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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-29

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The following may be especially designated:
Millwrights.
Moulder and Boiler Makers.
Artilicers in Brass, Copper. and Tin.
Cutters, and Workers Of Steel in general.
Carpenters.
Brickmakers.
Workers in Ivory, Bone, and Horn.
Civil Engineers, Railway Contractors, and Con-
tractors for Earth Work, and Masonry OF every
description.
! Architects an Bridge Builders.
RuideIs. Master MSsons, aud lsicklayers.
Shin Binders, Masters OF vessels, Ship Carpcn.
tors and others connected with Building and
! Docking Ships.
| Block and Pump Makers.
Hemp Dle.sets and Rope Makers.
Manufacturers of Line: and Cotton Fabrics.
| Manufacturers Of Spinning Machines, koving
| Machines, Card Breakers and finlshers, Draw
ing Frames Willows, and Plckers, ETC., connect
cd with Cotton, lax, and Wool Machinery.
! Cloth Folders, and Measures, and persons inter
4 csied in Sew ing Machinery.
/ Anchor and Chain Cable Manufacturers.
Cutting and Turning Tool MakersI
| Pin and Needle Makers.
Nail and Rivet Makers.
Bolt and Scrcw-Bolt Makers.
| Nail Cutters. laa s4 g. d. ".
Coners. Il a s}J3RSs s4.ia .r.
Leather Drcssers and Curriers'.
Manufacturers OF Great Guns and Small Arms.
| Biscuit and Cracker Makers. .s
Lace Makers. g,I .s,,... g. ........ &. Sd.
Ribbon Weavers. 10
stone Cutters and Marble Masons. .',.-'a
\ Dyer., Cloth Washers, and Scourers
Coopers. ".s " @E@aAa'"l wv"
Cider and Cheese Manufacturers.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-10-29
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Oct. I4--3taw3m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

S-gtCus STiTi, q angry paTtisaus, AMI nso~ ninl'
rl hirOi., tUt urier the byual rAch ofthc C,ns,i.
uai0n, with that unanlpsss ofthOusht, and that en-
hrgcd patriotism, ari answering integrity, which
sh1ull always -Aarsssrisc The Sss,csuan.
/ Northern uen have d, ssms right 20 judge 81
their ju,y under the Constitution o. southern, and
II uron tbs ycSed question there shoold :" a diiCr'
c1,c u opinion NJ q, is tive cynstrugiion, the mi
uar.t, have ths isusii Il that Tribunal whose pro
,iucr It :. 90 CAV, l,i,inats construction Co the Con
s,irutiou, the >uprr,ne Court
I The J,agrynt checks anil h1hno,s ct the Gov.
rrrangu, can ,uI ua, D., anil rcrh1p' should, T.
. t-uurht o. bar urru ihy grstinn. The, vsry al
vr.,l, orl,rrI aai have, Ihu. ar, worked Iu,,thsl
E.r gol. n .s,. tbr gr,al sisIn.n ,nj i,r,,,s' Of
those vhu uuturcJ ami gave them ID, l,rrr 1t Com
.iruiar3I hp.
WbGr tAr rry, STATE. have the unqnssliorah''
right ar,st,., uJ5u tbi. .rl rc, 1T Shy,D, a.. cuD
.rtr, aul sr ,1l. htrnri age oi Lr.hii,n dictate
aaI iursl. them o. ,gt ,h5, vyOj o. ha,h r,ors1nr
to e. tr ,rps ct ,t,,. l1d their oath Of ulgc. De-
tbr, uat vl'm-, giant 60 iir South all cha, a hil
ru.rruuiuu Ult hs Constitution aul o. campromiso
CIV. thr'n.
. The c,h ofshyrN D.. with NJ. Il /. upou Oh,
-7-.srf -rrrrrtlr1 lths S.uih without lrir con'
,-,r 90 r.rrr. Igrr r.auul-il'r ri-hf. lrc Eurn.
r..i tI .t,-rsru. watch 'hr evil, that BE- m1, u.'
.rpa.t-r.ru. rr,.,r fbevb q. -,lI.gtvlth fmrcss,
trr with iu.i u.uI,st.an, aai without t1uut OF
arrr- u1 uHr I1r'.
U,h,,r aH,a.', .a1 uIrr than We inl'uioi o1
rF.. .Jrrf. 20. sr IIgm % u u1IIus,l rather than "a
.sriruIqr.u.u, 11l m.ul anil Lsal question
much marc ,bata political ore. Il,n,c W., dtsmis.
N7I u1v .e-,n,irr our rJ'''r., particularly ~
r,narnr, ur thg Co.al, ct ON.nuI, Co. 't'1d hun
rr-u tar ,ll Jrfsr-a1i,u, thr ,lI nrnnrrat,, Plat.
EHr. rTuu which vr have Together anl unl'riA
gained .1 usu, ,i,tHrtc. over Ihe combined lorcc-
aIrEa'I.u srd ilr'r1r.
I.rs Bose, cherish arl support BE- principle.
.Hr. hove -r,s. rr.y..u r..r, raI that have h0,n
Drive ra ,Hr lrH,l'r,l ,-d mrr1,l v,'iur.-
T... H,r.urf -- rhr control 81 Oh. great chH"Irrs
.sh- m-rr. I-.r H.rr1ht Ivnra-,nsta rnvr.a.
H...T ...r..ar fa %. r.,rrI bon ,rr mid.t uri.r
.r. nu, o. NarnaI uri.-g have h,rr
r.I.# a-rrsrn -#'.r.rI .ts.n nl".umI '~.
......-rr .r #. Irr..t .I .r. ruru.rnl thr
f.a.. rrrF. .N.r-.. ~ the .rHrr.-ta.t have o.a,
.....Ifr. rrrb'. m.r., ,r' k.urr' fnn rhr gasp
..r r.nafHr AMI tlr mr...r "a. 1Il.mruV-
rHHr Hrvr r..,..rg.I a1 nr...rs t.,rrlHH .f OBJ.
rr.... o.. ir--r- HEnIb nv r,y."re .N uisr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
Railroads in Ma ne.

Since our last, the \. 4 81 l.. Railroad
has been completed and pa, Ia operation to
South Paris. Our citizens fnl this road a
grca, convenience in their bus ,r,. Iu,rroursc
with Portland oud Boston, All We're tho Di-
rcctors TO reduce thr Care to : -. ortoS .OO.
We believe thcy would huj il Tor ,ho iu,crcsi
cf the Company lr the increased amount cr
travel tia, would couScgucnue accur An If
icmoon train j. also very much nrrdrd. ~.
pccially while the roads are 80 badly bluckci
mp with SHOW as To rrndcr IL almost impossible
Tor people coming a distance ct twenty or
thirty milrs, io reach the c2r- u season Tor
the forenoon trains. This rrli o, Fortunate
in procuring the services OF intelligent and
gcntlcmanly conductors, Among whom Stands
prrcmncut Mr.. G.. q. w,rrruor sc, we'll
and Gyorlbly known IN alI ,hl, region. -
While tn services Of such men are secured
and retained by this Complr The travelling
public canhardly lail To appreciate thr desire
OF the Directors to make everything -auslac-
tory and as il should be-
The remainder Of this roal to Caaldr linr
IS under contract ,o Mc~,u Wood Is Black
Tor abou, "a, goo per mile, Ia b. comrlct.dtn
three years. The SECTIONS between South
Paris and Bethel are alrr1d, lrt 900, In sub
contractors, and in a considerable state ul
.owarlucss. We understand that II Is cone
,cmpla,cd that It will BE- 10 running orlfr
carly next IAN.
The Burkfcld Branch h1s also boon COM
nletrd and opcncd. and W. learn that thr
amount OF freight d1, weekly ra-,r, over %
rNcccts he mos, ,apguinc expectations ct DE-
friends.
Tho Arl-u~,orrrn 4 Kcrg"'rr road ha,
nsrv,~. been completed to WrrrUl,, and o.
doing q heavy business both lu freight and
passenger.
The c.rtrrs Of Bangor AND vicinity, arr
waking up Boo relation Ia ,h.ur interest, an'
CONVENIENCE. ln regard toa continuation ot
tar la,l uanrJ road 'r ,hr "Qmr.n ur'y u
thr East" Spirited mr.'nr. have been
ard. -prcg'r- made, aui preliminary m.,.
wrs taken ior surveys, Sc. The continue.
nU1 of ,h.. -uad Co Bangor u DO. course OFF
uru,vr eighteen MONTH, or ,,u wears, vr
rrp hardly doubt. Thu- interested armn,
rrr. and tlry seldom make irI.. moves, ur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

80 clear that no one can misunderstood ii--by
declaring, in the concluding portion Of his
speech. that "ifauy friend olihr administration
IN 'hc Senate, would un the Presidents be-
h1lf acknowledge that the pledges and proi,'s-
sioi,s made hy him, have been violated, and
ilni democrats arc removed because they are
democrats, and not Cor moral or official drln-
qurUcN anil thus rrlic,c honorable and honest
men who have suffered prescription fer their
POLITICAL opinions, from the unjust lmpuiailon
Uij.ShoprSjy. incap1riiy ur inhdrllty. and be-
(Nr. B.)wuuld not ask for the adoption oi the
resolution Herr Was fair OTTER. VI the
administration does not choose IA accept H.,
and no ius'lcr tu ih' democratic removes. W.
trust tn Senate will deem II Ia b. their duty
IN take the waiter into their own hands. with
ih" view OF putting a stop, now and hence
iurih, Ia ihW infamous systrmui political pro-
scrHt'un. which Is not cruirui with pun'slnng
tie Freedom Of opinion. hu, seek, also IN blunt
tn reputation and bl1ckcu the character OF
iis victims,
The Washington Union saws
ltvrs not our COOL fortune In be present in
ilr Senate when Mr. Bradbury ot Maine,
nN'. IIN N''r'N hn ihr f'NniNIhhs lbUNNN''I
hv him, rll,ug upon Gen. TAYLOR for the
clrsr. ur thr removals which be- has made
since 10, assumed the office of President
Bot We learn from thosn Who dd hear H. that
10 vH, vrrv able. AMI reflected HIGH credit up
nn iNr abilities of thr honorable Senator
And ir wn wanted other uruui ut itS ability
'ul power, We have enough uf II iuihr rrus-
vt'urcution ,u1 abuse hr1rrd upon the HON
urahlr Senator hy the " Swiss CORPS" IN The
nav ri 'br administration. We find iu their
letters, ihrusual amount NJ misrepresentation
and s-ur,liy, applied In lr Bradbury.
vhrh ihr urriuciplrj tribe heap uTun r,rry
drmnrrriir -.fatgr who does Justice tn him
-alr and hs raus' The truth b.. Mr. Brat
bury made 70 sro.rh which 10 w.ll.Ncrrliur.
rs ,rurh'r ,ha friend, Ut the administration iu
meet aud answer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
Chs Nr,uro pcnocrat.
PARIS TUESDAY, rEB. II, 1850.
Friends and Patrons

AAsr the hrsc o. So weeks ~e s-aia prysru,
va Tn OIroVo DEYocEAr IN rrs ircs. and
nth ia, bCu,hIirs cusr,,i, 4 misfortune, he
I6h Il Dec, severe ard trying, brokr ~ ous week
N waits wi,Arr; warning, a'I ovcrvh iugl %. in a
chaos q win, lot b., thr ki1iugss nj friend. ard
iAs prOu,,',,'c ~ soI. ~ those indebted, zee ore
a-aia soall,j 90 s,lt IN che vo,h anil is,ur the
nym1cnt.
The Pager sil T. coaluc'rd IVY r7gh a. hsrC-
toiorc, psuacrli.r. q ,arF.,, i1 be- politics, ,pI
nor,I ir .u t,-.'rrcir., ,',c,1tirg IN 1gJtci rc.
srn. ola hafbg character.
T. s1br-r- ,hr p-musl,. mu,h rSrsu., has
S.sr ilcTrrl, Dfu ,rs, rrres, 1rI material ofrysN
description .1rifHrlI ant rrr,ss'r Goo , rrrntN
Pr,Hus. OEg- h1,ia- Is-i r,urh1.r,l,-,r.l q, ri-
all. 4, % u..t rfis ev-r's nrrurt., ur rrh OPP
o, thrsr f.. l..l b-rrIrtHr Co. che n,m1g1, Al
,tru.ir., J.t Wo.N, g., 5rI rr.J rrrl.-t tlr1
% .-ui- ~ ,rr,arsrs with rs I'Us i.a, O., Frs-,.
E,. ef1rcr .1 .rr business y.11y,trra 5'ao r,r-
o. ''., .nH.rrr.F.r.
r. '11-e vaH have sr r.Ey ass..t.I us ir urr
dn~ o. rrsi. ar rr1.rrsrr r.,.r .rr-,rranIrr'r-0.
strharl. rrr, vr1 y.r .r rrn.rh.raI with
rs-sHr.. rI., 1rr rr.-,t F5.r'. var.r t1,.re.
~ save Fe-rrG..I y.'' .r... r1 .....r.-., NE.
Go. O.. NrIrrs, hr. .rs Of f1. r'a.frrs Of
isr HTtrr Ns.AH Mr-rHn. b.I vhr served h..
uns erh r.. Trrrr-r vH. arr 1ur...r.f With
him. tv.u'I o. .'rrt'r.r. f.ru. 1000. .,, ar,fbrr.
Do, % thr-r ahr prr 1.I, vr v.r'f 1,, D.. t.b-sn.
t-u,l a rr.,..,, rr->r.rt 1H1h.r uHrlis arI ven
gp'-i-' o. rr,.f-,' rr...rr. D., who's. ssifhr rl-
- -il ss aurb improved an nI iat.rr,,rI nurF
bs'slgcj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

Al u......... t... set. ..T..r .fT.
W.T.. " ''
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H. lrlH ai', 200 Nr support n' f.."..i".
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Go.
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ar.uHl 1. .Hr thousands OF o.nH'fi'.' nl..
SIT. and N.m.l. uhH have H.u r'H..ss'E
,....., .r...f rI ....s. BOD. i.. r-....r .f
...,....r
"E u..'.a' a.'..l a."''r N''.
,prllHl with Tu.,.NIIlu ruu. H..u. a|'
. .r..,... rl tl. general N.-..u l i.. ..Uura.
r. f....... .,
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rt-aH l.'a-" $500 $3.50 ".".. ' .'...
Jan,r.t.l.
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mani. n .r r... r-...rr .n,r.rr.. .s 1873 .,t cot
.....r. .r.r... =, ff. I,f. democratic .nyum.
.r...r. nf n...r,. who's. t..r.r..n .mf. uuIrrlH.
..-..ra..rr....,. carrie. with rf., N.u'rn a-mur-
...r. nf rarrr moral lnH official rHu.t,r.-
.Tr..r ,rrrt,sr.nr r.rr.msf.mr... ,,l.rH dr--
r......g fI... .g-,.m uf f.I.rn.I pus-.rr,ruu
.,.r.t hy dina. rr....If administration irumthu
r.r..f.r,.I Dad, rr. rrrr.. ..rr un.. arr 1T forth
p. p. ..r,..rr .i,.It and ,,.,l r-n.-..nllr hr..
d.. ,. ...t rT... NJ n r...r.f.T.f,. tH.
r.r- r.r..I ..... .rt declaration. pr..., % iur
r...r,r, b.. ,i,.. .,r..,r, vino n., ErI, ifr E\
,rrr.,, chair. E,rb f,.iurr and .r.r h.. uumI-
nation b., ihr Phr.trrHa Convention, as
vel asnt I., inauguration. 'n ,n. ,I,yi, lHat
br WuuIl NOT a. unit hun, no iu b. ru. cau...
#.r. of a Marty. nor Weld himself GO party
,rHr.n..A-iHlt hc would uut consent 90 ha
HsnurHt p..Yr,. the people exclusively hy any
of trr nuIrrtI n4r'fr, u.t now -n untuuu-
r4f.Iv l.,F. ibr cunr.rv-t.at NJ elected hr
,,....|I .5, E.. ,H.. mon, President .ll ..rty
r.., .,...rf ,,.r T., g..f rl,...r,rrtn i p.r.
g. .f.n,...r,r,,r-,lr, h, E,4 r, a,rfy pr.
,,Ir,ri nm r,.,r.,p,.. rrr..h na,h-
,r, an. ..,,, srt hi. cuur,ry-tr,t hr would
..,.,..-I MI, man b.,,a..r b. y,- a democrat
,,.,t.,,b I..n,.r,i. and Wing. ,,uuI hy hlm
=, ,r.. had. of v,pfr-ry. shedding their
Ill ,,.,,,r..r Inv ,I.iy r.l,p,yy and ihat Lee
LII ~ ,b. l,., man =, ,j.py the damo.rIf,
a., -. nj a.. ,,,I.,..-tI,,t br vuuId
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'' W. ~" -. =, ,r,crr-,,. rf ,b b,rh.
." ~. ~, q. I,no.,y ,gu,r.,y ana n.
J,l.,r, n,n,,I. c,r,Iirg I'M number. dur
a., Can, ,,,,,l. q, this adnint,tra-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
A Pronosition 10 Texas.

Mr. BENTON has introduced into the Senate Bll
f,r r-dacing the limits Il Texas The 6ilir'vp,.c,
In reduce Texas. at once. ." State q sb'u' no.
900 square nile. and eventually, into two state,
II about 1900 square milrs each. ller western
bpund,r, hne To b. changed from the RE- Grand, 10
thu pamllrl of 100 degree. II vest hngiuic, aud
The nprihrn b,undsp To- h. brnught down irom y
h. - dsgrrc. II north latitude The tcuitory 20 H.
crrd Il, Texas ~ the United states !, estimated %
contain ~, 600 sThar mos. Thu. uno, The b.il
propose. that the a. States shall purchase Il I, N,
payaE therefor $4,000 OO ~ five prr orn,. .t0Sb
rc,lccmabc At the end Il fourteen wars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
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their name and the name Of the Post Office on
the margin, and return the same to us by
mail.
VIII not those receiving the paper rs above
as well as our regular subscribers, use little
cNrrtion IN endra,orng To extend our liz, IN
their immediate vicinity A few hours De,
voted to this matter will hardly he felt by
them, ami will greatly asSis, Us at this time.
r The citizcns IT Augusta having accept.
ed the Charter Incorporating them As a oiy,
recently held a meeting tn nominate candI'
date for Mayor. Rev. William 4. Drew,
Editor Of the Gospel Banner, was almost
unanimously selected, but three voting IN the
negative.
The wings have nominated George ".
Morton FL.
D,RrVG Far 4 transfer by the name
of Joseph Johns, seated upon h- box, Was
driving a couple Of spirited horses mp Sum
MGR street. when be- lc, the rcins drop, which
falling on the horses heels frightened them,
and they started oirat full speed The sirua-
,iun ol The driver WIS now Of rather a peril
aus mturo-but be- proved himself equal tn
the emergency. Raising himself up To his
mll height, be- surveyed the rrcne Tor mo
mrnt, with gre. ruiuposur, add then with
one bound rlacci himself upon the hack OF
one of the animals, AMI by means Of the brides
~oon brought them under control-Ead Dos
ioa Lsdr~~.
CuorrR, At ST Louis The Dispatch
state, tha, there were 81 deaths Of cholera at
s., LOU, during the week ending the I5ih
ut
II The Secretary Of the Navy has issued
onl N, for lh, "Jlmrs,own' ani dolphin
To return home, and appointed VIZ. II. Paul.
ding, Naval Soukcrpcr, at Sprz,a ior The
Mediterranean squadron. Mr. Pauldur bad
been previously acting temporarily III that ca.
pac,,y.
4 wr-r Nroro pcrro man IN Nnrh
Carolina, has been growing white gradually
ior -onr yolr,, md II is believed that Ifh'
lives cI,h, or nine year, longer, be- will bear
,.,,,,... ,.,,., .,cr, ,l,,, ,r,oIIv hair
CuSyrrriNu rur Two OcrhSs-Thc pres
rI,pt nf tho Vr,r,,n rrpuhlic has strongly
.''"'''''''''''' '''l '''' T" 'Pi''P '''' WV ''''
''"" annually ''' ''"' years ''' '''' '"''''S ="
q canal " I''''n''i'' "''' VIII ''''''''' ,"'
w." "''ln'' 'ia h"" 4 sup "' INV '"'
I'H.'l''ur a' ''" 'r'E ms '"''' sow"
10 h'uW NJ quota towards 'h' grand d'''H"
Ihr financial 'n'a'r'ssm'n'' "' the govern
n'n' "lIl probably Prevent 'h' ''''"'''''''
ton hrins successful.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. ~.
Observation-Disclosures ,,,o,,
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r. ,,rrl,.., ,,,. .. "a "a, Oh. Ia
on which o,, ~,rh Th,mp,on numbered hc,
m..,rr.. a, B,,.rl anal op c,7m,p,p, b,.
hrrr,rr. found s,7oo slowed away therein.
$40,
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.r..,n ,,r ia, years. tlr .bor,,., local ,rrp
= II has been dcc'drd n Ne" Orleans
that a r"i'0d man Is competent I" TESTIFY Oh
q court "' Justice. IN ,"'n' OF The southern
.'NN..r 'I N" I'NH '.N lf'HIfiANA NJ .''' ~ 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

prnrr~DEWrr,rrE.-Th Grant JuN 'aunI
r rr. bT 1-tia.r Prrr Webster f,r Doe 1au.-r Of
o.. rrrAm,u. The Boston Jrrrrd .ay, thu b..
ruI b- 1ra.-1.d 40 thr March Term OF che : J..
Drl.t. lr, chat Oh. u,al vln a1J rIr rhor until
Irrr rr Ju'., 10 b.is. iuno,.,hlc 90 O, Arrange hr
r..... .i tbe Count a, 60 SECURE !alIb,neh bgarr
.antuas.
sryAr0uuI voyr,--The rstur,s of votes So
: .alr.r. s.ry s,,mir,J at the bate session u the
Executive G. uu,i Thirteen d,mnciais a1d rty,n
gbr-, 1rs rIrr'r,I--s,cn urancir,, which tho l,s-
...rrrr vI1 drl suh tgnyopr.. DE. Is.. trmrrrr
B.. ,l,rtc,. than v4. supposed. Rh. Chapman. onr
ufths jraarD'ir -l8iIlJ's u tho Ssu'0rinl De-
ri-t, n.rI otal rIr.t,an, 5o6 vote. having boeu
cas-, With hi, mlIl's uans orli't,l.
G1nrr', LADY,, Book ron FrrErAUY g.
.r.rrHlI Illustrated anil rich IN ~ rpu'rnts. Il
-.ara.. .r 90 r--5r r.bmr1,.--11r rf'hsse o. n1r-
rrir Of Nc. rais, ta- pabIishsr '0b.r boxing
ri.rurr-tnI article. fou iha ba.t pen, ia ,he ooun-
uy. Ii.a r-h number. Prioc 81 psr yslr-2j
srars pr, single o.gy.
~ The Legislature Of Missouri, It is said,
D., about 20 change the name Of Benton coun-
o., - ircrus-i Is 1t at the conduc OF the Sem
ltor Small business.
\ GroNrro BUsNrss Their isin Boston
Ia tailoring establishment that employs 5000
operatives in making garments, las branches
M every section Of the country, and Whose
,alcs amount 10 more than half a million an,
uu,lly TwosVPres,os are constantly employ
ed IN carrying goods TO the retail customers
OAK HALL, Boston, is the name IT this large
and tiourishiur clothing house Il has risen
to n. present position BY furnishing goods at d
0HaH prlti.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

Rrrcrors SooIrTrrs. The Gnt Roman
Catholic establishment, 100 lho United State
,a, 100 Maryland, under Calvert, SON Of lon
Baltimore, 900 1854
The first Eps,oraliaus 'lat came TO th.
United States, were among lh. settler. OF
jamestown, Va, having their pastor, Vi
Hunt with them.
The first PRESBYTERIAN Church 10 the Tim
,rl States. was at Philadelphia ln 1908, an.
,hr fin, pr.sby,rry va, organized va the FOL-
lowing year
The fin, Baptist church In the Cnt"'
States, WIS founded under Roger Williams
"a, Providence. r. l., m 1884.
The tin, Methodist cIgsS 10 the Unite,
states, wa, formed by Philip Enbury, a To-
c,l preacher, in I77C.
The dr,t Society Of Quaker, in the Unite,
States was formed by William Penn, and i'
co.yal with the settlement Of Philadelphia.
The first I'nNcr,alr,, church ~ the lntef
States. was ORGANIZED at Gloucester, Mass.
under Murray. m 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

e" Albrr J. TIrrrll, (says the bingham
Journal) was one Of our fellow passenger,
m the cars. on Tuesday afternoon the 21th.
lie was ON his return home, that being thc
day ON which he was liberated from prison.
lie appeared to be in good condition physical
ly. and though the object Of more gazing than
would be- agreeable to most folks, he stood
the staring Ike man. Let us hope tor the
future h. will conduct himself ia every rr-
,pcct Ikea man.
e. New York city has a larger popula-
ton than either Of the Snles Of New llamP-
shire, Connecticut, Vermont or Michigan
1t has fully the population Of New Jersey
Il has more than the three States Of Arkan-
SIS, Florida, and Texas together. II has
more population than the States Of Rhode Is
land. Iowa and Delaware, added with that OF
Oregon Territory
ExrLoslov-Loss Of LIvrs. \ large,
SIX story building on Hague St, IN New
York city. was blown up on Monday morning
i,h inst. by the bursting Of a steam boiler
used in the building to drive machinery
One hundred or more persons were supposed
To be in the building at the time. Forty dead
bodies had been recovered at the last accounts.
The building WAS valued at $4,000, and
owncdb y Harper & Brothers The machine
~ was very valuable and was all destroyed,
r7r We are indebted to Hon. ]. w. Brad
bury and Hon. H. IIamlin Of the Senate, and
Hon. +. Gerry and Il. X. Goodenow Of the
House. for various iavors. They will please
accept our thanks.
IMrosrs ~ DEsERET. The Mormons At
the Salt Lake impose tax Of one per cent
on dry goods taken there to sell, Of half per
cen, on groceries, and fifty per cent on
spirituous liquors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12
rrurto, roE Cmvr To.r,or

=. OBJ. Currrrss ~ thr ur.rrI Snlss thr rr'i-
.HH r che uHirFiFrri 0Irf.rs ~ -H Iu th.
~rf..i .==-H trsIsri'H', uH,s..frfh,
That tho .H .n.t 81 Cheap rusfHsr hps teen -n
f ..N r.H.f I.r.' 1mHr- fhr people, anil r'. rrsus
Boz Gu.li UuiHu 10 Ten wear. h1s lr,n 90 su".,.s-
n.I. that vr ,Irurst, 1.A uur National ls- sb'ru ,
a.. -rtrrus fhr p.a l-rfft. la establishing h.
r,ru ct Postage uu prruiI a''r.H, 10 "Ha rH'r fFr
H..f.HH... tHI q corresponding IraI.upu uu Nrs'.
rgITr, aHi T,Tiu.i.l...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-12

RrulrNs ~ rur ST lors Fnr -Outla
l4th inst, while the wurkmcn wrr engaged
~ rrmuunr the rubbish from Oh, rrIllrui iHr
building, IN II Louis, ucrup.ri los Nrs.v
Mrcrh 4 lurtnr, pwyiou, To- rhr frr 900 Nav
last. they discovered mas, Ut paper, SINE
five feet under the surflrr. which was 600 fre
A., ~un "a, the penetrated ,hrma,,, ltb.aE-
en- up freely, having retained im since doc
l7lh Of May last, a period oi nearly ought
months.