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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
~UHHsTURA, 80.


L'URNlrURr vANrED-IN EXCHANGE FOR rOUE
hundred ard forty eight nue land prse - " pr
in RuomuggruVc tow ship, Pike c,unty Penn vel
mbertd anf xs.rei n W good lard and VII make
fine farm To party tns, will right With he uher
and wrti the lsrd wi less than Ts Are S1D In
cash will be and vosa psnotore 20 put In wh
tae furniture You may roy finding hls IND OeuA 10
70 land tha IL selling ut 80 10 $50 Der acre
within forty mite, Of New York ctr IL only Ase ur'
rnn New yors Th-re pood farms the best Of oeish
bof school churches Sc, $40 ftrans and 7VD
OF land for sale IN dd,Teat drec1ona Apply TO j.
VkNpHRptIT "a Fu ton street. Office open frun W s
pairouase solicited IN real estate business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

HE T. VANnE1ArER.
June y =. 2ii brand airns
COS ia, pert 4 stock ot
q con'in r.si bats thestrirn
ary or uments pictures. &c
sbies, soda or dug cDun'er
~ cAai .fl ~ 40. n very
h2cre uI - coo, = ass case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

I,TroN NOTlCE.-GROCKEkY GLASS AND ohm
ID auction - ~ j. \ II. BARTLETT, auctoneer, Tues
une yO Al 10 ocic-k 20 Pearl st ee all kinds If
IRA. its blue and glass ware, chns. bri
ware. &c ,'oods vel "a ked for shipping. and sale
be rain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

A 90 vili ALL y, 800 -, r,eai.s I,,a ~, =, n
cs w ne sl-ry oser tbs se 20 M y Nastar street
s," 49, =, 49, pa'nhagA ~, vtrons ancien, s1a
are Ir'fn private 30 ies not bern before
be tfIHlrtU ~ hnNe DAY prev nns ~ the sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
IoN Eg,s SAVE or JACEs. ENBROIpERIEs ANr

I9k EER SALE OF JACES, EAbROIDERIE5 AN
fapcv RoodA-A. N. CRISrAi,Ak, srcu neer, IS Bows
Il cell Wednesday, July At n O'Clock, large
eut oonsistiag of huele and worse sces embroidered
ii. ewes chrmset. AID band. wells linen and worked
.rchiefs ard large variety Of articles 10 tle line
rous to ion This ale Is well worthy the attention
trade snf ohers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

.UgrfONEER TUESDAY,
1, Al l0is q eluck, At spelion,
he gure. Consisting OF fapcy
! hats, swords, swo-i blsies
siso q lot n hxtures coan.
. shalvlng, segars. hJxes, fas
iarse eagle Carved ia wood,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

rION eA- E. IMPORTANT r., JEWELLERS AND
b, usde.-RJnhAnD WALT ER5 L CO., by K. VAL
this day at II A. NJ, cells q auction rooms Is CsthA
eet q large consie rnent of watches and jewe ry
70 be sold without limit-English patent lever hunting
nge watches, cnsinr, stsls Keys pins rings &C.,
the A tsntiop of tbc rp de
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE EST ABLTSIiDD 1ss2
"A Carrying the United States malls,
Sailing rseusrlv on the day sfyerussd
Tte shp ca ET1NEsr II rapidly loading, AZ viii be de-
latehsd for Nelhcrrne Thursday, the 9Th OF July she
erceei odaona for hrst cabin passengers
and few berrks ST = sengag In the second cabin
The beautiful a extreme clipper ship
LIVE YANKEE. l6tn ons sgser,
VIII succeed he foutineut
freight board At pier ~ Eat river,
or.o r. W. CAMERON, No. 70 Wing sreen
slh hills for sale and cab advances made consign
melts. Corsigneea In Australia, whsnson Bros Go.
L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRTDA,-UN1rED STATES
mail tine The sts FLORIDA, Capt Iaaac Crowel
gill lesve Saturday July At 4o'clocs 2, ~ from pier
No. North river Bbs % ledlrg signed on board Foo
freight passage apply ~ L. AIrCHsIIh IN RroAdsay
Through tickets from New York TO Jscxsonvrle I'VE n
Pa,k H,eAmerp 0g florfis connect Al Savannah With
he steamers from New York TUESDAYS and Saturdays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

cTION EOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY sAUCTf ,NEEs,
III s~ this day, at o1 O'Clock at q ent street. house,
,rri,me viz mahoEanv sof.s msbos ny chairs nocs
artrobes, bl1 top tables, oak and W~lnut ~
do; carpets, bedsi' ads. mat mirrors oil paint
hus croehe and glass ware; 100 eight day an ,nrS
Xocke, In lots 10 sui The trade &c Sale peremptor!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
HAa.As AT AOCr1On.


uBNRY :. LAkl g. AUCTI0kkkR.IiLsA,HHs1n ,,,, and
ii peronptor, sale magnificent horsenHd
LEElS VIII ~ ut sucton Tcesday. une ~ ~ iOS
pollock al the hi-pi ure In the dwelling ~ william !.
No. ZIG West tiit-enth street. conasinS 10 Y ~ OF
royal WHOA velvet and stair osrpeans orusson
conssd OF elessot suits IN 7us and IA nroca
te rich papi.r chair tnlad WIN pearl blue Ana
cold brcae elegant centre table with iron frame and land
scape painted glass; ~le can't quaTese tables sce our
pianofor very elegant eegeres with plate s.s
back and DOORS and e1yere ornamrnts
large and ependd per In coey frames o paistngE
w eminent artsts srs cosy engragings, And two sx
ughi RI guilt csndeabras IN match osy china vases rich
r. a. ware French china dinner SETS nne ivory cut
rx frI ana SCOOPS elegant sterling silver orut stand rich
silver mounted and sheffield pla ed wa's and tea servies
alsn marble tor tables Also, who'd exsn
sor dnins table several elegant and double
shogsn book elegant ~ood and mAhossn. bed
and MAJ bic nps nos GU ird air mattresses
leather beds elegant mahogany aud rosewood
ofaa rosewood chairs and gold brooa
tel wood aewtog chairs blue Aad gold hrsj co.
A. Catalogues the house morning OF se TO be sold
S'''''' j Is COPeNsER. Aavney.
1EORTvAaG SAX Of LIQUORS, GROCERIES AND
Nl serars-A. ". CRiST sLAR, auctioneer, e Bowary
Will SELL on TUESDAY th instant at 01 O'Clock large stock
Of the above corss ing Of soaps candies starch gresn and
blsch teas moa white and brown chewing c5ac
saarais sal soda tartar, indigo and ard In
md hCxe qusrter half and whole hoxrs Dimes u
nrlo csspp together with ice box decks iron SAFE scales
snd weight, ito &c also rhaupagnes, claret
sanerne and and Oard bfandies wbiskeT
Msrt+l seigne brsndies port Madeira ano sherry
vines; gin, Shpkey, a'cuh, st Crux aud Jamaica rum
Liquors In demoLns &C. Also, barrels OF vanish
aud a lot of i'm ortrd and domestic segars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

ID ICItARD WALTEKS CO., AUOrIONEERS-BY r.
IL wALTkRs-wl fe on Tuesday, S0h at 6s1S Third ave
,0a A. M, the balance OF good stock OF seg.rs
LIQUORS bar counters picturos and spleadd Indian sign
Sale unlimited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

TION NOTCA-THOS BEL, AUCTIO sEEkIbf
VII Busa This cay at loS o'clock =, sns s m!,
~ NWth " Iii 4 erect will be sold . variety Oh vAu'
pods:-I splendid Bruasals carpet bureaus pictures
lsc in cortnna inn stock OF dry goods cosnns boots
also 10 81 ,erior couuters ~ bags peanuts, ~ demi
ola Lond n dock brandy &c.; splenrid watches, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

\ SAIL, ssGARs At Lgss THAN MsRKsr RATES As
ssy closing invoices W inset sdysroes AMI have
Ose @, nAanfA .ori "a 10 hes fors
uian low ~ - y. Odkshs, broadway.
DEosI "A DsL RkYs, eK0AlIs sRrr A~sfCA, MDDlA
n rpaA,ta r.hsn O.Ssrg.s NctorisA, Werner~ PArRas
Esr',oss fcasres roncAas Nis- commun. ra,'as rnpe
Aciers Gtof'es Cunso.sron, and numerous other
aP RoanS psss-as srcsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29
ETREWORKs.


A COMP ETE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST PREMIUM
"A fireworks OF jos E< ge's manufacture, warrant
I'd first quality OF workr anhp and dial jrisug
description Of rIh 'ion ard sale work s their agency ~
Washing steel, corner ~ Barclay Dealers and town
miees ,ped ~ the lowest pric Orders should I'D i'd
dressed to BAKkR, All 90. ~ Washington
New York.
CARp-rIR. wOKKs-0EORgE r. BIRD would
o. private exhibitions Of Hsdhsd premium Ore works
The depot So John street. W In j. II. HARLEY.
EDgEs FIRST rBkMIBn CoLORKD AND BRILLIAn
" ayewnrka
Laboratory, NORTH Point
ors for the above works should be Addressed % J. O.
rHOs. DUNKIN, Agent
No 10 Maiden Lane n. Y.
Nhes samples exhibition piocos, also variety OF sA
sor6 suied saes-such crackers ospe
Toes, roctets. candles, &c 10, Ac., may be found
Goods deliveries any part the city any Of he rD
Dad W steamboat sstons tree Of erpeuse.
EDGES PREMIUM r,.ruo,vs
For families town exhibitions,
whol.sse aud retail. At lsbora DRY pr'ces
Also, boys cnnnons pis OF. powder and caps
sportsme rs depot,
loo Fulton street.
FlRE y n.Sass,.
Frat premium
Fire works.
Every article
Depot a. j. H. UARLEYs,
"a John street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

AToRTH ATLANTIC sTaAs rAvI3ArIok 'osPAFy
IN aseam 70 IIverpool-The splendd stsushiy TrTkSso
HDSR Capt, Thomson, sails from Portland Ne q Saturday
Juno n ~ oolock r. n Pare from Few Yors-ralvo0 10
rovtiapd ipciuded-err cabin Intermediate cabin sac
Aird cabin go rhro-rb tickets see issued for All eond
aentai ports For sssaFc apply 70 r. A LOEscHzR
rsenwoA srees New Yovk scnrwNl agent Agents wan I'd
Tor M ne mser Of Ne unisd ssases md s Cana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

MERCHANTS LOAN OrpfCE ss BROADWAY, poR.
lNI II Fuur street N0nev advanced In small large
upon ever descripsn % s~esy, dasonds pls'e dry
goods cohirr fcrrure and p"rson prupertY Stocks ~
goods pu,ehastd bills discounted oaned gcs IN
bond real estate Ao We ave established V meet zoe 40
sns ~ the public, very ieral all busi,ess srtAy
cOuederai private Cfc4 fr ladies'. Onre hours NV
PHILLIPS co. 2S Broadway, Of Ful,cn ttresL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

ID. why rHghres -~oLE LH5-ns....T 4 hURPHf
ID 81 AauaE-f go. ....h 'ohAssoa
h0vDAY EvEsisa. JUsR 70,
AGNEs DE VERB
Mrs. T. 4 hanons
IN cnonda 1th
TIKI EE ri or MID LOTHIAN.
!. ~
Nic Mag MIS- r. ~ uslahh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
Who is Manasseh Smith,

We hear this inquiry, among our demo-
cratic friends. about their candidate for
Goycrnor-they auHiously inquire, who Is
Manasseh IL. Smith? Aswe feel cbaritably
disposed towards the members Of that party,
considering their forlorn condition and du-
bious prospects, we will answer 20 far aswo
can. Manassch II. Smith has u domicilc
somewhere in the town Of Warren in the
County Of Lincoln. In personal appear.
ancc ho willaycrasc with the gold-spcctaclcd
aristocracy Of that region Of country. lIc
is reported to be- wcaithy-oue Of the nabohs
Of his town. by profession he is lawyer,
Of what rank doponent saith not. Jlo has,
we believe. some time or other, been mcm-
Der of the Executive Council OF Maine, and
perhaps a member Of one branch Of our
Legislature single year. Of this, how
ever. We arr not certain, rs We don, con-
slider it will pay to look up his record. In
private life everything is we'll enough for
aught we know. ~ % talents, II thcro
has ever been anything brilliant or dazzling
we haven't heard Of It. IL has not been
noiscI round much in thi.r part Of the State.
llc once run bplung candidate ior Con-
grcs-, but Instead OF bic party running him
successfully through, be- run he party into
the ground. In politics be- isshockiUsly
bad. lie has always been one Of ihc Lin
coin county hunkors, and any ono that
knows what they are must be satisfied what
he j..
Tho fact that be- catches at the guhorua-
torhl nomination from tho rro.sla,,y
democracy, just asa ruisson would at a
naked hook, be- evidence conclusive that his
polite, .a,a not improved amy reccntly.
We chcsr'uIIy give ,hc above information
for the benefit OF hi, friends 1, wc have
not done him mll ius,ira We viii q, it, only
give us ,hc information. II, lem, much
known up this way yet, and wo fear be
never will bs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

nominated Alanasseh II. Smith for Governor.
No wonder the ollicO went begging; no
wonder men declined the proGercd disgrace
OF carrying through canvass flag as
black as the murkey regions Of a Popish
Purgatory no wonder men felt the keen
ssngs Of modification when solicited TO
lead into battle the shattered fragments Of
an army already driven in disgrace out Of
its own country, by an insultcd people.
But what does this corps Of political
fanatics, now being drummel into line UNI
der the command Of an obscure leader, root
Ell out Of an obscure Office way down m
Warren, in the county Of Lincoln, expect
to do' Evidently they expect to
"M,rch or a hin, and ,henmarch down again."
This party must feel it. hopeless condition,
it must know iull well that there are
Sorrow. hehinl.
And tcstructiuns before"
this fas end OF an once honorcd party.
Neither the leaders nor the rriutes Of the
black democracy can have forgotten their
Waterloo defeat last fall, when they were
completely routed and driven clean into the
mountains. More than this, their con-
sciences (.uch OF them as have ANY, much
admoui.h them, In thunder tones, that they
got what they justly deserved. They are
not only in hopeless minority, but they
are engaged in di,graccful fight among
themselves. They are quarrcliuc like bears
and dogs ovcs the spoils, and as public plum
der il their only adhesive element, discord
and iusuborluaiion rcicns in the camp.
The honest men who now hang about their
quarters will, at tho ensuing September
election, leave them 90 their own destruc-
ton. and enroll thclr names IN the Republic
can ranks. Tho Republicans will, in the
next election, cc, an that arr worth having
out OF that party, and ir subsequently, any
more applications are made from tho.r ranks
lr admission, they will De under ihc pain
ml necessity Of informing all such that the
o church j., full."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

KANs,s-A DrsrNcr I,sUE MAbE Ur.
I, will he seen from our ad,iccs hy telegraph
that the free State party Of Kansas have
resolved to adhere to the platform Of the
Topeka FREE State constitution, and will
have nothing else. This is significant Of an
interesting contest in the next Congress.
The local authorities rccnguiIcd by the fed
erAl administration have provided Tor an
election and State Convention in Ssrtsm'
Der 1--WE BELIEVED which will doubtless form
. new State constitution. When this i
presented 10 Congress the circumstances os
the free State party and the Topeka charter
will also be presented. and the final result
will probably De the compromise PROJECTED
BY Gov. Walker ct the Tr,-'ut admission OF
Kan.as as a ire, state, with new slave
State on The south siieof 10. At Az events,
late prcceclius. Of the free STATE party ia
Kansas furnish broad marsin t'S a ''e-
mendous sectional and party agitation at
Washington next winter, and perhaps Tor
several winters aud Summers tocome. Stir
ring times are coming, aBi no mistake.
II. Y. Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

SANDWICH l,L,NuEEs AuE,n. hrccyouus
men, who were born and rgargl, and It'll
have their homes in the sandwich Islands,
have taken che tire, Astronomical prizes At
Yale COLLEGE. Thc-' thros arr Hiram B.uc-
ham, Of che class Of ISIS, W. u. Alszau-
der. Of 1855. and n. y. Baldwin, ct 1850.
The Palladium says
"Thc,c prizes are among Che RIOS, hone
orable Of the course, requiring uotoD!y Unite
mate acluaiutaus with she visible heavens,
bot gr,st accuracy in sr'ut,1u gl problems,
ard especially in calculation ol cc.iTsr'.
There Is therefore great struggle among
tAS mathematical head, Of each GAS, ..r
,bs frs, prize on Oh, li,t. but the CaruI-
bals seem % have a rruscr.r'i,. right ,a
tha, honor Curious, o. ,g obese SONS ui
the Pacific come round Cap Horn Dvr.st
% surely tbi, particular honor from thg
youth Of America
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

Com Is MINNESOTA. Il APPEARS from
,hc -. Anthony Express that the Water
Power company, IA ,Iuuiins the rock
whore they are cutting canal through
llruurru Island, ha,r discovered splendid
specimen, ol gold and copper, embedded 10
thc quartz and Limestone through which the
excavation is proceeding 40 stops have
been taken % ascertain the extent of these
precious deposits, but thn Tr1rriot1rs have
been offered $4,000 for thc ore that may
bg taken cut al thc canal channel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
Rov. E. n. Chauin.

We are requested to say that the Rev. F..
II. Chaplin Of New York is to preach at Nor
way on Sunday, the lgth, during the day :
and to deliver a Temperance address on sun
day evening, cithcrat Norway or So Paris
in the grove or ~ the Agricultural building
Also that be is to lecture before the Norway
Iyccum on the Saturday evening before.
Positive notice will be given Of the arrange
ment in our next issue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

Sri-cr SCuooL At LuvrEuoRE. We have
received FROM T.. =. IlNus, \. NJ, Cir.
cuAr, stating his intention {, commcn,e a
select School, at Liyermorc Falls, on Tues
day, the fret day Of september The in
hahi,auts have lately erected commolious
house, capable Of accommodating one hum
drel and Glty scholars The favorable and
extensive reputation Of Mr.. Kinds is such
As will command a large attendance, and
such scholars as desire to learn, will have a
pleasant and profitable term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
JOHN J.rERRy, Editor.

Terms. DOLLAR and shy cer,s strictly
~ ,pyANCr; one dollar and se'cniN.hvc crnis
sithin ~ ,nopths; to dollars ~ the eud IT
tbr,~tr. t. which 60y cents will h. added lor
cyri, ,r,f which payment b. DELAYED.
Nivertisemrut. deserted on reasonable terms ;
the prorrIrtnrs not bsiug esponsihle orsny error
Ir,1rH the ,m. un' charged Tor the Advertisement
~ NJ. rNrrSNoILL = CO., 90 state ~,
U1stop, lrj 100 Nas.1u 81. New NorA, are nor
a1I, butbnurr1 scrrts hrproCurt1g subscriptions
forwarding q ',,rtisenguts.
~ P,,u,s1t i1r IN aI,sruscncuis - held Co
De doe frru ihr late ~ the 6rst Insertion,
- Communication should 10 directed to
&" Ths Oxford prnocrst, Pare, Me-
Book and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AM NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

DR. II +. Morrill,, ssi''ul Physician n.
New York City, boz El, remark, uB pg.T.r-
STA, slys The most .1..ta.. medicine rH
Improve the tone and energy ul Stomach.
l. iha: rrrrar,i ly Dr. D.H. DE-. G-eeu. al.
called tie OEy-ru,t,j B.r.r..
would publish tIr ra.ITH irr Traurir.
this valuable medicine, Do l knew VIA; i.
was, but as Do not, cat only recommend
its use. IL seems % me o. HH Improperly
called 4" Bittor- 40 !als: m t.' popular
aecsptatiJn gi .hat tD,U. OR DO contains Do
alcohol OF other spirit, and i, rather SOUR
than bitter. Though here, by tfe way, /
cannot to- earnestly caution the dy,raruc
sufferer against usIu. " B.,srs, tre basis
Of which i alcohol 90 U;bgr ardent spirits.
They no more Impair, ru, energy o. OBJ.
stomach. than wHIu gives strength o. %
horss Tha stimulation NHI,H trry excite
A. only temporary. and sure % lr followed
by reaction. which at length viii IuH'Ita-
bly wear cut the stomach. Tie m..i.n"
Of which ] am speaking, o.'ilta these OBJ
jeetions.
SETH ". FOwLE IS Co.. l3s Washing
son Street, Boston, PrJpristJr'. Sold uy
their agents rg.rYwbgre.
Andrew & Rates. ptHs UH. Wu 4 Rect.
So Paris. Charles Ma.u1, Batbs.: E. NHHr-,
korway: ID. ". NltIs. -. Wafrrnr#. Olive,
Porter. WafrrilrIs E1rrrs Wake. Lowell. "a.
c EutlrI. Frsirrr. Jhps. z. Cbrss \ Son.
Dix6sld, T.. \ a.. Is. Ntau1I, BlrhiHIIs J. 4,
kN. u. IlulhiIi, liifsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

Caars The crop. generally look Iram.s-
ing, though backward. Corn, though some
two or three week. later thau last yer, i,
of good color, and lil, fir g. De- q good
crop 10 ,hs FROST bold. oil sufficiently late.
Potato. look finely, ami DO does th' grain
crop generally Hay IS also trst rate,
though $50 arr OF thr opinion that thequau-
tity will hll short of wha. is generally an-
tiurt.I. ON tAe whole we think thc
farmers have reason 90 baucauus.l by doe
present prospect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,

This gentleman. whose name now stands
az our masthead as doe Republican nomi-
rrr nr Governor. 3. tl1 well known hy toe
rurlc % Maine 90 require amy extended
u.,,cyatuurlarls. Thcalmu,, uau.mou,
soto hr r.cri,rl Zoo thr informal ballot, at
rc State Convention, s., ,hr be-, Evidence
We can offer in T-no, of tho confidence they
have iu BOO. f,u.,, ur thr exalted position
b. i.,11u destined 90 ln. Wc have been
personally acquainted with Nr Morrill, Tor
many y.ar.. We were associated with him
Boz another pl',,.,, ur-,niut.u, aud while
W, have ,e,u much O. admire $50 have found
Itfr 90 grusure in li, past CAREER We
know some ul our I.l,ual friends cum-
plain that he remained with the ui demo.
gu'leUr,y t1oiuus thatvhle h..hr1,hcr,
Hon. Au,ru =. Morrill,, wa, lah1ru. against
wind and tide iu tho work uf laying the
Foundation o, ,he Republican party, hc wa.
encouraging the sham democracy TO Ugh
.'.
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sometime, r'ac, men iu hl., positions.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

We are indebted to John .. Wilson, OF
this village, whose piscaiory kill is well
known in tho vicinity Of all the ponds and
brooks in this region, fora pair Of noble
trouts, from Richardson Iakc,-aycry para
disc for sportsmen, If we may Judge from
these specimens.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10

The Ancient and Honorable Order Of Ma
thanites honorcd US with visit on the
Fourth. They turned out in full numbers
and astonished the multitude with their tai
ent in dress. On their return they paraded
until eleven O'Clock, to the mutual enjoy
msnt Of the actors and spectators,-of whom
there was large number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-07-10
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
TOR GOVERNOR
HON. LOT NJ. MORRILL,,
OF AUGUSTA
Positions and Prospects Of Political
Parties in Maine
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