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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

Wanted. the b0snnce or The gear,
A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND IRoNfltj one clear
"A of encumbrance. liberal price will be given. En-
quire at this Office.
.IulY 2l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

.t'0sfS. CLASS and FEhste LcOd.
In0 KEGS Nails Assorted Sizes,
lOO 80 Boxes Glass 81 10 and ion IL,
so Kegs White Lead. For sale al less than The
Market rates. }. Il. WILLIAMS.
August 5--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15

JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
TINSLEY & TAYLOR.
IN OOn LBS, Family Bacon,
IO,OUU 200 Sacks Salt,
800 lbs. Cast Steel assorted sizes,
chests superior Gnnpowder Tea,
500 lbs live geese Feathers,
10 bbls. old Rye Whiskey,
10 " Apple Brandy,
30 " common Nhiskey,
erce otaid, nupny Y Co.'S French
June Its Brandy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
Cash for Wheat.
.ND TEFE.

WE VIII give the highest cash price Tor wheat Aliwho
W have wheat to SELL will call and us before selling
Aigs-ts SMTTHSON & STATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-15
7'ev,,,S-S5O mr. Ses,ion

All communications pertaining to this department, must be
addressed to T.. w. M KING, ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
The Auction Sale Of the Jenny Lind
Concert Tickets.

The rush a, the Trcmou, Temple Yesterday
a, the salc Of tickets was very great, and the
prices reached beyond the hirhcs, an,lciPa-
lions. Col Thompson pledged his word that
the sale was bona fd,, aud that neither Mr..
Baruum nor any Of his agents was employed
directly ~ indirectly, IN running up bids
Finy seat. had been reserved for the press,
but the purchaser II the FIR, uckc, would
have the choice of all the SEATS 10 the hall
The bidlinr vas then commenced hS an oi'cr
Of s2sO. frnm Mr. Hale, dacucrrco,yP'''
hu, he ~as son out,,upPcd, and great ca
ci,cmca, cn,ucd. bid followed bid. Mr.
Fctrdyr, tho bookseller, offered Si7j, and
Mr.. Gleason, the publisher, 5000 Hc'"
was expected a pause, bu, Mr Dodge, the
vocalist. boldly cried SGa5, and vas the sue
r,s.flI man. H. cho-c numlcr 500 IN the
centre Of the lower hoOr, ard afterwards paid
$40 80 ior the iwu seats adjoining. The bid
ding fnr The second choicr bcgan at Sil, and
crlCd At 81 the purchaser being MI Haze
,hc ucIl.Lnowu jagucrrco,ypis,. Two rows
Of se,,ccs IN front 1t tie stage, containing
,hlry.sN seats each, ven, so a premium ct
- each .sai, the front rOw being purch'-"
d, Nelson Edwards, Esq., and tie next by
NJ. Olms,cad. The bcsl seats 10 the gallery
ragged a, premium Of from s. to =, sold
a ~holc Sip a, a time. The poorest slips,
the Gnhes, from the stage, IN the rear,
brough, a premium Of $3.50. Among The
principal purchaser, were the Revere, T'c'
mont, AMI Montgomery Houses, G. 7. Reed
4 Co. Mr DItson, Mr.. Oakcs, and other
musical publishers. Il believed ha' ovcl
LAT m the house will b. sold at premium,
,nd tia, the gross rcccip. will exceed $50,
400 Boston Post
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
Man sho, In Connecticut.

We learn, ihs, in Essex, on Sunday night
between 10 aud II o'clock, Samuel Daniels
Jr., Of Lyme, sho, another named Butler,
causing immediate death. The particulars,
as We learn them, ale that SIR. Daniels had
nets set, which had been cut; and TO proven,
future acts Of the kind, took pos, at fish
house. About the time named, Butler APP
preached the fsh.housc, and demanded adj
miiianoo, ealling himself by another name,
and Mr. y. knowing the voice was not tia, OF
the person represented, refused To adm, him.
Butler then threatened TO break down the
door. Daniels warned him OF the eou'equcR,
ees hat Duiler burs, OpeR The door, and on
entering vas .ho, dead with Gun, the bal
piercing h,s heart. Daniel. Immediately Aas,
ened 10 the house OF Mr.. Ayes, called hin
Up, told hun wha, he had depe, and urge
him To GENE aud help to remove him. III
appeared ,ery much excited Avd irosbled Al
the fatal result. lie gave himself up 10 thu
au,horiti., and will probably be examined I'm
ncdiaicly -ALAii'io'cn (CoHHl S,HbHei
&Bi -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
Foreign News.
Nrw YoRK, Sept. %.

Nrw YoRK, Sept. %.
The steamship niagara, Capt. Stone, ar
rived here a, half pas, nine o'clock.
She has 10 passengers, among whom are
wm. II. Prescott and son, and q. i. Cur
~. Of Boston.
The steamship Esropa, Capt. Lott from
Boston Sept. 9Th, VIA Halifax, was passed by
the Niagara OF Dungauagh, coas, Of Ireland
lms a. ", Sept. Is.
Gcosge Hamilton the English lninis,cr at
Florrn,c, SicI ou the ,hiTd ~ September.
FRIScr.-Tho revision Of the French con-
su,ulisn i, again talked Of Serious disturb.
anccs have occurred south Of Lyons, IN the
department Il Ly-ooois, but they have since
been suppressed. Stories are circulated Of a
reconciliation between the two families Of the
Bo1Ibons. Lienr. Gale, the aerOHdm, is
dead.
The political news, az general thing, -
exceedingly dull.
The new steamship Africa was to leave
Liverpool on the 5ilh for New York.
PRrssl,.-The Berlin Cabinet have re-
solved no, to allow Austria TO interfere IN the
lIol,icin troubles. Ia the Electorate Of Hess
Cas,cl state Of sciec has been proclaimed,
aud several newspapers seized.
/ \ partial ratification Of the treaty Of peace
has been exchanged at Berlin. Seventeen
States Of Germany approve Of H.
+ AvsrRIA lNp IIuN0ARr.-Thc Austrian
Go,srnmcn, has issued 4 record Of all ihCs,
who were ~, tn death by the llungar'ans,
either 6y sentence II their cout mar,,als, OF
their tribunals In hungary and Transyl'ania
. Dl>uAEE AvD rur Drcmrs.-Ihc Hol
stein Die, has been opened IN the Castle Mel
+ The Cologne CARTE OF the 10th has d
iclcanphic despatch from Altoona Of the 9th
stating tia, somc ,t,rm,shing took place OF
the previous day. On The whole Of the ont
port. he lrn wing or,hr lIolsteincrs, the 9u
and ll,h hatialuns of foot aud the fret req
mcnt, were driven back uPun Siudars'aPcl
but being rtu'or,ci by another detachment
they advanced again aud forced the Dane
back upon the lIols,cincr.. FlNy-cighi cap
rurcd Daoc, were brought 10 lIendshourgh
and the wounded Of the l., regiment Of ne
line ~ wagon. io llcidc. The centre Of ID,
TIolstcin army has advanced To Jagcl, nca
Schlr.wig aud Brccsrndorl IL agyear
fum ilr,dan, by letter, Of the 9Th inst, tia
Austria and those German Government,
which stand on her ,ldc, are preparing To Ia
srirrc ~ ihc Duchic,. The Ba,auan Go,
cmmcu, had ISSUED a decree PTohlbians sub
,snpuous and collection, In AID Of the Schl,'
VIZ llul.t,u cause
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
The Sons Of Temperance

OF Hogan division, No 1853, will BE- pre-
scnlcd with a BiJl,, by the Ladies OF Oxford
on Saturday, the 9Th day Of October, A. ID
1850.
The public ceremonies connected with the
occasion, will take place at the Meeting
House, at Crsigic's Mills IN Oxford, cn said
day, at one o'clock L. NJ. after which
public address will be given by NJ. Is. Bart
lett, Esq.
The members OF the order will meet al the
Hall Of -aid Division, march from there to the
village, where they will be joined by the La
dies aud such other citizen, as wish 10 form
in the procession; which will then proceed
To the Meeting IIoase, accompanied by the
Auburn Brass Band.
Brethren Of the order and all friends Of the
cause arc cordially invited to be present.
Per order Of Committee Of
Arrangements.
Oxford, Sept. %, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

IIosRmLE ArTAiR. By the New York
papers W, &c, accounts Of mysterious and
startling disclosures, which II true, are hor.
rible indeed. ], seems that Miss Mary
Shorwcll, Quakeress and proprie,rcss Of
Founding Hospital at Morrisonia, just abo'o
Harlem, has been suspected Of making way
with children entrusted TO her care. The
Asylum was formerly situated at Fordhim,
and before she left there many infants were
buried, and 20 shlllowly tina, the hogs root.
ed them up. Since she has been at the latter
place many children have DISAPPEARED. su'-
pcion got rife about the place, and n'csilga.
tons were made, resulting IN finding several
collins and cigh, infants only two or three
inches under the ground. As yet, nothing
has transpircd to directly inplica,e any one 10
their murder. The jury Of inquest decided
that seven Of the eight died Of diseasc, and
the other. unknown. The case is to he iar.
Their investigated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

e. Our nrirhbor IT the Norway td,er.
ti,cr state. that %, the late Institute held Ia
u,i, village ouly about forty were present nj
any time TIN, is mistake, a. m"Ic ihan
seventy Students ucrr 10 ATTENDANCE, and
with ,oy lev exceptions, regularly, and ~
much improvement was made rs could b. cN.
pccicd In 10 short tlmc-only ten day. -
Wonder II the tlli,g oil FROM the numsrr
iOnscry IN ATTENDANCE, - rhc csul, ~ dis
coupgcmcn,, and opposition the ln-tilnc r..
ccl,cl from a certain quarter lat year, Il
no, an actual effort To break II nPi
We 10 M, think the small number IN at
tendance is any evidence tina, the interest
icli in our Institutes is on the decline, hut
that various causes beyond the control Of
plchcrs ha, contributed to lessen the number
the prcscu, year. We have no doubt thu,
measures will hereafter be taken To render
Institutes more profitable, and tina, they will
We, be better appreciated by the public than
they ever have hceu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
The snuattsrs, War in California.

An the facts iu relation "a The sort Of ANTI
Rent war which isgoing on IN California, have
no, vet tran,pird-so that We can form no
opinion a. in the real merits II the couiro,cr-
~ The dispute involves the validity II
Capt. SUITES grant, which j, a Spanish ;itlc
and u such a character "a. 10 leave room Tor
litigation, II not for real doub, a. Ia the just
lcc Of his claim. lie la, sold large quantl-
ties of land under this grant, not To actual
settlers merely, bu, In spccullior, and II
now remain, TO 80 whether hs nhcs viii
hold again-, the presumption claims Of 'hc
sluau,rs. The correspondent ct the New
York Joumd Of Commerce At Washington,
wrics IN relation To the sublcci as follows -
The disorders in California produce a
deep sensation here. Those acquainted With
the circumstances and causes Of the .quaiter'
war. say ,hl, the slua,,crs have some show
Of right They dispute the validity Of Capt
Suffers grant, under which much property
has been -old TO which the slu1ucrs hy
claim. Suffers Spanish grant Is said To H.
very vague, and leaving room for much lit
CATION. one Of Col. Frcmont's bills pro-
vide, for the adjustment 81 private land
claims, and II ought to bc acted upon VI this
session, but, probably, II will not.
Much useful and indeed indispensable leg
i,lation, will fall through, unless, As some
suppose, It .boOld be prolonged for another
week. A. ,Oun a. the law can Ic prescribed
and settled, the people Of California will con-
form to, and abide by il. The squattcrs as
sert their claims with great Perilnaeiiy. |
heard OF one man Who squat'cd on a lot thu,
Capt. Suffer had sold, and on which the PuT'
chaser proceeded TO build four story brick
house. The sluaiicr did no, quit the prem
isc., but Law there, wrapped up IN his blanket
ior mos, of the time night and day, and as
the work d,anced, be went up with It, and
when my informant len, he was built up to
the third story, claiming the soil and all abOye
II. on the common law principle. To put
down the squaties by force is imPraetlcabIe
aud inerpedienL The old Spanish titles
mus, b. legally adjudica'ed, and many donb'.
less will b. found invalid
1, may require hong time and much per-
pleSi,y to settle these conflicting claims
Even ia Louisiana many private land claims
remain unsettled. There are now engaged
in California and the city Of Mexico, many
persons who are hunting up and buying up
and establishing titles 10 various parts of Cal
fornla.
There will no, be wanting titles, as good
as Capt. Suffers to every tract OF land OF
any value in all California. In the mean
time, the squa,ier- have everywhere selected
their spots, and claim not presumption
right, but an absolute right
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

especially those for the reform OF juvenile de-
lipoueu,s. These are all branches OF the
same great plan Of general education, special
IL adapted To different classes, which without
them must be totally unsupplicd. by these,
no poverty. no inhrrni,y, no crime, vice OF
fault may b. neglected. All must, IN some
degree. he c,lucaied. and for accomplishing
desirable results, rcirma,ory schools occupy
place, though no, the mos, prominent. Yet
are Of yss, use TO the we'll being Of society
We are glad that these schools as well as 9TH
srs have received the attention of our Leg
isla,uIv.
In the progress of society from the remo''
est ages from savage lIic To baIbarism-irou
biyharisn TO CIVILIZATION, and from civilization
10 reascmenl. no change has been more re-
markablc. OF attended with more important re-
suit, to civil institutions, than the increased
wisdom aud hcne,olcncc Of legislation The
existence OF civil government PresuPPoses the
necessity OF penal sanctions. Look attic ma
lions OF antiquity, they that were most re-
nowned Tor wisdom aud lo:iy virtue, and YOU
find no provisions for retaining the vicious
or even securing from contamination the NOR
ais Of the young. YOU find ,ha, Law WIS, al
last. bat the irresponsible agent TO guard at
buary institutions. Morality was not thought
oi as possessing ans virtue IN itself or as able
In influence mankind. The case Is very dit
tcrent nav. Law 10 some extent a, least, has
become the expression OF popular will, and
regards the probable rcsul, upon the Pun''
order. and good morals Of society. NJ the
slms time ,ha, ,tr,h,h'U the sword OF the
e,ecu,ioncr, II holds ou, the ccPirc OF mercy
and has associated protection to society with
the resolution OF the iransctcssor.
More .nou,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
REFORMS.

EdueAaOs Is subrcet tlsa, al the Preses, day
engages the attention Of more OF less oG the
civilized world. and especially Of the great
mass OF mind IN this countIy, and as this Is in
one sense cmPhai,eally an Age - Educa-
uOn' W elaborate arguments are necessary,
Though sound ones are rot wanting W prove
IL value, or is adaPiedpess 10 the Prescra-
ton of our CIVIL OF religious institutions. EV-
.ry human being derives principles Of conduct
and habit, OF aciion from the examples and
conversation Of those BY whom he is surround
ed. No class OF society but has It's system.
Vice has Ia schools. as we'll as virtue. Crime
has It's rewards Zoe the JEALOUS, aud punish
ments Tor the dIsobedieut, equally as effective
a. those OF reclitude.
Education Is tbs life Of the body POlilie.-
The branches Of tie scheme Of reforms, are
lsi. Those plans which are recognized by al,
- common schools academies sc. ID. The
temperance reform, Institutes for the insane,
lhc orphan. ,ls blind. IN. deaf sud dumb and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

PEorrssoR WEusTrR's F,NILv. The
Boston correspondent ofthc New yorS Even
ing Post says
DAILY, even to the present Pcnod, YOU
NAV see persons driving up to the dwelling
house Of Mrs. Webster, Cambridge, for the
purpose Of At least looking NJ the outside u
house whrrc her late husband lived The
day after the execution, carriage drove Up,
and lady. q, least apparently our> aud her
two dsugltcr, "a Mrs. P.,) from NcS York
alighicd, and desired TO cnrr and see the
corpse, stating lhatthcy had come on purpose
When the application was objected 10 gently
they insisted upon entering, ull they were
more Pcrrmptonly refused.
4 man presented himself AZ the huns, !
short ilmc before the execution, aud desired
an interview with Mrs Webster, for the Pur.
pose, a. be- sntcd. ofmalng -om- important
communication, to her They proved IN he,
that be bad h., upon scheme to effect ,hc
prisoners escape. that vessel was ready Il
sal and hiring hlm away IN safety, aud all h'
dcsircd va the cooperation Of the family
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
PrinterS Language.

E,cp professional trade has rs tcchn,raI
terms, aud Of course the Printer, have a
"small SCATTERING" which is iulelhgiblc on.
Is To the cnn. The following - specimen,
il don't moan. however, a. much a, II would
seem In tIur ungmHaicd --" jim, pr, Gencnl
Washington ou the galley, and then FINISH
the murder II that Young girl you cummcnr-
rd yesterday. ST uP thc rnlu' ct ilcrcula.
ucum. distribute the small PoN, you need nj
finish that runaway match have the hlch
water m the paper this week. LIT the pi
alone III after dinner, pot tie barbecue 'o
press, and then golo thc devil, aud he will
Tell Won abuui the vor. log the puminr. =
$780, ..s,.ss, "usfs,t tult bf fhusius was
buucl Gor ln,cni,ng such a diahoheaI arl.
biDrar, R,yulIoaH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

lHr FIEsr CASE UNDLE IHE Nav p
sItWr SLAVE BlLL. IN New York the fret
ease under the ncN Fugitive Slave Bill came
up. James Hamlet vas carried before United
state, COMMISSIONER Gardner, charged with
having run away from his master IA Mary
land, 10 Isis The facts having I~cn proved
To the satisfaction ofthc Commissioner, Ham
10, was given up, and the L. ;. Marshal or
dcrcd :" detail sufficient number OF officers
To protect the owner Of the slave in carrying
him back to slavery, which was donc and the
slave was conveyed back
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

S,SpwIcH Glass CoNPINY. Ga Friday
last we witnessed at the Factory Of the Be-.
ton and Sandwich Glass eo'npany, the making
NJ glass bowl, by machinery, and Of magnI-
,ude that iAI etcecds in size and weight any
heretofore made BY glass manufacturers IN thu
or any other country. The machine, We 600.
dcrs,and, weighs between two and three ton'
and /, worked with the accuracy Ola steam
engine. The glowing metal vas taken from
= steam lumacc at ia greatest fuslon by the
workman, placed ~ 'hc machine by hand, NJ,
IN motion. aud in sw minutes 4 perfect
bowl u ncll design, Wa turned out, spread
ny mo-, n,cu, heat sround. WISH none but
,h,,r acru,tourd To the business could stand.
II is an interesting tight to notice 'he auanr.
mrut made M working the machine-,l,crr is
mo- coniusion-each workman . ~ los aliUl.
cd Iiacc-aud 3, sarPusod us 10 see an article
of ~ weight and ste handlsd Nth - mnrl
indignant and Kill, that IN one minusr it was
taken from the pres. by the had workman,
and carried - a side furnace ~ receive ihr
fire polish and f,u'-,J uio shape as soon 1'
that vas secured, u Was taken ~ M anDrl.
ing kiln, and placed ,hcrcia to ouoI--"h.rI
require. eight or ~ day'.
The bowl, We learn, weighs about sixty
pounds, stands twenty one IH'hc' high. ard
,vrn,, two inches IN diameter at ihc TOP. 70
rs called the Union Bowl and the moderate
price It Dr. h~la =, will enahic ho'cl Ac'pcr'
aaI other, to poy,,-s beautiful and u,iai
centre ornament Tor their table
Sandwich Of.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
OXFORD COUNTY CONVENTION

The experimenting School Committees 1t
ihr several towns. aud the Clerks Of Pl,n,a'
ITEMS in Oxiord Ccuniy. met IN Convention At
the Cour, house IN Pars Sept, IS, 1880.
The COG,cntou vas called TO order by J.
;. Meth Es4.. Chcs, +. VI. Carter Esq.
Chairman. Sidney Perham Secretary, and NJ.
II Bir,lsu ESQ. Assis,su, Secretary
On motion of NJ f II Brown, 7. l.. Rice
r; aud q susirrverc appointed to receive
,,r and corn, he vote, Tor Member Of the
sgard Of Elueaucu ior this County, who ai
,sr attending to that duiy rcpurted the follow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

AocrprSr on the A. X. RAILROAD
At the Greene station, Monday afternoon,
we learn that the boiler Of the locomotive
"Kennebec" burst, injuring several persons
severely. The engineer Mr.. Little had one
arm, hand and fingers badly shattered the
fireman, Mr. Mayo was scalded and also a
young man named Mayo, a track repairer,
was severely scalded-so severely that 1t Is
thought he will lose his eyc-sieht.
We understand there were l25 pounds OF
steam on, with three guagcs OF water at the
time, and the accident is attributed To some
defect in the iron with which the boiler was
constructed. ], was Cambridge locomotive.
Portland Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

FUHr urrsflN Sr,ross foor, ,yu
Frun,r. 4 fight hz' occurred between
Senator, foor and Fremont, which J, likely
IN result most Seriously II arosr out OF ihc
former accusing the latter Of seeking lrgi.la-
iou oa the gold l1ni' tor hI, own private ad.
'artagc.
\ challenge. 70 o.. ,hd, has b'on seat b.
footr by Fremont footr j. ~ hl- scat m
the Senate, bat Fremont Is not.
The blow rlycu by Foot, brought blood,
and the parties were separated by Senator
CLARK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

OpryIvo OuDuEs. "C Co out into De
wood.. Slmbo," ,aid southern master 20
ono 9TH negroes, " and cu, me SOM CROTCH
p. toe fcnsc-to ste. 90 iI,r gru-u, I.r
tht.." making d 'he sane taic - 'r1-'
&, .oftwo fingers. on the table The r.sr"
took h,, a1c and went into 'Lr vo.,s. ua'
gone al Jay. AMI returned % lls', with ua'H.
,nr bat h.- axe in hl, hand. Whcm a~
YOUR cro,rL,s, Ssmbo'' asked h., m','rr-
Couldn'l find nolr mas,a uc huw. Gould IS
find ANY, said Boz. master wins there ars
thousand, of,hrm boo the woods. Why I""t
t,la, tree. ooh, yr., m7..l, p.'r'. %
dcm Sind but dos all crotch opp toagh''"r
wanted dem A,uI Jlt crotch down
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

EgThe census Of the several towns IN Ma
ryland and the District OF Columbia shows
great increase Of free blacks aud diminution
of slaves. There are but sis hundred slaves,
chiefly females and children and suPcanuaied
men. IN the District, while the number Of free
blacks has Increased To thirteen thousand, or
one third Of the population Of the district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01
GIVE EVERY DAY.

La. NV .-DsthiOs ever day.
Fos CO asOtAsT's -cAl;
A -Srd - nAls ID. gloon, ~.
o. The sS.hsd .Piri, s~sl;
Al .sN that 70 the Aa-s, ~iIl 'Fs.sA.
% Aia that. ps0s al Sld'
A tar lr Ast S'r vAsss Ma chssh
Pal nan, a 'trysn IA. rO''.sl
-rAs Sb,sst, q Oor ~. aad SNIs,
In ,,sS, path ~ .~s-
AL ~h,a ,Asy a.I q ,ing.s Vrsy,S.
Oh, shall - sslE-a v,
AnA turn s~a, 18th a.asht, ,Ar's',
Al The God above
WEI, rsr,il To- 'vr r.iar''sd to'''
Ntd only =. did love
Lite. s,y, .-~s,Aisg even FAY
To camsr, a. = cher,
r,.ost So g % ,lo- Ne, F's'.
was.s cue. al en- - saf'
rse, s.s g. kinIas.' ia Ogr 'P-esh--
AID ts-,isrsss. q boat
TIA, q, IN. insoosu, ,-,'l MI r.ssh,
I,l warmth sn4 he imjau.
", al can g,ys-th' F'or--'s' ~''S'
An - a. sassl guS'',
IL. ,uaII a tA.ng 70 ,nik--to 'psa
A. r,aAs thc ~rtichst bl''''
re-.- f,vor. t-rus an b-.io~,
81 scsusr - s'rOsi.
AL a.ks th- ,slss Il s.rru- glo-
Wa IN ,--st .snils. n G1t'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

cT-"Ilo, corn" shrily plpcd forth O.
New Nurs dlrscy, WHO carried an m
lncnsf basket u thc lu.cIou, maiu npoa b..
cbuuy head. "Why, Jake, your corn b,
oh" exclaimed a customer. a. Dc t"ok up
~ ear OF i,--' Why do YOU cry bot corn
&c N,brr mind % returned the sable rDnirr.
ID di;'. ir nlu,r II goes 10 at shat Uc t-.'S'
IL ANYHOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

r6As the II O'Clock train ~ carr iron
Portland, we're passing through kiiery, Me
ON the Portsmouth, Portland aud Saco Road
a marine belonging in the Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, was discovered lying on the track with
his head or neck on the rail. lie was mol
seen IN season to stop ,be engine until the
whole train passed over him, completely sew
cnng his head iron his body. Ills name
was not ascertalncd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-01

MARROW EscwE-A man named fn1H'
Raymond, aud he wife and child, had a mar.
row c-raPc for their hives on sunday They
werr sailing hack IT the neck. aud flaw 81
wind struck their boat and caPsized II. The
three remained In the water clinging 10 Ihc
boat nearly m hour, when They we're rescued
by some persons IN another boai, Whose nara''
We Odd not ascertain .--Pori'and ASr.