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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
"Pick Your Flints, and Keep Your
Powder Dry"

It's no time for the Republicans Of this
County to lay down their arms.
Tho war is but just begun, and because
We have in Maine suffered temporary de-
feat, It is no reason why we should leave
the field, or ground arms"
Washington was frequently defeated du-
ring the Revolutionary war, almost always
in the early part Of the conflict. Yet tho
end Of a protractol struggle, he gained the
liberties Of the country.
Tho nominal victory Of the British at
Bunker Hill, was TO them In It, operation.
a defeat; 30 viii the temporary triumph Of
the foes or Republican principles in Maine,
bring about similar results.
Tho Republican party has had its Bunker
Hill. ADD 1t i no les SURE 10 have its York
town. Therefore, fellow Republicans, slap
on tour GrDrs. ~ " minute men," ready
in moment, at tho sound Of tho huslo
note. Of freedom. TO rush to arms. Stand
hy your noble banners, md under their
folds Ugh, On, until final victory crown your
patriotic efforts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Judge Howard.

We were engaged in professional matters
the past week in the S J Court at Port
land, Judrr Howard presiding.
His Official term Of oficc expires on the
23l inst hy Limitation, after which he will
undoubtedly again appear among hi'profs-
sional brethren at the Bar We have long
known Judge Howard, both az the Bar and
On the Bench. Before his appointment, be
bad for years bosn engaged in an extensive
and lucrative pnoticcTn hi profession, tax
ing high rank at the Bar, both a' safe
and discreet counselor, and an eloquent, sue
c,.,ful plradrr.
since he has occupied his rrr-rnt position
be- has really been one of the beet and most
acceptable Judsr- W. have ever had in this
State.
Many Of hi. written opinions bear the
imrrcs, Of master. hand, while a. a i0al
Justice, he has had no mpcrior and few
equals, among the eminent men that have
adorned the Judiciary of Maine.
Prompt and decided, yet ssn,lcmanly, AZ.
fhl. aud kind. he has won the confidence
and commanded the r~recto both lawyer,
Jurors, officers AMI clients, anl be- will car.
~ with him into private lia the b''twisbo'
and kind regard, Of an who have IN any way
Lc,u associated with him in his Official or
private capacity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

puwprs Mus BLowS rr. We gather
from the Portland Advertiser the following
particulars n the rcccnt terrible explosion
or Mr,.r, whipplc'' powder mills, at Cor
ham, Ne, last Friday.
The explosion first took place in the
pres, mill, and from thence almost instan,a.
nc5u'ly communicated to 10 krg. of pow.
dor in canal boat. which was near the
mill. anil from which those who were kill
81. with the exception u Mr.. Hawkes., were
engaged IN lischarEing empty casks Tho
mixing mill also exploded, supposed TO 10
occnionsl by the ,imbers from the press
mill.
Tho following persons were killed
Oliver Gc,rso whiPrlc late of Lowell,
Mas
John SWEET or Gorham.
Edward Hardy Of Raymond.
samuel phiuncy Of Gorham.
Franklin Hawke of Winiham
Luther Robinson Of Lowell.
Jamr. Whirrlc was jus, alive Friday eve
ming, anil hs recovery was very doubtful.
samuel Libby was injured, but IL was
though, NJ, fatally. Only one gf the per-
sous killed wa'at work in the mill the
Others vcrr engaged On the canal boat, aud
In the vicinity u It,"
Its supposed the explosion was caused
by a workman, Who was making s1me ~
pair, in the prs mill. Tho rrTairs nordoi
wrrc 20 slight, that the usual TrcnuiiJn "
sct,.ag down the hpor WIS not considered
urccs.ary, and w.s omitted, hcncy the Iool-
auch1ly result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

condition of the country, and the position Of
the old parties created the necessity Tor a
new party, which now rallies under the time
honored name Of Republican.
This in bricl Is the history Of the Rcpub-
lican movement. 1t has been cmPhatically
a movement Of the people, not dictated by
leaders, but il has grown up in spite Of
them. Like all the great political move
ments Of the past, this new party will ac-
complish it, high mission.
We have now in the Geld great party for
freedom; a party, though young, yc, PO''cr-
fll and mighty /, is a party based upon
the principles Of eternal truth.
This new party will exist and grow IN
power and influence until tho great Issues
growing out Of the slavery question are set
tied.
Tho Republican party Of 1855 will ulii-
matcly triumph. II will save the Union,
and bring hack the general government to
the principles and policy Of its noble foun-
dcrs, and pcrpetuate the blessings Of liberty
% future generations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Weekly Summary Of News.

The Cunard mail steamers have b..D ,.
leased from Government service. 81 ,b,,,
weakly European mail will be resumed =
December.
Hon. Williams Emmons, a vcne-ab. ,,l
we'll known citizen Of IIallowcll, died on A..
18th inst.
We learn from the Maine Farmer ina, I
NJ. Whittier, Esq, Of Boston, rcctn,lvr,,
scntoi the inhabitants Of Vienna, III. b,,,,.
town, a town house. The building /, ,o-.
modious, /, finished in good style. ani,,
substantial and handsome testimonial ofl,
regard Tor associates Of bis early M.
The firm Of Little, Brown, & Co.tb
said, can produce receipts for the sum q,
half million dollars which they h,wr,.l
Tor copyrights. One family have received
one hundred thousand dollars.
The removal Of the Canadian Sat 9fGgv.
eminent from Quebec to Toronto, va. f,.
mally conummatcd, last week
There is paper mill in operation a,w,.
tervillo, which makes an excellent article n
wrapping paper from ITcmlock lark IN.
inventor thinks he can make finer ainl, u
PAPER, from the same substance.
The motion Of tho counsel f5r Alderman
Roosevelt, Of New York, 70 quash Tr,,acl.
ing. against him, was REJECTED by the Jal,,
Mr. r. il ono Of those charged with hay.a,
received bribcs, for hs influence in matters
boforo the city government.
Tho New York PAPER, announce IA,
John Van Buren, j. about % take the stun,
in favor Of the sorts," ard asair., ,fs
Republican PARTY.
The time fixed for the filling mp n ,,
subscriptions f1r the shares Of the Chr.,,a1
Mirror, has elapsed, and the publisher s,
received no notice that the conditions have
been complied with. The last ruuf.r
states that there now seems 20 b. no aI.r-.
native lnt 70 push on in tie god 90
way"
Henry Wari Bcechcr commences th,
week tuesday lccturiuc tour "out West
Cor which he is to b paid one Amdrd cd
hrsr,y.frs dollars & n,gii, or thrco WOKE.
and all expenses paid.
VENOM Tho legislature Of Vermont,
assembled on the llth at Montpelier T.s
lIouso organized by the election of q vs..
CRANKY, Republican, as Speaker. by rn
l76 70 - fr al others, and =. " ,as.
Republican, oIork by a vote $50 20 &c.
\ G1ur league has been f.rmcl iu Porte
mouth, Y. II , and an agent 3, 20 lc --n, ',
Chicago to purchase supplies. which b..
expects to deliver at a cost Of /, , pr au.l.
or lees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Nine Cheers for Ohio.

/, with the greatest pleasure that we
sit down % notice one Of the most splendid
political victories ever achieved in this
country we refer TO the triumphant and
gloriou. victory Of the Republican party Of
Ohio, under tho lead Of the gallan, Chase.
High above the din and smoke Of tho late
fusion battle, waves the alag Of the Free. -
upon the plains Of the young giant Of the
mighty wet. Salmon +. Chase, that noble
man, comes out Of the contest a ririor. In
spite Of Franklin Pierce, in spite Of Arnold
Douglas, in spite Of the combined forces Of
slavery an over the country, the Republican
PARTY have nr,pi hs STATE, by 10000 ma
i1rity.
The consequences depending upon the re-
suits Of the Ohio election. can never b cal.
Culatcd. The past and presen, position Of
Mr.. Chasc, the importance TO the Rcpubli-
can cause, Of having this great and growing
State 20 lad 1T IN the next Presidential
contest, together with numerous other qucs-
tiOns growing out Of the contest, rendered
this the most important election for the sea-
son. Bring out the big gun for Ohio, and
let its laundering peals roll over the whole
country. Three cheers for Chase, three
cheers fOr'Ford, three cheers for Brinker-
hoa, and a hundred guns for the gallant
Republicans Of the young giant Of the west.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
VIVA. nrn The sound pue.i

" these dues may possibly give ris' % a
serious dispute between the United state.
AMI Denmark, g, wall b. interesting 20 know
what they arr. The " Sound 30 isauarrov
strait living b,tvocu the Island Of Hsuaud,
bsllu-iu: % the Danes. and the swedish
coast. AMI gives entrance o. the Baltic s'a.
The fortress or Cornhurc Castle commands
the rsssarc, and cSacts payment from All
vessel, entering thc Baltic che ships 90
Denmark herself have o. Tay, a. vel as
foreign tonnage. The origin % this cyacti'n
j.. that in auci.u; times Denmark under
took o. build and sustain c-rtain lighthouse
along The coast. COR which the Illn,c towns
s-r,-i o. pay tol
England. France. Holland aul sweden
paw duty or one per cent, CA every cargo
ca,,rn. ths Baltic. Other rouu,rir'. in
,ludin. thr United states, pay one AMI q
ruartrr rsr cynt. even pari'h ships ar.
taysI az thi. rate. In the year lN2i. a
treaty r,rr-uifir- hi, duty va' concluded
between che United >1.ss and Denmark.
Tti. tr,atv. however, ,-rarl.us 90 one i Be-
.,irula,au.. may D. dissolved ly either or
Oh, Tartir., PROVIDED thgy give one years
motto, orths.r attention.
DURING Oh. Presidency ol John Tyler, o1r
governments js,rmrnrl t' puts Gr-.h'r rri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

TORNADO. 4 violent t1rnad, was sIr'.
ricncci in Gorhan ON Saturaaynishi. Th,
dwelling house Of NJ. Nile, a Inuol build.
ing one and half stories IN height, vl'
moved from H. foundation. back about ..n
fcat, when il brought up again. an apple
trcc. Thus Ear it saved Mr.. Niles a sal
deal Of trouble and expense, for b. intended
To move his house hack n the very sra,
whore the tornado left it. But he wa' r.'
quite 30 well pleased with the irsaH th'
wind played with his harm, It took it con.
pletelyarart anil carried the timbcrs, boarlf,
6c..upa hin some 200 H., AM lcft them
there Several houses in the vicinity BAL
.hoir chimnics blown down and th' roofs Of
quite a number were started. IN, duration
Of the tornado was short, and IT, tack ws
quite narrow. some Of the ncghboD, Dos.
ing bui q short distance from Mr.. Niles
and upon higher ground, heard the sound .'
the wind but irltuo,hing Of it. effects NJ
Niles and hi, family were in the house az
the time offs sudden and unexpected r.
moyal, Although terribly alarmed they
were not at all injured. DAILY Adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Smyths. scuior-tbe uncle--foT there are
four Smiths, two nephews and two uncles,
involved in this affair. and my word for Il,
al viii turn out well "
"Thopo 80" ail Mr.. Smith, as he drove
away with promise 10 call again.
Mr. Smvthe with a Y and an e was finally
pAcif,d--the money the other smith aTrro-
rria,ed was made eooi-and when the
bridegroom and bride returned, they were
reserved with open arms at Hawthorn Hail.
nor ala either of the Oh people ever LEI them
know that their felicity was the result Of a
mistake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
The Damage by the Frcshet.

In many parts u the State, the rains Of
lat wcck made sad havoc Through the
central parts Of ihc State heavy losses have
been sustained f-om tho unprecedented rise
or waters In thi, County We hear Of M
damage. Mr. FORBES was IN Phillip. At ID,
commencement Of the storm, and was from
sunday morning until "wednesday noon in
getting home H. accomplished I miles
sunday, 10 Monday and came from Farming.
ton Tuesday and Wednesday by a route Of
some ca miles. IL, furnishes ihc following
CHAPTER of devastation
In Franklin and Somerset Counties the
damage ha, bccu very great, Tho r5al'arr
quilted 30 a. 20 render them nearly, AMI in
many place, quite impossible. on the san.
Nv River the only bridges remaining ara ons
at Pennington FALL, and a new one about
Nv, mile. above the IIll. The stage from
Reald,ll to Pennington won't through with
out travelling a single mile on is regular
route. The stable whore they usually chang.
cd hor.s, was entirely surrounded by water
~ that il could not b. reached, and the stage
drove the whole route without changing
horsrs..
Philips, Both bridges, tan.yaed, with
about $500 of.tock, blacksmith shop aud
several building. destroyed ono man had
a stock Of II head Of cattle drowned in hi'
harm.
SI',m. \ saw mill gone, and srist mill
TIPPED over against the bank.
Strong. Both bridges gone, and one mill.
An interval farm wa. damaged By washing,
and being covered with sand to the amount
Of $500. There is but one bridge standing
on any Of the stream, in town, and not a
single culycrt remains. The road, are also
badly washed out.
Between Pennington Falls AMI Farming.
ton Hill four bridge. have been carried away
and tho roads along the valley are impassa-
BE from loss Of culycrts, and washing Of the
roads.
ClemriRs. At Keith. Mil. the bridge
is gone, and much other damage was done.
1 TSHra. Bridge is gone, and buildings
damaged considerably.
/ Nar Portland. Al the bridges are i'm
ras.iblc, and several mills have bocn carried
away.
An'on The wooden factory was carried
away.
| Slorrlecan. The Bloomfield side Of the
bridge was carried away, together with cloth
mills, two saw mills, and shovel handle
factory.
/ Many barns which stood on intervals were
carried OF, and large quantity OF hay has
been lost. SO heavy frcshct has never been
known.
We learn from the correspondence Of the
Post, at IIallowcll, Me-. that the water at
that place was on Sunday twenty feet above
high water mark. Boats pass from Bee
mans corner 10 the drug store Of Wales 4
Southcr. Some twenty rods Of the lower
part Of Water street, including Granite
wharf and Reed and Pages ship-yard, arc
completely submerged, and pedestrians pas.
and rcpass in boats. The schooner Ann
Maria, Of Sandwich, Mass, Capt. Phinney,
broke her fastenings Saturday night, but was
secured. An immense quantity OF logs have
been swept down the river, the booms being
all carried away. II was was one Of the
greatest freshc.s in the memory Of "tho old
est inhabitant."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
OBJ @ttoro 9rmotrat
PARIS. MAINE, OCTOBER 10, 1855.
rrrtf,urp ryIRY FRIDAY NoRNING ny
W. A. PIDGIN & Co.
ruoFRIEToRs.
JomNJ.rERRY, Editor.

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, which paruru, is dchNed
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ID. rr.gr,.t.r uat hriug accountable inr any error
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T,ENG WmrE yul When .r OIL.
cour~r Of human events. an cl.t.rr fari
who cannot ,5ntcn, himself 90 I've o.. ,..
Creator has made him, a frrr and nIr.r-
dent being, but must uocl' Uin nav with
that OF member Of the flirrr sr. itar.r.,
us much pleasure 20 note tho expression, ..
goodwill with which the veteran Enrls
Of the editorial profession welcome tam %
their ranks. our friend Came OF che p.-.
hand Adrsrtiv'. has recently found --.
one 70 .rasn his audus, pudding. aal l.
pathetic U.a-m,r of the Mercury sH.,l.a
greeting. l, follow.
"Onc Of our brethren % che quill v.. ~
the Portland Advertiser wlrll, O. rnrtaai
fcrulr pen has gone anil done &c. So
marriage head. Iu New Haven Me sarah
Lewis, long and happy life 70 lrr. vlItri
Tor him b, Came, and she b"c,mr Levi.
20 longer. Good luck 90 The young people.
Bachelor, who tia. cp.iaph rraleth, sota.n
and b. hkcvi-'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

JrsucE At L,sr. The case Of True and
wife r.. Pluml,y, which has b"cn dragging
II. slow length along before the Suprm.
Court at Bangor, was decided las, Friday
There has been three trials Of the case. On
the FIRST trial, three years ago, the plaintiff
were awarded $4,000 this verdict was ~
aside by the Court, and a new trial granted.
st this stag u rrocccdins' the case was re-
frrcd to judge Hathaway, who rcmandcd it
to the Court. The last trial resulted in a
verdict Tor the deicndant--and it is pro-
noupccd by the JeGcrsonian righteous
decision.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Parties The Republican Par;y--.Its
History.

History
Political parties are instrumoutalitics 20
carry out measures. ami a. such arr ALSO
lutrry necessary. They are incidental 20 a
RrruHian form OF government, and by
,hr., 1-rurir, %, liberties 1t the people are
rrrsrvrI Without them a Republic would
h.rum- q j~pati.n
Nnr our ll'fruc' were achieved, and b.
rry We haIa form q government, political
ra-ffr .y..;,l. AMI an the way along when
our -rrgrnmrn; was On transition state up
On hr time thc Constitution was adopted,
parties G,l7iu- thi., that, and the other
measure. were in c1rljgt, ami only cas-l 90
live when tte great charter Of oar lihsr,in~
wa. finally ratified and acl1irscri IN by a
mauri'y ~ ths r,or'' ofths several States.
puru- Wa.hiu-tru's administration, tho
rsur'e divided thsms cl,,, into parties,
te one unl.r che lead OF Thomas Jsacrs1n,
anil thr other under Gcn Hamilton. Mr..
J-E.r.n tradl ,he Republican, anil Mr
Hamilton the Tolrrlist. The -rra, quc.-
uHus dividing thr.e rlrttr, were settled in
trr r'-rti.u uf Mr. jefferson o. thr prHi-
f.--r r,,v.r7,. now r, time. neither
&. 30 our rarraae o. trace the history % rn-
.r.rr.-... f-.- aha. s--,v r-r.ul M q.
on. r-.--, limo I'll. il-, w.. t.., ur r-s
ZEN ,..-.,... r.. ,hf.t, uft h,tvrrr...r
.--, --....., n r.r,.f-r s,.r-rv sal.
.,. v4v .a,. tr, arena Of polite. IN obi.
country. rr re.r',. al. a nataal cau.,.
.rrr-. Eir.l. orir,l rrr.,. .ue .ilr e.
y.-.r. ami trc Other urr.,.-. che distinct
f..ss. dividing them T-,., a,,lr, then
.s.., until r. question t.nrc the country
b. ,HrE AMI t..r I.raua,aral Death. AZ
ra an. fa che history Of tli. country Lil
.rv.r r1-rr r-r.r. r,-rvlth rrga,sr,i1lcnre
,r,r gr-.-. ,,. alu.n...ati.n orNr. NaIi-
-a. Af-r r.a-, va, declared. thc qug,.
lions CROWN. aat q DC war became imma-
t.r.a', AMI SOU passed. away, and th' eoan-
ny hr-a1r quiet. sr much 80, chat under
Mr. N.nrres Adjudication, an political
r1r''a. '1.t thrir Identity AMI upon Doe r.-
election ar thar -a,lrman g. he Presidency
o.. rrrr.rrl every electoral vote, with a sine
gle exception.
rlrt.r- again appeared under John Quiu.
Cr Adams Aim.u.',nt.1nAni continued %
as.a;s ihr country until ihsy divided Oh
into r-1 sections, under cen. Jack,lu's
Presidential trrs. The Bank question.
the Currency question. tls Internal I'm
rravmaut question. and several other inei-
dental matters. we've arl .r,lrI hy thsac,i1u
rlru.s. AMI became part Of
che settled policy ~ thr country. and Az
now. as uauis, W,hst.r0urr remarked, '.oi-
,rf,. rt.r,"
T.a. was annexed hv rlrtv action IN o.,
election or Mr. Polk. hut after the act was
done. tla, matter VS., u5 longer a party j..
.ar.
r. wa.a singular fact t'at In the last
Presidential election, %, viii. and demo.
craft. rartt.. had rr'fnr % f-t' a'alfcz-
crrt.r. a-v iu th,r.r.nn. uf Franklin pisrr,
AMI Gru. S-rtt y, Ia.,instiy, issue was
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

LirE n TuE AEcrIc RmloN'. We dndn
the accounts Of DR.. Rane's EXPEDITION, th'
following description Of the way in which
those intrepid voyagcrs passed their time 90
shipboord
Life on .hip5oarl was regular and
orderly. There was a time Cor everything
and everything was in it. place. CAPTAIN
Kane aud the officers were untirins in ne
discharge Of the duties Of their posts and
the men appeared contcuici and hearty,
The ship was abundantly provisional and
the diet was wholesome and various ~
seven bells, or about : - O'Clock in tho
morning, all hand, tunnel out. Breakfast
was taken at eight. The duties Of the 'aiP
were then performed, the decks were clean
cd, and things put in order for the Day
Slelgc parties then apPortioncd, for 'ae
sake Of exercise, and short trips were mAa'
in different directions, for two or 'hr'.
miles. by the time the parties hadr''rn'1
to the ship it was nearly noon, ~ ',It
bells-two o'clock--dlnner Was served AZ
ter this, there was nothing to DO eHcep' "
read, talk, laugh, il there Is anything -"
laugh at, keep warm and be plly' AnO'a,'
meal presently followed, and a. nine OF -
o'clock at night the ship and all in u W.
silent. the lights, except those above 1',N'
were extinguisbed, aud the watches WI.
set. This, with very slight variations v"
the regular routine on board the ship du'
ing the whole period Of nearly two year
No regular ntions Of spirits were serve
out, 1t was very necessary to have i'quO'
in casos Of sickness, but none was used rs
ularlv fore or aft"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

"By great good fortune they touched at
Discow, where they met Capt. Hartstein's
expedition.
1.-THE searching expedition had found the
ice at Smiths Sound still unbroken, and
having heard from the Esquimau1 Of the
departure Of Or. Kane, had rctraccd their
sters.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

~ Asrryrsur>s N,v. F,vrr Turnr.r-
orr-w wnrtr. Nrv York anil IarI.r
are now Oh, rr.at mauuhc'urr- I.ra,s fr
Holloway. P1Isaul Ointment From ".
80 Maiden lane. thi. c.'v. ana W. 90
strand. L11I.n. are s-at forth. daily. mile
lion. OF boxes aul pts OF th"-a in-'imlhlc
mrliein1s To, heavy duty imrr..l hv our
government upon ra'ru; melieina- AMI tho
large and constantly Increasing sale af No.
1vlv'. p1's anil Ointment iu thfs country.
determined 'heirrr1rria,rr On make thi. city
Ais rr-i!rn-r our republican system %
government &. a'sr Boo harmony with che
predictions OF Professor Holloway and
though King, AMI Emr.rnrs have conferred
arau him honor, anil especial avrs, ,h.,"
s,l never Re ,1 gratifying % Dim ne the
grateful heart. ~ million, OF fre citizens,
who without any endorsement nf sovereign
authority, r-rly ratr11Il, Do. celebrated
rsmrlia, rr ths prevention ana removal or
di-alss.
Asa member Hf tha medical faculty.. h1y-
iu. I.r. vitnrsz,I IN, ir.H-.rr,v ~ tfr
profession In rsr.r. disease. and r,fr. "a
mirfar viii che er-.-, and irrfs 1r ,nsrr1.
f,..sr. w, Erl 4, an irr.-tt,,, Irrv 81.
a,luain, ~, American rul,.. with ,rs MP.
rival of thi, distinguished physician I'm our
CITY ~. fame. iu amalslr.. rrgerIal him
e. cur shores. bu, che extent ct the r1al rs
ha, L1u, in thr world ha, never ys, hr.n
proclaimed an American pablr. Great
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every li...r Incident ,, man d, nh CLINE.
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store healthy action in every or-an. Our
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

FAIR ~ SUMNER. We learn that tho Ia
dies Of the Congregational Society in Sum
ner contemplate holding Lcvco in the old
Congregational Mooting,house, on wednes-
day evening, October 3lst. Besides the
usual display Of articles for sale, the time
will bo enlyened by display of tableauS
and other amusements. The proceeds are
to assist In building new church in that
town.