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The ao~er. on ~ S,srsin =, ss.''sO0' a. ~A'a
In morn'. dew, Aour, Sf'' '0"ga nv ai' s'"'
AoI-.. Ia, uosuSaia. n, had VII k"g '''e'
A. ..sls a. ever Il sssrosd To thess s,c';
And lsus vi, thou tahet the tempest anil ''o'"'.
That .ps,I their ,ls,I ~rsiA ga 'hi"e 90" e''''''
orw-
I. the L,,N r.rlsp .vss, h-srs have Is''''d-
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Bot ms, rss.t s.d thr, t,-g. ioas h'r'~su
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Ru,h, hrar .uIl b. .uvBs, SEE ihourt lo"k'"g al-''e
Oh pa, &c 3D.. t,tbsr ,hi, $50 cherished dove
Np5 go, uaLlr t,rg,h.r., a tsigtt bsrp, ta"d.
O,,rs r..-r l.t ,.. s,,, $50 ,a.s..u. a1rn h''t.
No.,f tr.-lrt su.l,1u,-r-. ,s, .v',t o.. CO.,, h,a'',
Bot l.r,,,u .,a,l, is.th,r, o., -,-,, ~, as.' Ia''
NnlIshs,raH,. bsrr,s t'l ,as '1's,
r.rILs.~ that s.. heart ~u rsy,e faithful an.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

Az ON SgrrLrR.-Elcycn conyic,s IN the
Massachusetts, State Prison, SAYS the boston
Advertiser. wcrr brought into Court IN Mon
day, in Boston. to receive additional sentences
for being ''sccond comcrs." The case which
excited the most interest, was tina, Of . man
IS years Of age, named Henry Woods, who
has three times been sentenced for life, and
as often hal his ssn,encc rcmlticd bcsldc'
having served SIX other sentences ior larccnics
Since the war 1910, be- has passed O. days
In solitary confinement, and y ycars a, hard
labor IN the State Prison, and on Monday ~
criycd an additional sentence Of slN months.
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N. H. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BAlSAMlC ELIXIR,

-
rut oRrIr soRrHrRs REMEDY ron
CAqoua2uno-nlp6dDms
Ai,o, he noa ,s,rfusi R,-ody N fhs We'idJo'
COLDS, COUGHS, wIIooPING COUGH
cRouF on ouISsr. ASTHMA, rAN ~ Iht
IDI on STOMACH, AsD At pisiAsLs
OF THr
LUNGS AND LIVER
THIS medicine !, purely vegetable, and . By LAT
i the most shcciunl madeleine known br diseases
affecting the l,,Hshal ~ pulaorarV orgaHs.
IT, cdect upon the patient Is most marked, and
differs frpm that II most medicine. recommended
or the SANE cpupaints IN the following particulars
Ist-lt never iuiiatSs the organs Il should sooihe
--ncyer dries up the cough, having the cause nn-
touehcd-bu hrst hosss' ~ cough, '1u'a''s ~ o.
,isfaiss ., st.iag then removes the causc' 'ridi-
esiiHF u s5rsplsi,ly fom the system, when, a. mat,
ter u course, the c5sgh c'si,s, and the patient 70
we'll.
2I-lt never produce. co.tysuc.s IN the con.
sump,iyc paiient-on the contrary, h has laNsii'c
effect. and u q moderate saihartic. We DEF, the
world 20 produce case ol oo.t'sness 50 invetefals
lu, that in two 90 three works Che patient IN the
mean tins having proper regard 6r die) It viii en-
trrly remove IL. and produce healthy action II the
boveh.
all does not produce a drynss. Il the kin,
b,, !. powerful promoter Il sensible and inscnsi
~. psr.pimtion thu. cNpsllng, b, the pofc. II the
lin. those nauscUus huids and impuriiics 4 ihr
Mod. the retention n which in the system y the
.utc prrcursof II difsaf', fi-tGos aai doth.
W. Az not pretend that DOWNS ELIXIR ). a
.p.ci6c fr AL the ~ that fcsh u heir %, but
4, say, and can confirm by ncontc'tiblc evidence,
that 90
CONSU NPTION,
anil AZ diseases II the lungs, the liver and the pull
m8nar, orgnns, II u HHuraiisi-H7s3zii'f. Hun
dfcls have l., Il hen snatchcd from an uniimol,
gave. and HUNDREDS who DELAYED ton bong ~ nee,
have found ~ H. sdsaacCd state II their dis'lsc,
that rsL,f fros 'sfIisE which they hal Na,nl,
.uughi from ever o'h'r s"uroc.
Tho tar4iaals afii,ias = highly concentrated
snd pu, ~, in o. and IL o. -ltile. =, no, Ct.
.nd one dhr 30 l-,,t, and each l.ittl' Sanaatsl
o. contain -,srs syH'rs tsyJis' than hur i-ltil'
II Az, Il M, wax ,dulicnird pinl l.til" prcram.
i,ous II The day.
W. have received hlsiroi' n fuhfrI''f II ~
vonI,riul cure, irum ,,,N pat II ih" cuunir
man, ~ vhish have l.,u pulir.h,d and muN H.
had grlis n any Il our agcuts.
SolI whul,.as and rrtail iN CuHris 4 SSirH,
Gcnsrl Ngrnis -. AIlans, VI, a. whom all oui"r.
~ supple 1T the n,dic,n. shuuh L. ,iir,.s'd,
(.tating the l..t nrdr ~ srndiug p-alsu, ."d ~
agent. in mari, ~ the village anil towns iu the
country. II j. also soh at whol'.nl" and retail lN
J. h. H,NNoNn, ran.i 4 Fun, Rr'r 4
Tcb ;. Is5O as~I
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TT 4 discovery of gold mines has been
made IA Indiana on several small creeks not
far from Bloomington Companies OF wash.
crs and digger, from Indiana aud the adjacent
states arr hard at work. and, according Ia
their own account, are making good wage,
The work b. said to b. very labouous, but
the expense, light
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DANIEL LARA
CELIA L. LARA.

Dated At Turpsr. thi. 10Th ia, of M,,, IsiO
Ata Court II Probate held IT rar.. within ani ipr
the Count, II ONffi, ON The turut, eighth d,,
ui Nav in the wear uluur llrrd ,ighir'1 hunifr.
aui hity.
On the Grr.1in- I.t,tpn. II W. OulrrrJ. that
MOTTO. D. given o. 30 ssuu' interested. D., riushg
a cog, II shid T-it,bo AMI II ths ufisf ihrrrun a.
D. p,llishoi three vrrks surrgssiVrk 90 Tho %.
uri Democrat printed ~ P,rs. that The, ma, ap.
y.if At rfulni, Court a. - held At 'ald rars, oU
the luurh rr.s, II jun nat AZ ten fth~ o',in,k
~ the f1rcu1n. lni she's cause, n an, the, have.
VII, the saups shlubi MT l.. granted.
GEORGE n SHAW, Register.
tri- copy, Auest .-ETu n. KUAw, R'g
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For Boston.

THE Substantial an,l ast Stca.
b mcr JOHN MaSllAl.l., Caut.
tpS2 sS-fS 'GIoEGT kNioUr, will opm.
u-5S-oscss<1 insncc her Rsgulaf Irp., WE'D.
NESDAN The 2Oth ,n.i.. and w,il run ior The go.
son 81 iull.Ws
Lave Al.ui, Rail Road WHAT &c llo.tun, .,
CIV MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
At J u'clp,L, T.. "
rlEr-tn ths Cabin. ON DOLLAR
un DIX 70 CTSTs.
y u. The VI ha. th'u, 'uJ"rrnr state
Room. Sc th, accommodation II iaiuili'. anil Ia
dee. aui &c a go going vessel y s'Cunl a. n"nr
ton the Et,t.rn water. and tr',l'r ARE rrmlnd-
81 that o, taking ihi. rruir, the, auiNe in boston
~ ssa,uu &c ihr earliest tram, ihrrrh, saving th"
liiys. an r,t-u.r II da,'s traNsl. tllsp the night
,Nrru.ss ~ Br.uu.) without hes II tm'.
fNtItHr taken ts usual.
T.. Billings, ir,7'
Mach ~ i~jD. hu1
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e. Counterfeit two dollar bills on the
Stark Bank, Bennington, Vermont, have
made their appearance The figure !i'ycry
clum,ily done. and the engraving Is coarse.
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Iron Store.

To The lIoooahIc Juisr ofrrot,,c &c thu Cant,
ofONffi.
nNNlEl LARA and Celia L. l-'fs, h., VIII, in
~ hsf right r,sT~,tiull, rrps's"ut that The said
Celia l.. lar, d. ss,tsl az heir With others va
MlN, J. Martha, llrnN " anil Flpp 4 Cog.
hni. mipor chiLr-n II Seth c"p-and, late II Tow.
nrr Deceased. IN the real estate whereof Tho .aii
Seth CuT-l,ni ic.l --itsl ani TIs.ss.,i IN iny,n.
tpN whereof h,. l.~n dul, rrtuuri ,ntn the Pc.
hate Oho,. hat hsr The said Celia. p,Ttiun Il The
siur. - hnh. which she - drsifiuu. II hnhliu-
and ppss"ssing in ssyvr,hN. We therefore ppF
,uur hunpf vuuli grant Warrant o. suitablr 30.
suns, huthputbg then o. make division n ssid
estate, ani 81 ID h. zach her b.. ~ bee prppor,uu
II the same.
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READ! READ!
DENISON 4 CO.

IJAyE lust received large assortment II TAI
III LORING GOODS, consisting in part II
German Tu,ll'd and Plain Black Cloths,
Hue and Green Broad Cloths,
Black German DO,skins, Of different qualities,
Pine IN satin, SIN and Lasting Neslings,
Middlsss, Cas.imcrcs. Fancy Docskin.,
Sattinstts for Pants,
All II which eill h. .old and made up IN a. good a
manner a. can h. done this side u Boston.
Ms.sr.. u. 4 60. wOuh say 10 their customer,
and the pnbie, that they have IN connection with
their business
4 Tailoring Establishment,
where they viii h. prepared tn make and trim Gar
ments a. cheap can h. dons elsewhere oi the
same qualit, AMI workmanship.
They hope b, unrcnitting attention 10 their hnsi
ness and siIict regard 10 the wants Of their Gus
TONERS. Ia merit share Of public patrosagc.
y Al work made 10 order warranted 10 suit.
Nh. Cutting done at short notice and warrant.
ed To fi Il pTopcrl, made.
South Pans, Feb. 18th. 1850. NJ
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DIR. ROGERS
syrup of LiVcrwsu, Tar, and Canchala-
qua, for the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Sc.
RUST 4 co.,
Sole Agent, ior ONiord County.
Important Remarks.

The universal csl-brit, which this Medicine has
acquired, and the many astonishing cures u has II.
lccic, have INV established IT, efficacy beyond al
doubt. bat u shoud H. remembered, that IN de-
Eases n the lungs of Liver, IN all other ChfonIc
Affections, little time - always necessary 10 effect
a perfect cure. Although, A. ~ have stated, the
Medicine will b-gin 10 Do go.rl immediately - that
the Patient can tell within p hour, tim" whether
MT he j. lkcl, a. receive lsneht from u, land V
satisfied that h. u not, retuTn the h1'te, and
receive hack his MONEY } yei would T. ioolish q"
expect that every case can L. oufcl m - shori
time One h-pitle ~ill alsays do go"i, AMI IN meet
recent cases IL Cough. Colds &c, will ~ all that
NAV H. needed hot some obstinate cases especial.
|, where the, have b-cn oflong standing ma, require
two 90 thrre tDtilc-. anil occasionally others
than doubs that quantity. Therefore, W EARNESTLY
advise all Who seek relief oT am Disease Of The
Lungs 90 Liver, not Ia L. too easily discouraged,
bot Ia give this Medicine lair trial. Try u, at
least, one-tOurth a. long a. you would Physician
Who came a. highly recommended, and Who had
performed an equal number 81 distinguished euTts'
We deem these remarks important; b"cause many
who have been doctoring With Physicians ioT months
without receiving any benefit. viii sometimes Try
single bottle Of Medicine and u Il does not entirely
cure them IA two or three days, they get disooua-
ged, ami abandon H.. thinking not adapted 10 their
case,
~ Only pspeyere in the use 81 IL, ahd yOs viii
surely h. relieved iiyoa &C, M, entirely bsyond the
reach of Moieins,
souih PARIS. June II, isJ0, IS
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Rods.

Tor Sllmon, Tupot. lick
rUl, liass, Perch. Smsl,s
Sc, g.. Walking Cans
Fishing Rods
Caloitia llamlsos
southern Cans l'olcs.
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FISHING.
MARTIN [ BRADFORD
No. Ii2 Washington street, Bos'on'
Exports ASn oTTrEs ron SALT AT WHO'LL.
'ALE or RrrAtL,
FISHING TACKLE OF ALL KINDS.
Trout and salmon
Tl.hinn.

Trout and salmon
Fishing.
/ Superior London Fly
Rods; Patent Fly Lime
brass Reel, plan. check
aud multiplying; Treble
Joe Single Silkworm Gut
Casting Lines Silkwofm
Gut Il ,ariuus qualities :
silver and brass Gimps ,
'of all sites
Trout and salmon
Plies,
.Of the l-st Kinds, con.
,tanil, on hand. and tied
~ order Il any desired
pattern Minnovs, Grass.
hopp~u, and other artih-
.cial liait.
I O'Shsughn@sscy, Lin.
cnck, 4 Carlisle lIook.,
.iic,ltol-stSilkw"rm Cot
fh Books, Bait Boxes
and krttlc.. fishing Bss.
.k,ts, Landing anil llait
Nets, Folding Net Riog',
landing lluks, Halt Nee
,llcs. Di.gorgcu, CLEARING
.Ring,, Bnss AND Steel
SwiYcls II all ,iies.
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FISHING TACKLE
Lines,

Made u Cotton. Flax.
SIN, Plated Silk, Ion.
don fly Line. China tNist
(or Grass,) aud Hair
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Suitable f,r Fish u ever,
hind, from the Minnow .,
the Sha,k; Cod, Mack
cral. Tsutns lcrch, sal,
MN, Trout, snl ricksre
lluoks, Sc, &c.
Bluc fish Squid',-
Aiarkrrrl Jigs.
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On Linen, ior al Kind. 81
alt water Fishing.
Hooks tied 10 Silk
worm Got. Engine tNt'i
0lllaif, Gimps and Wire
&c Fresh Water Fish
tnr
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In the by,N r.riss. .~sst h-srs have paced
Wiki image. high, s,ih ,h' s'-s.. I've '''.'''
Division. satr,ncins n, t-' s'~'r' might tel.
R.t r.,,, rss., s.a thrs a E,sg. i1us srr~su.
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,ngemonts are now in prog ess, promptly to ensure
49,. ;s.,,. NJ suh a paper under the title of . ".
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-07-11
1.-THE SOUTHERN PRESS. {,

M tbc conduct of which, suitable Editors have been
,,gared who will also receive the aid Of number
Of enincn mt and and able contributors.
There will be daily, tri-weekly, and weekly
issue-tbe latter To contain substantially, the
matter as the former, and intended to reach those
points of the country whose mail facilities are limited.
The paper will not be erciilsipeiy polticai--but
will embrace on its broad sheet the General News Of
the day, Domestic and Foreign, by mail and tele-
graph Commercial and Agricultural intelligence,
Literary Criticisms, Original Essays, Literary and
Miscellaneous; and, in short, all those items OF
general interest the collected aggregate Of which
constitutes the interesting and valuable Newspa-
per Great care will be taken to give full and
rect Reports of the Proceedings and Debates in both
Houses Of Congress, as well as the action Of the
local Legislatures OH the Southern question.
A limited number only OF Advertisements will be
rcceivcd-the main object being to furnish a large
amount Of reading matter.
The pap r will be printed OIL sheet equal in size
those OF the other Washington papers, and the ma
torial will be procured especially for the purpose.
Ii is confidently hoped that every true friend to the
South will aid in procuring subscribers and forward
the names, with the amount subscribed, to some
Southern Representative at Washington, forthwith.
Postmasters are authorised by law to remit sub
scriptions Tree OF postage.