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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
nxroRn corNTY coNyENTIoN.

The ntmocl at,e Rsruhlicans II the ss'eta
see. sli rlnI4Ians N he CountN u uNhtd,
80 s..s To~us ard fhBtatior. conpnsing oN'
.I Senatorial D-tfict. requested ~ srud NJ.
sates tsa Convention o. ~ hrlJrB az the 1uurl
iaa.s On Fsrs, On Wrdsssday a. flfvfy-tr'f fry
.tasssf -.Tf. q - s'rlss a. w., g. ths purTu.s
sJlsrtInr rsntilatrs g. Ssuatsfs an.l tuuut, 90
.,r. % - suytuftsd ~ che ru.ulr. ,krtiun
Al Ts~r. al Ptaniatious vhich 90, say nsni-
,r.tic vote. a. a sss mualsr. ~ sssi ons nrle.
,tr ,.sA s,e, hit, SCI sa,ri 800 hur,irr,l 40,
,snt,.bst, t~o, over one hnndre.l AZ t~ruiy-h's
"a s1igt -. hunjrci aai 6i,,, ihr,s u'rr t~u
..lIrsl 49, ~, al uTu,st f.ut Auadr-,l fslf
go To- hu,,irta. h,s pylsgsts- saeh
PEI order q N. Ccas,, Co,amiu.,
Is-s ~, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

Y DrNocRATic CIrcrs The Demo,
cratic Republican. Of the town OF Paris, met
IN caucus On Saturday the l7ih, for the pur-
pose Of selcrting four Delegates to attend the
Senatorial and County Convention to he
holden On "Wednesday, the ~ inst,
The meeting was called to order and Col.
Charles Andrews was chosen chairman, and
G l.. Mellen, Sec.
On melton Of II. G.. Russ, 4 committee Of
three was raised to receive. sort and count the
votes, and composed ofthc following gentle.
men viz Joseph II King, : d. Hutchinson
aud luthur Washburn.
George X. Shaw, Ebenczer Thayer, T..
Durham and II G.. Blake, we're chosen del.
cgatcs by a vote oils to6G
On melton of II. e. Russ, said delegates
were instructed to vote for Gen. Geo. w.
Cushman, for County Commissioner, by q
vote OF to 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

TINS Texas BlLL. The Ma,hIE'un
Union SAYS Of the passage oi this bil
4" IL Is the most important Transaction which
has taken place during lhe present pru'.s-.ri
and arluous session ofrirhi ind hl.i m....'
and It y.chl to ~ ether 10 our lTrhn.' ODD
the important consequences With . .' rl....
lated lo produce. II will remove alm0,, l0l
fear Of any collision OF interest, OF Oh, clash
Of lrms on the RIO Grade. II vii prescott
all the shedding OF brothers bIco,, snd o.
trus, all the apprehension ofcI,il var ~
this W. do mos, sincerely congratulate u.I
cuuntrymcn and, moreover, w. hail % ~
the harbinrer 81 gcursl adjustment Il i'l..
most aglialing % stion, and .. restoring
and securing peace, and preserving
the gloriou. union OF the republic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

Ak AccnESr. As the train Vas coming
over the bridge, before entering the depot at
the IVES, end Of the city, yesterday afternoon,
the draw was discovered to be up, to let a
canal boat ihroush. The train was checked
as soon a. possible, BY the engineer, who
with the fireman, stuck on as long as they
could. when the locomotive plunged into the
gap-and az the canal boat Vas just under
meath al the time, the engine went In'o the
boat. the tender piled Oh 10 that, and the bag
gage cars on 10 that. The frs, passenger
car was checked at the brink with some slight
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

The following ., the inscription upon the
monument, on the 10, owned by Prof John "
Webster, on the Naris,u. Path, Mount Au.
bum -it'dS.
'' hnsrI 4 p,a,l' jid o. pr,,4sius .isa
Announce Thy coming, and Thy Wy pr,rar'
" warning Vo,cr, ~ hafb'ngrr ~as ih,nc-
Danger .nJ i,ar .-,m,d Ia't--lut tbou ~sr'tthsrs'
Prophetic ."uad. along the earthquake. path
ror,isll the hoW Of N.iur,'. l-ial thrue,i
And tt,e 'okraRo. 'rs It burn. ~ wrath,
send, iorlh .omc herald from 1t. dr,sd repo.c,
Be, il,s, dIrk Smnt' swift ADD unforeseen,
Cam'r lie the shtuins', ha,h. whsu h,a,cn w..
al .er,ue"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

VIZ. WAs.s C,ss We learn from ihr
Springfield Republican Of SATURDAY, that Mr
Warr, the dehulung Wcsrm Railroad
CIcrs, arrived 30 Springfield Thur.,Ily lorr-
noon. from New Nor. va. boston. H. ~,
lu custody oi ln oiIicyr and committed 10 the
Springfield Jall where be- nom rmalu.. lts
stated that the prOcc'dlug, against him arr OF
civil, and ne, a criminal character. anI
lha, h. voluntarily consented iu return o.
Springfield, saying be could explain boz, con
duct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

D,uo,g,rlc Co,'n Cu>yr,uu,. 4,
, meeting On D,mo,at, NJ kcuucbcc Go.
held Al Augusta ~ THURSDAY last, Geo. ".
Bachelor ofGariinrr, was chosen President.
and Geo. \. Wright Of wayuc, Soc
H., VI morrill,, Esq., Of Augusta, vi.
unanimously nominated for Congrcs, from
The Kcnnebcc and Fautlin District. Mr.
Morrill, s. one Of the frs, lawyers at the Ken.
ucbcr bar, and will doub,lcss carry the whole
strength ofrhc party a, the ensuing election.
johnson Williams Of wa,cryillc. wa, NOM
mated for County Commissioner Geo. \.
Wright u WAYNE, Wa nominated tor Clerk
of ,Ie Courts.
The following gentlemen wcr nominated
Tor senators frum Kenncl-c to the I<ci,la-
tarc John Means Of Augusta, Isaac II.
Snail Of walcs, Paul :. Chandler of Wa
icnill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

IMPORTANT CONTRADICTIONS, AsD ADNIs-
Sion. The DAILY Advertiser states, by cS-
press authority OF Horace Mann, that the e'i-
llorial assertion OF the Atlas that be-, Mann,
demonstrated to thu President against the ap-
pointment OF Mr. Webster as secretary Of
state is without shadow Of truth" Mr.
John Otis, a wing member Of congress from
Maine. writes 10 the editor of the Advertiser
that he, being invited to do 50 by President
Fillmore, gave his opinion decidedly that
ifhe consulted the Interests of the wing party
Of the north, be would not appoint Mr.. Web
sier. '-Bosi0a Posi-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

Eoro,rlo> What u education II d,
that prccc-, by which an The poWcr, and fac.
uluc, ar du'y and tremendously developed.
whereby the ,uhcc, Of II become, practically
and Thoroughly acquainted with an relations
be- susains, physical, neral, intellectual, pro.
i,,sional. social and pollucll-wheh gives
him ready and accurate perception OF all
hrs varied duucs, and at the same time a d.
position 10 psriurm ihosc duucs pmmPuy -
Rgh, c,lucal.uu q, dcslguci To sccurr TO zach
person ~ educated the highest earthly happi-
ur,s, which has loug since been pronounced
the possession IT sound mind ~ sound
bolv And lhs education should b. uni,crll.
Especially should wr add To this no indus
,ual education. II D. not Greek, D, BE- moi,
Latin, nor is i Heather Mythology tina, rau
prepare the mechanic or any other lahorrr Tor
inirIlIrrn,ly entering upon his appropriate
field Of labor Bu,it,a knowledge Of the
U.s. Of the hammer the ave and The chiscl.
and ui the various implements suited io The
labur ln which be- Is engaged, which will III,
hm Tor successfully prosecuting hls trade and
hls business, il j. that which will r,c hm
practical idra' which h. Is dlil, required 10
use M the workshop or elsewhere, cun,,nut.
ing HIM az intelligent mechanic, or 4 succc,s-
iul hhorcr Va man, whether b. intend,
ruierur upon the field n literature, or the
arua Of productive labor can b. called intel.
llrcni. or suitably cducalcd tn ON hs mission,
unIcs, he have SINE knowledge Of the pract.
oai application Of the general principles OF
~'Icucc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
"Trrr As Book The New yvrL

"Trrr A. Book The New York
Courier slilh--
1t is certain tia, the American people are the
most prump,, active and eficicn, Of msn, and
It j. Jusi a. CERTAIN tina, the American Con
gress il the mo,, prucrLstinallng, wordy and
inefficient Of legislatures. Our representa-
tive, at Washington are representatives of
anything bat the practical spirit, the straight
forward, rapid, business-llkc habits OF the
nailon. Their vocation is talk, talk, talk
Their clcmeH, Is not the limited Hrra .irBd
OF political utility, bu, a shOTcless sea OF cup
~ words, over which each forever Pllcs his
untirug way, and, as he bcsi can
s~im.. OF .mk., OF ~adc,. OF uce'' OF dies. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

MusprR on BoAaD THE U. ). FRioATF
BR,Spywlsr.-A letter dated on board L. ;.
frigate BraDdywine, Of Monsevideo, June T.
state. tina, one Of the crew named Frank'on'
stabbed another OF the crew named Reed, IN
several places, 81 that he died in a few min
utes. There had been some bad feeling be-
tween the parties. fnnkson was confined IN
double irons, and would be sent to tbs United
Staies for trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

ArRrsr o., Aupr,u, W,Rl l".,a
Var. ,he drnulung clerk % ,h. W.rr
Railroad. was arrested iu New lur.. yrr'.,.
dly, by officer Leighton, trsPa,r'ul .un
Boston for ihai purpose by lhs n.rG.r-
Ware refused to return voluntarily l.a D..
vls ~ be- examined ON a criminal chang. no
drtnudIng thr Railroad compn, '., m.-.
my. Nrrlu',iuu cor DO, delivery OPP q. q
fugitive from Justice, will probably D.. .r.a.
cd from Gov. Bugg, -Tur,I',r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
North Carolina.

The Raleigh Register Of the 10Th, has re-
turns nearly complete. The Wings have
los, two Senators and gained nine, and Jos,
ten Commoncrs and gained SIX Should there
be M further changes, the new Legislature
will stand.
Senaie-Whig, % Opposition, ~
Houss-Whig, ~ Opposition, 80
Joint ballot. 20 30
Reid is Governor by about } 900 majority,
most Of which Was given him by wings d..
affected by Msnly's reorganization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

human rights. The RICH, Of instruction once
denied 10 the American people, and abandon
ed BY their Senators and Representatives aud
American Liberty and RePubl'sanism will on.
" exist IN nsmc. Its essence will have de-.
parted, and with IL, all tia, is glorious in De-
mocrcy OF free Government. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

CAN,p, Tm,rlr The Legislature Of
Wisconsin has rccruiy passed an act, BY
which an, owurr or lessee ut land, Whu shall
Know .ugly p-mlt Ihe canada Thistle To GO
TO seed ou such land, arr deemed guilty Of a
mlsdcmranor and ON COM icliou thereof To b.
punished hy huc not exceeding five, and u.,
lee, than cuc dollar. Nth cost,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

e. Jenny Land l. anxious 60 make hes ar.
vent L,r- ~ "a Mud 4 National souE,
ani T. T. Blmum olIru'a pulr of 500 for
such a ,oug a, -.aIl m'i her wishes. Com
petition. may ad4f,ss BAN lu Nrw lnrk ull
september l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
Oh, GrCOrS Democrat
,.AnIs. TUESDAY,, AUGUST 70, ,SsO.

~ : h.erih.rs 3, TIE ny-a,Srsi N >uuth Pave
I'd ,,,ini,y, ali h.fyatsr hi Their Isps's 81 the
90, q Msss. RJST 4 YOUNG.
o. Nar~a, v,n.r. andNiri1iN, st the Stors 81
ERENlln HOWE.
IN Bacslsi Nlll,sy and ,ici,t,y, a ths Hotel 81
fOttN TAYLOR. EsQ A. zach cf~h'cN placs'
- ,sin - delivered ZEE ~ uazfsFs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

Srrronr rorR CopST,Y PlrrRs.-The
following remarks from he speech Of Hon J.
l.. Robinson, mcrnbcr ol Congress, contains
truths which every Country Printer can feel
the force Of
Sometimes hear j, said ihl, Two dollars Is
too much for a County paper that large "ne'
can b. had from distance Cincinnati OF the
Atlantic ciucs) much cheaper. Well, It j.
very true that you eau &c, PaPcrs chcaPcr-
and II is equally true that Il you are deter
mined IA bring city or eastern paPcr into
competition - 10 sl1r aud price With your
country paper, ih, idea of continuing country
papers had as veil at once be- Abandoned
Our country paper cannot compete with them
u this respect, and they do not pretend 10 do
Il. lyon nan, country pspcrs, II you think
ihcy arr of any Consequence ~ the organ Of
your parry At home, % for their local iuiclIl.
gcncr and news, you must expect to pay It,
llc lor she's considerations should ihink o.,
ana awkward and clumsy business In ihis cuuu.
~ now, for our party To enter political con-
test Nlihou, a paper 10 aid them 10 organIIr,
through shicl to coll public meetings, CON
,cuuor,, &e.-lo publish proceedings, In de-
fnd our candidates. publish their names and
pan, their uck,b--in short lo conduct a can.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

ca A Jersey man was very sick and no,
expected 10 recover. Ills friends 90, around
his bcd, and one of them says
John, do you feel wiling To die.
Johu. made an effort to give hi. views On
the subject, and answered with his weak and
feeble voice
"I-,hink ia rather stay where lam bet
ter acquainted"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

II At the Democratic Congressional auf
County r"mrioOs, held aI Alfred, un lhr
Iilh init. tie following nominations were
made
JAM, McDon1ld. br Representative to
Congress, John Tilumh, Shcld"n llobb, f.,
Moss Goodwin, Jf., SrulioD \. \ Hans
CON, County Treasurer. George Carrie, Coun-
~ Commissioner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

~ The man who prolc,scs To be- neutral
IN politics, cithcr figures At the head "r dan.
gles /, the all OF liberalism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

CT Ia, ~cntcno. of death upon william
IIanly ior the murder Of hls wilr. 20 POW
dcncc. has been commuted Io ,mprsaHu,-i
tor llfc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

GoDrr's LADY's BOOK, for September is
received. II is iecming with Contributions
from the best writers, and its embellishments
executed by the very bes, artists. Every
lady should be a subscriber.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

type Nc. We learn tina, there is to be
pic mic excursion over the Atlantic road To
Portland, by thcPeoPIe OF this town aud Nor.
way. We hope there will be general turn
out. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

TrrurHNr AnsI~sioS ~ CLruENn
NJ rHr senate The hlll Tor The admission
Of California was finally P,,.cd IN the l.ntNt
State, Scuai-, 90 TUESDAY, los vote Of -
to Il, and transmitted io the house
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

The Office Of the Democrat IA E,ansvlll,
Indiana, was mobbed. and The editor forced
To fly. lie had printed forged decIlnaton
for one Of the candidates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

CoSTIRNLrioS nv TuE SEN,rr Frank
lin Haven assistant treasurer at Boston, and
John Young ditto at New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

The following unique ioas, ~as drank at .
fourth Of July celebration IN soa,h Carolina,
by g. kinlfi
q" Poe and Plenty
Com iu tbr hg cob alI uilur, 81 III. p,sk,i.
Bah, on ihs rraii' .ni pretty eils o. r'k 90
Code, ,u the slrs,t aul SUGAR IN che barrel
SiLnD, ruuuI the hrssiis. aui tIk. hat ns'sf
quaurl."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

GRAHAn's MAGhzmr, for September, is
received. 1t is a splendid number, with most
beautiful cngrayings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

We learn thu, Mr. Gooicnov, member Of
Congress. from this Sair. has been obliged
To leave the cts OF Washington, on account
" 10 health IT, has hcrn tor ,pmc days pa'i
At Rockville, Md, where hs health ha,-
ing considerably improved, wc understand Doe
will remain until BE- shall b. able Co RESUME
h, duuc, in tho HOUSE Ut Representative, --
Duilv idr,ynvr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

- VIZ. VIM. Whitney, ct Penn, has
bren appointed mail agcu, b"twscn New
Work and San FranciSro
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

A,chin,on. Missouri, BlmwcI., south Cane
Ina, hmm, Georgia, Butler, south Clm.
lima, Clemens, Alabama, DAVIS, Mi,si,..ur..
DarsoH, Georgia, Downs, Louisiana. F.rr
Hunter, Virginia Morton, T..
ida, Pra,i, Maryland, Rusk, Texas, >sh..
tan, Arkansas, Soulc, Louisiana. Tom.
Tennessee, lulec, FLORIDA.
Democrats, % Roman Wing, n h.I.
Free .ollcrs, ~ SMALL DTUu l,urr
NTHHTEs AHssSr, sol yoTfN,
From Nlr, Nais5.
Howard, Of Maryland, Mangum N.nh
Carolina. Badger. do, Dawson, Georgia.
Clay. kentucky, Downs, Louisiana. N-,...
Virginia.
From Erss Srfsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
MARRIED.

In Turner, by George Turnsr, Esgr Andrew
Jackson Bryant, To Me. Caroline w. d. DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

METHODIST C,vr Nurr>o 81, WaaH'.
will r"mm'ncr september 2d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

.g-Jcuny Lind was tn embark from LAYER.
pool tor the United S,airs, Aug II. 10 the
Atlantic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

BuuoL BlLL The Mail states ,.a' .i...
tel B,ll. -uirucrd 10 the Nrrnori sat. rr.
on CO.. coun'rrf7tnr. has been htI, f.--7I
twice by the Warden, for making 1nnm.'..'
rscapc and INSTRUMENTATION \ sN aH.s
Ihc door Of hI, cell WIS found upDn hu w.
,crmol {, think il had thar b. should hr
obliged To labor iIcrr Cor ten year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

General Scott has been ordered to establish
has headquarters at Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

ISDIASA ELTcIIoS. The returns show
that the democrats have MAJORITY of2O IN
the legislature snd about the same IN the con
Vcntlon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
DIED.

In mi. town, 10Th inst, Susan, daughter Of Mr.
sauosI Na,h.w,, aged shout years,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

In, WuEu ruU NrE Diu The
Trfrruoa ,ha, 500 have cheated .hc printer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

A lie ha, no legs, bu, scandal ha. wings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

~ Moses Mcdonald, ~ Na.rm..ni
At the Democratic Convention a Alfred, 900
the liih ior Cooguss, from ihr l,t u."-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

wiz AhfH ~ Wv 'Nff"fNNfANNNN ~ 'fAf'f''''
Yeas
Baldlrla, uf Connecticut, B'A, Teunos,sr,
Benton, Missouri, Bradbury, Maine, Blight
Indiana, Cas-, Michigan, Cn,sc, Ohio, Coo.
p,r. Pennsylvania. Dari', Msssarhuseis,
Dickinson, New York, Dodge Wisconsin,
Dodge, Iowa, Doug as, Indiana, EaHc,
ONO, Fcleh, Michigan, Groo1, Rhodc island,
Max, New Hampshire, llamln, Maine,
IIop-,on, Texas, Mir, New Jersey, NOT
~, New Hampshire, PhsiP', Vermont, 81.
ard, New York, Shields, Illinois, Nnnh.
Connecticut, Syruano,, Delaware, Slurgroa,
Pennsylvania, undersood, Kentucky, tp.
ham, vcmont, Wain, Delaware, walssr.
Wisconsin, Winthrop. Massachusetts. Whit.
comb, Indiana.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20
The California Bill.

The following is an analysis OF the vote
directing the California Bill to be engrossoi
our readers will bear in mind ,ha, Il admits
that State according To its boundaries as they
wee fixed by the constitution of California
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-20

Prom Pre- NC'T'.
CLARK. of Rhode lsllni, DAYTON. N.r
Jersey, F,Ich, Michigan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
sRArrLERoRo, WATER CURE
ESTABLISHMENT.


fI'HiS ESTABLlSHNENI having beel put n cCur e.s
order. Is now cOmmerollg It's s4Ntl 10 rs
attendance Of The puresl wafer rad ample eccOumOds
Tor "a patients l. II accessible al he way by railroad
from Ao6ry. New YORK md Boston deise1 report of
upward oi % cases Tesei here during s48 viii
b. segt 10y msil On application VIM Rs1de So Broad.
wsy NewNok. For further Information appiv the
scfoer r. " ESSELHOEPT " d
Rrstt.s,oro' Vernon Mac i2,A rlR ,ri.lV.iI -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17
NETWORK TO NEWARK.

sn!sw9sRs6 pt9 So 7 ID .;ss -.
ssHss,1z'v JOHNSON = co =
Line, .esg~s PEE - honh RIVER 5etSeen Deg and Corr
an. 80 e. { 0c.ork 2. daily tSlrCays excepted
Good. sgned hr his Lre should b 4ireeDe5 to
"Johlsol's Ianen fcr Newark
4 Goods OBJ, Essilu. Pa stMt0pe. Dover h0r1stcwn,
snd informed ae placer semi by mis- Line. VII be fOrs sio
- ly rle Morris Canal sad Morns ADD Essex Railroad
Zee ~ charge iOr sorsge or csfuD Fof ufbe'
parlruars .caYr. al ise Office On the Pier
7. '. JOHNSON co Com Tiss'os
missy gnd ForHsrd.n2 Merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-17

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t,.r rF>>Ir
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go -s......l IT nhtH ARRANOEMENrS
g. iul-uc 4 1r le"T1s Road
49, extend from kI.ks1-irpurt - uIurs ~
bite House reducing The STAYING brt~s~n ne TER
minus Road aud Eason 90 % m ana CD school
ey- Noun ain mite. TITS line leaves New York by
...amb0al RED JACKET no per River. and connects
.v trans u1 tte New .rsey Railroad witch eese re
York from 100, # CorilaL1s- 81 he esaie hour new
rour 30 scloleys MOaL.au, ~lh ltss staging han any
oher
PA,srsSER TRNs UP--Passengcfs vii leave New
York by siear1bJGt fuu per or ~ ihr e~Jrrsey
Esircac FOO. o. Corard.st - \ 4 aud T. NJ; leave
:. xshe' howe AZ Do \ ~ 6ld Z ".
PAssfNcEs TRIy D0WS Leave Whe House II s. .
n and - 81: S0rL Branch a. So 4 ard l.O
p ~ Somrry.le at6lgAh sud TOP " k0und Brook
ato.l ~ alt o. - ? 81 Palnfrd ~ q ~ " and 40
PM. Wssfir.1 st6.t5 a 81 md 5 r EnzAbe hlo~n al
T.. and 1890 81 ana 81 "
The freight Train teh passenger aiscled) vii cave
Nhie House $50 81 s1laef'1ie, ~, Psinhed DID
gnd zlleihr1ri, b. steamboat. 1T TO " Returning,
leave S,~ iors, by .. sn,o-t Red J-ck'- rom peri
N0ril River. a. 2 "
All f-elghtfr nom N-g YorE intended to 20 BY this ne
frps Be- Boz. e. - O'Clock to Insure being aAeD
through nal cay
"a IS w. ,s r. eai.ress ~ he arrival % he clock
train from New-l0rs Z. Wine House % convey pas
,cugers 20 sfln, AAkesherr Bethlehem, Allentown,
M.lch Chunk Pa ami T. eml2t0n, lie anon, nton,
nifiri Br-l chem. BuorsbIlg SeU Hampton " Gsh-
ingto1 Gnd BryiceTe y J. On Tuesday, Thursday and
"a lrday % DCsVn-- Nb.ef Gap, srOudstIrg BlE'0ns
Vile stanLope. DGe,e BIci,o"r, 2Ii Lackawanna Iron
WorAs &c Pa
y b AL baggage Al he nsk u i.e lwreTs until de-
lValed ilo lie ec.z. possession 81 u- Agents of no
Con A. 70 ard clecHs or recr pa gwen Lcf"ior a1