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u 80 pTtzes amounting oo
Whole tickets $4o-haives Saoquarcn Sl0--eghshs S.
To determine the fate Of these splendid prizes nunnc BON
wheel on the day of
the DIN and FaBtom, and that tick
haying ID and ID drawn numbers viii
capital psise off,
Those tickets having an them tho
% s s.S &c 81 81 "a "a ss - ' 5000
Every other three Of The drawn numbers -
endcd 10 pdxe varying from e1,0O0 goo and
codpg The Thoss With two nusbers on Afford goe
hcse with one dfhwu number draw mo
original cort, less Is per cent. ssa. a st !. u
package Of 70 draw certain amount us.
of ballots multiplied ny the owert prize
win IS csnt viii ss cslncair. q ptek
draw and which entities the puehafer 10 such an
amount n nunbers draw sver The sum gesFsnued.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
Il aq7 RHM

rine between w..h'.gson and wheeling IL.
houTsI
Through Tickets and nssx.xs cnso1. 10 he had In
TUE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western now orr- ,sc fullest nducsn'ens
the Northwest, Southwest.
The eonnesian between Washington and ths
aanngan lnne,on asy called the Relay iouse .as mites
Washington rvrr Bascass il checked roash to
Wheeling the Washington station and eehecked
through ticket nr beyond The connsciing
Washnston aaily ntt, NJ a'd 4k, on Sundays the
4. Wheeling made trains Of ,hc CEN
s.n eesI wsssenx through camaase zaseye and Nswak
Mansdeld and sadusky railroad for 6andusky, Tosdo De
4, 6olam.u. usins
q the Ls Met ,asosd xeaa, CiNClsNArl, LOUIS
WILLIE, 60. Al xsnia Little Miami rsissd cnnneriou
iIsas ayer s s' aniesss, aeci Island ss Ho
NaieIez, New Orleans
are transferred at Cincinnati 70 se aAi steamers on ,s ono
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
caso, when the Ohio nsvgabe
Wheeling aud wc'.vile, ory mIss where connonion with
Travellers are requested 10 noics ta while this the only
shoss speedy and direct 10 nearly Leading points
tho srea, West, rhs distance from Washington ocincnns
routei .L3
Es,s sy ess. from to w.Sssep q
y s ss 81 y from ss
chicsso IS and SO 50 s. Loa s 50 and % ssS Memphis
Po, and Ferry Mainsur Berkeley sp,ns
Bedford sS.ns oaklaad and rarHoup
minor stations between baltimore and Wheeling take
For trains to ana from Baltimore Annapolis &C., see special ad
por further informaon through tickets Ac apply to TH H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station
Master Of Transportafion Baltimore and
May 5-dn rs ~ ohio Railroad, BALTIMORE
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, Yee YORK..
fIIS establishments the most prominent and delight
Park to,k approaching hhsh, and,
and
10 frnder /, bc mo- desirabi4 ho,ti constructed
, az bis respectfully
the Of October next for the aecommo
of the public . !,
arrangements q months,
Ihe pubic patronage is respectfully Hcielifd x,,.,
HAwLsy u CL.yr
A. c. Joslfs
dim
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esfi ffankhn Row. corner
of continue TO devote his atsep
10 n hupeme tourt
Having devoted he nw concerning pnfon,s ha VIII
advice ~ before
ihe Pa,en, ape chief Justice assistant
Coiunibia and VIII also assist in the
nrrp,faion and of concerning patents
he opinions and arguments for par
win prosecute claims before board established pr their
adjudication. @
flc9 9a--su
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80 o batcbeis wegb y pound
brond axes, ordinary size
goods Boston, New York. Philadelphia
Baliinore ptshnrs Cincinnati s. Louis Des o. Chcaso
he made before the M day oi April next a such time
tercr nne the 1856 as may be ordered ny me Co
Thu right viii be reserved 10 require greater quantity
any specified the above schedule
and Of the clas but of different description
Goods manufacture of the required styles and qun
@ Sa % .as sma Go ac are
o. either knd sample thereof shall accompany the
furnished in all conform and
,s once or such SAMPLES Of American manufacture may
They will be sidly inspected and compared
samples agents appointed for that
seea thereto particular he rejected
CURED kind qna within three days IL that be not done,
ney viii be purchased At HE Payment viii be made for
agents appointed inspect them.
performance con,racr sureea
ciency certified BY United States judge district assor
proposals embrace the articles wi, ,hs quantities
prices anaesed which win
each They should submitted with the following hcadns
hereby propose furnish for the service the Iadan
asd "a The oowas articles Al prices
ner inrert the list according 70 e class q cssss pro
phia alnars. Pn,sbu st Louis, Detroit Chica
g. @ s 3, s ss a ssf sss Is s o. @ ,y se sf y
Go q " .aoas aaa "s @ .' ns :ns
qualities ecods, and lowest market ice such other arti
@ snss o DE he iaaan
above stated And this proposal he accepted, erc
in whole in par fmme than ciass he
proposed o Tor wei w thin twenty days .hsrealsr etscu
MISSIONER Aaa faithful psrfotnance Of the
sams.r II
proposal accompanied by guarantee, in The
following fosm ssncd responsible
ceed by persons perDon
ally officially known 10 the department.
(cr wei hereby guaranty that the above bidder Tor bidders
~ contract him. Tor hem according 10 his
Tor proposal win execute consrnct and give
o ne ssssf prescribed m ne ssyer'.s
for wei Losses which the Uni
suffer OF failure 20 TO 20 on
thr p orthc said bidder" for bidd nj
No proposal does strictly conform TO
the and directions OF this advertisements -
GEO. w. MANYrENNY
Commissioner
Sep 25-d3tA3tswiocf3 lint. b Sar1 4t 10 tAts
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rkoFosrD pATKs OF sAILIHa.
Fyom Neao York. From Iirsrps

{ = EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y.
s@.' -E-7 I Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARp 4 CO.,
a Feiars, London.
b. %. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The OF these ships viii not be accountable for gold
buon specie jcwcy precious stones, metals, unless bills
ladns and the value thereof thercn
Ap23-dn
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Stepping Southampton both going md returning .hsy Offer
and Havre
other route, for the economy Of Time and money. 3s
Passase from New York to Southampton ss1 Bremen.
cabin saloon, $3.50; f cabin lover sacon 81,
second do, So0 EsF s4 . 7sHN5
newspapers through the pe -svcc.
No bills iadng will be signed on the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon ia attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply to
q, A HEINEKEN \ CO., Bremen.
CROSKEy 4 Co, Southampton.
=. WILLIAM IsnI4IN, Hayrc.
Mar 6-dly
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Emzniusbnrg frederick County, Nd

THE studies lhts institution the
9th and the last Thursday June The
board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
There dawiuS paint
ssd also M Spanish. Italian German and Lain The term.
tho composed OF pupils under nine years Of
9lO0 per payable half yearly In advAHce
Letters Of inquiry should addressed % The MOTHER SUfE
RoR Of Josephs Academy EmmishuE Frederick county
Maryland. 1
July 6~-dlyess. ei4
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,r isA.sA ioss s,ory ana nouss
ains twelve end has rscsny papeyed panied
througbou T81s accommodating, suu smsd
co. l1-Au ~ Ef =
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BRowr, STANTON, WALrGH.
UM. T. BROWN FED r. STANTON, ard J. KNOX WALK
w ER formed partnership
Of the nled Of cisiss Washtnsoa
In Tennessee Ofhces Wsshnstcn lem
NJ parties viii always found either pace
letter. addressed TO Them will receive attention.
April ~ teod [Intel. snd Arrfine copyl tN te.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduefiou of Fure to California. s

-. United mail steamships leave New York
xS<k3 Aspinwan on and aDh of cnrh month.
NTE connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 Ban
RI Francisco.
and approved by The Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safely a.s
The complctcd o
crossed in hons The baggage or paasen
San Francisco and
bv the company expense
The money York all Of the frip
In in New York, Panama. and
Francisco detention In OF accident ~ that
" entirely rsiiohie. t
Passengers the day they arrivc at Aspn
wall.
steamer, snd take charge o
wo chljdrcn without other protectors.
through the lowest apply Al the agency 7
West street, New York. to tt5E 4. W. RAYMOND.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers. T -
Tho chips comprising this line ars the following:
The Atlantic Wcsss
The PHcinc NAfss Nyot
The Adrnte sCapSs
These ships having built by contract OK
pressly for service every care has been
N& taken construction, as0 in their engines,
insure strength and speed; and their accosmo-
unequncd for elegance and comtt
passage York Liverpool In s cabin, 4D
In second csbn S7a Exclusive OF state M
From Liverpool 70 New York, 30 aud 20 guneas 4Bs
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berhs can be secured until paid for. 5t
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,,EN-Us o. 1850, large aoarto volume, boand 10
haif Russis, for sale, fsw copies ouy ~ a ~ ,,
ssps ShNNeS fAfhuH'
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: 1- T7-7T 77I nv A. 0RHnN, Auosionser.

t&f Eia3t A. GREEN, AuC1f0neer.
- ss as.s s1 p.s q
% y. sssr s essy q
sst s. No g ios from s . - " both iacu
Ass and lss~.. aas rsassdss Lssl
Ne 0 .ssss s. u :ss II :. 's:,
e'eioes following real with the improve
number e ss,.s, s ssss"ss sss
%ssl twenty seven set seven md BAH soah q s no
% q @ s ss u sna
snd q e y s o %a%e nS
me e q e .rs es.
sc.o.s o. ssa lo oss M sannng
containing ovsand hundred asd and one
TSs property desirable sal'd.rs and
%ns,. lss. Co.. = =.
o: = q H. S
= .hs sowu snd i@Tsdi.,sy
ssa C. Hs'F, y ss's,.
.peIo.sa pe,,aa 8 y ,'i ss w. Tho oass
ss T 4 N
rooms convsnieny arranged for bsnki. Other ana
re seSs Ss.a 4 4 IRON @ = Il
end - y .9 % me .ss
oes o| y s ,ss s,.r wasu r
s"s wsssfssss % IL.
y ssIS per
oecnpysns rss Accr tsmssvss D which ss under
n.ss y s ns % r. o pscs.ss
Sss rom 49,
efty 10 secure paymens All conveyanees TO he al
he expsnss pwrchase The title believed % be perfect
ana sell only r"r
vested f the term. Of sale ere ere not eompso W
Within sig deys shall resell e properly aHef 'e
days publication, cost snA k Of the n puFcnessf
next aay, FdAy :t 10 o'cocn. =. IN m. .s s
sel the property heonns % ssd h
combating general and copcts sct Of banking such
AZ counters, dsska, tahlos, kc
capeis chaadeiefs stoves, and other things
s orn credit Of sixty days. upon notes sasfacony en-
doscd, bearing interest rr,,rsu
I3HEi AAa n tste #S WIN. BAYNE,
rSH4 Trustees of seSden. Withers, 4 Co.
A..
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.

Mondsy, the 23d instant the trains will
u Washington n, o aud ex, =. m, and and *, p IN.
On sunday, al AZ.
Leave baltimore at AZ and 94 a. m, and and 5x
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
April Q2-dH e 4Nb sf sNsate. tf ajrlsf FH
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pErARragsT Isrn sloa.
Once Indian Affairs,
september "a, 1885,
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals Goods
~ wal Do the Oise city,
nni 70 O'clock Wednesday, 3s
for furnishing FOR the Indian almsnr ai1g treaty
tpnsaos vim various Indian tribes Indian
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NEW XOHK. BHEm EN, AND SOUTH.
<5@12 AMPYON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
F8&& V The prisiug this line the WASHING
TON, Capt. Il. Cavendyi HERMANN. Capt. Eli
ward Hyg,Ds
These al soing and e,ufnnK
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CAPITAL PRIZE 500, 100.

MAsAaKas' orncE.
Baltimore, (Md,) October !, 1875.
THE OF the Maryland will their aueAon
Gng packages Of
would VI public following
scheane, which In the 8 tH
Mos Drtataat 1ad Msxnt6ssnt Lottery DsaSs.
An tickets ceTtneaes OF packages OF tickets lotteries
x. Brennan, Agent 70
any frauds
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class Y,
Baltimore, Nd Saturday, November a. less.
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HOME MAN FACTURES.
Fatrvt~xv Cotton Works.

ITT2pATRIK BuRNs popr'etors, and manufacturers Of
yarns carpet chain, ss twiDe, wrapping twine, cord
&c
ordrrs from ereaut. in Washington respectfully scc'cd Gov
which will deliver In washington
northern markets An
viii promp, attention by addressing a. above
fsi-d m at ffU ". - y.
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HsNTED--a copy OF the American Archives. IN
volumcs which reasonable PRICE wiz ne paid
books broken set night answer provided con-
Oc 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
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s Ht Washington, October 49, lsas
nv IN. c,;on of Robert PieeD Maryland, praying
extension Of paen. ersned 70 hm on a. ane nn 81
In Apparatus inf eac"MR
,eyrnpy c The expiration OF said pat
sn witch takes pssce the 17th day Of January
errcd sid petition b. heard the Paten once on
Monday the yannary u II O'Clock, MI and all
uoAed and show cause Any hey h"s
WHY said petition ought moi to be granted 49,. -, -
e ihcir oSccops, specially fbrtb In writing least weny
avs before ths day ~ testimony eed ny either party
~ x n Inc aken anA rsnsmsd IN ac
co dance win shc the ONCE which will DC furnished
s testimony WIN be eiossd on The 9Th Of De
-, other relied tes'imony,
mn, a. aed II sae before the thai day the
r.r nr.r, ,,,en,s II any, within ten days thereafter
sssA sIeo published In The Union, inei
,nc and Evening ssr Washinstou, D. g.; Renubcan, Bsn
Phadeiphny Journal Of CoMmcycc New
Yok and Post Boston, Masachusstss week fr three
weeks previous 10 ne tn Of January ne the day OK
"csi"ss u 3. r. SHUGERT,
+ Conmis~i0ner Of Patents.
eA,,ovs of te above papers win psease copy sena
,bsir hu to hs Ocs with contains is notice
Oct - -iaw3w nii4 te M
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Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
management Of the Post Office Department are assigned
constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
may be the conveniently arranged and Pre-
pared or his final action il is distributed among several ou
rsaus as fpows The appointment Office in charge OF the
First ssstant Postmaster General the Contract Once, IN
charge OF the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Oce in charge Of the Thisd Assistant ostmaster
Generals and the Inspection Office, in charge OF the CHIEF
clerk
Appoints,snf 0fcs.Horatio King, esq, First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks To this office are
assigned all questions which relate 10 the establishment ana
of post Offices, changes OF sites and names
removal OF postmaters and route and local
ants Also giving of Instructions 10 postnasters
Postmaster are furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances this bureau whchs charged also WITH
providing blanks and stationery for The use OF the depart
nen and with the superntendence OF the several agencs
established for supplying postmasters with blanks 10 TINS
bureau Likewise assigned tho SUPERVISION OF tbe ocean ma
steamship ncs aud OF the foreign and international posa
arrangements.
Coafraot William II. Dundas, esg Second Assist
an postmsster General and twenysx oeFks 10 TINS OF
foo assigned the business Of arranging the MAI service
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TREASURY DgpAnTMRST.
The Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
eiary OF the Treasury, two comptroers commissioner OF
he customs six auditors treasurer, register, solicitor light
house board. and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties Of these
several offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Secretary 06iee.ion James Guthrie, Secretary of the
Treasury Hon. r. e. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in chaee architect and three draughten
temporarily caploved and twenty three clerks The Secre-
y Of the Treasury Is charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions Of The government and ~ the
outon the laws concerning the and navigation
Of the United States he superntends the survey the
coast the ghth establishment the marine hospitals Of
the United States, and the construction of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First copfrosrs OliceElisha Whittesey esq, Comp
oer and fifteen clerks lie prescsipes the mode Of keep
ing and rendering Cor the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and reyise ard ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Second Comproucr's OGcc.--John NJ .rodhead, esq,
Comptroller and clerks He prescrbes the mode
keeping and rendering the the army navy
and Indian departments o the public sece and revses and
e lee the balances arising thereon.
Office of Commissioner Of RE gsoDlslinQh j. Anderson,
ESQ., Commissioner aud clerks To prcseribes the
mode Of keeping and rendering the Of the
revenue and dsburssmess and or the building and repair
ng eaombors &c. and revsss end cetaes The balances
nsag h9reoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

3D. would adopt an constitutional and
equitable means 10 prevent the extension Of
slavery into TUriiouo noe F0c. John
Hubbard in lsi9.
Ash fouN IIUunAEp NOW
Mv predecessor in Office tGov. Dana) yc-
iocl similar law, (the fret Prohihiiory
Bnl) and I appr5rfi l.s rdo. II
was brought 90 me, AMI though opposed by
the Bill, could roi fHd, upon ricid sf-
rmiuaiion. that 70 was In Any POINT rNooN-
srrrrroN,t. aid then as .ly
now. that II | had bcon q member % tho
LEGISLATURE. should have thrown my vote
anil nv influence against o. The
Law VI $50 was prlhihit1ry law, though
hc f,lt bound On urluuwlo'.r that u hrfH"i
ua.ssfofiu SURPRISING GROGS SHOPS
hut thcy had rather Hr-rrs6 i1 HuHtlr n1-
darn. srntiiHg or.r ~ S1ir m ~ dirV-
H1rt lJohu Hubbard In The Augusta
d" Democratic state Convention, jim 1900.
IN the SINE State CONVENTION Ex-Governor
Hubbard uil ou the slavery question
Tho issue. which have heretofore divided Che
ull rlrtiss rrl nar 3ai. AMI the ONLY Is
SUI now enlisiius attention, is that in re-
gard q, SLAVERY
I am prepared % vote fdr No. m-
f.-vm.r' 0ffis National iiuirI urrhHH,-
f,r fhr oh RESOLUTION. even without tho
amendment They lthr HrTr''.nu
Convention lat winisr.) deny thr right u'
CYn,rrs to enact suJh law as th' Flol,
TIVE SLAVE LAW, which / regard as be-
Ing IN accordance with plain provision of
hs Federal Constitution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

We understand that a man In a litof deli.
rum trcmCns, stabbed himself On Friday. an
the Marine Hospital. and j. not expected 10
survive lSnte Of Maine
This makes the second death cau.gI BY
rum. in the vicinity of Portland, since NE
affair Of June a. We have s,rn no eyi.
dcnec Of investigating committees mock in.
quests. and have heard Of no long funeral
procession, nor attempts Ia raise money nr
the victims family, neither has Mayor Dow
been commanded 20 resign his Office IN ON.
sequence II them. 10 cause M)ol 20 D.
spill,l IN defence Of law AMI order, and ihs
preservation u the city building. i.a crime
fthc blacklist dyc, but 90 destroy lf ly
the slow an in.idious poison Of ardent
spirits, 8. legal and UNSUITABLE aud o.. hrs.
c,t liberty should BE- granted 90 t'e demon,
who arr engaged In the vlo traffic Trr
a Kind of reasoning that tlr people have
pronounced flllaci1us. aul che sooner rr...
ticilus abandon IT,. thfb,ttsr fr tlsiror-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
81. rc mu.l $40. Lra,rIcl -.

"Yos, we must Gght. [Pa'rioi Hr7ry.
The d,lcnoelc.s settlers Of Kansas can now
with a gr5a, deal Of propriety, adopt the
abov, language from'thc lip Of the immortal
Henry Tho President has not only neg set
cd to protect them in thcpaccful cnioymrnt
Of their rights, but has removed their only L.
gal protection in the person Of Governor
Rccjcr, ami appointed, in bis stead, ono Of
bic wrrir 'aol', who voted f1r ihc repeal Of
the Missouri Comrromi.o and has since been
rJ~i,i o. hs people Cor % doing.
Tho people of Kansas have now only one
alternative. and that + 70 fgir and We hope
they will do IL. let the frrcmcn in The
Northern States send them on guns, rilrs,
rr,olycrs, lpwi,kuiyss, broai.aNo-, and olh-
er implements or warfare, o. weapons of
defence. with which they can protect h1H-
y'r, a-ain.. their rintiral invaders sent
there ly pisrc,. NtcdiusDn and >trinsi,llow.
Yrs. Vs., ay, Dec these "Iuattor sn,r-
rrisus" arm themselves 60 the teeth, aud
then fti rsL Col and every American
patriot win ly 900 thrir eide. II tl0,y want
h.lp, thoy ,an la,cit Tbo6r~or seventy
.i1 still burn m o., lu,om' of ,h' irr.n-
lauD oGt, Heroes Of Lexington, Banker
Ilill and saratoga.
. .r..f..-. ,..r.ff.1 tr. lilo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
mo pcnocrntIc Know NolhIngs

irr {, have meeting no Norway, august
18th. The Grand M1-ul. Samuel Wells, q.
g, p, there We fnl hy reading
thr ua,i-c 70 isa SORT meeting. None but
such as ar, opposed 60 hopo..y Of the
present State administration, aul the corr
mpt doing. orihchs, Legislature ofMainc, ="
one iHa,,5 Surprising aErpabIi,lu should
enter their meeting. would he be- considered
an Intruder Who 8, Oh, " Grand S'nti-
mel " frr "a, occasion? What the pass
wurd2 If,he Paris IIill meeting on the iih
Is q specimen ofthe " dark lantern dcmoc-
acy, we don't wonder they want their meet
ing sorrri, and every body who heard the
speeches upon that occasion can gues why.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

Coon Aurr'r Will. Frank Pierce was
TRYING tl ful some excuse nr removing GOV.
Vrei.r. Do sat a message o. him stating thc
biscuit position in which thc executive was
placed, and limiting that hy rgsign.nS, GOV.
Rreler would relieve him. Gov r. replied
promptly, as follows
"Tha, il Mr.. Pierce believed in rcsigna-
lion a. cure cor the difficulties and perrlcz-
iues fan Administration, be might Tno-
,iee il himself; bat A. Cor him, (Gov. R.
h'wasuo disciple Cor the doctrine, and there
fore could not be csfosted To act upon il. ~
The reply was rather cool, bat not more 80
shan the impertinanoc Of the message do
served
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10

The " m.am.r..' u,gr On. Portland E.t
have BAD aua;. ~ Indignation melting
THis meeting va. principally composed ni
ths same 90 CONS t'at $50, ur o.. mob,
hold mock investigating meeting, -Htura
b,srs iuqu,-j over th. dad r.fy ur their
leader. and arr now irving rmk. political
clyitlI gutof th.rauu iI.yarIv Irs.la....
The pretended raa-- 90. tl.. a.t raui.,l.
gathering. we. t.y vote of thr city authgr.-
ti,s Of Portland. authorizing tar payment,
ofths -lI.r.. .f qu,l,ir- t.e mob, rlt .i
The oi,y funds. Toe ciy government haye
always, 900 Tunes ra,r, paid such expense.
and IL is rish. they should Al.r' au. 10
would De- m1rs jus, D, make doe uau.uav
men in Portland pay o., who're expense.
They got mp the mob, and D; would bs ..rv-
ing them right 70 make them ttls aIlnIls.
But the meeting was a complete failure
Decent people are getting tirel of such STUFF.
A reliable gentleman who was present Say,
'' more misrrabl. attempt at a r1u.ius
meeting / never saw. entered the nom at
about teD o'clock. and fluul 10 barely half
fuh whether tlis was the entire number ~
the untrrrife,l. or whether tie remainder OF
or the crowd bah previously retired IN
disgust, ] avn unable O. ay but a more
motley l0t " hruisrs 70 would hr l#ellt O.
End IN any par; ~ che city,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-10
John NJ. Adam. looking in the Glass.

"The feel. cannot conceal himself in the
lions SKIN. NOR 'ln monkey boo tho dress Ola
nan. T.n rau, uy tHr tail viii Away, "it
a.f iu -nch sl-g, and ''uy auya,..mp,sl
counterfeit ufc'aue,.r"
Eastern Argus.
Thatisa frt b" Judge" W are glad 90
hear YOU TIL thc'73ah1ut yourself, IT. You
fb D." about everything else. Your mon-
key mil was rirrw prominent, AMI since
w, stripped ,lc lions skin from your
ear. " You stand forth iorloru specimen
or tle political Mnua-,rio, now clrtHirouud
hrcybiLitian, uui.r ,hodir.ction of"WoIis,
'Naus, Smith, a Co.."