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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

The following article we copy from the
New Orleans Delta. and we do It, that our
rcad-rs may sca how ready our southern
neighbor. are 10 attribute their inleriurity
20 the North and East In national prosperity
TO anything and everything but the true
cause. One would suppose the naked fact,
that nearly two thirds Of the population in
their section are non.produccrs, living on
the results OF the labor Of the remaining
third, coupled with the prevailing eItrava-
gance aud want OF commercial enterprise,
would account, Cor all the disparity ob.crya-
bic, withou, referring to government inhu.
cnce at all.
one thing is made apparent in this arti.
Gle, and iha, Is, that the aim Of Southern
politicians j. to SIT the control Of the gov.
eminent, and that in the rrrsrdcntial eam.
piisn just closed. they consider they have
- far triumPhed in this Object Let the
North heed this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Rennhlican Nominations.

On Thursday afternoon GOV. ilmLIS made
the following nominations
Warden orihe STATE Prison ,-Thoma'W W
Xix. Thomaston.
STATE Superin,,ndmioffhe Common SAo''
Nj. II. Dunnell, OF Norway.
Baqk CommisaoH,rs-Ro)ert Good'no",
Of Pennington, and William 5 Cochran OF
waldoboro'.
Reporter Of DcoidoH',-TimotSy Lniden'
Of Turner.
Commissioner Of CLAIMS at Wa''iHsion'-
Geo. NJ. Weston. Of Bangor.
Indian Agai,--winslow Staples OF o'a'
town. y
Arsenal Rccpr ia Bensor,-charle' o.
Record, Of Bangor.
Ar,eaai HePer IN Portland -" ''''l~ L.
Kimhall, Of Portland.
Superintendent Of ne Pubic Bn''f'"S''-
Gilman Turner. Of Augusta. ~,
RccOrd,r Of POho Court Da"s'''-"'
phcns Lyon. nm, o,,,o
t,,i ira,dcn,,-Chnrlc' Bnhnm' oTono
Jane. Stubs, BueksPOr,; Geo. s Pi'ehs''
NOrtbpOrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
From Lurore

The steamship Persia arrived at Ne"
York, January 2ith.
LyrEroot, Jan. 7,h Tie Paris M1nt.
tcur " TIL. lay announces that the confer.
enca has signed a protocol vhirhput an end
To d, Jlihrul,i,, which have delayed the eI'
ecution Of tie traty Ut Peace.
The provision. for the new boundaries are
TO tax, effect March ]Oih, aud at the same
dat, the Austrian troops and the British
ac,t shall have evacuated the DauubiIn
PrnciIali,i,. and the interior Of Turkey
The news hy this arrival is important. in.
asmuch a, il is stated that the Swiss din
Guilty !. virtually settled by thu intrrPo'i'ion
Of France, supported by Ens'aud.
The Emperor Napoleon undertakes that
Prussia .hall rrnounc- all claim aPon Ncnl.
chatcl. in consideration oi the release Of the
prisoners.
France further undertake. To prevent any
aggression by Prussia against Switzerland
Switzerland approves these terms and the
FcIenla..cmbly is Summoned toratIty them.
The Coalercncc Of Paris closed On the 9Th,
having signed a rroctocol which is expected
to terminate all the difficulties in lulhllmeui
Of the treaty OF peace.
Russia ccds. Bolsr,d and Tahok to Mol
dayia. and received the town Of komrat On
the right bank Of the River ialpak, with
territory Of 800 square 'er'ts,
The Isle of scrpcnts is decided as belong
ing to the mouths oi the Danube, and goc'
with them.
The French papers generally approve The
hostile measures Of England against Canton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

Orr ACADEMIES. Ia another column will
De found the advertisements Of the Spung
terms Of three OF thc Academies ia thus
County. Al Of tbosa schools have acquir.
ed a high character and extended reputation,
aud each i, under the charge OF a talented
aud industrious principal We seldom So
'hc name Of an Ukiord County scholar in
the catalogues Of distant Academies, and the
lArse number Of scholars FROM abroad, shown
by the catalogues OF each Of those ins,itu-
tIons, Is highly creditable to them. We
hope their liberal patronage may DO con-
tinucd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

Nrw YoEN Srrw P,CSErs Boston -
rr,,.n up. I'm thi. state IT fair, business
men in Maine will natural turn tn New
York. Their attention is united IN the al
,crtisrmcnt " the steamer Wcstrrnp1rt,
which has been able Ia make her trips reg
ularly, reaching the dock in Zach port With
out difficulty, notwithstanding the severity
Of the weather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

HAND Books TOR llouE mrEovENE>T.--
Mcs,rs. Fowler & Wells, OF New York, are
preparing series Of" llylps " Tor the peo-
pie. which they jenCminate llandbook' tor
Home Improvement. Their titlcsare," llo"
to write," "ll1w to Talk" How to
Behave" =" How to DO Business.' Per
sons who need helpsin the above accomplish
ments help. which will really improve,
without making mere coPyists. will do well
to give these volumes an examination
Il" How to Write" has been issued. Price,
in paper 80 cents, in muslin 80 cents. Th,
other volumes are nearly ready.
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G5r0tfora 9rmoerat
PARIS. MAINE, JAN. 80, 1857.
ruBlrsurD rviRr TRip,r ScENiNo hf
DARIUS FORBES.
JOHN J.rERRY. Editor.

TcrmS.--.Oas DOLLAR auJ f0y ocuts 'tictI'
,r,,s,F. owe dollar and ssNeuty i've cents
,,thia "a n1uths. tua dollars al the cod oI
,h-,r,r. To which 80, cruis Will b. added io'
r,s,, wear which ra,wsnt % delayed.
NI,stiissmrais ia.srted on reasonable terms
fhe prurrictsrs nat irihg respousibs iurauy cuur
h.,uuJ The an. eat chatgsiiu the advertisement
~ Communication shuui ~ directed Co.
90 The ON feed pvm.g,st, rstis, Ne
II rFrrNNDttt \ Co., 10 state 81,
n1sfo1. aHI lsa Nassau 81, New Notk, arr "uf
aul, authutiss seruts Soc rrgcurag suhscr,piioas'
taIastdtrg a ',rri,sgwCuts.
80 Tumrrt &C. ~ bI,sttscmsUis H. held 90
o.. Zoe lnam thc date of the hrst iHsCrt,oa.
iiook aud Job Printing
PROMPTLY ANp NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Weekly Summary OF News.

scntc1 their credentials AZ delegates from the
State Society TO the United States Asticul-
tural Society, now in ,c',ion in Washington:
John D. Lang, E.q., Hon. John j. Perry,
II on. Ebcn,ler Knowltob, Hon. 7. j. ID.
Fuller. Hon. S. = Benson.
Both bnnebcs Of the Territorial Iofsla-
turc of Kansas repudate Gov. Gcary'' re-
commendation to repeal she obnoxious stat
ute. Il that territory. The Borbs RufhAns
do no, like the course Of the Executive in
attempting to administe' the government
imparlially.
/ A despatch from Florida says that Cen
Harvey has again commenced a crusade
against the Indians in that STATE. IL l. de-
s.snsd to rcmovo them to the Wet. They
iniabitarg,on whi'i could nrcr be o.
copied by the Whites II they could b. r.
moved. and It Is said they are peaccahls
when lelt alone. IL woull be FAR better 10
let them remain where they ar, and culti-
atc friendly relations with them, during
the short time, before they must become eK-
,inct.
TIE funeral u Mrs. Anra D,p'y,ter took
place from Grace Church Roadway, New
York, on the l7Ih. Their were eight paII-
bearers. who's, unitciagcs amounted 20 about
coo years Anon; them w,' Mr. Isaac Bell,
now In hi, Doth.
| Durnr the quarter which closed ON wcl.
n,,l,y. the opensr. N dead letter, ia the
General Pos, OHiec, at Washington. found
300 which contained money. The asgrc-
gate amount /, slI.27j. Seycu-sisht, u
tai. money has been restored TO ~ owners.
The chairman the Boston IIarb2r Cone
mittoc, j. Col. Frost Ia .2it OF the eter-
ton, ol the Blst1uiaus th, leo has closed
up their harbor, and shu. up some u %,
entrances. 70 reverse the ansua.s Of thr
Transcript, Jack has balcn Oliver"
badly
c..,,;.. .,,,,,,,;,.I b, p,,tl.rI f,,n
49,. 81 - .,oI v,......,,i ,,
-. 80, ,,h.,.I..b,. .,Cly ,,.
- ~. .I,,..,,b, ,,,i,,I IN E.,,n
., T.. r.. Fl, c,v,,l.I Z,
80,
-. ,,..n,, ,,,,,. a,,, ,,,,li,,.I a,
~, ,...,..',,.,,t.,Ii ao;c.,.i.,
sri,r,n,. Who arrived At that p,r, during
~. r,.t wear br,n,h, with them syG.alOi
in cash means.
-, Observation-Disclosures
c,,,.- ,r p,,,l,r1 In. n,r apr,ip,.,, a
C,Js, IN The Military Academy at West
Pint,
II o., To-, p,,,,, +, mn, n ,b,.,
-. -. - ,,r,,,, 80, rad much l1,
L.,,, Nm, Ii,,,. IN. ,,irrrr.lip N,r,urc',
c,,.,i,rI fr,m New York mr. San Francis.
,, ,,.,, ,b, altLor Iuly Last Thear,un.
nm Oh. t,,.ar,. wa. attacked with brain
c.,,, and subsequent blinInr,.. the chief
mair having bcyn dcpD.cd fram duty pre-
,lous 10 the captains ii,ae,-, AMI ia'-.egnl
mate h,ins incompe''nt % navigate 'h' 'e'-
~, the captains wife, who happened prov.
ilsni'aily to be- on board aud Who bad '''n
taught navigation by her husband took
chArsc Of 'hs ship aud roaih' 1t '''''J "a
% port. - sly 'hc Boston Iarrr'.
Hon stephen Il. Mallory, Dem, has bsen
reelected senator FROM Florida. by che LIZ
i.n,urc Of that STATE. for tlr term OF four
yc,r,. 1891. The vote .,ool-Or Mallory,
Is Blank. 10.
In, M,r.hLp. wilder. IN hi, aIdrs-,
., ~. American p,m,l,rie, S.crcty state,
.,c,,,,h, t,,rJy n,nr.,r,ur,iat GIN.
.,,,,,i I,. b..r rn,rb,..I for - pr ral.
49, -, >, r,,o,, :, l.v9r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

DErN,wiDE TugETu The publishers
OF ,ai, ,a'rablc local purual, announce
that with the Jas; number the publication
will os,,e for the present.. They say they
have enough due them to pay all their bill
aud give laym god living, but that their
patrons do uotpay them enough to meet
current expenses, and from present APPEAR.
ancgs Il, not sccm 10 b, in hurry TO do
better, 81 they stop
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

OIrorNA1rp BurIEs. Flr the cure OF
Dyspepsia and General Debt ity. this mel
,c,uc is in,aluabIe, it. p"cali'rcomhIna''on
i, the result Of experience, and an intimate
knowlsI.c Of the cause or these diseases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

DR. KANE's WoEE. The publishers ln-
form US that Mr.. Assn ). FlgLp. their
agent. will, during the month OF February
visit every town in the County, aud afford
every one an opportunity to procure the
work. We can assure our readers tina, the
amour! expended in procuring these vol
umes will never be considered an unprOata-
be investment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

Rtrun'>' ~ Poser. \. h. Norris Who
has b'1n mixed up WIN The '"'''' '' '.'
Canton AMI E''h'ns' Banks had D" n''
possession S.",Ou' 10 '''' upon ''s TX
change Bank. H. wa'u under obligations
n1t 90 issue ,hcm l'r 'h'riy days. IN order
90 rlts' money Doc ohainri loan 10 Boston
auI gave rlrknsr OF bills gn The EEca'n-'
Bank, amounting O. $500, a' security.
when ,hr trouble occurred, Mr.. John De
merritt, ol Boston, Who made 'hr loan 20
Norris, IN, o. Bangor, anl O. secure h'm'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

FoaEHrm's PlNHur This excellent
Juvenile magazine, uttered upon it, sixth
volume with this ututh. We would COM
mend i, to every ftily in which there are
little children, ~ aHcaus OF at once pleas
ins and hJucf;,ius them. Published 10y
wm. Guild 4 CO., loston. pucc one dol
lar year. We haNi heard OF one or two
youths in thi, ,isitty who have devoted
their pocket money T. the purchase Of this
magazine, and Wh, read it with addi-
tional rc,t, from the .clr.sacrricc by which
it was obtained. Prnrs Others may be
induced to follow tIrir example.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

The seven democrats, who voted for Cam
eron, instead Of forney, publish cardstat-
ius that they should have supported fOrney,
had /, no, been for Dachansn's interference.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

Ma. BucnANAN's LrTTIR. We alluded
last week, TO the rumor that Mr. buchanan
had written letter in favor Of forncy. as
Senator from Pennsylvania. The letter was
written Ia Mr.. Mott, Canal Commissioner,
and is. in substance, Us follows
"As my position on the subeet OF elect
ing United States Senator may temisunder'
stnJd, beg YOU to ay - my friends ihat
Col. John w. fUrney, in my opinion, "lI
best serve my administration oil all 'ho's
named. and | will feel complImented ana
Obliged for the votes Of my friends W n''
favor fur that Office. Mr.. kohh'hs' Mr.
BLACK. and - un, are very lair men, hut
Col. Furney's claims are Tar SUPERIOR 70 inose
of all Others. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Death of Preston S. Brooks.

I,isarclirf 20 tie public mind to know
that the coward who .,c.l,hlly deal, ,h,
marl.r1us blow 20 Senator summer hasTns
from s,rih. H. died Ia Washington on the
evening %, 2;th. IIc hal b,en confined
., bis h,l fr two % THREE DAY. with 's,cr'
cid. but had Just remarked 20 hi, friends
that be va, nearly we'll, when be ha,la'ui.
len attack Of Group aud ii,l iu ten minutes,
in in,,n.. agony. Since ,hcv.llianou' aiFur
which will forever max, Dis name di'hlNur.
able. and which outraged n, moral -'us' Of
a! ihe Who'll, world, hc has hcrn . changed
man. he sunk Lsusl,h the weigh, o.
olium hsaryI upon him, and the c,unt'.
nance, ht.,aally worn, assumed q pallor
tha, no amount ol lauia,iln from Southern
frr-,ltsr, could clear away Now ,ha, D.,
D., dead. an will unit, iu he carur,i wish
thata better lile %, orrnrl 90 him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

cO-l abOai my neck, and then inquired
"Now, Morris, DO YEA think YOU can end
tbs way 10 your roon -
81 dO-d5-don't know" raspci, f,e,ius
a. IL l should sink 70 the earth a. the srs;
nsP.
"well, YOU cannot loco your way u YOU
50 straight ahead, be replied. "Rggp iu
the middle Of thc Rad, IL viii take you %
Cgllegc Gro,ns tbcu Yea are all right
Come, push on, Sl!Jr1 yOur burden gsows
TOO heavy, the distance is only BALI amilc 80
- s,t forward, with trembling nerve, exc
peS;ias 90 sink to The ground at every step.
bat gradually my ,error, instead % weaken
ins, gave me strength. AMI was s'.u on
the run-spashins through the mud and
wa,gr-vith d, storm bowling a'''u' me ia
fury, and q, COLI corTs,, as I hugi.d, cling
iag G, "a, liks a Lilcou. vampire.
"u5v Iscarhol ny r'a-, DO not know
but probably BY a ,rrt % instinct, i'r !
only remember ofay brain b.ins in a wild
fv-r.A vbr'. v,;h e'.-H. ,.NH,.a' o.i
about ne. a. one sometimes sr.s when iU
ti.r,r,- lr,am mach NY r1om ldii, With
Nv j-sl burden ea ~ back; aaII was
aNr-va-l, t.,I tha; I ualr v5.lgria. ,ims
for G.r.ou AMI l', fellow ,,1lsut', fear.
ip- The l1s, ortbeiy sah.c,-wh.,h, gn ae,
count % Che l'Eculiy %, getting bodice, was
very valua,,.-G.,gu,l else hiuui me,
VET, obliged 90 rar az ,hg o.. gthgir slec!
O, ksyp me within iaUn- distance
"ras ta. r,usa'yr distinctly, aor
r.,,.r. o. my room. v., ;le Sailing myself
awake ia b.1, with O. l.u ,.as.,.aHes OF
something horr,'rt a,,u- happened o. s.
uhat Cor syms miaut- I cuuI ne 'ag o..
li', u me rtc.,'e,t Dnla.i'y, however,
,hc truth ilvrel upon ms, anil 'h.u !.'t
a cold Precipitation start .yru every pore, %
the though, ;la, perhaps was osguU .rta
Room alone with a ourIs,. The nom was
NJ; dark, thsr, being l.v rmhsrs in .'r
crate Which threw gat rully light, aut
.,-r.u- --f..r.nvlss9. I-,.g-. l4ai.lly
ari un.i'y aT.i'a.
Arlthsrs-;hgrr on the Nrrr. against tat
right hand wall. blta frr t.e, lr.m NE
thor, sure enough, lay o.. cold s,Hl c,rT,s,
roscl in is Whit, stroud, with a S'-au .'
Gr.l.sai rc,,irsur 10. CHASTITY Case, wh'sa
O. nv excited fancy ,.augl o. move uI
IL r.y,s r,s.l mon %. trtl.H! AMI
..-.-.,..t 90, a., rrr-..rr1tr. ,.--.r
'',''''',- we" , ,
N","' ~ SUI. '' ' ." '."
lits " its eyes gueiHs', and 80" ,s -r.-st
lgayr. arI hrlrl a l.w s'.'rI moan.
..r--,, ,s.lt'' I .rr,.l.I. a.l f..l l.le,
lH', '"'s'.
i.." .'"s aT l-...'' "' ".'
know, wlHu Same 6. l.s..'i a-lIa, DO is a
-,,...,,,.,,,,, In nv s,s..elst,,s l.I
r..y.- "a IN.
nos W!
before us-,a.Iirs ur .u iss White .r.aI
--vi.i I'D. ono. v..5r..f..r ami .,lr.r- rr.a
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- ,t.......It..r Inch, f,.-.
. i,-,.,' ''s '.'. o. ''' drought '''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Editorial Correspondence


IN, IIous, WI. to-day thrown into state
o' rrratcz,i'cmcutb y the sudden and alarm
.u. illness oC Mr.. Gliding This veteran
was ,reakip. with great cloqucncc and
earu,,tns,s uron Bin allowing A'bury
Dickens. an Anticipated claim for extra ser.
,i-.. when Clerk in one OF the Executive
Department.. II, suddenly stopped. placed
MI, H.bt hand On his forehead, closed bis
ryr.. and frll hack into a chair. which hap
r.rrl % o. hehni HIM. lie larsd into a
state ~ complete ir.eusiniliiy Dr. Chufe',
Bradshaw. and Robbins, and other members
IT tir IIrus, rushed 20 Do, assistance. lie
WI, carried iut, ,hcantc room Of the House,
anil nom thence O. the Speakers room,
when other medical assistance was summon
"a. H,r, followed, long ami fearful .trur-
RI, or the mastery. between ~ an death.
The giant frame u the veteran statesmen,
although exhibiting signs Of returning life,
.yurI uT1u tac verge OF dissolution. Pow
H. .. t...f.
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%, - ''." ''-'' -, - W. -, -,
NJ GIIin-~ lal similar attack, and ZEN,
'II,''''! ,''. w. -.,.,--,
''-.'S '' VI, I,.-.,..,.
''." "' ,''! 49, ,,,-t-,,
ar '''',, =" .', n.y.,
MIN "''.. WI. ''''..7 $ "a -.
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,"l'' is ~, '', p -, ,.,,. 80.
Or ia''''''.l '''.'' ".''' ,.
EHH'" i'..'! ,''.."' '.''
''''7r '''.A"I ..N d" ','' '..','y "-
ly e.''4 t' p'..' '''' anu .'.'''. 80.
warm,'' sympathy ana 'n'.'' '.''.n-' ",'.
to-day m'ni'.''i"r 200" '''.' ''' '''.' .'
thr lI'Hs'. southern men scented 90 We
with '.,' brethren from IN. y .'''' 10 '.,''
rN.r;i n' g. alleviate ''' '." .'''s anu '..'N.
h'm c"m'.r''.'.
'''..' '.'..'-'' N''
".0A'.y ''...'l la' d '.''' %, warm ''.".
81 ''.Nl'' ".' .''! l'.'l ''' ''.'''' ''' '''
>a'h' and "'." h' '.'' a'''' % V..
Halls. '..7' '... .' .'''a vacuum l, a. .,.'.,'
I. ... 4s AZ Oh. Vacant s'i'' .. '"!' wright
Calhoun, ~ Webster.
Toe 'su~,''''' raise! o. investigate '.'-
tain '.''S made '' ''' NV i.'> ''''.''
a-"'.' certain '.1' ~ ., '.,T
'a-.'''''-'F '....'.'- '.''' "a V .'''
have INlu|E.. "a large NUMBER Ui MliN'rrr .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Another Storm.

The severity OF the cold during the storm,
Is universally conceded IN have surpassed
anything We lave experienced since 1910
and many think IL colder even than the
"cold Friday" Of that year. Our exchanges
are fllod With details Of the cold, the disas-
tsrs at sea, AID the distractions to the rail
roads, occasbned by tho storm. In thisvil.
lagc, we understand the mercury Tell to 81
degrees below zero, on Friday. In other
places |, ranged FROM - to 30. In Port
land. Tor 60 consecutive hours the thermom-
etcr was below lcro-an unprecedented oc-
currcnec. 4 friend at South Paris sends
Us the follOsins
NJ. EI,pr: Doubtless you will have
many recots OF the late severe cold. My
thcrmonetg stood at 90 below zero, at
,uuri.c, Frity, and 2l' below, at noon,
with a clcar,un. l, wa. no, above Is. b..
low zero forlhe DAY. Thi'was the srca,cst
degree Of cid, at noon, with clear sun.
that have ever observed. Saturday, At
sunrise, the ncrcury was down, out Of aghi,
owing in pri to the construction Of my
thermometer, bat it was presumed 10 be, at
least, COZ bcbv zero. Sabbath, at sunrise,
il was 90 b,lw zero.
An aged lrlud, Zone Of the Oldest inhab-
iian,s, - says. hc never knew such a cold day
a, last Friday since the cold friday Of
$50, almost alta century ago. That day
be has good occasion 10 remember. lie
came With anpI team and wheels, together
with two o,ht men and their teams, from
Portland % Yarmouth. One Of the men
got on % the pncuc Of ~, cart, 70 ride.
The other two toli him be would certainly
lrccfc, Il be cptiuucd TO ride. lls aid ac
was not cold and kept hi' place on the
tongue. ThrIcoucludsd that the only way
IA save him vi 20 gci him mad. - my
informant unirimoniously pulled him from
hi. .eai A1r t,allng and ,cIinc aud
working up1pl dim. fir considerable time.
De succeeded a ar,u,ins mm 50 lar o.. 10
make him ,hypugbly angry, and they had
quite .cuGl,. when !, was over, they lrt
ham into the ,,ryt; aud the ,hryr together
asre,I iha, u, vas an that a,cl bis liC,
Al will aJc, that the last was cJH
F,i51y, hovstr d, may compare with that
OF IslO-a dal,o Be- remembered, that prob.
ably will no, tmc again for generation o.,
least
Dr. True vito, To the Portland Alysr,i.
,sr, under daaor January I'D, as follows
Thyrmom,ii ~ blow at ,anri.o-at .
\. NJ, - hc.w. \ strong wind from the
Wet. Rulj,hiily blocked with snow IL
i,r,rrly ihc "a, that the Thermometer stands
- low herr DUNG a high Wind. Il i, con.
ssqusntly one uihr most uncomfortable days
ever ,1periru,t IN thu, vicinity, On sun.
day la, the 'oe a, in your city, ~ D.
low. Ca Mlnay the wind North l, /,
an in,arish'r rule that when there j.
strong wind hts from the North, acrompl.
nici with .nu, " rain. az Portland Il i.a
severe North isi storm. Almost every ono
% tie streets is morning is trus, bitten.
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We arc indebted to Hon. j. j. Perry. for
packages Of seeds, Of different sorts. from the
Patcn. oGsO, for which he will accept our
thanks Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

Tlr Az NuBrg S,srm. The ad alo-
rcm system u assessing dutir, on imports,
d. taat which ia, been adopted by this gov.
eminent, in i Tard law. by this .ys-
tsm. tie Lutii on an arIisl', heius Trr.
ctnia-, on ii,inluc. ~, aud All. with tho
markcL rhc,I-clGg duty imposes given
duty upon 4 pound weigh, OF yard
measure. vi,',i rcrard TO the condition %
the market, unratiue more equally and al.
lyviuc the ri,. o. BE- regulated by tho
usual laws trade. Tho al ,aluvm sy'.
TEN. when an tuclc j, high, MAKE, 0, high.
cr when low. l,Iuc,- IN, chars, By lr.-,u-
I'M, the price 4 %, admission. The follow
iu, extract i,n the Boston Journal, on
sugar dates, ic,bly illustrates ihe elects
Of the system
"As an rlIutatiun u the practical up.r-
alton Of ,hI. Itucipl,, we will take toe ar
,iclc o. sugar. The Ju,y assessed ~ 1850
was about $6,Io,oOO. Il uos Gusts about
fifty Icr cru,. more. anl cou.s Iugn,Iy the
duty on the .ias quantity imported tai'
year. vail o. abut 100000, which dil.
ference Of Sa,lo.UUU must d. paid by the
consumer en- aIvu,u o. the fifty Ier cent.
higher price pll the foreign producer. one
would .upr.c Cat the supple statement OF
tbi, fact wouI be Sufficient 10 settle the
question httscs al ,aloTrm and specific
duties, e.TccnlIiiu the minds OF 'ho-c who
are 81, Ical5us t1rsIucc tie bGrign' OF Ihc
millions"
pcrIcy, tie Washington correspondent OF
the Journal ay,,hat thc conlIcrus claims
Of tie diG.ryu, ,cuuus Of thr country arr
such tia, the ARA bill i, likely to - over
TO another CgnF.s. The psnu'y .Nan,A
men are sJliait0l,lOr their iron, the Ml'-
s1uriars want hiy ON hemp, the sugar
growers demand bat the duty On sugar
should BE- retained, aud the cotton manu-
lac,urrs fear ,ls,ue ia factory stock.
The debate, on Ill question, lave not as
sumgd a party chancter, TO any extent
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