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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Nrw yopE Dec Of

Arrived. barque Brothers, hOm GuayanillO
by which we have dates to the l2th. Alum
dant rains had prevailed Throughout, Porto Ri
CO, and the ProsPec, for coming crops were
Small parcels Of new sugar sold
on the north side at ii cents for ST. Thorn
As.
twas generally supposed that sugars would
oPen a, three To four dollars as Per quality
Molasses, ten twelve cents Ter gallon
Nothing doing in eOGeo-Picking being re-
nrded by heavy rains. The excitement rel
alive to Lopez, still continues.
The weather to-day is delightful.
The Niagara, from Liverpool IS coming up
In tow Of a steamer, dismas,ed. lTd.to Port
land N0cs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
DIED.

L. Purtl.ui. 2ist inst, Mrs., Rhoda Woodbur,
~iiow Of the bate Bsnlam'a WSocboy' OF this
m S.,ulh Paris. Aug. 81. 1850. after distress.
log Sickness oC ! weeks, Harriet X. Cummings,
aged year. aud ~ DAYS.
The, laid within an early gave
That tlm 81 Young and iaifi
oh. her parents hearts were torn With gr'ei
wheu the, saw them lay her there.
Dot the shaft OF Death had pierced her heart,
And strd "a. b~atings lo~-
ller pure wang spirit, freed hUm dust,
Has I-ii the realms below.
7 yas bot irw short days before
That her heart t-., light and iree-
Ani the sweet tones u her voice were heard
Singing IN yOuthiOl gles.
She vas her parents JOY spd pride-
Their b.t born, ta,res, child,
With bsauiy that was rarr IN see,
AID temper sweet and mild
Oh. how would her bsigh, eve. din with tears,
And her heart With grisf o'erhow,
when .hs sas the s,ght u suffering
Or heard the sound Of woe.
She ~as f,vvrits With all
Who kne~ be- prioelc.s worth;
Her school-ma.es gricycd o. see her die,
And hashsd their yOuthfal mir'h.
oh, Who can tel the depth Of we
That hllei the no,hsf's heart,
When she saw the light Ede from her eve,
And the rOse from her cheek depart.
Her Ethsr too, and other frienis,
With hearts al crushed and torn,
Saw the loyed one drOop and fade away
Like a howeT an the esTly morn.
Bot lst the moarners cease 10 weep,
For Harriet hlooms on high;
Her haB- l. with the aayels now
In realms beyond the shy.
Her voice once tuned 81 sweetly here,
l. heard IN realms mOrs air;-
So mourn no more, W stricken ones,
Bot strive % meet her there. Gov.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
rOR TEN PRIZE ARTICLESi

To be pubishcd mon,hly I'LL the series Is completed
This oder is cotircly different from the usual
schemes bcearing the same name. Those schemes
generally propose an apparcuily high price ior a
Few stot'cs, without putting any limit upon the
lcugth, and claiming gratuitous al that do not
gain q pTiIe. Thus they Uilen. under the appcar'
ance of lh-ray ave oul, lotteries 10 secure large
amount q matter Al a small price. Thus, also,
their propreiors Gu oul their periodicals tom niOnth
10 month with stories Il inicrminablo length, the
author Who viii write the lougcsi story, being pref
~ sure of gaining the prize. In our plan, IN the
contrary, the writers ARE limited, a. % space, NJ
article bciug accepted which exceeds a very noder-
ate lsnsth. We want the BEST auiclcs, not the
longe,t. Mo,rovcr. AL the pieces which do NOT
gain prize arc 10 be returned t,thr authors unless
otherwise negotiated Coz. In other words, the
publishers Offer O. "a, i0f each n these special ati-
clr. the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
Their object Is % secure, hsidcs their usual Va.
riciy and rNcc,leucr n matter, series Il monthly
aticlcs rntirsl, superior % auy thing heretofore
Published IN the magazine. They have determined
O. place their magazine, In respccI " IL literary
character. b-yond the zach u compenrioo.
The pieces offered IN competition must h. prc-
scented t.iofe the fret u April. 1851. They may
H. tales. cssay,, Articles 4 miscellaneous char
scicr. according to the taste or Judgment q the
writers 10, must b. On subjects Of general interest,
must b. II a character suited o. interest the great
mass q rsadets. must contsin something striking
and lkcly tn Arrest attention, and must. moreover,
h. Of moderate leng,h Say about sN or eight mag.
aIine pagc'.
IN selecting from the artiec, offered, the proprie-
tors vii D. ro,crnclb b, N, tecisi.n II committee
u conpeisnt and disi1errsled judges, whose nan''
~,ll ~ Announced In the March nunlcr " the Mag.
aIine. The Publication II the series vii h. COM
msncsd immsdaiel, after the decision u the COM
mitice. an each article VIII bc paid igr the month
upon which Il IL publishcj.
Al contributions intended a, priI- articles, must
b. marked accordingly, with thr name ofthe auihor
a sealed eu,rhy~, (ahirh vii nj h. opsnst till
tn award - detsrminnil aud uust h. sidrys'rd,
postpaid. to JOHN SARTAIN & CO,
20 Philadelphia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

NEws ny TEL1GEaFH.-A despatch was
sent to Boston recently from Augusta, respect
ing the burning Of the hospital, which read as
follows
1.-The entire norin wing was saved, and
sesen-eieh,hs Of the masonry Of the remain
der - in sound condition.
The despatch vas published IA a Bos'on
paper thus
d" The entire H'oriiaHc, and sevcn-eighihs
Of the masonry are IN sound condition.
The despatch went on TO New York, and
We End It In the Herald thus:
The entire building and seven others
were destroyed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

~ The trains on the Atlantic & 81. Law
rcacc Rail Road, have continued to perform
,h-ir regular trips, notwithstanding the sever
ity Of the snow storm and the mass u consol.
idaied snow now on the ground. In no one
case have they been more than fNccn minutes
behind their unc.
In consequence ofthc very heavy and block
i1c snow which vc have had, and the blowing
Of d, to-day, no train lcls Yesterday afternoon
ior the west. We also understand ,hl, the
Bath train m comingup nthe forenoon, keel
cd over To- a snow duN. The trains also on
the Watcr,illc Road, have a good deal re-
urJ,d
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Save the Drunkards.
MEN WANTED

no seI a New Pictorial Wofk. entitled THE
i FOUNTAIN AND TIE hottie, compris.
i1g ftllsr ,Tsatlf y ~ opposite ,sis = i'lpc-
gqrs agf iHifnp0asss, beauuful, Illustrated with
sIYTNrN ENCEANtNGs. sold onl, by ,uhsonp.
tiou. Exclusive rights q Coulties Ciyen IN al
case. Bu,inrss men can mike one hundred dol
lars p~r mouth.
Tho.e wishir. an 1gcne, II the wotk will al
jr,ss the subscriber, FusT FAIu, snd a circuhr
Will h. .sat, giving description II the WOik, the
mannet iu which Il b. a. b. disposed II. Gc. X.
HORACE WENTWORTH, Publi,her.
3ni6 - Washington Street, B0st0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
American Vernifuge

PrT5rri ., Curtis ) psrkirs, isa 90, 'r,,u..
HFfr of WORMS Bro rhlFi,u Ur adults.
n - pleasant - i'.r taste, and fais u 10 opera.
ti0ss. u does u,t contain m~Tcary. 90 nry other
mHsr.i E..s.1, and ne o. Do ylislHt 10 ihe tsstc,
children u.i iaks o. rss.s, aud without thr u1usg.
yur elects yr0Irroily other Kinds of yrrmIfgs.
70 Ihs Ur'.rt hrtli Nuniiag, vas pr0,ur.
"a i.ru oYs II de- meet c,sLmird physicians in
Sew h..a, all. uNtsI1,s'', proved tHI.egl a hong
l7l srrr.-sNI rurt.D,, Iud Ur can cite E1marUr'
instances where 10 hls r.rlussl large executions
20 ~ after lr tar r''-f vrrm.frrsi hli lt,z
u.rt H.fr.ui ,H1 g.rI effect.
Remember, DO is s.sgNE sara suI irUT. a1i
.1II i.r - crl's tIus. g., Druggist. ari Jsilrrs
i1 medicine generally, aII T., ilSHy Howe plrs
Rust s Co., and 4, ~ q, south rad.. l.. Wa.h.
burn, NHuh Paris, T.. iiaood 3 Co., Busk6eId:
J. T. Howe. luI Roland Croker. sumner. {. L.
Francis and ~hsekI,, 4 Favor. N1rul, w. Rob.
in.an a4i Valentine = Moore, Mechanic Tal.. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
snERlFF,s SALE.

OXFORD 80.
T'AKEN on Execution. and viii h. sold Al Public
Il Auction, AT the I'm Of William Childs, IN Liv-
efmore, on Saturday, the iweuty-hhh day OF Janu-
AIRY, 1881, at me o'cosk, r. NJ, oil the right, title
ard interest which Philemon Hsweti ha. o. had AZ
the time the same was attached on the original
writ, 10 rccem certain real estate staaicd in said
Liyennorc containing seventeen acres, mote ~ less
and icing the zane premises described IN sad Phil
trpon lleNslt's deed IL mortgage 10 William II.
Brillon and Nehemiah Washluin, dated Aptll.O,,
1850, and recorded with Oxford Recofds, Book 81
Page 70 being the homestead where said lleweit
now live. ten acres Of the above described and's
also sul Jet ~ mortgage a. Geo. W. Springer,
dated December 90 1919. aad Tseold ia saij lle.
cords, Book - rarc 45i
JOHN TURNER, IT,, Dcpui, .hctg.
Livermor. Dec. 10, 1850. 3WA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Administrative sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue of IL.
y ccnse from the Hon. Judge Il Probate in ADD
Er the County Of Oxford, there will b. exposed Cor
sale at the house of George Cobb in Hebron in said
County. on the eighteenth day of January next, at
ten o'cock in the iorcnoon, the Real Estate Of sam.
DEL W. Ingals, late of Hebron Ia the County Of OK.
ford, deceased, including the re,ersion II the Wd.
ow'. Dover therein, &c the payment Of the just
dslas Of said deceased charges Of administration,
and Incidental charges. SAID Real Estate Is situa-
ted IN the town of Hebron, in Oxford County. con.
.sting Il eighty ACRES II good land with fine thrift
I, orchard and buildings thereon.
ANNA INGALLS,, Administrative.
Dated this 18th day 81 Dee. 1850. Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

F,ru Srrlyu0,r EyrtCsluN.-Wh.'c
,he tow boa, Anglo Norman was on plea.
sure excursion up the ryrr, her boiler burst,
and a iearlul loss OF l,ic secured Over one
hundred OF our most respectable citizens, and
several ladies, we're on holrI. Juuius Bee
bee. late President ct ihe Tow Boat Com1l.
uv. o. missing Nj. Perry, reporter Of 'ne
Bulletin. VIZ. 4. Sulluan, ol the Novelty
Works. New Yors. and abe frs, engineer,
were killed. with fifteen others, names un-
kaoua. Many we're severely sclldei-o'hgrs
,Grhty injured, including the reporters Of abe
Crescent CITY and Delta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
wM. X. KIMBAlIL, SlrNr.
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, V.-Di,rict Court, Western District,
November Term, 4. u. 1850.
AND uow II Appearing 10 The Cgyr that the sail
Defendants NE ~, iuhahitarts ~ this STATE, snd
have 40 Agent, Tenant ~ Attorney ihcrr,n, that
their goods ~ estate have lcen attached the lo'c
going wit. and that M service thereof has lien
made uron them; II - therefore ordered that The
s,id Plaintiff motifs the said Deicndani' 81 the pcn
deDcy Of this suitby causing aliesird copy 81 this
Wit ami Ordet u Couu thereon, " H. published
three weeks succcssively IN The ONiorl Democrat,
a ncwspapcr pnnici at PARIS in said County, the
last publication 10 H. thirty days a, hast tcf,Te tn
next Tenn u aid Court, 10 b. holden ~ Paris ou
the sroo0i Tussdsy II June neat, t. the end hat
the aid Defendants NAV then and there aTpcar ani
,hcw cause. II n1y they have. WI, Jsdgmenl should
MT h. rendered sssinst them aui Execution issu,
accordingly.
Aucli. WV. X. RIMBlLL, CItnE.
Copy q Plaintiff = WIT and Declaration and Ordsr
oi CJuIt thereon. Is
Attest, WM. X. RiMbALL. CLEEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
snl, MISUNDERSTANDING, Compound.

From ,hs Portland Christian Mirror.
W. cop, thr fllllwinr paragraph ifum the l.in.
coin T.ksnph, published IN Bath. the rcsidsner 4
NJ Tmiaut The character u th, man. the coo.
cum,iarcc, In Ohirh b. made his diIcaysu, as well
a. the man, ,fcctal ic.s Ia which his rcnel, has
te,n subjected are an adequate runrd 10 The rrbIc
against imposition. The noe Of IL B., a member u
our iim, ha. douc much 10 secure conhienoe On a.
efficacy. We hogs Mf. Tut,1i VIII not sndsf hii
carr N the preparation u slaie 90" otl, in consc-
queucc of the growing demand ipr his COMPOUND.
LIT Il not degenerate.
RINIBN ron SAIT RuIuu-Wc call altcu.
ton % the advertisement u hi, valuable medicine
H. another columc. II has been Supposed that no
inialblc remedy ior this l1athsome d,scl'e could
l.. found Du, from the numefou, testimonial, ifoiu
individuals IN almost even pat 0f the o,uHtry
which Ne have seen, AMI from the p~pUnal tcsii-
mon, Of man, 4 our ifirnls and Acquaintance who
have received permanent bcnsft from be- medicine,
~r are constrained o. believe that W.. TErrISr
has succeedsd IN discoysrin. a compound which, n
applied IN faithful minnCr, vii sntrcly Cufr even
the most obstinate eases. II is lot a short time
since Mr. Truiant has consented o. spr,ad this med
irns leiofc the pebble lot alfcli, aany thursiuds
have been nduccd 10 TN u. and 30 fr Gu b, as-
c,rtsiloi, With the most fauofins success, a. The
numerous certificates 81 patients, and bttrrs tom
agents nov On Ms pfssesstun vii ahu1danill SNOW
Not only is this remedy bccomny exceedingly pop
uar ia this country bot b, accident hutt" o.
package vas carried b, one q cor thip.mastC.s O.
an acquaintance IN llaVre, France. The properties
Of the medicine having been amply and wondcriull,
proved 10 an astonishing cure, the effect has been
that orders &c large quantities have ben directed
a. the proprietor 10 l. forwarded 10 llayTe and IT.
vicinity AllWho are troubled with the Salt lheum
will DO well 10 give u a f.ihfIl tfial
The genuine Is fot salc IN Paris ~ Hubtard 4
Stevens; South Paris, rh,neas Morse NORWAY
Wm. T.. Goodnow, &. l.. Francis. Harrison. Fan.
cis Blake: Buck6eld, y. Atwood \ Co.; I'rrner,
VI. Bray & Co.; Auburn, VI. Harris 4 Co.; JAY,
Joel Pat1. Also by HI. sgsnt. ths-sfAyu' y. Fog.
land For further proof ani iafotmarioa Sc the ar
ticle. Dee. 20. 6mI5'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

The man that was knocked down in this
city las, week by Gin Sling is likely TO re.
cover, his case having been treated a, cold
water establishment. Sling was taken At
eleven o'clock the day following, by two con-
stables, having been found sccreied in a bar
NON .-Mu,strn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
CURE ron RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
The Cramp and Pain Killer.

Prepared by Curt, s Perkins,, i, mo,t eaec,u.
al femciy ior
RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS, PAIN ~ THE
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK OR STOMACH.
HEADACHE, TOOTII-ACHE, BILL
LlOUS C1lOLlC, CRAMP ~ THE
STOMACH, CRAMP ~ THE
LIMBS, WOUNDS, BRUISES,
CTS, BURNS, SCALDS, CHlL.
BlAlNS, FROZEN LIMBS, AND ALL
OTHER EXPLANATORY COMPLAINTS.
The Camp and Pain Killer IL also an sNcclcnt
article for DNSENTERN and BOWEL CON.
ILAlNTS. II immediately checks ~ Dauhda,
Iestorcs tone and regularity 10 the stomach and
bowels, and does M hse ne paii0li ollir6, a. },
usu..ly the case after such attack.
rY-Iti.a an excellent HORSE AND OK LIN.
LnENT.
Sold by Druggist, and dealer, in medicine gen.
orally, in three sized hotcs at - Ia, IS, and 81
I.2 cents bottle add by Henry Howe, Paris hin;
Rust 4 CO., and A. Field, South PaTis l.. Wash
burn, North Paris; l.. Atwood & Co. Buck6sld;
J. =. Howe and Roland Croker, sumner; &. l..
Francis and Shacklcy s Favor. Norway; VI. Rob
inson and Valentine h Moore, Mechanic Falls. IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

A. Court Of Probate, held at Paris, within snd ior
the Comfy IL Oxford. on the ,~en'y.'is,h day Of
November. IN III, year Of Our Lord eighteen hun
dred and hny;
On IN, Petition Of HANNAH n. HEARsEY.
widow Of Warren IIearssy. hate Il rsri,. IN said
County, deceased, praying that ConmistlahoIs INV
h. appoirled to set out her Dover out ~ the Real
Estate OF said deceased, and also iur alLv out
Of the pc sonal property of her l',e hu'laud,
Itwas Ordered. that the said Widow give notice
10 al persons Interested, Nv causing coy this
order 10 be Published three weeks succt'siycly in
The OSf,rd Democrat. printed At Paris, that thsy
may appear At Probate Court 10 be hsI at siid
Pans, on the first Tue-Jsy 81 January nest, NJ
ten OF lht clock in the forenoon and 'hew cause, n
any they nave, why the SANE should noi be ;ran,-
ed. ~ gro. X. SHAW, Register
A true Copy-Aitctt. Gao. II. SHAW, Rec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

4 Mo0CBN GI,NT-Among the pass"u-
GER Who arrived Al Boston last week, by the
steamer Admiral, VAS a Young Scotchman,
nineteen years Of age. Who stands seven feet,
and four inches 10 height, IN his slockinrs.-
lie weighs Us lbs, and measures four Zee,
and tea inches around the breast. His name
- Angus McCaskill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Sheriff. Sale.
ONTORD, S.

OxTORD, s.:
TAKEN On Execution and will bs sold at public
! Auction at the lna Of Frye II. Hutehin., in
B,,hsI. a, Saturday the twenty fifth day of Janu-
ary. 1851, at one O'Clock =. NJ. all the right, tide
and ioters., which CLEMANT sEANY has or
had At the tiae the same was attached on the org
NAL Wit, to redeem the farm on which he lives
with the ba,ldings thereon. Further particulars as
10 terms, 8e., at the time and place Of sale.
GILMAN CHAPMAN, Deputy sh'f.
Bethel, dec. Is, 1850. J~fo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

ENcIrNTNr.-The examination Of the al
edged /" fugitive" Henry Long, as We go to
press, Is proceeding amids, amidst good deal
Of excitement, and a great crowd al the City
Hall, before the United States Commissioner.
The result will soon be known.-N,ts York
Erpr,s, Tuesday Ere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Alta Court Of Probate held II Paris, within sni f,r
the County Il OSiorJ. on the tNsr,y.siSIh day q
Nov,Hhef. Ia the year Of Our Lord cishts,n hun.
dfed ani fifty,
BETlI,AH KEEN, widow of Jos,AL Keen, j..
late Of Hartford, IN said County. deceased. having
prrscsiod her petition praying f,f allowance cot oi
the rcisotal property q hsr late husband.
I, was ordered. that the aid Widow give notice
10 al persons Interested, ~ causing oopy Il this
order 10 b. published three weeks surccssiysb 10
The OSi,rd Democrat. ptirtsl at Paris, that The,
NAV arpetr at Pfgtais Court % lc held Of faiI
Paris, on ,he first Tus'day q January next, at ten
Of the clock in the forenoon, anl she's csu-c, n ll,
thsy have, vhy the sane shrud not he granted
% GCO. X. SHAW, Register
true Cory--Alistti Gao. x. SuAw, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

A, Narogdoches, Texas, recently, young
man who vas engaged to be married to a girl
disclosed the engagement 10 his caus,u, Who
favored the same lady, and Who Immediately
had an interview With her, and threatened To
shoot her Il she did not consent 20 marry him.
She refused. and few DAYS afterwards he
sho, her down. as she vas entering church,
In Anderson a Young gir. Of eighteen was
beaten 10 death hy her father and mother
AL the murjerCrs have been arrested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

To the Hon. Job PriaSe, Judge OF Probate fvr III,
County 81 OSfofd--
NOAH PRINCE, Administrator on the estate Of
" JONATHAN BUCK. late 81 Buckfeld. IN
said County, deceased, respectfully represents that
the personal estate u aid deceased 10 no, sufficient
to pay the just debts Of sad deceased, and charges
of administration b, the sum q two thousand and
four hundred dollars, and that Nv partial sale q
the real estate q said deceased the rrs,dU" thereof
would H. greatly injured. wherefore your petitioner
pays said court To giant him losnoe 90 sell and
convey the whole II the rial estate Il said deceas-
81, al'o the r''erion u the widoN's dover a,Pub-
Tic auction OF private sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Flrs-"Tll 90 Il ! see Ct, vas the cr-
c'ama,ion of Mrs TwccIcc, as her husband
dcmurred agalns, her attending ball. "ll
go n see f,,' Every we'll Thea, you'll see
d,s Il YOU 20, was the shoT, and erusiy an
g,,F~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Sherif's Sale.

IAkEN 90 ESscu,un, nod viH h. soh ~ ru'-
tr.. \. u ISL, 20 the store ui llrDN Howe, On
l'fts, sU the 'ighi iu e,Iuit, of rV~urti1n which
tipp.un l'uliu 1T Pare bad, vhru the same We
attached COO the p,i.rsd wit, ~ widening o,rtaiu
zeal estate .,its,,sj On Pans; l~irg pat ~ DOODLE
tit uIHl.r-, ivrri, seven ard twenty eight i1 The
tlh rfu.r ~ bots On .4fi PARIS, l-ipg the humr
uru 20 surt r1r'r and the ..,H~ rrrmisrs mort
gt-rd "a the stti rsrlu N Simspn Cummings ~
rlr,i lated W., q, Isle. anil rronrisd With ON.
flrl Rruiul. BOOK -, rag- %, where r,icfci.oc
u,,, IT, hpd i1r iuuhft particulars,
JESSE DREW, n-ru'y Shrf.f.
p.gi, be -. 1850. 3ul6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

W,sHNcro> MoSuNET.-Ihe National
Monument AZ Washington has now been eie-
waited eighty feet from the surface Of the
ground AMI, provided the weather continues
favorable iur a J1y OF two more, will b. raised
tao let higher before the close Of the seasoS.
In, collections mad, have thus Gar suiEccd 10
carry on the structure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
a suPPLBnrB
sARTAIN's MAGAZINE.
orrER EXTRAORDINARY,

THE high position which sartain's Magazine ha,
assumed in regard 10 its literary character, has
Ne believe, never bren questioned. No American,
and no Eurorcan magaIisc has ever srrsyrd in IL
support a mote accomplished cops Il contributors.
Minds of the highest order have. from the first,
bccn employed to write Cor IL. With view, how.
ever. to draw forth, Coz the Use of our readers,
telc- Of s,il greater value, the rrVprietors have de-
,ermined IN addition TO the present outlay ior liter
ar, rontrilHti8ns 10 offer the sum Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27
Farm for Sale.

t5SSSs THE FARM now occupied BY
xs[sti Charlss B,lbng., pleasant, situated en-
WV the town 81 WatrflHd. sluw one mile
- Gom wat-fiotj Uprcf N,llagr, ~ The
COuuty Road ssd,ng t. Norwa, Village Sad
farm contains ouc hundred and eight acr,s 4 land
suitable appoit,oned 90 WOOD, rasturing. Mouing
anil Iilsgc. 4 crod oae-stry house. convenient
barn AMI Uui-Ouildiugs.
TENS EASY, aud immediate possession given.
For further rafticI'ars, inguirr n
SAMUEL X. CARTER, Pafis Hill.
Dee. q, 1850. l6I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

Reuben J. Wiley, Who acquired some no'o-
retyua witness iu The trial OF the Went
worihs. VISITED Slco last week, and on enter
irg The Saco House, vas greeted With cow
h.Je, well laid on BY Mrs.. Asa Weniwouh.
The AFFAIR made quite a STIR 10 town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

vIU o. &C. sale. s'sh 81 OYSTERS, lklllr
CANES. and CONTECIluNilN.
~. - o3n oEEI1DD
will al.o D. ogsusd. g. the accommodation 0i such
AZ ,h.N wish 10 l1ir1niIg b.. aHd perhaps mlny
r.,r-.rs M, have long b,ca waiting igr su.rs, may
at bet fnI some thew.
WhI- 20 b. their yhi,rt o. raise tuli' thcy bore
o. make th- OCCASION onc Il high seal c1J, m"ni.
The, 3D. MT address themselves sNg.usi'r., o. any
rr' Fiuus Denomination o. part,lui o. tae ,iii'0s
-srriaII, and o. the aycts u mlsic On particular
il ta.. alI the No. ghbuf,ng towns.
4, tb.ir ,b,s,t !, % ,ncrcas- a love u Sacred
Nu,ir. aai Al The same time Improve the hCi.iiS,,
ar,.n. rs, O. be- c1j ,m-1t, the, trust their motives
viii d. arrrsciatg, and their edurt' suocss'lul.
nar. n the Hall orsn AZ 6 o'cack. Admitiancs
l2l.g cents. "Chiijfcn hall price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-12-27

At = C0m, Of Probate held al PARIS. within al flr
the Couaty Il oxford, on he twenty sixth IA, Of
November. IN The var q ouT Lord eighisyu hun.
died anl fhy
JEREMIAH HOWE. Guardian Il M,y Nul
u ani James u Dulisr, mia5r children q Nose
DrIsy, Lle q Paris, in said County. dccsasc .
having pr',fcnt,i his Gurth account Il hit guar.
t1nship u iaii minors, f0r ptolnic--
II VAS Ordered. that the said Gasrlan give
notice g. al pcfBJus interested, Us causing D C.u,
u this ortsr 10 Je published three weeks success
,iYcl, 10 The ONffd Democrat. rtiuicl ~ p,r.-.
that they nay appear ~ Probate CoUu 'al. he'll
~ pans, IN said county. on th- frst TursilS q
January urNi. A. tea of the cl1tk il thc lfru.l'.
anil ,hcw cause. II sly thsy have. Why tie ,snr
should not lc allowed
~ GEO. X. SHAW. Register
s true Copy-Ausus Go. Il. SHAW, Reg.