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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12
Weekly Summary Of News.

Tho Portland Inquirer has bren unit.l
with tho Maine Temperance Journal. the
establishment having been PURCHASED hy n.
D. Peck. Mr. Wiley is to take a ga vow.
age, for the benefit Of his health, which Ia,
become very prccariou'
The shipbuildcrs Of Portsmouth have m.
Gently obtained contracts for the buillir,.,
ninc first class shir-. Four firms arr oluu
two each, and tho Union Company wfl,5r.
struct the ninth.
The Hallowcll Gazette contradicts III, Pm.
NOR, recently circulated, that The aroftr,
Steamer Ocean had never b,cn taken f-.-
the wreck. The safr was recovered ina rv
weeks after the los of the vessel. n. ma.
chincry of the boat has been rai.ol.
The Canadian people are enthusiast, in
their rcjoicins over thc capture of Srlasarl
On Monday evening The city Of Montreal
was illuminated, the military rlndI ta
sircct', and the people sung he Mhr-nl.,
Hymn in front Of the Mayor hou.r. III.
Mayor made an appropriate spcrrh inrrrv
Tho two steamers recently ariyrIat N.r
York, brought over S2,OOO,OOO 10 elI.
Ono half Of this viii 60 into the Ianks
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Portland u,rbor On S,,rrl,y,I,,
bor,,.r,i...l f.,w tI..vr,. + or,.,r...-,
,......,v.-.f.-.f. d.
named Iona. have lasn bound over r-
trial. On "a change M mu,iny. Thcy hrlar-.
"a 20 the crew or thc chin wand-rir, I.r.
NJ Camden. which was t5w,l into C.-E ,
mu,iny hayin, broken ont anon, hep .--
d r.l.u III. o., r.,
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zion IN I.,,m. r,.,,rortF, n,r,.,g....
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tn, NAL w,rr;,r IA. received $1,000,
r,,,, ,t, S,,,,.l -.y.rpr,,r, nj. irI.,.-...
r.. e.. J.,.,,i,, ~ u,, .t.-ur-
eighteen months since.
Ttis mm0rrl 40 Washington, that NJ
James buchanan. who f. ,an oII hlrn.r b..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

drink down irca,oH, as the liberals boast
they will brandy, after they get tho Maine
law repealed. Hence the abuse layi'hedup-
on our honorcd predecessor by the Argus
and other Nebraska papers in Maine.
But Mr.. Mayall needs no defense at our
hand. he i perfectly competent and able
10 take carr Of himself, and Tor the bold,
fearless, and patriotic stand he took in Con-
gross, against the porfiiou' repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise, he will be- remember.
81 and honorol long AFTER his "yile' de-
hmcr, have passed away into eternal obliy-
ION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12
Easicrn Arrns.

~ g.. ... - .a.. .t..I .1....f H,., 3D. sr... lime
t..t.i .-,t ~, ,,t.s.,,.l'.rr it,.
.ls,r.i..-- r.. ,.,r..,rl ,,i,. -,l
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-,-..r,f,,,.r.,f.r,rl With ,n,r,grr.b
r..-l-,..-,. ,.r...,.r .r. r.,l. .r ,,.rv
.,. ,,,.l,. Oh. ,rl,.i,v 2, rrrt sr.,t
,rl..,rit.,r,r n..,r..v.,rl, l.y
l..r. ,-,,r.. ,.r,t'r.t,,r.. r.,.n, election
3, v,f,, Jrov ,l.m. III, rir.rir. m.
-lrr of Nh. run and N.rn.laf forces I'm Port.
land with ,i,gr,.rf.,i, ul-,,ury " r.ur.
out tn tr, Ar-a.. aul with Or. usual guam.
u'v ol SLANG arl .urariry complain, t'a,
anil lrrlrul. WIatva al about ~,
way AMI manner Oh, Republican urfv was
defeated I'm ,hc hts election wa, DE frf.
every vurl urft. AMI no ono knows 4, l.,irr
than tla Argue. au. do '-rH aribo matter
r. what trouble. h.m. TIN. amaJ,,r "
Adams. agar having I.,r fi, .,'.lr-'.
leg" of G.g. Morrill, arI many u, ,r,
most urrsht citizens uf tHi. state. an.r
fa,ir. ruurrl ag, ouch vu'-a-r.h-'lrv lnl
lnr.r-..,ts. r-.r-r IN, column. .r r.
\r-n. rr months. tl1t many of I., own
friend. hum. tf.fr lr4l.wf,l .ian, vr.r
d. fr,. ,r.. r..r -rrr..I,,r.. .,,, ..a,-
hack vlin.s IIlr "A wlirr.l MUMMY. ami
-s round CRYING about 'r.r, u'7r4..l"
Tn...,i'. IH.rr.r'' ...m. On fancy D., "a.
a rr.,il.-I r-r..rl-r. tratrrl1. , r.-r,
d, arrs. and .'snl.r everybody r,., vr,r.r,
stint. anil ,'n. ir Do ,r, a l.,H, vhar...u.
1s..fr'frr alm'nf.,rr.I q, him ip a ,r.ir
li-l NJ a war.r, cr.r. ont . .lsrl.- g"
u8rr-," Observation-Disclosures"
ofthr r,litral Phar..ss. q, unlr-.,,rI,r1
whenever any PARTY undertakes t1 carry ~
STAT, election ly such fraudulent. r.rrart
arl r,rtrmr,ih'. m.4rs "a. l,r. l..rr r...r,.
q tllyifn and r..s rrf'v I'm ,n, la,. r.r.
t... a.. .raIl t3,r t.. r.r ,rtr q, svr... i,.
,ilar~. and do IL o., I'm .usb rr,fr. urs.
auf,..,l LANGUAGE. that thsv will has, ~,
traul'. I'm understanding what wo moan.
We neither farr.r car. rrJnrnN Alan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

SrUpEN DE,Tu. Rev. William Moor, .'
thi, town, suddenly departed this Do oa
Monday night last. Iii. death w1- sup
posed to be occasioned by a paralytir d.
Mr.. Moore had made arrangements 20 rr-
move to Texas, with his family, having hI'
household goods already packed and M
business matters nearly arranged ~ as To
start on Monday next. He was a member
and a preacher Of the Methodist Church.
IAnson Spectator
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

PEr>rIU as THE MaEu0ys Thi, able
Louisville editor SAYS
" Terrible ~ collision no This time
between tho General Government and Nor
mons might hs, wc say uuhr.iiatin.ly, lctit
come ifit must. L.t the lr-itimlrauthor-
iiy of tho United State, be- maintained in
the territory of Utah, even if, IN order 20
that end, tho whole Mormon population
have t1 b. driven ont or annihiIatri, and
indicate wnorrinr'y, that sooner
or later conflict between the Mormonsand
and the lawful authorities Of the nation
must take place and if.o, surely the 'o9n-
cr it take, place the better"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

y Foster. for r. II. Gardiner, Gar
diner grade jersey BULL yearling' lst NJ,
prvmium,
W. F,.,er. Gardiner; gr. jersey 90.
heller calf, l., premium wv
on ,yr.mErs AM CEAbE.
y Foster. fr r. n. Gardiner, Gar
diner; for one COW, 4 w. lst pTcmi' ~,
am, heller 8 yr, 1T premium, 3 90
e. . n 90
" " calf q mos "a premium, 90
on pryo>s ,>p GRADS.
Martin Ncttall. Li,chGell, one hoi-
f.r. - vrS. lst premium, w
Jos. Ring. Rghmgul, one hritcr,
- yr. - PREMIUM, Wv
one hei,r calf, ID premium, 2Vo
on urEroErs ,Np GRADES.
jaime. Car,n, Garliucr one hull, : Yrs.
Hiram Cr,i,. Augusta grade hci-
Or, years lst premium 4W
o> r1rIrBv.
: n. Bes,. North Wayne; ono
rair Bremen Gr-s', - wv
ON. Hr,gr China Goose, crltuity, 80
Martin p X Foster, Gardiner one
luf. White rwsrys, wv
same, ] pair Black Turkey, W
Pigeons, 90
FIFo-I. Gardiner one lot white
Cha.. Lowell. Gardner $ black
P.'auI "a. kgr., CO., 2H1lt1a "ccsr,
joint Richards, Gardiner coop
Hunws. Iniuity, 5o
elias. us'urr, Gardner ! pair
t-s. n r...r, Carlinsr rair
virginia .v'-. 90
tgg.. Palmer. Gardiner; >haur-
I.l H,r. AMI .r.s, VO
T r.. Foster, Gardiner ,Tsgk'I
pEa.r-. srIm'y, O'
uN UrEr
r. Cr.n. N.v Portland rr French
Nrrr n.k. DO PREMIUM, - rn cwr',
1.' $500.
y. Foster. frE n. Car,iurr. Gardner
f..k .I,..n Dec rruium, - u1i Mrr.nH
Iu.,. ..mm.n. 0r >Vauish,I ls'dr. Siw 4.
.r.. f..fH. 50 600.
Daniel Lancaster, Frm.urlale. grade
buck. .rrr.aium. - uO.
ro>.-run Nryr wAl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

REArrNG WHARF III SowED Nor. One
man, in Rumiorl, huskcd 2j bushels Of
ears, from the corn he took out Of the river,
during the lao frcshct. Tho harvest Of
pumpkins from the same source, proved a
lucrative business. In many fields ON the
low land, nearly all the corn was carried
down river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

san Accident N PoaTLAND UAEHoa. 4
seaman by the name Of Chase, belonging to
the fishing schooner CASA Of Dennis, was
drowned in Portland harbor By the upsct-
ting Of a boat during the gale Of Tuesday
night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

In which YOU can put the matter In issue
and unless You do this, and reduce your
general charges into definite specifications
we charge you with being cowarily SANDER
ers and dciamcrs, Of altering sentiments
for political effect, which YOU know to be
false.
But We very well understand the reason
why the Nebraska papers dodge the real Is
sue. and instead of combining themselves to
any well established rules Of controversy,
INDULGE in vague and random declarations,
neither warranted or sustained by The facts,
They know Il thcy arr confined to the real
Issue. AMI are obliged to meet the question
fairly and squarely, that they never can
sustain their position fr single moment
h,nco they pursue the coursc they do wan
touly o,.tilius their opponents with sort
Of wholesale SANDER.
There !. one idea which seems to have
got into the head, Of tho Nchra'kals, which
we will notice. They say tho Republican
,,r,v (. ,,,,o7ql not national. Now is II
80 n this Is true, then We boldly aver
ala, ,r. Destination Of Independence was O
sectional document he Constitution II Oh,
Unitci States Is ,,r17rr' instrument, ior
~, pcrprli.,r marty fully endorses III,
,.-ir,i,,.- and ointment, of thc-r great and
srl,-ir- ,l,-t, NJ human freedom.
IT,, p.,r,ii,,D r,rt~ L1lls ,o mo- rrinci,
No. rpt what mn, I'm rcrf-r, harmony with
me genius and spirit OF orr government
non, but what can flourish and grow in
every Stat, AMI section, within tla limits OF
this -'1riou. Union.
1.-THE Republican party ia liuuion rar.
ly. AMI H. member, diuuiouis's, SD were
,hc patriots Of o., Ecyoluti1n-s5 were o.,
ramr., or Che Constitution were tlc
Republican fathers who lail tlc foundation
urop which tho beautiful r.r.i, ,r our FIRE
government stands One olihr fr,t arts of
Isr.rs,n anil a., f-amrr. # thr Corst.,u.
ton. v,.tor,.s the J,r.-.ar ordinance of
l-S-. DIV which r.-r ur.t f,riortrrri,rry
trrr owned nv irs general government. ven.
r,--r-- ,r7l, FREQ from fhe N'f-h,in, cur
.frr~,p .',,s-v Tr,v first ,,,a,b,.f Oh,
,..,.,,,. dat C.,.--s has , -i~rt q, I'm.
...-. A.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

The Charlc,town (Mi) New. state. that
on the 18th inst, ten valuable ncrro slaves
stole thra1 horse, AMI double carriage be-
longing 20 VIZ Edward Rincgold, aud a ear
riaso belonging to Mr. John Greenwood, and
ilcl probably 20 the North.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

IuuicRANrs. The number Of Immigrant
arrived at New York between september -
and October ., was 346l. The "ho'
amount Of their cash means added TO 'n'
money capital Of this country during the Pa''
eight days has been no les thin $llz'
COL Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

A Bcdouin Arab stallion has just arrived
in Philadelphia, Of the celebrated Kylan
breed in Eastern Arabia. He is of gray
color and four years old; $4,000 has been
refused for him, and his owner requires
sl2,5OO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

Mann FEr pRr.s. We have received 70
Zip entitled Maine Fror Prrss. Extra. A"
and signed by " John Abbott" that rc-
counts, at some length, the grievances
which Mr. Abbott ha. suffered no the hands
~ tho Collector H. toll, rather tough
story about tho Collector, and ir an hc .lys
IS true, IL would indicate that the " crush.
ing ont " process is hcins carried 90 a great
length In waldo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12
To- ihr brm.r.lt
Sabbath School Entertainment AZ
Bryant's Pond.

Tho Sabbath School connected with 'hr
UNIVERSAL. Society az Bryant Pond, will
give a public entertainment, on thursday
evening, October 2ith
Tho members Of the School are auiicir1'.
in- happy occasion, and extend cordial
invitation 'a all who can mlkri,r1n,rniau'
tn favor them with their prrrnrr.
Door. urrnatGo'rIrrk. Almi'ancs frnc
WuUIs.rk oct. 9Th, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12
LIST OF PREMIUMS
p>sTn0N uns'r, y,s-, '>nurr.


o.. Freeman. wa--.u.. r.. stallion.
IL r--u.uu. ~W uH
Ia.fs }W.n. N.-ril-.v..k 1Irr.-
r.r-. 1900
4. II ITrl's. Hampton. 20 pr
r.ir- 1000
Horace Trarr-. Ar-r.tg rH.t..r'-
lion. y.lr. ulI AMI upwards. I.trr-
mimi D. UU
Daniel Eal.. T4ru'ne,.n. 90 pre-
rru. d. UN
Uaaur Sarlr., Trr.'1u. 20 pre-
MUM. . NN
cine. NTlikrn. Gardner 1e,t..al-
lion % vrl-s. ~ rr.u.uu. e 900
mi " Ctrgsrf Fr-ur-h's.
1..' stud r.'t. 4 yrrr d. premium. uu
JIa-I. T.. Fa.f... lewiston. he,t
marc ami rar. I.t r-m.rm. lIuU
r. r.. T.'-.-. Ar.u.a Oh rr...-
nm. 700
p a. prfstHl. DrrTrH- in-t
yl4-. .fl ...IT.r-. T.t r-.urrm. UU
C,r.T Hunt. DI..rt. ID r-.m.ru. Uu
John Crlrf-r. ClrIn.-. '.s. E.'g
~ wears. '-' premium. tN'
60. VI I''..'-''. augusta -i pr ...
,..r'T...T'.'. Obj
~ " r.rr.... ,-.r.... ID r-.
,....., ODD
-. Nr.......-. .--r r,-rrf--.-
l.H., We; i'''.' ''''! .''. tm
TI.-.rr...l ,r..r.,. r,r.ar I.-...
..--,-,,- ZOO
IN -.....'.
NJ, lt... J. E.'''.' .-' 'T... .,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

AouDrr The Watcryillc Mail says
that Dn. John james Of that town was ~
severely injured by a blow on the head with
the tongue Of a stone-dny, Wednesday
sept. l9th, that hc died in a few hours
after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

The Augusta Age ays that tle new >N.-
lenborgian church NJ Gardiner was d.a.a.
tel on the 18th. sermon by Row. Warm
Goddard Of North Bridgcwatcr. The state
Association commenced H. session the same
day, and continued through the w,ck-'aa
denomination being well represented.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12
pa,morc williamson's imprisonment.

, Pasmore williamson's imprisonment .
We have incidentally alluded to the inn
rrisoumcut Of Mr.. Williamson, by Judge
Kane Of Philadelphia Below, we give a
brief history u the matter, from the estate
d Of Maine" which will give our readers a
I correct IDEA II this great outrage, upon the
rights and liberties Of a ciiirrn Of this Re-
g public.
II tho doctrines Of the Philadelphia
p Court. prevail, rrr'onal Hyriy in tbi, boast
I ci country Of freedom. l. no, worth a straw
to any man. II quiet, rsaccabIc citizen,
b who has committed no oH.ncc whatever,
b rccn guilty II no breach Of tho laws, j. to
, ro thrust INTO flou. cell, without even
r the form, Of trial, at the moro viii Of one
Of tho modern Jrrrir', who now di.gncrs
the American Rruch, and this doctrine {. 90
pr,rqi', then good bye to American liberty
the worst Cursed drsTotism ON the face of
che earth, afT,rl, GREATER protection %
\ its subjects, than 3. aalrlrl 20 the citizens
] Of chi, Inls'rI Republic We intend, as
. .,,,.,-, IN, -., limo. q, r,,, something
,,.-, ., .,r -,.,..,ir. All, rrr,, rprpip-
3 ,,,-,.,. I'm m. meantime. our readers will
81 - 3, MOL Ella, p,.mo-, Williamson &.
Isl ..-.t...-..-,.lf,, cl,r,. lrr.,.r aud
n -. -. OIL. TO-. NJ t,v;r.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,-,f,., 81.
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. rhA. Hni' " 90 '' l'''''.! '.',''.' ''
make considerable hi'r. 90 inc p'''.' "'
Che country l' seems '' ''' ''r NOR, ''''n-
t.n. iI''.' '' Ms very "o.' 'A' '"'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-12

Through the litsn'iiy Of Jared Sparks
the management Of Bowloin Coilc-r .aw
been enabled TO fll out one Of ilc panels 1a
the interior walls Of the chapel. Artists
arr busily engaged upon design from la.
phacls carton Of 81. Paul az Athens
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22
Letter from Hon. Joan Minor Bots.


MeSsrS. w. s. Beers 8. Co. Gents. Consjdera
tons of duty to the afflicted alone prompt me
to send you this voluntary testimonial TO the
great value of Carier'S Spanish Mirfure,, for
that almost incurable disease, ScrQfUla.
Without being disposed dceming it neces-
sary to go into the particulars Of the case, can
say that the astonishing results that have been
produced by the use of that medicine on a
member Of my own family, and under my own
observation and suPerintondancc, after the skill
of the best physicians had been exhausted and
all the usual remedies had failed, fully Justify
me in recomm ending its use to all who may be
Suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not mean to say that it is adapted to all
constitutions, that it will afford the same re-
lief in all cases for, of course, can know no
thing about that--but from what have seen OF
the effects, | would not hesitate to use it, IN
any and every case Of Scroula, with persons
for whom l felt an interest, or over whom |
could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours,
dts. JNO. NJ. Bolts.
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