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WILSON Aurfior@~r
CAIE LIZ ORDER N ASSIGN EI-FRIDAY


GALE by ORDER OF A>>lGNEF-tRlDAf
y MORN isG Jon H. ~ % O'Clock - W i1' We Ah
- t.+w..n srd 8Havs fHe entire rich ro-~~oof sd a
tosrV ITRSfTUsE $50 tous- -m7 scins ore sap ror
os,6.d p.roF 7-ocsve rch carved case r1f ~;
rseua.d Psrlrr Furniture .r ssn. rff'f Cop lthef are
P,. Cissss hacsrle silk I'D acc Clr'tns s'i-er- " h
.-ror door. ana back co- r.-FIld tsltt. - tto's,
gr.r Sfsri- OIL Pa~trEs. rQr.tf tHp-tf FN-n' in
Utt -. ahts u.rl. r0.u ~utes Boz man ssaf Win rte.
Ia Nsro Chine. 4 aad Tea sets Nrb- and Dlna ses
C0E. "a frsctery : yer NNr 10 great FAf-fs.
80 ED tft Bedroom f.r'.lr. n o~"ld an' nth. tnf'
B.d. nd Beddirg TAR Mstr--ses 4 Also Que splendid
aid Ntcs'.c-. Diamond Pm aud rrs' u great Saae
Rr.,vtL " WFsrcorr t1--cresr
C,TTAN ENGINE STAMP PRESS, DIES,
- ,r-h ~ WET OFT si.l Sc % che premises ~.
Iss n.r,,r.t On SATURDAY. Jaa. D. ~ l-oc.'-s 'ls
hoe power krsro, "a perfect orders ,tsHp Frees
,ro De. Cuttns frr's 4
" nttios Au--..r sr---B7 n .rGuroN Msllos.
THIS DAY, (Ihursc 4y,) at ~ O'Clock ~
No us o.. e-Fs .tT c,rved hr-'c a.. lhn-t
SIM ,4-e Otl psafrs. Mos ,no -lrf.- SC, Ftli
g,-ri-r-e % ,ui-e stra'e Ets.ers tr- fl'f. t'-4
F1,,o..cu Ta,s Ntri Tor tel, and Fancy Tables ck
-. I-.si-es Tee Tees -ofas bscstas Bureaus " ash
s'anr. Ia aId Toilet se,' sc.
G,sAHu & psrrs Agrfinoe-r.
ITO WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUG
L CI-T> -uKTGs a. ACCTlON.-On TdIR -DAf litH
r.t ~ O o'cloe. ~ Dux- Pzufs q ar l@-
p.f.rt a.oeur- saved from thr l,t- fire ~ No .
..hirson will ~ sold for csh Cata'osles n1~ really
Psfert Medicines lots suit retailers The above % b" sold
the premises
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD

wi LtNE-Tr,,ser. for CHICAGO. ST LOUIS KAN
sAs ara point. West trd South West obtain rhrosn
Tiekets Information routes fare So eha
by he NV YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. By application At the Coo
bsa,', Office No 1873 Broadway cor D~y - 20
49, JOHN q PORTER 6e0er. Agent, o.
l. DT.TDN Tic set AGENT
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SQUEEZE to Get.

UIo 10 LEASE-For term of years. and on
Ss 81 , 's~s FORTY -FOUR LofS OF GROUND.
sss = ssosoo 70, tm.ss.:: Improvement and viii ,.
tuny seldom offered for securing % a.. 80,
the city lying together and capable sein, h,
FIELD 4 SLUYrKR IA n a,.A~
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II M IsLAND RAILKOAD.-Leaye Brook

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leayc| Brook.
i lyn for oreenport 10 " fof hemps al, - N and
r ~ Fsuninsdale o. T. Jamaica 81 Fot s{4"s''
,le On Saturday only fo Yapisak SO P " returning
Monday. go A. II. 90 FsfmosiIs. go J VI rs.apn
nond., VI For Brook Leave jrc-npor, 10 \ ~
E.rm,p.dai. 80 a syo.sst 1.ji A 81 aud r ~
Hem,-lr-a s55 A n. sad j.50F. 81 Jamaica 5ie,1S
g.45 A. NJ aud f.35 ?. Il
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~ WINTER ARRANGsMEhr Dec 10, ia5i-5 .
Trans Lave Nav YORK-Fof New haven 7 q,
CEsDIlMtStErD 5 81. tEf aod AcJaP Or snir
EOr IAN tgHl I'm tEt 80. tAe aod EaJt
y Milford StFsffold f. field. Southport aud Vet
port "A NJ - " 49, P. N for Norvzs. IAN, "a
n 8 D.. J $50 l'K. ard Ac - 81 ~ Dtnea .'s
Grseu~ieh. IA " y NJ ol5P N for stamford =.
" ra ilN, 8. tEx D 3 ~. 80 B. ID NJ ~ P'E
Chester and intermediate stations A. n, ~ fbD, 40
Pm
CosSscrNG rsA.s-Fof Boston 3 A NJ, III , 5P "
tFI.j FOR Hsftiord and spnnghed. q. fEK p N
fFal i8r Counectcnt River Railroad Montreal. "
tEkl. mr Csnal Railroad "a. ~. OK ~ flf ssr'
London RAILROAD "a " 3 r n. Tor H01sttone tsilp,d.
n for Nsu,st.c. Rsiiroad "A " ~ II. fEtt. iH
d.. hu y aud Eorwslk RAILROAD. A N. , ~
Ts.is, TO NV YOsg -From Sss Haven. so, :, 80
= g rs fFtJ4l5sP N fEtj; from Bridgeport. . TO-
az lolsA " 80 EIJtB ssP n lrrl from Nor
u,k ~ SIS lO5lA NJ 2 20 III ~ 9N5 4
~, T. from Port Cb..t.r 3 30 s. D ~ ii S3A " 80
> JAMES n. HOYT, Superintendent
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5, MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, VIA

I 5. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA va
| ASPINWALL md PANAMA RAlLROAD-pa
SATURDAY Jan ~ 1855 At l1'ci' ca 7 ron DER ' ~
At North River viii be- dispatched he nru 't7N l'n
norm STAR Captain Rcham Warptes - rsnrs' A.
Par.u.. situ th- u~e md superior steamship soNohN
.rsfs BIS. sesy. sspt st Pansm. 10 prevent dr7a'a
ir ~ sceidsut ~ ~ 49,,
SCR p.ssss, ,prly 81 the COMPANY 'ofhee NJ tvvnSn
T. :. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANf-tor
L HAVANA and NJ N-ORLEANS Ga WtD HEsDA,
Ian i A. .P from per tot oi W.uen Il D. tps
Ikro~n ard fsyorte steamship CREn'ENr VII" NP'
John NrGowsr
F..s-s- GER - sscur-5 At the CompenJs nice
clint 70 S-r Orleans ~ cents per c1hlf loot 49,,
~ttrr..- be- supplied with blank hhis - adins o' .s
form snsd y Company en- application a. ii"" u0s
oti, torn. signed snd bills q adtns ~ b" "fne1 i7f
the hour - sai.rG -. ro-.,.,.
A., ~ g., :, - ~ Warr,n VI . ROBERTS.
TOE CHARLFSTO and FLORlDA-SEMl-
i WEEKLY MAIL LINE The -esinship SOU ~
FRNFR Fssn Commander ell ieh'e pier 10
-, -AIIRnAY Jtn Is ~ B O'Clock 2 pr-cisely r.f
srry on board where ell bills Of aiding will Be ssneh
and fer rrs.-ge the office -
@POEFORD 1ILEsPOS s Co. No 81 Broet"ty:
Trough Tcsts e. Fofda a. foo~s; 70 J'essonyhs ~
o. p sfks. IS The NASHVILLE viii succeed, leaving
WFDSksDAY. Jan II
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WILL LIZA r. write and inform her trends,
NV '"" " GEORGE Il MARY.
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" WINTER ARhASGEMESr-Thfouzh Flesht Tor ~
b.uy -Throush Freight viii Be received ioI Albany a. rs
p9pot corner White and Centrssts. g8nl = VI fSanip
e,eso.d For further particulars inquire Of szso DEPOT
n.y.. Dec 49, la5l JOHN ID Eli Ut sayL
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WV WILLIAM WEBSTER {sols P,s,,s,o-.
CHARLEs MILLtR. WV IePeV-'


mo RIAL ESTATE OWNERS.-Wanted to
exchange for small sized modern built HOUSE, or other
real estate tins city, STOCK 81 STAPLE DRY ooODs,
Of low Wholesale prices Apply TO 2. o. STRAN0 No loi
ILL.,.
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4 ADFLPluA from Per No Nortn River I've haes
daily a . A NJ sHd2 M9r9i9s ne ., A. a. ~
s,..y,hcnt IOUN POTTER q SOUTH AIB1f' th7acs BY
~ a, places and Philadephe Fare ~ ftprrs- line
JPN bs iOHN POTTER 10 AMBOf thence direct - Can
d.n hy car through la i've hours Fsie - way Accom-
u,,d.,ion .ni Fmis,nut Line al p A. Fare ~ % Ens
-, inc Is
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TISHE advertiser desires the loan oil : ~ toward
=, or ctsraetsr Would return the loan la is"
,.onh. Win b.r. comp.pssOn through his family AtaIe.s
HENRY this Office. Resder cannot you aio inc VII" ~
hoe
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Ntw-YORK SOMERNILLE EASrON. SC. wlner
rscui,uts cnumcneit Nov D oi Leave S,a hgs
o. ts.r,u Nv .fe.mens RID JACKET and WYOMING,
,y,r, PEE No 3 North River A NJ and 7 VI 500
,cft A rahefhowu with trains IN the View l-sey Raj
rad which Nv NOrk, hom foot ~ touftano' -
sA NJ - N ard 4 p. -, -, ~
Far somsryie. way lhy View Jersey AAtfoad H'i" WV"
CORTLAND Il. only. &c ; " AN -
Returning lraye.rhlhps bufs ieppose h.st,"p "a M
sAA .nd somr,.ii,s w,y ,is,al ~ d" a"
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RIVER RAILROAD.-wINrER

rxore.. Train It's N Accommodation Train ats Y
20 Pouglkeepsie Wa, Passenger Train. a. 1s and ee
A NJ
tDr P.skshll as ( and D 30 P. NJ
For Tsuytowu a. and 2 NJ .
al The WAY stations -, ...-, 49,.
Ps..euger II Chanbos Canal, Chd'''phsf hh 81.
sTNDAY MAIL TRAINS At 4 ron Ceasl {" s
Albany stopping ~ sii Nag -trt'os - -. q a.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
Tho We'll, Platform in Danger.

Tho Wells N,'raslaltes are IN groA. trpu.
~, about thr.r platform. They complain
that o., Irorl. ar, fool, aud cannot under
stand it, Tho Ar:u. Las, week published it
over again at length, with " learned come
mcrts, mvhich is ,rrlan. cliiog INDUCED
in bis usual quantity OF slang anlvalHrity
The, rum r,a,,-, ending thymso!,g. sink
iu- under the weight Of popular opinion,
arr now rrs0r;iur To game Of " "Wl.'
They now rrpuin'o their org construction Of
their platform. and now declare IL mans
.rrohibiuou, ,rmreuncoand nothing el-,.
They even have tic impudencc aniaudayity
o. declare the democratic party toe temper
auc, party of the State. Now wc hop they
will rc-pubiish thcir pntfurm-thc more
times the brtter the more IL j. rad and
understood, the l,,, votes they will get Tor
Wells. The, Resolution, are nothing bat
the old Chandler and Cary platform, which
tho Areu. auI every democratic paper,
with "a, exception of the ENpusitor) openly
r,puIiatcI, onlysas short y.ar aga. We
put Cary on the stand, to prove it. Hear
what he sail in the Augusta Couyon-
lion.
"But Gentlemen, A. they didn't make me
Governor (la.t YEAR, l'ycHo usc for the lat
form Aud now that y1u hdrs taken a and
rL,,rp YurHsELyIs sgU,ETLY uruN IT, YOU
are welcome % IL, Tor my friends have au-
thyrizrd me 10 make a free tender OF It TO
YOU
Shepard Cary was not roof,r0H'y ohorrfa
when he uttered the foregoing frank and
manly declaration, for Cary, with all his
faults, has none Of that sncakins, hyPocrii-
teal cant about hun, that charncterilcs the
leader, or the Wells fusion democracy.
One Of those Resolutions declares the
Maine Law ha. "n, prototype only IN ne
Statute, orh, DARK ages" This cost lie
rod, II,rod." This is taking stop b.yoHd
Cury-this Is ,cpturing upon ground only
trod by fanatics, Ooh, or madmen. Bat
what is written T. written. Neither Wells
or any ofhi, camp followers can escape from
the fair legitimate conclusions to be drawn
from their rotten, rickety platform. The
people generally believe in the good old
Jackson doctrine TO constrnc the con-
sti,uuon as mag understand it. If tho
Wells party begin to feel ashamed Of the
pro-slavcry rum jug platform they erect
ell at Augusta, thoy must get themselves out
Of the scrapc the bcst way they can, They
ought to have had patriotism, sound sense,
morality and dcccncy enough, in the first
place, not to have erected It f; and if they
get hung upon Their own gallows there will
bo but few mourncrs, out Of the family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

has sunk deep into my breast ~ says the
Administration has bon faithful 70 N, land
marls Of ne democratic party. Now no man
can lay his hand on his heart and SAY IuAr
Now, / charge the Administration
with one Of two things. either u has been
imbecilc, or il has been BASELf FAITH
LESS to the Democracy Of this state.
The Resolution is THE SPAWN ola ST Of
mol, lpointing his finger 70 Smart, Sewall,
Shepley, BabSon, and other chicc-holders'l
who hare no p0trer 10 carry out rhGi they
recommend.
But these men were literally mobbcd
down in that convention, by the Pierce
rovdics who controlled 1t. To give our
readers specimen Of Custom House orato-
~ and Nebraska democracy, we take the
following extracts from speeches in that
convention
OGce-holder Scwall said
But If we do not fi1y cuSor,, NE AdmiH-
i,irdhUH, we cut Ourselves clear OF the ma.
ti0nal party. Our Jrmocraiic brethren in
other States, parhu'Grly IA ne SOUTH,
have their election before ours and can they
maintain their ground when our opponents
poin, 10 our refusal 10 sustain the Adminis-
trati0n2
Cd party Ines arr r,niNo OFT, an
Era l. commencing. which will last ior years.
Joseph Leland, Eqr said
Ihclicvo this RESOLUTION will H. dissgr-
,icc to our party throughout this State.
am my0fG N''rdUd man.
intimately drTlaaid with judy WELLS,
our nominee, aud KNOW hsr.1r'ihs mat
irr a, Igo. hut | know that We
losE vorEs lv hii snSOrsa1oJi gt his Nation
a. i5mUiGf0iiaH.
T.. X. Smart, lGtcan abolition VI. c.,
anu now Collector under Pierce, said
believe the Nebraska bill isapTro,cd by
a vast ma priiy Of tho Democracy u Maine.
Thi, convention 6ly oSor'.i the pr's.ut
national administration. This endorsement
includes the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise, the introduction of slavery into
Kansas and Nfhn.ta, the invasion OF Kan
-. los a drunken, armrd Missouri mob, the
wantlu destruction Of printing presses by
Rotor, aud the opt rPuiaho1 Of any
uch cu h,yar ef Caagro'', % pral''i
gerrr ,r d. tHuouv.
W. Law, thus shown hy thc nrgri' Ut
ID, d.mosrii, party ia Maine, their past
aud Jr.,Hi Positions upon the slavery Vuc--
ton, aud mDr, especially ihgir past and
yr-ut positions upon %, great and all a'.
..rl.ns qua,iou of fr1"7@ hsr'v. II
N, democrat, party Of 1876, ~, As, u,
and 20. vrs reLi upon th.- question,
then ,hr lgmrn'ic party OF l-jjisurrrc.
TAc record met unglut,oally c0u,ici' che
rlrty OF q teal ABANDONMENT of al their
former professions, proves them .'id oHi TO
Franklin pi.,cc and Dc. hasarlly admins
,ra,ian, shows them humhloi, degraded and
PROSTATE IN Gc duet, at the i,s, Of an ari''
t1gm,ic, .luuao,d.ns ohiisar,hy
Til. ,lc pr,ssn, humlia,ins condition
or the ouca proud Democratic party Of
Maine. E,c'y man who ,otcs for Wells
maor,, an ,,.s
w again most earnestly appeal % every
citizen ofMainc, 70 rad the rccorl Cor him-
SIT. and then ask himself asa patriot, a
Christian. a. friend 10 hi. country, and
the prr.,uiy of The glorious Union,
o. can do thi. wicked thing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
Great Rally of the People
at Portland.
TWELVE THOUSAND CITIZENS OF
MAINE IN COUNCIL!

There was tremendous rally Of the Re
publicas Of Maine, at Portland, on the 18th
inst. They came in by hundreds and thou.
sands, frUm the east, the west, the north,
the south. Every car on all our lines Of
Railroad, was put in rcluisition, 10 convey
in the armie, Of NE p@pi,, who lcft their
farms, their workshops, and their counting
rooms, to take council together upon the
great questions now b,fore the American
people. Portland was literally throng-i
with the patriotic men II Maine, irym every
part Of the State.
The following gentlemen were ch5s.n
permanent officers cor tie day
Pmadah DR.. AMOS NouRSE, Of
Bath.
Vac Prsalni. York, Edward B..
Bourne, Esq Cumberland, Hon. William
Willis. Oxford, Dr. 7. II Brown lin
coln. Hon. Franklin Clark krnus.rr,
Noah Woods, E-l. Sasndahock, Hon.
Freeman H. M1rsr Andruscogrin, Hon.
Rud Washhum Somerset, u. W Morris,
Ia. franklin, T. VI. Stubs, Esq Ps-
cauiquis. Joseph kelsey, FL. Ary1st11k,
y. q. Cook III, Pcnohsclt, Gen. ) J.
lIcr-cy waldo, Thomas Mar,hall, Esq.5
Hancock, Col. ;. Padcl.ori Washington
;. ". Por", Esq.
Sormr,rs. Charl-s q Came, E.I., 10.
saph Bartlett, E-qu +. = shaw, EsI, l.
o. Covrn. E.q., ! g.. Blain. E.Q., Wm.
NJ. Rust, E-q, j. " Perry, Esqr d.
fJrhrs, Esq.
No building in ,hc city could hold but 3
small portion Of those present., "ud in orl.r
u accommodate as many as pp"iblr, three
meeting. were organized, one in DrrIus',
Hall, presided over by DR. Nours'. This
meeting was aIIrr-ssl by II1u. Israel
wa.hJuru, Jr, aud y - Ranks, Member
of Congress from Massachusetts,.
Another meeting was Organized 10 tha
City Hall. Hon. = H. Mpra, President,
and addressed by John J Perry, EH-Go'.
crnor Kgutsuni Hon. 5. r. B.n'ou Glh
Hall. were crowded o. the utmost extent.
At the SINE time the immense multitude
which could 81 into neither Hall, were ai.
dressed lrJm the balcony of the United Stat"
Hotel, by Hon. VIM. T. Fc,sendcna and John
p. Hale. Hon. Ezra y. French presided.
In the afternoon ,ho thousands rgTaircl
20 d, Dccrins's oaks" herr they We're at.
dressed by S.u,tor Wade Of Ohio, AMI Tx
Governor Cleveland Of Connecticut, aHl
Hon. John T.. Hale. OF thc,r mastery
speeches W. have now no time % .r"ak.
They an bad therisht " r'"g, ani "ar'
,hc,rrl and arpl,ulcI hy the airs "' rn.
who listened 20 them The srats't ruihu.
,iasm prevailed thr1ushnu,th"hy ltw.
grr, dag for the patriot tie Republicans Of
the Diri.," State. Every man went
away determined 70 DO bic u1a'r 'a'g. The
tire LiuIlri up a, thi, meeting w.lIvepa.i
over che state.
Maine g., .afe Gr doe right, anil "a' Main
roe- sJ goe. the Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

Orr Schools. Oxford County Is favor!
with a class Of Academies, ofas high stand.
ing as those orauy part Of the State and
We are happy u know that they all receive
an adequate patronage TO sustain their high
position. Tho maintenance Of - many tr''
class schools .rcaks well for the inteliirrn1'
and public spirit Of Old oxford. The n.l
terms Of the various Institutions commence
as follows
Orfori Norrrl hQiui,, 50. Pari. Z. J.
Hind., A. NJ, Principal Term commenced
on Wednesday Of this week, and continues
Is weeks.
H,Jron Acal1ay, Hebron, Chas. j Pre-
colt, \. H., Principal. Term commence
Monday, sept. 81, and continues u "o'''.
Norway L,Jerai Irsnfu,', NORWAY. H. \.
Merrill, \. NJ, Principal Term common.
ccs Wednesday, sept. jth., and CONTINUES il
weeks.
Goulrs CiaucaI and EngEd Aoat-"''
Bethel, n 7. True, \. NJ, Principal. Ter"
commences Tuesday, Sept. llth, and ''".
tinucs II weeks.
Fry,6vg AcaScmy, Alvin Body \. NJ,
Principal. We have seen no announcement
Of the commencement Of tie term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
Down with the Doughiaces.

Ofall the degraded specimens " humane
IS which li,hou5r their species, and polut'
the ground upon which they tread, the
Northern d,ushhcrs, stand the lowest in
the scale or degradation.
They now stand in nearly the same CONE
narrative relation % the people Of th" frr"
states. that the ,ar,,, of the Revolution Zoe
80 lid tn patriot. Of that day. " thr
torig. Of tho-c times were the most :saVg
in he,raying the lihertir. of the Colnnir., s'
the doughhc.- Of the present lay arr the
mos, furious aud ardent in ur,rrius away
,hc right Vt the FREE states u the Union.
4, the torir. or &c were rewarded for
their treason by brihcs and Offices - are
the doushhccs Of 'jj paid oT in Offices, coy-
eminent patronage and brihc,.
Their, has never hrgu a time when thc T,o-
PIE Of the free States, had no, a majority in
the House Of Representatives at Washing
ton, never time when they could not have
defeated the wicket schemes and cncroach-
mcnts Of the slave power. Bst how has 1t
bc,u' The South, whenever they have UNI
d,rtakcn in good earnest TO put through a
mcaur, to strengthen the slave power OF
the country, have Away. found doughfacc'
enough in the free States to join them, t.
DO it.
The doughhcgs are directly responsible
for every single act Of slavery aggression
since the adoption Of the Federal Constitu-
ton. II was your DouslaSses, your Tou-
ccys, your rIbbaris AMI youSMcDoSN'lps,
that repealed the Missouri Compromiso-
without the vote. Of these da''ardiy traitors
this "bill Of denominations" never coald
have passed.
But there are cheering indications from
all parts Of the Union that these sncakins
scoundrcls have had their day.
Gen. Ford in hi. great speech at Phila-
drlphil said, tina. in the mighty West the
" doushiaccs were dead and damned" and
il they ain t in Fast and middle States, we
greatly mistake the signs Of the times. The
people have been cheated and sold out 20
many times by thee, political Judascs, they
are determined to cxtcrmlnato the whole
race. " Dozen ,rih hs Douglfars,," is the
war cry from every political battlefield all
over the country; and VIC believe the Per.
dition that awaits them will be one or etcr-
nal duration, and the sleep that will close
their eyes from bcholding the vast domain
they have disgaccd, and well nigh ruined,
will be one that -" knows no waking"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
Aroostook RepubI!ena Congeati0n.

The Republican. Il A'oasto3k Go. h..I
their Convention az prc.que l'lc. un che l--
ult.
Mos. Rowe, Of Prsqu, I,lo, WIS r...-n
President, and j II bradford and % ~.
Eorrr.. Vie, pr-iI.ns
Tho candidate. nominated were o. f'.
lows
For senator. Nathaniel Blake
County Attorney, John II. Tnf.a
-" Clerk NJ the Cuurt', j n Bradford.
" County Treasurer, T.. &. B1thury
" County Comm ,siulor, u. Ouil.ei'r
The Convention adopted thc following
platform.
/. R.n'roi, Tia, Every ph.huthr0r.,'
and Patriot !. now called upon tu i-n
former party distinctions. ami 'od'.ul With
hi might, M, ma'isug'', IgbN ~ r. ..,
~ st forth In doe Declaration OF uur Na.
ti1ual Independence.
.. R1u'rd, Therefore that We vii, ,1r.
port fur legislative office, uD man who ds'
not openly ayOW hi opposition @ th' ~
ir1,ll iiImfv, and o., Kindred evils.
3. Roalrd. That Nh, liquor trl.' D..
a prolific cause Of misHry IAurDrI.m AMI
crime. and that suffering humanity demands
our all iu surprising tbs evil.
1. Rpu'v3. That the prohibit.ry law.
rs il stands on our sntut' books, b. nu .h.
cirnt remedy tor thi, evil, aud that H.
pledge ourselves to - support.
2 Rr1lr,d. That w. ind in the Almiu.'
tration or Governor Morrill, a firm friend o.
the cause of Liberty and Humanity, and ".
therefore pledge ogrs,lyes to ssaTprHaia
means for his reelection.
Il. Rr,ofud, That We have the iu..r'
confidence in the ability and integrity %
our nominees Of to-day, anl that We n,N
us, all honorable means {. secure the.rD..'
ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17
Down ON their Knees.

From the day that the notice calling a
state Convention to nominate democratic
candidate for Governor. to he supported by
those who were opposed to Albert Pil'bury
appeared, up to the present time, those dem.
ocats who connected themselves with the
movement have been, by the sclf-stylcd dem
ocracy, abused, slandercd, illuminated, call
ed traitors ,.oncgAdos, sooundrcls, long. heels,
nmrods, and every other scurrilous cpithcts
which could be found in the vocabulary Of
corrupt dcmngogues and political gamblers.
There Is not Pierce paper in Maine but
what has termed with these vile ISLANDERS.
There has never been a stump orator in the
ranks Of the sham democracy, but has pour
cd out Of his polluted mouth these TRADES Of
abuse.
Ancr having exhausted all their energies
in thi. kind Of warfare on the renegade
Morrill, democrats" what are they now do
ing2 Down on their knees, J,ggiHg thar
roie, for IF,lI Down in the dirt, like alb
,cct services, crawling al)cr thcsc very same
mon. and in dolriul tones crying to them to
SAW their sinking ship" and it, molly
crew from destruction. The Argus has r.,
Gently contained lot Of this characteristic
twadIlc; and the other pro-slaycry rum
Journal. have been engaged in the same work
Of mercy. The Nchraskals find themselves
in = pcrious condition, aud that notwith.
standing their IIc-siau recruit. from tho
camp Of the " straight outs," they are sull
IN a lean minority These STAINLESS SANDER
crs now have The aulaciiy 20 turn round "a
the Object, II their ahu-, and ask them 10
return to the e" democratic fold, " AMI siul.
,iiy themselves by a blso Abandonment OF
all principle, and total surrender " them
selves .0ul and body into the hands Of thoi'
bit,crr., enemies
The Morrill, democrat, ar now told they
ar pretty clever fellows; that they Away
rioaai right; that they were doludci away
by fanatics and wings; that they will b.
asain lr welcomed back % the democratic,
ranks. and taken int, full fellowship with
the party. Sc. &c. ANY quantity Of thi'
Kind of bdrH,v can now b. found parallel
ont ia ,hc columns Of the Wells and Pierre.
Democracy Of Maine. Can IL b. pu-,ihl,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-17

ArTnrrEp SUICIDE. We learn that a
young lady belonging in Norway on satur-
day last purchased a quantity of cobalt on
tho prctcnco that she wanted it to kill llics
She then went into tho woods, near the pond
and took sufficient quantity to kill three
men, but fortunately the overdose produced
vomiting. and prevented death. After she
found this did not produce the desired effect
she threw herself into the pond, where the
water was ten feet deep; but her clothes
prevented her from sinking, when she got
ashore aud orawlsd into the bushes, and laid
till Sunday night, whom she was discovered
and taken home She is now recovering
though very low