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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
WENTWORTH TRIBUNE.

~. rrw-roRK DAILY TRiBUsE Is ScbLisShO
EyERY MORNING lsUSDArs r1oETrfD'
A, The Tribune Buildings, corner oil spruce
md Nassau streets, opposite the City hnh'
A.yered 10 City sgbscrbers Tor IL, cents PEI wees
they prefer hey pay IN advance a. ne Dsaf
- a. moths Or n year al The sane re shge c1y7'
%" CO Mall Subscribers Five DO4.efs per arrlr- ~
.~.,rs Subscriptions taken Tor elk months fof llfe-
-s. Al - Three Dollars n advance required 10 a. q
sSnges with CoGntry Ns~spapers DsAy pspert re- 800
Srsqne are cot allowed sny difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

L KFR sailam. square continues 70 grind BIC ehads
Co0rs 81 steam Power tho reduced prices va bernt
sienna = ID. Raw sienna 10 81 Burnt and Raw AHb~f
I. 81 Vsndyse Brown % Chfone Green % Pans 0Fese
Cd Chfo6s Yellow o. Also, every sISs N me PNnt-
NJ line and conpirts sssOrtInsuf ~ widow Olass.
rom .Ks 70 rss which Will also be sod sffeduced prices
N lfos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

TEA AND COFFEE.-Nsw crop .hsek lsas-.Ths
Il Imperial PagOda TIE. Company, llt Chsuauss n.ss
received fne u black teas ~ mo nee crop
Fine black teas - add q fine, 5s also bns Young
ayson = and ~ superior and es'rs nne = ara s 20.
sod AZ his ssisbiishmsnl Il vii 30 iond Osttsf ara
cheaper han most Low priced bAek and sfSea kss W
rrid.efa md cllnlIY dea.rIa ~ W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
.,,.1u-voRR wTEYLY THIBUHL

Way LARGE PAPER FOX IHL LOLNIh Al, % Pun
- s.srv Saturday M0yRag, O. ne lJ's fr"~ - > rf
.To h advance Eight copies foT 80 or twenty copies
o,e sddf for 81 AID the paper " % c-s" continued
s..sor1 NJ time for which % - 9sc
.erieats for mis- sheet ~iil 1e c,srze1 -
-, ~ Zach insertion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
TERM, OF ADVERTISING

austue.s Notices.-lx; cent? Per LEe, eacn ns~r--'
General Nctice..-Siz lines OF -, each iassfuor,
-. over six iines 3 cents per inc earn day
General Adyer tise nents.-lNslpfs--r ifhi iA-e,,
80 esSb IN sert!on g. cent? ~ iines, cerb
-sr line esch dsy ... .. 800 .
0TTslDE-Eight lines or less eaen ll-'it9t q CO.
i,s per- uoEth ..,- ,y-.,o,. s,1 Mo-, >.
= grsrR.l INVITATIONS, rot s1cee1-'g y Npf-s .
'I@SnI Advertisements -At NJ fs'ss 1r"a ~ ne
sdy.,.emens inserted .r Lis rsr"f appear 10th 70
- Ho-s.ng and Evening Ecinons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
- CAUTION 10 DEAF PERsOss

NOKE MIX INJI HFD hsh 3cuehued ~ syIIInzss
Wand CuAck oils sixteen years ~ pfscca - pesocs
aad successful treatment flhe Ear, sEab es DR. LDTENkt
- East Broadway Hsw-fofk, 20 cure al deafness snf
noises IN The head In short ums without rsk 90 pzu,
no nerves add drum destroyed injured psst -
coyoTy Consultation fee, BY letter Og Otervise VI Dncs
GOun dsi from until " Unpaid siisfs refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

DRowSEp An unknown man tel On Pier No
N ~ sissr NEd wss crosned. BODY noi recoTsree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

GAyrp-Tb0mas Ibompson Was res.oed non
.,,spg a., o. stf foot q Cecar-st by ocer Bsrk.
Bsrrsv McGovs e isto ne ryer u ne foOt q Cs1ss
-oqr,-st seEe1 b. oGcers ClsFk Ezd Hammond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

-TROIDey.--MadA CRAVEN and
hBROUGHTON kavo received tho greatest success
Lottery stated business, marriage and sickness
described Naryiaes wnltsn 81 add " Questions also
answered BY letter. LESSONS $50 gwen In ASfoofI AZ
iTonomY Phreuology, nc Lsiie. - ca nsn - es rem
o. osow Brown between Ninth snd Tenth az. Fhllsfsi
cha fim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

r. : MARsHALs OFFICE- SteaUicr Kh0d,
Li1ad-The examination OF he Second Mate win view
to invest gaon he ioss u he vessel did take
place yesterday u Wi. probably b brought on to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

AsorHEE FATAr ACCIDESr Ar in4aest va
1sc q ns HosptA. gpor ihe scdy q D1fs. a.
r.rfrr - r,--s 80 - acrfeulzy Sled % IussiaI
AZ ~ 4 inx d.stArcs 4 IS SCI 1he :. "ofs &C 40 zee
house. Nsr5.cf 1ccofd4oglY-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

~ \ dirty thing ss1ed N tins City IN the form
u newspaper undertakes 70 insiu9ais iEai somsood
i8o1t ue Office Of ne Chief u PoAce give, tone 20 o.
Police Rspors % needles. 10 ssy aAi The iosingafion
mssay ard fss he conempube source whenc'
% sulsnaso Strange bow quick after one hangs up b.
.-r Of sessus sneskng shadow q srepu.e, win
.-fpenrs venom out without visdon, sA crawl into
ln1 hss a. 10 MAKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

MARIsg COURr-Beiore Judge Lynch / andord
and Tensni- Mgr Weidsyfsd To recover quarter
Defendant paid into Court The amount deducing y
paid FOR me recessary apparatus about Tor
burning arge room having two fireplace One ~
witch ony hsi oeeu provided By no landlord with NE AZ
I'D applied previous o. The rent becoming due 70 he and
% furnish the articles, which 10 expressly declined b.
10
TIE Court sad it u vel settled tlai uness landlord
covenants repair premse- or BINDS himself by spscis
agreement the compel him 10 repair snd D.
not .n me- power Of a tenant repairs and frnd
.ruces Tor house the -rse Of bis landlord unles
here SPEC Al agreement hy tie IA ldOrd Authorizing
he cannot involve BE landlord expenses inT epars win
oar he consent
IN The s5ssnoe u covenant by he landlord b. repair
tenant FROM Year 20 year bound b. make and
abe repslr. lh0u "a not maze -4ch u ssusi
Character - al cement Tor plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

PROBABLE Loss o. SHIP HTALE.-Capt na
hoay of brig Montague srrysd lnis port ,hs nonu.
rom Cafssnss reports tsglg passed snip Realm, Csf
ssvec. before reported sshofe he Stone Heap nss
ne ook,j apparently ~. Of water. Tie l. sAlsd ron
nj. cor, for san francisco On Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02
No iu1krr IVsls eIcuunierir. Aosis,
shall cro~cs Il s.Aia depi0re
They hAnc Tie trumpet IN he BAL
And study wAf no nore.

when PoIE and MARCY hcaxel the CkGr,slc1
Cr.rrsr lLto belief that they really meant 10 De
clsre war agains; John Bal for the So 40, thsi
ourna' dotted the CINGNAN style bombAst'c. $
chewea HuGihras and sll other Of Butler rhythms.
ana .roSnsd out rs lamentations thus, IL = voice
thst Jeremiah would have pronounced quite nsiu
"a
~, ,-iH s1ks tsr trsr Stsiss Pred was aaa a.
<sfA sahtecf To 10 Bssfs sFsrs ~ a'tess y
-, M f,srU NJ tsr,f 49, sAss rrfiss. IAs ssf
ca lge hrres psspe-ts6ss4 Y farys aEyfasss tAey Ia
bsfte- Asa brsryrsg, sefud Actet They WI esFe
- ole.sure OF aser turnol ard fghuae WIKI O.
fhe Blight ard hogrors OF Ttcy VII have sn e!e o.
sussness also ard viii se nssns,Ass 20 Ire proti G.
sirs lr .rraies A. VA prices Ia ire asst they sod
soar Al their own door for So barre What torcias
nrstnenf his 70 prove thz Western Interests reS are
WA Thus the Eastern manufacture vii sourisa ~
esr pete nouopoly q TIE market Of he Inior-snd DE
Wesern farmers VIII fo1rsh through tae demands Of the
army for their produce
How viii II BE- win u TIE S0stA ss3 h ne sSaf q
say Her srsyy 1,ieyssi ~, b. saFacd SAss e0~f'a .s'
and trAsa v s,s ss ski n e-vvas ssss ~ gFs'7sr'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

EiEEs-At o; oiock lsss night hfe was dis
covered b. aosss llf Blsee1ersl occupied By Ma Oake
EElnClished via very lg-s sarl4gs.
AS o'e.oeE P. N lasrs Wa snAl ere Ia ao1ss
Hudson e. Damage aothng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

ionn Of agroemeni 10 lot houses The very best yes pun
Nshed IL his day ssued ~ hs Subscribers, containing
among other pfos0as covenant for ihs tenant 10 pay
he annual chASg 0r tho Croion waieI zs,cssed ~
no. CORPORATION u ths Il Se,s.Yofk lbers die
unt uaae no Isde BbLL GOULD, stanonefs
~ ard Isg-hisra Psbhshsfa - Nasssos ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

ENIsEATICs.-The humber II illmiyrasts A.
rived ms port February VA - lasi year 81
10 January Us year 1904 Jsa. .1is sss Whole ngu.
9er H. yssr ls9f1-lssI year, lslD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

AccIDEsr A. SEt-Tne Coroner held a. =
4s-t 1-ser1sg, lpou 10 oocy Of Joan aler, hfser
r.-- 70 - SEP I'm Agstr. Nho, ~ai.e re ss-s~
-r1u e carter ~ e mar desE c.tz1 &c d 70 ~ e.
sgiEng lp0n tis aesi Instantly I'D I've '4'y ~
erred = Fsfc4ci u sce.1enls. cesih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

AEEk,T F0R FolGEEf.-IwO Dutsh COrse-tra,
ir0na Pennsylvsnia, named smoa scbgnz .n1 Dan.
XXX yesterday arrested ~ otcers y Kssfs IVA
f-t lax tl-s. aoout ~, morfhs sfrc. 10 Ber,sni
LeUlsoI, dong 5ls.less a. = Dos e. TIE horse tf1ef
q appears. TRADED wagon flr god watch ard gaze u
r0g-tsffsf Eoey make - Ne dls-rsnrs n 10 rsiss
o. zr-c-es Thy were l0Ned " 20 O. raFDls AMI
-.1ck as G--rnoon when - us1cr VII - ing-szig.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

ADDriosAL FfREs-rne reader Will Pleas
40 10 or is, u yIes Ia ta. paper he ono~ns wlle
oecgnsd evening
F-s - - p = Hoe ~ ss-i-f' ~ osssJ' -
fsral-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-02

ACCIDENT 70 THE cnfThsqNIAS B-MpING-
Ne we're .-ar.d ftls a-rrlrg ~a report Ia s cf
.r= r-ef nr q tx t-rlrE 90 - >li-s-al 4rsE
t.1r 10 IL r. Gown We lave -r----ec -t1 - maze
- ~ - I'D - fo-oElrg lrflrue-1r re lrr-
sbor 81 ~ ualr tu-1Irs had ue-r eace1 VIII
ggsrrrv 81 cav % --aie1-rE One o. nc tcE
~. Il III. = - q wtica Re ,ocf u co1rr slrporrlr
Ire soor r-s- ave vrT arc rsrt n he sfla-r u
~. ran husd-rg rrec-r-r1-c ITO tie te-cE
hr-.k-r- down fhe -nCr no t-e four zee
r@re !. WORK n e. - HllrAc--ousI
escasee Il zry -goer q perscrs Sbo sae PASSED
-hrotsh re rocrr fcE n-ngss before. ard c-rs -
-re ~ .rsrIrg TIE oss VI IA c. ne ccrtrscinr 81
Y Al -roSatis.y vLl e rcorsicsrs1e Il = fof-lAie
lhe accident ssppsr-c a. teis sage q he o1idlng
tscrcqeh irvesczsrou VII BE Escs % be cl1s@ Anc
aasironal suppor-s - plsced he cellar % ProEee
.sansg lhs ?osGsidfy u s1ch e. OeezreDcr t1I1fe
w11lnxs0s CEio1s -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
ExtraorainarY Discovery.

4 LIr .s NuH,g than criminal. Iftt is a poor
weak invention. When 90 prove, ready v.r
there .s redrru.Hg feature Boz It 4 Scotch
man t'auel lr Go beetle m.suFrrs0atauo1
q a fact, wt.lut'ut lo deceived" Tho lra-
milton W.l hardly apply 90 lHo following mar
zalvr 90 a1 d" extraordinary discovery 49,
Professor Won Gars.rldar,. OF Stockholm.
has very h,.'y brought Goa state OF perfection
the ar, OF PRODUCING ,r-par ll thr ,,HaI.
system, %, us application ct cu'IulUE
degrees Of r,ra,.ry, procgrf.r- lsgn lesser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

Tur CgaEy.CoyB SsoaY REVISED A>p
Snruro ros rur Nrsrar E,cubndy
know, h' celebrated tale ct ,hc Ilu,,uou.
Nr'H.r ru1~r, commonwealth TIN, is doe
house ,ha, Jack built From the following
,N,ac, which ", make from the letter Of a
correspondent Ut the New York Herald. II aF-
pear, tba, thc cury-conb scene q tlc White
lIousa ,s To ha immoraI.z,I and handed down
To rn,,cr.ty side by side with the nursery tale
before alluded 10. The winter says lha, the
new form 10 which the history Of the rrmasa.
blo scene appcas Is dIc WORK Of witty scua.
,or, who handed D, to General Fooic ,cry soon
after be h,d administered the curry-comb sen.
a,orial To Senator Seward. |, run thus.
This Is the man ,ha, conquered his foes al
Monterey and Bueua Vista.
Tins is the curry-comb which curricd the
horse which bore the man who conquered his
FOES at Monterey and Bucna Vista.
This is tine al,or who presented the curry
comb which currlcl the horse which bore the
man who conquered his foes a, Monterey and
Bunna Vista.
This Is the other senator who currlcd that
senator who presented the curry-cornb which
currIed the horse which bore the man who
conquered his foes At Monterey and Bueaa
VISTA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

Avorsrh.--Ihc Board Of Aldermen and
City Councillors elcc, met in Winthrop Hall
on Monday last, and AFTER b1ing sworn into
Office were organized by the choice Of DR. Lo,
Myrick, President Of Board Of Aldermen, and
James W. North, E-q., Prcsid,n, Of the
Common Council, and wm. II. Wheeler.
Clerk. The Boauls did little els, but ad.
journed to meet next Tuesday, in hopes Of
being provided with a Mayor By then.
Mr.. Thomas Little has been nominated by
the wings, Peiiingill having declined.
Second trial for Mlyoron Thursday last
No choice. Result As follows .-Redingtoa.
d. had 80, Drew il6, Lule, W. go. Next
time, plurality settles the question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

y,-s orlf,, he At last sre,ceded in the grca'
discovery. Ne, less than sixty thousand rcr-
luLs, shcll-6sh, Sc, were cNPcrimsutod on
lbcl5rc he tTiel hums, su' "a Ttepr cess
IS not laid entirely before the public as yet,
but had the honor, in company with friend
ofvsiung the Professor. lshall give slight
description OF une Of the outer ROOMS, contain
ing some oGhis preparations. Previous To en-
,griuc. We were furnished with an India rub-
/ Der bag. TO which vas attached glass eyes.
This was pu, on to prgy,n, the temperature OF
. the room from being raised n the slightest de-
rrre by our Breathing. Il was a circular
room. lighted from ,hc top by the suns rays,
. from which the heat was entirely discnraccd
. by rs passage through glass, Sc, colorcd by
the oxide Of copper. "a late discovery, and Ne
"a, valuable 10 the Proic>sor) The room l.
.hcl,rd an round. anj contains nearly one
Thousand specimens Of animals. One was
Swedish girl. frum appearance ahou, thirteen
/ ,slr, of are. Shewls consigned to The Pro
fr,,rr. by order OF the government, to cNP'ri-
men, upon. having been guilty Of numbering
lrr child. With the exception Of slight
. r7lcnc~s, she appears as # asleep although
sine has been In stale OF cumi l1,c tuPOr for
. Two wears. lie intends tn rcsuscitate her 90
i've wears. anal con,rcc The world oi tie
r....F 49,. .F.rftl DISCOVERY The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
Washing Made Easy.

a. Soc O. Wah C.slr vfl.I W.hau, NHA.
BaIrfi 20 p1ss3i4g Bs'rfi.
STND No uas pular, f,s Il rD.uEr. arl vi.
y .rrI ,uu. ls f,tmu uud. p,iHJul ,.rrul,r, rr,-
i-g li,tu d.r.,JiHls ir WASHING CLOTHES,
that viN ,ahF uD, person Go 90 ~ thr washing ui
. barge pml, i.lrrr br,,kp.t, rhu. a,uld,ug 81. thc
Ju1lf.run az q washing day. mi. ueih1d rrIulrr.
rH mp-hfrr. va.llu1rds ur IssDIlHr Iuu'.s--up
Tursrtirr n1 Ismphrrr, 90 other offensive arir.
r'f=-i# ruIt.Hg % fsTa ~ gHar f7svt-ru tearing
uH l-fituHs. and v.ar,u. on chiiHs. Tho pbn
SAWS ruu ,turuIs, make. thru vhltsf. lHd
never ,nIrrJs thr hrr,t ilFg The sul,is, usFt
Get Lut lev r'nt, l1r Lrgy washing, a1d onu h..
uIfttH,i anywhere.
Tho circular a..I contain, tirrrtiHn. ipr CLTAH
sT,rCuNo, IEnNINU hCIs, NAsHtNG AN
CIIANtNO sItNs, NIu CtoNIs, removing ~tuiHs,
Grr,., .r"i., M,II,s lium Linen, Ras,ng thr Nap
un Velvet, s.. s..
Thrss ave the greatest chemical discoveries Il h,
age. Al ths llutsl., S,ram'rs. aud hrg, Laundry
Embellishments u.s mN mrthoi q washus.
To a,uId Limitations .Id Duunt,Iiriu, IT, sure ~
direct ,uur latter o.
MADAM BEhNTLT. Pti,si L1Hqa,,u,
% Aun-siryct, NcN.luik. Postage paid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

TNrSr ArgriErp.-As 1t IS in the body.
So 10 IS 900 ,hc mind practice makes IL wha, II
is, and mos: even Of those eSccllcncics which
.rc looked ou as natural cnlowmrnis, will De-
found, when examined into mora narrowly.
TO be the product of cNsrcisc, and To be- r,is-
ed to ullt pitch only BY repeated actions. 90
some men are remarked for plcasauncss M
raiiery, others for Apologies and opposite d..
vertlng stories. This is ap, to b. taken for
hc effects Of pure nature, and that the rather
Jecagsc u Is 10, 30, by rules and those who
excel in either Of them never purpcscly 81
themselves To the study Of i, as ar, To h. learnt.
But yet It Is true, that a, frs, some lucky bt
which took with somebody. and gained him
commeudatiOn, encouraged him to try AGAIN.
Inclined his thoughts and endcarors hat way.
ali At las; he inscns.5ly cot faculty in II
without PeTceiv!ng how, and tia, is attributed
wholly to Eaiars, which was much more the
siioc, Of use and practice -Loele.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

American TEA. The New NoSk Jour
nal Of commerce publishes letter from DIR.
Junius Smith dated Golden Grove, Green
vile, South Carolina, Jan. 18th 1850, in
which that gentleman thus describes the pro-
rrcss he has made in his experiment Of tea
culture. ays: "You will be pleased to hear
that the tea plant, in strength and yigOr, is IN
bud and blossom still, and promises to con
tnuc until greeted by the ,erual breeze, and
chccrcd by solar heat. have one rcmarka'
DIE plant. a branch Of which is ~ loaded with
seed. now about the size Of = pea, that II
bends under It's weight, and almost touches
the ground. The tea plan, is curious shrub,
and to watch is development isan amusc-
mcnt deeply interesting In answer To your
inquircrs respecting the probable time Of my
being able To dispose Of tea plants and seed,
beg to inform yon tia, II is my intention ia
accommodate the public, - far as can, with
both plants and tea nuts, the ensuing spring,
most likely IN March, and thus opening the
way to IN extensive cultivation in the United
States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09

The Worcester Caaac, publishes the FOL.
lowing su,rmsn, respecting lhc operation.
and d.s,o,cur, Of a gentleman who obtained
some no'ouc,y a iru years ago hy dolrrr
certain pistol balls, ubrch, It be told thc truth.
endangered h,s valuable ulr -
Pv,r's II,DEo.M,a,rrc Lleur We
recently ,aw the Acknowledgements De-.
composer Mr. Henry VI Paine. loo opera.
u.n. lt a complicated clrran,', construct.
cd marhnr,-uwdly ro1,guug vaicriu,uit,
fmrH, supposed cou.uiucn, maroor> and
.vr.r, ras~o,,-and thus furnished maternal,
ur hight, heat and propulsion Mr Paine
ha. not only "soi Ihc r,,r on ere" bu,
seems Go have demonstrated lha, water i'sm.
pie, instead ola compound substance, that
hydrogen and oxygen are compound, instead
of simple holirs, the former bring water 900
solution with negative electricity, andthc Ia,-
t.-, water 900 solution with positive electricity
.ua-murb as unc c'rr,ru1c converts All ih,
water Boo ,ts Jar into oxygen and ,Hr other cl-
crtrndc. AL thc Va'oriuirsI jar ,n,ohydrorru,
hcru being uo metallic or magnetic connection
between ,hr ,,yo ,r, 81 watcr.-s1d ,hu, the
very UNDERMINING oiihc prr,Dal system
olrIrm.s'r. BE- about ,p be- "sngrsri out" los
'hn rruaunE axe oi ilIs original, ingenious.
-r| r......rL did, ...Y,I, ....t.... f .4..|..a.-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-09
FOR SALE.

Tt TIM vel Known llurTt ksrt ty
the subscriber ir thr Issi ten wears,
N1iIIA IuplrIu ths ml. icsutpl and bu'r.
,ESs' ~ rrss r,u ufthr pleasant anil thri'.
- 1-z.f'~'~o ing Village Il N.rvB,, ONrU
County. N4tHr. anI ut4IH lsss thrr e m.'r uf fa,
Drrl, IT the A'tHug s 81 lAsrr1rr Raj E.1I
g..
The Hotel within The lsst IN unuih' have hen
mush subrz-ia lf irurryrI lythr ,itrtp1 ,ip h,lii
irg 5p,3n lrri containing One ll.I, With = 'Tuus
Grur. suitable either tr Bale, 1Hursrts, ur ru'.,,
urriluss, a. lrs Diu,ng roum sod sg'ru u,v sf'p-
bog rHums
The original tr.lIirg i' j6,36 fsi, making TO-
-rihrr with 'hr lii,ti1n. large sni ro.my Hotel
- s t.HH..ffF s.hHa..
There BE- pl.H ur che rrrnrsss, shirh iHrluos an
arrr 81 land, q stable - irft ip sr.fh. Brd r. uTu.
I.r ai Sheds .uI Out House. alsp a hnr W,i %
water, ,hl,h BE- ia che house..
Tho ,flui BE- uH~r-,. &C. sli-, srlrl, l-raws ta'
pI,s'ut pfurti,fHf BE- rsitHs ui changing be- husi-
urss. ANTHONY BENNETT.
Nurva, Feb 49, lsjJ. a.
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Constitution

4 failure ui .h- U1'ull action &C nc bow
. r'str Doe removal of thclr c5u,rn,s IS fruit
. .I -r.rrr ct disease. From Tins arse cruP-
urns Of Do, sll. bod breath, jy,pcr,a, and
multitude Of arrangements, lh., COM
r0..rr ,rrm, 90 b.. more p,gaIru, 90 ibr,
ru.u,r, shan on ,hc u,hrr,.lr Of 'hs Atlantic
"a hs, attributed by our respected fellow
iuur,uau. DR.. John e. W4urn, 'o 'hc SUE
rrru- ar,rrs. % irc atmosphere. The con-
slant ar-rr,arr ct the difficulty here alluded
Poo has Deb hlm o. try GREAT number OF rem.
.H.r,. srr-r,tr. b, physicians and commou
ryayruce. cold water ou an empty stomach,
r.-r ruTr taken under thr same clr'um,tln.
-... fruit. dr.rd fruits, cold water injections,
AND "a number oi articles Of rhr malcra u'l.
-r-maeus,a. Thaaarh, alor-, &c. An
tn,-r ha,, HaI limited -ood effect, but have
arr.Hna rr.as namNrr ct INSTANCES, au.
-u.I rn, bc brought n'o general u.c.
Iarh-ygar I-.-, be- G-,, introduced .n"
Es r.r. bread made Of uahatrt wheat
...'' ''''.'.' ..''..''''...' IN '.,"" ......
dyspepsia .-...' ".. '.. goo. '..'' ''
'... article have been 'N'.'.,' .' '.'..''..''
ar. even g,.aa... '' hundreds '' thousands
.. r.an.s b-, a.,. boz many cases. owing
nur patton, being unable os unwilling Co
us.. sufficient quantity.
u. February I"''' NH.'' converting WIN
a.H."i rT.'"u..' troubled '''''.'' ''
mn Clint ar 'h' r.ar-. wheat bread produced
.tr laxative ,.n' hN rra'u"n ui .'. aHa.'..'
.aiHI portion, Hr bran, '.r o'asaF bran
might .a'y create. ,a.s'. 900" .'"..l '"'
CONSTRUCTED state Of ihr bowels when '".
aoHa Ha- n... "a'. IL. '..'.'.. >''. ''
OH. best wheat, Dob. .' ''A.,.N -.'.." '' 70
% r"'..m.., h'...a slowly i', "'., '' ''.'
a.u-. Go thr consistency OF h'ma' H', coy
bodybuilding, 7ud found 60 h' eua' sails
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For Boston.

TIE substantial anl 6st Stea.
tGA me- Jony MiSINI. i car,.
- GIuEsI kNioHr. will osi'-
S-,S>sssc'ess7' ln-uo, h,r Regular Tfips, WE'D.
NE>DAN, the 2Oth int, aud N,ll nm ioT the SEA.
sHu 49, tBliHsss
Leave Atlantic Rad Road WHAT. f,r Boston, ~
cD MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AMI FRIDAY,
At u'closk, T.. VI.
F,RE-in the Cabins ONE DOLLAR.
on Dccs - CINTs.
v Il. The J. NJ. has thirty superior State
Rooms fpr the accommodation II Famiiic. aud La.
dis., and iur a ga going vessel !. ."coni 10 none
upon the Eastern Vs',r.i AMI tnvCcrs arc rrmind'
rd that by taking ilns rune. the, arrive IN Boston
in scasuu GO the ,4ri,,t trains thereby saving the
6tiguc and cNp.nss IT days travel, talso the night
expenses in Bustpu,) without loss Of time.
fKEIGHT taken a. usual
l.. BILLINGS, AEo,.
March %, lsJO. i~7
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COLOMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

toSU rEiTu. TIsrrp ~ rUousANp', UNIyTE.
SAW rE"N"us,'uu NEiS,LtIu sNp
tsIuTAtfIu.
TlIESE pLi~TEN~ viii H. funi % o1rr &C.
| vr,kn,ss ~ bugrrss iu the hlrk SIDE ur stual.
l,h. aui 40 EIss~ar. Afsf.7t, Nifi', Drr7s
Pbs', s., boz th- hml-, la,k, 'ric or .tH1i,'h
anil So all puuuSs. where plaster j. no,i'i, The,
have nr superior, II iuao'ti au equal.
u, vrlr1g upuu thr lF',s' ~ .tpmash The, Will
H. fu1i ~ afford great ri.,fin al cases of rnrH ~
.urrnss' II tnr rha' ani ''rg8, os,n.uDcd %, n'g-
le.i Hr prutrr,trI cobb. 1ud ,uughs.
The, arr l-1uuiuN ,prrid r1 pfrfNrsi cloth, ~
- J,uis each, suI may 10 Nuru without t1ru0,sn.
I-H,, &C hnr tIue. llth., i.cum" wriDk.sd up,
,h,, u,, h. taken on. rls,ns,i ct sweat auI ur,',
aui 1g,n puI 1n, anil tho. worn nr thrfs 90 f.T
ai47fts li time.
ln preparing rhr plaster n pIt nU ., sHuuid not
D. rrau rrrvHal lui should H. r7-r',','r u.F,3,
d, holding the hack NJ The plaster over the hrc.
~..l D., Agent. grDsUIN, throughout che ruuniN,
AND lN J. X. ll,NNnNr, PARIS \. IIrtp. South
Pare. fTsh. 2, $50 Sal