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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
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Females

Tho criminal term OF the supreme Court
for Cumberland County, eommeucsd ~
session, ia Portland on Tue,lly, Jais'
GooIenow, presiding.
The Oxford Quarterly Meeting will bold
IL, next session at Hebron, commencing GA
Tuesday, Dec ls,, a; one o'clock, T.. VI.
An English paper says that the painting
surface on the Great Eastern, inside auI
out {, ab5u; ,wcnty.f1ur acres.
The steamer Adelaide discontinued her
trip, isom Portland to -. John On the .sh.
The Admiral, Of the same line, will run
until about tho middle Of December.
A letter irum California, says they ara
expecting a call Tor volunteers % 90 aud
f.ht the M1rmons at salt Lake, and Calf
iorpia can turn out 10000 Of tho hardest
cases TO fight that ever Wen, to battle.
The Dalton divorce eAse has bccn by ma-
tual eonsen. discontinued, and discharged
from the docket Of the supreme Court IN
Boston.
Betsy Jack, Of I.itehdcll, who was lately
di,n,errcd Tor examination, having died
under suspicious circumstance, " came %
her death by some disease incident TO old
age, unknown, as say, the jury who were
called to lit upon the case.
The foreign news confirms the intelligence
Of the fall Of Delhi, aud states that Lucknow
had Lseu relieved. The financial panic is
spreading through England and the con''-
nent.
An ugly feature in the Mormon war, is
the prospect Of an alliance between them
and the Gercest Indian tribes
John c. Brccknridgc, Vice President Of
the United States, has sold bis residence IN
Lexington, Ky, to Rev. W. c. Dandy OF
Mayrillc. Washington will, Tor somo
years at least, be the residence Of Mr. Breck-
inrldge.
GONE To SOMERSET CouNTr. Mr.. FORBES
has sold his grade Hereford Bull, to parties
in Somerset County, who took him away
the first Of this week.
wrscoNsrS. The Madison State Journal
of Nov. 10 publishes full let Of Senators
and Representatives elect, according 10
which the Senate will contain Is RepuDh-
cans and IL Democrats, and the House y
Republicans TO As Democrats. Inc M''
waukic Free Democrat gives returns OF 'no
Governor vote from &c counties - OIL "i'''
are Official, showing majority OF 80 .''
Randall, Republican, over Gross Demo-
era,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

FINANCIAL MATTERS ~ FRhScE. The
Paris correspondent Of the New York Com.
mercial, writing on the 9Th inst, says that
the financial crisis in the United States con.
tinucs to weigh heavily on the commercial
world in France, and adds
One effect Of the American crisis has
been 10 cnlightcn those who are ignorant
and in Franco this embraces not few in
the commercial world-on the strong ties OF
commerce which bind the United States TO
England and France, on the immense
amount Of deposits made In American sccu-
rites in these two countries, and on the ex-
,cnsiyo banking. exchange and commercial
bushes. 4 the United States. Every mail
gives ~ from one to two columns Of dry
details Of suspended banks and large COM
mercial houses. and these demonstrate the
great commercial activity Of the United
States II isa melancholy way Of making
known our material progress, but IL is 70 be
hoped that the crisis will terminate before a
very prolonged or serious check is made
upon the prosperity Of the country.
French stocks, however, are little india
cnccd by this crisis. Bourse spectators m
this country are mora isolated from com.
mcrco than In tho United States; the men
who influence the rises and falls here belong
to di.iinc, profession, who are in turn
only influenced by causes which they create
themselves
have met several agents AMI partners Of
American houses here. however. who De.
clare, with a sang froid that is beyond all
admiration in these time. Of doubtful sccu.
rity, that they ar, continuing To buy goods
for their respective houses to the same
amount and Of the same qualities as in Tor.
mer years"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
The WAY il Works.

Several largo manufacturing establish
ments in New England have within few
weeks been shipping their cotton to Europe,
there to be worked up by foreign labor, and
the fabric sent back to he purchased by our
people. while this Is being done, our own
countrymcn, our own laborers, have been
turned out Of employment, by thousands,
and have now nothing to do. This state Of
things has been brought about under the
fostering care Of the black democracy. They
have had and still have the rcisns Of Gov.
eminent in their own hands. They are re-
sponsiblc for this appalling state Of things.
But what else can We expect from a party,
whose great, .ullng idea i. to br,ak down
fr,s white labor, by bringing i, in direct
competition with slave lAb,r2
The tccmiug millions Of the North have
bu, little to depend upon but their labor :
It i their capital, their main dependence.
Take from them the means Of employment
and you ROB them Of nearly all they possess.
Now what ar, the black democrats going TO
DO about e.? They have the President and
both Houses Of Congress. This party can
BY "a change of policy to be brou; hi about,
hy new legislation, relieve the country very
materially from is present cmbaru"mcnt',
or q, can continue ITS rrc.rn,suicilal course
and continue to sacrifice every Northern in.
tcrc., to the demon Of slavery.
Almost every man now begins to feel the
working. Of modern democracy Many who
have hitherto cluuc 10 a shadow, now $40
it a,eipr away. The people, when ground
down by tho cruel heel Of oppression ,r'H
think, reflect, aud then act They cannot
hil to see how they have h',n cheated and
drlui,i by the syr,n cong % democracy.
Desperate diseases sometimes rrquir, dos-
rcratc remedies. We leave our readers 10
make the application.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
Norway TEMPERANCE Association

The organization Of Temperance Asso-
citation in thi. village took place "a, the
Academy Hall on the evening Of nov. -,
1850. Tor thc choice Of officers. and the f1l.
lowin. gentlemen were selected
Jr,sr IIpur VI D.. President
~ Mixer, Treasurer.
Henry Upton, II g. Cole, =. H. Brown,
Nicr Presidents.
Rniolrhu. Young, Secretary.
VIM y. Brown, Martin Stst.on. Samuel
T.. Merrill, samuel Favor, Executive Com.
mittrr.
About three hundred and fny of the leo.
pie Of our village have signed the pledge
within ,hc last tvp week. : really noble
work j.. ia progress. Many have signed the
pledge WHO have Teen ~ the habit Of drink.
ius TO great excess. IL j. hoped that the
reform will sull 90 on. Weekly meetings
will be- held during the winter.
Il YOUNG, Secretary.
-. -. UH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Alcohol IS. StErCuNNE. Prof Allen,
Of Kalamazoo writes in the Medical Inio.
pendent, that It o.. alcohol and not toe pois.
cnons drug pa, into liquors, which destroys
the inchriate. Analysis FAIL, 70 show the
presence Of these drugs in such quantities
as to compare with theactIye effects Of alec.
hol. S,rychuine is put into the yeast to
strengthen il, in making wh'key, aud pro-
NOTES { entire conversion Of the ,accha-
rinc matter 4 the grain to alcohol, and
while retained in the "slops" in sufficient
quantities To Kill swine Who feed upon
then, and fishes who swim m waters cone
tamiuated by them, chemical analy'lsprove'
that scarcely a ,cstisc OF the drug passes
through the dead Sc worm Of the still"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

Tnr PRNrER's Drrs. Somebody who
know. thing or two thus illustrates the
Inconvenience TO which printers are sub.
jcctcd by delinquent subscribers:
What would you think ola farmer who
had rais-d thousand bushel. u wheat,
and who should ell il 20 a thousand difer.
cut persons scattered al over the stat, ami
agrcc 20 wait year Cor hi. Pay from each
OF them, and ifone.haIr or them did not pay
at the end Of the year, be should give them
another bushel of wheat, and agree 20 wait
another year Tor hi' pay, AMI thus go on
year after yar1 How long would such a
farmer escape bankruptcy probably not
very much longer than Publishers OF news.
papers who follow such practices. IL costs
the clitor u a weekly paper as much % sup
ply thousand subscribers with It for one
year o.. IL costs the farmer 70 rai-e thou
sand bushels of wheat The farmer sells
hi, grain In bulk. Newspapers are sold to
a thousand different pcr'on' living m differ
emit parts Of the county, and different coun'
,is. in the State, and be- mus wait until
the end OF the year before he can get hi.
payment Then be- depends upon the hon
c.iy and responsibility Of the subscriber, for
1t Is impossible that he should know tho
sIar.rf.r ,I All lissth.srit.rz IL ,.,II p,,
pay him 90 ~ around or send around do,
county or state to collect Do. due. Il
would cos, more than the collection, w0ull
come 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
The Provisional Government III Kansas

From the New York Tribune.
"From the adjournment Of this Conycn'
ton. Gov. Walker is virtually dcPosed A
Regency is created. John Calhoun is var
tual Governor OF Kansas. lie is more. lie
has imperial power. AZ this humbug cleo
ton. at which the Slavery article is To be
voted for. aud at the State election for State
officer. whether It Il at the same time or
not) he is to appoint the judges OF election
and declare where voting shall be held. lie
Is to receive returns. IL, with two mem
b,rs az this Convention. is 10 count tho votes
and dori2s uiai N, r,iurH' 'ho'r. lie is TO
issue certificates IN the State Governor and
other officer. clecte,l. This Regent i. 10 b.
the dictator in the intcrrcgnum. The Ter.
ritnrial laws are the law, and he is really
tho ruler from the 2ls, OF December until
the State Legislature convcncs. That leg.
i.laturc he is to convene by proclamation.
The Territorial Government is dead after
the 2l., 81 December, and the Territorial
legislature j. declared to h. null and void
after the member, OF this Convention sign
the Constitution.
The slave Report which is to be submit
tel has merely reference to virtual prohi.
bition Of emancipation The Constitution
itself docs not prohih, Slavery. This part
Of the Constitution expressly makes the
Territorial law. part Of the Constitution.
and Ties, iaf, rVlji'l Starry In all the
hin of rights, tho RICH" Of Nan arc not
once mentioned. Tho only rights are thos'
Of frccmer. 40, oven does the word
White designate who are irrcmcn, Sla-
very exists, and will exist. under this Con.
s,im,ion. and the Constitution can only b.
changed after tho lar-c Of years, by two
,hrrls vote. fret of both branches Of the
LEGISLATURE. and then tvo.third. Of the roo.
pie. Tho pretended election tor submission
/. the most barclacrd swindlc. IL isa mis-
cradle mockrry--a farce.
After both reports were rr.d and submit.
t,l, there wa, lull In the Convention.
Tho only difference in the minority report
was. that D., NOR, honestly mad, no Pre-
tense OF election. Il simply proposed TO
sruI up the Constitution {, Congress Tor
ratification. TH,so reports, Us the Prr'I.
dent ni o., Convention remarked, arc sub
.nu,nlly the same Tho submission fa.
tore b. ,hc ycr.5,' lumhus. President Cali
houn admitted TIA, The election on tho 2isi
OF p,sgmb.rl' merely a political dodge 90
cav, ,hc Democratic party"
TIE courr5ndcu, very ja'iIy comments
"a, follow.
Now, 3. 40 ,h.. rebellion We have
heard a good deal about rebellion during
'bo ras, two years, ,hrr,bylliou Of the 10.
prka Government that quietly awaited the
action % Congress. Here W. have a high
handed u.urIation OF power. Here We
have the creation Of an Office and an au.
thority not known % tho Constitution OF
the United state. Morr-,hi. authority
dos. not owe any part ct H. power 20 the
people Mort b. the bastard offspring
Ola Convention, the creature VI o mi~cm-
DE minority Sul, mort proposes de-.
iihsmt,ly 20 d,To.r ,lc regularly cuu'titu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

4 NrEDED RuoEs. We observe that our
exchanges, with hardly an exception, are
a-iiatinr the propriety Of repeating the law
enacted last winter, requiring parties intend.
in. marriage to have their names posted for
three we X, before the ceremony can take
placs. The law was un doubtedly designed
TO have a salutary influence bat experience
has proved that so long as neishoorins States
have more liberal laws, ours can have no
effect in preventing improper marriages.
For the past year, fully one-hali the people
Of this State, who have married, have gone
out Of the State, rather than submit to the
posting. The law is nuisance, which
ought to be abated, and we hope its repeal
will be among the FIRST acts Of the next Leg,
stature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
From ,hsrhial,'rha rr,..,-rou,'. organ
The Last News from Kansas.

The Last News from Kansas.
n, drin orall the new. from Kansas, hy
mail and Telegraph, show. c,uelua,sly that
tlr ,,.ya,i,I rr,..l,,,ry Constitutional Con-
ycr,.n. like other hnJr,. OF whom We have
rad. D., another formidable instance Of thc
aias, that whom the goI. wish 90 destroy
thyy ir.i make mad Some of thc rropo.
.tiou, presented TO tia, on,cnti5n-which
De- O, remembered, rpr1ui, dmrs Fragment
orits ro'r, Of u. Trriory-would dis
grace a desroti.m, other, arr merely ride.
ul0u,. while the whole affair look. 70 as.
at this distance, As II the partic, engaged in
% had entered into contract TO mortgage
the new State % their own individual inter.
, Gets Tor century O. come.
There i, consistent disregard Of the rco.
pie manifested, cool resort % trick, and
au utter ,hamyIes,ncs, which altogether
make upa satire upon representative bod.
.,. such Us We have never before bad the
luxury 20 enjoy The leading spir., in this
Constitutional Convention se,ms 70 b. a
person called " General Calhoun" who,
We regret % ay, wa' appointed from the
irr, State Ut Illinois, by General Pierce, A.
Suryeyor.G General Of Knusn. and Nebraska,
and who ia all hi. action. indicates dcslrc
u initiate rather the character Of a member
OF toe French senate employed to carry out
toe designs Of Louis Napoleon, than the
representative Of an honest American con-
.titucucy. We give m another column some
of the doing- Of this Convention and have
ouly 10 say, that IL the Constitution iabri-
Gated by this body is sent 20 Congress, we
trus, that short work will DO made Of il. II
5,'rr0 Toihrrr LW oouisnDi HH hd, a
uHg's merii, u IS as consistency wih he
fraud and lrr0Hg uhich Il IS Hieni.d 20 pr.
p,iudis, and from rrhrch m graf part a has
grorH. The idea Of st OF men chosen a.
delegate. TO thi. Convention, attempting to
bind posteri,y to their work, and daring to
nalliiy in advance the will Of the majority,
1, 80 D,oHsirom that ire roHi,r ne outrage
d,d not crate he rhole people 10 ar,i rar.
The usurp,tiOn becomes the more amazing
when we rc1ec, that these very men who
are trying to fix upon the Territory the rule
OF a minority were yociierous in dcnounciue
the Topeka Constitution, which st utwith
asserting similar principle, and was rcpu-
dated by Congress and the country.
In speaking Of doing' like these, We feel
that il is idle to mlnco phrases, and We sim
ccrcly hope that IL the Constitution Of Kan
sas is anything like the lnstrumen, it prom
iscs to be, from the intelligence We lay be.
fore our readers this morning, it will, when
presented to the Congress Of the United
States, be thrown out OF both branches by a
unanimous vote. At any rate, we trust
that the Senators and Representatives from
Pennsylvania will boldly and at once put
thar fe,i upon q, and 'purH Il as It d,srre'
10 d SpurH,d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

TuF FlETr-SUrNuL \ bunker editor,
in a rhapsody on the future greatness Of
the United State, la,. OF as follows
" Ari1Juil, Ngusho, Dacotah and Colum.
bus ,,rritorie. carry u. upto forty-siH-and
bray Uah will be the iorty.sr,uth to
lend to that fair circIgt the grace OF her
form and the lish,ncs. OF her stop"
II when We arrive at the dignity Of forty.
seven States, the morals Of our country are
% DC So low, as to make the above dcscrip-
ton Of the iniquitous Mormon sovereignty
meet with popular favor, Heaven save Us
from such prosperity. The editor, however,
evidently calculates on tie supremacy Of
ths sham democracy, AMI looks upon this
as the legitimate r,sal, Of the working Of
his party principles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

The marriage Of Mr. Biyarl Taylor, IN
Gotha, SaNony, to Nj" Hansen Of Go,ha,
took place on the 97,h uIt From clever
" cpithalamium Rad atn meeting Of a
frw u his friends in New York On the same
evening, and a'cribcI by Willis to George
W Curtis, We take following .uann'
We pledge e naii ~ ns'er shall Know
4 siG sh1 uur fay vr shall zee,
Tho years that h,H, ,n-Iisr shnIl gov,
" pledge che shIrru ib,t shall e.
. risul beloved. and friend urkno~a.
y stand 'uid briial songs aud s1ssrs,
Nri With thr h'1ssDms o'rr 500 thrusn,
" breathe PRAYER ADD miug.s our,."
The Home journal says that Mr. Taylor
passes the winter with his bride at Moscow
where she has relatives residing lie i to
come back To America next autumn. and
Willis announce. that he has "alraady writ.
ten u han o. claim lOr Illcwili the honey
moon OF hi- return" Boston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
Norway Nov -

GOV. WuNE. Tho southern ulini'ts,
who have control Ol tie democratic party.
srsm determined tha, tho nomination Of
Walker. a. Governor oi Kansas, shall not
be coGrm,i BY the senate. aud We .cy
doubts IIrr'.ol ia various quarters,
whether ,ho President will venture 20 send
10 in. l,.' stated tia; BE- expects TO see a
state Government in ull operation, hy the
3u,h ~ December, and ,hI. will ohuats the
necessity u submitting It 20 ,hc Scua,, at
ALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

LlrE lLLusrRarED." A new volume oil
this excellent journal has just commenced
The publishers have given IL new head,
aud made other improvements which will
add to its deserved popularity. We regard
Life illustrated as one Of the best family
newspapers Published in the country. II
is finely illustrated and is free from trashy
tales. and has no sickly sentimentalism
either IN its editorials or correspondence.
1t is we'll calculated to impart energy and
,piri, to all who will listen to its prccept''
We will furnish it one year with The Dem
ocrat for $500 in advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

TE,rNs DISCONTINUE. II las ha,u eur.
raa,,y reported Tor some two OF three week,
i0ai the morning trans, 70 aud from Port
land, from South Paris, were % b, taken
OK during the winter We learn, upon
what We consider 90 BE- good authority,
,lat thc present /, The last week the trains
will run. Hereafter there will D. but ono
train each way, which will leave South
Paris at few minute, before l., aud Port.
Land at lis NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

TuErnN Ctun some Of the young Teo-
pie Ut this village, who have taste for the
dramatic art, have organized a club under
the above name They will make their
Grt appearance ,hi. friday evening, when
they present Goli.miih's celebrated Come.
DIV. " She Stops % Conquer, and . farce
entitled Tho Smgy.Sruck Yankee" Their,
will al'l b. presented between the pieces,
a -cric, Of ubleauN The proceeds Of these
exhibitions will be- placed in the hands Of
the Academy Association, Tor the purpose
Of procuring furniture Cor the hall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27
Tsmpsrnnce Mass Convention.

We learn that Temperance Mass Con-
vcntion has been called at -. Paris, on the
9th day December, at 10 O'Clock, \, VI.
The Meeting will be held "a, the Methodist
church. Distinguished Speakers will be
present.
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IomN J.rERRN, EditoI.

Terms. ---Oue dollar aud hit, seats sricti,
~ ,bvAScE; one IolhrauI sc,taJy-h osui'
withia sN mouths, two dollars at the cod OF
thcyear. Tuwhirh CIV csnts vii Do added Zoe
evefy wear Which psymsut o. DELAYED.
Advertisement inserted 1u reasonable Terms
thc Proprtctors not being Irsr'Hsiht i'r'nN r'r"'
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Boston, and i2e N1ssHu 81, View "rA, HrC uuI
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g-.vr ..r,.v.n, .f Kansas. could obtain
,rl t..r.a quorum. y, ,ha, Convention
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

ATLANTIC MoSrnLr. We are happy to
inform our subscribers, that we have made
arrangements TO furnish this excellent mag
s1ine. with The Oxford Democrat, at g, so
per year, in advance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

EursS or SENATOR SrxNrR. Hon. Chas.
sumner arrived in Boston, by the Niagara,
on Thursday Of la', week. lie has sine,
Do, departure, made a tour through the
Continent, aud England and Ireland. II,
comes back much improved in health, aud
will resume his place in the L. 5. senate
at the commencement Of the session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

The Commissioners found in the Sanford
Bank SAIL in specie 80 says the Daily
Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

IN injunction has been placed on the Gro
GERS Bank, Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

On wednesday, at Cincinnati, the Their
mometer indicated 81 degrees below zero.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-11-27

FUBLIsREp EVERY TEIp,r NoENlNo M
VIM. 4. PIDGIN & Co,
FEoFRIEToEs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-07-04
BETTER.
LIGHTNING RODS.
THAN
Swee tnleats

TlIE undersigned are now engaged in erect
L ing PcarSon's Lightning Conductors in this
and the adjoining counties, to which we invite
the scrutiny fall interested in the protection
of property and life, or the science of cleo
tririty. We claim for this superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point of cop
per and silver.
Second, in the permanent manner it is al
tach"d to the building.
Third, the metal being annealcd thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, it has no electrical connection with
the building to which it is attached.
This rod has been sold from Michigan to
Georgia on many colleges and public build
mgs in the diIlcront States, also too many
scientific men who have voluntarily given Ger
i,liratcs Of its perfect scientific construction.
Over 500 900 Of these rods have been erect
rdanl are now standing, (not DOWN. but stand
ing ered in the various St.tts we have passed
through in the last seven years. An cxami-
nation we think will convince any one.
Gy'A orders left at the office of The Cecil
Wing, will be punctualy attended to.
HOUSE & WEED.
Elkton, Md, June Il If