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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09
CHAN OF LIFE,

the girl the toowdn and the at ssSAs 0pe-
ne 10 accevatc and the other gvddvdv S7>
resd prevent any Of be fatal diseases ula eQuepS
Y arne In consequence OF such change.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

because one bottle Of Il has more medieal
b It, and in consequence cures more dsas In much ie
Sine than bottle Of any other medicine.
n tlen, one botls OF BRANT5 PURIFIER win cus
rOUR TIMES more diseass than eas bottle " Sa,sqNs1
~" BkANTS PURIFIER" would be ehenp at )bn
toUdu bottle sdpastu0 At dsay But BRANT's
PURIFIER Ia sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle shd
bottle OF Il hds cured, and 10 capable Of curing, FOUb
TIMES much disease battle Of Sorsapaya. hero
fore Saapaa In consequence VI ts less snd is~
medical efficacy snoud be sold more than tcentv
See cents per bottle, to be a. cheap ~ tho PURIFIER
dollar
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09
Rev. H. ~. SEIION-Rcy r. STEVENSON

CoNCLusIvE- Rev, T.. w Sehon Is widely and generally
known eloquent aud accom- pshed pastor Of the ~
E church, And cv H. Stevenson has been known as one
OF the talented and z.alous members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast of for many years and
this time filling the high and responsible station Of agent
for the VI l.. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1919
We havs used John Bulls Sarsapara, and have known
Il to lie used, with entire satisfaction and We have NO
Eesitation in stating belief that II IA safe and
valuable. medical compound and calculated produce
much good and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would cheerfuly and most earnestly recommend to the
afflicted Il W. sEH0N,
lsigned) d STEVENSON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

4 Ar~ rate SECOND hsnd Wagon, apply TO 3.
n 'iu'hard, Csrrisge MAKER, Fa,c.sn ~.
ala
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-08-09

NI-IIcnr What DR.. stapp, phy sican VITO stands a,
the top of his profession saysof John Bus Sarsapas
har. h,en u'inY John Bulls Sasapsrils in great
variety Il chronic diseases, with the happy effects
aud hav. hesitation In recommending to the public
for the Of scrofua syphilis and all cutaneous and
glinduar di..ascs. Yours, Iuost fervontly,
Lewisport, n.y., April ., lSi9 WM STAPP, n. ID.
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES!

Mr. HAsKIN has sworn TO me above ACTS and ae facts
ue Witnessed and certified TO W DR.. T. WILLIAMS-Mr
] r. BROWN proprietor Of the Wet Rsas AsfI-Mess<s
6lSsELL 4 LEONARD, wholesale and retail duggists
od FVEVrN other v,spoefablS sssnn<n.
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One Dollars Worth !

How much GANCER-how much sYPHiLlS-h
much SCROFuLA-will one dollars soorh OF BRAN.
PURIFIER eurei Read tho following statement, WI
n n of liza
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
How we Stand

Although it /, by no means an agreeable
.ubyr, % contemplate, wo presume our
reader. will look for some indications Of the
result. so Gar as known. n any Of our
friends arc looking or crumbs Of c3m1rt,
we uIyi,, them 90 leave ihc following SUM
mary uunoticol.
In Oxford, we l5., our Senators, anil al
tbe County ticket. We ha,, elected : Re-
publican Representatives, 20 O opposition.
Last year vs., stood and 3, a nett los of !.
In York. Cumberland, Hsnuobrc, Frank
lin. waldo and Lincoln, the bunker fusion
i.t. elect their senator's, a majority Of their
representatives, and probably their County
tickets
Tho Republican. have not elected single
senator. ,o FAR a. We have heard and the
opposition have the House Of Representa-
ti,r..
There i' M Governor elected hy The poo
pie. We shall present the Governor vote,
in detail, o., soon o., rall return. are obtain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

TnE TABLES TuRNEp. A week or two
since young couple in the south part Of
this town, who had just been united in the
silkcn bonds Of matrimony were treated to
a scrcnade OF the Calathumpian order, by a
band Of some twenty performers. After
wearying themselves without bringing outthe
slightest signs Of success, they dispersed and
retired To their homes. The next day all Of
them were invited by the happy pair to their
new home to pagake Of a supper. The in
vitatiou was accepted and all passed OF TO
the entire satisfaction Of allan aiIectionate
farewell was exchanged, and all departed in
the best Of humor. Half mile Of the home
ward journey was passed over when one COM
planned of unpleasant sensations aecompa-
MED with vomiting few rods more, an
other felt the same symptoms, soon another
was seized, and in the morning the whole
band was declared unfit for service. The
victimiled are quiet about the matter, but
some Of the neighbors whisPer-ipcacuania
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

TIE great questions therefore of National
policy are yet to DO tried.
No party new pr old need expect unintcr-
ruptod success a new party, especially
composed Of the middling interest, the intel.
Iliccnt masses, Invested Of old oiicc-holding
leaders and party drillers, ought not TO eN-
pect uninterrupted success. Aristocncy,
habit, old organizations as we'll as Office
holders, whose pockets are lined with gold
from the National Treasury, are hard things
to contend with, especially when even post
Offices can be dickered for vote
Ear from feeling dependency at the result
OF last Monday, there are many thing which
should excite faith and hope. Arson =.
Morrill,. the candidate who will lie rejected
by this Democratic Wing alliance, will b.
the choice Of the people. This will be glory
enough for one year lie will receive more
votes than Wells, and vastly more than
Reed Thi, popular vote canno; h trihed
with. II is composed " the intelligence,
bone and muscle Of Maine and must b. r.
spcc,cd now as well a. in the future. The
policy ofpaying party hyori,cs forclcction.
ccriug services, and taxing the people for IL,
NAV continue for awhile longer; 5utitmusi
eventually BE- corrected. In a word, We
may ay, notwithstanding this temporary
check our opponents dare not ignore ihi-
popular vote AMI the policy Of the true Re-.
publican party wall yet become the policy Of
both the Stat, and nation 50, welcome de-
feat, and le, the corrupt alliance enjoy it,
m gotten gains. II good doe. not come OF
this, s,t "a. down as no prophet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Mr.. Editor Please inform BRO. Forl,.
that should be very happy 70 SOC him At
Bethel, but he must adopt some othercourse
to crafty his revenceful propsnsitics than
TO say anything about me or mine, a, I han.
nothing for him 10 lrriie about, and know
that he would not designcdly say what va.
untrue. So you sec ! have completely
the advantage Of him. lie did no, mean
just rs he said. Somehow or other, though
| hardly know why, he reminds me ola
young man who applied to the Surerintend.
ing School Committee Of This town n tsarb
school. On being asked bow he would gov.
ern a school, he replied that heshould max.
use Of moral suaslon as long as he could and
II that would not DO, he should try ,ap.,ql
punishment.
As to Bro. rs growing rich, trust ,la.
he does not estimate riches by the nuntsr
Of dollars a man has, but by the grsa,s,,
amount Of real happiness he possessed, ard
this was what meant, though douh, u5,
that he will lay up the cash also.
NIT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

QrEEN yIcromA N Pass. Queen Vic
toria's visit 10 Paris has been a success Of
tho most triumphant kind. Tho PareIan'
have expended an immense amount Of cnthu.
siasm. AMI the Emperor has exhibited the
most imperial of hospitality. The English
papers are lull to ovcrl,wing with accounts
OF the festivities.
Sunday the Queen remained in door
Monday visited the Exposition Of the Fine
Arts. Tuesday went to Versailles. Wclnes-
day brcakiastcd at ST. Cloud, private thea
,ricals by the arti,tcs Of the Gymnase.
Thursday ,lsitel the Louvre, dincd At the
Tuilleries, grand ball at the Hotel de vile
Friday, grand review in the Champs de Mars
lunch at the Ecole Militaire, visit to the
Hotel des Inyalides, evening at the Opea
Comique. Sunday rst. Monday return
to England,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Colonrp CmLpRrv N ruE Sruoots. Tho
new lew allowing colorci children toattrul
all the public schools, has gone into op.rl.
spn, and yesterday many of them attended,
with the white children. They crrat-I quite
sensation " among tho boy. and girl.
but no violent manifestation OF dislike were
seen. At the Smith school (c1l1rd) on'y
seven Isphs attended the primary DEPART
mont, and none In the grammar department
Tho primary school had 30 pupils at the las.
Official return, and the grammar school So
Most Of these children wi now attend tha
Phillips school COR hoy., and the Blvlo.n
school for girls, while th' Mayhow school
fur boy. and the Well. school fr srrls viii
each receive some additions 4 few will ne
- 80 scattered among ~, other school, OF
the city particularly a, South and Eas, b..
tom IBsst0h Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
Gbe 0tforN Democrat
PARIS, MAINE, sEPrEMBERli, 1855
PUBLISHED EvIKr FRIDAY MORNING nv
W. A. PIDGIN & Co,
rRorRlErons.
JoHY J.rERRy, Editor.

Teen. --One dollar and fifty cents strictly ~
,pvANcT: on. dollar and seventy FIVE cents With.
IN siS nou,s; two dollars ~ the cod Of the year
10 which n, cent, vii h. added lor every year
which rauncnt !. DELAYED.
ADyrUusrvrsrs inserted on reasonable terms
the proprietor not b-,ng accountable ior an, crrOi
beyond the .n,unt charged ior the advertisement.
r17-pauent f,r ~ advertisements Is held 20 h
,lus tom Oh. date ufihr bfst insertion.
rs. ". pETrENGlLL \ Co., 10 Nai'
~, B7I1g, AMI 10 Na,faa o., Nr io'k, ~,
our onl, nuthorir,i sccNis i"r procuring subserip
ous. forwarding advertisements.
- Commonwealth. .huuld objected 20 "Ths
ONfri Democrat Paris. Ne
Private l..tirr. ~ the editor shoulI be directed
10 him ~ ONTOEp, Ne.
Rock aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED
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NTirl,laii6S.
N1rcay,-Dayil Frost.

FRov CALuouNn Nrr York, Spi. TO-
The steamship Emrir, City, from Aspinwall
sept. 1T. arrived her about II o'clock with
the California mail, If Aug. 18th, 2G0 pas,
sangcrs and nine hundred and twcnty.nin,
thousand dollars, Treasure, principally con-
signed as fellows:
Wells, Fargo { Co., Sl9l,O VIM
Hodge & Co., 1000 Ross, Falcone & Co.
co 900: Flint { Co, 20 600 Thomas Wat.
.on & Sons, 22,OOO Gliddcn & Williams,
10000, and others.
The J. l.. stephens, with the passenger
from New York Of AUg 9th, lel Acapulco
for sun Francisco on the 23d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Yrttow fEyTR. Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Va, have hcen the scenes Of the prevalence
Of that frightrul po'tilencc for several weeks
past. The doaths have numbered from 80
70 50 daily. All classes are alike smitten,
and tho fell destroyer has turned aside in it,
c1urse FOR no obstacle. In addition TO this
dread disease, on the 9th, 10 cases Of small
pox broke out.
AZ Portsmouth, on Friday, there were
90 deaths, and 50 new cases.
Large sums are being collected, and for
ward d 10 aid the suffers. The last news
ars more encouraging, being fewer cases,
and the treatment proves more successful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

AGucurruEAL ENuBrrioNs. The Cattle
Show and Fair, will be held at Canton, on
Wednesday and Thursday, October 81 and
It'll. The addre., will be delivered by y.
T. TRrr, E,q.. Of Bethel.
The West Oxford Society hold their EH-
hibition at Porter, Wednesday and Thur
day, October 10th and 18th. The address
will be delivered by L. W. WIDGrwooD,
Esq, Of Cornish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

PoRrL,ND LooovorWu. We av, the
other day two finely finished locomotive
from the Portland Company. Work. chip.
pei on board a vessel Tor the lsthmus.
They were made for the Panama Railroad
Co., which ha. already bad eight locomo-
tive, from these works, and will have none
other. Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

A Nw VotuNE. T. d. Peterson, Phila.
dclphia, announces that he has in press a
new edition Of the " Deserted wif7" by
Mrs. +. ID. Z y. Southworth, author ofthe
4" Missing Bride" The work will DO bound
in one volume Of 600 pages, muslin, price
81 IS, or two volumes paper, price 81 90.
It will be for sale, September I'D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

The gentleman who left a largo clasp
knife in our counting room, is respectfully
requested to call and take the same away.
We have the idea that fighting through an
other campaign would be far preferable to
suicide.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

The Pennington Chronicle, in paragraph
on the subject, says, operations have o'cn
commenced in earnest, with strong crew
and proper apparatus, in the New sharon
gold diggings. We were shown a day Q,
two since, fine specimen, Come s WORTH n
the proceeds Of few hours washing WV
lump contained the value Of IS cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

\ man was killed ia Clarke count, 40.
kansas, on the 2pth ult., hy % boy mine By
ten year, Of age The child. father wac
ngas-l IN . fit fight with an9,i.rmln.
when the child ran mp aud stuck Sui.e BIO
hi. adversary, killing him instantly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Recent accounts from Aroostook, state
that the frosts have dore much les damage
in that County than was frst reported. The
crop has been seriously injured in but few
localities, and the prospects are favorable
for abundant crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

TALL BLAcEBIKRr Busu. We saw, the
other day, a blackberry bush measuring IA
feet and inches in height. 1t grew in a
field back Of the village, and may be sOen At
the Post ofses, at South Paris,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

TuANEsGIvrNG The Governor of New
Jcr,ey ha. taken time by the iJrrlock' and
has appointed Thanksgiving 0r THURSDAY,
October l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

The Worcester Spy learns that iar-
party of luml-rmcu, in nri1u, parts IS
Maine, arr making arrangements t1 cm-
crlir ~ Kansas the prr.sut fl'I, iu .as.n
70 commence operations the coming winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

\ Wilmington, Del, paper say. t'lt an
Irish weaver, named John Brown, who ONE
isratcl to the United State boz thr y.lr
1921, aud ST up hi- loom in Wilmington.
ia the same place it now occupies. hrs ever
since been ,uprrl Boo weaving carpet, tr.r,
aud still continues 10, us happy a, Oh. day
j. long, after a hpsr Of .is'y-our years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Mr. T. 4 Pike, OF CAla,-, auth.rs' az
Ida Nav, is laid 90 b., building a haHl.nm.
residence with the pr,crsd, Ut her book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

TIE FAsIrsr YrT. The railroad eonda'-
tor the other day. said his train went,o Ia't
that the telegraph poles on the track ''oe'
HE frc icc,k oonb .-"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

Res. Frederick -thinsham, OF lIantrr'.
has accepted On r',r,.,i1n 90 become 'ho
pastor Of the second u,.u,.n church .n
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

The Charleston Mercury ly. that ta.
Howard Association Of that city ha' .rut 81
two medical 'iud.nt-ou. arnih-
rury, aud twelve uur-s G., Nrria'k and
.''smpoe.-in all tvsnty.thrra V.r.uus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

baar, u h.lr sasA ''' ~
-.,r.,il the .,u,st.t, "a yeritahlo bear
mil throw nv ha, a; him; And as that
4il,'t s,sr hln,t threw ny coat and boots,
81 :, voa - me 10 this plight " As-
,,ni,hinsl' slid the Deacon, "Iwoud,r F.
how vou have GOT here with Avhole skin.
Come in and wen have h5ar hunt after
breakfast" The students boarding with
the Deacon wsre soon made acguaiut'd with
n, remarkable adventure ott'1'r a'soci''''
aud vyrV preparing 60 take thc field against
the comnJn Zoe.
jus: as breakfast was e1url''etonl "hie
IN were sitting their courage for the tsp'-
rate o,-.1n. sally, father made bis ap- /
rasrapc, before che Dac'n's house with
~. ,,ua.7t's hat. coat, &C., and tia che
smay that su, oftN, Acairuy chaps was
all. house U.s.. acknowledgements
url n, l.l com, 90 'r.rs ,hr~ bone.
U.r. vasa .,.u, and a fix. The pa0n'
wi. .S,ls, hs ,,uluf with graf ''r-
p.-.nss. and asked lim ..le bad actually
Zen ''d ..'.. - .,.-.-.,..,..
NJ one At "'. ''
t,all--. tf.rHr-. There we've SD many
,..t.-. t..t.r,tf +. would o..
'' .....,..,.- r.-, r..-r-,..
"'"s .t-..r..f....I
AHt N.'' '.'' .. ......r.-f.,.
tst Pave '..
.r- Sra Young s.s 81. Snow ..N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
MAINE ELECTION.

Tito Office Holders have met the
People snd they arc theirs,
National Democracy and SIniThtout
NliggcU Triumphant
Arson p. MORRILL,,
Though defeated, is the STAN
dare Bearer of the People.
THE StliTElS ALLIANCE, HOUSE, DO.
Wells isnot Elected, and Reed ~, per-
hap elected To stay nt home.
Allianc, Lies and Custom House
Gold Omnipotcnt!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14
RECApIrULhTION.

RunrruuyE vorr The following is
thcyo,r for representative, in thc district
c,mra.rl or p,ri., Hebron, Franklin and
Milton Plantations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

And trae,l 20, vinliag cour'e abOat
To ,nrl- ior ihs srecklcd ,rcu,.
Yis1. mu.is. - it lrap' sloHs
Mo-- p,ra,inr iA,a The ros'' song.
Oh hsrr, h-vr, 81 yo'',A vs,.s srSa',
On nv r-rrn hsrk. In rn'rlUeni
UrvU,l,r ,ru7rsin. j,rk an gay,
wroi bsv.,r,,sl rur vrsry way,
t. ts1s, ',rs,Harl bon bis hir,
o. Q src1., ths awkward hsrc'
70 sart its -h,,.sr' a1l "tr t'Nrc
O,r ,,,,v. .i-sss ~ ne chase
rhs, ,r,r,. NJ, a',r, tat they, huo5'h,
We, h,rr, rs,,.ms' Of or yoo'h'
arlh,,. NJ, East, The .asinl dn'rs.
We. vi, ~, ,,rr ,sr viani's glance,
r-,p l.,u,,'.or-lright, .ra'tling, tair,
rr,s'., m, f.-us ss.srhl-i there
Au-,n. ,-, .rrrss s1 ',ro0slr sst
T. pnrry. tta' well 7s'er frgrt
Tho a,rr'. s,n. ths 7orn'ai' side,
The ,-rf,I dance. wherever Ne l,lr-
The .---,s, -,rs-- H''' ,orrs heart,
WI a-', with .rr u'r lsrart
PEI on. cal irrr.h' oa~s' o'rr u' a-w,
t.taf- af,1r.s ,'.rl' ihs hrrv'
Tr-rv,-r srF frrr., @, Dc r.0si ir1r,
VIZ tr.f ,hr r1rt .f '1n.r- here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

contemplated '"lN " "" ''"''
terrific in power aud destruction Ia, been
taught to minister to the wants OF man,
Communication are now sent humorous OF
miles with the velocity OF Lightning !"
every part Of the country and it is no un-
frequent circumstance that such eommuni:
cations arrive bsi6r, they are sent.
Astronomy, the science Of sciences the
most sublime Of all natural Investigations
has shared this great law ofrrogrcs' Plan
c,, are almost daily discovered, and the doc
,rirrs Of attraction. li-h, and magnitude,
hay, h,comc p, thoroughly understood, that
,.,,,,,,r,r. have rrclic,al the existence OF
,,,rct. In PORTIONS or sracc whore they have
M, vet h,.n discovered.
Investigations have not rested in the do
main or matter. thcv hay, gone farther and
l,.b.r AMI r.r,,r,,,I the region Of mind
,rl .r,rp We hov, accordingly entered
,,,,, a., ..i,r,, ,, p,ych,l,-v. sometimes
lu.,.,.;.;.r,,i,,, and ,r,.mrri.r There
-. ~, ...u. Q, co.," o-.r,,,u,y,r, "a
spiritual o. well as n material ho1v. p.y.
sho'o-v has demonstrated this great fact, 90
which the scriptures hear abundant tcs,imo-
rv. Bv M. science We learn the spiritual
relation, orman Q, man, and Of man to his
Maker Jesus Christ anl'Svclenh'r- were
medium. ut spiritual communication and
whether N, spirit ~ Christ N,vcl % Svc-
d.rhrrr. or the spirit Ut Svelrnhor. lowed
2, Christ. isa matter of lint sli-h, moment
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

FoE SENATORS. We shall delay the pub
LEGATION or the vote for Senators until the
official return, are received The returns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

official return, are received. The returns
in our possession foo, up as follows
John Munro, Jr., has 5000
Calvin arrar, 3lGl
O'Nrn W Robinson, 1852
Caleb Z. Holland, 3lj5
REPRESENTATIVES We give the names Of
the Representative, elected. We lose three
districts and rlin Two, making the dol'g1-
ton stand, Republicans, l-llupkcrs, g..
TIL, &. No. hardly what we anticipated, but
we should like TO hear from the County that
can give a better report.
RglRirHs.
Pari' Hi,on, dS-Christophor c. Cush-
man, Hebron
RumGrd, iniov,, Ie.-RichardTaylor,
Byron.
BpolfrH, Woo1qool 5c.-Thos. Chasc,
BuckGcld
Turner and Harg5ri.-IIiram Hines, Of
Hartford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

CuVrlru1IoS,L AurNpurNrs The vote
" chi. town was a, follow We have .con
no other returns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

THE SElATElS ALLIANCE, HOUSE, DO.
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INSTRUMENTATION.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

National Democracy and StrniVhtout
NliggcTy Triumphant
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-03-09

The Boston Post pubshea full report Of the speech q
Senator Wells tbe FrenchspoiHti0n h with the fol-
lowing editorial notice 81 tie same.
We c~a aftentian 81 readers the speech al
Senator wels a New Hampshire the Frencsolatlon
Bill u wAs deFered IN the Senate before b was w.
ted against Ehe payment 81 the esims II strOns
especially the point a. the argument relative t. them
making citations from Judicial opinions ths fact
that certain extent actually existed between The
uned states and France In the times 81 rs II eonias1
too nch interesting relative the 0f public
men claims Among those whs opposed tEeir se
knouedEnsnt such statesmen Senators W Wright
Dickinson and Dix. n Sew York Hannegsn 81 Indiasa
I'm 81 HAMPSHIRE who made able speech against
theu Benton AZ Missouri Isigh and TYLER ~ Virginia
Grmndv and White. ~ Tennessee and Juhu G. Calhoun
Mr. weHSs speech y able, farribe eloquent and manlv
On occasion others, be proved himself worthy
and ht representative q New Hampshire HE speech
wen worthy an examination"