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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
. 9 81 t ID S..

In Phpsburs Tuesday last, Mrs. Elizabeth Robin
son. aged 81 years.
In West Bath, Sept Goth, Mr. William MITCHELL aged e4
years. -
In South Thomaston, Mrs Catherine E, wife OF Maj
Mcclellan, Jr., aged 81
At Sacramento City, Mr. u, son oil Col Joseph 0hase
of Sebec.
In Camden, Mrs Mary Howe, aged 70.
In Augusts, Amssa Msnsley, Esq aged 70; Mrs Jane
Bartlett, aged So
On board bark Lcts, on her passage from Panama to
San Francisco Joseph Ring and Smailey, of Me-
Lost versoard from sch Ruth Hodgdon, on her pas
sage from Cameo Booihbay, Mr. Edward Pinkham, of
B0othbay, aged L.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, Sept. "a.
Br sch Margaret, Irving, ST Johns, NB
CLEARED.
Brig Sarah, Colmsn, Curacao
SATURDAY, Sept %.
CLEARED.
Bark Lion, Alexander, California, by John Henry.
Brig Marcia, smith Martinique.
MONDAY Sept 80.
SAILED.
Br sch Margaret, Irving, Hiilsboro.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03

IMPORTANT to those having impurities of
the Blood-BRANT'S PURIFYING EX-
TRACT. the most wonderful Purifier in the
world, is now put up in QUART BOTTLES
fs- See advertisement headed " SIXTY EoUR
DOSES" in another column. 1t is so strong and
purifying that one bottle lasts from TEN to SIX
TEEN days longer than Sarsaparilla 3m4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
DISASTERS.

Brig Lamar,ne, from Salem for this port on Saturday
night last ahnut III ociock white geitins under way AT
the mouth OF the river tell of the wrong tack aud
being Seguin lodges, obliged 10 come 10
anchor She however. dragged her anchors aud struck
the rocks unshpped her rudder, started stern post
and began to ill Capt. {. succeeded in getting her IN
about 10 i,thoms OF waller when she turned on her
beamends She Will probably be lowed into this port
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
MORE GOODS.

M, F. GANNETT has received new supply of
M Goods which he offers TO his customers al small
pro6,s-among his goods he has
Crashed, Refined, Havana Brown and Muscavado
SUGARS,
Old Hyson, Extra Fine Colony, Orange, Pekoe &
Souchong TEAS,
Extra and common brands FLOUR,
Buckwheat, Wheat Groais, Hommony, "Heckey -
Farina Maccarori, vermaceli, "Cox" Sparkling Celia
tines Sugar-House Syrup, Washing Fluid in bottles
and by measure, Chemical Olive Soap, CASTLE Soap.
Evtra Mess Beet, Mess Pork, Hams and Lard
Bath, Sept IL, 1850. 3wl3
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
FOR Ign FORTS.

(Per eamship Niagara.
sid from Cronstadt ID, Saone, Boston 9Th ndiaa
Queen Drummend MatanZas.
Sid fun Liverpool 18th. Chas Crooker, Duncan, for New
York Forest Queen, Lovett, do. -..
Ent for ldg 10, Excelsior Smith, Apalachicoai llth,
Kintbali. Sto e, York.
Up at London Juliet, Mouton, for Poston, 10th.
Sid from Havre llth, ship Old England, Lowell, New
Orleans
At 81 Martins, Sept L., ship Andcver, dsmasted-wait
ing orders.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
Fer Sale or Rent.

THE FURNITURE WAREROOMSand snop eonnec.
ted with IT, situated on Elm Street, with ali the ben.
mes, TOOLS stoves, &C. that was lc in the shop two
NJ Baker ~ ''''''
possession given on application TO R.R. SMITH.
Bath, Oct. I, 1850 avis
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
Real Estate For Sale.

THE well known Waldron Estate, situated on the
west side of Washington street, between Centre and
school streets, very desirable stand for business will
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to
15tf EIJSwOPTu
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03

OF bos'on, and JAMES X. Chiffon Of New
York. and entered according to of congress- by
James Fraser.
Purchasers are particularly requested DESTROY the La
be on each bottle after using the contents the bo,e
have been bought mp and pedled around the country l
ed with spurious and worthless article.
Manufactured and agent supplied by J. Frascr & Co.
and sold wholesale by their authorized agents, Mess
DANA. FARRAR HYDE, Wholesale 6rocers, A and
as Broad street. Boston. Grocers supplied on liberal
TERMS orders by Exprosemen or by letter will receive
prompt attention.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
SPOKEN,

Sept H. lat AZ So Ion 81 50, Monterey Crowel, FIN
Orleans for Cronstadt-
Sept 2s of PIT Judith, Amulet New York, for Thorn
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

The Citizens of Bath are respectfully informed
that
LewiS'S Great Panorama
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-10-03
The first day of October,
Is so,
And continue until further notice.

THlS Stock offers to the public an o7por-
= tuniry most rare for their benefit. Being
interested in two large IMPORTING HOU-
SEES in another Stale, it enables us to pro-
duce Goods from first hands, and conse-
Quently. at least
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
JoNArHAY's HUNTING EXcUR.
SION

- ,.... ,.r hear ~ tic s-rlpc that !
..... y,t,,ri.,J Jgr.,n' ontm, the Con.
., ,.. ,.l-5l,,,,l,,, Tuobcrtocs. while
.,,,..,, l., .u puch IIo>.r-s, sbo had
,,,,,l T., entertain Inn under the ruf OF her
H., ,,,,,,r lor. ,nd IN consideration Of. a
ian ,.u nm mil. nan,
.Ns 4 ,e,es d.!-do ell It, us.ihe rr.
ply
well, yoa must tpoa ,hl, and unsle
Z.ue ,,o. !, N our heads, onc SATURDAY lllcr.
noon 10 90 cunning amer ducks in father :
,kig: 80 Ne got N aud sculled down tie ri'.
er A proper sight of ducks i'e~ backwards
aud forwards, ] ,eli ye-sr@ Snch, lc~ an
'ruIr down by the marsh. aud ~cH 10 feed.
nc an muscles. caielrci up my peauder
horn to prime, and I, .Itrq-d rigb, c"ut Of my
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
WaIhinR Made Easy.

We .sme weeks ago re-Publi,hcd from
scme Of our exchanges, tn. following Article
irvni Pennsylvania housewife, viz.
For the bene6t * the sis,srhssi ~ish To
communicate ,hs following reeeip, for wash.
ing mixture ~hcL have thoroughly tested,
aud fad II ~ill save fully .ns half Of the labor
Of ~a.hing--to say nothing Of the saving 70
c,he, matters. such q. strained backs,
"ero., words, ";hOr tiHnsn," Sc. con-
mon To washing days.
Take pin, II spirits TurPen,ins, I pint
Of Alcohol, ounces of Har,shOrn, ounes
OF Cum Camphor--sh.ke veil together, thea
TO one quart Of .oft soap add thrss table
spoonful. Of this mixture. Wet the clothes
first, then soap them, with The miIiure,) lay
them IN the tub and pour warm ~Aisr on them:
lc, them remain hall an hour or more, then
,aaecre them vsll su, Of that wsisr-ssaP
them again and put m TO boil, thea hnisA -
usual By rinsing them, &c.
say to all housewives try the above and
my word for u. you viii soon consign As
wa.hbuards and Ps,sn, washing machines 70
the hame..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
SAGaUpaO 'pAGA.
INDIAN JUSTICE,
or, TIE CAYUGA's REVENGE
TALL or rur tor erSrrEr-

Suo,Tly sfcr1he Declaration Of the INDIE
y.ndtncc Of tl,c United State, surveyor =
rary p.ungc4 s4.;Jy lnio the depths Of the
Ir,ncyal ilr.si. bcutuu surveying and making
oui a new settlement u boots No, now to
tom, out the precise sPoi. Sufficient ior oar
purposes H. locaic II IN the vicinity ofCayuga
lake. Strange az Il may and dos appear
;hey were iueIincably lost. Notwithstanding
aha, there we're several eNPer, wocimen N
,.- rsuy For several day. they wandered
abou, IN their endeayoTs 10 eIiTicaie them
.,ISes. each succeeding day, only making the
confusion in their brains worse eoniounded.-
iIo- ONcn do ~e 6nd the ooolos, head IN mo-
meu,s OF difficulty lose their self possession
there are times when by an o'erPo~enng an
fuenee-one canno, call II at fin, fear, though
gradually and misiakably II assumes tina,
tyPs-all our knowledge Of past events al
our iOrrthough, Of the future Is ODe dim, taz'
blank, which by degrees assumes a dsske'
cast, unless a master mind Is there calmly an'
deliberately to rend The veal assuDder, to re
store the fast fading eOat4enes, without shisl
las, all human energy 's nOughL
It's passing strange bO~ ti'e mind q on'
man IN times Of darkness and dread, ahdIs
mayed BY Danger, and mInhusnoee sy '@m'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20


Montreal. Taking the prccau,icn TO find a
party bound to the same place he sc, sail for
Albany, and thence made has,y run for
Lake Champlain, successfully avoiding the
indians, a. he thought.
Such, however. was no, tho case. The
Ge were on hi, track their ligh, canoes were
in pursuit: bu, still he gained on them. Bu,
Indian in,,inc, wa. no, a, hul, At Albany
they heard Of him. aud where le had gone.
Some day. alier he had been N Nonlcal,
he was seated in the cabin of the vessel about
to sail for England, when the captain told
him ,oms Indians were iHquirinf for him and
wsnied TO sec him.
"Toll them, for Gods sake, that am not
here" wa, hi, reply, and from that moment
he never leil the cabin.
The slils were loo.ensd 10 the wind, The
vessel al last is under weigh. the Indian. IN
pursuit. Having passed the ship IN the dark,
down the m,rlty 81. Iawre~cc do they now
glide. certain alrnOs, Of their prey, s"r al
Gashc. they heard sailor say they were to
60 ashore for some snar
On arriving there. Sholnbcrr. having for
.e,rral day. lo.i sight uf the INDIANS, con.id
cred himself safc, and went ashore To hid
last farewell 10 the country. Scarcely had be-
hecn separated an ln.tln, from the crew. when
hc wa, thrown down, gagged, and bound
his eap,cr the accurscd Indians, In an in.
slant was be dragged into the bush, hole
bored through his tongue, and into II deer
skin thong was inserted, and IN this horrible
state was he led. diy by day (mos, carcfally
fed by the lndIans) for some weeks, until Al
las, Judge his horror ,nd surprise To behold
the spo, where he murdered his unoiIcndIng
host. Here was he doomed 10 perish, amer
undergoing every refinement, Of torture an In
dian full well understands lis nails wcrc
pulled ou, one by one, burning brand applied
TO stay the bleeding hl, flesh pierced With
hot stick, and ARROWS, every one being care
ful no, To- inilic, deadly wound B"uud To
tree did he thus suffer three DAYS. Ga ths
fourth small fire was placed all around him,
sufficient To burn, but not 10 Kill lie Vas
gradually cooking upwards, tor aH tho hOh
day he was siill alive, bu, Inscnsble. Whea
the sPiri, parted from tie hesh VI CANNED say,
but tic body was not consumed until tile
seventh day.
THIS !, 4 true story OF White Mas
Gratitude and an Indian, Justice and hVw.
ever revolving to our feelings such 'lsgcr-
IN, death, under the mos, rNerucia'inr tort.
urcs mly b., w. are very much Of oPinIon
tia, wcie Indians to b. the eiecu,lOncrs ior
murder, murders woald not bc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

BtIurr or JrwrIsEs. !, IL related that
Ch,iesubriand. c 90 returning from his Eastern
travel. was asked II he could assign reason
Why the women Of the Jewish race we're %
much h,nd,omsr than the men, when he gave
the following one "Jewe..es" he said shave
e.caped tie eurss which slishisd on their n
,hers, husbands and sons. Not Jswsss ws
TO BE- seen among the crowd Of priests and
rabble Who lnsulied the son Of God. seoursed
Him crowned him With ,horns. and sabjeetsd
him to infsmy and tie agony Of the eress.-
The women Of Judes believed in the Savior.
and assisted him under sh,eiioa. A woman
Of Dc,hlny. poured on bis head precious oint.
mcn,, which she KEEP, IN vase Of slssastsr
The sinner snnoin,ed his bead with psrfumsd
oil. and wiped them with her hair. Chris
on h, par, extended mercy 70 the Jsvesses.
II. ri,sd from the dead the son of tbs
widow u Main, and Msrthss brother Lam
ru.. lie cured Slmou's mO,hsr.in-ls~, and
the wom,n Who touched the hem VI his gar
tpen,. To the Samaritan woman be was .
,priug OF living water, and . oomp,ssioasis
Judge TO the woman in adultsry. The dangh-
ter, Of Jerusalem .eps over hin; the holy
woman sooomp.a,ed him 10 csl.ery, bsoorhs
hin balm and spires, and weeping sought
him in the sepulehre. " "wonsn Why weep
a., IL r-. ....-...... .... On Va.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
OH Human Nature.

See how the naughty men manage To IN
dnse their loving wives TO consent TO let ''hem
90 TO the gold dlreines;-
TAsr. !. . wicked nan. tso-.
u. ooa.ed hi. ~is to lei him 60.
Bu, ,hi, /, the way he did II, thossA,
To &c, to California
s,.he-"I'll .snd you lu.ps Of gold.
Much more than your two hanl. can hold;
In ,our own carriage you'll be rolled"
Say. she" Now James; you know, my dear
I eanno, lv. ~ithou, yOa here,
Bot one, own carriage, sounds - qoee1'
Yoa may 60 to California;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
German Marriages

Marriage "a G-msny Is preceded by the
following forms and CEREMONIES and Is ey o"
mean, an esq affair aher all LIST, proposal
ID, bctro,hal; Sd a public family dinner OF
supper q announcement i,h, the 'e.'mo'',-
al. required by governmea,-beins la eer''',
;r,,e Of vaccination; 2, a week day sch"o'
,ickc, Of regular attendance there ia GER
,;s,.a,e Of attendance on 4 religious teacher :
4. certificate Of couhrma,ion' s, a eond0e'
certificate ; G, service book u ''sHder o'''
(,his refers TO the compulsory travels Of inc
h,ndicrah men j 8, an apprentice nese'' "
a statement as to proprie,y, which, II no. con-
,,Jered TO b. satisfactory, destroys the ~hole'
10. a permission from the parents H. res
,denoe permission ticket; u, eer'iheas a'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
Almost q Fight.


A better ioke came of the other shsmooa,
on one Of our brooklyn ferry bosts, than Of.
ten occurs in mis- fun-nIshlsd country. A
gentleman Who evidently hsd dined, drove on
,hs boat. and forgetting the " iestini len,s"
rule of ferries, nearly drove over very irats
looking isai,idu,l, who, u Sae might iodse
from the aeerbny Of his coursnsnes had not;
the latter seeing the vision Of horses hesd
appear over his shoulder, ~heslsd soddenly
and e,ugh, the Sess, by the birdie, booking
horewhiPs a, the ineumben, Of The caIriage
"wha, do you mean BY catching hsa q
my bor,ei" sad the driver.
And whs, do you mean by slmos, driving
over me rep lied the holder, in true Yankee
spin, Of answering one question By sskins
another.
"Ls, 20 the hOns :"
81 will not"
Tho driver dismounted, advanced toward
the other, and shortening his hold upon the
handle, sung oU, in voice Of thunder. tell
you SIT, le, 60 thai hor,s :"
"I woat"
"You won't"'
"No."
"wsll, ,hsa," replied the driver, sArovips
hi, whip in the vehicle, and planting his haAds
comfortably in his pockets, Well, hsa, iuss
hold him, will yOuW So saying, with ps-
lite bow and Quiaic.l grin, h uniaAsd bss
the cabin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
~ 'hr nfrssfIt.
T.llglG HTS
During AZ mdiIposei Stale Of Health


Us' L,-- 80 go ID, sis'' ,Ssta~' i.a
T-.-,lirs ,-,th', t,lir'' .r.n''' Nsrr t-'\
H-.. yrr Oh, ,.,y ,h,' h,'s bowel 90 li' ''sr,
4, s.- .,sA. bs. Oh. a.r', .crr'- '~i'''.
ws,-,a, ~ il,laI. - ,hs -, a'-J rhg f"~e'.
A. rh,s,,t, -,ih m0,.s AL i,,sr.ur, 'h' hHu-
NvH.L- sr th- l,rv e ilr ,h,.l d. --.r,
A.. ts- .u.,i- s,-,+, 90, vhery -. -. ja.,t-''
Wal. s',r ,st e,,,A e.ra., as ,.sa si d~rsN
Tia, CO.. of ,h- ts.r.t.a, Ias,irs away.
OA' =, ~ ,v,t, .-I ra, r.'hrr 'h.s A'-r
Y, ,s'-s .r,r, '-s- sarv, ,u'.ash tie '"r'i h'ur'
u 'l--r
=, o., III .hsl. ~ "a e, a. y,-rs AsN''.
ir slatl-,a ..l =. lro1' -, aar', d'I-'''
wa,.. ~ ul, L,.or,, Ne, s1n.h,p, ., h'i.hL
a.l,,. I,camal he isgarr s .u. sl.lh-d 18th light
wall vt ~, 5,,as .. ',rrrs ~ 80, 'orl,
AaI J,,.,, tbs saw. 4 tras .,wp-'hy col;
wh,l, r,-,sd r,r s.,hss III, t,,r.i p"c' Il you's,
Al i,sl hat ,hs,r hs-r,, al 6'--rs-a',' an'
truih
Oh i,,~ 2, " ~ ~, - thr ,o'sh,
n, .h,.p-. ,nI a.ss.-.. haas o'c' :, "a sA-'H''
'Thrrv L, NJ. dn.i 10 Il. k,ulic,l l. yiNca,
a., ths ,p,,H a.~ynd .. -. ,ry-'Or, "a llsa'sn
r,n,, Augu,,, isjo,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
posr0V
F~ ths n--ssr.,.
TIE DAUGHTER or JtiRUS.



tn tsu,A,s, Il ~ '.irr i.y
Upo, ,h- ccurh Il death;
H.S sr1v, h,.Ds, coLl .-.l s,'n,
IIa,ei b, b. a.I,'r,.E tsrs'h'
4 u,1,h-,'. ~, 6,hcr'. r''d,
wuh ,aat youns .,n'Is s''l bad d'''i.
Th- dafk cu,l, Icy, hIs rave" pluH'~'
Ou A-S cL-st u'a,bis bsu~.
A. The ir,s,yi L..A pfs'ssl .nhl' t'-n
IrToa Asr chs,s II .as-,
Il,J,as thr r,s ~h,.s mcli,s, h,.sr
s,,r-J L,rro~~d frvm the hcs'cu'' O~u hS'
Bid. Arr sru-A ',,-d tss, ~ha'C hearts
u, Ir-.e,, rt',f -rrc torn,
t., eb, bal watched hrr ,.''' ,'a'',
H. .ulh,,-i', u.j,.H, w"rp,-
WI L.s. lad iA.,sd. -Sr' 49, p'.ssd.
'Th,t pr,th'. .A,p .rrv~ might be ''.s'd.
Asa,hcr stool b,.ids her ,A'rs
L. that .t,g r..su u S,',a,
L. al h.. .aialb us!r'g--
J..u- = N.Isrr,h;
~. ~ up~,,. hi, t'.~ 'rrrnr.
Ahal, ,slu.ns,, un hi' u'su.
T., rul,s sl..,-d H.. Aasl. a. ;r'e!-
Wen 80, - h. 'a,L!i, 80,
'rDr ,hr. d. H., li,,ss 'irrr.
n, L.ush,r' !. n..' ds-i
w-yp pr,.-,ss ma,i-- 'h'l' a~'1s.
Aui live ,s,,n &C. a., l,'ths .iI'."
AuI =. hs .,-.A.. b. g,a'', ,'-L
II.r ~hu, b,a . ir,ai be, brrs''.
Tb,a ,a,..,i. q. 18th o. lr,.A q '-'T
x, ,t..r, .a ,vsr,, '.,ltr'.
7, ,.rl 10 .uul, ur,y fr--,i ho'a Tsia
UssA 90 . siaiul ~uiA .s'ia.
u .rI,.-,b.. 20 t,r', I'i' 0er. 'i.-d
rr.r thr,r ,.,r o,t. yi l.lr.
49, r4-,r 'i 'u. Pa 81 s.,wir; hf-
H. t.,.. ....-s .....r. ,h..a.N
-. l,,f l-rr-... Is..,t,.-'---ar emil ..--
III ~a.'',,r. ,.D-,. ,b'i,ri ..'is ,ai.t.
49,. ,,jA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
Rivals In Wit.

A speaker who understands himsslf, oil
give his audience occasionally N itsm Of VII.
Il gives the mind necessary stimulus. md
better attention will be given 10 what he has
to say. The Irish nation. In their psinJ
days, before they knew Of slavery opprsssies.
were remarkably witty psSpls-spd Il y
no, sI,inguishsd yet. Thsy even carried Il
to the inscription on their own ioubssoass.-
One man though, he would b nors witty
than the rest, and had this put 90.
Here lilo
AZ snug
AZ bss-
IL . rug"
Another lrishman saw %, snd thssshi ~
would bea, that; 90 he ordered The fslevias
for the head stone Of his gra,s:--
"iIsrs bs--
ss-tSo-
Th,n rs., s,hsr b-syu.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

OF While Mr.. Clay was spcskins at Phil.
adelphii an Omnibu. wss stopped by the m,s'
Of people; upon which he said he though, he
had lcil the omniIu, b,h,nd, but found it here.
(Grea, lsughtsr.) There is no dOub, hs re-
ception va, eIcscdin.ly cordial and enthusi-
utie-more 90 than the advocates Of "ihs
Prssid.ni'- plan" are willing 10 allow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

to the due performances Of militia duties; -,
an examination ticket; II, = tieke, Of busi.
ness, or occupation, ., The time. The high
CT els,scs have even more difficulties than
these. THUS Bavsrian officer eanno, mar.
~ until he ha. deposi,sd enough to provide
Gao pcr annum for the msintainsnee Of HI,
future f,mlly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
coAxIYG UP AN EXPRESSION


\ brace Of "lu'ycr'' anNl"n' 10 secure
each others shadow er' the substance ''d'd'
stepped into d'sue''e"yPe "''''',hms"' ",
reer'''y " =" ,'' "'', P''u'''
lady gave pro'cde"ee 10 he' swan ""'' 'n'
'A'd' va" =" !" ~ '",' Us, ,, ~ -,
raj lie o'"s0ea uP "'H w" "''' " ",'
gave 'N'" o' '"' !" "'' '''''"' $50
h' -, u "' sun 'o'''' '''''' 80 ,', - So
p'an'c' "''"''' J." wv "i''''' '''',' ''''
"' soon 's''''''' ''' ~, -,
''n'''rs "' = i'o"' '"'''' '' '''''' > ''''''
'"u '''.' l" '' WV" '..' - '
40" a." VIVA g. ,..........
'4'''"t ~ .,.'' VIZ W '.' .,..
E'''.''' ,''' ,',.I..,.l... .,....,..,.....
P''''''," :, ,,, ~ -. -. -. o,,
~ - ,,., .,,-.,,.. 49,. 49,, :,
'''' ",' ,..,, 49,,
''' u" wv '0'''' 49, .a-,.,.I,h,,
" =" ~ -, N,-'',.,'...." n. o,.,.J,,J
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
'"' I''',''y- -. -, ,I-,i.., ~. .il,,,
,..I-I.'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
From the Bos,os P.ih6sJer.
THE OLD PRINTER.
,sstrWiso or a TIser sxrreH. sur roo
srAa rHr rsurH TO sAHr sseH
rvs o..

,trWiso or TAser sxrren. sur
srAa rHt rsurH TO sAHr sseH
sec him a, the case.
With h.. snsi,a.. rhe,'less face.
Worn snd b'nwn;
Al, the tyre u,oe.'ius elist,
4. ihcy d,op wi,hin hi, 't,st.
seem. 4 he. oI sloSk the tick.
Running Jo~n.
Ys.p. years away have iown.
All the printer lon. I've ksO-u.
boy sad nan;
Tine ~ss when step 'l,i.
DiT,iugui'hsd he gait.
An n, f.cm ~s, tall ani straight.
We now ,esa. 'Es.
You oS.d .ee hin every day.
A, be ps,.si alpas The "a,
To HI. toll;
IL labOr,l nigh, srj H,,a.
A living ,caat to gain.
And ,oae ini,r,iI smsIl susis
IR ih. sol
And hot-c ~s. high 81 dr".
All, the golden cheat be nuTssd.
TIL he busd
Tia, bSp> 90. LJ, glare
o. = cold .ni frosty s'f.
And ih, prVmi,s, p'ctuisi isir.
B.ucn srOund.
" zee, va, rs,kOnsi had.
Dot I've ,r-n b,B 'Ri!s rish, :lai
A., "hss.a" ~se'.
wh,s . oSsr,sposding fro-n
wosI ,rrrsdhn frstur" rOuai
IL 't-sr. " s!sr."
tory yssr' he's Llsor,i -.
The mo'n'ng h~' 'Te sOns
frOa hs ,ky.
ros other. sfs hs .oVrs,
F0r other. o.. his Po--u,
Add b.. ds,.. Lss p..,'n. showers
flnuns by.
Yos t.n .ss hi~ nish, h, rirh'.
u, the i.@p dali, drafl light.
Standing there.
With eOl-,b curtains .Irssi
4, G.,son. DER h, head.
That .ooty 'ho-sn .soI
Il hs hair.
Al ~h,r the ~sAin; mon
rrveLIin, Il NJ "a, the nVon,
II you roam,
yoU ma, So h,m, weak .Hi tail,
4, sY ~e.r, ,,sp' DO iilL
10 motion Ias . .N.il,
wend,ng homc.
~. fs,- by ,s.r I" bat.
IL b.. h.,r ting, !. kni,
Sadly grry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

R-A shrc~d la,le fellow, Who had recent
~ begun TO learn Latin" occasionally mil
ed his mother tongue with 4 spice cf the dead
language. Il m. chsnced, n one day he
vas reading aloud to his master, that he -
,onrshed him by the translation; "Vr, man,
eiu, a trap; virgin, = nan tr,p," A trap
badly bai,ed NJ times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

S The Ptsburg Commercial JournAi
says that Mosquitoes are very small in'ee"'
bu, one ha, been known 70 rnart man ~e,s"
ing two hundred pounds, and seep MIN
moving . whole nigh, st that
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

Tho Board OF Directors Of the Atlantic a
ST. Lawrence Rail Road, is the same As last
year. will, the exception Of Mr., Jordan who
,,lc, the p,.ee OF Mr.. Musscy, declined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
Gbs Crfor0 Democrat.
rvsLusrB rvrSr ruTspN sosSiss ~
MILLErT & MELIEN.

rspNs.--O-e dollar ahi m, crut. IN ad,ancy
tsa dpihrs ., th- enl u ths wear. T. wh,ch hh'
rerts wii b. Addcd Soc even yct ia Nhich ps,u,,u'
= ifh,cj.
ApNTErtsTNTsrs iuscftrd go rvasDnahL tr'm.
ihe rfoJHtCtoss ~, hcing sccoiiiahr - su' eru'
bvy~pi ths sps.uu, chsrgci 80 th' sdssttsc"-'''i.
- ray,acRt So ~ s,lNcSti-cinsnts - h'l1 to .,
Ius lr.,a the dsts - the hrst iusctti'n.
". n. r,t~rb Ne. =. Coastr.s It,. love,
,hs Os,ly Advertise Otcr } liosioa, D. Agrut
taf rrc-,vi1f .'lscrpgsu. anl sl,,Ttis,is.uts -
NJ sit,ss VI n.'-t.a. NSw l1fk, rh,L,d,th, aaJ
ualiimarv.
Hoax ahd job Printing
PROMPTLY ANp NEATLY ENECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

A gentleman who had ,1o shildrea--a
rough. bois,erous boy, aud quie, cons'dera'e
girl-icsi asleep one day, in room IN which
they were. To avoid awakening him, the
Girl maintained the mos, scruPulous silence
while the boy, lees careful Of his father $
confsr, commenced whispering, then talk'nr'
aud finally began to sing. Failing to induce
her brother to keep still, the little girl ap-
proaehcd her father, aud striking his arm,
said
"Fmhcr, make Paul sop he Z" se'ne 10
lrale you vp'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

rThe New York Standard remarks that
the available wings never live, and 'hs una
vaible never die,