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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

TREsPAssERs ON THE PUBLIC LANDs.-The i'm
mense value of the timber stolen from the United
States every year may be judged of by the fact that
the District Attorney of Michigan recently reported
TO the Solicitor of the Treasury that he had auho
rized the marshal to seize some twelve millions of
feet of lumber sawed and in the log, lying at diff
ferent mills in the State, all taken by trespas
sers from Uncle Sans land.
A case has just been decided in the United States
District Court of Alabama where Daniel Gore, Of
Tuscaloosa county, was fined $500 and imprison-
ment for cutting 400 pine trees from the public lands
The following points were decided by the case:
st. That the cutting or removing from the public lands
any timber of any description is ndicabe and punishable by
fine and imprisonment
3D. That the entry of the lands by the espasse after the
trespass, is no bar to the Indictment. ~
Sd. That the of limitation does not begin to till
five years after the trespass.
The imprisonment in the above was by the Judge,
made merely nominal at the suggestion of the United States
District Attorney.
The judgment in the above is strengthened and con-
rmtd by decision of the Supreme Govt of the Uni
ted States at Washington, appeal from the United
States Circuit Court Of the district Of Michigan The United
States Supreme Court in that decision says:
"The cutting and using oak and hickory is nd,abe;
and the cutting and using any other description of timber
trees from the public lands would be equally ndcabe and
being the punishment by fine and imprisonment fol-
low in all cases."
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

Amongst the passengers board the steamer Griffith de-
stroyed by fire Cleveland party Of thry-one
English emigrants, principally from Cambrdgeshe. Most
Of them intending to settle in Medina county, COho
where they have relatives and friends But three Of the party
survive Robert Hall, himself saved lost his mother wife,
two two daughter two brothers. and sisters
all William Waters himself saved lost his wife and son.
Joseph Money, lad saved his father and two sisters,
lost. The following entire families were lost Thomas
Rhodes, wife, two sons. and three daughters William
Walker wife and William Taylor, wife, two sons, and
two daughters
In all, hundred and fysix dead bodies have been
found Twenty women, ortyseven men, and twenty
five children, buried in trench the lake shore near
where the sad disaster happened Arrangements were mmed
atey set foot at Cleveland however, to have all these
bodies dsnered that they might be transported to that city,
and be consigned to separate graves.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

HANDLING MoLrKS LEAD AND IRoS.-The Boston Ira
weller says experiments similar those recently made in
France BY which molten lead and are handled with
tire impuniy, the hands and being boldly immersed in
the boiling liquids have been tried with equal success at the
scientific school, Cambridge fortuous circumstance dis
covered that the apparently wonderful results nothing
out the simple effect of what is called the pheoida condition
OF water or moisture The theory Of the thing is that when
the metal has attained high degree Of heat it changes the
moisture on the hand the tongue into gobules
spheroda FORMS which prevent the immediate contact Of the
iron with the skin The experiments to be repeated be-
fore the Natural History Society Of Boston soon So they
will be duly reported
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

BURLINGTON. TnI-WEKKLr TELEeaArH.-This is the
Burlington, Iowa II published by Morgan and McKnnv
ne materials OF the paper new and present very fine
appearance, under the udcous Of the printer
he IhgTaph not to be party paper but is to be- devoted
70 suen matters as will make piabe in every quarter
weekly paper 10 ~ be issued also -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

BEeeAns LOOK 0Ur.-The Mayor of the city of BALI
has issued orders instrucng the police officers
all street beggars adult and children, and have them
med TO the almshouse Some arrests have already been
made under these instructions and the parties committed
for thirty days to be kept work. They will have to put
up large building If they expect to accommodate all
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-06-29

couagement shall be given RAISE produce of exporabe
uc and general demand, Nicaragua will be converted into
region of immense wealth"
OF the other four republics of Central America by which
Nicaragua surrounded, namely, Costa RIGA, San Salvador
Guatemala and Honduras only few words are neces
say In Costa Rica ia Nicaragua, the soil is snguary
productive and ell the articles peculiar to ntelopcal re-
gions grown in abundance excepting cochnea cotton
and the yine which liable to be destroyed by the Pc
odcal rains. Coffee the staple export and as well as
indigo tobacco and Cocoa which also produced, Is re-
markable for its quality Woods drugs, grain fruits pon
try, and variety of miscellaneous articles, likewise form
part of the Of this little republic Some gold
mines exist and present being worked although without
any very extraordinary results Copper and coal are like
wise found but these Of have been neglected The
population amounts 10 lOO 900 inhabitants, Of whom only
600 are Indians The trade Is now almost exclusively
carried on with England in British bottoms but the ship
ments taking place on the Pacific sd the tedious route by
Cane Horn is serious drawback In s4s the exports
sisted of I5 900 cw of Coffee estimated at S6 board
of about O. 900 or and hides of considerable guam
y of mother-ofpear Ncsraguawood and sarsapara and
of small number Of pearls the total estimated value being
ST. OOO San Jose, the capital is $500 feet above the
level Of the sea- and from this ca-road Of seventytwo
miles forms the communication with the port of Punta Arenas
on the Pacific The great want of this republic has been
communication with the Atlantic, the long nav.
paon by Cape Horn and the Government now proceed
ing vigorously with road Of 66 miles from San Jose TO the
Sarapqui river which into the San JUAN and will thus
furnish the opening that desired Costa RIGA is the only
one ofhe republics Of Central America that for any enphen
ed period has been free from anarchy and the result is that
she is steadily advancing to prosperity, and that treaty of
amy, commerce. and navigation concluded with her by
Great Britain the Goth February last She has AT
minister in London, Senior Molina who is understood TO be
the writer Of very intelligent pamphlet on her resources
which has lately been published By notices in the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

am more Of "a fool than yourself You sold a
bushcl Of Gax.scod for three dollars, and paid
one dollar for a spoonful oft That is what
it means"
The story was soon told. I!e was one Of
the scyenty-fyc who had uat day purchased
the hax-socd. lie had leit the ground before
the selling was over, and was ignorant as 10
the Gie OF the calf But nOw the whole was
unnyclleJ. And while husband and wife
both experienced some modification. the joke
Was too good to allow any proiracted distur.
hancc Of their comPosurc.
Mrs. VI. poured out another cup, rs her
husband declared that the matter Of the clock
shouldn't deprive hiu Of biz usual allowance,
especially after a day of such fatigue.
The meal wa. a, lngih finished but BE-
fore that, bih had recovered their eqnanimi.
ty. aud c,un smiled a ,he strange events of
DE- day Tho pcdla- didn't c,sape .ome M.
tIr m'Iol,ri.on Tor lh, para Doe bad acted bot
Vi VI declared that mlu deserved some
credit who could ears hrs purposes dcspitc Of
such ohtarIr- but alter 40, h. thought bic
wife ,hr better salesman, who could dispose
0f O. bushcl Of old haN.ss.d lor three dollars,
and a calf as good as dead lor ten dollar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Tm DGyL ,Sp DR. FAusrUs.-Faus'us,
one Of the earliest printers, had the policy to
conceal his art, and to this policy we are IN
dcbted lor the tradition Of "The Devil and
DIR. Faustus." lie associated with John Of
Gouenburr. Their types were cut IN wood
and fixed, not moyoable, as NJ present. Ilay.
ing printed of irnumbcr- Of copies Of the Bible,
to initiate those which were commonly sold IN
MS, he undertook the sale Of them At Paris,
where printing was tssn unknown. A he
sold his copies for 80 crowns, while the scribcs
demanded 500, he created universal astoush-
mcnt; but when he produced copies as fas,as
they were wanted, and lowered the price to
30 crowns, all Paris was agitated. The uni
formity Of the copies increased the wonder;
information was given to the police against
him as 4 magician; and his lodgings being
searched and great number Of copies found,
they were seized. The red ink with which
they were embellished was supposed to be his
blood and it was seriously adjudged that he
was in league with the devil. II he had not
fed, he would have shared the fate Of those
whom suPerstitious judges condemned in ,hoee
days for wiichcrait, A. ID. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

s5r FInl elias, IN PhiIo.ophy---iep out
close your booLs-John Jones--how many
kingdoms IN u4urc'
Four"
" Name them
England, Ireland Scotland, and Wales
Pass 'o ncNt-Sm,h."
Four-lhc animal, vegetable, mineral,
and kingdom come
Good, go up head"
" llolb,-Wha, Is meant by the animal
kingdom
Lions, tigers, elephants, rhiuocerOse',
hppopoiamu,o.. alligaior,, monkeys. jack
ls,c., hackdrNcrs, and ,choolmastcrs.
q" Very r,i-but you'll take a licking for
Your last remark"
"G,lcs-Whai D, the mineral kingdom -
The hull Of Calliomcy."
Walk sright up head"
Johnson--whar the vegetable kingdom 20
Garden sarsc, potatoes, carrots, ingyons,
and all kinds Of greens that's COED for cook.
ing"
&" Nnd wha, are pines, hemlocks, and elmN
amt they vegetables :"
" No slr-cc-you can't cook 'cn-thcm'
saw logs and trlmin timber"
Boys, give me a piece of apple, and yol
can have an hours intemission-eNUc
IioJh. ~ Y. SPIRIT ofhs inns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

Tr. fr.er- E-.. I. I.r- -s'I.v. from che l.rt
.nr- .r.r- .t r..r.. 1rr rarr r.rras 10 th
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w.E-.a allf r.s.r-r H.E tHr kasI.
What workman aIas-at Obs ufs OF .frsI,
yhH nl sssh Ht.r, ,rrh ,,II. each rurs,
NUHf Hur#. rang. uhfr arnmr.s t,1r,
Irahrrp fr-r. arfvhst4h.r
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F.4rr.t each sr..I-l ..rrt ar' .hrss,
T..frhs vpys 11a rnr thr rnsk
II. Uur ihr f1rr.a- ihr alI,
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D. -urr of r.rs rrF tempest rnsr,
br.r. afaH- r.hr. .r rhr .hrrr,
sail .r. H.r f1r rr breast Or. sea-
Orr h.rrrs, rur hHr.., lrr BH with thsss
oar hearts 0sr barrs, -rr Fuy,r., 6ur tears,
Cur bfh urrrrhaui u',r arr s1r,.
NrraHv.th thrr-,rr 1.I Nth fl-r'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Diamond Cut Diamond.

The other day a gentleman who had orca-
sion 10 eros, New York in q cab, found. on
alirhtng, that he had mo- change IN biz pocket.
The only shop At hand was a cigar store in
which were some three Of four fellows, be-.
side, the proprietor, putting the ,illalnou.
weed
The gentleman entered, requesting the rab.
mln TO follow him, and handing five dollar
bin the Yorker" asked him 10 change II.
The cigar ycndcr handed him o three dollar
b,Il 1nd ,llo balance lu silver. out Of which
the rab-nan Was paid. and went on his way
wiairur
But moment afterwards, the gentleman,
looking ar the bl, found tito bel very sus.
p.cIous looking document purportIng to be a
proml.,ory note of,hc Dogiouu Lumber and
Mining Company, or some such ambiguous
or apo,ryrhal institution. Finding he had
been shaved, be- asked the cigarNcndcr Il that
va, @ loul b.Il
a good bin YES Iwi,h had ten
thousand of 'cm, va, the answer "Bll ."
Cynkng ioa Misunderstanding B'hoy'D
U,u'ttlat ere % good billy"
Good as the wheat" said the bhoy
and "gooi good ." was echoed round the
shop
Very well, ," said lhc gentleman, II ask.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Connt 2indendorrs Prayer.

Gar.#r. IHrJ. mss ve believe.
N-1rrs ou 40 Thy fee grace,
G.H.l things HHI seem IglIrVTs
Iu-tH- iH Thy pT1Uisss.
tsrb, Ihy nsrules stronghold is,
IhrrsmrlHymsrt t,ily this,
Ia proceed a1 path. unknown,
lsHrH- Hr To-. grace riHrF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
Lbc Crtor0 prm0uGt
rrHtrsurr F,rEN rUTsu,Y voHNrs, ~
MILLETT & MELIEN.

IrEus.-Oir- t.I1r and hU, urrrs bon ray1roS
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19

uun 10 return a, least. she didn't make hs
appearance, and with good deal of rcasol
the pcllor though, that she did no, intend I,
return. Probably She supposed that he ha,
departed BE this as It may, the pcdar wa
giving up. and had actually risen and was 90
progress toward the clock. Witha q view to de
pou u once more to ms wagon, when III,
door crrakcd and she again entered.
She seemed inclined ,o pauSc--and. per
hlp, did plusc-bui wha, was more to th,
purpose, be- lncicd iha, she was ahou, 10 haz
ard some rcmark-hc hoped a recommends
ton OF the clock--at lra,t1 word as to IL.
rood appearance. But thcmistook. She did
indeed, speak q word ur two only, however
but lor the life OF him, ,hr pedlar couldn't de-,
eide whether the drift va, Tor or agansthim
'' lavish Mr. Nj was 1i home." sand th.
woman he" she paused
Wha, was she going 20 a5i The pejlar
would nave given almost tbr pricrofa clock
go have had hIs duuht. rr-a,,cd. H.
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mlnucr, was. that she meant tn intimate thal
hcr husband would b. even more summary
morr udiI1rrn, hr could mott appcar-mor
so and determined Was impossible Bmput.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
q" lu, wha, do sou ask for the clock i''

Fifteen dollars-,hc small sum Of fNccn
dollars"
The woman took O seat For few mo-
mcnts She seemed distracted and lost. But
a, length returning 10 the subject, she said,
e. On the terms YOU propose, | will take the
clock"
' That was the decision which the pcdar
had been looking for with all imaginable Ic-
sire, and now no time was 10 be lost--sad
none, indeed, was lost
Follow me, said the woman, rising md
leading the way To an outer nom, where yas
standing a cask with about buslcl Of lex
seed. which had been there time out Of M, ,d.
Her husband had often wished It away, md
now the pcjlar nigh, take 1t.
IN right" sad the rcdiar, o.. p, %
whl, rricoi"
"Thrrc dollars" replied the wUman-.i
va, douhlr the price of the clean fresh -ccd.
Agreed, l." said the pcdlar, ms mind rum.
ming over lhc los, he mu., sustain on ,h.s be.
sis, bul lo,, or no lu,, hc v1s glad lr snll o.
clock
"wmr neat, mndam poo inquired DE ped.
lar
"W,.l," said the woman, beginning airly
60 ocNuIt '' ihc good bargain She Was making,
and even luyuria,Iul in ihn thought, 1s how
her husband would hm,clf be- pleased a' her
skill 900 bargain making, we've got a calf
yon may take
d" \ whr'' asked lhc prdlar, cog ,lrai-
der following haul upon the annuur.uun.
CALF ''r," repeated ,hc vom'n yau
said you would take anything w' md 90
spare.
R.rhi. r.nht, ~ a.i 'h" podIarrc"runr
himself n- wnlla, bee could, "aca.i-'. y#.
.Il ih. --mr, i0"i ,-, n"iH0ut am.-, '' wn'
oi trad. 100 'hr world iuwt'o account ]
dare saw
By'hH time tIr woman md conducted "ur
hrm 'o',ma0I r,u, with as"u'hnm EXPOSURE
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Of dar 'eod. He had paid large price for
1t, and not having a great quantity, he would
sell only a single spoonful Of 1t To one indi,
yidual. In this way he could give them an q
chancc; but mark IL, gentlemen, Il YOU
please, said he, ." sell only one spoonful tc
an individual one spoonful--no, a thimblc,
full more"
Price :" inquired farmer
One dollar, gentlemen, per spoonful, %
said the pcdlar, " know it'shirh-but Uei
haN seed, gentlemen, YOU don't scc every
day. "
4" \ dollar Tor q spoonful Of lax seed ''
exclaimed m old settler, with a long pendent
queue, at ms back, D" never heard of such
a price"
\ fair price, / dare say," said a man
standing by, a ilir pncc b. IT, thu rcuuiu,
there, now, can't think or the kind-it',
the new sou Id give five dollars, II could
not get q spoonful without, Only Tor seed
,.r-lor -rrI."
"Pny. Mr. PrIIar." said another. " j.
flr seed murrIN
"wm. / rather think rva.. Iiuporrd
it,
" From what counlr, dri u come" asked
another
We'll, that. moro thln ran ,1y. whrih.
rr from Flanders. or ireland. or New lIol.
land
but those p7mr- ,g,r. ,nnr,h and a. ,hr
la-' snrm0i 'o lrrrr longest 900 SOME ones
mind. lr mmrfI7,rI, exclaimed. New
Holland. ygs. ] d1rc .a,--a rand country fur
FAX :" arI presently rhr multitude hnt m.
pruyrI ul tlr-. hints. and round twrur. tlni
fr,rr. urs Frx -,cI uf "a choice kind. lust u
.um Nrv Ua0.7nd rnd oncuan. who sr.m.
GA ,o know something off geography. ani
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likely to get sick on a voyage"
THAT, indeed, ;" said another, "hc looks
as il he'd been very sea-sick-l dare s1y he
was"
"IIc needs something to eat" said the
pcdlar, It's good while that he's been fast
ing"
"Wcll, said the purchaser, with some as
sunrcc, and well satisfied with his bargain,
plenty OF milk hard by--comc, boys, give
him lil into the wagon, and I'll import him
a little lurher."
Accordingly, some half a dozen hands were
soon occupied in raising the calf into the f,r.
mgr', cant
Mrauvhilc the pcdlar rolled up the bills,
and safely deposited them in bis pockc,booL,
Si.ch on returning tn is usual pIarc he said.
" Onc hundred dolIars onc hundred doliar
for a clock that viii do"
No tine was now lost by the podlar BOO Co.,
hitrlug h., hurrs; which done, D., lult tr
headquarters, there to tell aud cyuI' over lha
success Of his cNpcumen, in selling cIo.A
The multitude. which bad been ,omr umr
thinning, now len the Court House and il.
precincts Go their solitude.
st about halfpa,t seven that evening. fr
mcr VI having returned, was quietly seated
with his wife a, the supper.,abIc. H. SCENE
cd, though wc1rcd, IN cyrcIlcn, spirits
Several circumstance, had occurred during
ihs day Co pu, him in good humor. Nud .or
sumcrrgsun hi. wife looked, hc thought, moro
thau ordinarily interesting; she va, d0.s-rd
with munr taste. The room vas nrar and t..
d,. rhr lIHli shuuc mor brilliantly auI 'ho
table hal better hiIl Of frc ln short, NJ.
VI bad ,y.r,rd hrsclrio give her husband "a,
Kind and welcome "a reception s ,hr veil
could Md She had evidently srorr.d,'.-
n. seemed pleased, while .hc herself 80. un.
usually cheerful and ,oc.abIc
She had just poured ont @ tHiul OF fourth
cup orlaa, and va, iu the very act Of handing
i,toIrr husband across the table, when from
800 adjoining room was heari the clock siuh-
bore ONE, two. three, four
Nr. VI had taken The cup ha' l' i'.. l.
suddenly asrf at that instant paralysis bad
seized H.s am-,hr cup broke, and ID, ira
flooded 'ho table a' The same umr' w' glance
oia hndI.d eve shot across nj h' VIE.
"''m'"' wv said h'' va "a somewhat sharp
an' .n4a.''''. ''"'.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-03-19
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How TO SELL 4 CLOCK.
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wan, none. at the same ruc rrtrcatin- a
few pace, from m, door
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mo ui,h,n,hs door little but cautiously
and ciyUy. as thr woman rr,roatcj-" &c..
Task. madam. whether you I1yc a clock r'
The woman cast. / vsjlnot say an ind.g-
mur look az che cl,.s-maa-buta O look crr.
grly uu, Lrrd o., the same luur saving with
..u. spirit. we wan, uoa. OF your clocks,
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Thr~iIar took o. seat.
Trc -rr1r which vc have thu, briefly De-
.rrr.I occurred iu the " Od Dominion 90
rut u uh1t particular section wr arr uo, 20,
liberty tu state. The house 90 which DO ur-
rurri was a vsII-lookng hab.ui.on ODD,
nI..i, bu, hDpt rn clover rrr.r d WIS
owned art ucculud b, "a tmurot some c0n-
,...auua BOO tho-c pats, bu, singular anI
yur -.tnh.- way. laA, SOME other, u
other quarters, hr hat mh.hrj strong au'na-
Hr.. AGAINST Nmgrrtum and all ,- rrhaH.r
mt,. 10. n'y ha..d 'hr sight ol lna.ar 4.
aaI although Disposed Co treat bus speeches
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urmuar. .s tn ln -'. Zoo several .n..aur.-.
nI.ri, hr haI dismissed w.,h -um. ~',HH
these ur.am merchants. who hl o..ri
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