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GRAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BAIL.
AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
TO Il X Il EPE ATED

DROF. Il. w MUNDER most respectfully an
l. nounces that, by earnest solicitation, and in
consequence OF hundreds being teprivedof wi,n6ss-
ing lis Grand Exhibition Bail BY the inclemercy of
the weather. he has consented 10 repeat, in every
Rauiennprthe Programme OF rihat ,yvenIng, on
THUkboAY EVENING, May lesh
fhere/win b. no ~Ladfcs' invitations distributed
up'n this occasion. All those who received invita-
tions for the first are particularly invited with their
friends.
The great satisfaction expressed by nearly 3 3,0Go
persons upon the first representation Is Sufficient
guarantee Of its being largely attended upon the
second.
much larger Band has been engaged, and will
pieces.
Tickets NAV be had at the principal Hotels, ard
at Mr.. J. F. Ellis Music Stor,.
The pupils are respectfully requested to meet 1T
the Theatre every afiernooa for rehearsal, at the
usual hour. may Id
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS

CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS
V'HH Canal Packet NGRESS 8 having beer
Il thoroughly repaired, and put in first rate II
order, will commence running ON MONDAY 60
the 3Oth instant, for the transportation of passenger
and light freight between Georgetown and the above
named point, On the most pleasing terms.
Ths Boat will leave the WHAT Of w. II. Ritter 70,
tho Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, ,WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY mornings, at O'Clock, and the
Point Of Rocks for Georgetown on TUESDAY
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same hour
the reception and landing Of passengers and freigh,
going and returning
Passage through either way 81, shorter dstanc es
at the same ra'es That Ia to cay, from Georgetown
10 Great Falls 80 cents; Seneca IS cents Edward.
Ferry 81 b; ManOcs cy Sl.5o.
Meals served regularly on board the Boat at mod
crate rates.
JOHN CgoMBAUGH,
Proprietor,
ap 23-lm Captnjn.
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GREAT BARGAINS

IN LADIES', CENTS, MISSES, AND Chill
l. DRENS' BOOTS AND SHOES,-The
subscriber being compelled to remove from BEl
the store ne now occupies, offers his pres VEy
ent well-assorted stock Of BOOTS AND ~
SHOES at greatly reduced prices. All persons ir
want of the article will find TO their advantage tc
call before purchasing elsewhere
A. III. SLOAN,
No. a04 Pa. av., near 10th ST., north side.
NAV If
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND
GAs-FITTING DEPOT.
rNHE subscriber re pectfuliy announces tn his
Il friends and the public in general that he has re-
ceiyed the first !ot Of the celebrated DODGE,5
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL at
the late Fatr Of the Metro poliian Mechanics, Ins
tute, and Is now prepared to furnish all who ma ,
favor him with cali.
His sock Of GAS FIXTURES are unnu.
passed in the District.
With his corps Of competent workmen he brides
himself To fili any orders in the PLUMBING AND
GAS-FlTTING line with promptnses and despatch.
@An work done warranted to give complete
sausfacuon JOHN REESE,
may 3Itf coz. Sirth st and Pa avenue
ID n d N WITH DEFECTiVE
vision are invited to examine my
extensive stock Of all kinds of SPECTA- -1NN
CLES and EYEGLASSES. Glasses
OF any kind, such as Cataract, Parabola,
Periscopic, Double Concaye, Double Convex, and
Colored Glasses, put in at short notice. with great
care, and persons in want Of glasses NAV be sure
TO get those which benefit the eye.
~ Circulars Defective Vision, :" gratis at
H. SEMKEN'S;
$50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th sss.
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/ O E.

~ ~. klDWELL guarantees full supply oi
Il Ice 10 his customers in Wa.hin gtOn or George
town, for The whole year, at fair prices.
Orders can be left AZ the following places or sen,
through the Post Office.
II. II. McPherson, Druggist, Capitol Hill
kidwen u Laurence, conner Of Pa. avenue aud
18th streets
Mr. Mcpherson, Grocer, Tn street
@. T. Kidwell, Smiths Lumber 0fics, CT Il.
Joseph Moore, Druggist, Ps avenue, PIrst Ward
Ice can be han AT nv Ofhce. 70 Pirst street
Georgetown, az all times Families will be suppIi d
tof the whole year al fair price,. apQl-tm
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FINE WATCHES.

FINE WATCHES.
"AVING made a considerable addition to my
III II stock of
GOLD HUNTING PATENT LEVERS, AEsssa9
and LADIES' WATCHES RXASsA Ar
OF first quality, heavy lS caratHE se7sszIssS
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
i Offer them at greatly reduced prices. The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch is tcdTrGnted.
Persons IN want of fine timekeeper are invited
to examine my assortment.
III. EEMKEN,
No. $50 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and 10Th SITS.
mar 80
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GRAND PIC MIC
oFfHE
Northern liberties Fire Co.

T'HE NORTHERN LIbER1IES' FIRE COM
PANF resp ctfully make hnown 10 their friends
and the public generally that they will give their
Grst fic Nic al the WHITE HOUSE On the 7ih of
June, 1855.
Particulars ia future advertisement.
NAV 4-eo3t
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PREMIUM MINERAL WATER.

PREMIUM MINERAL WATER.
ME respectfully call the attention OF all persons
w who wish to be served with superior MINE
RAL WATERS, Just such as that we were reward.
ed Silver Medal by the Metropolitan Mechanics
Institute TO our extensive manufsctory.
In addition TO the above we also bottle Ale, Por-
ter, Champagne Cider, Root Beer and Mead, all OF
which will need but one trial to decide In its being
equal not superior, 10 anything Of the kind in the
United States.
fresh supply OF the above always on hand.
Orders By mail or given 10 our drivers will be
thankfully received and promptly attended TO.
Army l. SHINN,
Union Botting Depot,
No. 81 Green street, Georgetown, ID. C..
ap 26-d2w
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GRAND MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
AMERICUs CLUB,
w III T u HOUSE VILION,
On MONDAY, HAY 2Ist, 1855.

w HIT K HOUSE vILToN,
On MONDAY, HAY 21st, 1855
THE AMERGCUS CLUB take great pleasure in
i announcing to theiT friends and ~NE =
the public in general that they hay .tsSsr4--.ss3
chartered the Steamer GEORGE WAsnINgr,N anu
will give gran EXCURSION AND PIC Mic a.
above, on MONDAY, the 2lst' Instant. The Club
pledge themselves that no pains expense shall b.
spared on Their part 10 give general satisfaction 10
those who msy honor them with their COMPANY.
The very best COton Music has been engaged
for the occasion.
The Refreshments and Supper will be furnished
by an experienced caterer al city prices.
Omnibuses will leave The corner of Seventh and
L. streets at O'Clock, and be at the wharf on lhe
arrival Of the boat at night. Fare l2k cents each
way.
N5-Tiekets ONE DOLLAR-aimi ting Gentle.
man and LadIes-to be had OF any If the Managers
and at The wharf on day Of excursion.
The Boat Will leave George own at ! O'Clock
washington at 3; Navy Yard al az, and Alexandra
at3
Committee Of .9rTangements.
Chariss Mailock, John Robinson, JT,
w. E. Morgan, "A. Rearden,
Samuel z Culverw-ll.
Managers on the pcrt ofhe Club.
3. T. Robe'tson, J. w. hUuck, Z. b. Barrett,
4 e. Evens, ID. d Darden, Jno. T.. Essex,
R"bt Johnson, w. H. Johnson, VIM Thomas,
w. II. L. Dice, E. r. Queen, Geo. Essylin,
fh0s. Johnson, VI. Brkhead, Nicholas Ray.
may 7,9,3,l4,l6,l9 6t
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II lSS ME- II You DARE N-A new Waltz, very
N suitable for be ginners, composed and Dedicated
70 Miss --, Of Georgetown, by Prof. w. Eur.tS,
Published sAd Cor sale al
HTLBUa & HITZ's Music Depot,
may o- Corner Pa az. and lfth 81.
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E'Oh sALE-A Pair OF BAY MARES, 7 years
a od odneItsPrng, well bred sound stylish, a.
an spanIed and capital gOers. They are &1N
IEotoken and perfectly free from tricks, and viii
anVins. The owner paris with them onIv hecause
- % PeIPose Is 70 rcuench his expenses. They can
o ~ soulhron's Qste Birch's) Stable, on l4th
esS Hutn OF Pa. avenue. For terms or an oo-
sy 70 ny them, enquire at the counter Of the
etG once. They will be sold ba. rain.
ap9 p9u
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Amuscment6.
Amuscments.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
second and lsst week Of the unparalleled wonder,
THE DRAMATIC
ID 70 n a M a

DESTRUCTION OF CHARLEsTOg-N.
The above Diorama Will be exhibited every even
ing this week.
Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY after
Moons, at az o'clock.
Positively closing on Saturday night, May 19
Doors open q. Ito Commence at O'Clock
Admission 25 cents-ChiIdren accomnanied bp
their parents half price. may 7-lw
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NEW SONG

NEW SONG.
WHY DID LOVE FALSE FLORA, words
w and nurse by w. B., Of this city, and ded
Gated 10 Inez Allison, tbs fair Guitana.
y, Thn song he's most charming meIocy. ynsS gnn
apt
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A GARD.

- A GARD. n
q Economy IS the read to soealth. ~
Great Reduction in the price Of Hats 4 Gaps
VNHE undersigned, having made arrangements
l. with New York Hat Compuny 10 be con
Eantly supplied with the very best Moleskin or
DkESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
tAsm at the unprecedented low price of 80 so.
worth from four TO five dollars; second quality, So
worth from $3.50 TO 81; and a very good fashicn "a
able Hat at s2,5O, worth from 50 to SO,
Also, Be"be Cos Hats, at q much less advance
than they have been here tOf1rs sold in this city
First rate beaver Hats s35J.
All kinds Of set HATS and CAPS veyv low
In order TO sell at the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted; Consequently those who
purchass Will not be charged from fifteen 10 twenty
hvs per cent. as an Offset for bad debts
ANTHONY,
(for many years In the employ Of Todd
Coy No. 3, Columbia place, 7,h St,
ap IS-u ID door north of Penn. avenue
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LOOK HER Ell!

II
MoRE BOUNTY LAND TO ILL who served
III In ANY wAR since 1870, whether as Oficers
oo'diers, Sailors, Marines, Clerks, Indians, Chap
ans, wagon Masters, Teamstsu, Landsmen, (ol
Inen widows or minor children) who have not vet
,eceiVed iu l6C acres ant have been in service IA
Geys, VIII 90 well tD write 10 US PoapGi4, and theil
Land warrants Will be forwarded 70 them for the
sooVe quantity, and 70 charge If they do NO, get il
LLOYD J. CO.,
,.,|lHn CsIn Asents Once, opposite U. 8. Treasury
washington City, ID. q mar 6-an
SILVER WARE, PLATED WARE
- And FINE FANCY GOO OS-siiveI
See Sonee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs
oOoies, Cups, Spoons and Forks. Also, a usai
ssaiety Of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suiia bic
rated Coffee Sets, Castors, Baskets, Spoons and
FORKS, on best Alhata
Inc ltieies are warranted a. represented, and
VII De sold q; q small advance.
III. SEAKEN,
$50 Pa. avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
mar 9-U
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frame houses
$40, No 10. improved by four two story
s43, part of Lot No 25, improved by two two
" s43, Lots Nos II. %, 81, q @ % and ?s "a
l54, /" No 10, containing 2 sol SO. n.
l54, No II, do 10 $50 do
% 2ss 2ss, " NIB Soi5' do do SIS s,sS5 do do
" 's, sas,, No No / anu do 4sls do
" l74, the whole square
" l40, Lots Nos % md 30
a" n. $50, Lot Mol
535, part Of Lot Not
755, subdivision oflots and g, lots, contain
ing from 1000 to 9,7OO
" :, 1aS, part OF lot No. ], ntainIng 5000 feet
7as, DO do /, , lots, containing from l !,
500 TO 2, 800 It
!" 7sS z5a 90 do Z, containing soon
" 75a, do do 7, adjoining do, 81 #. front
7s4, half square. embracing Lots Nos. !, .. 3,
I3,, 1S, "a, Is, lS, II and la, containing ST.
6s4, part of Lot 7, containing 6.OO0ft
723, Lots 6, 7 and 8, do 2i,l2O do
!. ss5, psr Of Lot 8, do s7c0do
ssS,' ssS' do DO : 30 20 . s;se9 So DO 30
sH, valuable corner facing Railroad Depot con-
tainirs 4, 300 fl
III, Lot No. 8, Containing 7,044 n
4SS, Lots NOs and l0 each containing } AIS n
645, the whole square do SS75On
323, part OF Lot No. S and the whole of Lot 6,
containing 1913 Il
Ice, LOtH improving with two two-s,ory frdme
b1usCs -
s44, Lot 8. improving with cne two-.tory frame
:" a., west part Of 10: o, containing ,4sa
6l6, lot No III Go Q 0O0 dc
4" li09 Lots Nos 10 and 81
ESQ, the whole square do s3,652 do
" 1893, Lot No l3 do a35O do
" 1893, DO IA d, 1901 40
" l0l0, Lots Nos l. Q, l6. II and I8, Containing
fr N 9,427 to II 400 feet
" N. Of 1925, Lot No /, containing II 233 n
72i do l9 do 6i42 do
" l032 DO Q, do 81 OOO do
lilo, Lots S, 8, 7, G O. 10, IL, Il I3 and "A con-
tanning 4 $50 TO 6,4l5t
1893, Lot g. 4, 5, 7,s, 9, 10, and H. contain
ing from 1900 10 4,3l8ft
l54, Lots 3, 4, and 3
a7S, Lot NJ II, containing 5 900 n
" s56, the whole square do 6l,2ll do
ZOOS, Lot No IL. do 1890 do
I" 1907, Lot Nol4, do 6756 do
437, part Of Lot IL improving by four two story
frame houses
Terms liberal and made known at sale,
Catalogues descriptive OF locality, front and depth
OF each lot, &c, will be ready for distribution on
the 9th day Of May.
C. w. BOTELER,
may l-fOot AuctiOneer
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FISHING TACKLE.

MERCK, Virginia, Kirby, Yankee Doodle and
i GfavitatiOn Fish Hooks
Silk sea Grass, Linen. and Cotton Lines
Jont'd Rods at al prices, from 81 u Sc each
Also, Bamboo and Reed Rods
Artificial flies, grasshoppers and fish
6inkers OF every description.
slk worm Gut, Landing Nets, and everything In
the Fishing Tao kle line sale at reduced prices
z. K LUNDY,
No. las Bridge street, Georgetown, D. c.
an 9-tf
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Mr.. W. HENRY PALMER,
HITHERTO Ksowg A.
Rnn - N - wU-v 1-

aS nueh pleasure In informing his ffiends and
- me public 10 general that he has det' rminsd
Ssa"I.s es nlnssH In this city, and is prepared to
u ns .s,il nosY ahd hdCohPosIT1ON. lie 10 permitted
enSsh s 70 Mr George Riggs, Jr., and Mr. A. T
-. :. and any commune atlon addressad %
.sI,,a. HIH9; .,sl 1x's music Here, Psnn- ivanis
IA I'll haTs i;nmeei,rs stfeptien.
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By 9. w. BoTkLER, Auctionesr.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY PROPERTY a,
~ Aueton,-On FRIDAY, May llth, commenc-
ing at u O'Clock m, l shall sell ST nv Store, the
following named city property. viz:
So. lO72, Lots Nos O. 8, l3 ID, 49, 15, II and ls
6o4, No. 3, containing 6, 1856 Sc. Il.
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W l. l. A & DIS TEL,
,,,u, Old Point Comfort, Va.
nE FfoprIet9rs take great pleasure in informing
Il their many friends and the public GENERALLY nh n
ms magnificent Summer Hotel il now being ntted
IN the most modern and comfortable style FOR the
somihg season. The house will be opened on the
ys..y yy June, with nothing Ieft unprovided that may
Eonote he Comfort and happiness OF its gussts.
"a. Propneton also lake much pleasure in saying
"a, tthey "ll Be prepared and happy 10 accornmo.
, noin tAe hrIs Of Nay any who may favor them
Board per day 90
By The wesk, per day 80
Dy me month, per day ..,........l lS
Baths free foI the guests.
ap2-u r. ~ WTJI.pD 4 ppoa
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POTATOES-POTATOES,

ON board Marietta Burr, now nearly due, 500
~ bushels White Mercer, OF superior quality and
size, which will b. sold TO arrive.
ALSO
200 bushels white Maine Mercer
500 Do blue Mercer, or Peach Bow, vssy large.
All OF which will be sold IN los 10 suit the pur.
chaser, on reasonable terms.
Cali and sss them, az
N. B. HARTLEY's,
Ill WatsI street,
Asy l-lw Georgetown,
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PAINT AND OIL STORE.
M. II PARKER
f0USE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER

Il UU1SIANh avenue, betWeen SIKH and SeV
IL enth streets, No. 60. Residence No. $40 C
street, between Sixth and Seventh has addrd TO
his present business the sale of PAINTS, OILS, 1,
GLASS and PUTTY, in small or large quantities..
The attention Of houses eepers is particularly
chilled 10 the convenience of this arrangement as
they can at all times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, Of all coiors made ready fer use
by PRACTICAL PAINTER.
Orders promptly attended to and respectfully SO
licited, CHEAP FOR CASH, NAV Dim
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CHARLES HASKiNs, Architect.
pa. GOertts betSoesI Tenth and Eleventh. streessl
WASHINGTON, D. c.
" ILL contince 70 furnish Plans, detail WORKING
w drawings and specifications OF buildings Oi
every description, and also TO superintend their rec
ton Eeh -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23

si't Of a single block n granite, II Ia,
gost size that can bcquauicl in thatr,,i.-
II will be ercctcl ON height of land rg,
owned by Lucius Ioring, Esq.. which over.
looks the yillar Of Bnckfcld, and lisalt.
tie distance south fit. Itis a baurfr
spot. and a commanding position. VIII,
the Monument has been croctcl. the ground.
will b. fenced and ternccd around II and
decorated with cvcrgrccns and aowcrir,
shrubs.
Buckfcll. being the depository Of sue, ,
treasure. will di.eharg, H. drbtof rn,iml,
and patriotism At the proper time and h.,
inhabitants will erect still another ,r,r
which humble though Il may h.. comrarr.I
with IL. brother on Bunker. IIill. will Ug.
that commemorate patriotic service. and
bcar testimony that the sons at thi. Tim. b,
the history Of their country, are willing M
initiate the virtues and ,alor " thriru,lr
sircs.
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Thee childish fctts about the peace and
safety Of this Union because mi. or that H.
land. or thisor thatmiion or continent may
act as thcy pleas with black or white, /.
most deroFa'ory to this government. The
man who feels thcm or prytcuds to Eel them,
doc. not appreciate the American character.
The crcatncss Of Mr.. Buchanan, anlwc all
nit he had not little, has Lost at least Gf.
~ per cent by hi. O'tcnd logic.
Mr. Marcy, in his reply to this Ostcnd
conference after quoting the m1angoiHg
paragraph, dismiss. these di.quicting fear.
and puts them to light by single dnsh OF
the pen. We fol gratly indebted to Prcs-
ijcnt Pierce and HE SECRETARY FOR thcsc hope
ml remarks; aul we Judge ly this, that the
United States mas continue "a exist even II
Spain and the Island Of Cula should remain
as they arr. H. ays
q" AltJr We shall have offered Spain price
for Cu'A Gar beyond d. present value, and
this shall have hcon refused, II viii then %"
time o. consider the question, docs Cuba,
in the possession Of Spain, seriously cuiau.
ger our informal pclc' aud the existence Of
our cherished Uuiunl'
The President concur in this view Of thr
subject. Rut q, conclude that un he r.-
rriipn. Of proposition {, c,1c, -imur
should ruur, would h' u assume that -.lf-
TrH-. r,a'iIu u.u..iltrs thr acquisition ui
Cuba lg tNn luitsl State. that Spain has
REFUSED, and win persist Zoo refusing. uur r.-
elmli.pu- fur iuuri- 1u1 WRONG, inflicted,
mud that sbo will make ul aruu- mont ir
.ur iuiur. uriiy against thr recurrence
of similar 'nur.s AMI wrong.
A. on ''H frt consideration, | viii only
remark that ily u.iuisl'.H n ~ Du'r '1 tIrr
JuiIrd States would hTr -miuntvniuu-
uarHus iu itself. and ct tho high.-t iwUpr-
nur. gs 10 Trr.lutir1lry wrlrrr uf ~ruri-
fv. However much Vs. might rri 'E"
the want 81 sur,..s boo uur 'FIr's Zoo obtain
thr u.-siuu of TO-. that failure would mot,
without material change Boo thr condition
ug 'hn island, involve imminent rsril Co ihr
rvi' ruro uf Unr Elunm u' but should
trr contingency suggested bon your report
ever grin. there Is ur rsis1n % doubt that
thr ca- win lr promptly met hy lHn dr.i0-
,rts Judgment and decisive action ui iHr
American people,
TIL. i.guin satisfactory rr t'c lr.~ut.
Eu. r, ay Oh. >rury, tle run,n- uy
t'arll ar.s-,hati.. BE- thr Np,ls should
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TmoM,s II. nrowN. Eal,or.

Tcms.-.- lalar srl City cr0's stue'l, IS
,pyASoIs on, donirani .c'cn'y6,r cent. vilh-
ia fiN mnuths tvp dollar ~ ilr eili II The ,e'T
o. which go, cents vii hr Hl'ol On every year
4, which payment si,h,cl
AuvTUrsIvINrs deserted unreasonable irrus
thc prorrisiHr MT being accountable i'r any error
hr,or1 ihc lr.r,nt shafr-l ~ Do advertisement.
t1-S :. n. pTTrTNGlLL ~ Co., 10 NI''
,t., N.siar, auI 10 N1Trs a., NFw LOT, Rre
our o1l, a1ihnril,l agents ~ procuring subscrp
ous, forwarding Advertisements.
rfrrsvmrut 1r 90 advertisements Is hs,' 90 lc
Ia from thr late ufihs fr.t Insertion.
"a Cnun,uair,tiuns .houd directed 90 "1lc
ONiurd b,urgnt. Paris. Me-
BOOK and Job Painting
rRuNTrlN AND NEATLY INEClTrp
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23

and | felt the n,ocs'ity of some decisive
soycmcnt | was Young then, and had
so,ae material in mc--lvrhars come bold
nos and thr occasion brought ii out. |
received to take stop. CHARACTERIZE in the
letter which ! vyetc 10 tie General a. "oa
oTg.ai from n. aVi-r % ne fears c' ne
a4,7iq,errhov. | remember the words.
though have mover seen tbclcitcr since. |
drew M a memoir, addressed 10 tho ScCrc-
tary at War, rrIr-ruiing to him that thee
volunteers were drawn from the b,soms Of
almost every tnntial family in Tcnnc~'c
that The whole state stool hy Jackson in
bringin. them homr-aui that the state
would BE- lot &, Decentralization ifhc was
len 90 suTr. q, was upon the hst arsu-
mont chat | rclicl--all tho-c foundclin jus
'icc have cilrl.
Itvas Ola Saturday morning, 18th Ut
june, tat cluicl i.mrmoir 20 the War
OE,y AMI delivered e.. Monday morning I
came hack early 6, lrau tc rr-u't or nay
argument. Tie SECRETARY va.u1t yet in.
I ,raI, % DO, rli.f dirk, lihan toe ag.
trar', AluuutGu.ral P5rkas.) and in
quir,I the secretary bad l,G auy answer
rr me before De l..t tho o'irr on saturday.
he ail mo- hut that hrhal pat hrmrmoir
b, lf. .ils f.,.,at-flr lr.lst-ul.Lrt-lul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23

The National State Committee met az Au-
.u.ia. Co devise ways and moan. @, prevent
,hc ruin Of the State, and save the Uuion
the mranin- of which Is t,,ayc the Fugitive
Slave law-mukc il moro suin-rnt-,pizr
Gala, secure Kansas and Nebraska 10 slay-
cry-kill Know Nuthinsi.m-shout intolc-
aucc, cry ruin, and shcl tear, over Temps
rance progress. Straight cut Whissarc in
,it,d On the entertainment. Washington
stanley Marshal the host. The old ia.
SION /. 20 be- revised and placed ON war
footing and tie State Of Maine /, To h.
wheeled int, line with South Carolina on
the grand governmental aphort,m, slavery,
freedom in the liquor trafc, aud tn. erich
Irish hroguc" have rulrl, and blessed h.
,he powers what las bccn .hall b."
S,lah More anon.