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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
The New Apportionment

Il should no, BE- forgotten that an apporiiou-
men, Is To be made the next legislature The
wings are already onih, move, unkisg extra.
ordinary excrtcus u secure the neN, legi-la-
mrr. Abupi rner W 1--we ot zen years, when
an opportunity or chance IN accomplish an I'M.
poriant object present. Ii,cIf Ne find the wing
party gathering up IT. discordant elements,
and by rnran- OF money aud any amount Of
promises, euiea'oTiny 70 sc' ,nio power
Such an effort j. 20 b. attempted the present
nll, the prospect OF rcrrymandcrlnr the STAT"
A. thcy DID In iSii, bcibg a sufficient induce
mcnI 10 tn trial The following paragraph
ircn the konncbcc Journal, is lndi cllI,e Of
this -
1t should be remembered that new ap-
porlionmrn, Is 10 BE- made by the legislature
chosen next month and We may look out for
the mos, oursreou, gsrryraand.s. unless W.
elect wings enough to ,niorcc fair demarka-
ton Of districts"
The democracy uill see To It that the whIg
party be- relieved " 30 responsible duty,
and that the temptation to commit such anoth.
er outnEe, be not placed before thcm. An
homes, and Just apporioumeni, IN accordance
with the convenience and wants Of the people
our whg friends may rely uPoo II will be
made, without their especial AID.
Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Federal Warfare.

We have never known an instance where
the PuHdplss of practical democracy have cy.
,r been assailcd by the federal prints, where
any tenet IN our political creed, has been fair.
" discussed, and presented to the people Tor
their judgmcn, by our opponents, stigma,ir.
inc cpilhets they scatter upon Us broadcast /;
and our motives miscprcscn,ci bat never
as vet have they dared To attack our primer
pies Their mode OF opposition Is cheap,
we'll adapted 10 the source from which Il ORG
mates. II requires no reason or thought !,
the whole expense consists ia ink and paper,
and we'll caR lhcy afford thus to spend the
money from The hard earnings Of the people,
To destroy the peoples cause and ad,ocaics
Their whole warfare j. aralns, men no, pm.
cplcs and knowing tina, their cause depends
solely upon the popularity, or rather avail
blliiy ct their different men, they Judge the
same OF w., and think To destroy democracy
by exposing some Of the glazing inoonsisicn-
cics, as they call them, Of some Of IT. proics.
sci adhcrcnts. They forget iha, democracy
D. principle Of human nature spiritual, Ear
above the faint Ut human ayaricc OF ambition /,
while by their every action ihcy confess fed
cralism To be nrlhius more than a nc,cr-ccas.
ING opposition In the truths II democracy, for
the exclusive bcnc6, Ola selfish few. Who de-
sirr In " level down the rrca, bulk of ,cci.
city, that their own arstocrauc pride may b.
gIaudcd Federalism Is material, a mere
matter OF dollars and cents, prosperous, OF the
contrary, a. misrulc OF speculation flourish
These rcmaIks are especially applicable To
the federal editor OF The Portland Inquirer,
more ANXIOUS for the success of whirgism.
than Of Frcc-soilism. Having dissolved has
own party, he goes IN ior Wing an,.irc.. sol
candidates, cndcayors To conceal ihcif real
principles, It any they have, and misrrprc-
>ruls the principles Of the democratic capdr.
dates, and Nhai Is worse, seeks tn destroy. II
possible their well earned reputation Well,
tins Is What Ne NAV expect, for where AZ
individual lorake, hrs own cause, be- is gen.
orally more rccklcs, IN his statements, and
more enthusiastic IN h,s abuse, than an old
opponent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.

Pursuant 10 a license from the Hoo Job Prince.
Judge Of PROBATE Cor the county 4 Osiord, an of
ibs real estate Il Which AloaIo Tuhbs, late q He
bfon. IN said Coaniy 81 Osbrd, dcoea'ed, died
seiIsd. will h. .old At Nendse, Sc the payment Of
the just debts Of ssid deceased charges u admins,
trat'on. and incideu,.l charges inc-iiag the re-
version of The widows dover, on Saturday, the
fifth day Of October nsst, at one O'Clock IN the az
ternOon, at the dwelling house % the Subscriber W
said IIsbeon sad real estate consists OF that part
Of lot number nins, in the fret Range anil srS d.
vision of lots, in Hebfon Aforesaid. that lie. on the
,outhvesiery side Of the road leading by the Bsp-
tst Meeting House, and bounded az follows, 'iI:-
Commanding at the most westerly corner Of 70,
numbered eight IN the second range and bret d''s-
ion Of lots in said town Of Hebron, thenoe north
We, In the linz Of Simeon W. Hawke, To the road
Aforesaid, about seventeen rods thence by 'aid
road south. nineteen degrees west 10 the northwest
efy line Of lot numbered eight in the hrst rang.,
sbos, forty rods. thence noh.asi N the line Of said
lot numbered eight in the fret range, To the fret
mentioned hound, containing about two acres.
Terms Of psynen, made known at the time and
place OF sale.
MARY TUBS, Admioi,u,trix.
Hebros, August "a, 1850. 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

tho want Of a full organization Of its defend
ers. wewiu not nOw enlargc uPOa the sub
ier, Cor rvri, will pcycr effect the desired
object. wosK. HARD WORK alone can
accomplish IL.
We can ree,ect Gov. HvAhaED--nObOdy
doubts il, But rovs wNio RrrRrsrSTl-
rvEs N CoSoRrsS from this State. Whdi
an sril end ds,grOss - ave NGfs sNdilt No
ton Let us-slI take hcid, then, Of the mat
term earnest. DO uP the work thoroughly
and AilhfslIy ard Frsrsni the dire calamity.
Leet cat lef fle uoiias h'i': SOC ihs' srcry
S,nccraiie aG,ns Is ssiersd, 70 'uur tims and
s,scuss,Sz AZ "a, Ballot -Bcr. Watch oargrE
" ths plots Of iGs oypcsnOa--lOoi Oai for n,
GisHr TICKET.
Er,ry Seacrai,c vors 'riR ., traNicd, and
if every democra, votes on the ninth inst, a
DrNccnTir TRirNrH Is crErMS' A re-.
sal, that cannot, ail To be cheering and slori-
Gus TO every lover Of freedom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
TO ARMS

Neat MONDAY the great political battle co.
this State IS 10 b. iOUglI. Without thorough
.Bd complete organization. the whole Of tn
d-mOcIluc ioves oauI0, H. broush, u bear
upon lhc 5ommon enemy. Arcthe State. the
Couuties, Towns and School Distress, Neigh
borhOOds and families OrgaHlIsd' Thc pAulr
Of every deinOcrai IN the STATE should BE- reg
l,tersd, and esgry Democrat Be armcd AM
EQUIPPED Cor duty a, the Ballot Boxes ~hel.
the great DAY OF Battle comes on.
Are the Democratic forces all ready II 70,
ais cell lfno,, then the time Is short for
PreParatiuO, and every moment Of !, should b
improved. The prospects Of the democratic
party seldom looked more favorable than they
now DO, and Sow is the time To strike a De.
eided blow Cor DENocR.eY AND RuoRM -
Every Democrat should be ., his pos, and d,
ms whole duty.
Democracy dos not suffer 50 much for
San, Of the discrimination of II. truths, a. Coz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

the Democracy knew he would. 10 the Dem.
ccraiic prineiplcs-and The hul, finding OF
the Federal prints, is pretty good evidence On
this point. let them come on, and oppose
the holy doctrines he has advocated, aud make
% an issue before the people IL they dare
The principles avOwed, and the course pur,u-
cd, find favor with the people; and We now
prcdic, tina, JoHS HvSBARD will be rc-elec,-
cd Governor, by a majority Of from rivr TO
SEVEN THOUSAND yoTrs. The people can do
II, and they will
To the polls, then, Democrats! Go early,
and in full force, maintain your ground until
the closing Of the polls, and remember your
motto, that sterling Democratic sentiment, all
ready repeated
"EuyihiHg for ne oni',, nothing for ne
p,sl -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

would 30 better not To tell Sparks be vas
discharged. but 20, nd Ofhfrn entirely. The
,u,insss being entrusted to him; House whis-
,Sred TO oscsr KenyOp, who At once took The
hint. SPARKS cane inso court dressed OF in a
sos ,si, u clothes, and looked very much
ike gentleman. Kenyon took him BY the
and and said-" you ean't be tined yet, 50
- will 80 back to Jail"
Gong down stairs, Sparks said-" What
20 YOU think they will DO with me '"
Why" SAL. X, "Ihey wiz give you
ten years"
TIA, !. what ! expect, said he.
"c.a yOu tun. B,l.''' ssksd-K.
Ran," said he. "Ouly juAi give me =
nance, and sec. !"
well, nov Bin, yoa start and III run
liter YOU, but wont oscr,ikc yoa, and then
IN tell them you escape"
No SCORER said than donc, OF went Sparks
81 Zee, a. deer X. jumped on the steps
md laughed heartily, eNclalnins Good
iraetOas, sec him run sce han run'' and
~ SSuld laugh as II ms sides would crack
IN the meanwhile away went Sparks, and
Sas bnally cat Of sight. Presently The o'h'
ct scratched his head and slapped his thigh
..There," said he, Sc wasn't ! fool To lei
hat fellow 60 Hes gone OIL with Adam
,:ooiicllows new suit OF clothes CA, BY Ihun'
.1r,"
Thu scamp had bOrrUwed Adams suI' I'd
'ppsar 10 AZ trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Democratic Caucus.

The Democratic Republicans Of the town
Of Woodstock, met in Convention ~ the Town
House, on Saturday, The 3lst dayoi August,
1850, Tor the purpose Of selecting a candidate
fnr Representative Othe next Legislature, to
be supported by the Democracy OF the repre-
sentative district composed Of Paris aud
Woodstock.
The meeting was called To order by Orsa-
mus Mute, Chairman Of the Town Commit
tee, and Ransom Duaham chosen chairman,
and Herrick &. DaViS Secretary.
orsamus Mute, Eli Bryant, Benjamin De-
Wis and Adoniram Curtis, were chosen com
mi,,ee to receive, sort, and coun, the votes
for a candidate for Representative.
Silas Billings, Stephen Packard, Jr., Ben
amin Davis, and David Kicker, Jr., to re-
port the legality Of voters.
The committee to receive, sort and count
the votes Tor a candidate for Representative,
reported as follows.
The whole number Of votes thrown, was
one hundred and ninety-six.
Necessary IN choice. nineiy.nine.
Alden Chase had hundred and fifteen.
Sidney Perham had eigh,y-one.
ThereuPon Alden Chase was declared to
be duly nominated.
On motion Of c. c. Whitman, Sidney
Perham, onamus Mute, and T. C. Cush-
man, were chosen a committee to present res
who reported the following which
was unanimously adopted.
Rssohted, Tha, we have confidence in the
ability and Democracy Of Alden Chase, Esq,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Mr.. Reed.

Mr.. Reed has never avowed, iha, We know
Of, the following sentiment uttered by Nh.
Fessendcn, bu, he has uniformity Praeiieed il
through his political life.
e" am not, and never have been, mem
Der Of an abolition society, and have made no
secret of my UNQUALIFIED WANT or
CONFIDENCE in the csPcdiency and beno-
fetal effects Of such associations"
Mr. Reed now boasts that BE- has succeeded
in diving tina, " OH fudge Of a Goodcnov"
as be calls him, of Of the iraok--ihat he IL
no, the man for Congress, and shall not have
that piece.
This shows how much sympathy and re-
sPect he has for men acknowledged to h. IA
'onble to Free Soil sentiments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

CO II is charged by the opponents Of Mr..
H., and presume justly, that Hon. Charles
Andrews on the contrary, the democratic can.
didaic Tor Congress, threw the whole weight
Of his influence in favor Of Mr. IIamlin',
election. Tha, Is something iangible-It
shows the mans actual position. That his
views and feelings on the subrc, of slavery
harm-nile with uosc Of lIr HlnlIn, and hat
he can IN no event, nor hT any purpose, b.
enlisted On the SIDE Of the encmy-and o.,
either be or Mr Reed must, under the Law.
BE- our mex, representative To Congrss. have
10 hesitation IN giving my preference to the
hrncr. 4 FRrE SCUM.
-Ea1TH Tiuu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Thn CONGREGATIONAL Election,.

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I, III. F,0h District. Hon. T.. X. SN,Er
:, IN. Jsmoc,,ic candidate. He has BEN
ia, ,,,,., d,,;,, m. term NJ Coogrc..
.;o,,tBs and In, .bovn himself eminrn,ly
uo,,hy n ,h,, ,,iumrh,r, re-elec,ion which.
h. !, destined 10 receive Nothing more
.,,,rv,y marx, The Federal iendcneic. Of the
Frccso,l leaders. than their course IN ,hi. dis.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

\ Nav AHricLs or EIrosr Il friend
informs Us that a unn n Ncabufsy", ), bus.
lug up ali ihr huchIcbcurs to b. had 900 that
vicinity, tor thc Purpose u ."nding them out
tu California. lIe hls purchased an incrrJr.
bic number Of bu,hds for it.. rurpr,e He
sent oui a few last year by way of carsr-
mrni, and they arrived safe aud sound Thu.
encouraged, be- propose. To go into the bust
ness 90 a larger sale The brine, arr fouc
uP In u0 b"Nr- anil -alri a.'urht Nuhiny
could P,sslhly have better flavor n harn.
about % 60 Massachusetts, imuugrln,uDa-
'iomn ,hln hurklrhrmc, and m.Ik. ur
pudding u''5' ct lh.m The fruit oul there
would D. alu,p., worth 10. weigh, M gold -
L0r,H Cou1sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

The Portland Inquirer q the 10Th ult, ina
scurrlous article headed Game playing"
SAYS of the Democratic p0nincr for Congress,
&c Mr. Andrews is neither Temperance nor a
temperate man" 80 basc sia,cmcu, will hc
properly appreciated by the inirlhgcn, voters
of lhls vicinity. and all Ne ask II the Free
Sol voters who are particularly acquainted
with our candidate. j., that ihc statements Of
tha, paper iu other respects, MAY receive the
same degree ct credit, that ihoy are compelled
90 CAV, in this. II the Editor ct tina, paper
would take the trouble 10 inquire into the 80.
uation II certain individual. o., lo his cbu,iy
at the Hallovcll lIousc, after ,he decision OF
the Wing State Committee IN favor Of Mr.
Reed aud agains, Mr. Goodcuow, We think
him possessed Of modes,y enough, to CRY quit.
Mr. Chairman OF the Free Sol Convention a,
south Pans YOU ate ultimately acquainted
with our Candidate, is the sa,cmcu, Of the
Inquirer 30 lhis resPcc, true OF ials,'
ASH CHANFACNr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

Nav MEuoo PErrAuSo 70 Rrrsr Try.
AS.-Thc 81 Lou,, Union u the 10Th lost.
SAYS
An cSprr,s, nlnc days oui from santa ~
reached Fon LA,rnvouh on "Wednesday
last, bringing 1t - 'aid, a reluisiiou for 4,
large quantity Of arms, 10 h. us'1d aga,ns, III,
Texan authorities m case hostile measure.
arr resoucd To. The st Paul met the An.
sas and -. Ange With the eth regiment u DO.
hnlry on board, and al the officers belonging
10 tha, regiment iNoy viii i. compelled m-
mciatcly to return Capt. lImco,s. fum
JcHrron barracks, baarrr Of dcspairh,, ,o
Fur lsaVeuvUrih, also returned "a ~. Paul "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

o. The Kcnnebec and Portland Railroad
which heretofore extended only from the At
Iantc and ST, Lawrence road at North Var.
mouth to Bath, i. now completed from Port.
land to North Yarmouth, 30 that II is an en-
tire and dis,inc, line from Portland to Bath.
The cars commenced their regular trips yes
terday.
Ct Suppose the choice OF the next Presi-
dent, should devoIye 90 the House Of Repre-
sentativcs, for whom would Isaac Reed vote
For Daniel Webster. Who doubts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Fatal Accident

~ the train Of cars Nas passing through
Yarmouth, Yesterday afternoon on their o..
turn With 'hc picnic party Of ihc Son, N
Temperance, w. rrgrrt 10 learn that Mr. q.
II Corser, son Of oa' c.lmahlc touusmau.
Mr ;. I. Cor,cr, aged a'.osi ~. vas knock.
ed from the top Of one of the rar while pass.
ing under one Of the hriigc-, aud instantly
kIlcd We heard 81 lhc ascidrnt late l4,,
evening. aud was unable TO obtain any further
particulars --.iarors.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
ANTI IIlNFAONt

MIR Reed is a sound and reliable
Wing lnobody doubts that, unlc,, some Of
h., own party DO, on account Of hl, boiling
Iropcus,li,s,J and on the question Of free soil
be- b. entirely acceptable To the friend, Of TIA,
party, Who have adopted him as their csndi.
date al, their Convention. - Bah Tr,5u1,.
Facts show to the coa,rary-ihc ,craciiy
Of the Tribune to the contrary no,wilhs,and.
lug. lie was entirely unacceptable to q
large portion OF them. Mr. Wiley, Of the
Portland Inquirer, acknowledges that +. II.
Morse should have bcru nominated instead Of
Mr. Reed H. knows that Mr. Reed has
more than once opposed the election OF Mr.
Morse on account Of his Frccsoll principles.
Tie knows iha, Mr. Reed opposed the cleo.
tiou Of Mr.. llamlin. Mr.. Wiley knows,
too, that Mr.. MUIse was the only man tia, the
Wings could have nominated, for whom the
Aboluouists could vote consistently with
Frccsoll principles. Yet no goes over TO the
Wings, regardless OF frcc>oil principles, and
would, If possible, take his parry ~nh him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
UHIon ard Democracy Governor
Election.

AAINkANAs
Il - gratifying 10 hotties the splut OF union
and concession, ~A,ch Is every where us.sle
ln this SUITE, ameug the Democracy, on the
su5lec' OF the approaching election. Er1y
tIHg jJr tis cause, and HoihiHy for men, Is
The motto ga the hps OF all true Democrats
,hrJughol, hg State. We cannot think
there is a single uaa Who will risk hs rcpu-
iai,uu a. protested Democrat, "a gong M
Tor H.,N manly, and thus aiding the whigs
and 'arryssiHg H,a,ur,J, to CRAFTY personal
hnImos.'y. The Democrats are con,endlng
Tor the establishment Of great principles, and
30 personal consideration, or personal prefer.
ancs' Will IEducc them TO lose sigh, of those
,or a mumeui.
Up, then, Ne men OF liberal principles, IN
every town and district and choose your Rep
'eseuta'Nes-rio the polls on Monday next,
and secure the glorious puLe within your
reach Spare 20 pains OF exertions 10 rally
very vote, and Concentrate /, ON The r,gula,
Don0erd''e i'oI,f. Never was there a tim.
~hen y"uT efforts could do more Ar the eause
Ji liberty and equality, than now. Tn.
whole character Of the government Of ,h,s
State Tor the coming year, perhaps for many
'ears, and the complexion Of Congress, de.
cnd upon your eNeriioHs. Will you, can
'ou, bold back for moment with 50 much
depending on your Selion as this.
Gov Hubbard has pruycd himself true, as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

"a No one who is careful observer OF
the origin OF the umes, can doub, for a mo-
men,, that portion Of the freesoil party IN
this state, whatever may have been the orig.
lnal objects Of It's formation, is now IN the
field OF political warfare, secretly or openly,
As will bes, answer It's purposes, lending all
It's energies, to the success OF the Federal par.
" IA the coming election.
True the Editor OF the Portland Inquirer,
announces to his readers, that he is Just as
willing to support Democrat As Wing, IT
he IS only right on the frecso,l question
profession.
This same editor is warm IN his recon-
mendaiion Of Isaac Reed and w. r. fessen-
den, wing candidates for Congress; but says
nothing by way OF recommending T. X.
Smart, a well known freesoil man, and the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Waldo Dis,rlet-Praei'os.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

" The r,'Poa'aiis editor of the Portland
Inquirer, (Abolition,) in hi Las, issue, arrr.
SIS the Dcmocrl,ic nominee for Congress from
this District, ofwritng letters for the purpose
Of acquiring the voters Of the Free Soil par.
" THIS We are authorized To say j. fri,'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Se eriorS Democrat.
r>Rls. rrrsp,Y. >Err !. 1850.

II Sshs,ribss. o. The n,rnrerst ia Seth fari'
- strtnit, ~tu h~rys isf an thstr IaF-ts 81 No
,fors q Messr. Rust \ Nol Ne.
IN Ncr~s, Nifhrs srj viCrnf', az ~ >.'r' II
JEREMIAH HOWE.
IA R.ckh-Ll Village sni ,icntJ,, 81 che llolsl q
John TAYLOR, Es2. A. each of~hisS places
rlsy ~in D. 5slissfsd frss = p-siass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

CT Look out for all sorts OF misrepreseni-
Itions in the Federal prints, and opposition
,aPers, the last just before election, when II
will BE- too late to contradict them and show
Up their enOrmi,y till after election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
LOOK OUT
J W p

1.-The Federal Party IN Maipe are ,ctiycly
at work to secure the legislature. and elect
four members II CoNgrrss They want to
gcrrymandcr tie state In the new apporiion-
meni. They wan, the VOTE Of Maine IN Con.
gres' Tor Federal principles, and II need be-,
for Federal President. Shall they have ~
Dcmocrais OF Maine, shall they have i'll
Arm,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

ca Three children Of VI. Clu,c died ru
Castle, Y. Y, from eating mushrooms ior
supper. The mother and two other children
recovered. OF course they gathered agd ate
toadstools, instead Of the champignos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

A. c. Morton, Esq, Chief Engineer upon
the A. d ST. l.. Railroad, has been appoint.
ed tn suPerintend the preliminary survey OF
the European and North American Railway,
for which the Legislature has made an aPPro-
pria,ion Of $4,000.
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the nominee Of this meeting, aud tina, We will
use our influence to secure his election.
Voted that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Oxford Democrat.
RANSOM DuNHAM, Chairman.
HsRRicK c. DAVIS, Scc'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

- lots Ut peaches are sold 100 New YORK
a, 'lN cents basket, about lhrrc Pcck, 10
Boston YOU can get a Prc'iy Gir pclch i,r
two crBts
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g. The great western railroad from Mag.
ara Falls to Detroit = pui under contract, and
will b. cOmm'no'd immediately on iic $40.
tIon lying between Hamilton aud London.
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II A brute by the name Of George Mar
tin, of Greene County, n. Y, has been sent
to the Caiskill Jail, charged with committing
rape upon his own sister.
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II Our correspondent &" CORNELIUS" will
attend the Camp Meeting At Waieriord, th,. vel.
aud report ANYTHING Of special interest, which aa,
occur, br the 'iti'factIon Of ihs reader. ~ the
Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03

y The headquarters Of the army, from
and after the end ct October next, will BE- -.
~ the Distinct Of Columbia.
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NOTICE

IN ONford UniSsr.alid Association ~il hoLl
n, ann,nl meeting ~ AypoVIH, on Wc'n.,,4y
anil Thursiay. ihs Ilh and Sch u Ssptsrnb-r-
Augu,, 20, lsjJ.
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DIED.

u Buck6ch, Aug. -, very spiJcnly of disease
Of the heart, Stephen Hutehinsoa, aged 81 YEAR,.