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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
hcricnl,nre. Policy Of Maine.

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be COULD i'''y 'e'r' AGO ''n % be SAID 'ha'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

Ata eaocu. ~ the democratic members Of
the Louisiana legislature, Mr Sld"ll ~a'
unanimously nominated frr T. s Senator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

In 1884, q. go Belgian emisrsni' len an'
warn for The United States they cane "
an, above, m koard ,ins'y.f,s shiP'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

The name Of the lewiston Falls Post OF.
fee has been changed to AuSnrn lha, Of
Auburn 10 West Auh1rn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

The maekerrl catch NJ Massachusetts last
wear. ,nounte to 1898 hills, the smallest
ou,ui,y taken in ore season since 1914.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

Govrrsor's MrsSaGr. We give tho mes.
,,-r Of Gov. morrill, in full IN our paper this
week. knowing ,ha, the people universally
will he anxious To learn what the new admin
lsualion proposes for the consideration OF the
people. The message Is plain spoken, deei.
dcJ. and aho,c board. free from antiquities.
and As State rarer creditabIc. The inter.
csr, II the farmer are not irnored, the great
business operations ii the State are not pas.
.ed by. ard the liquor law i, not dOis'd ar
the slavery question left in the shade. Read
the message, AMI take no mans judgment OF
It's merits as inialllblc.
liIallowsll GaI.'ie.
GoyrnyoR's Mr.s,or. or classical wis.
dom and literary polish I, makes no useless
DISPLAY. bu, a, hold and frank exPr's'i"n ri
,he rrinciples and views Of man schooled
enphaueIlly among the rank and file of the
psople uhs have called him To bear rule over
them, il il honorable alike to the man and his
constituents. Setting aside the windmllls
and the sirawmen Of patty jsgrler', II goes
candidly bu, boldly 10 an Investigation Of the
questions that come home TO the Gres'drs 81
the PEOPLE. Agriculture. temperance slave
". The jndieiary-.uhjscis constituting en-
pharically the politics ol the people Of M'in'
are discussed in a bold, orenlanded, hon
Is, way. tia, puts to shame the d""ble-deal
ing. non eonmil,al, wisy-w''hy papers iron
the hands Of mosu.nC polliicl'ns OF this o.
rha, party stripe. LISA genuine republican
do,unen,. un,irciursd with whin or demo
cratic ingredient, Of party ,inge or hearing
and as such will nee, The views OF the free
men by whose votes he va. elected.
twaicville Mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

men, orthe rOa.iiis,iSs 10 references to ,h,
elective franchise.
EasEy Passed -Re'ol's authorisin: lhr
Treasurer Of Stale 10 balance rcfain accounts
Coz u1,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

IowAU. :. SExATuI. Jane, Harlan, Re-
publican. IA, been ehosea BY The legislature
To succeed Augus,us e. Dodge, Democrat
Mr.. Dodge va, {, supporter Of the Nebraska
bin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
NAiRR LEGISLATURES.
Wrrxy~,iv. lan. u.

W Gstlafd. County Attorney OF Antr sru-'
gia. paving f,rsn increase uf salary; also
lhs r.t.t.un NJ isc officer, Of Audu,corrin
Coar'y N Az or,ir petition Of said G,vllard.
Hosss IA order, frHn ne Senate, ~
rs,nlins pan, ssisO, sonnipss on ,he Geo
l"gisl Survey Of The State, vas passed IN
Concurrence. ADD Messrs Scammon ct Sae".
ChAslsS Of Fyr,urr. PuripIonof Richmond,
Head afTcy, Wallace ~ Nillbr'dge, Baker
sfGDrhsa. AMI Curry OF Ilapcces were l'tn-
a.
Mr.. Smith ~ M-rauanssl-, rrcs'u'ed
the p-i,iun 81 Erra Myrick aai o,bcr. II No.
5, n. c, assig- 90 h. 'nroTou,,d into town
By iae a,ms ~ Alul
THrrsDtY, Jsn. n.
Sty,r- NJ Pes, frum tie Comu.r,ce
on Agriculture. rsrortrj b.Il ,sria, uT ,hr
,own ofEas, L''crnorr rum The Auju'rr-.
en- Agricultural Soc CIV, sod aHnsNius B, 90
Ksn-sarr Agricultural Society.
Ne Pclse from be G. nntt.r on Acri-nl.
tore reported a On tce'ara, 80 ro,rj. az ile
heal .r.att ct hrsHsl ~ o''s, arj rrla.r.
IN. o,rs Co be- ,.lJ by ~c.sh,-rgal once anil
to.~or-ow assigned.
llosss. Ga motion OF Nr. Burs ofBl,,'
ron
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q, m..,,r.f,ir Brour of Rrd.,ar.
O.a,,g. THAT thr rom ur,rss rr ir.- jedi.
si,ry Lc .,,rucisJ to inquire tr,o ,h, rv-e-
d,epc, Of r1,ri.,r law f,r ihc relief vt .r.
sa',gH' deh'or'. AID .rr 'ss s-a'. as'r.'a'on
Of their elects.
F--ty. ia. 20.
SrS,-r ~. lIrh-aa real cruuaa.-
eaten from G. psssvr1, urging up11 rhc
Lrc,'5ta-, he r-o.r.s'y OF SLOWING Doe
town, ir nc Safe ;Hc power 90 'aV them
selves f'r school purposes
MI Willis, from 'H" ''"m.''cr On '.'
lud.c.a'y. reported q h0l a.'aor7.1- '.'
County Ilc'sa-c- u''1e' county in 'h' Sn''
10 rcr'ivr from any r'rt owner ni 'ara .n rr.
Incorporated places, be TrTu1.,7 gf taxes
On O0r.
Ncysr, o. motion .ftlr Dnsr ,f Ctss.
tsr,I''.
TIE COMMITTEE on Education acre direct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26

AsvrLr Ma Erlrop This afternoon
Cot John Abbot Editor " Tw uSIoy,
vas tried hernrc Jruicc Smith NJ his town.
uron q charge orass1ul, and battery uron lhe
person NJ n II Graham. upoo whlcl, change
b, 80, found guilty, md hnri ono dollar anil
ca,'. amoro'ir, 10 seven dollars aul eight
cents. Tie Col sirnIfrd he Intention To- ~.
peal. hu, hilrr 10 find bonds be- 0ow remains
under the change n The officer II. u G..
Lewiston, January ~. 1856.
fDerocnic Advocate.
The people now know What NJ llnllci,
m.1nt. IN his endorsement n Col Ahhnu and
hi, Union, when he s1il, che was Glad one
paper WIS IN srch good hands"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-01-26
Fugitive Slaves in Canada.

There - an unqn'rchah's desire on the
rlrt n orr southern brethren 10 'cscuc slaves
Who have csr,rci from bondage 10 Canada
They .1ncn, and mourn thar he Fugitive
Slave Law " cannot he enforced 7Or,h ct the
British line Proof Of lh., fact IL cunula.
tive. tr, the following Is ;, recent and ~ d.
rrrr rh7t zee present. % Co our readers II I'
letter. from q Baltimore constable io Ga.
madam. oTcnny hall he r-ufs Of k'lrap.
p.rr Co tfc stlsrcf ihc Police "i Monlrr.l
ipr ht, assistance in hat business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Salt asa Manure

Whoever sy1m.res carefully thr table ul
rss ,uIg.i, ~ o. .,1. mH.,lI = Few
~.s. since, aud r.mIarr. 6, with that Of
-rarai ot aur cultivated ,rrrs. viH sr 'hat
'.'r r1'r-, taI,. ar-r,v into o., COMPOST
r.1. s.nr af thr-, crops. ami thlt tAr
.I ..a'm..t totally deficient iu chat sub
r.0r.. 8, having only 'rlr oft. Ortir-.
.-r. oats anil Gnlau c.rn rcluir, utt,s ar
..a, hut 1I' tfa ra,r. &c enters into quite
a--'v T., 10 tbi, .,l fr thr rr.Iae'i.u
.' tr->s crops, in perfection. 30. supply of
-.H must p. iurrn-rl
On. cheapest and most available s'ure-
r-vh.rb ths .1sl can hs supplied. :. cnm-
r.r aIt. which 6. ns-,a'. ~ at1. The
only question 90 D.. .rttl,l f.. a, o. th' Fr-
In which it i.to he applied. I,it l.-;
nw IL hl1adga.t 900 thr land ur mix 70
With the manure u.al lsf,r, being put ou
'' hnd' The answer 90 thtsque,tiou must
.Tsni on the ohegt. laI in view. lr thc
..r- ismerg'y To- supply n, drf,irncy Of
''A ia the soil, it undoubtedly h,,t TO
HEi,with stable AMI camr1-, nm uur.. De-
-7 hsir application. Butifiti, desired.
. '.iiiion 20 This, 90 u.a i, Cor the rurr,.-.
' ir'eins ths land from worms, e G.. L.st
h '1w it on the land broadcast, before
iAa'in- it 90 corn, o- p1tators, or amy oth-
70 '''d crop But it must hc understood
gay ''i'n'tu be- expected, that /, will
t'dae' any material beneficial eject on th,
N'n' or'au'e e 'uPpli-, little or nothing
which the eou ns-i..
Last yrar We USED s.l, in hi, way. W,
,'.'d broadcast, .iz busbel, % thea,rs ms,
~, s''e planting, and narrowed i, in. W,
~ ms not expecting i, to sE,c. N, PRO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Grating

Now Is the season for grating. Tho-c
who have Old orchards cannot begin to GRAFT
them too soon. hut te wish 70 caution our
readers against allowing every pr,icadcr to
go into their trcrs 20 cut and slash without
rcason or Judgment. fyou cannot do the
work yourself, ct somc man Of rrieRgoo,
20 do it, in whose Judgment and common
sense YOU can coniidc--onc who has knowl-
edge or vegetable physiology enough, and Of
fruit growing, in particular, To inform YOU
of the host mode of treatment and kind of
mauurr- to bring YOUR trrcs most sp",lily
aud eh,ctually into bearing. The man who
doe. not know thls. and that be- cannot with
impuni,y cut oT syvcn-cighths Of the top Of
a tire without eniauerring a.. lie. never
should bc allowed to mrlil, with your tr-.s.
Write .1ch a man down, a. oncr. a. an lon.
pastor, and give him as wide a birth "a, you
would tar and pitch. Do not lst him look
lt your orchard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Cultivation OF Trrit,.

Thi. is ono n the most important inter
tr~-t. of this ,1unty. Nowhere can h"ttrr
apples. par. rlums, cherries and currrnv
%. rruIuraI. or iu larger quantities than iu
tbi, county. The .ril {. PECULIARLY adapted
tn thr-, lruit., ani nothing that can he put
ou thc And will make greater or more
prufahle return. This especially thcca~r
with tha apple. Th',' are a staple crop.
w arr glad 90 know ,ha, there /. grow.
ius interest I'm fruit culur, IN thi. county;
hutitsecms % a., there isa great want Of fwis-
dom displayed in the cour-e pursued. There
are a multitule or Oh orchards which do
not produce any thing but the most mlsora-
bly .our AMI Grabbed fruit, the very sight
or which makes the pig .lu,al. These arc
suffered Q, cumhcr N" ground, without one
eHlrt ~ improve the quality Of the fruit.
Thosa Who have such orchards We recon-
meni carefully % study the article on i'm
proving an old orchard in our last issue.
\ new to? may prohtahly h. put on any
trro that has life enough lef in it to grow
suckcr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
NEW SERIES, VOL. 6, NO. u.

luce Of coru; Cor this we know IL could not,
any farther than il nigh, destroy IT, enc
mics, the gruhs and worms We applied Il
with two-oll ohjct'to supply the soda ~
oriyed in the soil, 20 ftitforacrop of harley
This year, and to destroy the enemies We
know o. hc ready On dcvour the corn asso'n
o.. it might cerminatc. particularly thcwir'
worm. Tis 10 di5 30. " worms mcidlcd
with our corn last year We never had
corn come any hotter when ,hgrc was mois-
turc enough to enable il o. DO ,', or gr,w
better, till the Jruwth checked H. Uufor-
uuatcly our ground was more than half
of it sharp, guycIly knoll., which. Of
coursc, wyr, powerfully affected by the
jrowth. ON thee. We dil not ct morr
than ono fourth of a crop; hut in the lourr
parts, lytwcgn their elevations, We Obtained
nearly ,iuat quite an average crop. There
vcrg uo missing bills any ,,hcrs .rycsrt,,ha,
thr crow. pu.lri ur.
Th, auJv rT,,, ,yr could attribute to th,
-,T. lryouJ tle destruction of worms and
grub. vac. char nm..ht h1n rsnrlrI DE
growth 1f,.e corn ,.navha, ia ,hc aarIirr
urtaI che season. though we M, nn, quit,
,Hrr even or thi. ". know thc smaller
rEtrr rvn r.nr.. 1rIurt -r,v hut liul, l,r
...... ..g,.. ,...f ID. .f..- 3D.. f..t H..s.. 49,. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Onr Book Tnhlo

ElwNr, or AGEIuirrrt CHrvrrry an
IwIosr. By j T. ". Johnston. rp.
a>l, lsmo New York, e. VI. saxon.
Nr >lyou &. ths lar.,-t Publisher OF A..
ricultunl Baok, iu ,hi, country. which ~,
shall call ,be readers attention o.. FROM time
a, vr may ~cr them We shall take .pecal
pleasure an doing .D, "a, We iccui We arr DO.
inc Zoe farming community eooI ,sr,ic,
thereby.
The hook indicated az ths head or tbj, or.
tir.e. :, one Of ,hc very I,,t agricultural
h'"k- within thc rauE' uf uur kulvl,l.c.
lt 5, adapted &, the want. uG all our farmer.
Tm rEUr Cruru,r. containing directions
Or tha propagation anil ,itur, of frui,
trr,> in thr Nur,Hrv. Orchard and Gar
dru, with descriptions ui ihr rriuriral
Am,riuu anil furiru varieties, tuIutat-
ul Doe Oh. lnlfel state. Ey John y.
Thomas. Nulun. Y. Derby. Miller
a Go. m. 40, l2mo.
Th., &, an interesting anil aluahlfl-.s.
], TRAIT, an t'c liT.rrr, yar...i.. OF fruit
suluut.I 600 thi. country, nul contain, 900
immr1,s amount og valuable Information iu
relation tn oll 'he various operation. iu iui,
cultivation, from a,iu. anil rin- thc
-rrI. o. -raltine anil tpn.p'au'ir- into ,hc
orchard Z, ought 'o l, iu thr hand. OF
every fruit grower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

NV MopE or Fr>clNc. IL Is said that
a gentleman in Windsor, Vt, has intro
duccd into that region method Of fencing
which cr chrapnczs or durability and cii-
cheney can hardly BE- surpassed. lie pro-
cure. stake, or a suitable wood, five feet in
length, and ,tccps the lower portion ofthcm
in a ,,luti,a Of blue yitriol-1nr pound OF
vitriol to forty Of water. This renders them
almost indestructible by the natural pro-
ce.. Of decay. lie then drives the stake'
into the ground at a distance Of eight inch
cs apart, bringing the toIs in straight
line. and mailing upon them a narrow strip
Of board, using one nail for each stake
Among the advantages Of the fence thus
made. apart from its cheapness, it u slid
that " cattle and sheep can't get through 1t,
horses will not jump it, hogs will 80 good
distance round rather than climb over It,
and lazy man can't 81, in the shade Of IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

W.T. ;,vr. There i, uo one tains NOR,
neglected. than vet land., in thi. region.
The. ought 20 h, our most productive
lands There l.. IT, such lorlli'i',, alway'
au abundant supply Of organic natter, Of
which the upland l. generally deficient. To
Gt thr.r land. G, proluc, The most album
dant crrr. ofall kind, ,uitrl o. this climate,
&, !, only nc,cs,lry to cyt rid of thc cycrS-
uf water. vhrh can De done only ly under
draining. Thi, will elevate the trmpcm-
tu7c equal 20 the upland, ir II doe, uotactu-
ally ai,, It above that. But while the soil
/, saturated with water, il viii hc useless To
manure &C.. ar attamp; tn cultivate &C.. Nj
cradle AMI mcascr crop, will h' the result
and lit G., ever once got into s''d upland
grass. It will ,o,n die out, and IL, place sup
rllI with "a coarse and almost WORTHLESS
water rras.. We - then, drain wet lands
at oncc, aud a, fast as possible.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Preraration Of Nanurr,.

Uuqur-tionahly tbr mostcronomisaI mole
,tr.iDr stable m1uur.s. d. t1 rrt it into Oh,
ground iu ~ unls,,,nra-.-l .tstcs- possible
On che ru,s--, ar ,l,,ompu.it,,u tbsr, i- a
.s' audsr tls l'',' a,''i ui''i car,iul m8uas,-
usu' while ii 't is sTrcai 900 tar ground
anI ll.v,yi under Go a -r-i iIth. and or.
s' hasa fair rrar1r,ioa Of clay 10 ,r-rta-
he uaaIi. twill ttsrr jeay, ami ail if,
constituents '1 ratainri In iar sr,l, iH u1u-
r.- such rrurs "a, may 'E Irt upon b..
Err thrr, arr other .ur.rI--1tirrs O., I.
uk.r into ths account 1..af, o.. mere r..-
tr-r Oh. manure. when J-tr-u,a.r-gr ,rr
-.l. ftratfr- m1rur-s. Ifti.f..fr-l
q. r--.ury Oh. -rat.., immediate sF,t ar
any rr.r. t5r nearer ,t q. lr,u-h, iu,o d.
state fr,.i t1 enter into or, constituent, .r
r.u.., che moro perfect viii I., 'b, rFvr
q. srur. 'hi. guI. Do must rr thoroughly
i.ermr,.rl. s1 as to l. rrlli'y soluble fu
water. lu vhirh state alone das-, .trrtr in-
q. t.r constituents ui plants. Whom tHI, b.
,rr 0.rgt, trc 'es, r.'Ir .f trufmrur rs ta
.- tr..-r.r. -r4t.r. t... ,... 10 ...,....... I'D.
.l,-,,r ,rla..s.ar ,y,.r,,r .,,y.-.r- ,rr.
,r. r-5.,-.. d. -,fr. gr r... .-a, .- .r-,.
. r... y.r' NOR. ,r,r ..--,.-.-..s-,t ,t.
f.. .rr-.r. lrar-.r.r f...-. .f,--. b.
,......f ,... ...,...-. ,.rr. ELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Srrcial Notice

Agricultural EKchair,. and communion
tom, f,r this department, should De- direct
cl " Oxforl Democrat. south Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

None are 80 fond Of secrets as thosc who
do not mean TO keep them; such persons
covct secrets, as a spcndthriit coycts money,
for the purpose Of circulation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

The &c American Organ" ," Is paper pub
lished az Washington ID. c., several numbers
of which have beeu retciycd by Us. IL Is
very ably conducted, manly and Independent
in is tone and spirit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

seta camel to dancing with ten loose buff
alo skins thrown over its Jack, and You
would have a graceful performance com
rared with men in shawls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Manures for Indian Corn.

: has had even bat n few years experience IL
its cultivation, that il rcquircs good soil an,
good culture. We have always succcrdc,
bcst in it. culture by spreading coarse ol
long manure upon sward land, turning II
under during the spring, and then mauuring
in the hill with fine wcll-rotted compost
manure. In our latitude. whcrr the sprin.
,.ason j. short, and ollcntimc, the 6rt oI
summer j. cool, it is q great help 10 tai,
crop to help Il along by the stimulus oI
warm manure Ii should not. however, d,
lsG in state of fstaryation when Il begin.
g. iIi out End ripe, IT, 'ccl. i-t IL have 4
s',l supply II the requisite material "a
work up into god .plii corn fur the harvest
Tho clit,r of thr American Farmer fr
March in nn instructive r,'iy upon tho cul.
turr and rrprsrti.. Of Indian corn, ha. siyrn
q series Of r,cript. NJ formulas, i1r making
c1mp,.ls or manuriug this crop. Wv take
ibc liberty It copying ,pmcof them. Thcy
may not Boz at,ainahIr nv all our r,adcr-.
but rsrhar. some of them maybe ahle. and
will Itr q, r., nm, .,r, AL o,r..-, a..
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quautit.'. given ar lur 600 acre.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

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DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

Nuau5 I> haalurruEr That ,hcr, g..
a growing iu,crr.t 100 agricultural improve,
mgn,. .apprut in a,l liryuol,, and io
na,h.u. m.rr than iu Oh, rour., ur the
urv.rarrr rrc,s No uI thc newspapers.
fr country circulation. now have their a--
r.suIurI department. aui iu mo,t ,l-.,
conducted uith marked ability aul -oDl
Judgment,
Pmu, W. vi.h o. call tlo attention of
Grmr-, 90 lIar-,y'. ". Pillow. improved.
ThEis iu.t what ryrry farmer nrr's .-a
-varI r'av. twill work. .n smooth 'aul.
tv,ly, u,hc, d,yr. aud trm th" .,d Trr,
r,uy {, rraiv,l tho premium o., the
blowing match vrtht uy.url County A.ri.
cultural society. last aIl, lor doing ,br h.,t
work. and al.,a, thc l-,t breaking zap Vluw.
The improvement Is in the r-iug sob aud
can lc attached 90 ,hr wool Of the common
~. lo. aud thus save buying an entirely
new rl1w.