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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumptive sufferers will receive a valuable
prescription for the cure of Consumption, Asth-
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Oct. 6-3m.
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FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE (!

TNHE undersigned, having purchased the
l. right of
A. Ingalls, Bread Cast Seed-SOwer,
are manufacturing q large number Of them,
and would recommend them to Farmers
They VIII SOW all kinds of grain, in all kinds
of weather.
All Machines we make are Of good, season
ed timber, and warranted to give satisfaction.
HIRAM BELL,
N. W. RYERSON.
White Cloud, December %, 1864.
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From the New York Observer

We have bad in use for months past enc Of
Vests Pumps, which has given US more sat
isfaction as force and lifting pump than any
we have ever used. 1t 10 one of great power,
and we'll adapted for ships decks, mines. fac
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There is no stuffing box-the pressure being
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which we think great improvement as stuffing
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Leonard Smith, Proprietor.
- u nv II n z

THIS Hotel is pleasantly situated, eonve-
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u A large stable in connection with the
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CT. NECK, L. l., 1860

CT. NECK, l.. l., lS6U.
have used this pump for one summer and
winter, exposed to the North West wind coming
over Long Island Sound, being the coolest
possible exposure, and at no time did it freeze,
nor were we unable at any time to pump water
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She undersigned, having to use "West's I'm
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as simple, durable and powerful in raising and
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]. W PoaERoY, Yonkers, N. Y.
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This may certify that have been using, at
my mauufactory, for the last four years.
"West's Improved Pumps" l now have in
use three of said pumps, one of which is kept
constantly at work, "a hours each day. (save
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the best pumps that have been brought to my
notice, having used many others previously.
They are simple in their construction, and rot
easily disarranged. JAMES A. WEBB.
NY, Oct. 10, 1853.
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J. D. WEST < Co.

J. D. WEST < Co.:
We are pleased to state that the Pumps we
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before, and do not get out of repair, and are
satisfactory in all respects. Yours, &C.,
DUNLAP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
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FURNITURE & CHAIR
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A NNOUNCES to the people of Northern
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-11-10
Senator sunser for Equal Right.

Iion Chas. sumner has -rittcn the In
dcpsndrut leiier. coagrsiuisiing it uPou
n, .trOns stand 4 taxes for eluai rights
lie SAYS
90 To ~ nini there nsvrr uas tiuiv
palmer o. more instinctiss. n - a. riain
a. the moral IA. ani "a i a. tn.tincfis. a.
ssif delcaoc. n th- cosrtrY fail. O. % tbs
iusticc uov. q oil oouamit . zoe. ~herc
guilt and meannes, vili strive for s,asterv
On this bal % 10 euough 90 ssy that q - q
d@bt se o~e 60 sasiours AM bsneisciors.
but bcrc al th- irstiucts % sch defense
harmoniE- with ia.iice.
pr ths sakc of thc whoie country. ~hich
suffers froSn weakness in any part. for The
sak- 81 The States lately distracted ~ war
~hieh. above All thinEs. need Severity aid
repose for tb- sake 81 acricuitur.. uhich ~
Neglected ibsre Coz the SAKE q commerce.
which has I'D for The sakc q national
crv,lii. whose rcncrou. trust d. exposed %
repadiafion AT. fnaiiv. Tor th- sate Il
rcconciliaiion. ~hich an BE- rompicte onir
When iusiice prevails. - must insi.t ur.on
kqual Rights a. - condition % ths nes
order II things. - long a. thi. qoession
renaains snsetti~d. thcrc can he no tire
prace. Ihcr~torv. ] ~ouid say 90 tb- nicr-
liant uho ~l-hes o. open trade On ths ~
cion % ih- capitalist ~ho wishes % send
~ uionsv there 60 The cuuirranf ~bo -ish-
- 10 Ind a home tbcrr. begtn BY assaring
jusiicc O. an men. This - thc one essen
tai condition 81 prosperity. % cr'rdit. and
~ tranquility. Wnbouf this. mercantile
bou-es. bsnks. ard euigrsuon societics.
having anything % DO 18th this region muss
All iail. or AZ least suffer IN bu.iosss And "
sources.
To Congress &C must look a. the guar
dian uiidrr The Coasiituiion 81 ti.- naiional
safety. I DO not doubt "a. fsIl poser over
this ~bole suoj-ct. nor DO doani ia dsfy
o. So that ever prcten,isd gOtcrumcnt or
canirrd by rrccrt hcis - treated a. a
prc-ent nuliifv- Prrsiirnf Johnson .f-oks
eel. ~hen in Tennessee h. ard that on
the ~ork % ~ orgtniEaiion. rrhcls aust
take back seats. leaving placr 60 tbosc Who
have been truly loval There - kew
note - q is.t policy. ~hich trust Congrv.-
al adopt.
IL - dilicuf % measure the mischief
~hich has alrcady ensuei from thu eNpcri-
u~ui' -hich hss bcen made. Looking a.
th~ positive los o. bs.ine.s. snd tbe pro
ductIsc industry 81 thr cosnirs. q a. pain
81. Looking a. ihr distrvss -hich ii kas
caused among losai people ~ Tho revival
81 ihe rehel spirf. % - bar rcnling
LeokinE a. q IN any ~ay. q - terrible
iailurv- Ia all be ios Congress 90 apply
thc remedy
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England and War.

The corrrsPondence bet~een the British
Premier snd Mr.. Adams a. the Court o.
London. resPecting our lo.se. ~ thc Ala
bAma and other pirnis vessels synt cot do
ing the ~ar. has been the subjec' "a nevs-
paper comment upon both sids ofths -sfcr. /;
AM not little anxiety Ia. been manifested
IN ccitsia quarters. l-.s tbs controversy
might end in sar bet -sen ths too couatrics.
A careful exaninaiioa % tbs ubciv qses-
ton. vii satisfy any impartial mind that
upon every principle % infernafionai lss.
Gr,ss Britain should pay ~ every dollar
q lo.sepr co@nsrcc has sSsiained IN con
segusf., = ~ ihes, pIrAticAi jePrcdaiions.
TIE rieli and wrong % he thing berg
establisbed and Great Briiain bcias rnsni-
fesii, IN The vroag. o,u iacsriar if ''FrFrp-
rorE. FoErY % TIonr- Thee pirAiical
crafts ~err bsilt IN British waters. vere
named BY Bri,ish seaman. CLEARED from
British Ports. ~berr. vhen on their naval
raids q pluntler and robb~ry. they coaled
and repaired and where they sought and
found shelter VIXEN chased ~ our var steam
ers. The B-nri go-err-scs' oo,usfcaau-s.f
"a Who'll flisg snd al their frsbic protests
90 the contrary ~er- the basest hypocrisy.
On r-vat object fhey had IN view ~as 10
drive our commerce. FROM the ocean and
thcv snccecdc,l. - that the carving trade
became . eouplc'e British rnonoroiy
Their sympathy for the rcbcls vas another
reason for tbs con-sc. ana It'll q third wAs
q desire 70 cripple AMI destroy cur block
sds 90 enable British capitalists ant cotton
specuiafors 20 hep M a oontrahand trade
nth the traitors. We are IN a ooairion
20 ~ fsrcs our rights ard Great Britain =
~ in q ccndition 10 meet ~ % settle ihis
question b. fore % arms. This beins The
rase. England all not fghi. bit vii con-
ceie our rights II sterniy sri persisieniiy
demanded Tie nan who kicks snofher
~hsn on ~ gruund struggling nth an an
ta-onist uiusi not expect AM special favor
there A'ter Ehen his enemy - fairiy ~hipT.e,l
We rrprs' Enciard ca-not b. ticke.l info
a var viii the United STATE. She kno-s
better. Her condurt toward. tlis govern
ment courns ucing With the TREAT Outrage
and eoutiuuing dsrin. the uhoie>~ar. has
hecu s1cces.ion % insalts and ~ hall te
rrcreant % ourselves 20 d these ouirsxcs
pass without fsll Indemnify
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A RocL NATION.
N rHE oovrRxoR

The return % tie closing year. fraught
With Innomerable blessings. insifes n. again
With PRAYER and thanks 20 Rcknowisdre BE-
fore the Author q them all. our multiplied
obligation. for lis loving kindne~s.
do. therefor. arpnint THURSDAY.
THK sEvESTH DAY OF DEcEaBER NExr. 20
be st spart a. dav Of Thanksgieiag ard
Praise 20 Almighty God. - he observed IN
this State With the soletraitics usual and
appropriate 90 the occasion.
The clarion a var no longer summons
our country 90 arms no uno-e does ANXIOUS
fear cause the mother's hesrt 90 heat tbickly
~ she thinks and prays ior the child OF her
love. exposed 70 The reriis q bath: no
longer do the SINS Of our people ~aif. IN
dread expectancy. the call wLich may snatch
them forever from the homes and kre-siies
around which their Affections cluster. 90
Join The nstion's emhaffled host Tbs con-
fact in which our beloved country has been
sngsged IN the drrary years that are gone.
Is ended. and Hrsvcn-horn peace again
smiles upon us. The fAiherS the brotbers
anil sons of oar state. arr fast returning 90
their dear ones. no mote. let "a De hoped.
90 be summoned 20 moral strife
For these great ana special blessings. let
Ne praise the name O, God.
The memories Of the glorious deal. ~ho
have persisted that their country might i've.
le' "a cherish 9TH the tena~res, aHcction.
AMI ~hile - bedev their graves viii or
tears NAV our thanks GO up 20 the Almighty.
Who gave tben % us and inspired th-m wiih
courage and forfitude for THE sacrifice
The salvation 81 ~ nation tbe enfran-
chisement OF The Oppressed; the prosperity
Of our State; the fruitful harsesis. The gift
OF his boonieous hand the exemption from
mortal risgues; the privileges 81 sducaiion
and the blessings Of the holy religion Of The
saviour. AL call upon Us 20 give praise 20
God 10 the Hiebesi.
70 Let Us. therefore. sharing orr ahuniance
With the needy on the tsv appointed. bring
90 fhe altar and table. the incense Of crate
fUi hearts
Given AZ the Council Chamber. Augusta.
this. the twent.-eichth day ~ October.
IN the year Of our Lord one thOusansl
eight hondred and sixty-fVy. and Of H..
lndependence q the United States Of
America the ninefieth.
SAMUEL CONY.
By His Exeellebcy The Governor:
EPHEAIN Finn. Jr.. Sec'y Of State
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Political Renegades-

The prOiessed union man. ~bo no~ step.
over from the union party and Joins the cop
Perheaa, can have bat liisle respect for him
self. much less can be expect % retain he
respect a the ioyal men % The county
No matter. What may have beca his de-
appointments. or iAneied wrongs a. The
hands q has oh political associates. il c.n
Be no sufficient apology Tor an abandonsBent
Of Principle, and farming his back upon
those ~hO have been true 20 The country IN
The hour 81 80 peril. Tie to Blais and
Gen. Slocurn are cases in point. Mouigom-
sry Blair When a member 81 President LIN
coln's Cabinet ~as a sourcc at continual
annossnce both 70 the President and the
Secretaries.
II be had no svnpaihy With ihe rrbsls.
his actions greatly belied ban. q the Pre-
i1ent On his good nature and kind heart ~
tanned him = m~ute r Of his ofscial family
hong sitsr be should have bern TUNED oct
Ceneral jackson under sinilar eircura-
stsnces wo1ld have bad his heal OF bcio-v
he had been in The Cabinet thirty dsys
Because the Presidens AM hs oth-r conf
dental advisers would net adsp; al h. Po-
EtioAl vagarics and seccsh notions 81 policy
h. vas an OF on continually. New b. has
gone over 20 the Nc- lork eopperheads
bag and baggage and = cheek BY role Nth
the Ho-aiio Seymour democracy. Frank
BLAIR -ss TIE trSt republican representative
ever elected from a slave state. having been
cbcsen from the -. Leans Disirics 20 A.
Seth Congress. Fer n ~hiie b. run veil.
bot the war hal searcsiy commenced before
h. begun a Violent quarrel With Gsn. Ere
mont and Other distinguished members Of
ibe rePubiiean party and since then BE- Ia.
been eontinuAlly IN hot water Nth some
body. Like BIS bro'h-r h. b. no~ laborinc
for the copperhcaa cause. beising al his
past professions and max ing hiulsefs lsuch-
iug stock IN the poli',cal World Gen. So
Gun With q single exception made a cool
military record. during she var. BET the
haubles Of anticipated political prsicrsneni
SEEMED 70 have turned his brain ard he i
copperhcads. What Of military fame 90
reputation be earned during the var uiil
20 do-n With him into political abIision to
rise no uno-v. These three political rene
gsle. and all Others ia like condisioa ~ho
have denied the true faith and gone over to
The enemy. ~il End that The people arr yet
too honest 70 stsltify themselves. by q" re-
warding traitors Cor their trrason- Meth
er Gen. Mcclellan. Gen. Siocum. Gen.
Blair or anv Other Gencral. however hish
thy may have stool in military or political
eircies can draw the honest masse. after
then into The slosshs q eoPPerbesdism