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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
s~,MAGA2iS ER4NcAIs.
Family Groceries aneenprnr n s&e sac


'VSEfEXG B~ARBENCnoN las become proprietor,
II hysRurchase, oGthet Grocery Htor re. ofdI RI dlanier
- Co., to'which he lasjust added u large lnd super1ihe
tartctyof Family GrOserisS nov arriving anifio' arrive
from Cincinnati and other narts. in making his pur-
chase lie has hadin view The. accommodation Of his
friondAagd discriminating public, for all aseasons 1le
commends to their attention, among other articles, at
PRICES that cannol fail TO give satisfaction.
u CoNFECTloNARIEs ofalIkinisSfor families and
parties. N,-d &c. &c.
bBrazilinb Nuts, Figs and dates. T-i vfrlr faffEt
JeHieS, and Golatine for Jellles, Prlnes, &c. =
OF Fainils & r0corioshoN III only imention Phil. pow
Eleredund crasledSuGAR, Now Orleans do, TEAS,
Rio and Java COFFEE; Spices, MolaSses, Golden Syr-
up, French9C boc0lutn, Musllrodn4 Nalhhtsy Tomato
Catsur, n s%llepdidl lot Of ERgtsh Diary Cheese, and
other articies 10 numerous 20 put down here.
Motto forget, also, Liquors, Brandy for tho sick and
cOuvalcsccht, cigars 5 years old, smoaking aud chewing
TOBACCO, Powder and Shotforthe SpOrtsDian. So
l. He wilf keel, on hand ayariety Of PaiRfs, Hd-nisA
and jap al, ofh1sown manufacture Gorthe trade.
Mt least, ia large aidflhl assortment OF Qaeetstoare
Earth pa ndre, French ipdre and Epglish GLASSWARE nj
so, Bboaen todte, Tubs. Bhckdfs, &c.
~ u hopes 10 obtain u fair shair ofthe public sfaYol
In bis new undertaking, aud looks for the approbatio I
aud patfoiage bfhis friends. s1Iavfn ing been compelled
to f~clinquisl hislofmer bIstnes IS asinjnriousio health
Inc will make 4 irtrial bfthis, 10 500 ifit will not froh
his purse, MS well as his health. II the experiment, q
which he will devote his undivided altcntioul does no
lsuccced, he VIII be ablehe trusts, TO serve the public IL
some other useful capacity.
4 MAY 5 1854. FELIX G..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
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lsbt$d to the spsaaslaEO Of pEsA Bae
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sRaa aintsuIFasaaanssahent die Buii4
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Pheep silica f+ip4esI
Bne auda Al bssS TleysRia : eensaits $40
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ie thdt ia 6 o pP 4gase Of
s3g9o4 ssoStslps A Pssfssts ssser'R
ofSreESpNeplNAglhe :gsnqlppdeepk
bills circulating ia .;lhesd5nibedS .atssA aud
BsSiA America. saaI Y4ssSSeFElEes
h thd course offpsse6mplegi6a. NIX Dye
carfi6tssss sssy PriaeipALRmk
Nue. saa ST. shsrl lied
10 imbdse:ane tHrtfaR ~ge.
liassstpRs' Sa.aaesxx tsa Msssfs Rswi
don, Wright, Hitch and ElsoaiYss 3 :
otfrFr on RAwDos, wAlour. nsrcHNsTSses
New YoRk, Oc'obes, 1906
Johs l, DYE E4 Sir tfSiqSst xsm
inefthe plan proposed in yoar Bank Not.
DeGdeat6f. snltliA tRsPebjs lode
Itect, spurious aHl uttered banksnptesSb J
furnishing accurate dsseripi6p of gea
uine notes yf niltise banks OF the coildfy
We lake pleasure in expressing oaF approx
Eal Of The same; ~asa6otIing d simple an
afFec lual projections against tbat speeieso
frauddle nj paper ni6neyr 81 e
RtRespsetfaliy yours lev
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20
NEW STORE NEW GOODS
VI " . las /.

Bs. W. NJ " " q,
As iust received andfs now opening agep oral
'k assortmento Of DhY GOODS > Of every variety
.6ssaaIly foandfn Dry Goods trade, consisting In part OF
Caiieos, Prints, Lawns, aG~ingbams,
prown and Bleachcd Muslips: S, Sc 10 guRrShceings
Hack and Fame Dress silks; Delahest Baragesi
AlpnGaas, plain and lguredi III -.
Iinbnaud silk Handkcrchiefs aud Craygts; (
Bonietsa and Bonnet Ribboh; Cloths and tnslmeresi
-saiIneisund Elannelsi ,Cheeks, Tickthgsi ana
MEMS Summer Mare of5an kinds,
,o,a ,hcr' WITH N variety ofothcr goods for LadiesAnd
h0shtidnen. All Of which have, heeh purchased ut
yory low prices, " will be sold equally low Tor CASA
~ G0UNPRY PRODUCE 0NhKs - q
Store will b. found two doors WeIofUhle Fair
luald County satiues Institute and Opposite shmnor's
Hotel, L~aneastcr, ohia., so en- May "a, 1853 4
r. 50 Sfe-g.s REMOVAL. NJ ss,HaL
Il ~ tEfaaff EE NtIut ---tf@ fH HNa ttGff s. u
.e.q 5sDR. WAGENHALs,
WVAs removed hisofneo 10 Lqts's Aeerpsr, East Q
tho OourtIIouse, opposite tho Ohio Eagle. Once.
lancaster, Osiobor %, 1654--s0 s6T oph hRe ytIeS
lMfnI 49, - - --E------
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-12-20

ieepy Of the Paper q LesTie's Gazette.
Sc per annum.
copy Of The Paper q Lesrie's New
York journal. $3.50 per annum
Subscriptions and Communications
should be addressed to FRANK LEsLIE, IL
and 14fsprace Street, New York. spas "
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
THE RESULT OF THE EIECT10N

The members elect to Congress from this stato,,o
as follows: First District, r. I. Paine, K. Nina,
Jority about $50; Second District Thomas Rpffn
Qemecrat-majority about $500; Third Djs,riot
Warren Winslow, Dernocrat-majority about Inn,
Fourth District, L. OBJ. Branch, Democrat-maior'
ity about 9, 575; Fifth District, E. G. Reade. K n
majority about 3,OoO Seventh District, Burton
Craige, Democrat-majorty about 2,7OO; Eiobtb
District Thomas L. Clingman, Democrat-ma;o,i,r
about 500. The Sixth District is still in douht
though the chances appear to be in favor of R r.
Puryear, K. N. Five Democrats, three K. Ms
The aggregate popular maj ority for the Democrats
canpot be less than SEVEN THOUSAND! This
result is stern and blasting reb1ke o. the d.r,
ORDER and of the unprincipled demagogues who bavo
been conspicuous in the midnight plot to obtain bo
control of the government of the State and to alv
oaR people with the abolition k Ms. of the f,ao
States; and it is at the same time proud and graf
flying evidence of confidence the part Of the
people of the State in the administration of Franklin
Pierce
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
1858.
PRECINCTS.
Bayd. Puryear;
Scales iPurycar
GREENE C0UNTY REDEENEDl


The Democrats ofGrcene have gloriousIy redeem.
ed their County The majority for Ruffn is one
hundred and MISUNDERSTANDING a clear Democrat
ic gain of one hundred-an eighty-sx since August
last. Nobfy done, brother Democrats! A friend
writes follows:
Snow HILL, Aug. 8, 1855.
Gentlemen: When l wrote you on the 81 was
unableto give you the official vote of Greene Cnun
ty, but you viii find it below. A glorious triumph
it is, too, for the Democracy of old Greene. The
honest people cannot be gued here by the cry that
Catholics would have the ascendency and overthrow
this great Republic. Sirs, these sclfstyled native
Americans (alias Know Nothings) are ashamed of
the name, and great many l have talked with since
the Sd eiNim their old name Wing, and before
the election their organs and members declared there
was no Wing or Democratic party. Greene County
have shown them up in their true light, and gave
them a merited rebuke. Sans foot prints are few
here, hardly enough left to bury the dead, much
less attend the sick and wounded. You may set it
down certain, Greene will send Democratic
member't to the House of Commons next year.
Rufin, Dem 36I
Latham, K. n, 165
Majority for Ruffin, 1876
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

CLINGAAN .TRIUNPHANTLY ELECTED!
A friend, writing from Morgantown under date
the 9th, says
al am happy to advise you of the reelection OF
MI. C1ngman, despite the efforts of the X Ms
Though we have not full returns from the entire
District, enough is known to satisfy tina his ma
jerfty is one Thousand, or MORE"
fancy County has given Mr. Clingman 489 ma
jo,itt la vote every way worthy Of the free spirits
and noble hearts Of the mountain men,
The Register Of Wednesday uttered howl ofJoy
the vote Of Buncombe. Short lived joy! The
traitor Clingman" was supposed to have been
beaten. Traitor" for what? Because he his bee"
true to- the r{gAtsrof his StUte dnd>Cf tie South!
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

CoRN AND COTTON CROPS IN THE SouTH,-In South
Carolina -four is selling from to $6 barred. Corn
has already fallen 80 per cent. per bushel in the
last few weeks There were heavy expectations to
Northern markets. The cotton crop.is also said to
be doing WELL and looking better than at this time
ing the next'two months thatno very positive epin
ion can yet be given. A planter writing from East
Florida says that the present crop in that sec
ton of country viii not fall short-efan average crop
OF twenty bushels per acre, and the quantity plant
ed is unusually large
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
For the STANDARD
ANOTHER WITHDRAWAL. -
August 8, 1866

1AINOI1II1Is W II III1IC1A w I'D.
GENTIEMENs yAlloNH me, if You please, space in
your paper tosay that have, this day, withdrawn
from the Know Nothing association. l was induced
tojoin the same by specious pretences and false
statelaehts Of some in whom Unfortunately placed
too much confidence; but few days experience and
atie better acqaaiataaee with their operations and
their promises and professions were hollow and in-
tended only for deception -
As an honest man and a Christian, / have left to
me but enc course of action that is to dissolve all
connection with them. have this day done So and
amagain free man. Yours respectfully,
E. S. BAILEY.
Rockingham County, July %, 1885, y.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
VOTE OF ROCKINGHAM.

We give below the vote of Rockingham County
by precincts. The home of David S. Reid has given
great vote for Seales-beihg the largest vote ever
polled for any man If thatCounty:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
FURTHER FROM THE MOB.

Afer the last despatch, the mob threatened TO al
tack the Catholic Church, but were restrained oy
the Mayor. Bishop Spaulding denies that 'nere
were arms concealed in the Church, and dIscaImS
all connection with the difficulties The keys oil the
Church had been delivered to the Mayor.
Wes shall soon have the facts in relation to this
unfortunate outbreak and shall then see who IS
most to blame. We caution readers against the
teisgrapRc statements about it, from such sources
asthe Ledisvilie Journal
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
Majority for Ruffn,
GLORIOUS LITTLE JONES!

The Democrats Of Jones have made a clear gain of
Jorty-four votes the vote for Bragg and Docke
ry. A friend writes US as follows:
"Below you have the result of the election in
Jones. The result is pleasing to the Democrats,
while it is notifying to the K. Ms, who claimed as
Thomas Ruffin, Democrat, 222
-Thos. j. Latham, K. N 1T
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
SUPERIOR COURTS.

The Judges of the Superior Courts of this State
will ride the Circuits the ensuing Fall, as follows:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11
Rumn's mai.

Col Rufin's majority will in all probability be
the largest of any candidate in the State. Glory
enough for one -eectionn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

ALABAMA ELEcrlok.-The candidates for Govern
were John A. Winston, present Governor, ana
Democrat and g. b. Shortridge, K. n. The returns
thus far are very meagre. There is little DOUBT
however of a Democratic triumph.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

TENNESSEE ELBcrIoN.-It seems to be concedeu'
by the opposition, that johnson, The Democratic
candidate for Governor, is elected byoEd question:
The returns come in slowly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

For the Standard.
=, MEssRs. EDLToRs:-4 understand there is a report
that joined the Know Nothing party and came for
ward and denounced them pronounce it a malic;oss
lie. understand that Charles E. Sears of Nash
vile, circulated the report in Raleigh. l deem If
useless to reply to any assertion made by a cross
road bully; indeed am above it, for no one who
knows the parties will credit the report of Sears.
Respectfully, &C., E. D. SMITH
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

:, When Machaon the Greek Physician was: slain,
Homer said of him, "a good Physician is worth Is
much as whole arny." Then goodmedciRe ike
ayers Cuthartic Pills. is worth great deal more,
because it cures well works wider, and lasts lon
ger The circle of the best Physicians labor must
be narrow, while such remedy is available to all
can be had by every body, and is worth having.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

Nrxoses Horizon Saturday last at the invft j.
ton Of III. r. Nixon, ESQ.,: as many would par
was opened on. that day for the aecommedation Of
the public. Mr.. Nixon has fitted up his large and
comnodious house in the very best style, has pro-
Vded himself With attentive servants ana nadoevery
preparation for keeping of the best hotels in his
State Al who know Mr.. Nixon, know that no
pains will Be spared by him to render the stay of
his guests with him agreeable and pleasant. He is
accommodating and liberal, agentleman in every
sense of-the word and knows how the :: inner
man" ought to be provided for, and the outer one
cenforted. Colds. Neaos Era.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-08-11

- "Wewant America ruled by americans"
is the slang phrase of Know Nothngism. Well,
who rules America neWS The PRESIDENT of the
United States san AmerfeanS' SO are all the men,
bers of his Cabinet; 50 were the two hundred and
ninety odd members Of the last Congress, with two
or three exceptions. The Executive, Judicial and
Legislative departments of the government are un-
der the exclusive direction and control Of native
born citizens! ana yet are told that the Repub-
lie is in imminent danger of foreigners in office
How many adopted citizens hold office under the
State Cover nment of Alabama In Virginia. it turn
ed out upon inquiry, that the Fish Inspector of
Richmond city was the only one. That dignfed
and responsible Office is filled by Mark Downy, an
4fishaan who, feel assured, has designs
against the liberties of the ALnercan people With
a uagnanilnity worthy Of all prasevhe offers to re-
sign hi< position in favor ofany Ka ewrNsthpg Edi-
acter and qiaaicatfes 1Ifthsre are any Foreigners
in Alabama holding the Office Of Inspector of Fish,
or of Tar, or of Gauno we hspe they will initiate
the example of Downy, and-sive some of our aggri-
eyed patriots of native birha chance for the spofs
= Montgomery tAls) Adoe.t issr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

Tnr Irrc,c CASE In the notice Of the
sick sercnadcrs, published two weeks ago, 1t
was stated that the yieiimiled wcrc quiet
about the matter. Not 80. On Saturday
last, ON complaint Of the leader Of the band,
tbc gentleman who furnished the rcfrcsh-
mcpts was brought before judge Emery, 10
answer the charge Of an assault, by admin
i.terinr some poisonous drug, &C., to the
complainant. On examination twas made
70 anpear that there was no intention Of
doing injury to any person AMI the justice
or,or some pertinent remarks upon the folly
Of Observing 20 rowdyish a custom, dischars-
ed the defendant.
II would appear from the evidence, that
Il was intended to administer 10 the per-
formers substance that would Phy'ic the
system slightly and the drug employed
with purc lemonade. would produce that
.g,ct-as has has hem since asccrtaincd hy
trial Instead u This, the article uscd was
"lcm5n syrup" anu tho medicine uniting
with the poisonous acil in the syrup, or the
acid alone, actcl a. powerful rmciic.
Amer a full understanding u the facts,
We understand the PARTIES separated with
good feeling towards each other, determined
To consider the matter, as II was intended
10 De-, q ro5lnaturcd jko.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

IDry b. BErw,rrg, % gentleman with
whom many Of our READER, have the honor
Of n personal acquaintance, and Others, rs q
cnrrr-rondout-thr then conductors of the
paper, admitting hi- lettr., iu consideration
or Do. putting them in type, him-,lf,--ba-
r,rruHy ST out Tor Norfolk, the yellow g.
VIZ region. liz mission is ono OF charity,
De- l,In- anxious Of trying the lisinlcctaui
urorr,los ofrrrcu corr.rls and huutco'.r,
hoping to destroy the poisonous acids and
-l-.r- which now ON the air Of that city.
Mr. Brewster figured somewhat, in thi'
county, rs % temperance lecturer Mlrr
r,,sn'ly Doc has acquired some notoua'y by
publishing paper, ~ Bangor, called ' The
Liberal" iu which Doc rnIraurrI 90 show
tho peculiar fitness Of Hon. Shepard Cary,
mr the oFrr OF Governor. lIchilcltoc0n-
vince thcrsur'., AMI abandoned thcc1ucgrn,
itrru,inr, r..uuilr,Iy. equally uu'uccrss-
full The Mercury .ly. 1T him " Nr. h.,
i,a man ur earnest h.liaG hut unstable ace
ton. H. ha. published newspapers inmos,
OF thc STATE, OF ,lc Union. wa. city mis-
.ioury in Louisville, Hy, ur taoyars, IS
a liberal in politics, AMI an Unitarian in
religion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Nnhrnskn LYinr.

Tar'.,l.r. ~ irr Wells Marty in Maine.
lavr done a moro extensive bu,urs 90 1nrr
ia tIr h.t r,mraf.n. tlan any anil 40 mr..
Ha Hnt have ever rrrrsl-l them. They
commenced thc campaign living. thcy ear.
rial it on lying, ami wound itur lying.
Had hra Naln.ka. rum in, d1u.hhcr.,
'iy.l I'm ths llvsuf Auranlas and Slrhiru,
trry would l.v, boon struck dad bv wine
r,v. and thor, would have lc.n scarcely
ar.r-b gr. ones lrf, I'm their ranks. 20 have
.,rr;.I ann, tr, I.qI
ANON, the editorial fraternity who nr.
r5r,rl Wells and ra-arurir. &, wa. c0nsiI.
rrrl "a violation orrrof..iouaI honor % toll
tine truth. IN anu ar. 4 man Shat could
NOT .at down and d, No the hair an oT hi.
head 90 vr,, mn, one side. and some imror,-
"A rsn,-,l, nr.,iutI
Ivip.. with We'll. editors. has become q
trade and unless thcv could practice tli,
art with dcy,,ritv. without any qualms Of
conscience, they were considered no longer
f, On handl, the Quill. There l. an old saw.
in,. "tmt as the Old cock crows. the
Young ones learn" aud 30 il was with an
man L.,r ouill Iriy.r.-ir.i, III, l,rippiB.
nj ,,c ,,1,r,i,, ,bry ,,,rr or.,,.i,p,ll, nd.
III ., -. IN, IF ,,,r,rl ,fc, ,.rr;r.
~. ,rnr, d. .,,, l.,r,,y a., nv, ,,I
iii IA. o.nr,,tIy M ,ry n IL. Aha,
c.,r. p,, s,'.I nm tho t,nor N, rot
Tho w,n. Marty d.,,;r,y anil dG.yR,g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

MuAurru Eu,uur,v Cu,E'NTIny.
The Massachusetts, Republican Convention
assembled 90 Worcester on thursday, >Tt
-Uh. Over lUuO dIrsntrs were PRESENT.
Hon. y. J.. Banks was chu.u President,
AMI r. II. Dana, Jr., chairman ol commit
tr. ou resolutions.
Hon. Julius Rockwell was nominated Tor
Governor,
Tho aIlrrz,of thrUuyuta1g .rs worth"
whole ground or On, slavery 4ar.,i0n. ami
DECLARE. untall other questions arn for thc
.mr Iurrrl 10 ay,. d" We oa,r u' e.a-
graphical w sectional issue. We adopt uo
principle. which bare not thc sanction of
ihcmaul.ror,hc Republican 800 thosat.s.
North or south, slave or FIRE.. We adopt
n1 rr.nrirl.s which Washington, Jefferson
,rI p,,...r uau,, ,.ull o., l.~- sluru,i
ta Hg brought unto action. WoaloT' nl
rriurlr'.- which conscientious opponents ol
H msra,s OF slavery FROM aII Iart. ol Doc
land cannot and ought not u recognize.
w. aet Zoo u1 sectional .ririt as 90 men,
W, arr really 90 y1f. ilr men from amy part
urths land. va, win art with u.. Our
motto i,. ", N.rtH, 300 South rr.elpm
lraI t1e Territories up now stats hut
Tae States, N.gth ., south
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
rv,hr o,noI Democrat

W. Efn--A, the time has nearly ag-
rived when ,hc Oxford County Agricultural
Society holl 8. annual meeting Gr Oh.
choice OF officers. &c., permit ma % MAKE %
few suggestions. Us think ior tha in,.rst
Of thr society.
40 On, annual meeting fr che rh9isr OF
officers, a.t year, one or NOR, OF the True
tr.s elected did not bel,n. @ che Sngi.ty 90
the time Of hi, election, and had never a.-
tended bat very few, irauy, OF 90. meeting.
In some town. where there isguirauam-
h.r belonging u the society, notoueo Of dom
have been appointed on committee, when
some six or eight persons in the same Down
have l"cu appointed on committee 100, ono
Of them belonged to the society, os took my
interest in H. Meeting
Query; l. such a cour-r beneficial 90 .h.
interests VI the society? iinot, let itbe c1r-
rsct.l.
I, seem, 10 mo that tho interests Of th'
society require that the Trustee. should lo
member. Of the Society before elected, aal
know something orip rule. and wants.
Your. boz haste, .....
\ MEMBER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28

NORWAY ApyUIi.LE. This paper j.
rawu- hett.roC late. The last number
contained a l,r-, number Of extract, from
o., Oxford Democrat, showing a decided
improvement in taste. Had they thought
OF this before, aud copied largely from our
Taper, instead Of filling is columns with
trashy stuff from hna,ical, crazy headed
novel writer's, 10 would have deserved, and
d1alt..s received the thank, ofall It's intel
li-eut readers. Unjust be truly refreshing
70 the patrons Of that paper, occasionally TO
ful in It's columns an article containing
sound political doctrines, and good common
sense, even if it is borrowed from the Dem
ocrat.
We will carefully look o.r the Advcr-
ti.er hereafter, and five can find any thing
original that is sufficiently decent to be Co
pied into our paper, We viii make extracts,
give due credit, without initiating our neigh
boris good taste at NICK nanss; otherwise,
We hope he wall excuse US Cor not rceipro-
eating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-28
Oxford County

wchw ha.n looking over tho r,uus
from ,hi. County and comparing them with
.l..e ul last year, and although thy d.n't
LOOK exactly t1 sait us, .tiIl wo think 900 thr
whole. ve have l.nsprrywall. Ia.,yar
Morrill, received $500 votes iu ON'.rl Cnun-
tv Th, vlr Doc receives al25, 1.inr an
inrra.. over la-t year ur Hr. iwfrH and
frs r.,, mi, i.rat ral. when w., cone
slider On. Political elements wa have lal O.
% contend with, tho uurrinrirlal yinlur.
and tla infamous means
rr-artel % carry tIr County fr Wgl's
Our orrunrut. layr only made uatrain
org-s from h., year. uu thr Governor vote.
Now TAX, on, The town or Norway. which
mad, Republican u.t l1,, Of 80, it will
nerr,u, that independent of tlis sins', town
We have mot with a net los Of only lbs
vote, in the whole County
Had an the Other Counties in the state
don, as wen comparatively, as Oxford, Nor
rim would have been Htii ly Ms people.
III, result shows this
Some Of tha ,rvyus 'r Oxford have done
n1ly. DzflI stands ahead on gains. she
gives a nc, gain OF o>r usuarp ASD SIX.
rrr> rr Morrill, Rumrrl gives -, Pari.