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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
Le,,er FROM Goyernor Hubbard.

The following letter was written 10 Non
Mr.. PicK,rp Of the Senate, in reply ioa com
munica,ion of tina, senator with respect to the
use of the Governors name as candidate Tor
4. :. senator. This frank and explicit letter
i, JUS, such an one as vas expected Of Hts IN
cellcncy. and such an one as cannot tail 10
command the approval Of every eons'd''a,e
friend Of the democratic party We could
wish tina, those who have used his name against
(" the regular nominee Of our party would
withdraw from the pcrilous position they oc'
eupy and sustain party usasc'.' The dem
ocra,ic party Of the state or Of the nation has
never tolerated any violation Of those u'agcs'
and We arr safe in saving II never Will
Corvcn CplnarR. elst June, lsjo.
D'R STA IN reply to yours ! have to say
that ! am no, dcsirous Of being elected 'n'''d
States senator; II Is position nave never
sought Al the present time and under ~
cnt circumstanccs. | am especially dcslr"u'
that NV name should not be- uscd ~ opposition
10 the regular nominee Of our party. en-
no, consent To be pa, IN position !" break Wy
party usagcs.
Yours with respect.
JOHN HUBBARD.
Hon. Asos PicEAEp,
of the Senate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

can entertain little hope ofsuocess agains, the
organized forces Of It's political opponents
federation must b. exercised among political
brethren, OF the party ties which bind them
together will he likely To bus, assunder. The
same principle upon which rest the liberal
institutions ofour conu,ry-,he same princl-
ME which requires concessions form one part
Of the Republic tn the other pari-,hc same
principle which il necessary to sustain a ma
ional organization through single canvass
the principle Of federation and compromise
can never he thrown away from the political
organization OF the State Democracy. Ruth
less prescription and relentless denunciaton
will ~, answer among political breIhren.--
Least Ut all will they answer among the indie
pendent men who compose the Democratic
Party. Democrats can b. reasoned With, but
cannot h. driven aud be makes fatal mis-
take whuthiu and acts otherwise. Mutual
cunccssio n Is always necessary, m s"mc inca
sure. to mutual harmony II Is ~ m all the
Affairs ot lic-in hmlhcs-in uclrhborho"ds
~ well as IN political parties. We trust that
this truth will mol, b. lost sigh, ut by our Po-
liucal friends m Maine. In our divisions II Is
only the Wings who prosper. ,usall unite
To take form them this source oithclr prosper
ily. lctus throw tn the winds all dlilrrcn.
ccs about persons. and unite firmly and hat-
UNANIMOUSLY M defence ofour common cause
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
DEMOCRATIC Nominations.

There Is sull no choice Of q. :. senator
iu Connecticut, and tie whole sub.,c, has
been referred to the next Legislature. Tms
cour-. IS very satisfactory, doubtless. To the
Wings, bg, 10 ough, To be any thing bot sat
i,fctory To- the Democratic Party. Governor
Tauccy. the original nominee Of ,h, Demo
crlt. 900 th, Legislature, deserved au election
not oaI, brrausc boz wa- regularly nominated
bot 900 acrouni, also Of his many valuable per-
sonal qualities, both as a man and a Democrat.
he has been defeated. however, because a few
individuals Of his party do no, Ike his views
on the subec, of Slavely II d, understood
thlt hs believes II unnecessary to apply the
Wluo, pIou~p 10 the new territories Of New
Mexico and Utah. In this State some oppo-
sluo1 has been made TO the regular nominee
OF ,he Democratic Party IN the Legislature,
because be D, understood To believe iha, the
application Of the Wllmoi ProyIso Is ncccs-
AIRY Co. the new territories. Both IN COunec-
ucut and Maine the Wings have cndcayored
to PROF, BY this slavery question, to increase
their own chlhcss Of future success and II
Democratic nominations can b. defeated 10
different Lcgislaiures-ln one case by those
In favor Of the Prouso and in another ease by
those against the Proviso-it is we'll worthy
of inaulry how long the Democratic majority
IN the L. :. Senate is likely 10 last
The principle Of Regular Nominations
must b. adhered 20. or the Democratic Party
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

thics Of the good and the true Of every Por-
ton Of the civilized world, in the prosecution
Of the mos, glorious ohioc,s. Certainly, then,
different feeling should not eSis, between
the people OF dilTercn, sections Of this Union.
But il nav Be said ,ha, May Join IN the en-
erpri,cs OF reform, who are no, governed
generally by democratic principles, This Is
true. Il is their FRS, step In brighter, no
Bier career, the result Of which they do no,
forcsce, though II is unavoidable, snd shows
the power Of democratic influence. We have
aid the mOrr of these undertakings, for IN
them IS exhibited = complete triumph Of the
democratic principles and, hccausc Il seems
10 Us, their real tendency Is no, cally aPprc-
ciiied
We may. In future number ,rca, OF the
influence Of the democratic principles, 10 lar
A. u can b. conrecturcd upon socicty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

EXAMINATION or Lorrf. The New Or.
leans Delta of June =, gives ull rcPor, of
the arrest, or more properly the voluntary
surrender. Of Nirciso l.oprl, Who commanded
the men engaged m the attack up"n Cardcnas.
He presented himsclfin the United States
District Court on the Ith, with his friends,
hrl,sv Judge McCalcb. III. counsel were
Ne,srs Pyu,iss aud Henderson,. The arrest,
vls upon m affidavit pot m by the Spanish
Consul. Juan Y Lahadc. Objection was
made by prisoner, counsel that the affidavit
vas mo-, explicit enough that o, 'et forth
opinions rather than facts Mr. lIunion, the
D..lrc, Attorney, ably replied, and cunleud-
cI rha, the affidavit was abundant ground Tor
the aurs,. The Spanish Consul bad made It
ath,. tNr lIuulou') request
Tic Delta adds
at the conclusion Of Mr. lIunion's speech
Judge M,Calab sad that rs doe argument bad
occupied ,hr whole day, he considered Ir hs
duty to examine tie caso with some care.
he uoull therefore defer The matter until TO-
morrow.
The Deputy Marshal then inquired what
would d. done with lh1 prisoner.
Ju'y. M.Cn'.j-llrls ~ Your cu''ody.
Mr. Noise said. lor DE Marshal, that Geu.
Lon . br,n- .n h.s custody. would b.rl.u-
Cd l.lc my other prisoner, as be knew no DIS.
urr,roa 81 rcroas IN The discharge Of hs
duties
VIZ llcnIernl ,hDn proposed To gus, bail
for Cen Lo.rls appearance 'o-mprrow .-
The bond va, fixed At $1,000, aud signed BY
Rrcorl.rCaNisrH.
IN, u..u ol the gih has tic following
,cp interesting let 10 connection With the
proceeding,
"is G.urrll Lopz Wa handing his snud
Lorn w. prar.,, tail man ln the rrrnd
rrr-h,i over AID requested q pinch. The
G-.rnl politely gave ihr box to shc ni. iu.
H.| Ha.|.f. N.Nt Ni0N.NI 10 ''.'N '' I.' ~. nj. d"
buys. rrnl-srI luJrbIy--" BOYS, icls ukc q
l.l1 sr..z.." Tho Invitation vas ar,rplrt
until rnr Crur1l, Mlccnhoy VAS exhausted,
a. A ,h. count ruom r,,ouudrd with su lr.
Nrw U-lr,ss, Jane I7.--Iur oNHmru1-
ton Of Cen. lorcI before tr 1. = Com.
missioner, hl, u,rn stopped, aud thr rl.s -ru,
,o ,h, L =. Circuit Couu-b1ui, 5000
steamer Fashion hr, arrived from Tampa
BAY, and report. that Grn, T~irrs bad I.H
,or Washington wa savannah The Texan
Civilian ofihr lI,h, contains Proclamation
ufCol Monroe directing the election ol o..
rra,c, 90 a cnn,cuuou ior iymura state Eu,.
eminent Dr New N,Nco--,hr convention g.
br held NJ Santa &c. Ma N-ga51r ni rr.
i4nrd from Auslln. after an Intellectual. ,iuu
O., onaall- the county ul Santa H., ia coes-
ruracr OF ih. m,Lur authority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
OXFORD County CONVENTION.

II. nemosratic Republican. e the seseral
Town. all Planiations On the touniy a uNiotd'
ani also Towns and fhnistion. composing IN
ford Senatorial pistrct, are r1ssted o. ssul VT
,-,t,. 4, !, Can,tat,..l O. b. hlli-u ~ the Couft
H.u.s IN Ptris. on We}vsslFy, ~ 'urfy.'fH t1t
- Assssf sfzt. a. - ala.k A. v, Sc th- pufr"ss
Of sslsctnr candidates r :, rst1fs SOL County ~
Ser o. b. suT-J.7Ytei NJ he ensuf1g rlryti"n.
al Toe n. snd Psntatiu0s ~hIrb give tN llcui'
esratir yots., ~ a b.. nuni-r, MI sg1i u1e l.''.
-a,r each. over dhy all isT nrc huntrrt ,na
twsnt, 1--we, two 0yyr one EuHrrI sri tsr'i'N -n''
ana u,,lsf t~o huliTrt ari Hiiy. thryri 1'rT is'
huglrrI ana fH, s1i rrIt tur huufr,d, iaeT
over i5ar hua,lr,d, i've pclrgltrs each.
Frr rrigf ~ ths C1u1i, C1amiuss.
Jurs \, 1850.
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cnNaREsSIoNAr CoyvENTIoN

Ths prmrcratig E-ruthsaB. 81 ire I"sus aad
r,attti1us be- ths ONt1Tl rHrirHr re- the iaIth ''a'-
,r,..ru,I pi.rrt. t.-,fhrf vih ih- town Hi Irvr1,
a., r1,-r.tsi o. .rt .r Crrysutr11 D., ihsif p,lr-
GATES al che Hotel 81 Marrow = ktdisJ, a. bNt,.t
NIHgr .H M-,iluTs.isy IHr fTlIH fa1 ~ luis rrNi,
81 t-1 s'rbfk \ NJ. .r.fa rIr.r..1f. tr fs s,r-
.-,f,eI b, ths pyus1r, 10 .aiJ District O. ths lgJ
NUugryss.
T5sas auI plrfaJl1as - M IT, rliar,I On ~ sarn-
-,alsr Il nSsgsiss shigh ihs, ssut o. ihs Srun'n-
"a ana t.s1nt, taHyyHtrHu iH l~tS.
PA OHuIBrF ruJ IHvstrrrr-
NJ, 81 l~'A n
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assst ssfasfu'ussr. I- rsu .,Fs ar NfsFsFs.s
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Ht F.HraH,t I.sHs, 80 H,E 's.s .aHI'Hs
,s.I. saves 80 sltu.Hr % rUE uH.s.H.|Is
..u ~ HH, asT.. sFss.rHHs Htst ssrIEs.r ..sfsI
TH rtH.HIt ut -fIH BE- Tie H..IrI.ii col I'D oil. .r
Lsts recommended us BFLT 90 FIrIu o.
ra.nl ,LI hsrs been lksHifH sIf.urg r"" sou.
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.Uss.Irt ssfIsff. on srtHf tsu
60. isst 90 'srl repeatedly FuIu
NUUFIlI 81 IANU.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
BreyitY Of Whig Rule

Judging from the statements Of Wig
prints. condcmna,ory Of the course pursued
b, the President aud his Cabinet, and OF Dan
icl Webster, and other leading wings, It -
but ilir In adnri, that thc truc condition oi the
federal party 10, a estate u d,'orgaHi;ai'o".'
And Wh,i Because II has 40 common prin.
ciplc upon which u can rely. When there IS
mo- principle to bind men together IN the bonds
Of union. how can 0, b. expected " that 'try
rll az a. concert The present disorranIH-
ton ut the federal party Is not without IT.
precedent, The history Of parties m this
country. will shov iha, Il never could hold
pov,r ior ans length ui time, and We venture
,n prydict tha, u never will IL the party
Of the past, little improved by age and 1t is
mast the power Ut man io Keep 10 Iu a state Of
organization. The jlscutdaul materials Of
which 0, composed Will IN asnndcr \
federal plggr some YEAR, since, speaking Of
,hc condition Ut doe federal part, 'nd hoping
for change. sa,s -" Yet We NAV as we'll
prepare Tor ihc worst, sure ihc Wheel Of
fortune must be- loaded after the manner
adopted by gambler, in loading ,h.ir dice.
ubcu ,hc wing, ATE on, ct power, D, take a
long umc iur the wheel To roll round and
bru, them in. When they are in power, It
rolI, them out again Ike a rs. This 0, as
true uow a, ever. ~ srru ln ih, State clcc-
ton, since the prr~cui national administration,
revolution follow, revolution, with uuhrrd
ut apldty. The lightning, uihra'cn have
scarcely Descended from the clouds with great
90 ,,luci,y than have the people hurled their
unqualified rcquAc upon ,hc federal party
o., DAYS arr over. l,t IT. rpr1ph D, written.
This sp,aN, well ior humanity. Il is a
practical illustration Of the ,cNt The fall
ct rb~ wicked shall c,mr sp,vlily." Il SAYS
and ru emphatic language, too, The work Of
reform shall 60 on Wealth shall have -
I,-iumntr influence more. Mind IFS
nus, influence boo society, and on ,hc govern.
men, The dovu.troldrn shall D. revived
up. the feeble knee, strengthened, thr weak.
rst. the humb.r.t, ,hc pyurrt secured n
their rights, and all men placrd on the plat.
form Ut equality Suffrage tree, speech free,
iar pres, free irry ,njy-c,cry man buy.
.nr and trading where be- choose, to traffic,
.f|........ .... E. ..,.. trH tE. l.4.f mae.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

- w are requested by our Alabama
Corn iw. to state, that be- Is
preparing to make visit 10 several towns 10
ih.s county, bv special invitation. lie j. pro
Nl'd with - uf iuu.raruurl", which age
exhibited 90 h.- T,mpgmrcn Lectures, and
various experiments are made w.lh poisoned
drinks, 90 show people Hhlt they pat INTO
their sipmlrhs whrn ihcy us' these drinks
Is b. ~ not the sliIucd agent OF any sr't,
party or clique, It D, expected tia, measures
wI.i br adopted tu AID u meeting bis cNPcn-
go wherever invited ~ make q visit.
lla address is CJla.Us, Iry'huT1 We.
Al lctlrTs 10 him must H. post paid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

Gas TAytug ErrovE,G 4 SUGAR PhSr-
Ok. President Taylor, We understand, hl'
purchased the splendid sugar plantation OF
Capt Fullerton, situated about twenty hy.
miles from lhcctly, ou the night hIuk of'be
u,cr. lie paid. We understand, S'3,Ono BOO
cash It's the purpose, We Learn, of tn
General To abandon section plantation, near
Rodney, which D, subject TO constant over
flows, aud concentrate hs force upon h.s new
purchasc.-N. q. Data.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

FRE ~ MoSrRrL. \ TIRE broke ont
SUNDAY evening ~ Nazareth street, 900
houses vcrr burnt down, also, 81 Anuc's
Church, aud a large quantity ct lumber uae
or ,woUomcn were burnt to death Proper
~ mostly insured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
Sps CrturS Democrat.
PARIS, TUESDAY, JUNE rs, 1850.

- sub-critsrs To The Dsmocrai IN seth Fairs
49, yciaity, vii Asna-lsr End their psr-r. NJ the
s,orr q Ne..rs. RUST h YOUNG.
Ia Norway Village and vicinity, a. the >iofe OF
JEREMIAH HOWE.
IN Rark6elt Village and yicini'y, Al the ho,e' oi
JOHN TAYLOR. EsQ. ~ zach oi~hich rlaee'
thew vii b, Delivers re q fss'ag''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

EN-Yice President Dallas sent the follow.
ing toast TO the dinner Of Dr. Dickinson -
" The patriot senator at New Iork-llc
who chcrlshcs no higher aim than his country :,
good, and adopts no higher law than hi,
country's constitution"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

CoSvcrios % Commonwealth TIL
al Of WIN. warburton alias Bristol Bill, and
VIM. Meadows, for coun,erieiting, at Dan'llle,
VT, has resulted in their conviction. The
prisoners counsel gave notice Of bill Of cs-
ceptions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

Darn or JupoE. The Concord (N.
Id Patriot announces the death Of the Hon.
Leonard Wilcox, one Of the Judges Of the
Supreme Court OF that State, who died at his
residence IN Oxford, on the 18th inst, Ia the
sd year Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

e. Five prisoners escaped from the Ban
cor Jail last Thursday morning, bu, they were
all bu, one recovered the same day. They
made their exit by rushing upon Mr.. Wei
ling,on when he opened the Jail, and over
Powering him. woodbine, the notorious black
man Who was concerned IN breaking into ~
many houses in that city, was one Of the mum
h.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

Tmr OLprsr PENrrR DIAN. Died in
Portsmouth, y. II 0h INST, John Mclchcr,
Esq, aged about 90 years probably the old
81 practical printer in The United States
Mr. VI. served his apprenticeship with Dan
icl FoUle, in the office Of the New lIrai
shire Gazette, Of which establishment IN
l7si, he became part owner. About a year
afterwards he became sole editor ard prupriep
tor and 80 continued until 1902 He was
universally beloved aud respected. ,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

stsBEihsning he ss.Asusi t.ly gNlHG tsus 81. .|.s
sartHus urEaHs sHt tHtisHfat.HF f.s rr'IIr syf'.H
AZ. tu FlI-. CHANT. FAHALhr- 600 fHlsr
ur -FTT~IA of INDiBIsIluN IItI "AI.-t
A,tTE as tHHONtt. GuuT fflitf-l lIN
d NGu. uEAFNLSs NkRNuJ, IHfNUHS Ffl
HTAIlON 40 rnF o. All AfufiFh Hff
nALbiA. fAiSs m ne SID al ilfaI IIhFU
Juvri AtNT sFISN tOWrl Asst 81 ilHt
At a. q the SFiNh llIf COMPLAINT. Dis
ut.- col FIiN-If A. - ROY lHi sIl NFN6N. =
uI,EN,ES sLlch COO pisin'' suss hor 600 'iH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

IL 4 strange freak Of nature may he seen
on an apple tree in Milford, Mass, in the
yard Of Mr. Nathan Childs. Upon branch
Of this tree there are hrc' large rrlis roses.
Originally there were FIVE aud VIVA, is still
more singular is, they are all upon a new
sprout Of this wears growt.- lJournalh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

SNsuL,R.-Mr Flycuc IT philadclphia,
had hcar,r made for ilc special purpose Of
carving 10 the grave lhr remains oi his LITTLE
rih. twas painted white, with black mould
inr. and was drawn by cream rolorrd horses.
Decorated with white aud black Plumcs, an
emblem, Ut iuuocrucr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
nnlln.inr fnr u. S. Senator.
Hon. Asos PicIAEp, I
Of the Senate.

The Senate on Thursday last, concured IN
k Opposition Of the House OF the 18th uli 4,
to 20 INTO an election "a the sO'h oi June 'or
L. : Senator. and the House on ,ha, day
accordingly proceeded to blllo, With the fol-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
A Der.nE.ment OF ths Nervon. sY.lsm

Or To- NtgEUIs tONrI ANTs ung 90
gai.rIrrs t-sfssis 80 isssg ior ihsT vsHtsH fs
'iil sustsst ~ tas llfsafy YfHftfais sYssr H.Is
uH'sf ias s'rsrr'lsuing lirgurg usl..r I.Fs.
sr-s 90 us.'sHtsH. - aFlllsi ly tlls lss.i.ri 90
iuflui Ilt-H'rrI. iHs FahaIfirl IstFri H.aa
s.ssf.rtfY auI sIgHT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

Tnr Execution oF ruE CAEpESAs wa
oSERs At MArANz,s Captain WisHl.hr
the ship Sophia Walker, which arrTtcS' q
Wednesday, from Ma,lrzs the 9Th inst, nj.
a witness oi the execution Of the five y cour
crs Of tic Lopez expedition, captured at '"'
dclras From the information he receive -.
would appear tina, these Eve men had no.
mite idea Of the expedition upon which " Nc
were bound until their arrival at Carda
Then, as they say, they consulted togett'ef'
and fearing to remain on board he steamer,
wen, on shore and visited the American Con-
sui, inploring his protection Is Americans.
The Consul (accordng to Capt. Wiswclls
inormanD asked them who they were, and
when they replied that they came in the Gre
ole, said that he could DO nothing for them.
They then went To a hotel and took dinner.
were afterwards met in the street by an Amc-
Tican gentleman. who advised them to get on
board an American vessel with all haste, or
they wonld soon be captives to thu SPaniards.
They were on their way to the sea shore for
that purpose. when captured and Pu, in prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

THt FouRrm.-Bcihol, Woodstock and
Greenwood, celebrate the iih at Woodstock.
Grafton By JAMES O'DoSSrLL, Esq, ofPor-
land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
Pos, Office Statistics.

The heaviest deficit occurs ~ North Caro-
lima, siIe.Oig. being yearly three times the
annual revenue ~ the State from postage. In
the following States, likewise, the deficit is
greater than the actual revenue, w Alaha-
ma. Texas. Arkansas. and Florida, The r.
naming unproJac,i,c States arc "eorgla'
>. Illinois; J, Maryland, I, Kentucky o.
Sou.h Carolina @, New Jersey :, Tennes-
see :, Michigan. ., Mississippi 10, Iowa :
~, Virginia.
The four last years Of cheap postage COM
pared with tie las, four years OF high Ps''1gc'
produced Is follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

. Elm llors1 Norway, formerly kcP, hy
Nr Du,ton, Is now under The management,
ct TErc 4 Trrrlr We have long been
acquainted with Mr TuuIc, and have no hes
lluon in saving a, ilr as hs is concerned, the
travelling public may be- sue To- tnd good ac-
Communications and ryntyuauIy treatment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

CT Governor Hubbard has nominated ~
SOS =. MoFmlL, EsI, Of RcadheId, for Land
agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25


DuING Row,n-A married couple r..
siding ia o., suburb, Of lh, municipality, of
whom " both were Young, and one vas 'sau.
uful.' bad uuwi tu their conuubral couch al
their usual hour; the gentleman as usual, de.
posting hIs gold watch and the lady her ID.
almond earrings under their respective pl.
loss, They slcPiquctly aud undi,turhoi rll
morning, ~hrn a~aknr the lldy remarked
NV dear, you kissed mc in the middle Of
las, night"
&" No, | dbl not, +" protested the worse half
~ slrr, quietly all night, too ,oundly to
think of such a thing"
Wei, Iamcerain SOMEBODY reached over
Ias, night and kissed ne"
Oh. fudge, exclaimed the husband, lifting
up the pillow To gcthis repeater. Great va,
his horror To- find that u was gone. This rc.
minded the wife To look ior her earrings, aud
still greater va, her horror to find the highly
prIIcl las, birth dan present Of her husband
was missing, They jumped out Of bed aud
Instituted a thorough search for these yalua-
bic articles, but were no, only unable to fud
them, bat discovered that nearly every other
valuable article IN the room had been stolen
by some desperate burglar who had entered
the room through the window They both
began lmrullnr IN terms Of deep grief, their
respective Losses when suddenly the lads eN-
claimed, "Oh' It VAS that horrible william
kissed me, and then fell almost into hys,er-
ics At tie dreadful thought.
The scoundrcl," exclaimed the now en-
ragged hushlnd, he might have taken my
watch, my diamond brcasi.pIn, candlesticks
and walters, my silver mounted pistols aud cy-
cry,hing, but to turn around and Kiss my wife
while rcposing IN my auns-,ha, is coming a
too strong game cn,irely."-[N. q. Delta.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

laos IIur,r-Nn iron house, intended Tor
an hotel a, Port Natal, has Jus, brcn erected
by Mr. John Walker. son Of the patcu'rc oi
corrugated iron, At 81, Gnrc-church street,
London. This hurldlnr is, We believe, the
lar,,,, ever made m iron, covering an area IT
nearly 5000 SQUARE feet. The entrance hall
is 10 feet wide. and. M rhc night IS the club
room. ~ feet IN length and - feet wide, be-.
hlnd which .rr ~omc sleeping apartments.
10 the lci, Ut the hall J., The bar, hlrTlrlor,
sitting rooms. and ,rvcnl h-i rooms, klich-
ems. SC The building contains twenty
rooms, and is very compact, The frontage is
= feet. and the depth 80 feet, which isrovcr
cI lu one ,paa, without uNrrs or purI.u,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

B,Sks a, NuNr.-By the returns - made
up ou SATURDAY preceding the frs, Monday oi
MAY, D, apP.ar, tia, the aggregate oi bank
capital was SJ,Iis,oOo, divided among Ihlr.
N.iwo banks. -Four were authorised by lhc
last legislature and ono or tvo of the lcrisa-
turr Ut lists ate no, We, boz operation.