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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
ERFE

SALE.
FENIIE undersigned offers at private sale the Farm
Il (l,nowu the MCoy Farm,) about II
miles North East Of EbCnsburg, adjoining lands OF
Patrick Farren, John d. Jones aud others, now in
the occupancy Of L. r. Humphreys containing one
hundred and sixty-eigkt acres aad some Perches,
about one hundred cleared and under good fence.
There are erected thereon one two story
Dwelling House,
\ good Bank Barn, with convenient Sheds and
out Houses. There is
Good Orchard
of various Fruit Trees the place. good spring
of water convenient TO the house, and Fountain
Pump at the doUr-Water a. almost every deli.
ALSO-One lot Of ground with two small houses
erected thereon, and now in the occupancy Of Mrs.
c. Humphreys, q. the foot Of Plane No. ., a. p
r. Road.
Bzy-An Indisputalle title viii be gi5en for she
above property.
TERMS reasonable.
JOHN HUMPHREYS.
Summit, Dec 6, 1853.
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Lif, and Speeches Of Henry Clay,
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Anoa view Of the Birth Place of of Mr. Clay. In
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Attorney at Law, Ebensburg, Pa.
WILL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
w bria, Blair and Huntingdon counties
Office on main street tive doors west of the
store OF Murray Zahm & Co.
May s, lS5l-ly.
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Attorney at Law, Lbensburg, Pa,
WILL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
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fessional business entrusted 20 his viii be
promptly attended 10.
Office on Main street adjoining his dwelling house.
Ebensburg, July l, lS53-2G-3m.* *
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Attorney at Law, Ebens5urg, Pa.
WILL practice in the several Courts Of Cam
w bria Indiana, and Wcstm oreland countless
Office Centre St, joining Gen. N Donald's dwell
ing.
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March 10. '54.
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MICHAEL DAN NAGEuAN,
THOMAS G. HE'DOWELL,

TEfOlL As q. NJ E5U - Ell,
Attorney at Law, HOlidaysburg, Pa.
WILL attend the several Courts of Cambria
w county, as heretofore Office one door west
of VIM Netherlands cabinet wareroom.
July 21, 1S52--ly
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

slavery is" lrgislaied into" those territories,
or whether We say that, by Mr.. Douglas
bill. the doors are thrown wide open to slave
nv, and the shareholders invited with their
slave property TO enter aud oceupy With
this understanding Of tie eiiec, Of Mr. Don.
g!as' bill, We have supported ii--but We will
no, be made the instruments OF fraud and a
escai upon the people OF this State. We
wiz no, be made to say that il matters no,
whether slavery is permitted to 20 there or
not, on the ground tia, !, eanno, exist there /;
COT We believe 40 such thing. Wowill not
be made 10 say that by this 5lll, slavery Is
no, 4" leeislated'' into the territories ior
such an assertion We believe to be a cheat aud
hum5ur. 50 iar as the real effects Of the bill
aro concerned Bot We desire that the Peo.
pie shall Glly understand the imports and ei'
isc,s Of tac measare--catcis that are suite 10
allow-and thea, Il i, commcnds itself to
their patriotism. their judgment and their Gun.
sciences. they will aFFu,c uC tit other
wise, they ourh, no, to be elected into It's
surr,, b, pretending that {, means one thing,
vhca /, rsa,ly mean, another
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
McDI'FFEE.

VERDICT ACMSsr ASp DEATH ~ GAEDI.
yrE.' Ia our Geographic report OF Friday 1t
was announced. tina, the verde, Of the Jury
pronounced Gardner guilty, and THAT the
cour, passed tho highest sentence allowed by
the law, that Of Imprisonment Tor ten years.
We were slso informed, ,ha, GARDENERS coun-
sci filed bill OF exceptions. 1t is under
stood tia, THIS included twenty-ninc counts,
aad 1t was supposed tia, tic Circuit Court
nigh, have granted a new trial.
The ,rlcgraphlc dispatches brings MS word
tina, DR.. Gardiner was found dead IN his room.
lie is supposed to have poisoned himself after
hls conviction.
On entering the cell where Gardiner vas
confined, he was observed to drink some
water, throwing his head back, and II is sup.
posed that ho took a stTychnine pill. lie
was seized with commissions almost immedl-
a,ely. Aher giving letter 10 Charles
Gardiner. his brother, he remarked that he
was going before a Judge who would not
pronounce him guilty, and expired in great
agony.
lie was &c years old, had the education and
manners Of a gentleman, and was engaged
to be married To a lady ia Georgetown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
whlr ORIGIN Of the Nebraska Bill.

Ina article published IN The New York
Tribune, d, is shown lha, thc Nebraska Bill,
and rrs Southern construction. has Whir
orlria. The Portland Advertiser ani Ken.
rs'c, Journal claim Cor Il tine same paternity.
The a-l.cIs revealing lhs plo, vas frs, cn,i.
lied &c a r'ot exposed" Il will hr 'al'sf'"
-rl ,ruo Democrats 10 know the origin ui this
r'u,. or they viii row understand ,ha, al
Who support It arc supporting WhIr meas.
.r. Zoe following is the ri,h Of the dis
closure.
"It ta, been quite impossible to account
irr the uinb.c.lvo,ri alacuiy with which
southern wing senators have rushed forth TO
become couicdsra,cs OF Douglass IN 'hiscnor-
nrv. Il has been equally jrnicul, TO sec Why
Douglas BIAS shifted h.s position so often, and
from ars' proposing 90 leave lha Missouri
ernprum Sc ur,ulchct. has gone through he
v.1rc r5mu, OF ,srgl,suoa, tiii a. length
he cam oat latioy'rl ior us repeal. Bot
,rn ,ae mystery is solved, the plot is urra'-
clad. I, now toms ou, that 'hosr twin
.-..a.-, rra..auoa. aa'lrly 1Hl ms-ui',
W4sD. Tcomas aaI stephens, 81 Georgia,
ar. .l.s gacr vao have ,suga'rt, aouusbci,
r-f arluy wa,-rJ Oh, rr..ruas scheme (,
l aa, Douglas is beta confederate boz 'hr
F.at. Ta, whole movement hls been ys,Ie-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Senator Cooper, Of Pennsylvania, (Nllo
vas one ofihe famous Committee Of Thirteen
that originated tie Compromise measuIes, cf
which Mr.. Clay Vas clairman,) states thaIIh
question Of the effect Of these measures upon
the Compromise Of 1890 came up and vas
discussed ~ that committee, aud that every
member OF II, and Mr.. Clay especially, eS-
pliclly declared that tie proposed CcmprO-
mise OF 1850 did not 10 any degree affect OF
impair The legislation Of 1870, tor no ref
ereucy was made or intended thereto, and
Mr.. Clay even ven, so far as To iuslaGce the
salulary influence and stable character Of the
Compromise of l52O, which he declared no
one though, Of disturbing, as furnishing
happy precedent Tor the series Of measures
then under consideration. Age,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Tur M,sr DrvocRcy. The Boston
Tmcs, clever democratic paPcr re'icsa
,ha history Of tic divisions among The dem-
urracy VI Maine, and then administers TO
them the loiIo~ing advice .--
"Now, as It appears 10 u.s., lhe l.me has
come lurrbosc democrats, no both branches,
who arc possessed Of common sense, to SEQ
iflhc quarrel cannot be made up, aud victory
restored to ,ha, standard ~ Manr, Nith
which 3, j, most familiar. The two sections
stand abou, even 10 most rcsrcei' Zach hl.
done much mischief 10 toe caus- oit,mocney,
Each has done much ,crlc, to .he wings.
The one has given a whig government to the
Stale. The other has sent Vh.g Senator 10
Washington The "w,id cats prevented
the reelection Of Governor Hubbard The
woody heads prevented Mr PlI,bury from
being chosen a, all Such being the Gc,s,
and goodtor bld') blows having been given
aGd taken on bo;n sides, would lt NOT Do a.
we'll for both sections To knock of ant .a.l
% square, 40 one would regret suea
proceeding, except ,hc vhss, aud We auOw
Of ro1lason Why democrats should gaiea,oy
90 please MsD We, 30 Massachusetts, who
dp Got look Gr a local uruocgtc victory
these ,Ncniy years, have rgrll ia,efcs. ia
ihe success OF the Maine ,cmocucy, as %
.guIs To Keep oor wings more civil Hence
oug Intervention, ~ Maine ad.in, U".sa
would otherwise be uupard5ns5i:. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

SurETr Wmrr has appointed aud quail
fed as deputies the following persons
T.. W. Clark. Pans; josiah w. WhIlIen,
Bucahell WIN. ". Hobbs, Norway; Zeb.
uon II. carce, Turner; lIorslio Austin,
Canton Amos NJ. Merrill Bethel Africa
F3rrar, Hartford Cyrus Wuunell, Peru
Sumner Bumham, Harrison, Charles {,
Adams, Bridgton, Moses Young, Waterford.
Col. Ichabud BOnney, Of Turner, las been
appointed Crsr; and Joseph TuJin is reap
pointed Tailor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
rnr Mrrlrlr Trrlrr. me lrealy .

Tur MrIicAs TREATY. The treaty hego-
tia,ed by Col. Gadsden With Mexico, together
with the message Of the President, proposing
certain amendmenis, have appeared In the
New York papers. These documents were
communicated eon6deniislly TO the Senate,
bu, either one Of Tire members has not con
sidered himself bound by the injunction Of
privacy. or his pocket has been picked. The
New York Times, speaking Of the adVan.
rages secured BY the treaty, says
"Unless We are much misinlormsd, the
Uti,ed States has secured boundary with
imposing military salienis, capable OF defence,
and so far ia advance Of the hostile Indians
as to quiet all apPrehsnsiOus Of future savage
outbreaks in that qaarior. A position or
place Of desposit is also secured on the Gull
of California, together with the navigation II
that gull cor al time to come. The whole
eastern valley Of the Colorado is obtained,
and practical highway, now much used By
our emigraling citizen. between the Allan
TIC States aud lhoso on the Pacific. is inelu-
deI 10 the between thirty and 1ry millions
acres Of land gained by the aequIsitiOs."
Senator Gwin, il is said will move an
amendment, for the purchase Of L,wer Cali.
lorna and Sonora. Il is also asserted -iha,
Col. Gadsden would have obtained a portion
II Lower California, bot for the inierposiuon
Of Walkers flllbusier enterprise, Santa
Anna declaring that he would no, negociaIo
for the sale Of any territory under a hostile
menace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

PAcTic RIILRo,p. Washington Mareh,
I3.-The maJonly rePOr, OF the Senate con-
mi,lee on the Pacific railroad IS now in read
mess To be laid before tie Senate. The bill
provides that twenty sections vf land to the
mile shall be given in tho territories, and
that the company shall receive a, the rate Of
abou, $1,000 mile for carrying the mails
striking from the Mississippi river, and con-
Meeting to the Pacific. The contract TO re-
main in force for thirty years. This Ills cal
culated will be about Two millions Of dollars
a wear, or a bonus Of sixty millions for tho
full period. No particular route Is des'e.
mated. The minority Of the committee will
report IN favour OF three routes granting
compensation on each, and fair compensation
for carrying the malls. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

CnrDULE Tho Norway Advertiser in
designating the party character of-ihe Town
Officers elected in Greenwood, Norway, Ok.
foId, Waterford, Paris, &C., calls them all
+" L,J,rai OF Bogus" Some Morrill, men
are called Liberal; and ~ alo some Wings
That is oil right ri course. !, seems by this
that the Norway Ad,srii'er is coming round
to the doctrines which gave It binh' and
that in ils estimation there are 20 Wings or
Democrats. This aids the ENposllor's proP'
osi,ion Of Liberal Party based on the one
idea OF the Repeal Of the Liquor Law. 1t
proves farther tina, il lays M claim to the name
OF Democrat or Democracy, winch Of course
will open the eyes Of all tme Democrats. 1t
is gratifying to see the way opening whereby
the ExPosllor aad iis Illustrations eoadjutof
arc forming a new eopar,ncrshiP on their
originsl fourd',icr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

'psople sequiesced in this somewhat singular
Inconsistency to fee government, and elect
ed President on the express stipulation tia
he should "resisi all agitation" What u
the rcsvl,i j. il honest, flank adherence, ''
mi. doctrine Of non-ari,aiicn SO Car as ih'
( President is conesrnsd we suppose Il is. Boz
l., the reals. turn frr moment to the tca'
dust Of pari cf those who acquiesced, yea,
snd "iassics" on this doctrine. See Mr..
Cushinr's letter. See the columns II the
.sI.ibe,al'' or "par excellence dsmocralic ioor-
nails" of his STATE. See the original, uuuc-
e,ssary, urcallej frpuPosiuou Of Judge
Dauelas to reI,sal the Missouri compromise.
These men ard Journals had no sooner rot
into power on the principle Of "hands Of"
o. ih,s'aycr. question, than ,hry commenced
alila,ing and "crushinc OUT What they in
their mlsaanimi,y were pleased to ell sJo-
li'raisr.
New. what does ~ this mean The peo-
Ne are entitled 90 louN the meaning. ltsim-
ply mean. thlt the privileged democrats NAV
'ar.ato" fr uc extension Of slavery b.,
cha: those Who fiit'y acquie'ccI d, the non-
ari.l.ci Of Slavery, Or those who agitats .or
f-eol "a shall be ",r1sbsi out" This is
rr.,brr morally r.eh; O, politically hurorl-
be. I,is calcula,-l TO destroy the confidence
of he rcor's d, ih-.s leaders, AMI 20 break
up th, louttltion ci an honorable party ar,a-
aon..u. Better b,,c 90 platform than make
one. aud thcl ,als,c 10 ard senj q 90 pieces
Parties cannot be kept ,clerhsr when the pen.
pc src ,c'Ih the politicians that ,hcy V,N
20 ,h.s ,a-day, and he opposite tomorrow.
I, .s u5, 81 abe nature %! the human mind TO
follow slsh leadership.
We nr,,lch a'l irrr democrats 90 stick 90
#e Platform 900 ,d.sh $50 ,'cs'si Genera.
Pierce. zai 'o aj,a,-to honestly, oPeu,g lal
a.r,, ,hs 49, o-,unes It democracy. Lc,
rs "sJ.sg' ll's new aal ulss.cL os ag,a.
aoa-sls repeal &c o., Missouri crngromse
--.a,-stlccl by judge Douglass, Who aEa.rs,
.s recently grprcsssl oP.l.oa, lls gcog-rsl,
.u rru aaicN,rasrj.rary manner. ih.s great
question RH above a.. De bcscr-a 40 ,ru.
rer..s-a' true s.uz--5 who l,, an Nao
rc.rl.a,c -ri ,as.aa'e.aa,a 90 .as
s.g. 1su'ol- -al miserable s..,e.Iul.s ,f
a-.'.- a.-1 a7 ihc mean .a-c.g,rs Of arsacs
r......... ala. .. .... I'D. I'D Ell. ......H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

The Supreme Judicial Count commenced
u.s. Session on Tuesday hsl, Jadge Howard
on ,hc bench. The following .s 1T Of Tie
Jururs
E,l yarg-Uar.d Co'corl, Foreman,
Porter, Abraham Andrews, FgeJurg :
Freeman Allen, Buckdcid, Joel II BIgc.
IoW, Lremorc; En- Bryant, Woodstock ;
Daniel Bsarcc. Hebron, Caleb Dslsnn, Dix.
field Sumner Evans. Sluleham, Eu1ch
Foster. NcNry Lewis Fm,., Sweden SIN.
con l,o.,, Norway; Isaac + knight, Green.
wood
Sr5rd Jvg-wiliam *. Ripley, Fore
man. Peru; John Kelsey, McAlco, Luther
II. LuJdcn, Canton john W. Lane, sum.
uer. job +. Lgauu, Turner jeremiah
Marlin. Rumiard, Benjamin I. Royal Paris;
David Sawyer, Lowell, James VI. Shaw,
Waterford James w Weeks, Brow ndeld
Joseph nilsson, Oxford James Wentworth,
Denmark.
Slyr,runrang-Ebcn ". Gregg, An
dover: jonathan NJ. Bartlett, Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

HAuu DDiocEAgY ASAL9aoys 10 VINO
CRY. NJ CwiyrIrn, 10 d.iuc' speech
delivered a, Frankfort Ky, thus speak, Of
lhc Wig party aul IT'S allies
81, bad been said that the VIII. party WAS
dead. When d.i 70 t.oi At hc lat Pes
ilsu,.4l election Il 50, VIA, party died at
luv election loutytlrs before ,wheuiHe Wings
tuumpheIl Fox Genera! Scott, mlsuudcg-
stood and subjected go unjust suspicious as he
was, more Than Twelve hundred thousand
Wing votes were cast. II VAS idle To- talk
ct ihe death OF such a parry. The Wing
parry was necessary TO the carrying ou ol the
government
It's principles were Of the essence Of rcpub.
liranism aud CONSTITUTION. il could not die
lnt leave The company surviving.
II was true that the PARTITION wall between
the Two parties was growing lhlnner every
day-espcCilliy between the Wings aud the
National Democrats, but the reason OF II
was that National Democrats were becoming
more like Whigs every daylhcy lived"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

John Wheeler SAID, the other day, 10 tho
House Of Representative, that There ,ra5
time iu the history ol this Government ~hcr.
TO insure the success Of great pub'ic meas
urc, % VAS no, necessary TO asa Does tho
President approve Of ~ 'UoN does Mr.
Guthrie feel On this subject Won, JET.
fef,on Davis take offence % "Wil Caleb
Gushing, independent Ia nothing but h's poll
ties, sanction lt" say, SIR there Na'
time when such questions would have b.en
40 insult iu gentlemen on tins hOor. Tat
was the golden ago OF prncip.c--Whea II ~5s
no, necessary early to define ones position ,
when mems principles were embodied go an
their acts when lherc vas no man.sonhIP-
ping or timc.seNing getting astrde Of
the line waiting the issue OF the contest, and
then leaping To the side Of The victor, and
claiming the spoils" (Cnes Of, Good,
Good, " etc, in which vc cordially Jainl
Home Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

We may no, agree upon the Territorial
question now ia sgi,a,ion, with 1.-The Argus,
Age, Democrats Advocate. aud other Dem
ocrauc papers in the stats.
Norway Advertiser.
\ man mus, be IN strange position who
cannot agree with the Age, Argus or Demo
cratic Advocate on the Nebraska Bill. The
Age is against 1.-THE d, IN cratic Advocate
Is for it-and the Argus is right Of course ;
and yet this sap.ent Editor or writer says
I'VE may not agree" with any Ofihese Jour
nails. Thi. is an bisui,y and shutting with
s-gss-cs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

Tnr BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR. A des-
patch from Washington says TINT the Cuban
governor has apologlzed for the Black war
rior affair. There will be no trouble. The
Cuban authorities, it appears, exPIess great
regrc, end oiTcr ample compensation. 1t is
believed that the President will settle the mat
ter without the Intervention Of Congress.
Tho Black Warrior was seized BY the
Cuban authorities for an alleged 'iola,ion OF
the re venue laws-ihere being quantity OF
cotton o. board which was no, on her mani
fest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
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THOMAS II. brown, Editor.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17
siLrsoT. From all sppcaTanccs the De.

SiLEsoR. From all appearances the De
mocraey Of the presen, day 10 the minds Of
some persons must consis, OF silence. Not,
long ago certain Press said tina, il tho par.
~ could no, agree upon certain questions
they mus, be lefl out Of its creed. More re.
emily the same press says the Slavery ques-
,ion is an exciting question anil that the
people must be silent, or be very calm or qui-
e, or very cautious abou, IL. This is the old
Federal doctrine "the people can't be trust.
ed" Such eioakers are generally what they
call Others, "old Office holding or office seek
ing, scheminr Abolitionlsis." They think
they are the only calm men in the community
and have divine right 10 agilale wha, they
think is best bu. that nobody else must talk
without their leave.
We would say to these political school
masters who have become AbohnoHisis by al.
rocaliug the abolition or Repeal Of the Mrs.
SOUR Compromise the public voice i, no, ,o
be slencej. tempered with, or perverted by
such an assumption Of authority. We say
to them ihis is their agitation. They have
originated It. They have fos,ersd it, They
have done il in violation Of their solemn pled:-
IS rrd against the pledges Of the Democratic
Party and this Democratic Administration.
Il Is not their place now to say they will do
al the talking and every body else mus, he
silent. VIII, dunness. determination, and
unyieldnV resolution the people should look
this new agitation 10 the llcs-rcsisi ii-and
a, all events pot no confidence in the authors
aud abci,os oft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-17

HEAVY CosTRhcr. The Traveller states
that Seth wilmarth, proprietor Of the Union
Works, South Boston, has closed contract
with the New Yak and Erie Railroad Com.
pany for the building oi forty locomotives OF
tie larges, class. The fret oiIhcse machines
was completed last week. Mr.. Wilmarh is
to complete one week during the remainder
NJ tho wear to fulfill his contract