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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
i Word more abou. Election.

", lav, met the enemy, anl-hav, "ca'
i-.rr'-hu, upon surveying the battlefield
v. are POI, exactly "licsrl, after an.
Batilw,ar, G.'-f. wh, lr. The ,is,or,3
,isur, the r, called Democratic PARTY, fr
We have. Notwithstanding. 'h-irvinly hr-,
,hat they could y',r, Well, hy 10000 given
ia.m 20 sound thrlsh.u- Nurr7, j. elected
over Wells Ycs Hr1i vc have given
Wei. ana 20, Who'll, armyaf rot suckers
and hop 'y,r crruaiicrs -" r1H,r.'4r f''. "
W have lat them, routed The whole force,
tgrr. G,r AMI Dragon. We rIo1,, wc
have r'urTl' f1rIgif'' outof thc N,'m,-
h, democracy he Maine. We have laid
chem gat thj, y,ar next year wowill hu.
~ tM.m So deep, that %, rr,urrcct.5u'rump
shall r reach thrm.
How q. 30 with the stui9ut.' have they
done anything 20 IRA. OF Le,us s'.. In
l,'a. ,hey rnIl,l about au,uoo y.,r.. las;
wear about ll.Ouo. and tb.. YEAR d., tau
10000. Their candidate, GET. about once
ffsus many votes "a, G., Morrill, Can
hts 90 fading GOA, party hold ur los jimi.
uuu,s head, and rlk about hsa'in. thc Re
publican urtv2 NJ, Il the Oh vhis ur-
-suiu,.1n 7r.f.5 any killing, 10 ha, got b..
l.ath blow ,hi. year. Amer all, it was
hardly b's enough 10 make an ohcc, 90
,'r,sea'.
Wei. irthe Republican party IN Maine
B.. Whipped, 10. defeat has hsrn brought
about Hy an unnatural, unho'y continuation
uf ,a... ,So olI I.luurt or-luil.t ton, fr
ra,rrr.... but even tH... h-a political
combination, sou,l no, cope with doe Young
Republican Giant. without drawing into
tl..r rama. every thing that f.as 10 thr
shape ag sam aI1n thc political waters.
Every uIl smoked out rum-,rlier. every man
who lryo, RUM better shan principle, every
transient. ,s.--.,r ,bat could De- partially
a,u .a.as.,. every ignorant, rum -uuins
freshman. Jy..y iuml.. oi the state pr.-ou.
Count, J..,s. Aim, House auI lIagss oi
Correction. tb4t could Dee spared for the
lrg.-ug. were drilled into the rank. Of the
ana M-1H fusion, and brought % hcrol,s
90 hg.p usher in the incoming era OF trs,
ram, break down all legal restraints upon
thc traffic IN intoxicating drinks. II took
~ tho Jrg-- of society, ull thc .apa goat,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
The Pop Beer Question Settled.

The great political question, whether or
not, the old women Of Name can manuiac.
turc Pop Beer. which has been 80 ably and
eloquently discussed by judge Wells before
the people Tor che last two mouths, was set.
tea on the 10Th inst, by referring the whole
matter TO the Strai,out Whigs and IIunkcr
Democrats. This Pop Dor question was
one Of the most important issues that has
been before the people Of Maine Tor years.
II was enough 20 melt hear, made Of New
Hampshire granite, and draw scaldins tear
from the 5yp.d cyrs, to hear the " learned
Judge" in melting strains, portray the aw.
fil dangers that stand thick through all
,hg ground, " and surround our wives and
mothers when applying the " fusion - idea
% hop, aud molas,es.
Jul-c Wells i Crrt on cider and bad
rum; but when he holds forth on the polit-
zeal ahnitics AMI rami6cntions Of some Of
the mon stimulating cards." he spreads
himself like the towering eagle, and scales
The plic,t hgighu Of ontory.
This hop bcrr idea, which hl,hccu - long
NEGLECTED. lv the long III, or eminent states.
men and iuri,t, that have preceded Judrr
Wells, has received from bis learned mind
anil rir,eSpcrigncc. thatampl, Justice which
70. vas, imr5rtauc, demands. H. ha. done
more toward, cnli.htcniu- the public mind
nm, ,li. 81, f.rmrpt,l" issue. than m TIE
co., - A..
s'-'~ "' '''' ""'''h' "'' "''''" "''''''
The terrible CONSEQUENCE. that must iucyitl-
80. II
~ '''"'' '."' '.'' '''' '''.
h Del. or tlr ace. have been s1 faithfully pie
..t..f IN ......,..lr,.. ,s.,. 60, ,tt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
Weekly summary Of News.

MrsrrR. The Second Brigade, 9Th Diyis.
ion will muster in Portland on the 2jth and
10th. The Brigade consists Of two regi-
ments, one Of 8 and the other OF compa-
MICS They will be rcyicwed.by the Mapr
General Of the Division, accompanied by
Adiutant Central Batcheldcr.
The prize, Cor the colorSd baby show
which was recently held at Boston were an.
nouuccd last week They were as follows .
Eliza Hanson, born in Constantinoplc, 1t
prize $50, Cthc child was month. old y
Charles + Barnet Of Portland, Sd prize Of
$40. 10 the latest child, Emclinc Saunders
OF Boston, 500 was awarded, and 70 the
blackc-t, Lewis T. Martin Of u. like sum
Tho Washington Union dcnic. the mmor
that President Pierce had purchased a farm
In Maryland. Perhaps he thinks that
New Hampshire may be cheated into tho
support Of the Nebraska bill, and will an
wcr Cor him to hail from, during another
Presidential contest.
The Pos, Oaicc department has issued or
dcr- to toe various route agents to close the
letter boxes attached to the cars, and 20 re-.
criyc only such letters as could not otherwi.,
be put into the mails.
The census Of The city Of Boston ha. re-
Gently bc.n taken. Il show. the total pop.
ulatiou to be- lG2,o2o. In 1850 it va.
l3s,7S' an incrra., Of 25,,u OF this
number sG,336 arr Foreigners, or 1908
more than the native born
Tho Advertiser state, that nm infant child
va, found iu Portland, near Taka,s bridge
200 sunday morning Thr child was about
G,, or .0H week, o'l, and had evidently bcru
l.n there go perish.
Jo..rh u OASIS va.1riel before 'hr Sue
promo Judicial Court In Anlrac1-.in Co.,
on an indictment 'orcmhrulemsn, last week,
Goddard for State, John Go,Ienow and
lot VI. Morrill, Tor defendant The Juy
lii NOT agree.
The yellow fever in Norfolk anil Purl.-
moath reported % ha,oahatcl. In Ports
mouth some portion. of ,hc city arr entire
ly frr from li ThrvhoIc numb.roi death,
in Norfolk since the commencement or thr
epidemic is loi7.
on thr lat arrival or,hr Crescent Ci,y.
o.; New York. she v,, orlsr-l in., 1uann-
tine. on tho 18th two s,nm,n- en the
city, ono loaded with passengers, 'hc other
with frish, ON transferring their load. 90
tho steamship, tho boat. returned % thc
city. and tHr vessel put q, "a Boo spite ~ tlr
cy.rti1n. OF the health oGr, The captain
and pilot or ,hc Crr,,ut City, will hr put
under arrest 7u their return 20 thc city.
The affair orrasiuu-l considerable excite.
men, in New York
Jn'al e. Wo.lman was elected President
ar ,hc YORK and Cumberland Railroad Co.,
ON iar 7th.
At the Municipal election hr'l on the 3d
inst, 10 loa,euvorth, Kansas Territory, the
frr' state candidates were all chu-rn by
larrs mairItig-.
lei. sail that Russia having failed 20 1h-
tain loan in Europe, has il IN ooutcmpla-
ton O. ri-c one in the United Satc-.
Rev G. n Webster, Unl,r.1l..i, ~
ChirkoTe,, Mas ha. accepted an invitation
from the Lewiston Falls Uui,rrs4l.,t Society
i0 become their pastor, and will commence
his lah1rs the Grt or October ucyt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Ou- VI ,.. tvs'rsar1.''.,r-t'. mormon,
vha r-siI., in liverpool. rr'rI.,n news,
paper entitled TITO N''ru' >r-. r.rprn-
ir,a yari.rv.l ntIH-.-r, relative % t.r
styir-, and 1,.r-. .rt.. Iatrr f.y >,.u,,
From ,r. h,' number ur 'hr star. &C. ar-
par, that jHr.r: trs pas. r.ar trr Nor
mon .ui--rt. from rr-r. $50. a.'-' rr
'fr Great 50. IlEr ..r. r.u Liverpool
rom 'rr --tb N.y.n' p. l,Il. On Oh. 2E,H
Of April. I,rI. amounted t,E.r2. PERSONS.
az th.. rru'.r trs rl-,l-a w.r.r Hf To-
,rs, rl'Lhv au emigration fugI. H'u v.r
..at hy ,.r.- friend, in vu' ana 9-araI
f- ,r-wsr'r-, Toes. migrant, CONSISTED
ur2.1,l rr-'',N. 600 >n',r. o. Wr'rN. %,
I-.,r. - r----r 600 Doves. "a Srr'r.. 81
Now ...t-,. r. >yr,,. o. Ir'nrs. 'a Coz
mans, arI Z p,rs,.lr. r., rsr.r. am,
t-1' most arrrs ...i.-1vr, rav. lately pro-
---r.l o. U-r ,a TrHarfr'.t ar1 Nrv
Yr-s. ,r,'r7I a'tNr ON rrrt ,B Nrv or
lane anil 80 Ir.is. 7u' 'rr' 'rs now -rr''
On, h,-r fmo1 n- 'r,,.- than tr 40 nr,
u i.a rr.~ 'rr' ''.r r--, .v.-ar~ -rrtr.
'rN. -r.r rri--r.' .0 is-r,s v--- Z ...r.
20. 1r, .- tra I-r.--f STATS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Sur RylE Its the generally received
opinion that thc laltations near the head.
waters Of salt River, cannot b'olcausci and
put in order Tor visitors under about twelve
mJnihs--at the end Of which time it is re-
Mmcl the democrats, who will then be
called upon to return to them, will find
them in excellent order. Our brother Re-
puhlicans ar, respectfully requested to do
all in their power to make their friends Of
the opposition comfortable, during their
limited sljpurn with as.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

IloAHrD. Three lines in our paper, last
week, announced the reelection Of Atchison
70 the L ;. senate. some Of our exchanges
hay, made this election a ,ubjyyt of grave
comment, lat they arc feeling considerably
better about it now. The following item
will explain the matter
AT jefferson in this State there j. 30
cicty, composed Of young students, who,
with view to perfect themselves in the
Parliamentary uAses, have organized a
sham legislature. the proceedings Of which
are conducted in the style and with quite as
much gravity as many real ones. The Ex-
aminer prints the proceedings Of this Jcgis-
lature, and it was this mock affair that cleo
I'd Atehison and hca1ed one of the New
io.l Journals "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Tue TREE PoIsoNs. Aphysician Of New
England Of fcetious disposition, who had
long pacticcd according to the customs Of
the day, giving and receiving wine and
spirits in the social circle, became convinced
Of the evil Of such a course, and took the
following method Of arrcsting the inllrcnce
Of custom. Having several friends one day
at his house, he said to the company,
-" Gentlemen, will YOU help yourselves here
is wine, brandy and arscnic--all are poisons /,
some slower in their operation than Others,
but equally surc:takc your choice"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

DEm IslE-ruE lIOvE oF ions RoBurNs
We are glad to hear from our friends at
Deer I.lc where we ruralizcd last summer,
that the Republicans have rcvolutionizcd the
island, making a noble net gain Of 81 for
Morrill,, AM probably gaining representa-
tive in the district. Tho vote in Deer lsle
is f1r Morrill, lG3, Wells l3G, Reed ;. Last
year it was Morrill, 100. Paris l2J, Reed 81
Deer I.lc was the residence Of tho murder
cd John Robbins" The result there shows
the truth Of what we said about the Robbins
excitement. [Whis.
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PARIS, MAINE, SEPTEMBER q, 1855.
rVstfsurp rvIEr rRmU MORNING NJ
W. A. PIDGIN G Co,
rrCrEIrToEs.
JouN J.rERHT, Editor.

Terms. --.Da. ,l.fsr ,ri hT, csHis su',th a.
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tH - rrBihs twr f..'r.1 no 'Hr rni vt lhr yr1.
ravh.5h fs, cent. vt" BE- aided Zoe even ,,ar
(which rs,,rguJ b. jsa,,t
AuyrUristgrsrstrsf Iir' on rr's'r'rIs trrw.
che rfrrTi,'ur H1t I..1f 1erau1al', Hr ar, ,uur
hs,Hs' che Frarurt .h,r-rI &C. lHc at,ert,srr,ut.
IattJHt lur 800 ,i',Htis,urHi' is ts'i 90 D.
'Hs tHH. trr cato .f poo rrsf tHa,If.HH.
--->. VI. rETITNGilL & Ca., 10 Slr,
r., E.frr, raI 10 Ns.rs CO., Me- ir.t, ar,
.rr#. rriN .IiIJ, -.Hfs &C. iIayu,ug tatssup
Hrs. fs.sn..it1c uJ,.It.sru'r's.
r-'' tHHurH.H1t.uHs sh"uh tiryriel tu The
u,'I u,HHgaf, IH.fs, Ne
rr1rr lrf',rs 'a .Er.luar ,h5uI ls directed
fr h.. af OXFORD. ~
Uooh aud job Printing
uUuVrTtN AN NEATLY UNUCJTEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

san OCCURRING. We learn from the
Daily Advertiser, that on Thursday after.
noon last, Mr Bourne Of Kcuuchunk. hi,
daughter and urirr started from ihr Glen
lIous,, at . O'Clock, &, ascend the mountain
900 foot Amor passing nearly 10 the sums
NIT, q cloud ,n,elnpei the mountain, max.
inS !; 80 dark tha; the Iariy los, their way.
They wandered about TN near midnight,
when hi, nciro became exhausted by cold
and fatigue, and notwithstanding. an their
cErrtions, soon died. lIo aud his daughter
remained with the dead body It'll morning
when theywcui on 90 the summit House and
obtained assistance. The corpse was found
lut short distance from the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
The Flrn, Ftnlt, Of the Victory.

In one Of the southern towns in the Coun-
~ Of Oxford, after the vote was declared
aud the result known, q large number Of
the friends Of Wells got a big jug Of liquor,
went out on the common In front Of the
town house, formed ring round the jug,
and then went to drinking all round. While
the drinking was going on, they amused
themselves aud exhibited their democracy,
by 'occung, hOonng and gir'Hg r1dgar, OBJ
0,r' ioaH,, u,rang hs Maine lac, and iaud-
iag Ju6gs TR,.
"By their fruit. We .hall know them"
Such shameful rovdyi,m and gross immor.
atty is only the beihmoi, results Of modern
democracy. These sal exhibitions Of de-
prayity, furohadow the return Of hygonc
days, when drunkenness will run riot in
our streets. and the whole moral heavens
will he hung in ackcloth.
Hundreds who have supported Wells, and
thereby yotcl 10 butcher the Maine law,
will curse the day in which they done it.
when they shall src the moral dcsolatiou
that will follow in the wake Of a 1T Of un.
rrinciplcl. rockies, dcmagosucs, they will
repent their folly in duet and ashes. Both
Wells and ~, Jac,hin followers, will riot
in human suffering. aud dance with satanic
grins over The grave. OF their murdered VIC
tins. anil al Tor The sake of welding the
.crp,cr Of power, aud clothing their own
corrupt carcaeg. with a lit:'c brief authori-
iy.
But their RIgn Of Eryor will be- shor,
Il will SOON pas, away, and b, hereafter rc-
asa loul hlol--l latr.nllc, lgp-
r5us plague spot, upon the G,ir page o. our
Jluu,Tyl history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

pr1nrru Cuul. some weeks since We
were informed hy o friend who had bocn
visiting the White Mountains. that while
there the County Commissioner. were in
session 90 determine the amount or DAMAGE
% De- allowed certain individuals. uu account
OF the building OF ,hc carria.c road 90 the
summit %, Mt Washington. The rr5pric-
tor. c0utsndgI that hy the winding Of the
road about ,hc top ol the mountain, much
valuable land wa, rendered entirely worth.
less Tue a'surliy Of the thing is uuc-
guallel by ANYTHING lu, thc advertisements i
another per.nn which arroarrl in the Ar
gus on Tuesday over doe .isuatur, ola man
Mailing from Canada, oarins for sal, .oo
acre, Vf thc ul-, uf rock, uu the top Of the
mountain, aud s1lemnIy warning the pro.
Trir,,r, OF the houses zoo that olrvatclrsilu,
not 90 entertain company, until they hal
purchased or isa... ,he premises. li,prth'
expectation, of a0l Iar'i., may p, realized.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

From the Jensronan.
Who's TO be Goyernor...The Spells War
Already Commenced

Already Commenced
The strait Whig hereabouts, - swear
right out f" that Reed and not Wells, shall
be elected Governor They still profess to
he antl.Nebraska and anti.Picrcc, and claim
to have maintained that position all through
the cnnnss-that they did this in order to
hold on 10 the anti-Nebraska wings. They
declare now tina, they will not under any
consideration put themselves in a position,
In disposing Of the fruits of their fusion VIC
tory, Of acquie'oencc in, much less Of ap-
proml OF Picrcc's administration and
therefore, they will firmly oppose the wild
cat. Custom house scheme Of clccting Wells
Governor. who is an out and out Nebraska
man. "Ir we make him Governor" say
they, we shall commit ourselves and the
whig party to the loco foco national admin
istntion-which will he the death Of us II
we do. We made no such bargain, and
won't stand the proposed ell, anyhow +"
On the other hand, Scwall and Ike
lIaync-, speaking Tor the Pierce Office hold
crs, swear that by the very terms Of the coz
alitiln with the federal party, Wells wa. 10
D, made Governor. They could not act 9th.
..-,,i.. ,,i,,,n, hr.,tir, ,b.ir c,pp,,ti,p
with ,lc national 5.mo,,,,v Srvnl call.
m, attention NJ tb,., refractory STRAIGHT.
q, hi. .r..rb in IN, democratic. sat, CON.
,.r,i., I'm which L. ,iI.
..nut irvc d,po, Observation-Disclosures.
i,-,,,,g ~, emf ,Br.,Iyr. r,s,r ~ H.. 49,.
mama, rg-,, our J,m,.r,,i, l.-.,r,rsn In
o,brr STATE. p,,arpsrL r N. soUru
I,,r rs,r election L.i.r, ours. and ,,p
,ls, maintain ,b,ir Ground when our op,.,.
mont. r,in, 4, ,Br ,,G,,l,, ,,,,r,g N, Al.
r,s,,,,r,,.r r
Iaar,,h.rr,rty r,m,, ia, The .Iih.
Grail, a" tf, r,-y mon d,ur,, ur their fiat.
anil .,v ,,,t. ,r,, l,lI n, balance ,r ,.,,.r
ip ,I'. G.lt ,r.y --,,rrl ,,s ,i.t.r, and
,.r, i'm :, a man far w.,r. r..,u.s d.,
r-,mi..l tl,n o.. fr,, trade I'm rum They
won luI-. ur, hprh. and will las. We'll.
rr Govern .r .r.-..r.b,"
C,rr I'm. mlr. , .,..rL IN m. ,,t.
C.D,.n,i., r Which d, aii u.t,t r,.,
oh. Irm,.r.,.. rl-,y had r.m. over .Ii.
,t,,..-n arI r-.,I.rr.. ANIL ,r.r.f.-, I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

NoT TOO FAsr The Fr,c Pre-, feel. par-
ticuiarly happy at the result Of the recent
election and SAYS that it ensures the sue
cess or Franklin Pierre, in this State, should
be desire To be the next candidate for the
Presidency. Tho,, GLORIOUS allies who
allied tho Democracy IN the late couics, arc
Landed 10 the skies. and 10 make the whole
thing more particularly alluring, these cal
lies ar invited to hasten right into the
ranks Of the democracy. Lewiston jour
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
Senator's
Republican, El~iei.

hpAottdN L"'t'H'
IIancocL-Nlark Shepard, William Bar.
kcr.
iErRyplloaa' E'oo'ed.
Observation-Disclosures Barnes, Josiah
Blaisdoll, Abncr b. Thompson, lIoratio j.
Swascy.
FHnklin--Francis e.. Ruttlcr.
Ecnncbcc-Loi VI. Morrill,, Emery o.
Bean, Thomas Burrill.
Lincoln--E. Wilder Farley, Stephen II.
Reed, Edward O'Bricn, Jefferson lIathorn.
OHlord-O'Neil W. Robinson, Caleb +.
Holland.
Somerset-william Rowcll, John =.
IIodglon.
waldo-william Aver, $. S. Hogan, Al
yah Marden.
York-AleIander Judkins, John Kclar,
John NJ Goodwin.
Piscataquis-Philip S. Lowell
Ne choice in Penohscot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

A Bic PorATo, AND QUER PLuH. Mr..
John W. Dcmins, sent US on Wednesday, a
potato raised in his garden, which measures
II inches by II IL in circumference, and
weighs IL lbs. We have not heard Of is
equal this year.
From Mr.. l.. W Clark, we have "sin-
gular freak " in the shape ola triunc dam
son; or three damsons completely grown
together, and forming one plum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

OF the pri.5n,r and the vi,noss, and from
,Lat n5nru, n5ta d5uh, r,mainci ia the
minl oC any nan Of tbs guilt Of che Pri-
sJnsr.
\ few wyrs will lrins this melancholy
u1,s % e., Nyss. TIE h0us, wh,rc the muir
Or had bCyn c.r,mi,;cj vas between nine
and zen miles distant, The solicitor, %
s5Ja o.. tls sry,s sxamirGti.D " the h01--
keyp.r had disoyvsryd the existence Ct the
elC..t. and its Situation. bad 1T % 0u ho-s'
hack With two .heriH's ory,r-, and after
pulliue down a part 1f ;bs wallot the house
had j',ctcd tins important c'nc,alm'n'.
Their s,6rch was vel rewarded che whole
q tie property belonging 90 W thompson
WIS found ,h.rc.Rmountiuc IN valu, 90 some
,to-,aul pounds. and, 90 l,av, no room tor
doubt bottle va. discovered. which ths
msdi,uI u-uiD.uu''y Irrururo,ltoc.utain
the very ilntia. poison vhi.h Del pu,ul
me death oS thg unfortunate Thompson
The result wa. t,1 ,hy,ou. 60 u,sJ czIlna-
urn.
Il s-arr,ly need '~ ajl.l, tat Sa.,h va.
convicted ana execute. AMI 'rorrht o. thts
awful punishment, by ht, own means Hal
be SAIL ra,tir--hal hrrrt persisted Zoo
c1llin- IN q vitrrs. O. provo DO. innocence,
Re Nigh; hay, rs1r,' Rut God hal o,i-
IDENTIFY 'rN h.m % work aut li, own ruin,
a. ,lst reward OF ,'i, avsu. rrlr,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

The latest illustration Of frgIying spirit
wa, afforded by some mutintcrs awaiting
trial in the Norfolk, Va, biI The only
murderer in confinement having died, the
nil wa. thrown open, when the mutincors
Immediately repaired to the hospital and
arc now rendering efficient service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

4 writer in Notes and Queries '-ates t'a'
the good old barquc William and INN ou''t
in London in the year 1859, wh'h ''',''
actually conveyed General Wolfe al the
time Of the sclgc Of Quebec, is now IN eA','
tencc, and is classcd in I.oyd's register BOOK
as 4. No. l (.ccond class) AMI yet il almost
n century old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

~u.a5y- PsTH ErNTv->r Srar
y'a-, a-r. I,'.a.tar o1 parade ono morning
rIt angry ul'l C. .grs e-rr.- ola cavalry
Ta,ip 20. ~b1-1 'rr.- .eu-. % him quite
defective o. a1us,i .lr alu ml,, ...r,'-
~. an cut bln aer-4 tho it.s with l,
WHIP TIE naa sslsd oue q hs p-tg.,.
and c1llyr.j 90 fr, 30 hi, commanding
-E,gr. lu, che pistol mi>,rd frs. F.rairs
.v,ar.u: a fearful oath, hu, otherwise quite
calm. aii Pillow Iorl-s y,1 thrao
days s-rsst Or not having your arms "a bet
Ger or,l,r'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

VINO ARE Tm TRuE DEMOCRATS? We no.
ticcd, on Monday last, that many Of the
straight democrats-domocrats and nothing
clso--yotcd nay on the constitutional amend
ments, while the Republicans voted yea.
Who have the most confidence in the peo-
pie? TWatsrillc Mail,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Am To rur SrWaE,. The citizen. VI
Portland held a meeting on Tuesday c,an-
ing, for the purpose Of taking measure, q
aid tie sufferers at Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
IT," following gentlemen were appointed
a committee 90 spIici, subscriptions
y. -. Cram, j. H. Carroll, Elem Steele.
Ruff, h. Wood. J " Wood. John Ya.Dn,
J. : IIamlin, II y Hart. J. T. MrCohh.
Joiciah Iewett, Nathan Cummings, Edwin
FtrnaIl, j. c Churchill, WIN. Kimlall.
T. G. Moody, I e. lIcr,gy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Spanish maokcrrl -lu-h, "a the south
shore OF Long Island are in the New York
market. Thi, kind Of Bsh issaii % h'cqaal
% salmon. IL isa native Of the southern
waters, and Of late years they have been IN
tue habit Of struggling to the north. They
are nearly the siIi Of shai, All s,u a; tive
f-,,r~., r,l75 q -',s J-u.aL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

El-rry, % OuoRu ,op>U. w hoped
t5 '-ah,. t..- VS. % give the complete rc-
iarr, or rh., County thi, week. We r.
publish 'lr Governor ,o,, with such adii-
tiaus ~ we have received. The PLACES not
haar' from ar, AuIrygr North SarIlus,
Ia,rr b aud Riley. I-st year they gave
llJrril. o, Parri, H., Cary O and Reed /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Mru,Nc, rpR Kansas. fity hr, class
mechanic. left Syracuse, y. Y, on TUESDAY
for Kansas. They are u be cuP Dyed upon
the Government building at fort Loa'en-
worth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Coon PLrcK. The Pennington Chron''''
.,i,I retains at is leader head, "For cover
nor, ANsoS p. MoRRrLL," with the ioi'o"
inc added, +" Wen Just Try that h'Hs 0'F
.rr,r ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Capt. Wright, formerly Of New Orleans.
formerly commander Of the steamer J.We-s.
which it will D., remembered was Wrecked
som, time since, attempted lat evening at
IN, -. Nicholas Hotel, 10 cowlidc a Mr..
Dean Of Baltimore, who drew lugc bowie
knit, and plunged it into Wrieht's'ide. u
is feared the wound will prove fatal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

Collars. There are 2lOO women cugag-
ed, in Troy, n. Y, in the manufacture Of
linen collars for sentlemen's wear,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21

yrryoNr EtrCrIoN Al the towns in
tai, State but eleven have been heard from,
and give Roycn, Republican, for Governor,
5000 majority Thee eleven Last year gave
him - majority,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-21
Coo wO 5000

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