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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
Knos's Fall fIat Out, sIa Broadway
Price

David, S01 Brosdyvsy, Second Door from
Duane siree invites The attention of his aud tho
pabic n styles o. gentlemens Cal
hem, and judas for yourself
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wholesae.-KELTY Il FERGUSON, No 29l Broadway. and
No. keade street. have fun and choice stock Of brocates
satin de lsines worsed damasks lace and muslin curtains
eornees gnps &c. which offered he lowest prices
Window shadesOur stock of window shades the largest
New York and superior manufacturing facilities enable
these goods less than other houses We invite the
attention of close buyers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

ment-The excellence den superiority
the as manufactured by EsPEkscnEID, have, during
his bnsns gained for him envshle repnta
asd popularity throughout the Untn. us fall and win
style for 1875 bears the efa In desn aud .k
In with ea-r and higher pricei
hats dncah imagine how such Of be sold
for three dollsrs nd half The lis Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
Openinc of EIegnnt Fall Goods for Gentle
curtain Materials and Window Shades. at

consisting of Shirts hosiery elegant scars and
ties designs. Gloves and furnishing goods generally
at economical prices. MOODY WIGGANS, 3l5 broadway,
adjoining the Hospital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

1000 flowers az auction New York trade sale rooms :
lEAVIlT, DkLis&ER co, 81 and 3e Broadway VIII sci
by auction this mo4aing iO, O'Clock 100 10l OF
balm Of 200 swer FetridCe Co.. propretsrs The aiten
tendance OF drugghs perklers and fancy goods Dealers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20
He who has the Manners and Air or n Gem

tensan should dress lise one An elegantly fitting shirt
graceful neck tie fine underware well made gloves delicate
perfumes perfection all the details of the toilet in
dspeDsabe te outfit Of gentleman and who desire them
should make their selection from the stock at GREEN'S No
Aston
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- unr nrnocRAuc RFrunIIcAs nxcroRs rurap
DISTRICT.
The Undersigned respectfully semits hss name TO your
suGaees and socs your support Cor scat in the Thirty
ak Congress from the Third Congressional district 10 this city
Aashed 10th by principle assoclaon the democratic
parry yet .he undersigned, the discharge Of his ON a du
will faithfully endeavor represent all the Interests Of
constituency who preyisus occasion
generously extended TO him their confidence and support
NEW YoRx. Sept. 49, 1861 HIRAM WALBRIDGE.
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Phrenoiogy.--cxsnin nations, with Charts
ekd written descriptions OF chaacter. daily by Professor
tGWLER Al the Psychological Cabinet 3OS Broadway,
tss Park. Private rooms for ladies and gentlemen
prsnofortes.-A Nunshcr OF New and second
hand pianos also neodeonsa Of fnli rich fully
wasreuted and at prices that defy competition decided
bargain may he bad NJ the warehouse Of JOHN r.
WAKE co, l6f Canal street. tour doors varick
p,oaern Improved panoe and meoens fsund only
Broadway Pianos 70 rent, and rent allowed
chase for monthly payments, secoad hand pianos
bcm f? 70 slie pelqdeens fgpm fn isflM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

patterns are d. introduced Their adaptation young
men, and oher po<s Of excellence style, qualify AMI
price ak for tm the special notice and
economicsl patrons. LEARY 90, Assor House, Broad
leadcxd and inr0lueers OF fashion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

YounQ Crm.Iemep's Hats.
A new ard.t eautful style just tsssed by
BEEBg co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

sand shares, without change in prices Illinois Central
Railroad active than usual. The earning Of
sl27 COO in The first two weeks of September have had
favorable effect prices The gross earning for the
month will not fall much short of $500 000 and the
sales for the ne will up about 5000 900 The
transactions in Reading TO day principally for cash.
There was more Galena and Cacago offered today than
we have noticed for time. Parties selling now
with the hope of buying in much cheaper time in
October.
After the adjournment of the board the following sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-20

Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the New
Haven and Hartford Company was hold at Hartford on
the l7h. Tho following synopsis oil tho proceedings wc
npd In the Hartford Tmea OF last evening"
The annual report was read and states the earnings Of
the road for the year ending August 81, as follows
NEW HAyEs Hartford RAILROAD.
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Increase 30 per cent

This company commenced carrying coal On the 9th
n and the tonnage Of that article alone from 400
600 tons daily. The coal trade or the wiamsport and
Emira Railroad next year WILL stated reach 1907 600
to zoe 900 tons.
The following Is q comparative statement OF the earn.
ngs ofthe New York Central Railroad Company during
the month Of August, 1855 and 1850
%
ols JUS W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
F"r the ONfoh Drmrrrst
General Conference Of the n. E Church

VI. Edio,. The General Cynlcrncc i
composed Of Delegate, from all the Annual
Confrrrncc, IN the nti, Of one or every
henr.ous, and meets once in foFr y,1r'.
always On the 6rt Of May. This hoiyI-
now in session at indianapolis. alvut Or,
handedmi nroiy delegates ar pr-rt.
sinoc the -,c-~ion u Ihc 'ouiisru portion
u thi, church, bot part Of the slave state
arc embraced IN Our Annual Conference.
There j. prospect that the 'uhj"ct IT slave
~ will Fccciyc. n. il deserves, The atten''1u
Of this powerful body, and very 1orrd,d &C.
ton will doubles. h. taken against % ihi'
sum u all yillainics." From the clergy aud
laity, petitions NUMEROUS and ,arT'i', arr
calling for iD,Hod,ai, action upon the sub
jcct, and a strong committee has been ap-
pointed 10 consider the matter. Thi, COM
mittce consists of one from each Annual
Conference. and when it is remembered that
Daniel Wise Of Boston, DR. Rhymond OF
wilbraham. W. f. Harrington Of Portland.
Loren l.. Knox, Of Buck'port, Me-, W T.
Evans, Of New Hampshire, 4. WitherPoon
Of the Troy Conference, VIM. IIo'mcr, Of
the East Genescc Conference and Editor Of
the Northern Church Advocate, and 4.
Webster Of Vermont, aud many more such
men. are on this Committee, something
efFyctual will b. expected As the result, since
there is not doubt the General Conference
contains a majority Of progressive Anti,
slavery men. The Methodist Church, and
in fact all other evangelical Churches Of tho
North are now waking up to see that an
organized system Of barbarism is making
hcaihenism prevalent in our own land.
But thanks be to God, though there arc
many northern diri.eai~rs, who hare their
living by serving this modern Diana--tboush
there are many who are resolved 20 sustain
the Slaye-power in crushing Kansas, yri
there are 10 b. found among them but few
who bow the knee to God, and it appears
plainly, that there can be no communion
between Christ and Belial. Those who
truly love Tod will not trnmPlc on his inn
age IN the person Of the Slave. Perhaps wo
ought not to wonder there are q few Judasra
among the prolessed DiciPles OF Christ Who
sit down at his table, and then 60 away t.
cruelty him afresh, by voting for free rum,
and universal Sarey and by associating
themselves with those who dcsPiss Gods
Word because il conlirmRs them, rail At
Gods ministers because the pulpit thun-
ders against their evil deeds, and who have
sold themselves to the slavePower for mess
OF potage. ''Men ars known by the com
pany they keep" says the Proyerb, hence
we expect these ehriS'idH allies Of Slavery
and Rum to be but dead weights till as
loathsomc prutrcseness, they drop or are
cut of. PETER.
May 81, 1856.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

Of =" chiyalry " with the course of Speaker
Ranks, who on the House committee OF five,
,rroin,ed ES.spoaker Cobb Of Georgia, and
Judge Greenwood Of Arkansas, two OF the
.,rongc.tmcn in the opposition. The House
had long struggle To get any investigation
at all upon this matter. Mr.. Campbell, OF
Ohio. introduced Resolution Of invcstiga'
ton. which was strongly resisted hy the
Pierce democrats aud South Americans, but
which finally passed under the operation OF
the previous question. The commit'c" con-
sisted Of Mcssrs Campbell, Of Ohio ; Cobb,
Of Georgia Pennington, Of New Jersey [;
Spinner, Of New York, and Greenwood OF
Arkansas. The matter will be thoroughly
investigated and a report made to the House
at an early day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
Weekly Summary of News,

When you wish to speak the name Of the
new fllibuster minister Who has been sent
to Washington by Col. Walker, just puckcr
up your mouth, anddra,'l out Pa-dray Wee
heel cognomen whicl will convey an al.
eluate idea Of the ..smoothiaced, bald.Pated
priest who bears il.
Measures are being tntcn IN Columbia $.
c. to procure a tes,imon al for Brooks, asa
token Of their appreciation Of his assault on
Senator Sumner.
The trial Of Joseph J. Brown, for the
murIer Of his wife, in Ilesboro resulted in
a vercict Of murder in III, fret degree. The
law gives no power to punish the man who
furnished the intoxicating spirit which in
.,igated the horrible dcci.
One hundred and fifty Kentuekan., IN
der the leadership Of Cpl. John Allen, len
Louisville Ky. for Nicaragua, on the 2l't
inst.
We sec II stated that since the introdue-
ton Of the method Of treating cases Of con-
sumption by inhalation, the mortality sta
tistics Of New York show decrease in the
deaths by this disease Of over 81 PER cent.
Other elite, also show decided decrease.
In reply To the question Of judge Davi'''
counsel, Chief Justice Tenney. stated that
it was a constitutional question, upon which
the whole Court must act. Immediate
measure. would be taken to secure the at
tendance u the other justice, when the case
would he asted upon.
A branch Of the North Wayne Scytho
Company Factory, was burned on the 2ith
inst. Lo-, about $4,000. Thi, loss dos
not impair their facilities Tor filing any
order, which may be made FOR their excellent
Scythc'.
On Tuesday Mr. Sumner was not - well,
being quite fevcri,h and weak. lie has bccn
able to sct up but little since the assault.
His testimony in relation 20 the affair was
taken. IL subsAntiates the report which
had reached US before.
Henry Hopkins, formerly postmaster At
Island Pond, has been convicted Of rObbins
the mail, and sentenced to ten years I'M
pri.onmeut in the County Jail
The BidIefori STANDARD states that Tnni.-
tan, Baruums residence will Be- 'old ataue-
ton by the frst Of september.
Dispatches from wasbington state there
wa, no doubt but Mr.. CHAMPION and the
British consul. would b. DISMISSED by Thur
day.
The amended Bounty Land bin, allowing
parties to prove service by rarol evidence.
and allowing one day for every twenty miles
travelled from the place Of enlistment, has
passc,i both branche. Of Congrcs., and only
await. the signature Of the Prcsiden, to b.
come law.
The attack on the city Of Lawrence was
headed by the dctestaLlr Jones. who was 30
recently reported 20 be fatally wounded. Il
/, now believed, and the belief is aid 20 b
Jascd on good grounds, that be- NEVER Vas
WOUNDED at all, but that the affair was rot
up tn produce excitement, and throw olinu
upon the Free State men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

CARRYING OFT MS PRiSCIrLE. Brooks,
who made the numerous assault upon
Sumner, subsequently sent note 10 james
Watson Webb, Of the New York Courier
and Inquirer, inquiring whether he was the
author Of an article commenting upon the
affair, which appeared in that paper. 80
II appears that q. S. Senator's may he mob.
bcd at any time, by Southern bullic', and
elitor, who are fearless enough to expose
the villainy, shot down at random. This is
In perfect harmony with the new progrcs-
siSe order of squatter sovereignty and bor-
der rufian nationality, and as the do,trine
meets the approval Of Pierce and his pirate
co-lsborers, we may expect him TO endorse
II, and perhaps To instruct the judges what
course tn pursue in the trials. What aP-
pile. in Kansas can certainly not be out Of
place in Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

"MoSrr ForNp. 4 lady Of Andover, Or.
ford County. in a letter to her husband,
who i temporarily in this city, relates a
curiou. circumstance recently brought IN
light there, which he has communicated 10
us, a. follows
'One Of the Indians, who was IN the
French war, and said TO have been an officer,
LEFT his wife and came IN Andovcr with an
Indian woman called Moll Lockct. lie
brought with him a large sum of money,
which he told her be buried in Hill on the
east eide u Fills river. lie also told her
how 70 End il By mark. on the trcr., which
were in the form ola cross. A Gre destroy.
ell the trees and the money could not BE-
found. Moll died town paupcr. The
place was known-it was somewhere on
Dunlap hill. but al search f,r the particu-
lar spot was unauiling. AZ last man by
the name Of Eastman obtained permission to
dis for the treasure, and week before last
found an iron vessel containing four thou
and and tvcnty-eight dollar, in ancient
coin. - the story runs. "
We find the above in the Bangor Demo
crat II Tuc.hy Within week we have
-rcn person. from that vicinity who would
have been likely u know something Of the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

FoErsr ,Np SuoFg. or legends VI the Pine
Tree State, by Cu,Wr y ltsLyr. Bp'-
ton John p. Jewcit 1 Co. Up. ~.
Pricc { 90.
Almo', every person in Maine, 1. familiar
with the admirable miscellaneous article,
which have emanAtcd from the pen of thi-
author. The volume before ~ contains
some Of his best and most thrilling sketches,
which he has collected, and under the above
title presented To the public, dedicated to
the " sons and Daughters OF Maine, wher-
ever found" IL j. a home book, hya home
author and has the additional attraction Of
being record of those traditional fragments
Of the early historyof the State, the romance
Of which arousrs a deep interest in the minds
Of all Too little is known OF the history Of
our own State, and anything which will
tend TO rouse an interest m this direction
should receive a warm encouragement. This
volume. in addition to imparting much
knowledge Of this kind, cannot fail to slim
ulate in those who read It desire for a more
intimate acquaintance with our history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

CoLLlsIoN. 4 collision occurred at Bruins.
wick, on "Wednesday last, by the train from
Augusta running INTO that from Portland
iust as the latter had run on to side track.
We were passing over this road, a short time
since, and on arriving at this place, on look
ing forward, what was our surprise To OBJ.
serve a train coming at a rapid rate directly
towards us, on the same track. Our train
had barely time to move OF from the rails
composing the switch, when the other train
dashed by. II seems that passengers have
habitually been thus jcopardircd, and at last
a smashup has resulted, which may ensure
the exercise Of degree Of caution for a short
time. Snch Carolessncss should be severely
punished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
The telegraph

GLoEriSo IN THEIR SHANE. The telegraph
brings us the following item
members Of the Massachusetts, delega-
ton 10 the Cincinnati Convention. gave an
entertainment at willard's on Saturday eve
ming, at which were present Me~rs. Brooks
and Keitt."
In very defiance Of what would seem to
h. the almost unanimous sentiment OF in
dignAtion felt by the people Of Mns'achu-
sets, DO these Northern doughiaco demo-
Gratis feast the men who brutality assaulted
her noblest son. Probably some OF the
Maine delegates were also present, and sig
ni6cd their appreciation Of Border Rufian-
ism nv applauding the sentiments Of these
assas.in,. A precious privilege this. Of BE-
ing democrat and sitting In full commu.
Mon with Douglass, Atchison, Jones, String.
fellow, Herbert, Brooks, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

|. more academic education than in all
Missouri outside Of ST. Louis; and more lar
in proportion to it, Inhabitants than in all
South Carolina. An, sir, ] tell the Senator
that Kansas. welcomed as free State, will
b. a mrni.tcrins angel to the Republic,
when South Carolina, in the cloak Of dark
ness which she hugs, lies bowling
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30


Two hundred ashes
Tie blood lowed. Prom time to time,
the I,prarnis suspended the execution and
repeated HI, question. AZ length nothing
could h. heard but dull murmur irom the
lips q these unhappy beings, which could
not D. distinguished - either W. or no.
"Ah, tkncw. 90 exclaimed the fVrrr7il
with snilc q triumph, that should
force Won to confss the truth" Anl with
out waiting longer, he bad the new converts
conducted to the church, where the priest
coutssgj them, AMI they pariOok Of the
communion.
some weeks afterwards, the harry priest
received a letter OF congratulation from his
bishoT, aud a decoration from the Emperor.
No one will of course imagine tha, the
uubcliyvcrs were really converted by such
Hcau., and, indcot, the rr1'sly'r' thus
brought int, the bosom or the orthodox
church rarely ever - foot a-aia in thc
church where they couf-saland communist.
Ca the contrary, the I,al Of the secret pro-
ra.anda, which 6. very extensive, having A
peculiar s,crrt literature of it, own, is iu-
creased every time the mt continues
or increase. the prosecutions.
Tho-e VII, wish o. know more on this
.ubict. have only o. rri,r O, toe excellent
work ON. 81 IlaNthau-.n. which contains
a caryiully,vritirn chapter 1n thc Russian
s.hi.matics, and oGsrs much material ior
study.
IN conclusion, W, will only point ont how
the unhappy termination % the war h,' at
Ectcl che religious parties 10 their r.lati0H'
with the Cur.
when the Emperor Nirhola. CAV, are
li.iou. character % ,hs v,r with Turkey,
calling tia crusade of the orthodox faith
srain.t the uuhglir,rrs and snemir, %
Christianity. q; l.camr rrcr-s1ry fur him,
a, an rick, 20 satisfy The religious feeling
Of n. people. \ drfatof the Car upon
temporal grounds must or uaccs,ity react
upon him as spiritual head and the weak.
suin. OF bis authority in ,h.' respect would
Dee the cr,a,,r, che 'r-, ,hc ros'r>.A',isal ol-
jrct Of the struggle vrsr attained.
u g. now certain. that ~ al thr objects
which Russia bed i1 view, when she declared
war against thc Porte, doe Iteration o' thy
G-r,k church from 10. woke has proved o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
GBr0tforo armotrat
PARIS, MAINE, MAY 80, 1856.
PUBLISHED EvIRY TEIDAr MORNING. nv
W. A. PIDGIN & Co"
rEorRIEroEs.
JouxJ.rERRY, Editor.

T.r,..--.Ons dollar and fifty osu' stnctl, ~
1850. on- dolif md sc,euty.h'e Goats wiih'
:, -, y,n,h. two dollsIs al the cud II the Nra'
n. ,,b,,h 90, cents wil h. added tor every 'rai
shish ns,mrnt - DELAYED.
ApvEHusFNTNr'ins, inserted outsasonsblc terms
The proprietor not bsing accountable co. ANY e'ru'
h.,oalths amouut charged CO.. the advertisement,
Fg-Pa,nsut fot ~ advertisements - held 20 L.
ia T, Ton the date oftbe 6fst insertion,
rs. VI. PETTENGlLL.S CO., 10 State
o., Basiss. aui i22 Na"as o., N'w io't, sr'
our onl, autharitsd sgents ior procuring 'utsctip
one. forwarding advertisements.
- Communication. shorld directed 20 " The
ONioid py,nncrst, Paris. Me-
Hook and job Printing
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party that .ustains It politically damned.
The next Presidential election will bury mp
in the grave Of oblivion and eternal infamy,
the Goths and vandals who have we'll nigh
caused the total overthrow Of the American
Government, and the dissolution Of the
Union
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

SEyEN PooR TRAVELLERS. T. Il. Peterson,
the publisher Of Dickens Novels, sends US
his last production, having the above title.
OF the merits Of his books we have no need
to spcaE, the reputation already acquired
by the author being a sufficient guaranty OF
the excellence Of his productions. The at
tcntion of our readers is invited to the ad-
vertiscment Of these works in another col.
umn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
go and Figure, for Tax.Payers

The Payroll 9th. h's IIlus, or Repre-
-sn'rtiy-, amounted On thc large sum %
rr'rfrr nrrsuf. fr. farf-rf rrf rar-
'.-. f.rrr, 1r3 s1r a.'s-SaT.jllto.
The Payroll or ,hs senate amounted %
a-f' ,ia,,ra1, rrf' buf.I r5 fr,a DOB
l1-,-S, $50.
The Payroll u t'r f-e ,sar- % he
Executive CuuncIamru1'rI o. fra H1s,1ad
and H,r'G-t.s1 f.'rr,-S2.Ca2.
IN th,., thrse item. alone. 'hs syranIi.
,lr,. % G1y. Wells administration have
,1-rejri those or G,y. Morrill,, hy nor,
than ,1,rrr h1r,1r5Jrrr-,
Ths-e item. TO ars only samples oi that
reckless and uurriuoipleI wasting of the
psll,- money, which stamps G1y. Wells adj
miuistrlti1n as TIE most sI'-sr7g1a' and
most r1r-rrf tt,t has ever hey1 placed %
power in Ma.r,. The eyPensr, Of the leg
t,4tur, were NOT l.ss. certainly, GulrHi
trv must have '.,u m1r..1 than ur bua-
frrf dr'rr, rr .rg, and with this enor-
nous drain upon doe '-nurr, che session
AS drawn out week after vc,k until 30
,uu'srI aH. irvf-.I 1ag' maxim. o..
Jal s,r-u-a. OBJ; lr-s than oIfy 'larala
grg, The ray.rvIls alone of the senate,
House anil Council amount 90 more than
f-H-ur ,..ry-r' aafrrL
n, ayrrusr, o, ,hc legislature ur SO
ryr.sl ih.,, 1f thr legislature of - by at
lr,., t-.r.rHravr| .rr,
rhr-s 81. hct, anil figure" az, worthy The
a''euti1u % taxpayer.
IE-np-hcr Journal.
William e.. bryant or,hr Y Evening
Pct, says ina late letter 90 o republican
meeting
l., the mgauo-t dependency. ur d,
Lumblrst .elut.r.t colony OF England %, in-
,lI-l in &c, honor ~ 81. rl.ht.-aav. lct a
single British citizen De- harmed in Lyly vt
sats, by foreign tyranny-tbe whole power
oC the empire. hsr army aud her thousand
ships of war, would if ncrc-sary, De- wirlia,
in hi, protection. The north has a uoll
colony in Kanus-lst il De- protected -
4 DEur CoLLEToN n DWuulD. :
short time since firm in Boston, in th
wholesale liquor trade dispatched an agcR
toVerm1nt to collect sundry debts due them
No, only was the unfortunate agent who'll
unsuccessful in the objsctof bis mission. bu
awrl, was obtained against him and be wa
held !, bail in the sum Of $500 for violation
oC the Vgrsnou, Liquor hw, which Is unus
ua'ly stringent. ~ Y Tribune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

H. TOOK IT COorY A Rome letter wri-
ter say. tina. when Mr. Fillmore'' nomina-
ton was announced " him, cit had not the
least influence on hin." We do not sec
bow any man could be very sPry in his dem
on.,ra,ion. of JOY, with Andrew J. DOnelsOn
aud one hundred uiggcrs on bis back.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

4 CASE or CONSCIENCE. The following
letter was received by Messrs. Stevens 4
shurtleir, this week, with the amount ne
ccssary for the payment Of each person men
toned. The letter was mailed in Portland.
We print verbatim:
this money ]. for the following persons to
L.. : Il. A. A -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

The water was let into the Cumberland
and Oxford Canal, last week