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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-21

Five thousand DOLLAR. have hs.n pledged
ly wealthy e..if.as OF Detroit, towards
armins aui gIlipplus military companies
Tor t4e defence OF ths " l,.e and liberty %,
che people OF haus-s, against the armed
invasion Of the Missouri clt-,hryat..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-21
Co-PnrtneT.lIIp Nolicc.

NOTICE l. hereby gwen thlt 4. =. srosE
y has associated With lim COoEtE NoEsT,
and tbc business vii hereafter 10 s0EaYct,i .ry~'
,hs Grm Of srOSE \ HpR>E.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-21
JOSHUA BUFFUM, I'd,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
AND FEoFEIrron 80 A.
Intelligence and Gonoral Informa-
ton Onlco,
. Erslmge 81, Up Stars, Room w
PoRTLA M.

II ,a,want d, lu, or srlllIsal Usurr. c,llnn VI.
| rrrrrv, Doc viii give yon good Elal.n
Grrs, q, 500 want employment Call SO.
Hrrrrv: be- VIII give you "a si.. Con 900 aul Gao
lariN ,or mly desire.
Prrrru; hr vii. attend 90 N'rr case, AMI suit
,utf,4 u, omnlH,mrrt 1uu w-l vHn'
un.s' I.nt d.. I1frr a',ni iIH rr.rts, lIi Is
r.ttiry. Irelt, W.. UugTrv rrI Boz vol rri
,pu in @ way of brroui1s r'rA n.a, HH, ornaments
I1aIra,d. aud IarGaIir.' your,ri not De- with.
uu' H.u1.rs u, Tsul.E, ii 500 r... "Hl1 o'I 90
Hurmlal Hufr yluT u1rs-hr 500 Hil-ni i' .pW
HIyHrB.r.
E,snLoi, ou.htio q, O. NrTu's % srt ,m.
rI,nr.f. rr4u.ers. h1ur rent. rIrtth.irl.1s-
o.. o. lr. 1rl 80. o. have writing nlp'I hiu.s.
f..n1 I.yr rfirr o. decd OF r.ti ,.fur. rilTt.
.rgr., So, done up en- shHGr' Do .s.r ih.Il hI'
.frI. Hrl i1 i.t Goo have 1rF 'I.HE done. l'rr.
rr- r.t-.m.r. NHuutI l'vHf# .rI doom au. II's,
r..fI.. a.HrIII.. H.r"un1'l'Inr f.,InE iH I.I..
rH. I.ls. l... lr fhr above I...H.ss f.u N.fu,
4HH urI..s.rH.is ihH wants UI OBJ" community. .1.
Iat o. .urf 100 who lyur hiu ui..I...TrI fr.rr-r.
w.. E..#n u.rss rhuH, 1r| .H H.I ..... tr,
r. TrI...H 'r.r l.r.uHf off ir. s 100 arU roo.
f.IE in. IIsuu.s o.. .sr rN s.H|.
co.'s. h.uB rl.', Yl. aHI 'i. Iuii'H.
Young llrn from tho Country, coo s-.
..H. -... r..HHf.... .I.u fT.. ..." II. s."..rr .Hr
T...IIuH I.u... 1rT i, vhu u.t rH. .".h
situation. 10 .i.u.| HYflH perfectly I'...lfHT, fh.
nrrr. 5000 o. r,..H'r.i aI ..'p.'.
l.... ,In receive iF. .N" 0. " ON.
.". H H... ..". ...... ..E. UT"Ir NJ. .sIIH q,
....... fH i. .r.I iHsu.l CtHs.
Vu#HHT. l.rI. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-21
Sllc.
Monday, December n, 1855,

a ouc O'Clock, in The afternoon, ON che premises,
the hm known a. tho Sebp Donhlm Ca ~, the
same l-ing part of therrll estate u which Wan.
Il Duuhsm, late IT Paris, d,oi seized and p1sFcss.
ed. including the reycrsina II the widow dover,
6r pl,ment Of The debts Of said deceased and ox-
ransc. II administration. Said estate consists 81
about oue hundred and eight,acTcs more or lcss-is
situated on the Atlantic 4 -. Lawrence railroad,
near snov's Falls and cuts lrom forty TO Giy tons
q hay
THOMAS ". BROWN, Administrator.
Paris, NovsanbsT y, 1893 q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Forwarding n COMMISSION Business.

fbNHE -ub.rrinor having ratrha.cd the interest oi
NJ. Z, Peuliehn. IN the concern of Lee y Co,
vii ,entirue the rwardng and Comm -sjan business
thrir uo L eth IN the dock.
llj,h,cdliou gave him superior aIyapIges o"er any
ota Forwarding House in the ity lr i. but few
tuaHre- OF level om the Ian ingS Of the Brlr
fnalr, Phtl,ic lia and New Aori Senmel nnd New
AotD anu Boston pac' It. aud is subjected the low
c.f ayae p.tzed by III. City Ordinance; wberens
gao,, shipped ny rho,, ocate on the Basin duy-
I'd h miles rough paved streets, thereby
subject Il Er ater dumage we'll nrrets scd cost
Fui the better uut rsafdug at charges, he will put
goods b, arr runal boats from vessels steamers
M cents 100 lbs, provided. however, that no
charge tua single shipment sha be less hun twcay
G,e cents Tor commission and dnyage Seven cohs
nr more frequently charged for d,ayagc alone To thc
Basin. and FIVE cent is rather less tlnu average
cost If hauling there by the Ord nance.
Tubac5 aud at produce shipped a about half the
charges chaf ged 10y thpsa located the Basin.
Persons shipping tobacco = Other produce my al.
dress viii do well Ia ship by Mr. Pellyjohn- lire ri
boas they directly ao the Dock for up londs,
without delay trouble.
Having experience in the busircfs e fifteen ycar.,
he lattes himself TINT ht give satisfaction Ia a
who luay en.Iust their business to h'm.
Chng' IN goods invariably foIlow Them lo .,slinn'
ton.
fsy Particular attention given 10 the s,ie II Mcr
chandise and Produce.
na,2 dts " Al FRED s. LEE.
n. IL 1 L R;.i,, Y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
For OldPOint, Norfolk and Portsmouth
D.,


'ENllE h"nptitn md nvore atrnmbnnth l~~-s ?,
AUGUSTA under TN command Of S4SsSasISssK
Cnpt Nm {. Smith, $50 long aud mynrnbly known IL
the tRYeIlne community the Potomac aud Jnrnos
iycr) "a now running thu line yin Port Wul
lhnll, is iuni'hed Will Ill H. HO At \ :,
Idle Prrserycrs, Force Pumps. md ni the nplinnces
required by Act Of Congress the safety n pnss
enrcrs.
he Cars running it. ncxion with tie Augusta fran,
Rrhmoud lrnve the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot ~
every Monday, Nrdnrsdny,nad frduy d O'Clock , NJ
Prrsons arriving in Richmond, by The Packet Bons
hnVr but few Steps IL wnlk to tn, Cars.
The Cnrs runniI from Petersburg 10 City Point ia
connection with the Augusta lcaee Petersburg samc
my u above, at75 from the Depot of the Appo
meltox X. Co, thus giving passengers optortunit,
10 Z" from Lynehhaig = lher by the Packer Boais o
Danvle Rnirnad to Richmond, by way OF the sontli
Side Rnllrond 10 Petersburg and from there morn
iip to Norfolk
Returning the Augusta will lenvo Norfolk on the alter
ontcdals. viz: fucsnys, Thursdny. and Snlurdays NJ
81 A. NJ.
he Augusta will stop M Old Point both going nrd
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senspn.
tarc between Richmond Norfolk nnd Old Point ~ Or
tatr between Richmond. Coke's, Rines Mill and
Children over three years and not owe, twelve
yenrs Of age, hnlf price.
oefNhhls' lhrough,--.-. .---.-------.-...---. 81
Servants to my uuint ON II g river, -.--..-.. 90
Meals, .....-. m o. 4.
Jun 26-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, ,Supf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
DAGUEisISEOTYPEs

ID AIR-'T'e Red, IphHe and Bf"a'
MINIS & TANNER. thou pride of the miiIinr
THY pictures the best that we see:
Thy gallery is the shrine of devotion.
To those who stand ."mly To thee
Thy tfiumIh has made bunglers uemble,
When womans gay form stands in view
Thy camera makes all the craft grnmbr,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy tie work that you do,
Who envy the work that yor do.
Thv camera mab all the craft grumble,
Who envy the work that you do.
Thv lllery all spacious and large.
Is daily ihroneed with rare beauty;
Who peas'd with your skill, think moi Of charge,
But attend from pure sense of duty.
Fair naidOns aud gents both near and ntnr,
Come rgh awny 20 Main street,
Where all LAYERS of true pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bnzaar
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaa'.
Where all lovers of true pictures ..eet,
From regions all round, both near and atar
NorE-rhe Gallery of MINIS & TANNER is OF
N,i, street, Sd door from Bridge side, where the
mos, beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art ar
nroduced ii; all hours of the day the most satisac
tory 1nhiI.N-'N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Er,dWps; IL Brown.

CIVIL ENGINEER. DRAuG II rs VI IN
a y ID S L r V f 0 r.
nFFERS his services to tie citizens Of Bedford, and
" of Lynchburg anG will pay strict -uention to any
business entrusted In him.
AppREss- Liberty. ap 30-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Rctween RlCMMONn nnd N. YOIsK

STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
x1frge Tic 1 :. Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN,
az=ssas1s.A commaa OF Capt. LEWIS PARRISH leaYe"
New York rcgunrls, every SATURDAY niternoon Al
% p'cock for Richmond She Will moi tnke my freight
to or rom City Point She leaves Rrhmond, regularly,
every TUESDAY afternoon at o'clock. for New lo X.
Those desiring to ship by her must have heir goods
here On Monday. Passengers desiring take this ship
here can have State Room secured ny addressing US
by mail
The ROAM KE, Capt. SKfSEER stops al City Point
wlr re she will land and receive freight Both The
jamestown and the Ro noke ceiye aud hind Pesscn'
gers City Point and Norfolk.
IUDLAM e WATSON.
,oa,2 Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
NEW BOOT SHOE AND HAT STORE
MIN ST, LYNCHBURG,
Opposite the Warwick House.

- HOOPER has this day purchased of s. D.
-. hunLeugh, ngent for D.. 7. Reese, his entire
as stock If Boots, 81 oes. HITS Trunks. &c, -
III comprising nnny very desirable articles. ~
-ss which he offers reduced prices In addition to
his he will receive IN u few days, fresh assortment of
Nrw Goods carefully selected in he Northern cities by
himself which he will se cheapfor cash. Please cal
nj examine before b1Sing else where. June cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
fgNHE GREAT DISCOVERY.
RECOLLECTION! FOR CURLING TIL

HAIR-tor many years it has been the object of deep
esl study Aith chemists and others, to produce hni
that applied the hair wouli cause it to wave and
cut equal in beauty 10 the natural curl.
The KROLLERION is the only article ever offered
the world that will effect this desirable object
But three four applications 10 cul 1t
much may be desired, and for any length of time.
From the many testimonials of those who have used it,
the subscriber does hesitate the KroIleron
give satisfaction, and prove recommended in all
cases.
The recipe for making with full directions for use,
will be the receipt of dollar post paid =
The ingredients will not cost -
Direct to II A. FREMONT
upl4 d3m Warren Trnmbn Co. Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
DRlDE CELEHRATED HAIR

u TONlC.-ARMlSTEAD PRIDE, after having
devoted II long life studying the mears of restoring
preserving, and betutfying the harr and after having
fully tested his discovery, pre- .euts his CELEBRATED
HAlRTONlC Ia the public, as the most efficient rene
dy yet proyded for all the ills and accidents the hair
subject to. lie has successfully applied il in great
number of My to arrest the loss of hair when
II had set in ut To renewing it, growth and restoring
what lost. Even in he editary cases he has en'-
pluved his TONIC with the most successful results
lie believes it asn he intable cure for letter
Ring worm. Scald head and all sim ar diseases.
Snd his manulaclory Water street, Que door
below Exchange corner and at Royal Prde's Main
street, below Market corner. Price 81 bottle.
deduction made when sold in quantities. Orders from
any distance promptly filled.
e deems il only necessary to append the certificate
"l the following well known gentleme
IN e take pleasure in certifying that We have used
Prd Hair ronic and testify that it duet all that
he promises for it
r. lily Latham DR.. T n. Nelson.
DR.. Mitch, H. Bedrnd, DR.. Clark. Campbell
John Clark II, NJ Garland, Editor
\. I. Peters, VIM. L. McCorkle, "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
LONDON PORTER AGENCY.

w Il uler ,nle agents ot Messrs Hubert oi
w London 500 casks of be.t london Porter. plnts
and QUARTS 200 casks of Scotch Ale, which wll sell
as low ma the imported Gle can be had in the country
EDMOND, DAVENPORT d CO.,
iu,a I lam Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

VNHE subscriber would respectfully call the atten-
ton Of those wishing to make their friends pre-
en for Christmas New Year that will be prized above
iaonds TO call ai his gallery and select from ms large
sortment of Jewelrv and Fancy Goods, Just received
for the occasion at prices to suit the times and have
ben file with one OF one his inimn:itahe PkEMlU NJ
DEGUERREOTYPES. Remsmher that GIBBS bore
# of the pum by the first premium over al comPettol
a, tbe late Fairs at Petersburg and Richmond; which
ia sufc;ent guarantee that his is the pla"e To have
your image transferred equal nature so without murh
ndo conc along on raroaaa. in your carriages or on
font s nil ire received alike, and you VIII hnd plenty ol
roon poo fire and every thing make you comfortable
Lii ,y,iti,g ,our time of sitting IN every case en-
lire satisfaction given-or charge made: ,
'"e az airn' ~ ,i. flag p. E. GIBBS.
I9P All papers advertising for me will copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

CAssD-The firm ot RossER II CAwTHoH, Of
~ the Norvell Hou.e, was Dissolved The lst 4
February last by Capt. Rossets sale at lis interest in
,ain firm /, Nr, Wm Moore, OF Campbell
Capt. ROSSER has again connected himself with
The Norvell House. Vh'te he will he glad 10 his
former friends aud nrqaaintance.. m tr}
Rep copy, Petersburg Express and Richmond Exam.
pr copy Ill ,fopprl ard G,rwlri a''pn this u'fre
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

sBHkfE CASEN 0AEABNbA LNiFHC
xSeFsF of Lac0ttce in mnSs
To the consumes of Licofice we i'll guarantee the
lali.v of this hr a9 hnr it not superior to any evc
imported iatu the .lautyis shortly and for snlo
ADIE & GRAY,
Enh,1 RcI nnnd Vh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
MISCELLhNE0U =.
fM HATS HATS HATS
80 SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1888. =

STlTHER viii iutoducn the Spring 4ylc Dicss llni.
I'ao first Saur III March tot hr inspection ~ hi
customers nnd the public generally Which Will be inund
I" srpnsS my Hat Ia this market, IN hrauiy, st,r,
quality mud finish Al.n. lot nf hrnutifl style
so Hate for Young Gents. All tho4e dcsiiing fine
nress llnis Ia eclipse my ih,nr in this market will
please Gull nj The .ign ol Ito liluF HAr
Ali kinds o ilat- made tn nrlc. with ncatnrss nnd
dsmtrh cusinmcr, llnia dressed over usuo
mnt3.ts WA. STirXER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

INV GOODS -fhc suhscrhcr hus now re-
cevcd hia complete stock of Spring aud Summcr
DRY GOODS; To which the attention of his friends
mud the public Ia gcnenl il respectfully culled ilav
Ing taken advantage Of tho derrcasc tho
kct in purchasing lii Gooda, he will lie nhe 10 ufe
gr'nt Inducements To luveta
The articles numerous o mention, there chi
he found all the articles which n general Dry Good
hu-lncss embraces, hc.esa large assortment oi Boots
Shoes. lint-, Cnpa, Umhrcn4, Pnrasos, Sc. Country
Merchants capccialy invite t, cnll him befntr
h,y go further Ea-i lac l.. determined Ia sell NJ Rich
mand Prices. Suict attention will ho ppid orders
Como und ali
unlgt NATII'I. .GIfGGENIIEIMFR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

A Card.-WILLIAM TuRPIN offers his ser
"A vices to the citizens o. Lvnchburg as a GEskRAL
CoLLkoToR All eaims entrusted To him will be prompt
y attended It, and all moneys pnd soon as col.
scred.
OFFICE with Henry D. Flood nearly opposite Virgin
ian Office.
REFEREScEs.-Henry d. Flood. James Fretwel Ed.
weld d. Christian, William Silzer, Joseph B. Nowlin
june 23.d2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
E,LASTIC ssE,s.Ts.

ENLASrlC sEhTS.-lust received another
sI lot Of thnse>efy desimtle ELASTIC BEL rs.
nnd Dres' Trimming nf every ehnractcr, Bonncts RIB
hon9 Dress Cpps, lIcni Dresses, ,rc Gheup reiB
chrnp. for cash. A. s. ENGIEDOYE
iupp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
something Superior.

MI cGOltkLE S JONES vii have, in n iew lny,,
lfh 20 eascslhut celebrated ~. G. Stick Lieatiet
70 du do. hlnas do,
muV 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
upllg ul NATuL GuGGENHEIMER


BLANK BOOKS! BLANK BOOKSl
DIVINE II CHRISTIAN nrr now IN receipt Of
large nasuriment nf
BLANK BOOKS,
Consisting ol Ledger Jpurnnl4 Day Bonls, aud Memo
OF vnIons stcsi equal Ia sIyle aud quality my in
market aud nt prices to suit tbo times Call before
purchasing elscmhcis. marJ Ia
w OODE w AR E.--An assortment y
w Nhmns, Crdar Bnekels. (bns, bound) Painted
Naicr Bnckets, Griar Tub =, be found ut Cruw
Erd's New Store undar t. Warwick House m,sl7-ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

COLE AND UPPER LEATHER.-Light weight
- country tanned Sole and Upper Leather, of good
quality consign ment and for sale by
iune 22ts B. +. SACKETT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
The ostend Correspondence.

The correspondence between Mes.
srs. Marcy and Soule, as to The Gu.
ban difficulties, and the full report
of the Ostend conference, signed by
Messrs. Buchanan, Mason and Soule,
as laid before congress on Saturday,
are exceedingly volumnious.
The first letter IS from Marcy TO
Soule, dated JOY %, 1853, and ex-
patiatcs upon the superiority Cuba,
aud its importance to the United
States dcprecates the interference
of England and France in Cuban af-
fairs, aud inslrucis Mr.. Soulo gener-
ally 10 try and obtain a modification
of those laws which press with I'M
due severity upon our commercial
intercourse with the island.
The second letter is from Marcy
TO Buchanan, July ?, 1853, com
planning of Great Britain keeping
large fleets on the Cuban coast to
watch US, denounciog the introduce
ton of free Africans INTO Cuba. with
view of making the island worth
less TO us when Spain can no longer
hold il, and directing hm, il he finds
England has any arrangements with
Spain detrimental TO our interests, tc
endeavor 10 induce her to abandon
them.
Marcy to Sonle, March II, 1854
calls for redress Of the Black War
rior outrage without delay $780,
600 indemnity TO owners.
Marcy to Soule, April 3, 1854
fears that project is on foot to in
lroduce a new system of agriculture
labor into Cuba, and Soule has ful
powers delegated 20 him to treat fol
The purchase of The island. If Spain
is not disposed TO sell, he thinks, for
the quid pro quo, he would consent
TO the independence Of the island, ant
oilers 10 aid Spain in plotting to
bring about such independence.
Marcy 10 Soule, August 10, 1854
suggests the conference between
Buchanan, Mason and Soule, which
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

BEET Roor SUGAR What roots
10 raise and hop 10 make the Sugar.
We condenso the following from a
valuable article in the Rural New
Yorker, furnished recently by
German gentleman who has been
largely engaged in the manufacture of
Beet Root Sugar in Belgium. The
White, or Silesian Sugar Beet, is the
one to be used. The seed may be
obtained al most OF the seed stores.
The cultivation Of the Sugar beet is
easy, and the manufacture of sugar
from its juice nearly as simple as
from the sap of the maple. The
following is the method, and the
gentleman who furnished it says that
except the raw material, the expense
Will amount to bat few shillings,
aud the process requires neither
costly utensils or materials, nor
vast deal of chemical knowledge:
UTENSILS AND IMPLEMENTS.
/. A CRATER, for the purpose of
mineing the roots.
2. A small wooden screw press,
or if that can not be had, Two boards
loaded with heavy stones.
3. Two siTaining bags, one OF
cotton or linen, the other Of flannel.
4. A barrel, smaller or larger ac-
cording 10 the quantity OF sugar TO
be made. This barrel is to be
perforated by holes three inches
distant from each other, throughout
lis whole length, from the top down
TO about four inches from the bottom.
These holes are filled by cork stop
pers. A keiIle-ihe na,ier the latter
is, the more appropriate will i, be Tor
the purposes OF manufacturing sugar.
PREPARATORY LABoRs.
Early in November ,emove the
lSee 4th page.)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Respectfully submitted,
II. II. REED,
JAMES +. THURSTON,
5. b. COLBY,
Committee.
Victor Hugo's Speech on the
European War.

ron the 29lh of November, the
Anniversary of the Polish Reyolu-
ton, was celebrated in England by
a gathering 81 Liberals and Patriots
Of different nations. The learned
Frcnchman, Victor Hugo, was pres
eni, and made the following eloquent
and glowing speech. Ii is exceed
ingly interesting, and will give the
reader some clear informallon-if
true-conccrning the origin of the
present war, and some striking spec
ulallons as 10 It's progress and proba-
BILE results
ExILEs: The glorious Anniversa-
~ which we celebrate recalls Poland
to every memory. The situation Of
Europe also recalls her into public
affairs. How d? | will endeayor to
tell you but first, let us examine
TINS situation.
Standing where Europe does, and
in the presence of the decisive events
which are preparing, it is important
to make facts exact.
Let Us begin by rectifying an err
ror almost universal.
Thanks to the obscuriiy crafty
thrown over the origin Of the affair
by the French Government, and
complacently increased by the Eng
lIsh Government, even now, 10 Eng
land as in France, the Eastern war,
this continual disaster, is attributed
TO the Emperor Nicholas. They de-
ceiye themselves. The Eastern war
is a crime, but it is not the crime OF
Nicholas. Let US give every man his
dues let us re-establish the Il nth.
We will draw our conclusions af-
forwards.
Citizens, the second Of December,
l65l-ior we must always go back
lhere-and whilst M. Bonaparte
shall be in power, il is from this hor-
rible source that all events will pro-
coed, and all events, whatever they
may be, having this poison ir their
veins, will be unhealthy and venom
Gus and will gangrene rapidly; the
second Of December, then, M. Bona
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
DAGUER E0TlPES.
S. o. Fl Z r S E Y,
State Street, Montpelier,

(OvorElli 4 Ba7cron's Storey
rs Prepsted To take nAGUERREOTNPfS o. the
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