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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
POs.g0Y,
From ths knickerlycksr
THE OLD MILL.


po.', ,oa rymsmber. Illy, d,ar,
In. miIl b, th, on h,u siie,
wh-ry ,ss uscd 90 e. in ths summer time
All watch ihs Eamy t,de;
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whs' they hoatej sWay Ike ensr'hi',
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PialiBg alou, his da.ty ~ork.
Singing ths hyc-i1ug hy'
All thr coat that hung o8ihs uist, nail
With man, a mat',y patch,
All ths role oll i,ar, with it' broken ''I'
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pashing ,h-t.aLsd spray,
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All thg s'r,p-rs, LILY, with m''. o'srsro00,
I.ikr ssutiasI. .',gJ In pride,
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wsrs u.s.lg ia ths ali m,u'. .r's,
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Ol hiu and OBJ, J,trH.I n.h.
Lib, t-ar'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

pensing every where the kindness natural to
her heart, and the sympathy which she learn
ed through tears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

CANADIAN RrcIPRocIrY.-The Mon,rc.
Herald states ,ha, Mr.. Tiffany, the Canadian
agent has returned from Washington with The
conviction that during this session Of Con-
gress, there is no hope Of reciprocity bsins
carried.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18
Oh, CrforS Democrat,
rvsrr,HrD TvIEr TUESDAY ~oSsiSo ~
MTI4Frr & MELLEN.

TrHu..-one dollar and 6fy cents in advance ;
one dollar ahd ssysuty-hvv cents within siN monihs
t~o i5llars al the eud q the year. 10 when my
so. .il =, ailei fsr even wear IN which payment
q delycd IT,.
ApyTErtsTNrNrs Inserted on ryasonatAc terms
ths prorr,stor. NJ hsng accountable "r any sfto'
ls,oni the amount charged ior the advertise ~,
~ Pa,mrut f,r an advertisements - heia 10 .
- ira, ths date Il the 6rst insertion.
rEv.R. PALNtE,No. ;, Congrvss st. lo'eI
49, h,il, Advertiser Oficr,l Boston, - our Agcn'
- r,c.iyinr subscrption. and advertisements loi
an, ,it,.. ofBoston, New Nork, fhihtephia' and
BALTIMORE.
Hook and Job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENECJTEp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

Lightly and silently, reader minc--lf per
chance my humble page has a reader thus FAR
pass We over ten years IN Agnes Melons
life. Ten years their history who shall tell :
Sage authors will describe the battles which
have been fought. the laurel. which have been
won and worn, and the laws which have been
enacted. and tell YOU ,his is history. But the
record Of each ouc's inner life, the changes
which have come over hearts and homes, Tar
more interesting and instructive than events
IN the mass. this iaudc drsls Of history, whole
Libraries would be insufficient To portray. Do
you recognize, in the calm, stately manners,
and chayie bu, quccnly beauty OF the woman
before YOU, the gentle and loving Agnes 1t
Is the same Agnes Melton, or, rather, Agnes
st. Clair, for she has been six weeks bride.
She is now in the radiant noonilde Of her ex-
s,cncc. Henry II. Clair waited long for the
affections 80 early cast back on the heart
whence they flowed, but he hoped by deserv-
inc. 10 win them. lie did not even see her
ull years had passed after their first mourniul
meeting, but he often heard Of her by her
brother, who was a classmate at college, and
he felt tha, one so faithful to the dead mus, be
treasure TO the living. lie is one of the IN
,elligent and gentlemanly "merchani princes
which ara our couniry's boast, and delights
in surrounding his lovely wife with every lux
ury which refined taste can suggest, or a
princcly fortune can procure but she is ever
the same unassuming, true-heaued woman
And is she happyl Has she forgotten the
love Other YOUTH Yes, and no. Forgotten T!
The torrent Of love and despair which once
SVEN, over her soul, il would be impossible
TO forget. But it is remembered with sub
dued tenderness, a twilight Of the SOUL while
the strong current Of womahly affection is be-
slowed where she has given her hand. Her
deep blue eyes have a sad, dewy look which
show that they have been the gate OF tears
while the mild bcncvolencc beaming from het
counienance gives the key to the sn6duing oi
personal sorrow, by activity in relieving that
Of others. al, is more blessed to give than
receive" and Agnes is happy, for she is the
liph, of her husbands heart and hearth, Civ
inr freely Of their wealth to the needy, dis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-18

'Dr. Csirie, a popular writer say. "whsn
healthy properties are impaired. Ne know Of no
agent 3, which they can b. directly restored; when
vital action u perverted OF deranged, Ne pos.ess no
mean. u Immediately rsctiging u, but must be sat.
isfed With psing lho.e means under which it 10
mo.t likely 10 rrctlS itself" This, We maintain.
l. rational and comm0n-sense view of the subject.
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and Agnes knolt alone by the soul-deserod
clay, who shall tell the bitter sorrow Of that
that lonely vigill H., Ia veil be drawn over
,ha, night Of grief-ioo sacred for indifferent,
eyes, and too narrowing for those who have
learned sympathy in the school Of like aiIlic-
ton.
Among the relatives assembled a, the funcr-
al obscquics Of the deceased, was Henry St.
Clair, a cousin TO Ernest The two has been
intimate from boyhood, but Ernest being a
few years the elder, respect rs for a supe-
rior being mingled with lIenry's affection.
lie had been apPrized Of his betrothal to the
fair eastern girl, and had been impaiicn, To
see her. And now, as he looked iimidly up
on the sad. pure face Of the Young moumcr,
all his reverence for his lost Erncs, centred in
her, and her image was pictured in hts heart,
4 treasured but slcrcd deposit, hidden from all
eyes, even his own, but holding place there
through years Of stu dy end replication to the
active pursuits Of life.
The world has little sympathy for souoWs
like those related above 10 rs uufecling
sense, Agnes was situated precisely as she
had been previously To her acquaintance With
ST Clair. She still had youth, beauty, rare
accomplishments ard tender parents. but,
oh the change that had fallen upon her heart.
The ,uu was s,rickcnirom her noon, the stars
frum her night. From her cloves young
dream" she had been rudcly awakened, and
she felt that she could never more "lisien To
the voice of the charmcr, charm be never ~
wisely How moumlul 10 her seemed the
sichiug Of the wiuicr.Winds-and the trees,
now sirip, Of waving foliage, seemed each an
emblem Of hrrsclf-disrobcd Of the summer
freshness and beauty of life, md bending un-
der burden too heavy To be- bourne. Moth
ing seemed desirable but the Heaven To which
81. Clair had gone, and lhi,her 1t seemed her
steps were trndlnp, for her slight form grew
,-..t,. ,,c
cheek and ltrs, !, centred iu her eyes, giving
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
OFFICIAL.

UEURUId LdNDS FUR NILE.
THE undersigned OF Of the ,}nera
Assembly of % Indiana,
authorizing the Governor Agent of
State Of Indiana has the Georgia Lands
all the interest the State Of Indiana and hundred
shares Land situated in the counties Of Ta Montgomery Pu
eski, and Laurens the Of Georgia of
hundred thousand Rd said be valuable for timber The
obtained Georgia Company,
eurty for the payment Of hundred and thousand dollars
ing the State Of Indiana by the Western Bank OF New York
Rochester, Proposals the purchase said land will he received
by the undersigned indianapolis until the Of January
1851 The highest bidder lands
will a
rmng the sale and Of the purchase money will required
until the sale Is confirmed
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor Of Indiana
indianapolis, February 81, 1850.
OFFICE TREASURER STATE
Indianapolis, FobraarH 81. 1850.
Gov. J. A. wRIGHr-Dear
Office payment
State Treasury Of the sale Of the Georgia Lands.
am, very respectfully your obedient servant
80 3mos JAMES P. DRAKE, of
1.-THE Journal OF
ga Georgia. will give the above weekly Insertions send
to his ofic for liunida
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
DIE D,

In this city, yesterday morning. ELIZABETH consort of
Robert Greenfield in the 4Is year Of her age The friends
Of the family invited attend her funeral from her late
residence, this afternoon at 3 o'clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
BOOKS, &c.
SECOND HAND BOOKS!
Rare Chance for getting cheap Works

Z. Is. DAVIS
MAS hand lot OF hand books IN good order
HI which they wish dispose Of Immediately on very
cheapest Among be found the following:
Coopers Novels PC vols on Truth Kno ledge
Bnlwers Novels IL vols. Evidence
Goldsmith works. vols Th0mp4on,s first prinri3Ies
Annals oil Pirenology 1885, vol Ctemsy vols Eng ed
Journal OF Health, Eaton's Geological Text hook,
Flint's survey, Doctrine of FIaxiOn.
Days Aigeira, Comsocks Chemistry
Arabian Nights, vols Meals Graphics,
Vigil Faith, Tay lorm Examined religious
Realities OF Locke Warden's Laters,
Thaddeus Of Warsaw, vols, Life OF Blark Hawk.
Children OF The Abbey vols. Life Of Paul vols
Celebrated Trials Of all Coun Life Of stephen
sibSons
Letters OF Euei by Dr. Bruster Abercomties Essays,
Lille Of Thomas Jefferson, Thompson's Sea sons,
Travels OF Marco Polo, Prisoners al Perote,
/ BfewsserS Letters o Natural IsamhIes IN italy,
Magic DENLY IS Philosophy of Nfystery
Peter Simple, ? vols, The Tower Of London,
Universal Religious Ceremonies, Legends Of Ireland,
Journal Of Law, Roman Antiquities,
I.egendres Geometry, Harp Of the West
General View OF the World, Bennets Bookkeeping,
SufFerings of Christ, Duty of american Women to
Remarkable Events original their Country
and selected, Woodrud7s Tour. 43-f
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02

INFAMOUS CONDUCT A JUDGE.-Jndge Mcclure,
OF fiitsburgh, has sentenced two young men, named
McDerm"tt aud Braf, TO eighteen months hard labor
IN the Pcneniiary. for having participated in riot
occasIOned by strike" for higher wages among the
boilers and pudders Of that city. Four women, con-
victed OF tie same ofencr. sentenced each to
month imprisonment and to pay fine of fifty dol
ars. These sentences, so entirely dspropnrtoned To
the offence, have created great excitement and indg
nati'n among the citizens of Pittsburgh, except lie
lordllngs WHO own the immense iron establishments.
The democratic and neutral press denuunce Mcclure
IN The strongest terms for his harsh and vindctive
sentence. The whig papers. however. whose sympa-
thes are always with the Oppressor sustain and de-
lend him. Public meetings have been held in various
portions OF the city calling upon the Governor To par
don the unf rinnaie men aud women thus Condemned
Gov Johnston, however. whose whole soul is with
the oppressors rather han with the oppressed, will
probably refuse, although he does not hesitate in
granting pardnns by the wholesale 10 thieves, burg
lars. and murderers.-Nep Albany ledger.
Mr.. Hannegan h1s abandoned the idea of moving
South Tie has effected exchange. and will in n
Few days remove to the beautiful residence Of Mr.
Henderson. in Covingtun. He proposes Cor himself
no higher enjoyment, asks other privilege than
that OF spending the remnant of lifetime in quiet
IN Fountain, surrounded by people whom he is
devotedy attached, and deeply indebted for oft-re-
peated and unmstakable evidences of confidence and
esteem.
nomination TO the Convention to amend the Con-
stitution Of Indiana would have been rendered him by
reclamation. but he would hear it. His health
Is feeble and in the quiet Of private life he seeks
renew IT by repose.-CoU. Friend.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
OFFICIAL.
SIZE 0E YAIHARIE PR0PERTY

THE undersigned o OF Genel Assem-
approved 1850, being
provide for the sale Of portion Of No. 25 of
Indianapolis m the purpose Of erecting thereon buildings
the Indiana Central Medical College, will
until the first Of June for OF situated In
No
India said lot Of has been appraised by Blake
Calvin etcher Z. ~ Sinner d. Mcguire, William Sullivan and
W. n
Ia No bid will he considered for less than the appraised value
The will be sold credit OF the
annually the viii be
hmed rejected by the next General Assembly.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
DRY GOODS.

HORNS LAST! TO THE LADIE,
.Jad rscsired Jrmn Nsr Yak by Erp'rss
Magnificent, Splendid Materials for
Dress.
The cioictsi, the cheapest, that ever were sold,
To the high tie low, ~ Tire young or the OIL
New Coos OF all qualities, coIors. and patterns
For sweet lIle misses. bellies, ana stsid matrons-
Lawns Linens Burgess, firh Nusins, and r ints.
That rival the lsn oA's most beautiful untS.
Fine Neck hons, Dress ind h,~ cr the iarests
Lace Cuffs and CoIars rnbroi rrrd the rare-t
Silk Grape, Lace, Hungarian and HcrnIni Shaws
Combs, Buck Rings, reast pins Scsrs Ties Paasos
viseteS style; rsre~t Frngrs, ri Lsces,
And Vets fine enough 10 angelic faces
Rch Satins and SIlks Of each radiant hue
From the white TO the black from the req TO the blue
French Gngh aud Linens striped figured and pain,
Cords Berlin, nd mountains Of cuisine De aIne,
SILK Tissues, Careicon. and Tarlions as fair,
As the beautiful Houries in Paradise wear.
Rich Bonneis, io.nels, suit every lace,
Victoria, Imperial, Straw, Tulip. Hair la e.
Jenny Lind chip Parmeia Alboni and huted
Spike Spanish Gimp Rutland. thai al he suited
For Misses splendid assortment OF Flats.
And for infants alt sizes OF beautiful Hats.
Fine Muslns Curtains, plain scoloped and wrought
Whose ~ from the brow OF Aurora caught
Gloves Lisle Kid and Picnic Six and fine Cotton Hose,
Fro he hue of the midnight to colour de
Shoes made OF strong Leather, Morocco, Pruneila,
To 1T C}oah a fair Cinderella
In short we lave all that delights or entices,
The kindest of Clerks, and the lowest Of prices;
And Ladies who wish to all that adorns,
Are invited most kindly TO call in at HORNS.
Inhiana pOlis March 1850 so
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES,
FOR MAY, 1850
j. w. EIaury ~ Co., Managers.
$4,000!

10 Prtzps of 81, 25O,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of MoaOngai,a Academy
Class No. 50. for 1850.
To be drawn Alexandria Saturday, 9Th May. 1850
''-"' GRAND SCHEME fflafS 81 % '''A'''-
One Prize Of OOO do IS OOO do 0OO do 40OO DO 81
600 do 200 do 2llO 10 do 125o p 500, SC Tickets
Csr6csiesof psekages2S Whole tickets SEQ 90
Do DO DO g g a saa DO DO s $500
$4,000 Dollars.
$4,000! S200OO!l Sl5,O0O!!.
100 PRICES If 81 QUO.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit of MOnOngaiia Academy.
rbs drawn sand on Saturday May H. 1885,
7S No Lottery-l3 Draa0n Ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME!
packages
6 5: !: !; !: S s 81 5: 5: !: s s:$
40 PRIZES or 81 .100l
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY
For the benefit Of MoaOngalia Academy
To be drawn at Alexandria Saturday, May
70 No. Lottery--13 Drann Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
4OOO do sOss 40 ,iOO Tickets sOshare Popor
Certificates of packages of % Whole tickets $1,000
Do DO DO g quarter aa% DO $3.50 $50
SPLENDID LOTTERY.
100000.
$4,000 S30,Ou0!! S20.000!!!
And 200 Prizes Of $1,000 are S200,OOO!!
81 900 the low est three number prize.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of MOnOngaia Academy
Class f, 1850.
To be drawn in Alexandra, Saturday. May $780,
70 No. Lottery-l2 Drarn Ballots
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
One splendid prize Of s60O do $4,000 do 900, do
200O do 1852 prizes O00 10 do 900 200 do 0O0
Tirkets s20-shsres in proportion
Certificate of pa kage sof IS Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25 flalf
Do do 25 Egkths do 80
Orders Tickets certificates Of
the splendid Lotteries will
and official Of drawing Immediately
is to all who order from Address
j. q e.. MAURY,
4gents Alexandria Yirginia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
HAT AND CAP EMPORIUM.

Corner Of Cherry and M1in Cross Strects,
Madison. Ia.
is 70 he found the largest and most complete stock Of
favorable they be purchased where IN the wes
among which wi he found the beautiful Noekn and Silk Hat
Beehee of New York. expressly for
sales and which will warrant not to be sed for beauty
durability manufactured America together with
variety of Silk and Fur of manufacture.
Also very large of manufacturing which will
sell the respectfully solicit call from
all who wish buy wholesale retail Come and examine
my stock, and see what can do for
California Hats reduced prices few Mns le which will
sell highest prices paid for all kind of Fur
Tn IS5O. 65-tf W. ASNETT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02

TIIE LATEST.
I'VE lately selling prices that suit
500 pieces Calcnes OF all descriptions
so do Gnghams;
% do Alpaca Lusres
so do Tweeds and Jeans
30 do Satnetis
20 do ciOghs and Cassneres;
so do Tckings,
200 do andb leached Muslins;
so do Cambrcs and Jaeonets
500 pairs Mems Boots and Shoes;
800 do Women's Shoes and Booees;
ITO do ChidIens do
30 dozen Mems aud Boys Caps
1000 dozen Cotton YarH;
800 pounds Carpet and Coverlet Warp
90 bris Sugar;
30 bags Coffee;
500 pounds Tobacco, all qualities;
Dye Suffs large lot Of all kinds;
50 kegs Nails; Please call and see.
Remember the best OF bargains always be found
Bran J.. M BRAMWELL
Oct II. Iouna lcopY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
CITY TREaSURER,S REPORT.

The following report of the Treasurer Of the City of In
dianspos giving exhibit Of the financial condition Of the
City for the ending April %, 1850, submitted to
the Council read approved end ordeied TO be published
RECEIPTS.
There remaining in the Treasury May I, ls49 the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02

WUE did not sell if Of January and what
w have remaining has improved by We offer Tor
sale 100 bss oil reched Whskey 30 brs Brandy Wine Gn &c
e1rGrccers supplied BY the quantity.
os SMITH & HANNA.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
safe Of Fovfe;eed Land.

nN Saturday, June 22i 1851 O'Clock p NJ will be ofee
~ f sale the highest bidder the Court House door In Ind
snass the follow Of land situate In johnson county,
forfrned TO the College Fund, to-wn:
The half quarter section % sb
~ sonh of range 4 east, combining 80
TmsFive credit. payab
Annually In No bid received tina
the OF the and OF advertising
F. w. n. ELLIS, auditor Of State.
indianapolis April 10. 1850. o6sw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
ROOTS AND SHOES.

n TIL n his bestyv
- country affords, nd has aarle qusniyo
the finest stock of Leather, by himself expesy
this will manufacture Boots nd Shoes Of every
Descriptions style perform ue Ind prices
a suit lie particularly desires
TIE .4TTENTTO.N OF THE LADIES
the
match with either
orceapness sthey value health
hea especially thathey
Intensive by hmse bein
invited him "a
opposite Washington Tia doors
Of Drug Store ready
nonst raeth sowp ric v32vT:ren6OvIII A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
Public Noiice---Georgia Lands.


TaNHE undersigned having
the right title, claim
had and fifteen hundred land,
Ing upwards OF three hundred thousand situated the
Of Georgia yng in the Of Tea Pulaski
and O
from the Georgia Lumber Company
timber being accessible by navigation
The undersigned lands
wishing purchase,
siding al Patriot, Switzerland county Indiana.
All hereby notified purchasing the above
ty from other person authority than be subscriber.
MARTIN r.. GREEN.
Indianapolis March S. 1850. Sc CIV
STATE OF LNDL7Jv.a, T0HTT,
I,chaes r. Secretary the State Of Indiana do
hereby certify that from the records in Office that Paris
Dunning Governor Of the Of Indiana and
accordance with resolution of The
Indiana approved January
Of make
by the State of Indiana In the State Of Gga did The fifth day
OF March, l649 sell Martin Green. all The title,
claim demand kind which Indi
had fifteen hundred land of
Georgia commonly called the Georg Lands which The of
Indiana obtained fro the Georgia Lumber Company amounting
upwards Of three hundred thousand lying The
counes Of Te Montgomery Pulaski and Lauens said State
Of Georgia r the Of thousand dollars and that the
chase fully paid the said Paris Dunnns the h
DAY q Noyemher and that on the first day Of Decemrr si
eeed deedfo e above described The said Martin
Green.
In testimony Whereof have my hand and
Ls The seal Of The sae Of Indiana at indianapolis this sh day
f.rfA pr ~ N -rEc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-02
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.

rasHE receive
entrusedo their Having large substantial com
side ofhe
ROAD DEPOT, and from knowledge of the by
orders
public patronage Every for sale
with instructions conscnine
their
delay. ARRANGEMENTS made
Wheat Barley Clever Seed Timothy Seed Corn
Meal, Beeswax, GnseRg Feathers, etc
BLYTHE & HOLLAND