sosnn don BY s
Taxed organization braced revyied and bull,
ss 'n under is influence Nor is the ee, On
s the lief a s and So
NAL condition Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of the nineteenth century
that miracle of medicine heretofore
srrMuLAsr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION.
Its force expended az is the case with opium aeohos
may him who takes them, the last state OF
TIA, man worse than the first. Blu, the Elixir an
happy the mind and the entire orgnza
sush aespessnsss, dislike society, neapaey
O. sSy hye
sefdestucton fear Of insanity dyspepsia sener
nciden, females decay of the popagang uneos ysera
vague 0 wssv cause ns arising en-
reliance to be placed on human testimony absolute
pale complexion eonsumpye habits
from pale yellow, ekly coa beautiful aond complexion
MoRsEs rsvaoRATINs KLIxiA
phenomenon the maiera medca hitherto unearG
The herb which it, main Ingredient by
Europe be
this respect generi Dr. Morse, whose undsputed
his attention was excited by the wonderfully uviroang
The nsv sa II @ the %eae s Of
their desert mascs attributable TO the qss Ct this vazing
Moes Invigoang Cordial bas been counterfeit
In future ali the genuine Cordial propretors
smile pasted the cork of each bottle and the following words
S'1 n. Orn :" ths IN Dr. n0'S' ''s0as H.
Fri ns'ss hy soR s
| C. u RING, proprietor,
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RELLs: BELLsI BELLsI-For churches, academies, fac
steamboats,, made assort-
hand the nbscrbers their old eab
ed aud enlarged foundry which has been operation Tor hy
OF manufacture perfected
that their bells have world wide celebrity for volume Of sound and
quality The bave recently succeeded
applying loan noudns bell
which peri, casting and even temper and ev
excellence their BELLS they
January, 1854 the first premium Ia silver medaj Of The
New York, all others, several from this
Europe being competition aud which Ia the eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded Them They
hand bells the
weight and they also furnish order chimes OF number OF
AID refer several of their make throughout the
States and Canadas eir ansins comprising many recent and
consist iron yoke movable
which be turned the bell spng acting
capper, prooneng the sound; iron ramei tolne bne
stop, steamships
proved revolving yoke, fancy hangngs Ia brass bronze
furnished We supply whole SETS
hapgng enng bells OF other constructions
specific being Old bells taken exchange
made aud kept
immediate with the principal all d
,pectfully solicited -
' A. NENEEBY'S SONS
Feb pi-dly West Troy, Albany N. Y.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington ID. C.-The thir-
" year Columbian College will begin the last
Wednesday september and end The last "Wednesday
the choice elias ca
degree of bachelor Of scientific for the
bachelor OF philosophy The necessary college expenses
hundred dollars For further information
President G: Columbian College, Washington d. C
Aug 4-e0d3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for rent several
ground attached eSc, situated
Kendall Geen little than mile norheusey from
Capitol.
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
stable EACH aud of excellent at hand
beautiful overlooking portion of the
and n the CAPITOL
street.
Omnibus line has permanently established
route between Kendall Green and the
Presidents square, leaving 8, and Returning,
leave Market, a Ok and 81
O'Clock.
hundred dollars
for inspection, and be
by applying Stckney who lives Cottage street,
Sc f. at my residence, near the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-eodf
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DY AUTHORITY of Of the Legislature of
Vsina passed February az 1884, entitled San
poate company the of James French,
railroad Alexandria and Washington and in conform
provisions thereof hereby by the
signed that books for receiving subscriptions to the
capital said Washington Railroad Company
will the 18th Of September and continue
open for ten days. inclusive, from TO- the fol-
lowing places: tt-
In Alexandria Newtons Hotel the city Of Washington
she mayors Office and in Georgetown at the msysr's odcs
JAMES 8. FRENCH
JOHN w. MAURY,
-. A A. ] MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
-- GEO. FRENCH,
.s# EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug iG-lawsep,2 r. W. LATHAM.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTsEsr,
Docks, September 70, 1884.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau of Yards aud Docks, September 26 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals lor Glass No.
~ navy-yad,n (name lbs class classes and The
yafd will be received al this office and delivering
the the materials articles embraced in
OF following particularly described printed
eda TO be furnished, applications, those desiring 10
offer contract for the classes therein
...1A4.o xI.uI,u.u
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4. CaAH1BESKILN's Comm, rciat College, located
"a 1877 Baltimore Baltimore Maryland. The osensbIe
object vi this institution ~ TO place IN the reach of individuals
obtaining thorough practical mercantile educa
A obtain knowledge
IN weeks acquired
many any coming house. fEs' ~
Tue of study embraces doubeeny book keeping, and It's
departments of and rade Mefcan
ale taught according the approved methods
aeuinasir combining rapdy beauty
mercantile subjects, besd. other points for
bo,k The
There being vacation, applicants and at
diplomas graduate, tcsu
and q circainr forwarded by ma
Nov !3-iydAes
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UniyexSity of Maryland.

UniveHity of Maryland.
School Of Medicine. |
THE session will begin Monday October o. 1854
l. and end on the LIST OF March, 1855.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery, NJ r. Hmth, NJ ID.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, w. f. A. Aiken H.
Principle and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew VI. d.
Anatomy and Physiology, Joseph ROXY NJ. ID.
Obstetrics, Richard u. Thongs, M D.
Maeria Medca Pathological Anatomy Geo W. MeDbeger,
NJ. ID.
Practical Anatomy, b. p. Smith, III ID.
Clinical belonging the
and containing one hundred and fifty beds
Fees for the lectures $50 matcuaon fee, $5 graduation fee
$40. WILLIAM r.. A. AIKEN, M D.,
Sep l-2aw9hOct Dean
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Statement AMhirs Of Mutual IAfe Insu-
EaMc~ Company - u~w yosh,
No Ill Bvoadvay for tAs Psas sa4ss 3x Jsnssry, 1854
Net assets on hand January 3sr, 1883, per balance
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Proposals for Indian Goods.
DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR,
Once ludian Affairs, September IA, 10.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Once Iudan Affairs, September IA 1854.
EALEO PROPOSALS., endorsed proposals
~ will Indian
until 10 O'Clock Wednesday, The lh October
Tor furnishing goods for Indians, as olows
CLASS No. l.
Maekinae Blankets and Dry Goods.
1890 pairs 3point white Maeknae blankets
inches, and weigh pounds.
$500 2 point 81 by Co. and
IA 90 spoin ~ by
900 pans ~ do, 30 by 80, weigh
pounds.
pairs l-poinI 81 pounds
800 pairs Jponi scarlet 90 by
pounds.
800 ~ point do, 81 by &C.
100 ~ point dos 90 by 81 weigh ID
pounds -
$50 pairs 3pont do, ~,
$50 IN 81 by
100 ~ point Geanela blue &c by o.
weigh 10 pounds.
100 pairs point weigh pounds.
800 ~ point do, 81 by 60 pounds.
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NiTED STATES Mail Line to California, via Aspin-
u wall pnoama the add 2i.h month, in FIRST
steamships approved by the Navy Department. Of no, less han
2Ou tons burden, graraniying speed and safely
The Panama railroad cow completed to Obpo 10 miles if
pasnats
IN. tane embraces miles rail Gaze
obspo transportation
recently put thorough order single passenger
hoTsthe passengers
aud their being transferred 10 and from mules
nc ears
There will be transportation In future on his route
The sickness Of any deser'rfton
always kept in po at New York; Pana
detention in accdeD
The route entirely reliable.
the Atlantic VIII be made
IN day on Pacific, IL 10 i2k days.
Passengers VIII Panama the day after they Aspin
Through tickets aths lowest rates. be had ageney ~
Neat Nsw York lt..+ 81! tif. 4.,T.l, tl
2--Jsf
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II ANTHONY, No. 1908 broadway, New York,
H of dagueeoiype apparatus, natiing
and Importer Of plates, chemicals fancy frames and
caoype chemicals for and
description.
supplied with materials for
always hand.
3ns broadway, June IL, 1854,
June aG-aiyeass
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supreme Court Of sho United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1853
(RoBERT WIcKLIrFK, Appr,
No. V3.
TsrnNx nxnvM

THOMAS ID. OwIN0s.
Pesion for appellant having suggested the
death Thomas D. Owings the appellee in this moved the
2Sh rule Court make the
On consideration Whereof now here
unless the Of the said
Owing shall become parties with
in first days Of The ensuing appellant shall be emit
lied record and hearing have the reversed
be Provided that of this order shall be printed
at the OF in which the laws OF
United States shall be printed for three successive
before the beginning the the Su
preme Court ensuing
y .k,i Test. VIM. THOS CARROLL
Nay l6, i65i Crk Sup. CT U. 3.
Aug l-law4w
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THE DAILY UNION


The sIips comprising this hne are;
rss
The faclIc. tRpt
The hIctic capt Lues
The Hattie Capt ColsDek
Adrlaiis capt tntUn
Tnesd slips having been built by
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ualed elegance
York Liverpool In cabin, Sl29
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Polytechnic College OF the state OF PennsylSanin
Penn Square, Philadelphia.
THIS College, organized IndusrakC Colleges
Europe designed afford thorough professional
education to students intended for
ENGINEERING, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
The will Monday, Sep
TENDER ii, 1854.
FACULTY.
Mathematics civil engineering Professor Selm H. Peabody
Metaurgy and indua analytical and agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology and mineralogy, Prof. W. H. b.
Thomas, A. NJ
Mechanical philosophy and the principles of machinery, Profs
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department per session, SIS.
Mechanical and John
Kern. $40.
French and Spanish Prof " De Amarillo.
German, Prof. 3. II. Entrup
analytical laboratory practical chemistry daily
An academica department. under the charge of b. Boucher
provided proficient
aud be rapidly prepared for the College courses
Additional information terms, study boarding
obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred l.. Kennedy Poly
lechnic College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President OF Board of Trustees.
JOHN McIKTYRK, Secretary.
Aug 9-Wed5atkTueslm
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JAYS FABLES, with laC Illustrations. I volume,
VI London, 1854 Price 81.
their management, by Edward Mayhem. London,
Price 50
Price so cents. L.
Adventures OF M. Sydsnham Greenhnch, friends
London,
Aug 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and BrOma.- w. BAKER CO.'S
u Vanilla chocolates. boma
which premiums have been awarded by the chief institutes
Uuon by all the principal
ne United States, md by their agents:
iussey Murray, New York Grant and Twes Philadelphia
honua v. Brundge, BaltmOre Kennel Dudley Cincinnati
Dhio; aud y, II. Howell, Georgetown, D: G.
WALTER BAKER, 4 CO.,
ap3-diy Dorchester Mass.
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IrtENCH and English boarding and day school for
young NJ and Sisters, between
3 Washington D. c. The duties of this institution will
Monday 18th OF September when the pupils
desired puncual their For &C., circulars
be all the principal bookstores in the city.
Aug IO-eOdtl 9th Sept [Starl
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uSnider's'' Wines, Philadelphia.
John " SNYDER, oldesablished
Jacob snder, No rs Walnut four doors
will supplied with
aud liquors n accommodating terms.
sNDER agent the importation of foreign
prepared
for special Of wnss from various houses in Eu
upwads and solicits
his Vaughan snder the his friends and
former customers.
free of freight.
9-dty
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Collectors ONCE, August 1, 1854
NOTICE to meutNoice
IN is hereby given year 1854 due
and payable at this ohce and deduction OF eight per
allowed by law for the 3
r., j. ROCHE,
3-eotdf Collector
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Uoy. +. ]. u. FuLLTR. The amendment
offered Nv this gentleman TO tho Nebraska
bill, and his remarks thereon, VIC give in an
other column. That amendment disclosed,
conclusively, the deceptive character OF tho
hill. The refusal Of the friends Of the bill to
acccp, il, shews beyond cavil tina, the bill docs
no, authorize and was not intended to authorize
the people Of the territories, while territories
to say whether they will have slavery or not
II proves tha, all the talk Of the friends of
the bill abou, its embodying the principle OF
"popular sovereignty" is the mcres, gibber-
ish calculated and intended to cheat and
deceive the people Of the North. l,isa con-
fession on the part of is friends, that the bill
is a naked, unqualified abrogaiion Of the Mis-
souri, compromise, and nothing else and is
50 understood and proclaimed by its south
EN- supporters.
Mr.. Fuller is deserving the thanks OF the
people Of Maine Tor his high.nindcd and
honorable couro on this queslion-COr his
exposure Of tho imposition intended to be
prac,iced by the bil-and for his refusal to
become a party to the cheat; although con-
curing in the new territorial policy which
the bill falsely prolcsscd to inaugeraie.
We call attention to the remarks Of Mr..
T., aud to the action Of the House on his
proposition 10 confer on the territorial lcgis-
laiures the power to admit or exclude slavery
as they may think proper, as a confession on
the part OF the friends Of the bill that it does
not confer such auihurity, and declaration
that they SIC opposed TO the people Of tho
territories possessing or exercising srch au-
Ihority. [Agc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
Democratic Congressional Convention.

The pcuocfaiir Republicans u ths Cont, Of
ONiarI in f,,or ,fthr c,l. 1t the Democratic state
Committee f1r Mas state Convection 10 IT, holl-
"a At purtaal. Ca the 1h ~ Jurr, 1881, arr here
D., nut,fcd Oh meet ia Convection, ~ th,ir dclr'
gate. Al south paris, on Wuluesday, th- 18th da,
81 Jurr n.>t. al 10 u',lnsk in tbr tIr,u"ou, o.
nominate Candidate 90 De- suppprtrd at ilr ciisu-
iug Ssr,su,ls.r Elrstpun b., the dcinrrfac, ct The
Ss-oui Congregational p,.,rict IN The Nntr, i"'
Rr,rrssuisiiyc 6uu, ,lrl distfiyt in The usNt CON
.rr.s It che United Statcs' and o. transact aN
oihrr usr,-sar, lusincss.
The lasi. ct Representative = hNcd ms t,'hpWs.
-Eygr, town aud organized fhuiailHn sh1H u"
gutitlr o. ors J,iCgltc, ani onr ad'iiun'ld,lrgir
Toe sys-, 90 j,pu,fltic VOTES cast 0, them al tlr
Lst Presidential Ehytion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Of tho prOpagan4isis backed by the whole
weight Of the Administration.
lie, the people mark this fact. IL tells the
whole story Of the in,en, Of this damnins
fraud upon the people,
All those democratic members Of Congress
who voted against this Bill are now being
read on, Of the democratic party by the Ad-
minis,ra,ion papci,. Fuller is now an "Ab-
oli,iouis,," so are Morrison and kirredgo
Of N. IL. so are nine.,en,hs Of the people OF
the north who voted for Pierce!
fJeiIersonian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

"TnrRr WILL Br 4 NoRTH." Those who
value the opinions and prophecies Of Daniel
Webster, will undoubtedly read with apPro-
baton, the following from his Marslfeld
speech
"Norihen votes in full proportion have
been given in both Houses Of Congress !or
every instance Of acquisition ofsIave terrific
~ and the extension Of slave territory and the
influence Of slavery in our councils We
talk Of the North; there has been no North.
| think the North Star is at last discovered,
| think there ell b a North"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
chr 0rforn 1rmutrut.
PARIS. Me. JUNE 0, 1854.
PuRtisuxp rvriy FRIDAY MORNING ny
NOAH PRIN &c,
THOMAS n. nRowN. Editor.

TcrmS.---Oo. dallar snl City ccuts 'tuctly ~
,py.NCE. on. dollar anl scVenty-iye ccuts With
10 ~ months; two dollars NJ the cod oi the yca'
To which 90, cents vii h. added ior ever year
which paNmcut y dslsNed'
ApyERrisEwESrsi asserted on rcasonahle terms
tl,e proprietor not bring accountable he any crro'
b,,6pd The ,mouut charged ior thc advertisement.
t@rS. VI. PE1-rENGlLL \ Co, 10 NH'
g., Ba,,oa. auI I22 Nas'aH o., Nee le,A, are
or oal, authorized agents &c procuring suh'crip
ous. forwarding advertisements.
E7rPa,mcut ior ~ advertisements - hrid To u
lus from the date IL the hrsi ,nstt''"n' r,
- C,,,o,p,i,,ti,us sh"uld objected o. "Thc
ONiord ncut,crat. raris. We.
Rock aud Job Printing
ROMprlN AND NEATLY ENEtJIIl'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Fellow Democrats Stick to your party.
Every ism is got up by iedcral-whig intriguers
10 Gain democratic votes.
Democratic Advocate.
Y Every position the community take, in the
opinion Of this Journal, is an ism, except tho
Liberal movement, to disorganile the Demo
cratic pary-ihe violation Of the Baltimore
Pla,form-,he Repeal OF the Missouri COM
pacl-and coalitions with Wings. These
are true Democratic doctrines now-no' l'ms
because those pretending to be " regulars
have adopted them. vive le humbug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Mack oSr FAcr. The supporters Of the
Nebraska Bnl hsyc s,ou,ly asserted that
the repeal Of the Missouri restriction was
to establish the principles Of selGgovern-
men, tn those Territories. &c, the peo-
pie rule there" they say. But this has been
proved to be a chea, and atiemp, To secure a
secret object BY legislation under false pre-
lenses. Mark the fact, tina, Mr.. Fuller Of
Maine, who is an old line bunker Democrat,
friend Of the Compromise Of 1850, moved
an amendment 10 the Bill which would Sc
cure to the people Of ,ha, country the right
of sclfcovcrnmcnt as TO the main question in
dispute. 10 allow them to say whether they
would permit or prohibit Slavery. This
was coming at the question directly aud with.
on, any disguise. But what did the friends
of the Bildo. Thcyroicd dgaindihc amend
meni and rcjai,dn'! Selfgovemmcnt,-
the right Of the people to say whether they
do or do not want Slavery among them, was
not what they wanted 1t is no, secured by
the Bill as passed, and every intelliccn, man
knows it. The Bill is the mos, s,upcndous
and barciaced. fraud, ever perpeirl,cd. The
Slave State members knew that the Bill gives
the Slave power, the unrestricted power to
establish Slavery in those territories whether
the pcople wish il or not THEY therefore
voted against the amendment Of Mr.. Fuller,
and, il that had been adopted, they would, to
a man. have voted against the Bill. Mr.
Fuller begged that the administration, Ne
braska scrcw-drvcrs would yield little TO
northern feelings, and act honestly in this
matter. But no What business have Nor
lhen sentiments TO interfere with this scheme
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Srlor AccipENr. The Wig learns that
the bridge near Burnham village gave way
on THURSDAY last, wbi'c the Waieryillc stage
from this CITY Vas crossing u, prrcip.,atiur
me coach horse ard driver into Ibe water 20
sst below. The driver, Mr. Jane, Lord,
vas severely injured. tFurura,oly 'hero
we're no passengers by the 'sso a, he time
az the aesiisa,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

DrATu o. Mas. JrpsoS. Mrs. JudSon,
widow of the late DR.. Judson, missionary,
better known as Fanny FORESTER, died in the
village Of Hamilton, New Iork.at 10 O'Clock
on Frlay evening last, Of consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

On morton of Mr.. Munger, Of Portland,
half past twn o'clock was assigned as the hour
to make nomination Of a candidate for Gov
ernor. On muiion OF Col. Monroe, the Con-
vention adourncd,i to meet at o'clock, at this
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

TINS BLL SIGNED. President Pierce sent
a Message to Congress on Wednesday last
informing that body that no had signed the
Nebraska aud Kansas Dill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

The Morrill, democrats OF Somerset have
called Senatorial and County Conventions for
the Goth inst, at Skowhegan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

Tie Maine Convention of Unrersalists is
to be held at Norway, Oxford Co. on the 9Th
as,h, and Goth DAYS Of June.