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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

HOUSE TO LET.-A large, stylish House, with
IL u Bedrooms elegant Pslors and Basement Bathing.
room and eli modern Improve suitable Tor large sHy
or boarding house Rent no. Inqui.e No 1874
Wsst 2sth . opposits Lam.rtn park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

TO LITTLE Second Story of the modern,
j tvo,,or, HOU,EN No 10 Yssse~ with i,il-ses
None need sppy bot very sns ,ai 'e'Pscis'is family
A., Il AZ
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piano- fcrtes ano alusit.

IL. GALE * Co., PLANO-FORTES
"A. No. 81 % and 50 Sd-sv conner Of l5h-st Ne~YoL
also
No Fs.t 9th
Within lo0 yard. Of the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

HALF Of genteel three-stOry and basement
II HoU. to RENT to . sasll, agreeable family The
all the modern Dprov-me1s pess.ntg ocst-d Ia
iab st. near I'd sv Inquire Of JOHN FOLEY. Gold Pea
bapufsctur.r, No. le7 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

TO LET-Ihe four-stOry brown-stOne-front
i BOUsE No esl 9th ,v. vel e,l.ust-d 10, so.rdiaf
Hon,. ,,rr frrr.tsd with the moferr n H1S-nentA
A,o q fr. srOhs ssd sA-EheSf TO Lex Apply 20
sTfuAhr & SMITH, Mes 1T and lis N@-t ga o. or Of
w h RaYNOR corner Of Broadway and S5h,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

ITO LITTLE large three-story and basement
HOU,g No 20 E.st 35th-st 4ih hOOse eat of Lsxas
too with fixtures bah &c Hoa'e 10 good ot5.. and
iuuedi.fe posse ssion car Be had B. KIS5 IIMGi.
No SIG 4th sv., to7 2. "
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: nO0 ANY respectable party can, for

Up csVOOs this sum, become Interested In md
vusbe discovery applicable TO several important brsnohe, Of
Industry for the products of whiehtte market unlimited
the profits 20 to so q with extend
Indefinitely In the ratio Or fer the relute capital to
essb nh The business handsome Brookl,n property worth
90 would be sold at bargain Eiven security Refer
ences character required and The
given; and strictly confidential Address
INVENTOR, Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10
TO ITT-Witb immediate possession, two new

TT'U LEI-"Iln IIHn1tuIdtt Pyssc ss'VII' w "I
i hAns.ome Ep,l.h Basement aOUSEs, on 25tn st DO
tween Ch and 7th s7to Also too iaree story
BOuEs .Gth 1t s7o One 2sth .; $500 eae :,ry
HOrsE Pine, 81. $50. Apply 70 L. B. HI IER
No S. eth Ay. 5 10 P. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

WANTED-In General Commission House,
w sBOY about IS years Old who writes sood b.n4 and
fsures well None need apply who cannot far
mai the most u1deubted references Address Box No. lflo
Lower Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

EIRST- CLASS Brown Stone HOUSE to LII,
with the Furniture (sl within year, fine Nelye
C.rpet every ching very GOOD The residence OF pdyst
family about leaving the city stuson degh;iu in tue bes
p.shtorhocd rear 9Th sv.
B. W. RICHARDS No sol Bro,dwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-10

NOR SALE-One-half of the interest of a re-
IL tail LUMsER-YARO, together with the Fixtures. and
eight lesse from the Let OF May sbone OF the best
the City Of Brooklyn. Inque ct the corner OF Ami
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Go farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE.-The subscriber has CON
~ sspty nznd sery superior sroeie o. pure konA
DUST, consisting Of saving. films aud ground bore
rats received =, the Works aSdst E.st River, o. t 20
Is CeSsy-st mn saif, CHRISTIAN SJBW&kfZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Old Folks Concert.

The communication hollow was intended
f5r last week. paper. hut did not reach Us
IN season Tor insertion The Programme
ha, been issued by which W. learn that the
concert vii. he given at the Methodist churh
south Pnr,. on the afternoon and evening
Of May-Day.
The exercises will commence with a prayer
hy Rev. Or. WusoN; and AFTER the singing
ola few HYMNS. Rev. +. \. CRsrrs will de-
liver q short addrrs-, when the singing will
h. resumed
The exercise. in the evening will be open
cI hy PRAYER from Rev. Mr. sEwAll, after
which ,Ir evening will be occupied by the
singing or hymns
Tho admission j. fixed a. Is cent. The
funds viii lcapproprntc,l To- the purchas'
ola Musical Instrument for the church.
flour urirhbor. should wish an in'trH'
mental accompaniment on this occasion, ",
would invite their attention to the choir OF
thi. plaor. We believe the available force
/, one Double Bas. yiol. tnow Wondering
IN the hrIlrv,) one Bas. Viol, thrcc Niolins.
one N,.pI,,u. aud one Pos, Horn, w... i-r
former, ,o match.
NJ Efmr-You have probably heard u
the old T.Ik's Concerts. which have h""r
held boz many place. during the Last winter
Aud you dYuhtIes. rejoice to learn 'hc vrio
ran singer. NJ Paris arr PREPARING % give
concert. sometime in the early rart Of Ma!
next. OF which ample notice will fn given.
I happened 20 get into the Methods
Church. when they met ~ r"hc1rs', 'n7
evening. .iurr. before the door vHs locked
and Their listened 'or more than two hour,
tl .uch delightful music, as mortal ur haN
seldom heard. When saw with rr"r'.
tbo .isu. Uf adjournment, ! WIS surrri..
o. learn Ha' IL w.. already r.tfu o'clock
All those who love the ancient harmony
iira rl..I n'I tunes our fathers aul craudi'
thor. u.-i ~ sing. land who does nm' ln,
,lr,n.l will mot allow any ordinary ohstlcl
On Irsp them from thc ola Folks Concert
90 South Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

Lrprcnors AssuTrIoS The Republican
journal /. becoming very active in fighting
vipdwill.. Il WAKES bold rs may be seen
by the following.
We can tell the gentlemen that there
are hundreds and thousands in addition 90
those WHO voted Tor Mr. Paris, who do not
believe in using Temperance n political
bobhv. in'giyinc away SGO,0 Of the poo
nle's money ~ the injury ut common schools,
IN relieving the stockholders Of rotten cor
porntions from their obligations, nor In
chopping mp paup"rs."
All this {, unfoundcd assumption. The
Democratic Republicans who support Mr..
Morrill, are not now and never have been in
favor OF making,
1t. Temperance hobby, or
q. giving away $4,000, or
81. relieving rotten corporations, or
9Th. choppins mp paup"rs.
The man who says they. are, or assumes
tina, such /. the fact. utter- and assumes a'
many distinct falsrhoois Poor, Desperate
OH Fu.ionism. Will it not attack another
Windmill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
llr state 10 'I''N N'I' ''l''''"''' ~
nlln,. I'M the lat CunEr,..
Regulation Of the Right of Suffrage.

Th.rc,rut legislature passed. au act hy
which 900 uatunlifri persons arr required
tu rrr,a, thrirc.stiGcic, %, naturalization
o, the proper 4athoritir-, q .hvr'timr prior
q, election. .o that their rim.' may %" enc
..r. iaI5.Isr..a,,uup.u ,ur l.t 20. woe
tr.. y. M,, NOT Sen thi. lav auA ave
MOI. con ru.nuy. a'le TO lay whether a'a
whole. 80 ru aurrD,,uI q, oruo' Com
mir. 30. provisions, ,ar Progressive Ar'
.usUfas. continents a. follows
.N.uvUat B, tHrrs Joe 'hi-u.,. av 1.a'l
down .l much -.Nrify uu inr lH' "l i.'
Ilmukar rr..-.- ul ''ll- state. D., % exc
rluir 10 .us.s Foreigner vhu was not ..''9-
I.,I I.Hr.t ~ Dre o. rtiUTt a single
Fty long r r-.I.u.. iu ORDER Go rn,li., uIm
q. "a certificate naturalization N.'nu'.
u ,r,i' r,rit-, boz any particular l'' rl.'''
"a, ur Ha. ruurd tarm iu year, past. NJ,
40 30. n ,uup,y IrluIrs lin Go Ir'-."'
tlr testimonial, OF h. right u, sU4H-'' 90
tfr r-.,l-.ra.fuurit..- 900 40. anil Prop -.At-
---'.a', ,l..,. u-py De- uNamruvi AMI Dos
tH r.Hg' 90, rather than take tanumr Iu tIg
confusion alI excitement of election day.
l.i.rr. ANYTHING wrong in i'is' WI. 'hn
e. 'N.s -.r, . -, nv ~ d" Ni.rn Hul >siitinu
Laws sr,uT Why aIi t.I, lurpr uen-
umau wu UT You know DO WI. pat au
gl 60 YOUR .r0 ha,ir-auI hu..y.us mau.
u.r. % Nu-'.,u- INFO 'Hr ballot box, 1000 iNe
confusion u' ,Iffiuu duy vote. u' men who
.H.f.. md earthly ffTht fH vote 10 will EIH-
H.at fraud, fn f.H ru.y 40 which NuI owe
u.uN Hi yong l.rr.g Victories. " UIH pre-
SCENT g.ur imposition ulu 'hr au't"u''.,,
hy tHUU-. ul % single rrilrrItr '.r dozen
different r.l.-s. 10 Will iGtrHlu.r order 1000
c,rst..n "r ls,Uu.. which Son dislike. luu
will hardly ue.el in frightening tie peso
u.. ui thi. JAY 'g CRYING nut Alien auh sr-
Ii,uu laws. Ihy will examine az tIrm-
.s.lg- r-ari.r,' ai Your iu,en,ltg m'iur' '
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
A Por.rnlt Of Old Fu,lonIsn

The lat Republican journal contains a
engraving o! OLD Fusion bunker, Crosby
Federalism rcr,3urGcJ. II consists OF Cd
skeleton Of a monkey Or Oumug ouuug,
intended according To- ths context, a. rrTrr.
INT the la,, remain. ol such creatures after
they bad hren Jis,,ct,l Tor the promotion
Of science. and liiu: odium upon the ast
Legislature, u1 account ola 1911 which II
rgu,,d % ga''.
Til. skeleton i. however, in rsiiiy, %
first rate portrait Of the old aud present
bunker, national Coalition. That Who'll,
concern 0, admirably prr-,nilcl by it, c,pc-
cially IL, mature aud present condition. It
i. u ea,rou, accumulation which doe. not
poses, sufficient unity Or cohc.iyrncs, 70
hold i,,elf together. ltLas neither muscles,
tendon, or intesumaut..
but q hobby /, necessity Of some men,.
natures. IL ia matter of congntulation,
however, that since thi. old fusion organ
mu,t Lar, q Loty 10 carry it. burden, in IL.
descent anor vulgar prejudice, IL should hc
the one it has selected g. al1m IL, columns.
II such characters must ride, they should
stride an image Of their principle crcl-
turn without -n,ibility, reason or motion,
l.s. ;lr load 10 bears.
Isitu,t litilc singular that Bin which
in all rysl~yt. &. a. copy Ola lawnow in force
in Massachusetts, aud New York. where ci,i-
linu,n i. neither neglected or outraged
should De subjected to the ridicu!e and gro.,
perycr,ion Ola political hack while despair
ingly casting about for coalition rccruits'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

DE,ru o. Ma. Il,uIiN. The deccase OF
this most c.timablc woman took place yes
tarday afternoon after a lingering illnc,, OF
many months, which she borc with lor,it,ile
and resignation. She dicl with christian
calmnc,,. Beloved by all while living, her
death will b. deeply mourned by a large cir
Gle ofrtaii,,s and friends.
Mn. Ilamlin was the eldest daughter OF
Judge Emery, Of Paris, Oxford Co. She
married aud removed with her husband, the
Hon. Hannibal Jlamlin to Hampton, where
they have ever since resided. During her
residence at IIamPden, her gentle disposition
and Kindness Of hear, won the love and g.
teen Of ncr ncighbors and all who knew her.
In all the relations Of life she proved her
self an excellen, woman, an aifsctiouate wife
and kind mother. 1t is seldom any iami-
~ is called upon to mourn 50 great a loss.
Bangor Mercury, l7th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

GErAr NrLp. \ mormon journal pub
lished in salt lake city, Utah, give the
following as the amount raised ON an acre
and quarter OF land.
" Brother samuel Bird has raised on a
lot OF one acre aud a quarter in Ihe seventh
Waid Of Great Salt Lake city, and without
irrigation, the following amount fproducc
% bushels Of wheat, II OF corn, so of pota-
toc-, 10 Of onions, & Of parsniI., G Of car
rots and Orleans, 200 cabbagcs, and quite
a number Of cucumbcrs, peas, sluashes and
melons. The ground was simply plowed, :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Gbr Ortoro 9cuotrat
PARIS. MAINE, APRIL %, 1855.
PUBLISHED ryrRY FRIDAY MORNING ~
W. A. PIDGIN & Co,
rEorHIEroRs.
THOMAS n. BRowN, Editor.
PARIS, MAINE, APRIL %, 1855.
THOMAS n. BRowN, Editor.

T.uns.--.On, l,llar AID fty cents 'tueily ~
,u,,sct. ar, duiitt snd scycn', i've c'uis whh'
a, "a ,n..aths tso dnars ~ ihe cod It The Nr''
r.vbi,h 90, rcr,s vail D. added lpr cNefN year
n which payment b. DELAYED
NuNrHrtsT vFNrs Inserted on rrss'n''i ''''''
ii- uforl,ftor MT i.ia- scoouui'lie io' an' ''"'
BE-, 45l th, ,u,.,rt charged 81 thr at,eriisf"r"'
--TS. NJ. PETrENGllL 4 Co.. lo N'''
o.. E.r-4. arl 70 Nafs1u 90, N,r lf..' zee
,rT .nl, auth.f,rsi 1rrr's inr rfocuting 'un''''P
ono, t,rvatdiBg aHsrfi,ss'1rn's'
l-i,,,,..,r I'll I'd. advertisements !. held 20 H.
D. i..... az. E.tr fth. Frsi ir.srifru.
~ Commonwealth fhruh directed o. " The
O,iCuI p.uD,a' Paris. Ne
BooL md Job Printing
rrDvrTIY AND NEATLY rNrCuTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
The Next Congress.

The House Of Representatives consists Of
o]l members. The following table shows
pretty conclusiycly how the next Congrc''
will stand. Elections have taken place In
the following States, and they plainly show
TIA, the opposition have a decided majority.
cen. Pierce. President Of the United States,
as may b. seen. BY this tabl', has in two
short years broken to fragments the party
which PLACID him in power, aud reduced it
to a pitifl minority
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

ANoTmE 90 TmE BEARS KILLED. \ gen
tlcman from Oxford, while driving teain
through the woods, between this village and
the railroad, on Wednesday last, came
across a bar and two cubs. lie succeeded
in killing one Of the cubs, the old bear and
the other cub making good their escape.
Quite a number Of people started out in
pursuit, but nothing further was seen Of
the bears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Republican Nomination.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ANSON P. MORRILL,,
OF REApFlELD.
The Laws Of the State.

We give our r1tHrs, to-day, the laws en-
as,,l ly thr I,.i.,lturc o., the late session,
ON au extra ,hr,t. lei, O. o, hoped that
,.,r, man viii rad them Cor HIMSELF and
make mp hi, opinion concerning them indie
rcnlrady OF any rreiudics, holr'ays, or
rrr,guc,,gd notions. Il e., not expected
that law. will D. perfect or that lrgisla-
mr,, can cua.t such Tor toe Observance Of a
s.mrlia,ri state ol ciy,lil,l society a. will
most the APPRECIATION Of every ciul'n rhi'
should. however, O., the earnest cuica,or Of
each legislator, and th'ucarc-, approach to
such a condition should DC his heart felt
wish
We DO not pretend 90 D., judge Of law.
10 ha. not hcen our study. and Il has not
r-rn our raoI fortune even at 'hi, time 90
have Rad the lat, laws. \ c'anc, az their
t.tl.- and o .rns-al A,a OF their ohNs,i' all
,Hat w, have hll au opportunity OF know.
ir- w,arg uuaD,, therefore at this time
q, 1y vha, veaprr,yr or what vo might
.a mature confederation jiuTlrp,c. And
IN 81. t- 90. nur r..frr. are concerned We
ar, quito .aI chat .u,h is Che ,.-. nr vc
much rr,r that they should rad th'-'
l,v. r,f..t ulen thcm and form their urin-
i.r. v,raa, any interference. from amy
..artr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
premium, % Farmers


We rubli.A h,lov circular which bas
jus, b.yn is.ucd W ,hoS,Cre'iTy ofthe State
Agricultural S,ci.ty.
n, fls ,.rcral Nea1.-s ~ no fT"t',r' to'l-
r.rff, aagfIr So PRESIDENTS % ~ Mon.
.Nr.r igrurr-l' Nr1fv. 07a ~ ~
f1f7Ss oTtrr,r'fr- throughout ~ Nais'
Gr>rturv Alta meeting Of The Maine
STAT, Agricultural Society, which was or
anir.i en- thc SCI instant, at the Stat"
Il,r.,. /, wa, yotcl % bold Cattle show
and Fair som, time during September next.
N-,r.. Forl,s o. Taris, Gooialc Of Saeo,
srI Fairbanks 70 Augusta, were chose
committee 9, arp.r.i,a theamouuis ufm
o., q, 70, offered Cor premiums in thc s.'rr'l
Departments TO ,lil show.
ra commit, rrrar.lthe following sehe-
fa.rorsw ur.i.nner.-
Nr..ts q Premiums
Nr. S.r.t. s,n1. II.r.rs, iOO Shcr
ruI. >,,.-, So, p.rr-v. cO. Grains, Grd
Drl.u Craus. .lu. Erf'-ors, 100 . lTa'i'
arI Fuv,r.. l.U. Dairy Products, Money
..Erl.. IuU. grHI lH, >sc1-1rd Honey
rt. N.rrrr.,r-.-. 100, Agricultural -,
,r..-.r.s. r.. ,r-s.f-r,ard li1mo~ss. - 4.
,f..li,,ry U5r.H.r. N1rra-Iur'sr,
T.r. I-,1 anil T.uvf, 2n, Boots, SHOES,
arI leather, ~, Cooper, N'rs, 10 n''
rftr-.. Ur'Hry. >.y.E, 20. Hats, 'al-'
e... Do. pr.- Printing. and hin0in-. l.,
... H.. HN. al sHfrr#s sTf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

s clr~rrudrnt oftle y. Y. P,si Dis.
c''.. O. .art uot known even O. many of Mr.
Webster, most iuJima,, friends, that he
WIS once Challenged by John Randolph.
Ns Wc',.r declined, but the cogrr.Ipn.
deuce ua.-bIa-..i bs;wceniho parties, Mr..
Benton acting q, the friend Of Randolph.
agrurs 90 have been highly crciinbie to th,
Challenged party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27
Summary Of Weekly News.

War y All Hham'
Ex-Governor Crosby is about TO remove to
Boston. where he will assist in the editorial
department Of the Living Age.
Pau, Julien, tho yiolinist, wsb'hns made
/ the tour Of France England, and the United
States. giving concerts and drawing immense
houses, /. only II years Of age.
/ According io the latest and bcst mercan-
. tile intelligence, there Is no probability that
brcadstua. will he any cheaper the present
season II estimated that the surplus Of
wheat and -four in tho Western States and
Canada - Gar below the average amount
In an interview recently had between the
Secretary or State, Mr. Marcy, and the
Spanish Minister, II was admitted by The
latter that the firing into the American ,os-
sci. % the coast Of Cuba was a ir~rass
and instructions were sent forthwith 20 Con-
cha. u prevent any future similar occur
renee. Tho sccrc, expedition Of Com. Nc
Aulcv. will therefore be- rendered uunccs-
ary. The voice IT the Washington Union
and Richmond Inquirer i "still or war. ~
The general tone Of the Pres and public Opt
Mon i. against IT, Congrcs, T. wisely in
trusted with the power of making war, not
b hr Er1brs. President Pierce T. IN a ioh
fix Tor making war. under existing circum.
stances. with the next Conrrr-s constituted
according to the table, which We publish TO-
day
Gov. Rc,lcr has resolved % submit the
extraordinary conduct Of the recent election
in Kansas 70 the inspection Of the L. ;. VI
,1rncy General, Tho outrageous iusolcucr,
violence and hwlcssncs. of ID" Sla,choll.n-
in,rrr., j. beyond endurance, and the Gov
rcfi,s. 20 si,r hi, signature 20 the ccrtid.
catos or election.
There has been q serious riot ia Chicago
IooIcl guns and knives were freely u.ci
Several rrr.on, were killed, anil larger
number wounded The fight grew out Of
a ....,..,, a,.V ,,.5. mad. tt,, pI
''' N. 49,, 60. '.,,.
WI, WI, '.'' "
'. ~ -. mimi.
,ant. The C5nfrr,ucr az Vienna, had ad
-. ,,;,i,,.-,,SI,,.,f, IN, car
~. -. go, ,,,,;.rl,r,, rrJ.r CON
-. 49,. .,.. &C.. ,,,i.,,i,r ~ tr
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w.h,,.,r..,ir, ,Ili..r,, or tb. death O.
a., - -. ". n. r.. .,
W.T. 49, I, -, -,
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noun, ,'o' '' va 80, r.,i.., 4,
.
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f. ,,rn. .r,.,o.., ,,,rrl..l L,r, The lln'
3.,,,...,.r G.,li.,. and trir, a, rraa
y Ii. ,.l .,.....,..,l ..fy," O.Gul
70 r,., vl.r will v,gl,-.,.a.,' Smith r1m
s....,.. y.i..i,,,.r.. describing ,li, crock
-...,-.1. 49,. 1870. -.
~ n.,.r-...'t,.....-..r ,..,, AL Am.
10 o., o.. .r.tl I sam ..,-,. A.,
10 ,.,,.,. q. 90 -
% "'''' .''''' you ''.".. aye '"' ''.
To- contains 'wm S2,nOn.uNO % - ,UuhuOO u
' sluupU. 900 gold, and after aI,isin, ,.brb'
10 q, nrip.,....i .rr,.f..rr,vI.- AHA. d.
. J.ut know Har tIa, ,yo could break or d.
10 ID oet batter with lion v-ls.. char
, with r.wlsr."
MAYOR WOOD give. notice that be- .lall a.,
% '."f. 1857 'I''i 90" l' ~" i''N TOO. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

PERSONAL MAuCE. There may possibly
b. a ju.tiGablc excuse for strong political
feeling, and Tartinn opposition; but there
eau b, no decent Or justiiable excuse for the
constant cNgrci.c Of personal malice. The
unrymittins exercise Of this latter quality,
except for batter reasons than usually exit,
i. Characteristic only Of a brutal, moro-o,
and iyrauuical disposition. We have been
lcI to tai. remark by the recent unjustiia-
bic and uupro,okcd personal attack on the
reputation OF Judge Luddcn, by the Norway
Advertiser. Wcdp not alludc TO tai. pcr.
sonal assault, - characteristic Of that sheet
Lcclu,r il i. necessary To ,indicatc the char
acter of judge Ludicn, nor do We alludc to
it, to complain Of it, or follow it, example
in return. Such ), not our purpose.
We refer to thi, conduct simply to say
that such imlroyokcl attacks are 10 h. at
,ributcd TO the prcJudiccs and malice OF the
authors To the editor who don write, aud
the raputed writer, and one or two other
abbcttor- Of that sheet Such an attack j.
not to b, attributed t., nor i. it approved
hy the great mas Of the party Of opposite
political views; Tor many Of the wi.yst and
bcst Of these have given the person attacked
compliments Of the highest character, and
such a. any public ohcer may justly feel
proud of.
Then again we refer to this to say that
those who make this assault are not 50 pure
in principle or 20 immaculate in all their
pecuniary transactions as to render them
peculiarly qualified for public accuscrs.
Ear bo it from US to open up the pecu-
mary transactions Of those who ought 10
b responsible for such assaults. We are
happy to say that Judge Ludden needs no
defence from us, and no vindication from
the assaults Of chronic malice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

E,v,,s ASL,vr Sr,rr. Thos, whoaiil
,u ,ac I..-a,s Cd. JDc Nebraska Kansas b.,i
knew that thc repeal 90 the Missouri Com.
rrlmi., would make Kansas slave State.
'rhc South az, resolved that such shall be-
tHc @r'. un thi- question, thc "Ntatc of
Maine journal OF straight Wbir prin-
cip'r,. which invariably iu-', with Srhris-
ka lIuukori,n, make, the following cmphat.
ic remarks
N hs South ,baR a,l No admission NJ
H0H,r, iG,D fls Urina. 0sa S'drf Nais, ne
G4rui,1 uug D. 50idr5 "a hs Hsga,irs. u
Upf Ho usf 20 ran n Compromises. fer al
fararr 1Hss hgrs i.oi io'ai,d lv UisdHs n
NryisrH mfu.ac-. and roilsr thar oNo,r
Kansas 10 come INTO ne Ig,sR az Sarc
S'ais. ,rs Drt;r 10 ki he Souih 'so,ds from
DE- i'u1r"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

JltA COSsEIss.
H..a..s

'Th, seal, II ruIlrto' Maine, llall Of Iowa,
a,I Allen OF Illinois. ar contested. TIE at ,Wo
viii without J5uht l. ,n.-aisi. VIZ. fullsi may
frtliI lIs.
tone vacancy. owog u ,bs election Of NJ.
TuuLuil g. ths 4. ;. Senate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

so<s or TrrmANcT The Quart.'E
Meeting Of the Grand Division Of the ~
Temperance was held at Paris, On W Gun IN
day and Thursday Of this week. ION 80, -,
noy Pcrham, presiding. About lOO az, -.
gates were present, asd We understand ~
exercises were Of an Interesting character
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

Toe new Tr,hili.gry liquor law las pas
81 che Massachusetts, Legislature, and r.
eeiy i the signature of tie Governor. Il,
s,-s into eject thirty lays after it. approval
hy 'he Grfsrn1r-thr Goth Of MAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-04-27

The Steiner FavH ua- .5,l by au,ti-l o.
Harrison, ;ae l2th. Hr SlsOo