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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-11

CTRAYED AWAY on the 9Th instant, from
~ OF the lands Of the Park Hotel, 7th 81 -
a light red horned COW, on the brink of RV
caiving, with white line along The back
and TAIL spsckied face, and bird in the left c.e.
ANY person giving information 10 the owner, GEO
BECCERT, OF the above place, 90 as to End her.
will be suit biy rewarded. iell-Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-11

1 4 moNIGOMERY GUARDS, ATTENTION.
a 81 A meeting Of the Corps will be beId-at Harmo.
M Mny Hall, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the I3ib
u instant, at ~ O'Clock.
By rider Of Capt. KEY:
je Il-St WIN. O'SULLIVAN. Sec.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-11

E Probable Gistake.-It ia possible that the
Fluctuations Of the National Inteiligsnc.r at
the settlement of all our difficulties with Spain
by Mr.. Perry, and particularly tho FL Dorado
aud thompson affairs, may, after all, be with.
out just cause. friend of ours a day or two
since congratulated the Secretary of State on
The adjustment Of the cases alluded to, and h o
replied that he hoped Mr.. Perry had sue
decided in doing what was ascribsd to him
but that he was not aware that anything he
had done in relation to those matters had at
all changed the aspect given to them by the
correspondence between himself and the Span.
ish representative hero, and that Mr. Luzuri.
aga had only repeated to Mr.. Perry what had
been previously said by Mr.. Cuese on the sub.
ject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-11

- INTENTION, PRESIDENTS MOUNT.
IN ca Guard You are hereby notified to ar
TS tend an adjourned meeting on TUEsD Y
-, - EVENING, June -, at * O'Clock, at the
lev ahl,noy, xarnum's Buildings, Louisiana ave-
nue., between 9th and 7th SITS.
Eacn ember is requested to attend this meetine
Company. u 'eioie lAe
BY order: J.Hc M.cr,Toup,,
IL ll-2t AoiHN'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-11

Light House Keepers Appointed -At F az.
allones, Cal, Ncrvs N Wines, keeper, vice
James Powers, who did not quaIify-salary
81 900 per annum John W. Wines, first as
sistant keeper, salary $3.50 Per snnum.
Darius Pickett, assistant keeper at the Petit
Menan Island light, vice ]. W. B. Richardson
rem ,ved-sslary 4240 per annum. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.

Tho Fail Term " TIN. Institution wa, o.
close to-day. \ Few day. since meeting IT
ile students was hold in their chapel. 10
make ,,mc expression Of their feeling, 10.
wards tho Principal, Hon. II i. Torry.
Amor choice Of proper officers, &c was
Ta'ad. That a Committee be- appointed n
dnfi Rcs5lutious expressive 1t the sense Of
thI. meeting and The purpose for which il
WI, called.
M,s.rs. J Collins. A. G. Tnn5n and +.
T.. Bashc were appointed that Committee.
Io'sd, That Committee ho rai.rl IN se.
lrct and procure a suitable offering or our ~.
.pert, 10 be presented to our Principal, Mr.
Tor.oy.
Mcsr., J. G, Little, j. ". Blbsan. and
II. 7. Eaton were appointed that Commit
tcr.
VIrCu. We. The Students u tho Name
We.lcnn Seminary NJ the Close NJ the Fall
Term, 1855, arr about 10 bid alicu tosrcno-
rndcarci a. u, hy pleasant and usniul assoc
Citations, We take thi. opportunity before
we separate IN publicly expires our feelings
Of respect for our beloved teacher.
Rs,oloi, That our esteemed principal,
Hon. II =. Torycv, hy his faithful and cner.
r,tir discharge NJ the duties incumbent up
on him, hi, universally kind AMI gentleman.
~ department 20 al connected with this
Institution has won our most heartfelt graf.
linda r..yTst n al ,strgfn
Re,olrs5, That for thi, and hi, earnest
and untiring efforts fur our welfare, We here
by tender him our sincere thanks and most
ardent wishes fDr his future success in life.
That the kind remembrance It hi. Affection
atr regard o. NJ here, will ever remain a
bright spot IN our lives, and we look upon
all malicious and petty attempts 10 tarnish
biz character, and prejudice the minds Of
those by whom be Is 30 we'll known a. fruit
less and vain.
R,,0lrrd, That rs further testimonial oi
our regards. We present TO him a beautiful
st Of standard works.
Re,olrod. That n synopsis Of the doings
Of this meeting with a copy Of the Resllu-
ton, b. Published.
Report accepted and unanimously adopt
cd, and
Voted. That the proceedings bc published
ia the Oxford Democrat and other papers.
J. q. LITTLE, President.
J. wAtETH BAnsoS, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
Ex Senator Clemens Forney and the
Administration.

Ex-senator Clemens Of Alabama, was for.
merly Union Saving, slavery.tcst.making
Democrat, just like Forney the editor Of the
Union, the Administration organ. But all
honor TO him--hc dcpiscs the unconsti,u.
tional, abrogation, rufTian.bcgctting, doc
trinc Of "squattcr sovereignty" which a'
at present e1emplI6ed, withholds what II
PROCESSES TO bostow.
Col. Clemens has rcnounocl this doctrine
and become Know Nothing and has been
been defeated as candidate for the Lcgis.
hture Of Alabama. rorney, the corrup,
Administration cditor. and forgery loving
Clerk Of the lIous, OF Representatives, eN-
ultei over his defeat. whcrcupon the ire
Of this old Democratic Senator is awakened,
and he larrups his old croney aad this Cuba.
getting, Graytown.burning, Slaycy-cItend.
inc, eItnvagant.mOncy.cIpehding Admin.
isintim in the following fashion
Independence Of thought or action Is
something which the editor Of tho Union
never understood, any more than he under.
stood morality and honor when he sought,
through an agrnt, % induce a drunken man
TO utter the fJule't calumnic- upon the rep
uhti1n or a woman. but he does under.
stand the way TO executive favor, and be-
know, well enough, that III had wanted
Office, | had only 10 stoop 10 the mc1nness,
which is part of HE nature, 20 obtain IL. I
had only il swear that Washington never
approached Pierce in Administrative ability
that jackson bad never been half 20 'opcu,
frank and manly in his dealings with hi.
countrymu. that 'quattcr sovereignty was
q direct visitation from Heaven that tho
burning of Grrytown was on achievement
worthy of Napoleon; that the shameless
hacking out from all the administration
Cuban clustering was the perfection of fore
sight and courage; that H. double dealing
with Soulc and Quitman was candor and
honor that the appointment, Of Dix and
Cochrauc was the essence Of southern rights,
and toe wisdom u tho selection u Belmont
was yindica'ol By the fact that Old clo,hc,
had fallen lulI twenty per cent. Thcs', and
a few like things, would, doubtless. have
won ur m1 ihr sunuir.t smiles Of the Eyoc-
u,i,o, and ayrl me from the charge Of hay.
iu. rspuintel principles,' severed tees
and foraker associations words which
IT &, easy 90 nee, bot somewhat difficult "a
prove. I have rcpuiiatol no principles
My opinion Of foreigners was openly ayowcI
before the American party had an existence
denounced squattrr sovereignty in N,
senate. and have never hecn able tn DE-.
cover any beauty In IL since tho President
took it tphis bosom. Ioproscd cHtrayarant
expenditure, of tho public money, and my
faith iu thr rlrrrr,ncss Of the principle ha,
no; hcru shaken by the fact that the present
administration In, run them up 10 NOR,
than eighty millions Of dollars. IS &
..ycrin. tir-,' know Of none that houu.
inc % pr5nounc, that ,rl was good, and, o..
| never bad any associations with the oliior
1t the Union, | could not have foraker
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

REiGNATioS. The last number Of the
lions Advocate contains letter from Rev.
Nath'l Butler, in which he tenders 10 the
Trustees ofthc Maine Missionary Society, his
resignation Of the office of Secretary Of that
society, which he has held for a few months.
The reasons given for this course are that
the denomination does not sympathire and
cooperate with the Society sufficiently to
carry out its plans and that 1t Is impossible
for any man to perform the duties which ore
assigned the Secretary by the report Great
ing the Office. He says, . II isl work for
that denomination to do, and no, for single
man, or Board composed its wises, men 4"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

Tur NAVE ruuR REy,Up. Franklin
Pierce ami hi' Nebraska Official, orr carry.
ing on; their principle, AMI venting their
spite, By removing every man who ha. 'h.
independence % act contrary 20 ths,rI.-
m,inn.
We understand Ruff. X Douham I.s
hccn removed from the lee % Fostu,,'r
at Bryaut'' Pond, AMI Bnumin 7. Grave.
f5rl appointed in hi. stead
Mr Donhnm WIS appointed Ey Pirr.
and wa, removed because Do soull OFF,
swallow the Nebraska fnld, and Mr Cuv.
ford was appointed On acrount 1t hl, de,,-
ton On the principles of 7o2,rI, Lrnarnrv
and bIs peculiar faculty or Strengthening
the party.
We hope Pierce will dr.,con, 0artr.rls
ask no hvo!~ at his hand. Thaiayolt.f
Pierce dynasty ar fast nrmh.rin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

\. st. L. R.R. Ifauy Of our readers
take a Boston paper, they may learn that
the time Of running the trains on thu. road
has been changed. The papers on the line
Of the rad are not considered Of sufficient
importance 10 be favored with - much pat
ronase or the people are thought to be
shrewd enough to guess when the trims
leave. The blunders occasioned by this cx-
clusiyeness are rather amusing rs well as
annoying. Previous to the Spring arrange
mcuts on the FIRST day Of April, the morning
train Left Paris at \. VI. Our mail car
rier, had received no notice of the change /;
hut contrary TO his usual custom, happened
to sleep beyond his time that morning, and
got late start. His horses were made TO
do their prettiest, and he was there, as he
supposed some two or three minutes befor,
the dme. On landing his passengers, he
saw no engine and inquired If the train had
gone, when the Waterman cody informed
him that tho train would not leave till after
eight. We will not undertake to say who
is responsible for the profanity indulged in,
when our Jehu saw how completely he had
been fooled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
Weekly Summary Of News.

The prospect ola stable government f.
Mexico appears deluHvc IN the extreme
The last adSieos announce that Aware, h..
resigned the ofhcc Of President, aud Go,
ComOufort had been chosen in his place.
The State of Maine says, an arranrcms,,
has recently been effected, by which a,p,
from the West, RIA. Montreal, can BE- land.
ed in Bangor, NJ cheap as in New York
The freight from Montreal to Bangor /. ca
cents per barrel.
Tho Governor and Council have appointed
joseph \. Sanborn Of ReadGeld, Comni..
'ionsr Of the Treasury, to mn the vacancy
oceasioncd by the resignation Of Hon. Wood.
bury Davis.
The members Of the 4" Free Love League"
arrested on the 18th, have all BEEN di-h,,,.
Ell. Judge Osborne stated that their arms.
was wholly unwarantcd. Apcr@cuteI o.,
those Free Levers.
The frequent murders which have taken
place in Wisconsin, during the past year,
has created a feeling in favor Of the rr.,gra.
ton Of capital punishment in that State. 4
mas meeting has been call,l a, Milwauki.
to consider the subject.
We learn that during The storm NJ Friday
and Saturday last, thc Snow FELT tLo depth
Of nearly foot, in Berlin, y. H.
DR. y. 5 Ball, attempted 10 ascend W.
Washington, la, Thursday. Being absent
an unusual length of time. Tartic. started
in search and found him with hi. fcrt badly
frozen. lie had spent two nights ON IN.
mountain, in sight Of the Glen Hou.o. with
no covering bat an umbrella.
Tho FRYE State COMMITTEES Of Kansas have
appointed four delegates 10 visit tho Ir...
laturc Of the various States, 20 Represent d,
them the grievances the inhabinu,, ofthlt
territory have received at the hand, ~ ,hr
Mis,ourians John Hutchinson, one Of ,hs
expelled member. Of tho legislature is %
visit tho New England States.
4 Judge Of the supreme Cour, Of North
Carolina, rul,i out the evidence Of two rr
three witnesses, recently, because they pro-.
fssscd the doctrines Of Uniyer.ali.m'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
Old Oxford, the Hammer County.

Tho fact that old Democratic Oxford
County gave n majority OF about serrH hun.
drsd votes votes for Judge Wells, has hardly
been thought Of. Norway Advertiser
Our " fusion neighbor Is grcatat fgur.
iac. No wonder the "flct' has never been
though, Of, Tor no such fact As the Adycr-
tscr states ever existed. According to the
Augusta Agc, Wells had in Oxford County
1914 votes, Morrill, 3i27, Reed lG6, and /
Scattering. Now Well. majority Is just
$50. about half what our friend the Par,5u
put, IL. Please correct, and not lead your
fricuds into the rag any further by such ran
dom statements Tho truth is bad enough
withoutrcs1rtinr 20 Misrepresentation. Our
ucishb1r continues:
Aroo.,o,k County give him (Wd') a
haze majority. and these arr tho only Conn
ne in the State that gave a democratic ma
jority.
This T. a precious admission. Grca, VIC
tory tho democratic party have carried
Aroostook Nv a 4" hare majority " and Ok
ford by $50. I. this the victory tho demo
cratic patriots Of thi. County celebrated on
Paris Till when they Cred a hundred guns
Will IL ray or the powder and the wear and
tear incident 70 such an important occasion'
Bot our friend in tho same paragraph ez-
claims. " IIlerr - IIdi0w Well, where
l. she2 whore /. ElR' in walIu2 In a
minority. with over 500 majority against
him. No wonder the Par.1n cyclaims,
" where !, Waldo when IL j. considered
that County us'd % give THREE uorsNp
democratic majority Wells i'uot only in
a minority in the County but he i behind
Morrill, According To the Advertiser there
arr but nr,drmocutic Countic. In tho whole
State. "Ninc cheers Che crirs) for the dem.
ocratic Counties Of Maine ?"
bot ever, bod, ,,,l. gr1lh be-.
Tint teas q fbuHrs victory,
HHi 'Trr ~, I rrHr fFHu'g
lsi. tvasa hmuus ,irtuy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

Our brother Shaw has clearly demonstrated
the ad consequences to the country that will
follow his defeat, in few Of the last num-
bcrs Of the Norway Advertiser. Well, we
hope he will keep his courage up, and ifthe
"dog star" Of disappointed hopes and heart
LEES friends continues to shine upon his
pathway, we ,rus, no never 4" viii fight and
run away, but
Live 10 Gsht another day"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
GbrOrforo Ilrmotrat
PARIS. MAINE, NOVEMBER ., 1855.
PUBLISHED rvrxr rEIp,r NoENrSo ny
W. A. PIDGIN & Co.
FNOFEiErons.
JOHN J. FERRY, Editor.

Truns.--.Oas .lrI.sr Brd Co.,, crD's s'rcil, ~
,rvssct. an. Irr,f sp' srvcui,-hye grtis w'.a'
.r s., usuths. two a .srs 40 ttc cld Of iIr Nr'l
r. vtirh GG, rsors wa o. aided Coz c'rry N,'r
vb.sh ra,msnt b. behaved
NpvTHrtsrVrsrs i1.r,isd on r'as0nal' s term.
Hr rrHrfirfHf rot l.i7g aryelHifH'r "r ans er"i
be,rrl thr lrn1rrt ,h1r-sj tnI he ad'crt's.r'eH
-,FPsu-.pi 6,r 100 Bfyrurrm'7ts BE- held o. u
DO bonn ths Ilta ri Do hrsi lnssitun.
rs. ~. PTTrrNGliL Co, 10 N7''
o. p..,.-. .-4 ig2 Nrrsrs o., Nee ial, ars
atr re., sptfrr,r,f .-afs ur procuring sutsgrp
8r.. frvarI.rs p',..ff.rTrr'f.
- C,.,r.5,.....-s shrulI directed o. The
pNifI p,nHcrai. Harif, Ne
rrp1f. I -,tr,. a, thl sJirot ,hauH De- directed
o. h.u 20 OXFORD, Nr
Rock aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENLtJILp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

IN special 'aast of our &c free and indie
pendent people l. their secure enjoyment
q rrr-onal liberty. W man can he inn
rrisonsd here, We are in the habit Uf assert
iu., without due process Of law. The ac-
Cusl;ion must he spscifc-thc accused must
p" confronted hy the wi,noss-he must D.
heard hy himselfor bis counscl-and "a Jury
&C his p-vrs must pronounce him guilty. he-
fore bee can De- deprived Of life OF liberty.
Tbs is the theory 0f our Government.
Yet. 40 this moment, citizen ~ the
United States. and he a white man--(fur II
he were black not a word were % h. said ,
why sIns'e him out from the four millions
Of his fellow men, who in this land Of liberty
DRAG out q wrciched life In slavery IA
white citizen Of the United Satcs-has
been imprisoned more than two months in
the city Of Philadelphia, without law
without alleged crime-withOut trial-wilh.
out hearing-without jury-without
limit OF time. As he has had no day in
court, 50 no day Is Fixed when he may "a
irea. lie lie in nil at the discretion II the
Jgdgc and Cor what Let US briefly STAT
the oise.
n The month Of July last. a gentleman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

FmE At BEYlNT's PoNp. The new hou.
Of Mr.. Frye, at Bryant's Pond, few To,'
this side of the depot, took FIRE last V' ,
and was completely destroyed. The 10,
could be seen in the cars as they approaehea
from the North, long distance oa-ana >,
they passed the building was one sheet o
fame. 1t supposed to have been ~ %
Ere by shayings coming in contact win w
stove. The house was not finished Tor &C,
cupaney-bu. was to have been oo@P'esa
in short time. We did not learn vs.
amour, IL Ioss. Estate Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
For ths D,mlrlf

VI Eitor-Mr I'iac T.. French, Porter
has RAISED this srason pumpkin veis'
one Amdrd and nrniy-'ero7 pounds N1
a Cucumber four feet long, two other. tire
feet Xix inches in length and two -iu1'.s
from one .ccl, one Of which weighs seventy.
three, and the other twcniy-sryan pounds
n any one can tell better story leth.n
report himself Your, Be-. p.
Porter, Oct. 2sth lsj5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

L,DY's Book. Cooley Tor November b.
received. As usual i, is filed with the u-'.
ful, the Intellectual and the ornamental. l'
is one Of the most splendid Of Magazine, @'
81 90 a year AMI the cntorprisIn. publish
cr deserves a liberal patronage from che D.
Us readers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

HuTNG Back. \ New York paper an
nounccs that Hon. John VI. Wood has r.
Gently become sole proprietor Of the Portland
Argus. 4 little more than two years ago.
some Of these regular sheets reported him a.
proprietor Of the Oxford Democrat. We
did not dream the lie would 80 soon come
back to plague them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

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ufon him. ne va. distant toward O'Shanc,
and sid nothing about dividing his last
r.ruv with him n, hctorc; hut when thing
igsksl dark with him and bright with
O.Ssane. he was exceedingly Glad 70 hask
in his friend, Sunshine. Sull, n'twith'
standing this, O'Shaue was attached 20 him
and their wives were liko sisters. They
started in the world as pcdjlar, O'Shau'
leaning bis friend, who had spent all his
money In sickness, enough % g-ia we'.'
filed pack. In order b lessen expenses
thew rented a small hous', and their wives
liyci together while thsy wgr, away.
at length. the friend saved enough %
1T up a gr1--saop, and O'Saauc accepted a
situation az ~, South. They parted, ami
ncy,r met again until Sax months a-'-
twenty years have ,lars'i since ilgy s.phr'
atcl. tn, friend made enough money in a
few years. by selling grr,, O. so into a
more Jc,,ut AMI respectable business. lie
b,eamc Wholesale dealer, ami is now, am
told. one yf our wealthy merchants Bot
he H. represented as being exceedingly proud
ofIis position ia 1ciy,y, 10 the same time
that Lr B.. naughty AMI ov.rl.orius % those
In humber g,reuu.8ucr. With him., !
suppose. as with go many others, money,
a.. worth, makes ,ae ua1.
"O'Shau, vt1 vssa Gar wrrt'ier man,
ru.lsl al-aIa tbc S1rtf, unt hy selling
run. however,, was above th1'-hlt hy
fair ana honorable ;rals. Two years ago
De went % N.w Orleans, having amas7'i
ahlu, CIV thousand dollar, ia Charleston,
and srrscl into Gle cotton brokerage has.-
rcss. from which Ierrsirs. with ha'fa mile
Ion honestly made. Bet now fr &C. g.,t
ofth, story. o'Stsreht'r.,ern or bnrl
tir,t, frau hr, friend Or E6r-H vrars hat
he urIr-.,r q bow hevas CITING along.
and a.rgruiu.l o1 Do. arrival i1 Bl't,m'rr,
that Pc know nrthircaf hsa''.rl fortune.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
Judga Kanc.

""n
We know oiro language '''twi'' express
our contempt for This Judicial depot. The
position Or er,ari-s j. an exalted one, one
. ar great responsibility AMI power. NJ iroo
rcrr', can l11. liy' under the aimini''r'-
tru ola corrupt iul.gary twill under
mine ,h, very foundations Of truth and poi
.'u Oh, streams OF justice az 'h'ir fountain
hsal The 'ua's'!d.rrimoni by h'''n'nr
corrupt, iUfrs- iy poison into every other
department ~ Government. AND iU''r'' Che
whole body polite. Whenever h';'
Judicial iunsi''n'ry' throws ou Che 'r.a'.'
n' Jgsii'c, and a'-Tad'- h'm'.' '.'' '''
condition ola frr.r ''1.' and a' '''h PLACES
h.ms.il Boo Che hands OF corrupt political
l.n5cngur,, heuat only dssrlcr hIm~l''
h.' o'ar' anil Che community, .'' '' I'.."','
the very robes that 'n''Te'' ''n o" ''' ''t'
position, end e'n''m'na''' hy "'' ''''' '.'
courts o' truth AMI justice. y corrupt u.s.
honest Judge, i,a dangerous man. >sr''nlni
himself behind th' dignity which a''afh''
% bis high ohrial position Joe c'mm''-
wrongs ana 'H.ra;''' i"'' any ''""' '' o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

BucEwooD's EDNHrRcu MCAzINE o.
tcbcr, 1858. Contents.
North and the Noctcs Zaii,c q IL
nance. Part NI.; The Baltic in l'i1.-
Part H.; Modern Light Litenture-li''5'
~ From Madrid 10 Balhklau Books iI
the Holiday No. Amy recent N.'f
upon Sporting; Tho story Of the eamlai;a'
Part Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

Hon VIM. Brigham in his speech AZ the
Republican Ratification meeting in Taucull
Hall, made some happy hi,..
III" democrats, fIrce- o. The Administers
ton he said, are ,,ntcu4ln, a.1ins, u..
and also are The fr.e- o. trs STATE Admin
istriti0n. There arr al.o the u,sn who clll
themselves Whigs-she'hes they v5t,i far
Pierre or not. Laughter There + a
venture 10 the remark ; f1r some Democrat
may eKeann. &" he who steals ny purse
lPiercel steals trash" lGroat hushtsr.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02
DncoNTIyrED. Tho Warsaw NO. ID

DISCONTINUE. Tho Warsaw (Mo.) DEN
ocgat has tho ioll0v.Rc
4" We strike the namss Of two of our sub
scrlhers from our books this week. who have
recently been hung in Texas. We DO thi.
hccaus, we are not advised as yet, Of their
present llcality. We shall t.ks pleasur.
IN sending the democrat 70 thoir tddr a.
E,la ~ W hear from them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-02

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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-12-06

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Mainly for the purpose Of arrestig the evils Of Spurious
Worthless Nosrums also, for supplying the community With
RELIABLE REMEDIES
Whenever competent physician will not be
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Dispensary and Office,
No. IS ARCH STREET,
where applications fer Agencies will be reeeyed) has
purchased from DIR. JOHN X. ROWLAND, his
CELEBRATED
ROWANDJS TONIC IHTITERE
Known for upwards Of wentyn years the only sure
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FEVER AND AGUE, ke,
and hi. inss,inahIe Remedy for ea
BOWEL COMPLAINTs,
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which highly improved and
POPULAR REMEDIES, -sc- .-ff}
IoGEruER
The Cnversi.ys Remedy for COMPLAINTS Of the LUNGS
The Uniyersity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or INDIGx-
TON;
The Uniyersity's Remedy for cosTIyE- BOWELS;
Also. the UNIVERSITIES ALMANAC may be had Il the
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