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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

REVENGE FOR a CRITIcIsM.-Our
readers will remember the recent case
Of Henry kIeber, a musician at Pitts
b .rgh, who cowhided an editor for a
severe criticism on him. A few days
since he was tried and convicted in one
of the Pittsburgh courts for the assault,
and til, court in sentencing him made
tie following jndiclous remarks -
You have been found guilty Of assaul,
and battery you had been llbelled
or slandered in newspaper, you
might have had legal redress. Artists,
as well as statesmen and politicians,
are open to criticism. The man who
in this country, whre liberty prevails,
and where all men should. be sensitive
Of their honor, raises cowhldc to his
neighbor, should be prepared to die at
his feet. 1t is a gross outrage. The
sentence Of the Court is, that you pay
a fine of Si00,and the cost of prosecu-
finn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

sYNrAr FOR MAs The ea'ly dew
on the grass, the sparkling Of the pcbbly
brook. the maby-shaped clouds, ih sc le'-
,.rnrs Of the sky all speak to man in =
voice of sympathy. Nature is an unlver-a
echo, which answers to the plains ol the
mourner, a. we'll as to the glad carol %
tbe bird
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

AMLKlcAa, FEEEcU AND HoHCorA,EIc

AMIHIcAa, ,FEEScH AND HoMGorAIEIc
CHOCOLATES, PREPARED COCOA, BRO.
Mh, COCOA PASTE, {c.
I'O Merchants aud Consumcig, who would rcs-
b chase the best proalcts Of CocoA-.-tfee Il ON
adultcration---nore nutritious and hcalth.ul than
tel or cotiuc---and in quality uusurplssci---iho
subscriber recommend, the above Hlt.ccs ira,u.
acturcd hy himself His BHovA aul Cocoa
PAsrE as delicate --p,utnble---and sautaiy
drinks for inyalis, coaya'cscents, children Uay-
cIlcrs, and others, arr pronounced iy the most
Eminent Physicians superior to any other ricrfr-
atious. His manufactures are always on sale il
any quantity hy the most respectable wholesale
grlccrs in the Eatfeu cities; and ~ his gents
at 80 Sou.'. ;,arkct ST.. audby L. 81. = llawcs,
Boston J1ucs u. Bnce j. Co. Hartford, ct.---
lIusscy s. Murray, New York. Geo. Waite, Al
banv. smith & Wood, Troy, \. Y. Grant g.
:>iono, PhiladcIphia Thos. V. Biundige, Ba!ti-
more. +. g. \. II. Dodge, Georgetown, ID. c.
Nosc Brothers \. Orleans. Vim. Bagalcy &
Co., Pittsburg, pa. John Kcnnct, Cincinnati, q.
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Mass.
March
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
G%Noah in his Weekly Messenger

GPNoah in his Weekly Messenger
says that children in old times dressed dit
f.renlly from the prcseu, fashion, which is
hy caL the neatest. When he was eight
wears el.l. lie wore a cooked hat, crushed
over ap abuudan, crop Of red hair, Bruns-
wick plush coat, with steel bluons ; knee
hreeches uf corduroy, with woo'l"n L"'".
and sl,,,. with siINc. bach'.s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

UospIrAL rog Cars AND DOGS -
Kendall, i'm one of his late letters from
Paris, says there is a large honse in
the city fitted up for the reception of
cats, dogs, birds, &c, when attacked
by disease, and where they are nursed
and physicked according to rule
They have class of practitioners
who confnc themselves exclusively to
the cure of these animals, and fortunes
are made in tie way oi business, by
members Of the profession,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

A CRAZY MAx.-Rohcrtson, the era
Nv man, who threatened the life Of Mr.
Clay, and whom the Senate has rcius-
ed to pay damages for his arrest, has
memorali2ed the President as follows:
Thus saith the Lord God Here yc,
here yc, for why viii yc die ! for the
soul that sings shall die, saith tie Lord
God, anil die eternally, without !ope
or thought of escape from the pit, where
the worm dicth not, and the fire is not
quenched. Do you want to &c there !
If you do not, repent, and do my ser
want Jas. Robertson justice. or the
Lord God, will po;r out my walls o!
wrath upon you, and you shall surely
die, and that immedia,ely-to-day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
FOR SALE,

sss4S.e. At reduced pricc', large qd-nt.
fsSc1- ,ity or Young Ounce Trees, Silver
AySItE Leaf Ash, ~ var,ous sizes White
=" Ash Peach Plums l.ocusts
-~A-- Grape Vines; Sweet Brier; As
o,,,, R,o,s. Sc Also, few bushels Of Pota-
,,s. lor .eed, rascd from the balls.
GrORGr " CARR.
80, Al mo. iiih. 1850 mstrt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

rCiIE Subscribers have been appointed u, the
! Court of Probate of Newport, Administrators
an the Estate Of ELIZABETH VI. PECkHAN,
,t. VI Newport, single woman, deceased, 'n,cs-
tate. Al persons having claims against said Is-
tate, will present them tot settlement, and all th"so
indebted arc requested 10 make payment to
STANTON PuCkHAM, ,s-,,,.
JOIN ". WIIriN,
Arrin
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
4 COUNTRY SEAT on RHODE ISLAND
FOR SALE.


The we'll known residence Of the bate George
Irish, Esq, containing 81 acres, with barn aud
other buildings, situated one and half miles from
the compact part ~ Ncwport, on the road to fl"-
violence and Boston. There - an orchard "i
IL Acres nf the choicest fruit trees IN good order
The Farm is well lrroe+ with stone wall, has q
brook running through it. The situation j. one oi
th, les, on the island, ON high ground, and the
Ocean aud Bay can bc seen from the lower VIM
dnyys There Is sufficient front ON the road To
accommodate three houses, aud have sufficient
room f,r each. II viii hc sold IN such portions
rs purchasers may wish.
ALSO,
The Farm cast of the above now occupied hy
!. smith, containing I03 Acres, well walled
with good House, out hnildines, AMI Young
Orchard in bearing condition, und well waicr"d'
and in ever, way desirable situation. For terms
arply ,o either of the Subscribers who have plan
II the farm. -
GEORGE I. BAILEY, r,cc,'.
GEORGE BOWEN,
Arrl1 In
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

Romantic An elope-
ment of very extraordinary charac-
ter, with 4 view to matrimonial pro-
ceedings, took place in this city on
Monday night last. The parties were
boy named Ward, aged II, aud
woman aged 40, who was living in the
family of one of our elderly physicians,
whose residence is in Temple street.
The young lad had never before enjoy
ed any female acquaintance out OF his
own family, and when he became &C.
quaintcd with the bewitching creature
Of forty, to whom he is by this time
ioned in wedlock, he was shot through
the heart by one cupid 5 sharpcst ar
rows. In short, he was dying of love,
and the woman persuaded him to save
his piece of mind by flight TO New
York for the purpose of " MINI ling IN
to one. ."-N,m. Harm P0k II.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

iran eastern paper tells of young
lady OF Dogtown, who, o. her return
home from boarlng school, thus address
ed her brother Charles Chils, why do
you not keep yukcs, hencs, and Juves
Wee'yrme Morcel haze them. lie has
recently erected a hen cupe, and pudqin
hcouse; wune is rcourd the other squcer y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25

g. Consumptious, Asthma, Pleu-
<2A.s,.tFF-~, risy, phthisic, Splitting OF
fsty STR, :, Blood, Hopping Cough. Bror-
T-@sS' gg,scbt chtis, and pl Pulmonary Az
~ "..tsis" cctious and Diseases Of tie
4 e;g.,eR Lungs and Chest.
"a e,s,, 'uk j. is thus spoken of BY cmi-
~ Hfas,f ncut rh5sir.tn-. Ono ir. s---
s3Ak3kS6~% "For the abovc complaints it 10
superior to any other preparation used Ano,h-
cr-.-.'I can with confidence recommend it,
Anothc,---"I has been used with complete success
and am satisfied that il j, a valuable medicinr.'
Ano,hcr.---'. II is "a safe, convenient, and very
c!hcriuuS medicine. y tnOthcr--- II has
never, to my knowledge, disappointed tho
reasonable expectations of those who have used il
Anoihcr---"lt j. equal If not superior To any OH
e. medicne within my knowledge"
Extract irua lcttcr dated Day ton, ill.. Arm
l3. lSlg.---"i was fast introduced into my
fuuil, bya celebrated Ply stefan, some ten ycais
ago, and such was the benefit my wife dulvrd
from il that We have Ioi been without II IN cur
house since | have ai-o recommended II To ~
lcu, Gfy dfcreut persons since, lor Affections o'
tho Lungs and ! do not know ot u singc case IN
winch II did not give immediate relief, aud some
were cured aitcl being given up by thcir Ihys-
Cians
beware ot Countc,iciis and limitations, such
| as Carriers Compound Pulmonary Ialsam, Amer
| lean Pulmonary Balsam, and o,hcrs, IN ~, bear.
ing the NAME Enquire Tor the mt'cl,s ty its
D
"yFGETABLE PULMONARY BAlSAM
/ and see that il has the written signature ~ Wm.
/ Cutler upon yellow label, on the blue Wrappers.
] Each bpttir and seal is stamped "NcgcinbIe fri-
I m1nary Balsam. .....
/ prc1arcd by REED & CJTLER, Importers
/ and Whocspi, Des.,rs n Medicines, Paints.
Chcmicals aud Dyo SUITS. s3 lndia suc't .ls'i"r, +,
n ami sold ly Druggists, Apothocaries, and County
/, Merchants generally. For particulars and ~
coinmrndntions SO y PAM HE, nccomrenyirg
II each bottlc Price 80 cents For sale IN New.
Il pur hy I. y. Y. HAZARD, ana
III X. j. TAYLOR.
/. CIR JANE MURRAl'S fLtlD CA"
A > PHOR, This preparation vhith has oSr"'
a descrycdly high reputation both iD Egr'to AZ
II America, ne preventive and cre for the Asa,''
Cholera and its premoniiQy Gnp'oms, msy u
N had oi a iresh importation at
\ - Y. HAZARDS,
.,si e:ibs Nora'.
inr.is A,fhirs'er -g'~"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
EIVER COMPLAINT.
LAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
VOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
FOF TIE KIDNEYS

rOF TIE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising froma disordered Liver
or stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Plies,
Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, IIcart-bun, Disgust ior Food :
fullncss, or weight ia the Stomach, Sour Eiucta-
ious, Sinking or Futicring at the pit Of the Sto-
mach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing, flutterins at the Heart, Choking
on Sulipcaiing sensations when in bmg posture.
Dimncss of Vision, Dots webs before the Sight,
Fever and dali paia ia the Head, Deficiency or
Precipitation. Yelowncss of the skin and Ewes,
Pain ia the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, Sc, sud-
den Fushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con-
slant lnaginlngs Of Evil, and great depression of
Spirits can be eliectually cured by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
COUGHS. COLDS AND

NVI VTIN, 'VIJS NND
Consunptious, Asthma, Pleu-
lisy, Phthisic, Splitting Of
Hopping Cough. Bror-
and I'll Pulmonary Az
cctious and Diseases Of tie
Lungs and Chest.
j. i. thus spoken ofby cmi-
ucut ihy siy.,a-. Ono te.s---
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-04-25
DA MEL I. a. L ..

A f,w steps from Washington St, BOS1Ol
Marg is3n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
The Administration.

A gentleman in Washington, in letter to
friend, Published in northern paper, thus
speaks Of the administration -
Its at once weak, malicious, contemplate
and mischieyuus Il has all the power for
miSchiefwhich imbecili,y can ever possess -
Hardly any one here Is ~ eccentric as to apo
loriSc for or pretend to rospcc, Il. The trou-
b'cs growing ou, Of the slavery question are
owing to the criminal REORGANIZATION and
Joublcdcaling Of Taylcr and his advisers, IN
regard To that question before and after the
election, more than to any other one cause
perhaps morc than To all other causes cumbin-
rd.
The Washington Union SAYS
There never was an administration which
vas 50 destitute Inconsistency, influence, and
power, as the present The President is NJ
trrly unit Tor the duties Of his Office, and his
Secretaries are unable to supply his imPcr-
lcctous by their own experience, talents, and
energy. The whole concern seems to have
uo fixed opinions to guide It's course. The
General does not appear To know hts own
mind ior four and twenty hours together. He
is like the chameleon. which hal no colors OF
10 own, bot reflects the hucs Of every sur
rounding object. lie j. determined To avoid
an responsibility for the wllmo, Pruyiso, lcs,
D, might cNpusc the fraud by which be was
elected bur IN Other respects, he Is as cap
ririous As the wind. Ask Mr. Marshall,
and he will assure YOU that the President j.
Tor establishing territorial governments for
Utah aad New Mexico. Ask Mr. Truman
smith, and he will tell yru ths, a,c prcs'dcu,
is cor the admission II California alone as
state. but against an territorial governments
Inquire Of Nj Toombs. and he would prohl-
hly have told you, l,o weeks ago, that Cen
TAYLOR would ultimately throw ms executive
weight into th. sale ct territorial govern
mruls. Ask Mr Tcomhs now, and he would
probably tell YOU that the wind has shifted
round. and tha, tins Inefficient cabinet will
not Pcrmi, the Prr,.d,u, 10 express a single
bold sentiment that is calculated 10 settle he
question and sal the TEMPEST Of excitement
Is uotth,s position oithc executive depart
mgut shameful and cout,mp,ub'c' Would the
FIRST Washington have acted thus' would be
mo-, have cumr boldly forward and rccum.
mcndrd some decisive measure to Congress
To give pyacr ,o our agi,aicd land : j. Gen
TAYLOR NJ utterly destitute of moral courage
and public splri,, tha, he daps not utter one
word To paciiy The country
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
AUCTION.
BLOOD stock, Furniture and Farming
Utensils ut Auction on
THURSDAY. April. 30.

u'O b. soil 90 the CRAIGlE FARM in Oxford
i al thr St,ck, Farming Utensils AMI furniinr,
on sad Estate.
The Stock consists II one Ayrrshire Ball, two
Durham Bulls. alsp Dmham and Ayer'hirc Cows.
4 Valnslc brrrd II SHEEP, consisting II hnc SaNon,
South l9,wn. Chsyioi, Leicester ENr., Gr. sc.
Two woke II OAsn-fIurirrn Cow. rni Calves
three Bhlls-abuut br, Shcep-thr- lloss-One
Horse, 50. Various secct hfrcds II rpultry. The
mpn,ts Stpcl are frnr the farms Il the IIan. Dan
,l Weh.trr and John Well of Mss-sshpsctts.
The Farming Utcnsil, c"us,s' e fbugh., 2
llauuvi, I Cultiyarur, Hoe" RAKE, q Hand do,
4 SrNthts, ? Manure foFks, Pitch do, I lokes,
4 ~ Chain., u Horse d., liocs sni Shn'rb,
Whcelsirruw. Grindstpac, Sc. 4 lot Il Ca1cai-
RS To,as, Sc.
Al.o, anc Cau,all onr Slcigh, on rung, Mar.
bet Wsgg,n, one light do, one Bogyy lIamr's,
three siHgle Do, on lyuhs do. onr li"fsc cart Do.
and ,sribu. Other articles.
AlsD-.the rntire FurHiuTr IN ihe lip,s", consist.
ing II Faflof Chiirs, iwo Soiis, "ns Mahogany
S,d,lpat,l, o"r Piano Forte, rocking Chair, Ma.
hpgany Sc,frtar one Tinc-plccc, Looking Gas.
So, Nriight Stoves, Tablcs, kniv-s and Folks.
Mantle Lam -, Tallr Cloths, Sc, D,un'r and Tea
War;, iir q lot 4 Chamber fuuitury, f,u Fclih.
~ He'd: eight Palm Ielf Mattresses, siNtrrn III.
hvs ana HOLSTERS, Qut. and Cpmiorisrs. Sheets.
Pillow C,.c., B,lstra's, Wash.stanis, Looking
GLsscs, Ii,sin.. Tpilci Tablcs, Chsisl-r War;.
Burr,u.l Chair, Csu-ts, L,ght-st,nds, large Lt II
kuchrn war,-Cooking Stove, 81. 81.
CiI\S. M'INrlRE.
April 10, 1850 II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
New Tailoring Establishment,
Hubbard & Stevens

WOULD az 10 their customers add the public
w that the, have IN connection With Their basi.
nes. 4 TAIL ORING ESTABLISHMENT. where
the, will h. prepared To make and trim Garments
o.. We, and Ia ~ good si,L a. ran a. done N ~.
f1r,l Couri,. The, hope hy strict regard 10 the
wants II thcr customers O. merit share Il paddle
p,trunarr Cutting don, At shuft notic,, and war.
ianicd t. II ifPrrrcrly made,
II.& =. would al.o a, that they have AMI ,hall
kc,p a gpud assortment 81
German. Frrnch and American Bl,cL Cloths.
nlus and nrWn broad Chths.
Bhck Cashmere and De skim.
Black Satin and Lasting Ncstings.
Fan,, Do,skips anil ~atiu"ti- ioT Pants.
Twr,d. anI Cashmsr,ts Coz Sumu,r Goats.
Al ~ which vii l. sold ssi made up a. cheap
a. can h. douc elsewhere II The Sane qsahly snd
workmanship.
H. addition To- the al.,c, they intend To kcrp On
hanI A Tt.sI sssuftnsUt 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Shcnfi = sale.

ONIoEu, -. Npuil 10, lsjs
vNkEN "n ENeouliHn and w,ll l. sod a. p'Illc
l Augti"n on SATURDAY., The hrst ia, Il June nsNt,
st ten II the DIX IN The irrcnrn At the huu.. 1T
Oliver A. lugaIl. on Drpmltk ~ the ngLi ~ rlu,.
" which EPllRAIM WALkER has ~ h,i On he
E,urtrcuth ia, IT fslTuaN lat, vh'u the .sm' 80.
attached Uu m'suc prpor's, IT rr,ls'iuiug CERTAIN
mpugtgcl real estate hing IN D,umlrA. u hing bot
We. 4. AMI 10 the same pf,ni.s. nortgagri u, .aid
Ephnim Walker Ia Ju.cph Smith, Executor, con.
ilnips un, hundred acrrs D. the same mprc % lcs',
Nth the bullllrg' lhcfcun.
Furihrr particulars maic Asovu Al the time and
place Il sab.
I2is RICHARD GAGE, DuaN ShcuT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
S NAV & TRUE,
Wholesale Grocers,

isS Pore street, Portland,
DESPECTFILLY invite the atiru,i"a II pc
IL chtsgu fuf the Cuurtp trsd~ a. their pfc.snt
hrgs Stock II WEST INDIA GOODS anil GRO
CEGliS, a. hllows.
20 Ind. prin,r Nc~ Crp MOlAsSES
~ BuNc. H.y. Brp~n sol lsii"~ SUGARS.
81 libls. Cr,.hA hnd r0Nd -
Is lsat IS be-. rurthnd 10
~ ND. Winter Bi-ash'd ". AMI SI~m OIL.
IOO lip,ss chewing TOBACCO, hVOrits hTaRd
1000 Ca.ks "Wc,,.paiA NAILS, at maRiac.
turrrrf'. pficrs,
rs MI, New Ne. .nA 50 Do. Clear PORK
- LARD.-lO1 Neg 10.
~ MT. Mes aRd Nayy Ns.s BEEF
- IpNo. New N"fk CHEESE
SOD Q'l.. roliu,k TISII.-20 Cssk. RICE.
- Chest, anil IIoSs. SOUCIIONG TEA
80 4. congo 10 hall Chs.u
NINGNONG " TEA.
IS Boxes and - Can, llyNr. "ORANGE
PENCE" TEA.
5OO IlpNrs IIun,h md Ch.trr RAiSiNS
~ C,.k. Do. ~ b1Nss winshr.trf'' SOAR.
~ Bow, I,irr gfuuni Ginger. ~ lo Pifn.uio
~ dp da BE- Csssia. ~ b. rspt-t.
- R,-. COFFEE rs MIS-. grOund DO.
90 bose. PEhRI STARCH
~ do CHOCOLATE.
lO1 dp rIrES. ~ ID Cr-am Tartar, pgrs.
IS MT. p h,lf ihl,. snd p bike, pur, SAL.
.LRhTIS.
Nl.o. rail., lIuoms, Nupping rapcr, TNine, M.
n~g,, C'Nss, salts, Salt r'trr, CsfpsDs,
Alor,. Niirl, ludigp, Csfnphof,
Mustard Sulphur, Soda,
g.. Sc. Sc.
~kr,k b~, So rI.iarra 10 sii,F 81 the LOWEST
PRICES hr CASH &c s5,,-isrtury Dptr'.
Feb 25, lisa. ,sG~,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Thrice Weekly Age.

J'llE Sul,crll-r will p,Jl,.h THEior.WrtE.
! ~ Aor during th, SESSION u the legislature
&c lsJO
Il NIL l.. thc ouh legislative Iap.-r pahli'h.i At
the capital during the scs.pn.
n. character a. q f,r'hful chr,nic~ II legislative
ptucr',ling. ,pi lsatr. = ~ veil r.tlli.hc a' o.
r,nlrf sny remark un o. ptirriIal Ea,iuu aunsccs
slp. " addition tp u. lrg,sl,t,s. r'uiri, Il Will
contain The matter that api-ars IN the wc,ky Agr.
The price will l. ONE DOLLAR ior the ."s',on.
II will H. pulIi.hrd ~ TUESDAYS, TIT RS
DAYS AMI SATURDAYS,
II Ths priSs y al sui.IJ'rs-' aHt 10 pIui N
ldrIns,. ~ s,lr ell Be- rBa,ptsi r7fh sHi''s 90.
couprHh " ~ m1H,y. WI. I. JOHNSON.
Augusta. Mach -, lsSO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Is there no Truth in Wing Pro-
feSSionst

From the time General Jackson placed ms
veto upou the Maysyillc road bill 10 The pres
,nt. the Whir party, under an the names snd
d,cuiscs, which II has assumed during that
pcricd. has constantly denounced the veto
powrr. The politicians Of that school have
no, ull, disscnted from the exercise Of that
constitutional duty Of the President, but they
hly- falsely denounced It as unconstitutional,
and have made Il an issue IN the presidential
elections. There has been mo- end TO their
rguUr against the q" o0s-uau power as the
veto power IS called. And - vehement has
brgu their prg'rs,sd opposition To the exercise
oflh., constitutional and saluiary power, that
thry plci,cd General TAYLOR before the coun-
iry not a. exercise u. Yet NC find whlg gov
rr1ors exercising this power and Vc,oing bills,
and We behold the spectacle ct the very men
who denounced the veto approving Of rs usc.
Governor Fish. of New York, has recently
vetoed a bin: and Governor Johnston, OF
Pennsylvania, has very lately placed his ye-
IL upua bEl rcil,irict1c tha, STATE, Tor the
choice of membcrs of the Legislature, under
tbs requirements IT its SUBSTITUTION. And,
strange Co say, these yeiocs arr approved bv
,Hr whole brood Of the conductors Of the fed
sraI press Even the personal organ Of Gen.
TayIor-lhe man who Is pledged before high
Heaven. if any man vas ever 81 pledged,
against the cNrrcI.s OF ,he veto pUwcr-aP-
rIaud, tt, use by Governor Johnston. ~
view Of such shameless Inconsistency, We
again repeat the question, i there no TciI-
ancc 20 b. PLACID 20 Wing Proi>ss.oNs and
glrIrr.' D, there no truth iu the leaders Of
the vh.r party' 10 they think thcy can for
ever hls.N their words, and cheat and de-
cg.ye the American Pc0pIei
lfthcy had a particle Of sagac,ty the,
could ua, ail Co dc~rcru iu this general sys-
tenn OF G,sybcod, ,rcLcry, hyrurusy, docsP-
tom, and gu.bbhnr. ofvh.rh thcy have h''u
guilty. the true causes ct the premature pros-
trauoa and o,grthr1~ cfGcnsal Taylor's adj
ADMINISTRATION. The American people turn
with s.cAcn.ur DISCUS, from Ihrs base system
olfaud, hI,,hooj, and humhurrsry, and
from those who attempt to practice % upon
ihrm
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NITllEliEAS David T.. Llb,, u B,rn IN ihs
w Count, IT ONE,rl b, h.. DECD n Mortgage
dated Dol, l7ih, cightr-r hundrcd anil ori,-.c,cn
ouy,,rl g. me o-,taiu tract II land ,n slil n,run
l-irg lbi W., ten IN M. siNicruih nugc 81 uis IN
add N,rup, Whish muftglg~ y rr,u5d-i Sith ths
O,loul Records. nouk IS, psgr 356--ior q mor,
particular drsruptinn rri~rrncs b-ing had a. 80.
mDrtgagr. The conditions Il .sii mrrt,Cr ls,ing
hfukrn, claim T-sss-sspp ~ sad bpd &c the pur.
Js,sr II i,rc,lu.ing aid mortgage agr,cab, o. the
Statute II tins State,
TIMOTHY WAIVER.
Rumfprd, Aptil -, 1850 ~ ~ II
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READ! READ!
DENISON & CO.

HAVE iu.t rorriycA large s..ortmsn, 81 TAI
III LONlNG GOODS. consisting be- Isr Of
German T~,ll'd and Plain BlacA CLth',
llu. anl GT'cn llrp.i CLths.
Blirs Uru,an Dps'skiu., II a,a,rrni 'rslit,ss,
Itp, ~ satin, ~iA iui Lasting Nr'uug',
Midllr.DN ts.sip"rrs, f4uo, Do'skiHs,
~titiIrtis 81 rauls,
81 II Nhirh viii H. sull ani made up IN 80 god
mspu-r ne f.rii ~ d-siz- th,. 80 = ns-toa.
Mrs.s u. \ Co. Wuuld AS tp their Customer.
ard 10 isf',o, bat ihr, h"c IN cpssoctiyn 18th
thrir lusiuss.
4 Tailoring Establishment,
~hrr thr, w,ll L. pr,parr,i 90 make ini uim G,f.
ur M. a. ,krtp q. Sau H. irp- slscwhsrs ~ the
sIus" ,Iuhp anil ~ufkr=,n.hip.
Tho, hppr h., mrrniltiny ausutoN ~ their t'tsr
nrss ant stTst rrgaui o. the wants II thsif cus-
turrrs, 90 Is"rit shar ~ Tlt, IatTOsagr.
~ Al WpfA H,,l. - oulrr warranted 10 SUIT
y. II. Iutting dpns 81 .h"u notice sni ~sraBt.
81 n VI 4 prF-tl, rn,ir.
south rsns, Fsb. 18th, lS'A ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Edward Coad anil MaN Cad, 18th
W II ns'hrl u The Conn, Il Oxford, ouNyc, ~
~ me b, Their decd II Mortgage dated March thirl
eighteen hunirrd anil m'i, eight, ocrtiiu tract II
bni IN Bethel, lsirs the SANE then ",rpploi h,
th.m--ipf ,rurr particular description II said h0i
rri,rrncc q, ,aid muugsr~. vhi,h ;. r~corlcl With
the O,tpm ls,ufd,. B1nk -. rav- SO. Tho ron.
jitiuu. II said mortgage hing hTukcn, I claim, a.
f,r,rl1sc The .ans agrrrih, a. he statute II thu
STATE. TIMOTHY WAlkIR.
Rumf,rd. Npul ., 1850 T3~ ~
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SJDlIoD.

IL. p.rs1ns Indicated ~ the Saith rar,' Manu-.
\ featuring Cnmpau,, Nv Accuunt 80 by Note,
npw past dr~ arc r,sr.'tiul, fv,T'stcd o. -, the
slm~ a. ssii Company have dricun,nrl a. cullrt
their outstanding sus. immslaisl, ani To- srll their
Cl,ths On future 80 r,,L, -, nn,
WILLIAM ufs-.iuNG, 'rr.f,
suith raris, March -, lSi9 lstM7