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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
cl7:uTg >. = Hlpyotanu, al the Cape

- erAA Y 81 = rA.P tNs1.4A u a. e--S SSf
Or ~ OBJ. h-ves, -,a-eous ever sLIet .u
Che r.H.-. ar. sao, 5y Lieut., Macpherson,
o.. ar. R,g.ns-r. on the bank, of the
T...,r4-.., Ar from the coast. on Lc
81 .t 'Ir Macpherson sod SuT Assist
.r g ---.a Pr-1y h,l gone % tnc eNcur-
-..I -I .'y vll rhc view &C ersylatcuug ous
o. tl-sr .us .g.', aa,mal. and after various
r1tl4sor, Geo t.li ta she r.ycr. the animal is.
sirr,e. vas rr-rsgf b., Nr VI. yy,ul ula u.s.
.s,,ur- ui hlfr, io- -au. distance ip it.
5as1 .l 'le r 200 hau, vi t..s stream, aa,,I o.,
lrs-,l ae ~. DESCRIBED r.eauiuF ua dr, "a
vine Approaching .1s s-o, s,elluuly WREN
within ABBOTT "a do4,s yards OF blm, VI. VI.
C-sI. llIrrgr r,sc ball teulud ihseaT THIS
s,lr-..-i t..- beg, creature iar DO, mo,nsut,
dur.rg ua,-a BIS szssi.4ai lad tm. To reload.
~ second ball penetrating lhc head ab'''
ihc r,e. 4 ,hlri act .as aired with hs,
success. by Which unc Ur. BARCLAY. guido,
hs .-s. .s. e.. ,zs p'ege, reached The spot
Att.s u.. thc ..o1aJ,d animal, sHddrn'
FL -....s III made , charge upon hi'
-'... aIy escaped by pitching bend
rI,iur. Despite OF he -
So. ... ..is sea cOv made hIs Way
bleeding Proilssly, though the ,hi-S hutt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Change on PublcatlOn nav.

For various reasons NC have CONE To the
conclusion u would be- ioE our interest, Is
vel % oug p1Jroos' To change ihe day OF
publication OF The Dcuocrai from Tues
Ia - Fudly. b. this change a
MAJORITY Of the subscrlb.rs will obtain ,he
ueSs earlier than they nov get 1t, and but
lev, II any, day or Two later 1t vii b.
Published each Friday morning IN season 10
BE- mailed To every section Of the County, 81
Is q Be received at is destination on Sat
uslay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
The Steamboat Lexington.

We have seen pieces of the hsll, c"Ppcr.
aud lion OF ,lc ,lramboa, Ic,iagi@, vhcl,
vas burned os I.oug l,laIJ Sound ten year.
ago. The wccd Is most Thoroughly worm
eaten. Fora week past some Of the Mo
Gnndc Wrcckng Company have !scn curag-
"a 10 removing ,hc rubbish for the psrpo'c Of
recovering the iron safe of the steamer, which
j. said 10 cuuiain some ninety thousand dob
lars IN mouoy and With the g'rSt PoNcr this
COMPANY posses, IA working under water,
there eau b. bot little doubt Of their Ultimate
success. The wreck lies oil Bridgeport. lso
iryi under water. The veteran Manchester,
the Pilot, who II will b. remembered, va,
enc Of the four persons who was saved, :
present lie Is perfectly familiar with the 10
cation OF the wreck The SECRETARY Of the
Navy was DESTROYS ofsccuring the SERVERS Of
,h.s company To remove ihsNrcck Ut the MIS-
~our hu, for the want OF an appropriation
lr.m ConCrcs,, the Projcc, was abandoned .or
the present. Boston harSllp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

WuuAN without EAFs. The Rev u II.
Benton. To- q letter 10 the London W. Cho-
uicl,. give, an account Oi a colorud wonau
without cars. She not wnly has no ign, ui
lu clr ~ either ,,do oI the head, but uo lrac'
IT q passage way ior the ,ibnton of sounds.
Yet she can converse AMI distinctly hear
wouI.-ihrodrh her mouth. The Rev. gent
lcu,u asks M view ri ihl. whether ihc sound
10 Transmitted to tho brain by mean. OF the
lymplnum, ~ dnc, il act un the auditory
nerve, without the Intervention "t thu drum
and lppcndan, organs 'l'liis is an INTEREST
lnr Vur,'ion for psychologists,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

III the IIoa C'aai' Con'lni's',ncr' f'r ,hr 'punr,
Il ONfprd.
The M lcrsignsd would rcfIc,imll, rpf's,ut iili
the present travelled Rad isshiHg frum Ihc dssl,Hs
hoa'. II John Gilcrr3ss in Byron, through Ra,li.
~, Mexico 90 It, Intersection nth the snai, fp,I
L-.din. iroW Rumfofl Conner g. Paft. It'll. nslr
ihs dwelling huu,~ e " ill,am Mpo,, ~ .a,d Rup.
ford. can II. graft, improved b, mEkiug alteration.
IN the ,icinii, ofRumiprd falls lni yuur Jsiiiast
Nould hunbl, al. that after q doe crurss 81 lHH.
c~cdings. you wiI view thc fout 80 hath ~ ..fi
Petition. and locair. alter widen ipd di.,outlnus
III ~ sush rau Of aid rad. q. ,ai % ,ulr juI..
mn, shall ihink he ptllir gooi d',a-.pd.
Jal, ~. lsJO. JOHN REED. a Is uth...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

4 Crrrors FAcr.-Thrrc i a gentleman
IN Cambridge street about 20 year, old, a
Matchmaker by trade, whn has always occri'
pied the house IN " hich he was born, and WIN
daring this long period has never slept an
hour uNdcr any o,her r'or Til. - most r.
mlrkabIc, since the gentleman Is spirited aud
cnierpusing. ENJOYS good health, and is every
way capable OF going abroad like any other
universal Yankee Bee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

FroN TrSAs. The New Orlcln, Cres-
cen, Of the Ilih Instant, has Galveston papers
To the 10Th. Amliori'y OF the Texan papers
arc represented to bcin favor Of Nc Pcarcc's
Boundary bill. Gov. Bell has dec1lcd tn
convene the Legislature early IN November,
aud submit To- d, the propositions of the Cen
cal Government respecting the boundary
line, Sc. II Is reported that the Governor
opinion IN rcierance to boundary bill has un-
drrconc = material change since lee was iurn.
i,h,j With a copy of the instrument, and thai
hvnow regards the propositions of thy Gov
crnmon, in quite a favorable hight, though
Ia hi, proclamation re.pceiiu, the ball, gives
no opinion whatever.
Tho Austin State Gauttc ,ay' that the
new. from the frontier - indicative IS a gc,-
ell Indian ~ar aud tia, MAJ. Neighbour,
who had JUS, arrived NJ Austin, STATE ,hliihc
Camanchc. had declared that they had had
plumber enough, and now would have blrcd
The Indian. lSj approached wilhR harry
mule, ct Slluua. wherc is,y lad robbed a
Germans rancho ol two daush,er- AID 4 Dot
Of horse, and cattle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

NRuoNr 1 :. So ,ror. lion solomon
Fuvi, ul Rutland ha. by,1i ,Icr,,d hy the L.
gi-l,urr - I,upn,, United State. senator
ior ,lN years, ~ place of Mr. Phclp-. ~h">c
term expire, ~ March next Mr.. foo'c lnd
+, plurality in loih br4nch,, oi the Lcri,la-
lup'-hc hid ~ Out OF 30 IA the >cuai", and
~ the fourth ballouup M the house VIZ Phclp.
iclng Withdrawn. III oul 81 2.u ''-cs. when
the Scnau raIIhcd the appointment. The
vote vas Fuulc ~, Lindsey 81, Shailcr II.
Smallcy ~, fullcua, Philips :. j"yre >,
d. Roberts, IT.. |.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

TuT M,ElsvLLr MtRp.H.--SiSs the
Herald. Of Mly.0lb Last Saturday lit'r-
noon, young man named John " Mills, "i
New YORK clly, was shot down m the street
near the mlrd State, Hotel, by ucr.uu f,l.
med John krigcr and lIul bui lew zee.
uud,. H. vas shot To the heart. They dll.
irrrl about ,hr payment 81 80, due kcis'r
Tor go,-l-. hc,grr va, iakcn 10 Sacrament"
aud committed iur lral.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

SRiywRrcs Asp Loss ~ LWr-'rhc bar.
que Yorktown, Of bath, Me, Capt. S,orr, In
going from Aaplc- to Sicily for cargo, got
on a shoal nes- T-pdni, "a August, and vas
-.vard. with the loss Of Capt. ,. anA three
men. The Captains wife, who was on board,
was saved, with the rest Of the crew.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Particular NoIisc.

II r--srrs 'nigt;ct O. the fut.tribrr, s',h,' /,
\ rT'f ut RCc.urt, are rogufsilI o. settle ihr
..r.s pItrT o. thC h..t day of Js1uay r,Nt lic b.
....rs sf ,sslHs uphis stsris a. sIsrdiI, as %.
,tlf. ald two muuths uus b. saI suuiCisnt i't
th1.s vhr have u1t che msaus 90 GA, uu.urIistri f.,
OBJ p.urur, thru, ~ d,uauds that ate u1t Iai. On
d.. stly char ufur, oiil H. sulas,tcI iY cot.
GEu. " NlLlEII
r,u, uyt. p, iSio. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

PoRTL,SD AsD HALIFAX RAILWAY. Earl
Grey has notified the Nova Scotia govern
men, tina, the British government will grant
assistance towards building the Halifax and
Portland Railway. Earl Gray approves OF
the enterprise, and expresses the belief that
Halifax will ultimately become the chief port
for transatlantic communicable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
DIED.


IN Mint, Mr. ssuacI sIsam', formerly from
Ihi. tnwn, aged % years.
IL Norway. on Thursday evening. islts last MAJ
saret, vic u VI. Simeon Walton 6'fse'll iruH'
his town. aged ~ wears.
She's gore 10 hcr eternal ret
! paradise above,
10 share her portion With the ble-'
Ia Joy, anu pace and lo'e.
She's gots ahcre he wr-'ld 49,, rtntn
Eos many wofks Ike this,
AMI Why d. Ne her abscpoe moun'
When She. ~ psricct bli..i
Bot human nature y - Nsia
We f,in Would cali hrr back.
To .har Nth ~ this world ,ga,n
And Il is H. piftak".
She ron.. W., sur he y not dad
She just b~gin, 10 live
Jus, ceased Ia toll Sc dali, bfead--
Ju.i ceased o. nourn and -rir,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Mruc,S Psrslprsrnl ELrcrlos. w,

MrxicGS PRESIDENTIAL ELrcTlos. We
continue TO receive accounts from Mexico IN
dica,ve Of a very excited state ofpnblic opln-
ion relative TO the impending Presidential
election. General Aris,a, the commander OF
the Mexicans a, Palo Alto aud Resaca dc Ia
Palma, is the candidate Of the Moderados, OF
liberal and progressive parry, who declare
themselves in favor of raiounaiory and liberal
measures in respect to both Church and State
General Alnoute, formerly minister at Wash
ing,on, is a candidate OF the monarchlcal aud
rracticnary party, who are understood to be IN
favor of the restoration Of a monarchy anal the
spiritual supremacy Of the church, together
with the restoration OF the Jcsuits TO power
again. Such. a, least. are the representa-
,ious Of Almuuie's opponents. The state OF
parties j. such tina, whichever party prevails.
civil war will likely to ensuc, or 50 the Mex
leans papers represent. Exactly how much
deduction should be made for Mexican marnl-
lolucncc. W. arc unable to say; though doubt
les considerable. Still, the prospect Of con-
unued peace To tina, unfortunate country, Is
by no mean, faticring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

~ SorrH CAEoLrS,. The results 81 the
recent election i, that all the members Ut The
present Congress have bccn reelected, Will
she exception Of Mr.. liolmrs, IN the Charlcs-
ion District, who has given place tn MIR. Al
leu. The following the new delegation -
Daniel Wallace, jams l.. Orr, Joseph 4
Woodward, John McQuecn, lluu Annsicad
VIM. Aiken, VIM. +. Colcock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

81 A lady, whose husband Was led out n
be hanged. having hard that riot had o.
Cured under the gallows, ran TO the scene Of
action, and, upon seeing him upon the scat
fold. with the rope adjusted, aud cap on, cried
out. "oh! have been 20 frightened; but I'm
glad to find my husband all safe! -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

WEAsKToR MrssRs. JEwrrr 4 PKrscoTr,
No. . Milk Street, Boston, the notice Of all
our readers who are purchasing Shawls, SILKS,
or Goods for Cloaks. Their establishment is
very popular among Wholesale and retail pur-
chaser-. aud deserves to- ~ still morc 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Dissolution of Partnership.

DURIIC notice BE- hsu,t, gwen HAT Ga, TauD,r
4 ship tsf,taGav existing httsrcp ths srtscti
t.rs u,d,r the hru AMI .i,s II MiLLIrT \ Nat
Its. % tbi. 81, dissolved b, auiual c.nsrnt. A.
l.-,ut. ,rrr the h.u af, tansiftcd aui AZ sbls Z.
DroHoG l.. MtLLtS, = Go, sni al 60 ~hou
ola. liu, "a, ,uB, ltd vail call On them Or Il,msr'
GEORGE " MtLLlIr.
GUORGE l.. MEIIEN
Pans. oct 10, ls50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Glp orfars Democrat.
rAuIs, rnpxr, OCT. IS, 1850.

e Seb.sf.t,rs o, The Dcin,Crat IN sou,h Pa,i'
az, v,c,a,ty .n here, u-r E-d their pspsrs At the
stove n u, s-rl. RUST \ YOUNG.
H. Nurva- Wing and viciuitN AZ the Store VI
jEkEAtAH HOWE.
IN Tis lhsiI VILLAGE aal ,,c,aity, a. III, Hotel OF
JOHN TAYLOR EsQ. 81 cs'h ofwhigh plac,'
tlry viil - !, l,,lsa irs, q f.stsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

Alrrrrp Bus during f'w m"u,hs
pat. thew ln,c been quite a numbcr" Of h.ll,
Of dlHcrrui banks. altered irom a smaller 10 %
rr,atcr denomination Thr.c alteration. c,-
idcull, have hrcu done by those acquainted
with ihc business. a.. ~ m-',i in-lauc.. the
work hl, b-u well cNrcutcd. sui. hoNo5-
cr. lul. observation will detect the spur.
uu. bib,
The BapL, usually adopt dlllrrus Wig
nett fr ,hc-,ariou. DENOMINATIONS, sud ihr,'
alteration, hl,.n, N~rn effected, ~ part, With
common writing INK. - 'lirhrc,aminat.on will
at uucr cNpo-, the fraud. Our trading com-
MUMMY I-c a large amount yearly hy lhiS
system II ,wlndilnr. and It bccomcs rhcln To
use o degree of ,igilcncc To ferret out the
roruc. 1T the public be- ~ the watch, and
when one of,hcsc altered bill. i discovered,
tracr u. 4 possible. ,, tho source ut 'ilLny
Boston Traveller
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

lSs,>lrl % Oh uF tur llurcWSsoN F,N-
uY.-Wc learn that oHc Of IT, Hutchinson
runily lnc t.lrc,c Jud-nn.) vas taken east
wand on Friday evening IA a state ct insanity.
They ucrc giving cunccrts at Cleveland, when
mi, melancholy allIc,lon bclrl them. and
Wcrr. = cour-c. obliged L. suspend Ihcm.-
Thousands WHO have listened To lhclr singing
vii sympaihi,c With ,hcm.-Rorh,1sr DH-
s.tay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

and iA,o the river, where y, vas discovered
add dragged ashorc, quite dead. The carcass
Is estimated ~ weigh 5,oos pounds The
jaws when expanded are. az T'eir eS,remiiies,
four tee, apart G'sAap''' TorT Joundi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

W,,tty..ar 49, 80 'a-..'L. 80 .-
cared At Juu, = Ii,ru- Int uirhi. Ahoui 300
n,~di,, assembled md ihrN >iouc, lhmuuh
ihr canvas, uyurn, several of the audrcu,r
Ihty finally rushed lnio the ung ani bIokr
uy lhr rIcu..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Is DOC, o.

| uSI l-ts.rH fhrls sac. ..'. 4 .. Ooh .
u .ai.rf ,',r. hsr., ., N-sf.t.... ..is.,. OH.
n Np'u. tN' tHsu u,.'lF dated f.i. s,f..#.H .f
N,fr'i let 90 uulHt ,fta.Ht .. .Nu.. IH.....
0" AhIj,h lip,H. u l-iur lf .,ur. ET .. d,
ipi v" IS. Tho oth.rui rr ,uHIiHs o. ErH..|
I,',u iuf Ten i1IIt.. agi heinz '.t ~.'.uH. %
Ne. :. ~ psr.nn. So h-rl, r,st..,I' .r-.r .'
puplu.s .ad uul,p.
llNEk O.. ,uIIrN
M,asttpsk Set T.. isiO a.H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

CncISArI, Der. ~. A returned Callior-
MIA u named VIM. Herring, died Ia this city
on Saturday at the Hotel de Inyalldes. lie
was out OF h- mind, anil M information could
h. oraipcd from han relative to his family or
whereabouts. lie LEFT drafts on New York
for SIX hundred dollars, besides seven ounces
of gold dust.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

SYr,crst. Nj. - -Jud~on Hutchinson.
one ri III member. Il ihc Hutchinson nmily
len the rr,idcncr of Rev. VIZ. Nay. ~ this
place. yesterday. ior the luuatIc asylum at
Worcester. INSANITY il "a said To IT, Iercd.
,ay ~ ihc Gnnily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

B,sE FurrRr. The PwNid'u7' r.,
says an injunction ha, been i''Doi against III.
Mcchlu,c. and Manufacturer Bank ~ Pu''
ldcnc.. anil s,ys 4" A. So have Mechanic
Bank anil Manufacturer. BlnL N tbs ,li,
--l.rh presumed To- b. ~ g,rsi conducive
take tn hiy'rl, To- a.k rrcr, abroad which
ma, notice thu dral,ltion. To- give %. luiI
namc-. Mechanic, and Manufactures Bank.
S,lylnus g.. Martin. President. md Nli-'r
" Suu~ Cashier. Tn capital oi The bank
b. sJoo. 900. bat oul, III. 600 la- been pad
~. Tho cashier be-, bc,n arrested. al.i hcld
IT, bail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

AEcTic EXPEDITION. The navy depart
ment have received letters from the co'nman-
der of the American expedition in search Of
Sir John Franklin. NJ the date OF the letters,
Aug. -, of Port Leopold, the Advance and
Rescue had separated. The officers aOd
crew were we'll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

~ Mr.. Barnem has written to Mr.. +. c.
Adams, OF Savannah, lhA, II the SUN OF si2,-
900 or $4,000 can be secured, Jenny Land
will visit Savannah, and probably give two or
three concerts. Accordingly, subscription pa
Pers cor the purpose have been opened in tina,
eity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

RA nan on, west thus adyer'ises his
wife -
On The fifih q July, o. the nigh, Of Meadsy.
ElOped from her husband, the wife Of John Grund,
Ills grief for her sbs,nce each d,y growing deeper
Should any one end bet. he ts.i them 'o--srrr
uTT'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

FHoA Yrc,TAS. fum the IIondura,
watcllunn, srpt. - " The bclIigcrant par.
ties IN Yucaian, instead OF ceasing, have re-
commeDccd hnsiiliiies with the utmost rigor. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

give have received from Mr.. GLEASON,
Of The Flag OF Our Union a "Jenny Lind
printed in bronze, it is bsaati-
iul specimen OF printing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

(. A silver medal has been awarded Ia
Cyrus {. Rice Of Bangor, by the Mass. Ma
shanles Association Tor hrs beautiful Single
Machine exhibited at their fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

to \ gang uf cOunleichers we're arrested
1t ST LOUIS on the I0th. Three were caught
in tho &C, OF printing ten dollar bills. sIO..
600 m counterfeit Insnoy was sai4ad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

FmE'IN ELIor.-'rhe tanning and curry.
Ing shop OF Mt. Simeon Emery, in Eliot, was
destroyed by fire on Monday bcinre last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

CO Mayor Woodhull OF New York, has
announced that none Of his police shall aid OF
abct in the capture Of runaway slaves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
LII aa1B&l-

INNlE iuto the eucla,uc ofih. alsc,il~f. on. .r
\ alrpul the if.t IT Ju, hst, iso L,,t sf,ug tli.
w.. The ouncr rh,rb, r'Iu,sic,It t. pro'c pup
srt,, pay ,Aafg,s anil take them aaa,.
SII.NANIS JNCksON.
PM. Oct p IsJO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

rs Commander Byrnc, Of the navy, died
on Thursday at his residence in Bris,on town
ship, Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having unsettled l,couni, With
the suhscribts respectful, rcqarst,d 10 call aad
settl" the ssmc ou or brflfr the fact II Jannar,
neat. a. they attend uake difc,eai .rs-,..r.,,.
IA their bHin-ss. DENlSON 4 CO.
South Paris, Oct. Z, 1850 35u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

CALuoRNA AProNTurNTs' l. buue'
T.-- L-- appointed Michael llslans ai-i
Geo. Noycs, II Washington city, and Geo.
Gnthirc, NJ Penn. inspectors Of revenue al
San Francisco
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
MARRIED.

Ia Bethel, Oct. s,h, b, Rev. Ransom Dunbar,
Mr. Alfred Es,is, To Mrs. Abigail ". Packard both
Of wOOd.toek.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10
Case Of sirS. Miller.

De:roi. papers contain long account of
Mrs Miller, the supposed suicide at Ma
CARA Falls, Mrs. NJ. is the daughter of the
Hon. John Norvel, Of Detroit, is 26 years
of age, is the mother OF four children, the
eldest and Youngest Of whom died in ear
ly infancy. She was married in her 18th
year. She was we'll educated, intelligent, +,
accomplished, pious, OF sensi,ively deli
cate disposition, refined taste, and ro-
mantle cast o! mind. She left Winches-
ter, Va, for Detroit, with her two boys,
the eldest six. The children state that no
gentleman accompanied their mother or
joined them on the way to Buffalo, but a
man a, the Railroad depot at Buffalo, hand
ded her a letter. She stopred at Love-
Joys. The same morning she removed TO
the Exchange, where she said she had
friends. She remained over night and
then took the cars for the Falls. A
stranger was noticed in her company oc-
casonally in Buffalo, and directed the con-
dnc,or to give Mrs NJ. place in the cars.
The same man had previously spent a
short time at the Falls. His trip to the
vicinity of ronawanda, and taking pass
age by Railroad east with lady, >uppos-
ed to be Mrs Miller has been stated as
be fore.
The reported arrest Of Mrs NJ. at Sy-
racuse is Incorrect. An officer ioilnwe
to New York, and there learned that tw 0
persons corresponding in description had
gone on to Phi!ahelphia. The account says
"The only evidence leading to the con-
clusion that Mrs Miller was the lady
brought back in the buggy by the disgnis-
ell stranger. is the fact of their seeing each
other in Buitalo;her going to the Exchange;
his lettering about the cars when she left
for the Falls; and the size of the lady OH
arriving at the Mansion House, appearing
to be about that of Mrs Miller. No one
saw her face. She was thickly yelled;
and though that is uncertain, have worn a
black straw hat, which she had will. her, -
The stranger was repulsiye in bis ap-
pearance and conduct while in Buffalo ,an,l
the friends of Mrs NJ. suppose that if she
left the Falls with the person described,
he must have been mere agent. All her
tastes, all her previous sentiments, must
have caused her to revolt from such an as
socia;ion. 1t has been suggested that she
may have fled to Convent, but her rela-
tves are impressed with the belief ,ha,
reason was de,hroned, and she found a sui
cide's rest beneath the roaring caiaract.-
Cleveland Her.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10
Long Pulpi. Sc ryice.

Rev. William Turner, Of Galeshead,
England, preached his first sermon in IT.
3, while Napoleon was yet in his teens
and the independence Of the United States
was anacknowledged, the Gateshead OBJ
server says 2
"Napoleon had begun and ended his ca
rser 1.-The American Continent had long a.
80 celebrated its jubilee-the mail coach
has been superseded BY the railway train
--penny postage and the electric teic-
graph have come into operation land on
Sunday, the 18th day Of August l849, ai-
Ter lapse Of sixty-seven years, he ascen-
ded the pulpit, which he had occupied up
wards Of sixty years, and opening the sa-
cred volume read without spectacles the
ozd chapter Of Luke's Gospel in firm
and audible voice. He then took for his
text the 4lst and 42d verses and preached
% = congr gregation, not one OF whom had
neard his first Discourse from that pulpit.
a the close he gave out the hymn Of his
friend and tutor, DR. Enfield, concluding
with the aspiration
"6e Christ our patron and our guides
HIS inaage may we bear;
Oh, may We tread his holy steps,
ms Joy and giorys -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-01-10
Winter Evening Reflections.


The dead leaves strew the forest walks,
And withered are the pale wild flowers;
The frost hangs glistening on the stocks,
The dew drops fall in frozen showers.
Gone are the springs green sprouting bowers,
Gone summers rich apd mantling vine,
And autumn's fresh and yellow flowers,
On hill and plain no longer shine.
Iheard a clear and wild-toned note,
That rose and swclled from yonder tree,
A gay bird with mellow threat,
There perched and raised her song to me.
But winter comes and where ii she?
Away-where summer winds still rove,
Where leaves are fresh, and every tree
Is vocal with the songs OF love.
All mild beneath a summer sky,
And fresh the flower that bushes there,
Should northern hreezes rustic by
Too rude their blasts for bloom so fair.
No forest tree stands naked there,
No stream beneath the ice is eead,
No mountain top, with sleety hair,
Bends o'er the snow its reverend head.
Go, then, with all the birds, and seek
A happier cline, with lveler fight,
From sunny bowers the evening greet,
And leave me lonely with The night.
rll gaze upon the cold north light,
Behold where all its glories shine;
See that it all is fair and bright,
Feel al its cold but not repine.
Rcpine, O no! and why should /? .
soon that sweet bird and spring viii come
If not to me, beyond the sky,
Than thine, I hope. happier home.