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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FcHo,r Ciiiseus of me Senate and House
Of Representatives.


provides tina, Congress shall oSscmhl,
annually on the frs, Monday OF Dcccm
Der. and il has been usual for tho prcsi
den, 90 make NO communication Of 0
public character 10 the Senate nu,
House Of Representatives until advise,
or their readiness go receive 70. ] hay,
deferred 20 CHI, usage until the close %
the fins, mouth OF the cs.on, bu, ml
convictions Of duty viii NOT permit IN,
longer 10 postpone the discharge of Oh,
obligation cu.oincd by the constitution
ON 'hc President, TO give 20 Congress in
formation uu ihc state Of the Union, and
recommend io their consideration sucl
measures as De shall judge necessary
aud oNpC0.cut
% H matter ai cunru'u.a0"u i'n
the Republic is tranquility advancing j.
"a career of prosperity aud peace.
gorEi,S EriRrll,s-crNrEAL AMERICA
Willis, relations of om.,y continue O,
cN.., between thc United States nud oI
foreign powers, with some ui them gray,
questions arc pending, which may rr'
ag.rr ,hr consideration of Congress. -.
such ogrguus ,hr mos, important &.
,'at which has arisen ou' Df '.ru.rn'.1.
'ors with Gwlt Britain 600 reference '0
Central America.
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IAN over N.lamrr7. Con Rra. rhc
lr...a.4 r..r. ar any r7a nj Central
km,r.a. iva. iln mIuuh,ol 1000 'r..
..rG.nm 18th. United States. .u making
t,.. ,uq,g. t.,al .nr present snr. ..
OH. a.m, republic uf Central America,
and clio r.nr. territory of each. would
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.... -,H elm, L.,l contracting rlr.rs
,...r. ,..grry and a rnr amr as.
,.,, f.,fr rr...rr and frr 'hr future.
.., ,r ,.r,, Hrr l4I rr. claim pr
-.f, g c.r,-I Amrr.a. such claim
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with the law Of nations, porcmpiorily
forbds no, only foreigners, but our own
citizens, 10 ft out within the limits Of the
United States n vessel TO commit hosl'li.
ties against any STATE with which the
Unilcd States are ntpcacc, orto increase
the force Of any foreign armed vessel
intended for such hos,Iilics against a
friendly State.
Whatever concern may have been felt
by either OF the belligcrou' powers lest
private armed cruisers or other vessels
in the service Of one might be fitted out
in the ports Of this country, To dcprcdalc
ON the property OF the other, all such
fears have proved io be utterly ground.
less. Our citizens have been withheld
from any such ac, or purpose, by good
faith. aud by respect for the law.
While llc laws of the Union arc thus
pcrmp,oy IN their prohibition Of the
equipment or armament Of bcligcrcut
cruisers, in our ports, they provide not
less absolutely that no person shall with.
10 the territory or jurisdiction OF tho Uni.
icd States, enlist, or enter, or go beyond
ihc limits or jurisdiction of the United
States, with intent 20 Doe enlisted or en-.
tered 90 the service of auy foreign State,
either as q soldier or as "a marine or sea-.
mlu on board of any vessel Of war, Iu,.
,g,r,,..r,s ,,, ,r., IN .,-.,, .,rf.-1,...
with ,,r ao. NJ nations. Which l.,r,-.,
iha, mo- STATE has the riehr d, misc ,r,ors
for 'aud or son service I'M ary other Sra,r
without IFS consent. and that whether for.
hidden by ,hc municipal law or NOT, inr
very airmp, 10 dn without such con.
sent o. au attack ou ,hc uai,oua, soyc.
rr.m',.
Such being 'hc public rights, auI tr
Iaw ofthc UuurI States, uo
.aUc.uUr uu ,hc subject was entertained
by rn.s Government when ,c.r s.rrc
,hr British Parliament passed sean ar,io
provide rur 'hr enlistment of foreigners.
loo iHc military cr,.rc of Gpa, Bnuu."
Nu.H.nv ou f.g.larr of ihr arf. 0r IA the
public a ror ind.card fhat the British
Gu.cmmrn. r-tpYsodina'rmpr recruit.
mont 300 thr Iured States. nor d,d itcy.
or give u.Imaruu of such intention ,u
,l. Government. 4 WAS a m,.,.r of
surprise. i,s.rr. io fad subsequently
'.a,i.u uuaam.u, of person, within
'.r Unite. s..s goo proceed Go Halifax,
100 '.c BRUSH province OF Nova Sconn,
and i.Ou ,u.. 900 'Hn service or Gua'
Britain, 500. going 200 extensively. w.b
.r'r or Uo Disguise. Ordinary legal
stop. were immediately ua,n fp nrn..,
auI punish fI. rar.rscurc.mrI. anH su
rpr rn ,... "A. ..,. .ufr.r..rr ,..r lr.r.r.
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I reaching lar beyond us llu's ih'o ,no
State at Honduras ana mat OF tle h'y
Islands oppernin'ng OF rgh' 20 INC Same
STATE arr as distinctly colonial govern
m'n's as ihoso OF Jamaica OF N""'"o'
ond therefore contrary 10 we very ''''
ter as wen o' the sp.rli OF 'hc e"'''"'
ton with The United s'al,s' as u was az
The Time OF Inc niihcal'on' a"H no" i''
understood by 'h's g9fciamoni, n.,
Tho lnicrpr''oho1u ""leh W' n'''''''
government mus, 10 assertion ana "e''
persists in ASCENDING 10 'n' convey ,'n'
entirely changes us cn'rac''r Nh"'
holds us 10 "' our "''s."on'' /, wv .. u
great measure releases ",.,' "''.' ,,
IRON nose We" constitute" que '''','''
'''N.N "' 'n' H''Ilh'"'r' ''' 'l,','' '.-
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,........g '- ra'.ps,,f.., M r.r,..oe of
Ir Central s9,,, If IIrnIrras N.r,r.
...... '..I -. D., a.. III c.,.
crnmcr, h,s.of I,rrrh. rcn..cd. affirm.
III, ,L, n,.,,,..r ", oil, ,-.,,,. 10
prospective ou.y. and did ul, require
Great Britain 90 abandon orconlmc,auy
possession held by her 100 Central Amer.
.c1 a' 'nr jl'c ot i's conclusion Tho
tgy substitutes partial issue in thc
place ur Doe genera, one presented hy
Doc United States.
The British government, r7ssn, over
'Io question ul 'Na RIGHTS oi Great Bit.
a.n, r.aI ur unnn,ri, no CoH'nl Amer.
ls1, and assumes a',hr had such rights
900 rUr d1'r o, 'hr 'way, arl'.uac rights
c0mrrU.uI.I '.c rm'rc'a-Up ui 'ho
N.gl. Indians, '.. extended uusl.r.
ZION and .m.'s OF 'hr Pacific, and Colo.
u, .. r.' bly Islands aud 'Uru upon
proceeds. hy Implication, io infer ,hal /.
t.. stipulation, ui Dire 'rl'y be mow.y
u'ur 100 D.I.e', Grra, B.u.u may su.l
rna'u.. 'a bold Doc contested portions
of Central America.
TI. Estates clru.'a'm.'r.h.r''r
inference. ur 'hc PROMISE. W. rral.
N Uru,fm'a,hD fH'ruffhr FRENZY Great
Britain bad auy .nrr possessions 'H.-r
Hau fr .mrI ruI peculiar establish.
m.u. Belize, .ud maintain fhaf.r sI,luI
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the other British North Amcricno Prov.
incCs. The commission which thoi,rr,.
~ contemplated Tor determining r,r,,
Of fishery in rivers aud mouths Of river.
on the coasts Of the United States ,rl
British North American Provinces. No..
been organized and has commenced II.
labors. 10 continue which there Is nr.I
of further appropriation Cor the service Of
another season.
SOUND DUES.
In pursuance Of the authority confer.
rcd by q resolution Of the Senate Of ,h.
United U'a'cs, passed on the hind of
March last, notice was given 'u Ucum4-
ON the li.h day uf April, Of the intention
of ihIs government. Co avail itself Of rH.
stipulation Of the sub,is,iur convent,
Of friendship, commerce and ur,|g,,rr
between thpl Kingdom aud te Unto
States. whereby orlhcrp1ry mrh,5rrr
ten years terminate ,hr same M fhe ,y.
pIuiiuu Of one year from lhc da.e of
notice Tor that purpose. The cau.dr.
m'i0rs which Ted mc Goo cali 'hc ar.r.
lion of Congress 90 that convention. and
induced lHc Senate 90 adopt r.r rusa..
ton referred 20, snIl continue FOO nH
force. The convention couuIu,auar..
cIc which, although 10 does ur, directly
engage 'ho United States 'o gbmroH.
imposition 1i tolls Goa iHn vessel, auIrrr.
goes UI American, passing Iu'p or from
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

The proceeding Of the Celebration At
Hebron Academy, may be obtained at this
nlhce
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

A question which ha, been 'cn'.u
for several years between ihr O'..,'
STATE, and the kingdom OF Cree l
growing out Of the sequc'iTa'''h -, ,r
pubIic authorities OF That co'n',!
propcr,y belonging TO the presca1i. ) G,i
,can Consal at Athens, and when ,i n''
been the subject Of very earn'', - ,.,.
SION heretofore, has recently oo'a .. -,
,lcd 70 the satisfaction Of the parry '''.''
cs,ed and of both governments
SPAIN.
With Spain, peaceful relations az ~,
sill maintained, and sore progress
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/ announce with much g'a''.,'.,,..-..
,ha, since the adjournment OF no. t''
Conercs, the question then cN.''..- pr
tween this government aud that of Franc, ...
respecting the French Consu. a' S''
Francisco, has been satisfactorily '..,.
mined. and that ,hc relations between
the two governments continue 10 De- W.
the most friendly nature.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-04

A NiGnr WITH WILD BnAsrs - Int.
rior Pennsylvania is still, in very many
sections as rude and unsettled as the
remote frontier regions Of the West. Aa
adventure which occurred this winter to
Mr. Arvine Clark. in Potter county.
will serve to illustrate this Mr.. G. lost
his way. and after travelling for hours,
found himself overtaken by night, eight
miles from any settlement, and surroun-
dad by bears and wolves One of the for
mor he killed as the animal was rushing
upon him In attempting to light fire
by discharging his gun, he frightend a.
way another huge bear, only twenty feet
distant from him lie did not dare to 90
to sleep, and therefore remained awake
on the watch all night. in the dark, with
out light or fire, suffering from the Sc
verify of the cold and the greater part OF
the time with the fierce glare of pan.
thcr's eyes full in his face. When this
animal first approached, he was worned
by its yell, bat being without shot or
bullets. he loaded his gun with three
cents pieces and steel pens The animal
seemed to be aved by his gun bat how
cred about him till daybteak, when he
disappeared Abont noon the next day
Mr.. Clark reached the settlcn mt. hun
cry and woory.-Phifadclphia NoyM
american.
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Music.

MR.. J. c; o. REDINGToN would re-
1NI >pectfully announce to tho inhabitants
of Addison and neishboring counties, that he
has recently obtained the agency for this and
the northern part Of Vermont, for the
"Superior Premium Melodeons,''
manufactured by Jones, Carpenter g. Woods,
OF Brattleboro MclodconS of any size ,stylo
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"I have recently examined the workman
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Mclodeons manufactured by Jones, Carpen-
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hesitate to pronounce them equal, if not Su'
ptrior TO any yet introduced in this country"
JOSHUA HUrcHiNsoN,
OF tue " Hutchinson Family"
An examination of these instruments is
invited.
Piano Fortcs, from the best makers in the
country furnished promptly at factory prices.
Also Sheet Music of all kinds, Instruction,
Glce and Singing Books, and any musical
merchandise supplied at short notice.
If desired Mr.. Il. would give instruction to
a limited number on the Melodcon, Piano
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of choir, or play an Organ or Melodcon IN
some neighboring church.
Further particulars furnished on applca-
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Middlebury, Vt, or left at Copcland's Book
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prompt attention.
a liberal discount made to churches.
Middlebury, May, 1856. 5tf
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THE national DGNocRArlc REVIEW
has the following hit at "a portion of the
members Of its party; -
There is, in every republic, n class of
mcu whom We may properly denominate
professional political eamblers-men
who "steal tho livery of heaven to serve
the devil in" A member of this genius
seeks Office merely ON account of the en-
olumepts. Two centuries aga, be would
have been a freebooter or pirate if not
deferred by fear of the scalfold or the
yard'arn,. To talk of honesty and dis
lnterostoduess in connection with such
character, is to insult the spirit of truth,
aud offer a gross indignity to the com.
mon sense and decehcy Of the world
Unlike the noble eagle. he does not
court a combat with the living, but like
the filthy vulture, he is attracted by the
offensive odor Of the dead. and exutS in
the vile task of cxhuming the half blrisl
carcasscs, and robbirg them of their jew
els. Or Independence, he knows moth
ing; a simple sSrf. like certain tenants,
under the ancient laws Of England, he is
transferred in deed of sale as a mere
incident Of the soil.-no more mention
being required of him then Of the hounds
and foxes of the manor he glories in his
serviliIy, and boasts that he is ready
and anxious to do whatever is comnlaH-
def by his republican master;
No nice extreme true Italian knows,--
Bid him but go 10 hcll-to hell he goes
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their cost-Some notice of Welsh urgh--
Cost of Farm products Religious sects,
&c.
WELLsBuRGH, Book Co, VIRGINIA. J
May 20. 1856.
FRIEND COBB The promise to keep
YOU advised Of our rambles and observa-
tions is not forgotten. A week SINCE
and we took leave of our home, so quiet
ly and beautifully nestled under the
brow of "Mount Nebo," for tcmpora.
ry sojourn in tho "Old Dominion Veg
citation is much further advanced here.
than in Vermont. The apple and peach
trees, are in blossom clover and blue
grass are half knee high-potatoes peas
aud beans. are up and looking finely.
The forest trees have heightened their
branches ten and twelve inches, and all
nature is clad in gay attire.
Some farmers are very busy repiont-
ino their corr. There is some wool
grown here The multiplicity Of dogs
aud their shccpish propon,itics, are Sc
lious drawback upon this important
branch of stock husbandry. Tomorrow,
the election for town and county officers
comes off, and the main issue in the con-
test, as | am Informed, is Dog and anti
Dog = or the promotion of men to Of
fee, who favor or do not favor the pres
cnt law--that all dogs shall be taxed.
The wool growers are expected to turn
out en- naSse, and run into Office if pos
sible, their Dog Tax Candidates" !"
Success attend their effort say we.
More sheep and less dogs to the square
mile,would be decided Improvement in
Virginia as doubtless it would through.
out the Union. 1t has becu estimated
to cost $40 100000 annually to support
the dogs in the United States. Ten dogs
is the highest number that we have yet
known to belong to one individual here,
unless he owned over one acre of ground.
Larger freeholders boast Of more.
The yearly cost Of supporting the
Dogs in the United States is si,O00000
greater than is paid for the maintain
ancc of the clergy The number oi
Clergymen is about 10000, and their
salaries amount to only Sc 600 000 The
cost of supporting the Lawyers in the
United States is estimated at S35 900,
600 annually.
Wcllsburgh is the County Seat Of
Brook Couuty-a town situated ontlC
eastern shore of the Ohio, having about
1000 Inhabitants 1t is built principally
of brick, has several large church ELifi
ces-a Court Housc-..a Bank-two pa.
per mils-a cotton factory-numerous
: Stores. and brisk commerce with Pits
burg Wheeling, and Cincinnati 1t is
backed by high hills, like the city Of
Troy n. Y.-behind, which is spread
out fuc farming country Of uneven
surface Corn is worth here 25 cents
and oats so cents per bushel. Wheat
90 cents and flour from to 5000 pei
barrel, at retail. The old school Pres
byterans are, among the the most nu-
merous Of the reig ious sects. The Dis
ciples or Campbellites arc very numer
Gus of them and their founder. Mr.
Alexander Campbell, man of no ordl
nary cast, We may say something in ouI
next As | design these sketches t'
possess at least one mcritorious feature
viz. 6ycr1y. | will close by adding
that you shall hear from me often thougl
briefly, s.n. II.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-04

One OF TUE SovERtlGNs.-Ta following
anecdote will bear an application more
extensive then the Dutch population in
the United States ''lIow will your
county 60 this yearl" asked Jealous
politician of a citizen of Berks county,
" Veil, can't tell mooch," replied the
simple Dutehmon, "de man what tells
US how to vote has not been round yet -
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A lady making inquiries of boy
about his father, an Incorporate man,
who had been sick for some time, asked
whether he had reganed his appetite
" No ma'am" says tho boy, mot exact
ly, his appetite is very poor, but his
drink.a,tite is as good as ever"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-04

Two BRlCKs IN the Hat Sheridan
and Fox staggered intos the House of
Commons one evening, after . heavy IL
baton of champagne and two or three
rounds of billiards. One asserted that
he couldn't see the Speaker, while the
other made out two Speakers in tho chair
of that functionary.
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M,,vrpe r. tho erb;oot IF n noseooo
:. .i.a h.,or,c,,, U,,,rnoIof I,Jnc1,,o1,
:" ,:i ~ u.",;.,a :, ..,t'. af
,ho ~ sn,mo sars somo od,n;roh,o th;rrs.
wv ''",c'
~ "oo'e a"u u',l'''.''' u'. va! o'"'
!ne comes Vi eoou'Ys'' Vi sue: VI
rellne'neh'' Anr ,n 'loHu "rc p''1 It, you'S
NOT 'noincn's' ,!o 1". P'em''l''o '",'' &C.
ToDr y, -. fge % % "ee S".e w lISs'. "ss.,'' ." m
! "'',P Syu"oy was 'uo P'.'''" ~ al
n"s'a"o Vi d pre-. son'.I""e' 1uT
,nen nc was 3 ."1 oeno ..a' on .''o fi''u ", W
Au'p P",:Vt IVY '"o o'b u Io'n
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SrMMEEING IN ErRoPE.-Thc Ere
ming Post says that Il very large number
Of the citizens Of New York prefer spend
ing the hot season in Europe in prefer
ouco'to the fashionable Americun water
ing places The steamers for June aud
July have scarcely a berth uuengaged
and mary who have been accustomed TO
set the fashions Mt Saratoga and New
port have concluded they eau get pleas
ure and health, with tht same expense,
bv trip across the ocean.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-04

One day last week man living at
Carlton, Not,s. was Indignantly COM
planning that his knife had been stolen.
till at last one of his neighbors, whose
garden had been robbed short time
previous, said to him, Hold your tongue
old boy. | found your knife amongst my
ca6bages: how came it there p The
fellow was struck dumb
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-06-04

Habit in a child is at the first like
SPIDERS web if neglected, it becomes
thread or twiDe next cord or rope;
finally a cable and then who can break
ill
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his fanlts. and not Mr. Somer's reputa.
ton. or Mr. Somor's establishment
We'll, this is all very reasonable to mo,
of course said Fanny, but it will be
so much Greek to poor mamma
I dare say your mother could never
understand how seeing the very acme of
cultivation in all countries should have
really made my eyes ache, and long for
something as simple as green grass or
pure warter. TO rest them on [ came
down here to find it among my cousins,
and 1 found in your sisters only just
such woman as | have seen and admired
all over Europe, till I was tired of ad.
miring. Your mother has achieved what
she aimed at, perfectly; know Of no
circle that could produce higher speci-
mems but it is all art triumphant art,
after all, and I have so strong current
of natural feeling running through my
heart that | could never be happy except
with fresh, simple, inpulsive character
Like me, you are going to sava said
Fanny, laughing well. III admit that
you are right 1t would be pity that
you should not have one vote, at least
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