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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09
"WhoGains."

UrIgr uu. head ro Argus Of Saturday,
~. c4. hasa long article shout NJ Nor.
r'aaI Gle D-mosaas Republican Parry. IN
&, .--u, irs 1llovns pusarhs
To r-aca.ry is exposed Neither Mr..
Morrill, a.r r.,c.amocas organs 20 Ozar!
and pr.uh.,oi. have now die tarl,hooI 90
c1r him ar thsu,s'yc, Jamocrss.
ylr NorrI having ro-o into fellowship
a.u tlc 40 leading federal plpe.-,hc Ad.
ysrslr Of Portland, and lia HgaHrhec Jour.
ta'. aud ,hc Dcmocai and JsGsrson.an have
ing been competitors with these Jlr the STATE
patronage Though defeated by the 1.-The alae-
rt, of ,hc Journal) cluno, now hope to de-
c..ye by claiming fellowship with democratic
principles, OF Ia, democratic party, and they
u,Il uo, Dare TO .nsui, the intelligence Of the
people 50 much as TO altsmp, 10 % Il.
They have gone over, hook snd line, bob
and s.oksr, 10 the Old federal vhig party
They may Try to call illusion and republican,
but q, won't DO; ,hcclavs stick out 80 plainly
as 90 reveal the nature Of the aulmal in spite
u al attempt. a, eoucealment.
Tho slraish, cot. siiir wings will now b,
his mos, sure and s,eadls, friends, It he cal
coneilisio them.
! Asve Predio.rd they would be, and as 'hU
re,u', kSs proved, the NoHll demOcto,i hayu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

Sr,rr lrruru SruorL-Wc find 10 the
Advertise the following synopsis of ,holas'
repor.ofuc Superintendent Of the above ia.
w,uuon
Tho Rron .hoas ,aa, from Nov. Il, 1853
to Nov. u. 1851, IL boys have been ai-
m,lrd. Of whom have been discharged
lclrIn, the School. II were commit
ted by the Supreme Court, &c by tie Mua.s..
pal Coanof Portland, - by the Bango, ro-
lice Cour. u by Gardiner Police courts and
the o,hsr by tho various Police courts 2ul
Justice, Of tho Pcace; IS have been commit
ted dunn, minority. aud the remainder for
various ,o,ms from one to seven years
have bocr committed tor larceny, 81 for be
iuc common runavays, and the remainder ior
minn oa,nees, whose alternate sentences
would have been the States Prison, the Csun
y Jail. or FINES, either Of which would mol
be a, al likely 10 effect the reforms on the
youthful ,agrana-9O belong IN CCmberlan'
county. o. in KenDebec, Is in Penobsco,
and tie remainder to other coun,ie'-l7 ar'
Of foreign birth, and Of the 1907 wer'
born in Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09
PARIS. he. FEBRUARY 2, 1855.
PUBLISHED ryri FRIDAY NoENiNo ~
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. BROWN, Editor.

Tcrrns.--.O,. .i7lar srl iiiy ces's s'rri, -
,rv,sCr. orc Frrl.1rH se,sH',-0,r rrH'F rHh-
.1 ~ H.Hfhs. two d. ',.s Hf fh. r.i Di i'r t.ff
o. .1l.h ff, esuts eIn lr ra 'cl hr every year
which H1ynart d. DELAYED
AuvrErisrarsr.ir -srt.l oH reasonable irru's
the rl.rr.-f.r.p.tI..r H...rH..''r hr ans ruur
hr,6rrtt- ,.1...st +. Er..s| .I thr rifut'sr~-rt.
-rS. ". TTTTINDlLl a Co., ~ Nf'
&C., B-sfu. ant ~ Nrrrs - Nor los, zee
grr HH', arfh.rr.' H-Frfs t.r rrgCufins suh'.. ir
Hrs, frgBrl.r. a',sIf'sr~,r's.
-F-psrr-rf Zoe 1.' 1Iy1ri..arrris b. bold Goo ''
Ir.f,. fhr Ditto .fIh. N.f' .Fsr-i.H1.
r-T- J,mur...rt..-s shru.l objected o. The
uNlri u.uH.af. Ir.., Nc
BooL and Job Printing
rEuvTTIN AND NEATLY lNEClIEh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

wAsnSoroy. Jan % Ge-u' same.
Houston. ia bis speech to-day sg1.n>' o.,
Volunteer b.Il. made tc--.,r.ko, which ".'
tell very fvoraJIy to bis chances IS ODE none
ip,o Of ,hs Know Nothing party f'r 'hs next
Presidential election. ThoGsngnl has ~.
cr, .or, Of thundsr 20 serve hIs Purro''.-'s
Indians. the elcrry, tho military, the J. .'
and tJe lad.es-and he il not disPos'l "
6rr-o II. IN his remarks he sustained 90.
,,,i,foa, taken bv Commissioner Manyrs'n
,y,ir,, the lnudulsn, entries Of 'hr arm' or
s,sr, Of Font Iravsoworh, aud The hir'h
,.,,ers ppon land, belonging to 'he Der.
wares. The House to day Was Prnc.Ta.N
enrro,s,d v,,l,touiiorial business mere
oln,.on, sending a Government steamer u,
search Of " Kane, ware finally passed. ''-
A., now In tn, hands Of the Executive.
New York Evening P'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09
Honc.ty agali..PIl,bary Supper.

hoEc'ty uBalH''A LiNSu4y S"fF'A'
We clip lhc following morcslu fom the
Liberal cd Fusion organ:
I'VE received, .lsiasour r1fcr was going
io prrss. 900 account of tbc "ilurull Suppsr
which comc Of a, tho 'Ftrur Hose, Dock.
Geld, che ls,h all lta-rcr dat instead Of
. crowded house and table, a, va, au,Ic.plt.
~. there vas bui ono guest, arl De- ,he reio.
uons Seth Sampson Coming s,on's ra,,
,ho,rs.aiaNs before"
Norway Advertiser.
The hor.'.y Of the thing viii De- discover.
cd va.n,he proceedings 70 ODE meeting a.iu.
i,d To SO read, and especially when ,ur fact
b. kronHl'-, lho Norway Advertise, lr.r'
90 Trrg Hs '.y t.tars d. nohrg came off
b., OBJ. b. l.., knlv,h and unuurrip'sI than
sommua. Therefore uoJ,Iy should D. 500.
prissI tbs, concern has been in the clair.
,oyltt ,4rs b. oIira, &, j, ohiy natural that %
should r-or, "G1r0mg' 81 mrriags ,eO
1r three i.y, before they 90, held.
Ba' b grtiaiJriHg account rHmiras
Do. o. ODE n.!orlas "plOl,buy or chicken
supper, yH.rh came OF soma ums ago ~ :
pubIis % 1880, no, iNcaty miles uI "Q4a'
reported 80 doing, 81. lho t.na, be-. iacy wen,
omitted Grarou, rcls1as, and finally lost
w ..,o1 fsw fr1n msmory q, go oa,at 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

General Henry Wilson, Frec'o'l' h'' l y,
been elected United States senator :,
Legislature Of Massachusetts,. li' - ,,,.
ioi votes majority IN the IIoa''' 80.
ci,sly the requisite number in 'he seo''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

9Th. Down Elsler," new journal -, -
iy., come to hand, published by Cady y ",
., v,cbapie Falls, Mrnot. The 'h''' GU
which /, is printed - not large. bot " P''
,epls a very rcal appearance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

In the dead letter Office at Washington, on
the 2nd lust, were 1000 bushels OF dead let
tors, which were conveyed 10 tho suburbs
and burned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09
s>&A W

Tie Arru. under iit present management
pr,lsng, 10 be purely Democrats. u hl.
dropped Republican aurcomecnt Drmocra'
Il was formerly Democratic Republican, ''
now {, j., s1urily democratic. |, therefore
lsn,r. Mr. Morrill, anJ bis Democratic r.
publican supporters 90 oS'rd and Pcnoh''''
hscaus, ,hsy have stuck 10 dsmocrai,c p''a
r.r'r. vhlls iha, journal has, 10 both STATE
and National politics deserted the sound end
uo,,rou. principle. Of thc nr"oe"'i' Re-
publican rauy. To conceal i's own want &"
l.,ly 10 Republican principles, II charge 'H
o'I friend, with ,r,lchsry and dc'crioo'
T,ro1, maura, look 90 ihr Argus. uae,
10 va, %, defender of RoplI','in State
Rights. Oac, o, oa' opposed q 'h' EN'en.
s.al OF slavery Oaec 10 regarded doe pin.
c.r'.s Of freedom, ss of ruuNan, imror.
lance. And once again % lomcr.y regarded
rc true doe,f.ac ct POPULAR sovereignty
ari consequently appealed TO h-yir'Ho intel.
lrcrr, AND mo jlt1uga, Of che people 90
ssu.n. political contests. When ,ha, jour.
nal favored these things {, va. what it pre-
tended 90 81, 900 c,po1ra, u Democratic Re
publican principles. 7, nilhc confidence OF
Frcmc1 ltvastcad 900. cherished 1y he
people. ltvls Nauo.ll ,1 ~ continents
humane Boo i,scn7rctrr and .7Iaaisa,rsa1u-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

"a stray sou Of Old Oxford will &c :, re e.
on the outside. iii' eonmO0'''"'"
plelc with ln,osost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09
More of the Old Sort.

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rum " ''''F'' "' ~ 80
WIN '''''''o' NV. W. W., '''. W ~, a.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

A Court House is 10 DO boih Al 80.
renee, Massachusetts, st a CO." o. s''''.
coo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09


81 .'''..'l' ,'' '''-, "'
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"'' ''' -'"'.' '.-.. -, ,n...r, ~,
teachers ar ar our comnar rphuos. Let
ihsvork hc al, oa,c rommaacci. !, sluUo,
he t., SOON. THE llo people Of tie State
gill endorse and sustain, bu,rht appropriation
ols!lihe resource, ofihq STATE 30 cudow our
AcaJ,mies. 90 lhc rsslgr, Of,he interests Of
OBJ, ,nnrua schools, will not meet with lhc
peopir. APPRECIATION. We therefore hoFo the
Legislature will gi,. al lhcsa applications
,be so-hy.
While on this subject, Ne may as wei.
saw. ,la, wc sre opposed to al appropriations
IN schools as we'll as olhsr institutions, which
arc no, based on some general principle, and
p,opsss soms general benefit to the State. !
,oalJ,o, contribute to the cndswman, OF
,,y,,.ur,,on with the fund, Of the Sp,c,
nnlo.. ,he State, a, : ro,emzenl hl, voice
i, ID. management. pruponiona,c to the share
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-02-09

s-yIrr. Posed % b. Hrsiri-B.'l maxi
in- far,hs. provision Cor iho conveyance Of
p,oDcr,y or married women additional ro.li-
iay 10 de H.rca1ui's Bank % P5uaai 10 ia.
rsl,s us ea2i,ll Soc. Oflhc Casso Bank.
IIarsz. Oisr,l. THu 'hc Con. %" STATE
Printing and B.nl,a. bsJir,ciaj 80 report the
most favorable ,srns upon which Tie printing
and biudlng may b. la.e by separate and dis
uaei eoalrseiiag P4Iliss, Fros To making
contrast therefor.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16


81
|o6e
o8
pNpS sna 9lN
&aeh, fIsh.
er1 1llt. WI
feflumeKys s1a oNNt
Exlfaesa pure E.lenl
waYG Xeatf pow o keIcn
ieinee ShakeFsi g IS le4l tamenl1
Ioeelhe with eFely Article teaeIallg 1onpriaed
10 the skorh cl DrueNtgl cf Rtgslelans and every
article 81 Medicine wdnted On planlaiions
81 ID aneas hnc con9enltnl estle, 81 o
have been se|tcled with much peleonnl ca
purchased a4ee from the manulnekaKel
aaenitsin this country and Eufore All
powdered dius are prepared from material oais
niq seIet ted, sud arc WaefanteQ strictly pure nF
q Sc quality
flane aefts have heen made with the 4AlIm
ae.eEefs CUT q be constantly s0ppI 4
from 1Inmsr GERMANY Palleliers f1ench1 and
American ms8 es, which uill be sold s.
the most Feascf e feTIuss
Agents Tor Ga celebrated i s ff3I0N IN US
j dR p superior g any g Gle world.
aheV are pfrp red g faFnlsh dealers With g
following genuine r AIEAI MEDICINES: b
Lyonis KalhaiFon, Dalleg's Pain Extractor.
HIoxlcan Mus ang Liniment, B Fahneslook'
vermiinge David Jaynea Family Nadicines. John
Bulls 81 sapagiilas S. + IoNuaena.s caEsapa la,
Noodmsn Chetry ExpfctotaHt, Wcodman' Ex.
tract jamaica ElneeF Woodman's pan killing
Liniment oodman's RurgatiEe Pills, Osgood's
Indian Cholaqoqun, MINORS Magical Fever Cure.
Simmons liver Medicine, GFay's Patent Oint.
meht, Graekenberg Medicines, Malfat's Hlis and
Bittsrss Green's 0xygenaed Bltlelas spenceF.s
r tlle, Radway.s Ready Relief, Bilhness Cafmina
tive and Astrtngent Syrnp, Thasn's Extract .
Saraapa rilla and Copaisa. Sands SaFsan lla. 81
Arrangements have been made 10 receive dIreC
from Saratoga, supply 81 Congress ale
JARVIS,
fs8S ~ Nyf1fA
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4.4
COMM k< N
ITS nFfe Row
w
D4AtNh
LIME, q 5l30GR S
~e>.Ss.ss~ &s,4 kMn
G1HkGgb811 SUP 2tte8
ssss.fis S. noe ll,s f,ilsr - sft1Ief
FOR Rf5 DFS
5o.s,.ks. ps.-....S t.s.asa.. ls6 Iboms. So linz
"a IS. IS ssfs.r I.Se. III. AiiSn. 0oire. sl
~ ". ~, s4,.. slllI s..sf Pl6ssetir fFail.
81, sess aasof. s. rs Is s. 4. md Sd.
ngnl Stores
81 lb,s md ef1 kess q rs4 u bhls coai srns.
10 de fiff. ID do Resin, 10 bales caknm
fkQsr rs
go efees aespltee AlaseA ess-a 8 % akl.s.s'
nsf,r o1efoc
So ktes Weston reese 81 bze aslns 3 g GO
10 at hx5 das q sokss 4sgntle Sana<sk ~ uo
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16


DYANtS GAITERs, Doors AND SHOES.
III 4 doz Ryan's best Kid IppeFs;
doz Ryan's best black satin Franca Cater
Boots Foxed,
doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Cater
boots tipped,
doz Ryan's best black satin Franco Cater
Boots lain
1oz Rvan's best act Kid Alaboni's slippers
1 ioz Il best black Kid Buskins Slippers,
doz r ans best black Kid Walking shoes,
doz Ryans best black Kid More eco val ng
Shoes,
oz Ryans best blac Roseste slippers,
Id Ryans best bIac Kid asst color toilet
Slippers,
doz vans best black Kid boofees,
aoz Ryana best black Kid Boot Nor 1cco
Bo00tes
IL doz Ryans best black Calf Bootees,
Together with laroe lot Of Misses and Chil-
dren's Caters and Shoes, al C9lors ann Sizes;
For sale BY
HAIR WOOD q cRA WORD.
Vicksburg DEC lb
T1E.ASTER p bbls. iresh--jusl
reed from New York eall az the Yicks-
bul Lime and Cement dppo dec15
Wd sIIERARD.
oZ Bottles Charcoal
lbs. arb, l4agnesia, = bottles
490DI
Doz. Henrey,s Gale Magnesia,
Lbs Eng ISL Calomel
Id Doz. Arnolds writing Fluid
For S. By P.B 6. & 60.
august I i, 1864.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
GAMBLE 81 SKATES.
Marble Yard

China Street, Vicksburq, Miss.
TN addition to our stock we have received d
large lot Of Italian marble direct from Italy,
in bIoek and slab also the finest quality Of
Americana; We have also large, varied, and
splendid lot finished Of, ready for engraving.
The finest qua ity Of Monuments, Tombs.
Head and Foot stones of all sizes, marble
nantel pieces, caps and 81 Is Tor building, steps
for doorWays, and every thing in the Marble
line.
Engraving done III the neatest manner, and
AZ the shortes notice.
We invite the people ID need Of such work to
call and examine FOR themselves
81 orders pro aptly attended to.
a snpen6l ol 81 Italian Marble Mantels On
hand and lol ptiees ranging from $50 to
$500. s4Iy
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
PRENTISS HOUSE.
HI. aEnIlE6lNs. Esronrfetor.

VIcKsBURC, Miss.
THE proprietor Al ibis splendid hotel, begs
leave ID inform the public that he Is now
prepared 10 entertain travellers. visitors and
boarders. IN the very best style. The bull.
ding Is councillors well supplied with fur.
niture, convenient 10 The steamboat landing
aud gEilroad depot and the Proprietor Is de-.
termed thai bis table ehaIlnot be supposed
.bY thal 81 an hnff n RE sonfh ee THE
1fenNFe LIZ totlavel ~ %
reed moi be under any ap-
prehension missing boat. noV2t
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
Had w IA IL
AND
1RO S r. g r. Il
EST e BEL

AND
II 81 IN S II g B "A
pwaEsTLY q BEN
Nos se and 81 Camp s eet. Aeg 0rlaae
IN l59R IS and fleaiers ID Foreign and Do,
nestle Hasdmaa. e.llilety, Iron, lin elafe
a.. sc fhan sends Tor their xeFy
palfon Ill
ena rompt atientl'
t hone secure 70 tA Continuance 81
t...f favSrs BIZ arrivals ff0iA l.dEapeal aud Nos.
tssD ports they are Instantly receiving fresh sup
= carefully selected. 81 every thing lp their
eancon6denalY inv te the attention q puf
chcseFs to theis large AID well assorted stock, u
v. ,ich The following isa w:
EngI sli Bar Iron round, saate nat--tO " tons.
Best Cable do Dc 90 ae-lV TONS
D5 Pennsylvania ID 40 do-l00 tons
NJ hoiIeFpate do-20 tons,
do nfonnI square g fat 500 tons
10 Fcnfessee bsl er ate 58 toas,
ia ao plough do-z4 tOns,
A. IL n0nlds-10 tors
D, 10 plates rs tons,
Brazicrs' rods. 1, 5.I6 and incA d--S0 q
Sheet iron tsh, American % Tenn
from 04o 500 bids,
Toop Iror---fro.s SD to 4 e inch-- 90 bdls
Round do-..lroni i 20 2 / 2 inch. 900 bdls.
fsnt Malls --Ce sbFated Weymouth, and other good
bFands-3, 200 Kegs.
.Drpss Sol III es--300 kegs
Packet and Table Cutlery kaz0s kEes
nm Plates. best Charcoal brands. 600 boxes,
Block TIN. Eng, Speltef &c, 5000 pounds,
Rrazi,fs Cooper, from 10 10 40 Is sheeis, 20, 900
fsaietan. Shear. Blister aud Cast Steel, Is 900
xeT genuine Collins Iunis' &C., $50 boxes
spades and Shovels, Amesss and other brands
$50 dozen,
WhilIsnora,s Cotton, Wool and Horse Cards
.alfse Mills, Wilson's genuine, 200 dozen,
Patent Balances and Platform Scales, Antils,
Vices. Stock and pies. Bsllow,
OK. Trace. Log, HalteF and soil Chains
Chain Guides anchors, CoopFs' tools. Timers a.,
american and Eng lish Locks, Sliding door FuFni
fnfe, HOOKS and lates hinges, Butt and Parlia-
nent Hinges Window Fasteners oF every de-
.scriptian. Of every desc ption and pat
terns Gross Cot. 81 and u III Saws, Ploughs 81
King's Ha'f aad othel good brands.
HolIo Ware M Easllne so tons
Taffed and anniIla Rope n size
Oakum Marine. H0us Inc 1o
Spen, Linssed aed and Whale Oils.
Atlantic Pure " hlIe Lead
Black and KeloW Paints. Nefdiefie
2 .4is and Chrome Green
French P9is from l1 50 pia
Mil and GsInd stones
Sheet. BIZ, 80 BE d, Lead Pipe zc.
They are also tlle only AgeDls il nj 0sleans8
ef EilIman. anleer celebrated Te0n see
Iron nov Is. 1883
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

sssors 10 e 3 gsser e Co.
h LAYS keep on hand the largest variety
ofDry Goods, Boots q Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Clothing, Saddles, Carpet Sc, in Vicksburg.
Their stock Is equal il richness, cheapness and
extent to any in the southwest New Orleans
pct excepted nov I8-tf.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

4t260 bxs Sardies, salmon and Holsters,
NII0lbxs Can on ger and shakers Pfesel
yes,
I8 bxs Raisins' cTiIron and prunes;
IA bxs MAcaroni and dutch cheese;
&c bxs Pie frniirs oelchnps and pickles
SIS bxs Clafet. sautern vine and cordial
4 doz French frrit, preserved Ii own
Juice,
daz Salad Oil Is bxs lemons;
SO doz Pfdston and MeTrilss yeast pow.
derrg
7bbls Almonds, peCanetand CFanberTlel
Just. received add % sale BIZ
may I9 DANIEL SWEET.
Is sntation Tobacco. b boxes il
store. iune9, e. BRO.
NEW New BooKs.--
Life and advantages of country Merchant
b. j B. Jones.
Our Parish, Or Annals ofpast0F end people.
Tneplurality Of Worlds BY Hitchcock d. j.
Central route to the Pacific. hY 6. s.. Hemp.
Tha two roads, Of the right and the wrong,
BIZ ]. Knorr;
Kew gardens; ON Chambers Miscellany
Struggles for hfa Autobiography Of dis
sending Minister.
The trials If . mind, BY Z. s. Ives, q. Z. b.
antef's Northetn brides BE- G. 3 Hents.
lfot saleby iane9, @. Q. w r Co.
tone Ware. 1000 Jugs from
to allons,
500 Stone Jars, frons1 to gallons;
60 Chufus from % gallons;
100 MIX pans, from 70 gallons;
10 boxes stone pipe Tor sale BY
may0B 2. SWEET
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16
Ml

Notice.
HUSf Rec and fQr sale, q iargs eno
- splendid assortment q
Fail and Winter Dry &ao0sss
sonsisting u part superior aTtlsie ol La
ies, Cloaks. lnaas Mantilles, Chimizetts O.
MI qualities: Franch lfefinos. Delanes Cash
neres. fll-. a general assortment Of
DEL S Go 90 aSa
ri gsF3is5fais,.y lso. q good ass0F tmentof
egNTg agElss CLIO
Boots. Shoes ats and Cap go q wnlcn
ae will sell at very reduced prices 'eF casAa e
GOD 8 BROWN.
SEP 90 1854.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1855-03-16

Sheet. BIZ, and PIe Sd. Lead Pipe. Ec. s.,
They are also tlie oni AgeDls ia n CLEANS
sf Hillman. ahleef celebrated Tenn see
Iron nov IS 1883
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-02
Propagation.

One OF the strangest things in this world,
is the carelessness with which marriages
are contracted. Raisers of milking stock
are as careful in their conjunctions Of an
imals. as it is possible to be. Gentlemen
attached to the turf are eminently scrupu-
Ious cautious in this respect Vice of the
mind-weakness of the muscle-a want of
courage and endurence-badness OF temper
liability to disease, do each condemn a
h, rse and exclude him inexorably from the
breeding yard. Only the best animals tri-
ed, and approved in severely contested
races, are employed in the production Of
horses for the turf More than tbis, they.
have got to have Pedigree, and come Of
ancestors of pure racing blood, and distin-
guished on one or both sides for thorough
bred qualities and great performances
Else they are rejected.
Are men and women bred with this care
anywhere in this world? We do NOT know
of single locality shere they are. And
yet what comparison of importance is there
between The stock of men and the stock of
cattle?
Physical defects of the most frightfuf
kind, moral defects Of a repuisive character
constitute too generally no bar whatever to-
marriage in the best society in this country.
Consumption is bred in without thought
scrofula perpetuated-gout is unhesitatingly
transmitted, while drunkenness is crossed
upon sobrety, and hereditary lying and
stealing are set down as young crop Of
thieves and dodgers. and meanness, laziness'
greediness, sillines, sel6shness and vulgarity
are tumbled into the common crucible Of
marriage, and received in the inexorable
law of production, as the characteristics of a
generation Of men 'and women. Among
human beings constitutional defects are as
transmissible as they are among horses
So are moral defects, and so, thank God,
are the neral excellencies. Yet the great
majority Of the people of this country act
in defiance Of this physiological law-more-
probably in ignorance of it-BgSaAO' De-
mocracy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-02
TOYS AND NOTIONS.

Any quantity Of fine toys,
do Wooden toys, Any quantity dolls,
Laughing doll heads, India rubber,
Miniature sets of carpenters tools,
Toy watches, large assortment,
Hair pins by the pound, Buckskin purses,
Shawl pins by the gross, dozen or single one,
La ther boxes and brushes, silver Pectaeles'
Blue and green single and double glass sPecta-
cies, Goggles and eye projectors
German silver spectacles by the gross, dozen,
or single pair, Silver spectacies'
Imitation eornelian rings, very cheap by the
dozen. Cheap sewing birds, 50 70 per doz.
And thousand other articles, that have nei-
ther time nor space 10 mention. -
Country merchants and dealers will do well
to call and examine my stock before Purchas-
ing elsewhere; as l will sell goods on as lib
eraI terms as can be had any where this side Ol
New York.
am agent for the celebrated 5. B. and T.
percussion'caps. smooth and ribbed, which
offer to the trade at the lowest New York pri-
ees, in any quantity from 5000 to 5O,OOO in
packages. Also Ely's double water proof caps,
Cox's, Hats and Star caps kept constantly on
hand. AIIcaps sold by me are warranted 10 be
of superior quality and FULL COUNT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-02

Gov. Wright says our grass crop is not
properly appreciated. No crop. he says ap-
proaches so near a spontaneous yield, and
none yields SO large profit. The hay crop
of the United States in 1850, Was over IS,
100000 tons; that of 1856, be estimates at
100000, which is worth Sl5O,0o0,0o0
while the whole cotton crop is valued az
Sl2s,OO0OO0. Of this crop more than half
is produced BY the four States-New York.
(which yields one fourth Of the whole) Ohio
Indiana and Illinois. The grass crop which
is used for pasturage. is at least as valuable;
so that this single herb is worth annually
over $3OO,OOO,OOO. Few people will be-
lieve that the grass crop of this State is
worth more than its wheat, and yet statis-
tics show that such is the case.-B'faIo'
Republic