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EA Living
WITNESS.
HOW He CAME
HAMPTON's TINCTURE.

HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE.
:, WONDERFUL AND ASTO UNDING!
MEssRs. MORTIMER MoWBRAY:
Having seen a certificate of great cure of Scro-
fula, by Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, on ser
want boy IN the family of the Hon. VIM. p Thorn
assen. of Kentucky, with certificates of the Hon.
Ii. Clay and others, testtyIng to tersons cured by
II, was also induced to try the fincture on ser
want girl OF NINE; Her disease tcaS scrQfR!a IN
It's worst form she was blind an 10th eyes, and
her case was SO bad that never expected 10
her restored procured the Tlncture, and | am
began TO e.8nd by the time she had taken the
second bottle her ey sslght was quite restored, and
she cured OF tins loathsome disease. and now,
though two years have elapsed, she has had no re-
turn OF the disease, and consider her entirely
others may be induced, as | was, to try this most
valuable remedy, as | believe, from what | have
J. b. Il. ANDERSON,
Kent county, near Chestertown, Md.
Call and get Pamp hlets, and see cures OF Coughs,
Rheumatism, SeI0tula, &c AS restorative and
H4MPTON'S VEGETABLE TTNCTURE.
EA- Delicate Ladies and Children will please
This TlRcture will be found great medi cine for
soid by PURC ELL, LADD & CO., Riohnons;
BY Dr. Cg9h F. nc X al the pGTyS
bRAY and % BY and sR0D
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles
So no 26-dGcwts
rs The PecuIiarities OF the Female Ton
situation ana the various trials to which the sex is
subjected, demand an occasional recourse 10 slim
ulants. 1t IS important, however, that THESE snail
be OF harmless nature, and at the same time &C
cOmphSh the desired end. HOSIETIEk' = Gel
EBRAFED STOMACH BlITtRS is the very
article It's effects IN all cases OF debility al
most magical. 1t restores the tone OF the dlges
tive ans, lniuseS fresh vitality into the whole
system, and gives That cheertuness TO the temper
amenJ which Is the most valuable of feminine at
fractions. The pIoprletors feel hattere from the
TACT that many ot The most prominent medical
gentlemen | the Union have bestowed enco
NUNS upon the Bltters, the virtues OF winch they
have frequently tested and acknowledged. There
are numerous counterteIts offered Tor sale, all OF
which destitute OF merit, and positively !nJu-
rIous to the sy stem Sold by Druggists and deal
sTs generally every where. lie dtt1'
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FTIRG GINA SAVEt 5 e ANk.--
Chartered by the LegiS!Gturs Of Va.
CAPITA: - . 0iOQ29.
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest 81 the
rate of Six per centum per snnum Is paid for sums
remaining SIX months or longer; for shorter pc
RODS, interest a: the rate offs per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received end certificates issued by the
Cashier, I. B. STARK +, at the store of f. Is.
Spence, corner of Nam and Governor streets,
1>i''''''' sAM'L s. COrTRELL, Prss't,
L. s. STARkt, Cashier,
DC A-l2m DAVID BAKER. r., Secretary.
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aPECIAL NOTICES.

Nan Act OF Gratitude 40, 900 Copies OF
A MEDICAL BOOK FOR 0RATUIT6US ClRCU ]
LATION, b a sufferer. who has been efiectualiy
cured OF Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, and
Dimness of Sight. resulting from early errors by
follow ing the instruct ons gwen IN meIIcal WORK.
Considers it his duty, in gratitude to the author,
and tor the benefit of Consnmptive and Nervous
sufferers, to publish the means used. He Will,
therefore, send Tree. to any address, on receipt oil
two stamps, COPY of the work. containing every
information required. Address, - Box 6l9," T.; o.
Albany, N. Y. no E-d6cWJm
n Uncurrent Notes.--We will take NJ
par, IN exchange for DRY GOODS, the notes 81
all solvent Banks in Virginia, NORTH and SUI II
CAROLINA, provided they are offered IN sums OF
FIVE dollars and upwards, and we are not required
to give specie IN change. Our stock Is very ilil
and complete.
New CLOAKS constantly received, and very
cheap. lno 2T-tsl WATKINS FICkLEN.
Ma Ladies, Look Mt This.
A splendid stock of LADIES' CL0AKS AND
RRtSS GOODS Just received. which have been
purchased within the past week, at d great Gacri-
fee, and will be sold at about one half former
prices for cash. Ali ask of you is. come and see
and examine for yourselves, at No. % Main ST.
no z3-lm JNU. l.. SMlTHER.
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!HOAL.-C. Il. LIPSCUMB,
~ (OFFIcE l4TH ST, opp. M6yo's WaTehOuse,l
Dealer in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL sold by weight. au I-3m
nAA AND PINE WUOD-Seasoned and an
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
dsl7-ts mo. ]. WERrH. Ag't.
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JOHt NJ LIEN,
u COMMISSION MERCHANT
Cary ST., below Shockoe Slip,
RICHMOND, VA,
Will give his attention to the purchase and sale
of all kinds OF MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE,
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600 BOXES Adamentlne Candies; POO DO; Tai
SUU low do, for sah By VIM TAYLOR,
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, ansEs u. BkOwrE's

j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
sth street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAILINGS, VERAN DAHS, BALC0-
MES, CHAIRS, SETTkES, &C.; Also, GrstinI,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind Of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
~ Particular attention gwen to enclosing Buria
Lots 10 the CITY nd country, ia A-l7n
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A LFRED y. LEE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, SALT, l. UMBEF, COAL, tc
In addition 10 my Forwarding Business, SVa =
inform my friends and the public that hsye
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse ana q
rectly on the line OF the York River kalF2su'
where NAV he for nd general assortment OF v"
tinia LUMBER, SHINGLES, nc. ,g nm.
Mr. 4. w. PEERS will attend To saissoi Lawn
Der on NV account ,.,.d an xhtnh
Consig nments OF Lumber sosle''e 4 EE
hher raj advances will ha made -. - 80.
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SPOTSwOOD HOUsE.

M ADDUN Coz,
" Successors to SMITH & MADpux)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Cary street, posIte Columbian Hotel,
A. - >, ,, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. +. v SUTTON. Jr, withdrew from and
closed his interest in, our business on the Ia, dsy
of December. Ian - - " N''
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l4TH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE H0TrL,
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hamme red English and English Refined. English
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEEH
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Piow
Iron and plow Plates. Also, Tin plate of various
sizes, for tlnnersa nd manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apl-tA
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49, NOTiCE.-The FREIGHT TRAINS on
ssNl this Road will be discontinued affer tn IRIS
zRS DAY, the 2Uth instant, until THURSDAY,
ii of January, 1861. ). RUTH, Sup't Trans.
Office X, +. " 4. r. r. Co.,t
Richmond. Dec. IL. de lS-td
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DOBEKT WENDEHBUKG
II SHIP BROKER, COMMISSION AND
W4RDING MERCHANT,
ROGER AN ID III G l. r,
RICHMOND AND City PoINT, VA,
prepared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of draJase either to or from store
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L partnership for the transaction of COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
ticuar attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO They occupy the store and
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN g. WADE.
RIcBMoNp. VA. Nov. I. 1889. no T--dcwaswtn
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BOOTS. aHOB6, 6c.
VI. NE n Il T. L.,
Manufacturer and Dealer In

ManufHOtuTer and Dealer IN 81
BOOT A N ID II 5 &5
No. 100 Main Street,
Would beg leave TO inform his former patrons and
the public that he has commenced the manuiactorJ
of BOOTS and SHOES In all their branches, at
No. 100, Main rect, and would ask call from all
wanting goCds IN his line. ~
A fine assortment of Ladies', Misses, and Chill
dren' IS Goods always on hand, which will be sold
at very reasonable prices. no l2-3mf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29
Another Presidential Protest.

The President has sen, another protest TO
the House, on toe suhjrc, u tho Covodc
Committee. We give the following iclo.
graphic summary
lis opinion }, ,ha, tho llon.a exceeded
1t, constitutional rights, tending 70 degrade
the presidential Office, and rendering !, un.
worry of acceptance by any honorable, man.
And be askcI by what authority the
House undertook to investigate the EIccu.
tiyc's course a, to the Leoompton Constitu-
ton, torry into foreign relations, a..ailinr
our Mexican Minister a, % the Tehuante.
pee route % investigate removal, from Of.
fec. SC. notwithstanding the power Of re.
monl was decided by the first Congress a.
belonging 10 the President,
Ilo .rcak. Of tac Illegal manner in which
witnesses were examined, and says ihc free
intimauon Of testimony b, received iujuri-
ou.ly affecting him, was from New York
paper. The Committee had spread \ drag
net over the whole Union to catch di'ap-
pointed applicant, willing TO nalisn his
character.
There had been nothing Ike il since the
days Of Robe'picrrc. II the proceedings
should ha sanctioned by the House, the tx.
eeutiyo wall be no longer an Independent
branch Of the Government, AMI the worst
fear. Of the early patriots and statesmen
will be realized.
In the name ofthc people, standing upon
the rnmParis Of the Constitution, 10 SOL
EMMY protest. against the unconstitutional
proceedings.
Mr.. Stanton snid that this extraordinary
message should be placed in the public mr..
chyes. II the position OF the Executive
was correct, the machinery OF the govern.
men, was different from what he supposed.
lie (Stan,on) maintained the right Of the
representatives, Of tho people to investigate
the secret and public acts Of the Executive.
lie moved that the message be referred TO q
special committee Of five, who shall exam.
inc tho constitutional questions involved,
and report at the next session.
Mr.. Stan,on's motion was adopted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

cratic party has just been blown into rag
msn,s at baltimore. All now acknowledge
the party dead and pluekcd up by the roots.
IL has died a violent death Of is own cor
rup,ions. I, has sucked down It's own pot
son uuiil il lies future corpse with no,
enough real mouTuers TO give 1t n Decent
burial.
Douglas and his .quaiter sovereignty rol-
lover- have played out their last hand. lie
. nominated, bu, by sectional oOnveh,ion,
whose constituents are rowerles' To all him
at the polls. lie is nominated ba, from
present Appearances will no, rccrre a sin.
Gle electoral vote. The free States are now
alf sure for Lincoln, with the exception Of
perhaps California which state will either
20 Ter Lincoln or Breckenridge. The Slave
States will al 90 In hoiy Cor Brcckin.
ridge or Bell and no, single State can be
set down with any kind Of certainty for the
waning fortunes Ut The Little Giant. Thus
the man through whose direct agency Tho
Country has bcsn'kcpt in perfect uproar
i1r the last six years, ny the repeal Of the
Missouri ComTromr.e, is left % 60 down to
political oh,cari,y, followed only by a mcr-
ccnary haui many Of whom ar, Just ns dss.
iitutc Of principle, As is the shutting dcma.
s,sus whose fallen fortune. they are now
uinly trying to retrieve. Judge Douglas
has raised storm which has swept into
oblivion every political organization thar
existed six wears ago, and now he Is himself
20 ho buried up in the general ruin. True
he has several years remaining to him in
tie senate. bu, unless be changes hi.
c1urs,. be will hca n ''l.hmali,e' belonging
% 90 party thsrn represented. Candid men
~ ~ r1rtic. now acknowledge the next
Presidential election virtually settled. Lin.
e,ln and llam'in sl', p, elected. The row.
CT is {, pas, into ,he hands Of n, Republi.
cans. \ uev political era i TO dawn upon
the country. good time j. coming "
over which au patriotic hearts will rCi1icc.
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Peoples Mass Convention.

wcwou,i invite particular attention to
tie announcement, in another column. II a
Mas Convention, o. be held AZ Par. Ilill.
on thc lOih, I5oS., 90 ra,ily the nomina.
urrs Of Lincoln, llamlin, and Washburn.
Tad. llHl. hc..ia. being the most central
point 1t which such a meeting could hec,l.
l,J. ba. tie additional attraction at the
present. time OF hsin. ihc birthplace Of Hon
Hannibal linmln. the nominee mr Vice
President. The meeting viii he hs'l on the
common. In front % thc old homestead. and
seat. l.r doe people will be rpcci under the
shallow %. zoe noble clm.. 49, BY HE own
hands. which Surround the buildings \
more Sitting 10, could not have BEEN cbo-
scn
Ofii, srrpkrr, 1rn,ancsl. we have ras-
tive assurance that Mr..r. Burliu-lme.
W4.lNarn. and Gilman. will ic here De
frir, intelligence ha. not as yet been r..
c-i,-l from Mr. Eastman. the orator Of
the yll " Granite STATE" bat it b. conf
IDENTIFY believed Be will he here, and ", arc
hJTns 9, hear q The acceptance Of Iho IT.
,ipt.au sent 90 SENATOR n Min.
Thsr-rou,s :, the call has been maze
with singular enthusiasm. from all quarter.
anil there b. unrI, reason O. count mon
one rf a.. ar-s,. gatherings ever held IN
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Trnn the Ils.lon Tn,,lLr.

We have European news to the lOih a
jane. The sicilian Revolution ha. -
completed. Not only /, Ghribaldi IN p,
nero. but the Bourbons are out Of 4, n.
Ncapoli,an forces, after beirg beaten 4, q.
cry kind Of fshiing, have cspttuh,.5,
the heroic delvercr from the main land "a
the Kingdom Of the Tiro Scilies la,r, -.
istenee at present, having tecn struck r.
the list Of nations as ihe result Of a -,
wagei tor four weeks by private indi,,3.
al against a dynasty which boast, OF b,,i,.
IN the veins Of ITS members the bl,.3 :,
some Of the old Greek Empcror. I, -,
thought, last year. cha, Napoleon nm .,,
Victor Emanuel had done a great thin,
when they overthrow Austrian rulo In Inl,
IN two months; bot they are great ..,.,
eign.. and had at their control NOR, ia,
10000. OOO people. and vast veteran arnI..
Garihaldi la. done moro than they a,.,.
pllshed, and be has done 1t In BALI NE t,,
,ba, they required 10 do their WORK. n,
had no army, no money, and, aPplr.rry
no credit yet hs ha, effected re71'at.,
such as :, without precedent In h.,arv
The decd, OF Corie' anil Pnrro. whereby
dynastics were destroyed and nations en-.
querei. arc not to b compared with ,hso
Of Giribilll; 5r terror Tough, on che u,
Of the Cas,ilian invaders. while she va,a,.
raycd on tho .iie Of Blmba, who's, Ni.s
reign ha, been Reign Of Terror. q, ".
that Of his father. The one mar power va,
never more 'orcibly per'ona,sd than b, lac
been by Glribalii. who has bad uo.,sr
birth nor iortInc % recommend him O. %.
ullr favor. but who ha, never desrncusl
into the ad,enturcr. and Who ha, 4" k.r,
the whitsness Of soul' through all the ~.
al. and temptations Of an ariuous DE. IN
which every thing has been sacrificed % o.,
performance Of patriotic duty. 10, pn.
dcpcy Of men who rise from obscuriy %
emiucnco = 20 pgrrfnmul, and they ar. 30
often a. .orlid and selfish as ever were bra
sris.ocrats, without having any of the "a.
&C.. Of aris,ocratic life bat Garihaldi, ors
Of the peopl, from the start, has always -.
NAMED one Of the people. and been true to
the popular cause. Napoleon M. ilarl
him in'cnsible 30 his Establishments. ani
scorn'ully hostile 20 tho bascncss OF ma % ;
use Of political IDEAS Tor personal Aiyanr'.
ment lis ability j, cqual TO bis integrity,
- that BE- Is safe man and though h
has done some Of the sirang1st deeds ever
performed by man, he is as cool headed Of,
II he were utterly insensibio 10 enthusiasm.
Romance might DO dsGei 70 furnish = Ls.o
whose life on paper i stranger than that u
this Italian patriot IN fact. I. can BE- 'nrl
Of him, ~ it once was Of another man. TINT
his waking life i, moro astonishing than aga
other peoples dreams |! is 10 BE- h5rvi
that his work is not ye, done, and that he
will not cease from his labor. until maple.
shall have followed Sicily, and Rome Nar'-',
aud Nengtla Rome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

MaKlSG A. Et,vrLE or nm There !,
a class Of persons who 'ccm to think they
are justified in swinIlln; thair newppr
reading ou, Of tho unfortunate publishers
upon whom for the iimc being they mlnns,
to f.ion themselves. IL does We good 0c.
casionally TO $50 an example made %! such
persons. The Publisher OF the Lewiston
Falls journal gives an account ola recsl,
caso tried before Justice Cochran Of Mon.
mouth, in which Mr. Hutchinson who
hal taken hi, paper for fyo years, onI4,.
ored TO e, ril Of the obligation OF ray.a;
for II, by alleging "a very common d5is'
by the way that be never subscribed tor 10.
The fact came out however. in hls own Co..
iimony upon ;ae stand that although be-
had been Very careful not 20 take the pag.r
out u the ro', dice in person, be permits
tel member, Of the family 10 30 20 dur.as
the entire period, and thu, obtained ,as
regular reading Of i, himself. C0nricIs!
out Of his own mouth the Justice promptly
awarded judgment against hlm Dr dshi
interest and cost. We hops i; will prove
alutary warning no, only TO him but %
many Others with whom most Newspaper
publishers have the misfortune to be ace
quaintci. Maine Farmer. 81;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-06-29

AZ IloVoRABLE OFFICIAL. Tho Scle,tmen
o. Nantucket having awarded to Alfred Ma.
cy, a member Of tho Board, the sum Of two
hundred and City dollar. Tor his service, in
detecting and bringing to justice the inccn.
diaries who have recently been convicted IN
that town, that gentleman has declined re-
cciuns the reward. lie say, be acted as
ono Of tho Sclectmen and Justice Of the
Peace, aud no simply performed duty
which he took upon himself by the acccp.
tanco Of those Offices The Selec,mcn Of
towns are authorized by law to offer Re.
ward Of five hundred dollars for the conyic.
ton OF certain offenders. and Mr.. Macy
thinks " il would be an alarming state Of
things, II they could offer reward, di.,rib.
ute i, among themselves. and debar all 9th.
er claimants. Journal.
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For the Oxford Democrat.
Republicanism at the Maine State
Seminary.

Tho Republican Students OF the Maine
State Seminary land all the students are
jealous Rcpublicnn') organized Lincoln
Ilamlin and wasbburn Club on the alsi
ult. The following officers were chosen
NJ. NJ. Folsom, President. V. L. Drew
Vice President; j. A. Bcdsll, Secretary :
A.P. Folsom. Corresponding Secretary
Geo. NJ. Park, T.. Foster, Jr. and L. y.
Dewitt Executive Committee. Six hearty
cheers were given fpr the nominees. Inter-
es,ng remarks were made by Me'srs. Fol.
SON. Park, Funnel, Hatch. Cheney and An
drows. The great interest existing and in.
crcasng in the minds Of the Students IN the
triumph Of republieani.m exhibits an early
love Of principles which will never be Grad
ieated. OlI oxford County il represented
hero by some Of her mountain boys who
will soon return to their nativity with the
PRINCIPLES Of RepubIiclnism firmly confirm
ed within their hearts, 10 unite with their
Fellow Republicans to roll on tho Ball Of
Liberty. Young men Of Old oxford,
awake to the demand, Of your country. that
the Republican Party through their nomi.
necs Lincoln and Ilamlin may hear to the
White House, and through Washburn to
our State Capital tho Olive Leaf Of victory.
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Hon. Hannibal Hamlin and
Hon. Joel Eastman,
Editorial Correspondence
wAsai>o1o>. Jon. @. Is5o.


Tie business OF ,he present. session Of
Congress may Dc considered al. c'asel, a. by
the concurrent vote Of both HOUSES, they
will adjourn on Monday mex; a, ,Ws,,s o..
clock.
All the Appropriation bin. have been
passed. wi,hs TIE exception Of the p..i or
fci Deficiency bill 4; On ,ha; there /. a J..a.
gresmen, between the two branches. The
House 10 said bi.l annexed a condition. that
The mai, service taken % by the = N. Gen.
sral should b. restored. and where contract
ors bad actually carried tho mail. On the
reduced service, they sho old be paid. \
fsw Of the r1utes discontinued by NJ Il0lt
were excepted ou the above provisions. The
senate refused 10 assent % ,ae-e prov. .ion-,
AMI although there have bssn ioar commit.
tees Of conference they hlv, an been unable
70 Agree. The bdl will probably die De-.
tween the two branches a. the matIrity ol
the Senate ob,,in,,aiy ig.s to yield 9,
aay % the House PROVISIONS which they have
hitherto insisted upon.
The bill providing lr new mail route.
has been retained by ,he senate and l1aIsi
down With southern p, schemes. tor P,ri-
G; routes ana will probably 81 the 90 by.
In the House as that hliy never will con-
sent TO dsplete the treasury by establishing
sI,ra1agant routes Walsh gIpsrien,s has
proved unnecessary.
The Presilen, ha. vetoed the Homestead
Bill another piece Of evidence 20 prove the
inTetsraie hostility Of the democrats party
to frss labor and FRYE l4birer.. The French
sPotation BIN which goes over 20 mex, So.
sion and will then Ss likely to pas, will
probably share the sane fate a, the hands
Of the despo; WHO rs.sas AZ the White
House.
The Tar,G bill has been killed in On, Sen.
ate BY l0co ioco " mastery inactivity. the
democratic siis oi that body whi., some,
times prr'rHii7s TO !avor some Kind Of a
tarig bill ys: an tie whi'rm'ss3,sg % &c.
feat any measure calculated 20 encourage
AMI foster American industry. Kau.a,
shares the same fate. She j. % be ksr. out
OF tie Union because she wall not bow her
neck 70 the dcspo,ic yoke o. the slave oil
gArchy. Thus almost every great measure
which the people demand a, the hands OF
their representatives. 10 Congress, have been
siransled in the Seuats by majority who
represent aHg's interest and who treat
with eontsmpt and neglect the petitions and
wants OF the lab1rins millions. Bot there
is consolation N the fact that the power Of
the slave oligarcy is fact fading ou, ia that
strong hold Of desPOtism. Pugh is already
spereeded BY the talented and eloquent
Chase from Ohio. Bis'er i on bis Jas,
les aud will have to give place TO some
good republican FROM the OLD Key Stone
The days Of the two bogus senators from
Indiana are fact being numbered. TbomP
son ofNew Jersey is the Last Of loco focoi'H
from that State. Oregon will supplan'
Joe Lane and bring in a new Republican
SENATOR. while the time 10 no, very dis,an,
when Missouri, Maryland and Dslewar,
will send republicans into the Senate Of tbs
United States.
What little there was LEI, Of that eorrup
demoFaliEed organization called the demo.
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ASDRosooCorN Nit. LEWISTON. The
work upon this mammoth mill is progress.
ins rapidly. No one can have an idea Of
the extent Of this mill, or the grea, amour,
Of material needed 10 its construction, with.
out visiting ii. A single course Of brick
around it would build quite a respectable
cottage. and the ground which it cover.
would hold several Western paper cities.
The workmtn employed upon l, would pop.
ula,e respectable village, and the money
expended in its construction would buy
scores Of farms. The woodwork Of the mill
is being finished in building erected near
the river between the upper cross canal and
the Porter mill, where a steam engine is
kept running to move planning machines,
saws. &c. Lewiston Journal.