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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

\ IIAED lllr. The following i a sr,ci.
men Of the controversial porcr, Of Kentncky
editors. The Louisville journal !, rr,r5n.
sible Tor ut:
1.-THE editor Of the Democrat says that We
need not attempt TO VIZ iegie out Of our pest
life The world doesn't care how soon 10
wriggles out OF his life, past or present, or
how soon his lie wrigslcs cut Of him"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

apply. This Bill, in our judgment, cannot
in principle or practice, ct the great Oh
feet in view. Ttposscss,s neither the rounda-
ton or the detail. Ola wholesome, clTtctual
and indicious law. We hope, however, that
lit dos become a law, The people will try
/, honestly for at least a few years and not
like the present mrn in authority, condemn
without sense, without irial, without dis
erection. and with haste rs indecent as It's
consequences have been prciuditial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

n himself tho power OF which he hal been
deprived 10y the people. and commenced and
carried out system Of Ruthless party pro-
srrip,i5n, infamous Us it was uncousiitu.
,ion,l.
Having usurp,l and exercised powers
which did not belong % him, having remove
ell officer, over which he had mo- control, and
placed 10 their stead a long list Of party
tools, who derive no Official authority or
power 90 net, from their bogus commissions
Gov We'll. then. In orlrr to con,nmmatc
his fn1tial r,aklr0nc.s, md crafty his
thirst for power, undertakes to irauSuuto
his swarm Of woull.b' officials Nv brute
force
lrs,r1d or submitting thc question n, to
che legitimate effects Of a. Constitutional
amendments 90 'hc supreme Judicial Court
tho power ec1.nir'l hy ,'o Contribution
and laws 20 settle dsrutel point, Of Con.
sfmti,nll hw-,hc Executive seeks -rllrc
hls arr'.u',-- ir uirill authority hy tho
rrnurrr5 i.. n, carry ont this rsyolu.
tian1y scheme. $50 Gnl mn, hitherto ~.
spectacle, rr1w'ir. round ogr julie, using
fraud AMI deception o. rrt rersesiau of
tam-ui..n- m1', and c1.iir- 90 tI.ir ad
'hc i-r,s vt society, O. hrcak or,n bolts and
bars. N.t n'i,d.l with doing thi. many
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

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Chancellor h.-., gr N.v l.s,. "A rru-
,u, executive o-..r, sz..p.Ia uei a.s
o. rahiit yzis-acy as demand in SAINT ace
t.sa, viii never ez-r,i-sa i.ah..al power,
hat viii iur5ss tas o..u.1a @. tlas1 Judicial
advisers which In our general Government,
O., well as in tas several States, l.e wisely
provided as aids ana safeguards 60, as vel.
as restraints upon. che exercise o. executive
trusts" lEcn. JoasnaL
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28


ANlNusNHI'uuu>uE I..Arr"s
u..rs go OBJ" legislative Ai.rH ,n rH
..r n. Juas LI.la- Tee. winter w. o.
m.a.rr trat wy u.i, uI $500 trns. uur
ur.enh"r vi.i r..t,. -'wr OBJ. ... feature Iu
Oh. ar,. place, vA- H~t ur'' decision
..Wi'nfa human u"IutH u's.'.r"i rights
aud fastening upon H'm 'h' Ir't.r' OF
-,a'a-ani MOB upon 800 un'm.n D'i'rt-ih by
executive ua''srei''n. 1900. np'h.'"''r'ri
overriding rn tlc "rdiunry rour.e of Judicial
rr'croiiu-' That a''I.IHn bal O. .'H. OBJ,
merging common ri-1t' DO th' tIrof ar.,.
'ury power. and n1t OF ii'r-riIns urli-
tmry power iu the calm investigation oi
matters 900 issue,
And go, "ly. Gardner refused 90 comply
with th' address; and tn' Argus wI.i rr.
member that Doe took Che position, thar thr
removal ''y "d1res w'' 600 ended i'rclsrs "'
in'nmlftsu'y instead of mi-'amnn1n
The latter were o. bonnet hy impeachment.
But Judr' L'riurs alleged oh.r.' 0as de-
cInrcd On he 10 tao niurrd am.,l.mnn1r.
that IS. " tending tas che c'"r-r, against
Judge Davis ''a'') - pr. "'. '"'nh'raInr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

The Frclonia, Y. V, Advertiser says -
We are sorry to hear that the extreme cold
weather the past two months has cut on an
hope Of the peach crop thi, year. From an
intelligent and experienced pomologrst, who
has made examinations in peach orchards in
this vicinity, we learn that the buds are
almost entirely destroyed. The exceptions,
are very rare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28
Thn LInnor Renprt nnd nav pIll.

Such compound or passion, prejudice and
error was never seen before ~ cuauhte lrom
aIrsi,lati,o Committee. Il c'nninsnaiihrr
sound views, sound principle. or sound
policy The Clmmitis, instead OF c.iah-
fishing true hasi, for Liquor Law.
founded upon true philosophy, and the true
interests OF community. have spent an their
rr.r,, iuatnckins pulling down the Liquor
Law of last wiu'er-.iu attacking the tenn
rrnuc, p,orl, and thr CLERGY Of ,he State
Tb, Report violate, the first principle OF
common sense. and isunworlhy ihe most
conservative dr,r,'ism. I; assumes that
what {, fundamentally now is flni,mrnt-
ally wrong" Tia, the principle Of proc
h'li,in. inoyicliiu, liquor. a.h drink i'
gur. Aui therefore tho principle OF Ur,hi-
hilton a wr,u.. Who ever harl such
uuu-rc, as ri,l II such loe'rina as
ibis could have been successfully established
fGg ,rlrae,, the Railroad, s,ramhoatau
Telegraph must have y,t remained my.-
tory. Such an application OF steam ana
electricity l,u. ;ran fundamentally 1rr
must h,e hesn fundamentally wrong aud
five hl bah such wi,olcrr. 90 control tho
philosophy and policy NJ doe pn', as tho
author. Of tins Report, Steamboats,, Rail-
road. AMI Telegraph, could not have bad an
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

Mr.. BlSslRaH is g. leave iyr home on
;ss a'a q Afr.' - tas s,,sEas Asls'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

PoRrsnorrn. Richard Jcnnoss, DCmo-
cra,, Ia, been elected Mayo. Of Portsmouth,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

T.N> Ou.rs. Uwmgu. Moderator
col % Par.r.
CNr,-V.r, Nisy.
slrm.n-~,er'.u Thuhnv, j., B. J..
Carey, In.. ll.'m.s.
'-H.-N'. u. Parsons
S Cmal..-Wu. Ursu..l
40 Republicans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28
Address ResnlYcs.

Tho following are che Resolves, by which
he farce Of carrying out thr DEGREES of ,Ho
secret eoncl1y1 90 augusta, was initiated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-03-28

The Black Democracy OF the sixth dis
trict have selected BENZ. wiggin Of Bangor,
and Abiah b. Chase, Of Dover, torcpresent
them a, the Cincinnati Convention.
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FIELDING NtfSSTIIAN.
Wholesale and Ret il Dealer in all kinds
or CONFECTIDNi Els.

Conner of Tbrd and Lao,cl SIS, fnoar'y
opposite The Bank -fn'ou Rouge
UAVlNG this day REDUCED his prices,
l. l. he IS prepared 10 furnish all Kind q
e \ \ ID Y at WHOLESALE and RfrAIt., on
more favorable terms thau ran be lad IL y.
Orleans; aud having experienced wortJi
his candy will always be ruHr and FRESH,
care bong taken bat no ''de'eterous imsrc-
dicnt' is used in its mamuactnre, as is too
often the case with confectionery purchased
at AUCTIONS aud from irresponsible houses
He trusts that the t;ade Of This, and the
adjoining parjsies, VIZ give h,rn heir OF
ders n III, which he Is prepared 70 90 H.
any amoun. having made arrangements s5y
the best quality Of sIlgaI IN market and be-
ing in t0r}cSp onleure Wi,} one ot the lag
est houses IN ,eW lott tpspppIy hun w5'h
fancy confectionery AMI articles III his tilie.
Soptp,nbpr T-v
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+ TINES ! WEEK @r,r q $ y 80
Mail steame '.n"rel titil- !. A. sgsf7l IN.
CoTroN, master, viii leave New Orleans ey"fy
StanAY MoaaiNG ut ouafock, aul every NIrNN%-
~ ana FRipAy MnnSf eat tnuclock Returning,
Il YES Bayou Sara ri 9rsy, TurpsnsY aud SAT-
uRr,Y arriving in y Orleans saue day.
Agcuts-M. t.ortHn r., J. a. l'raad " iA'"'ty,
John nurlrdee n ra-, tIal Kemp c.. la3.%.
Fasand, advertising agent.
s@s"N H.--A rerk will he On the ttevoe IN \. ".
tareceiN freight all times .iroiu Tuesday rloru-
ing to Saturday night, anl shippers *" deliver
goods Il him, and have bills ading signed ~ tie
hnat's ahsenco. may BY.
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Selling Off at Cost.

+. GOLDMANN, Offers IT original cost
prices, his entire stock of WATCHES,
CLOrTS, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, AMI
FANCY AKfICLES--to make room Iof
a new supply.
ryrPcrsons in want Of anything IN his
line. cannot do better. then to call on him
as u, will SCI without reserve, hut only
!or CASH,
TuEopoRE GoIpMANN,
Matchmaker and lcwe,ler,
marll- IT, ilauney House.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24
Something Worth Reading !!

TTNHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
i tent'on OF purchasers to the large ad-
ditions now being made to their stock,
among which may be found
An elegant assortment OF Plated and Japan
ed Waitpre. in sets and single;
Coffee Urns, with and without drip ers;
Gilt \ Ornamental Hall Lamps & Lanterns;
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for Oil, Spirit
Gas and CamphiDe;
Cut and Pressed Glass, China & Flint ware
Brass, Copper, Ornamented and Common
Coal Holds;
Elegant Polished Steel Fire Irons and And.
Irons; with a large variety of
housekeeping articles;
\ fine assortment of Window Shades !,
Transparent, Paper shades for Lamps
Glass. Gilt and Plated Curtain Bands;
Gilt Curtain Cornices;
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Gift Cups, Tete-a-Ttte. Sets;
Fancy Cologne and Toilet Bottles.
Mantle Ornaments, &c, suitable
For Chrf M :, Prose- mts.
DIRECT FROM THE MANuFAc-
- lures: Mahogany Bebsteads. Ward
robes; Wristbands; Bureaus, Tables, &c.
Ellt and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses.
~Call aud examine, as our stock is
now complete
dec20-y. j. PIPER & Co.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24
CURE


June 9th. 1881. I
On. swAYSE :-Ds0r 8ir-Believing 1t > duty I
ows to the public, and in justice to you, have
thought proper TO make known one Of the most
extraordinary cures, 10 my own case, that has
ever been truly recorded. In the month Of
nc ober last, 1 was amicted with severe gather
ing IN my breast, which formed large sbscess,
and also communicated to my lungs and very
much afflicted them, and discharged large qaan-
titles Of corruption, external and internal. Ny
breath could also pass through my lungs and out
through the cavity Of my breast with apparent
ease, attended with q violent cough, day and
night, loss OF appetite, and extreme debility, so
That my physician thought myscase entirely hope
less, and beyoud the power Of medicine. ] re-
manned in this wretched condition for long
time until I was wastedi to mere skeleton, and
there seemed to be no hope for me but having
read in the public papers Of the many wonderful
cures performed BY your COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY. Immediately sent to Bal
more for five bottles and commenced its use, and
to my great satisfaction and the JOY Of my anx.
ious family, the abscess or opening in my lungs
began to heal, and the cough to subside, and on
using ten bottles, was restored to perfect health.
feel grateful and firmly believe that to your val
liable medicine, under the blessing Of Divine
Prnviddece I am indebted for this great change
and am happy to say That am now enjoying a.
good health as ! ever have.
Yours, very respectfully,
THOs. DIXON.
The subscriber IS well acquainted with Thomas
Dixon and can testify that he has been afflicted
as above represented regard his recovery as
almost macle He is worthy member OF
society. J. X. DURBROW.
Pastor NJ Berlin Circuit, Baltimore conference.
The or ginal and only genuine Wild Cherry
Preparation prepared by DR.. SWAYNE &SON.
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia.
"swsysE's U. 8. ALMANAC" containing much
useful information for all families, can be had
graies Of our agents. Call and get one.
For sale wholesale h and retail by
VIM. BOGEL. Baton Rouge La.
fbl7-y Al, BOGEL, Franklin La.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24
Fresh SlSDDyicS.

DER STEAMERS, DAVID GIBSON.
l \ SHOTWELL-Lot Sundries viz:
IS Doz. Fancy Straw Brooms:
Is Boxes Extra Western Che ~.
| Box Maple Sugar;
40 Boxes Olive and Palm Soap;
40 8 Star Candles;
40! g g
$4,000 Assorted brands segars. low price
80 Ebbl. divers noted Whisky.
10 : Winter Strained Lard Oil:
100 Bbls. asst Brands Flour;
No. lard
Sugar Cured Hams:
llefces Gray's brand;
6 : Bacon Hams
81 Bbls White Fish, equal to sbad
Casks, 1900 lbs Bacon Shoulders
The above articles all laid in at the low.
est cash price, enable the subscribers to
anticipate early and speedy sales.
mayl7 BARBEE & ENtAMIN.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24
New Arrival Of Hats.

| HAVE Just received by steamer Grena-
] da another assortment of Nem Spring
HITS, consisting Of Fashionable Moles Kin,
Silk, Cass'iner and Soft Hats OF all shapes
and variety Of colnrs, a lew more Of those
fashionable high crown soft Hats still on
hand
Mar < w. D. PHILLIPS.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24

nTAHSll.S Improved Elastic Sus-
Iva penAer >aorldcr Brace, tie object
Of which is 10 correct hahitpaI STOPPING
round and CROOKED shoulders, weak back
and ci5est ap,d 20 preserve that erect and
graceful position which IS indispensable to
health and beauty; il is adapted to Men,
Women and Children Of all ages, occupa-
lions and conditions: it is light, vet strong
perfectly elastic, simple, and beautifully
luliils the object designed. For sale by
oct +. WV. HoGEL. Druggist,
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For ChilIs and Fever.

TApEAE IliWl GOtUl.Snlth' sFonic.
1 Champion, pitiS and other preparations
TO cure this disease, FIR sale w
octIi W'M. B0GFL.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24
EIGHT aeaIs Old.

lust 10 bend and tor sale bv tie GALLON
j One barrel very choice Year Old Mon
onsahalia Whiskev. iunc = J BEAL
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24

Creole Hair OIL.
rs low acknowledged to be the best
I preparation for the hair-it is purely
veaeta ble-imparts deep and rich i"s!Ie
to the hair, and will be found most par,lc-
llary acceptable to the light haired. ohe
trial win satisfy you of the above aSsef-
ton For sale by ,ocr,
nov23 WIN. bO"A'
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-24
l-'ruas ano Mfoifinfs, II.
j. l.. VALET,

y. Il. WALLET,
At his Drug store on Third Street.
Is IN constant recei pit of PURE,
l fHESH DRUG.S, MEDICINES, ,IyEAiI-
HALS, IERFENERIlg,s, dc. He has just receiv
per ship Tempest, from N. Y. the following
Barrel Refined Alum;
do. Coperas,
do. Gum;
DO Gum ramphor. refined
10. Bicarb of Soda; do Cream Tartar:
do. Fine white Gum Arabic.
10 Onz. Sulph Quinine;
10 dracbms Su)ph Morphine
bast African Cayenne Pepper,
50 rs. Best Bermuda Arrow Root
American Scarifcators;
Turkey Rhubarb Pulv lpecac. &c.
~ ri which, he offers or the most rea
sonabie terms oct20.
SlROP Anti PhIogistique de Briant fol-
~ colds coughs &c. for sale by
may-2a J. L. WALLET, Druggist.
I EECHES. 200 best Hungarian Leech-
~ es, just received and for sale by
teh 20. J. l.. WALLET, Apothecary.
- ALWAYS Renovating Resolvcnt, fe-
N solves disease, pertles the blood, ana
renova4es the system. for sale by y
feb %. !. l.. WALLET, Apothecary
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patmt Mfbifints.

tutMl @tDllt"to.
Sick and afflicted Read
WHAT 3HEY SAY OF
D r. s W A Y N Els
COMPOUND SYRUP or
W l. D G H + r, RY.
The Origin0l q Genuine Preparation.
The wonderful cures performed by this nvalu-
able medicine in
CONSUMPTION.
Lou0hs, Colls Astto,n0, Bronchitis; Liner Conn
phiints, Splitting Wood, Di0srrHty Of Breathing
/ain inMe site C Rreosf, I"l,itt'tion otthe
Uetut, Influenza, Group, Broken Constitm
Hon,So Throat, Nevr0us DebdJsty, can
Ws"dses oftte lungs ana Breast, h0ps
eacited the dstonishment Of al eohO
hnge uitnessed its n.0reelous e6scts,
there is no dccount at q nse't-
cine iron, the s0r5iest ages
furnished a pnraNeI
The great superiority Of this medicine over al
others is, whilst II erAdicates diseases, IL invigor
a'es the body, strens thens the weak and creates
pure and rich blood /; q power possessed BY nc
other medicine. This 10 the grand secret Of its
wonderful success
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15

A"+ '' 1851 '|A' ir.
SALT II MIN>EsoTA.-Ihe salt region be
tween the Cheyenne and the Red River of
the North, which has furnished the Red
river settlement and the lludeon BAY terrific,
~ with that Indispensable article, for a Sc
RES of years, has been long known to our
citizens, and has excited much interest the
last year or two but the existence of exten-
sive salt beds much nearer our valley is not
yet generally known.
1t has been our privilege to see, the past
spring, a specimen of rock salt, taken from
the bed Of a lake, equal to any article OF the
kind we ever beheld.
The bottom of the lake in question Is one
solid mass OF rock salt, from which pieces
may be broken, but not without dihculty.
The Indians use rat spears or other non that
will answer as u wedge, and force OFT pieces,
in some instances, large and heavy. With
proper tools, 1t could, we think be easily
obtained and III quantity.
The lake in question is not more than five
or six miles FROM u nayigable stream, and in
tho vicinity of timber. As we propose Wis
ting the deposit again this fall, however We
Will refrain from describing its location more
closely at this time.
The salt when taken from the lake, crush
es without much difficulty, and retains the
appearance of the best salt, and we believe
the supply is almost inexhaustible.
We believe this deposit is destined to prove
highly beneficial to the prosperity of Minneso-
ia, and that Its influence will be more or less
felt throughout the West.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
General Agent for Kansas Relief Committed
ST. Adams, July %, 1850.

Tue WiYnERrE, a Tale oG Lilo'5 vici5aitudes, by
tho author II The Waterman, cold Doctor
Lawyer story, &c. Now York. i u. Long.
This is II pleasant and readable book, in
which the author sketches the experience Of
Il lad who is left lathcrlcss at an carly age by
a father who had removed from England to
the United States, under the vague impress.
ion that the want Of educated literary talent
in this comparatively new country was 50 de-
cidcd and oppressive That lucrative and hon
orablc employment would at once geek him :,
but who soon found that he must do the seek
ing, and what was more, must seek without
finding, except to a most mcagrc extent. \
flash newspaper for a little whilo kept him
from starving, and a small windrall from
England helped him to 20 Vest and to rur-
chase n bit Of swamp land on the banks Of
the Ohio too worthless for his widow to sell
when he wa. taken away, but which years
after her return to England and her deccaao,
proves to the orphan boy when his wander
lnss aud tolls in England and India are over,
a valuable property in Cincinnati. OF cour-c
there is a love story woven IN with the bust
ness parts ol the work-tud a sroun1rcl ol
an uncle COTS f,ilel IN his attempts to entrap
or force his niece into a match Nhich would
secure a largo property unknown to her, to
the uncle and son-lnd the niece and prop
erty 20 to her fast friend and lover, the hero
Of the story, just as they should 20, and all
turns out first rate in the end. Some Of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15


/. To form a Vermont Company for mutual de.
fence and protection and which will take it, own
course on arriving in Kansas, eithor TO settle as 4
' vermont Colony, OF to join othor settlements, as
may be thought best when there.
%. The only condition for receiving aid, Is that
tho person aided shall 50 a. an c%migrant to settle
in Kansas.
g. Tho Vermont Kansa5 Relief Fund will be do
voted solely to aid men Of good character. who may
need aid, In going to Kansas. Good mon are more
abundant than money.
T. Tho Company will 60 out in parties, at di1cr-
ont times, aud NJ the most reasonable rate, and in
such a way as to secure mutual .istanoo and de
Tense in any emergency.
.. 1t is advised that each c@migrant should pro
vide himself, by loan or otherwise, from his friend ,
with = capital sufficient to mako payment for hs
Ian when the land shall come into market. Tho
Vermont state Kansas Committee, at present, can
pledge nothing more than " aid in going to kan
sas,' although We hope 70 have the means 70 do
more hereafter.
r. Il. NEWTON,
General Agent for Kansas Relief Committee.
St Albans, July 2l, 1880.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-15
GGK1vTH CONGRHss-FIRsT sEss1or.

WAsHr.Gr9N, Aug 6, lo56.-Mr Seward,
of \ introduced n hill which was ~
farred 20 tba Indici,rr Cnmm .,as ,r,n
! " t.lo o1t'0IaIy OoHnI'.ee' PIovIuluS
lol d cuanse oil venue III certain criminal
cases now pending IN courts OF the United
The bill was founded on the |petitlon Of
GOV. Robinson and others. presented vester-
d,v
' &C. a. -
h'u't NJ UT 81 . '' presented the
credentials ~ MI. heltt, who was sworn IN.
The House went into committee on
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