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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
AUCTION SAFES
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DEBFrPTORY aALk ~ gous raop.
L BiiLDlNO LOTS and vsi1sbe W.,.r sssNo
The town u p1nkft CnAnt1F1e Go Al ne ,srms.o.,o a
gh- Fae Railroad Ssle b. slad. q the a-,e,.--s ~
change 10 se city % Ne~-Y1fk ~ 0fe-r 4 R,s.-eu
Nev4rs srd ChSies King esos rrast~-. "A <rHoxv
the NIB " June, 1850 81 y 1eock- Al he Aaerh.nj
ExehsDge the t5novtng valuable proo-rty sss 10 10
town Of Duukifk. CAAntsuQas Co. STAR q $-s-Yore
by order Of sost I'm Nuildns Ina, sNd own
and OF valuable froas prtvll-,es
90 he harbor Toe VI s5uI- q Eh.ch ~ hs al
the his hest sidi-r. TN trsahc
Ia % OF he property be o0tsned ~ 10 ciar.f
grOAcst month before The ssr Is n r. oar.
chase mone, remain bond snd y-sTs.
a per cent per anuum- Dunkik beng te snn-s = as
Eide Railroad ard 10 hsrhor he fa-.i ~ fake his
nopeuy odeFs sro.t Inducements hasess TIE wti,
r. con inued daiy until HI whole prupevtv 70 s,d
u,v.n - q * Il s03a7.i0i2u ono
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

p ". MILLER, AuetOne,r.
ren BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION, a View
W. J-Wiibe sod % Ee ground, ca WE'D
kEsDaY The 18th Gay u Jure uexi, - OcoeE. 2 a.
ITO toi los sf1ssed Brose, Parzsr, X Ib., o.
Gen sLd Pszssle ais and Be sy1seveEgs, iacutng so
Zee, ffoLuns s- Pssstic RIVER TIE aoo7e lois ara
b-,ntfy cesied kvirg f1e Of the cits and river
ana ne within len ninrIss walk Of he NswJ eSsey Rd-
road depot.
Of sale.
msps Of ihs property may be seen a. the Jersey City
Fsrry foot q Cortland a.
Cas- cave for re, ark a. / o'clock P 4
Any fauhsT information msy oe obtsinsd of
A LEds5SENA,
t8A' cor. 3 Osd and hsrss'.s H-~sa, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

ID Atsr, hOPk-, aDo q sDds u paper q .l1isc.of-
II 80 u-terAl. rnus hf s1d soit N i'eral erns ~
nj GAuNT ERICKSON, l54 and i5s soo-ist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
ADRIAN Il. MULLER, AuetiOn,-,f
T,FRFn PrpRY al n nv ofd-r - ] m Johnston

ana John JnhnslUn, A1nlnl- v. u nou y 10 u
atom deceased ADRIAN n MULLER will cell II sic-
non on WEDNESDAY Juae %, al ~ elocs, Al hs hsr-
ehsuis Exchange ia the City OF Nrsfofs; All the Ia s-
st of Robert D. slOn, dscesses In the a-csn Hemp
Company - one fourth part OF Inc said nce'p.
For fh,r particulars 90 for perI.'lpn % osp-ci ts NIL
a. PATE, son j. apply To John + JOhus al his m,s5
Wsllef. tbtbl I<t"rF DIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

5 ?. INGRAhAM Aucuou,er
EURNITI kE.-THs DAY 10 'el'cs WIN be
sold the stock Of and egsnt Furniture coo ain d
IN the Ware Rooms 81 Bsvkmsn comprising d-sirs
bic Hsse, tine ut and excellent Fir'uurs Ao, ssv-
e. al src es q second hn CO. Cstsoguss 4 the s'e
Asort oelOrt our elegant set G 49, FrnitiFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

JAMES CULE AgcuOneer.
DOsITIVE SALE VI nearly 50 lois OF land IN ne
Elshth Ware CIr Of Broos y1 belonging 20 ne So
tate Of lsis Peter Wyekof deceased, 90 The Fiun.
SIN b. sevsrih Eishtn sud Nj 70 avenues COL =
vii SCI AT AUCTION on WEDNESDAY June %. 1850 a. ;
O'clock, a. he Merchants EAeaange, Nes YORK.
SIN sge-le lots a. the cor. Or I'm and ND Hess
elh.sve-3 81 lots a. the cor. OF I'M sod Madeira
7thaTe-i5 los At he cor. o. ia snd Mode as
shsve25 lois at the cor Of 18Th Mode sud B'axiea ~
s,hAYe-7 lols Al he cor d l5sh, Middle and BrHx-
ton sis
I7Ih st-f9 lots ruuning from 5h 20 b ava
hioc@ si-lg7 lois runntog from 5h ~ q svG
Brsxlsn st. "a lots running from 9Th 10 30 ays
larEe pCriiol Of he fITehsse m5nv may retn2n on
bcuc ard NOR yxge fer term u year,
Lbogrsphic uaps can ~ had At ne once o. lls A1c-
uopser - ia toasL Brooklyn, and sWal-st NeE-ISfK
~ ists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
GREAT NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
DIR. 81. X ROOT

oaEAP NATURAL PHYSICIAN
DIR 81. X ROOT
The eeebrated ConsHaP,ioe md HIND Defor and tsestov
~ Of ne AsfE Coass@Df,s> bayD~.f>y
Ofe- NJ 5ix Sfosd~sy, No YDsk
nR ROOTS triumph consists 10 the O.rnsoen, cure Of
~ Coz .Qm ption Cancsfs TumOfs Dseasss OF lbs d-z
Igags Liysr Spleen, 6tomA,h Kidp-ss In-znt,y, Fits
Vorn, Gravel Psnls Dssfp~ss BIS dn-y- ServJg,rsss
Ps.lyss spinsl Determines ~ LADIES and Chill
dr-n and iDfsctAnt Hu1 ofs Of al sinds sc
Charges Cor mecicres mo6erso Essfinsfon OF no
Langs With he BsTomeisr g. ADucy gs,E lsll I'm
pOWRL GO nPLsINTa. cHOLEaA aVSsUS,
ID DYrENTFRY For he care % t1cs- dis-a.~a zad
Simmer Con plain, u children, which n spssded ID
ssos 70 CLOers fhsfsis no r1me5s gsIiHg
aon norsDy vhch mc.- j1stly DESERVES Inc coa6dsacs
OF III community than BJD.sl's DTops7
The suceess attending be " thsf1 10 Psilsasoha
and esewhere, tss induced ne propnstors i6,a
assr cis. 10 rbD cry.
The Pa sdelptis Saturday Confer says "Ths eject Of
ibis eieoe 90 Bowel Cont lanis, however ssysr-
pesfsclly ubAcu Gus
Prepared By T. sOssALL, Druggi-', nth Trenton,
y. sod. nOlessl- ARD RIAL, D. G. WELLS Co 81
Eishth-sv. ard b. = r f0ll. wing agents.
]. B Decd, m Broadway
Charles n Ring cor Broadway and John-st
Co o. S06 GfsLd 81
Jan re ncAI.t-y al FgtOnst
Wilson, cor. Hoason a0d Hammond cts.
.je22 2meods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

BENJAMIN MOONEY Aneione-r
ZINE GOLD ykN AZ BENJAMIN
L MOONEY will s-l, rms Jay. ~ sneu %, ~ ~
oeoek the store, IA PiaIsa 10 . co II s1d Jei-
Lind plain aud and drnps, pa o, sea-,
cl sssc and sone rtnes uds, ptos bro che. A.
Ato, silver and gold wAChrs, zai D nc cases, &c
A'o, cases horse and shoe brushes. cAs.a siirsl
springs &c. I-o =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

Single PACKAGES g.. Four Packages go
ABk d. SANDS 100 Fulion-st eoinsr " William,
New York, Wholesale Agenn ms lnfukf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

IRON fOUNDEhs-Exra me oolted Sases lss-d
so.psone ChaTcosl Anthracite and Bii1uino1s Cosaa
kor hrius he.i rraliry for ans work, sor sac -
CHARLES J. SHEPARD, HOu Stove Harelo1se,
-, ~ W-f@ra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25
CITY ITEMS.

~ "THE NEw-YoRK MEDICAL GAZETTE 10
the title Of new weekly journal edited by D.
MKRfDI1H RrEsE NJ D. devoted to the vlndca-
tion Of rational medicine AID conservative surgery.
in cont sdistiocton from fances and follies OF
he tunes, and to the guardianship Of the public
health from the mischiefs Of popular ignorance and
delu,iOn. A large portion of the first number IS
taken up with apo,hecaries' Advertisements Pub
lished by S S & w. Wood, 26l Pearl st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

hAHIsl-5So BE- - no 4; 50 GO No For sac Al
~ GstNT DFRRiCKsOs. 50 +oath st.
Cocoa y bsgs f,-.h. Jlsl rsc-ived--
L FoS sAe b. GAssNLk YOUNG, Is. Cnainsm-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

DEsTB By inquest was held yes
terday, At 300 Second st upon the body OF Anthony
Doyser, a negro. born In Virginia ~ wears o. age
hose death was caused by appoPlexy IL aP
pesrs that deceased kept a re'ectory IN the base
men' of HE residence ADD ON Saturday evening
while attempting to eirct drunken man who came
ia. he became much excited and died ia few
minutes Verdict Accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

AEREsT FOR EMBEzzL.AEST.-Wm- w. V an
mss young man 10 ihe employ as clerk OF George
w eouls OF 80 Water 81. was yesterday taken
into custody charged with having IN the 3lst OF
MAY last embezzled $780, which he had collected
for his employer The accused emphstically de
ried The charge ard states that he can make
ssti.fsctory expsua alton. He was held by Justice
Osborne for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

STEALING FROM A PAAEsT-On Wednesday
lest, we published account OF robbery OF
sl2 600 in bonds and certificates. the property Of
Chss. g. Sioppani, keeper OF the Ba,hs, corner OF
Broadway aud Walker 1T. His son, Charles Stop
PAM, young nan about 20 years of age. was yes
terday arrested charged with the commission Of
the robbery. He was committed by Justice Osb-
ONE for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-25

Found DRowsED The Coroner, on Friday oeld
an i,ouf,t nj the foot of Two Hundred and twenty
9Th ~. ON the body Of au unknown man, iouni
Aoatipg in the river. The decreased was dressed IN
a lie HI sack coat, single breasted, large buttons
IN Maid crsyai drsb plaid W St and black psot'
h the pocket OF which was while handle pea
Ip,le. brsss coor Key, smalhan .'e ti'f s'Anp
marked nth the letr'r The dece@se' opposed
e. te hto.t 25 years oi age "a z"t -, >! 20
ard sIout ; teet inches tigb Neriie,' &c IN ~
drowning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

In bristling attitude NJ the feet IT Annie civ
ing low grOwl. The quick eu- 't the savage
Immediately detected 4, and rrasPrg I'D
,OnahaYyk, with snalo-likc notion hr-vas
approaching ,hc tnSuth 81 the cayrat the sane
moment and with the same wary movement
TIA, tie Scout vls apsgOaehins IL IN another
dircc,ion.
From tree 10 trce-irvm bush ~ bush Ne
wiley savage crcri ,cVNrd the cave anil he
had reached il entrance. Aunie heard nO,
Ms approach, nor euid ;hc shsrpc~t cor have
detected u bet IA rCole brave. now silent
a. death. stool hrhIud hr lrl.y enclosure
,aihercd tor a spr,ar-hi. NJts'li1E hrir, h'-
mlnr EYES, arc Tern cable Eo,, itccth, To-
sc,hsr with h,1 a',lutc N-m,ao hrr ct the
,nPendias J,a,,gs
The Seoul, 10. ia, .F,Vast,l usa' the
-cne uiaenNn with Oh, tUi arrow drawn 90
n, hand ready ". di-i.p.'rt'. \s ihr uu-
.uspccttag Indian rt-as,r forth boz, h'u' Co
remove .hr ldshr, that ,,,cra,yi ths cutrIuc,
oh. rrv,. %. ta.l1r 81 OBJ. boa broke The
.,lruc,. sud tr. a.'I-|ru.' 'at pcrgri
tirr ,ld. ct t'.. ..,.e.--.IrN. same maurui
the Dig with auc haHa, bur., irym b., covert
and burr,i o. ru-. u 10. throat ct tIr 'rc-
tim' Their, vas hltl pr1rutar, struggle,
,nI th- rthI,i.r ,ur u' ftr forest Iayl Tcfi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

succeeded disappointment, the hopes OF the
parents were las, giving way to despair Ii
their child e., rot dead, long. hopeless cap
uviy-pcrhars a fate wor,a than death was
reserved for her lndulgiug in such forc-
bodinFs the aEgd pair "a, bowed in grief
~ absorbed -, they in their gloomy med
hauOns ,hcy DID no, observe the approach Of
two persons. who emerged from the forest
tia, sktricd the side Of the hou-c. one Of
whom sought with a high, step the hack en-
france TO the dwelling \ Sigh, noise made
~ ,helpprcach Of the other attracted their
lurutiuu. and "a, they started IN surprise To
their feet. tbs Scout stood before ,hcm--bu,
alols'
"Oh God. be- ha, come, and alone Annie
our ehId-vhrrr 0, She" was lhc slim
uluneous cSclamauOn Of the gricfstneEcu
parents.
..lor tb, love ct heaven tell Us, Is she lty-
m.l" ca.r-d Oh. father with trembling auNl-
cts. a, the Scou, hc,i,atot to reply, b., silence
,ouiHr'ur their worst '''''
Niha' mon'n' a "''' mana "a' ,'''. ''
h.s shoulder from ''"'"'' 4'' " "''' A''""
voice. h'''-,hoA.' "l'n '''''''"' '','-
"ta'hrt mother ''" ''' -'.',, '''' '''
haunrd-,h1ak, Go that brave man
Wild or, ct 20, bur~, from the lip- OF the
aged couple followed '' ''a''''''' ''"'''''''
passionate ,Nr.lu'r'n'' anil '.''' q" ''.-
Taking advantage OF '"' 'N''''"''"' '' wv
moment Oh, Scout ''''' away "'l'''''''''
lnd when che ''"'''r''' parents ''''' w.. w.
h'nN 'h' P''-.'''' 'A'' ',,.'''' wv '.'' ,'''''
b. "as r"' 20 '' ~'.'. " ''' ''I'' '''.'', ''
"a- l'-'..''i UP .'. '''. '.' '.' Wv ", -
'''''' '' escape '' '''''
.,.....,.,, Oh. ..,I
h.. d o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

TINS PRErR Mrrurn-rhr cru,,-,y1m-
nation of Brown, At Manchester, v1scoar.ua-
ed yr,,crday-aud Dr. jaime, 4. Gregg ca...
ed To th, stand H. I- the person who "''r-
heard the conversation between tHrA 1nd
Brown, and j. considered 'hc MOS, importaut
witnc,, 10 ihc case H. detailed upon doc
stand the conversation between Clark and
Brown, which be- hcard-ln which Clark sali
that Horace Wentworth was ihc person Uh"
called Mr. Parker out Of the saloon, and tr-
clarcd with an oath, that be- (Clarkl AH.l
ma, Hrorg Wentworth hHd ParlDr, aat
that H,ury and im a,'iad him. Clark al.
~ said that be- received a similar letter from
Henry Wentworth, to 'Ini ,rni 20 Brown, in.
wiling him To b. at Manchester at the time Of
the mupIcr.-I Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

tive tn morals and kiAs rohgion by making
God the author Of sin and men mere ma
chimes Hence we hear people say, ihsy ere
,rnhng for God fo ooHrsri hsgi' Aud the
ministers tell them to wat Gods time Just
m though lie was changcahlc, and mote DIS
posed To forgiveness at some future tImc u
this Is not encouraging sinners IN eonhnli SIN
prcsumptuously, have yet To learn my crr"r'
tor such is my opinion OF popular theology
which has brought about the cslamti'rs nan
80 sincerely deploUd.
FNchurg, juno, 1850. \ CtTzfN-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

MAY 9Ith "Therc are oongrega,cd IN this
city, ready to leave for Cuba, about fifteen
hundred cmigrauts, all well armed and about
five thousand more regularly enrolled between
this city and Memphis. The ball has com
mcnccd rolling, and it will never stop until
Cuba j, ours. The present expedition may
cnd IN defeat, but another, On grand scale,
will he gotten up, that neither Spain, nor their
alley, the government at Washington eau put
down"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

Ma. C,LHouN.-Wc learn from the y. &.
Crescent. that Mr.. Calhoun has len a wife,
now in Charleston, and family Of four sans
and two daughters. His first son, Andrew,
is a wealthy planter in Alabaml Patrick.
the second son, Is in the army, and was an and
of Gen. Gaines the third son, who was with
him when be- died, Isl physician the youn-
grst son, William, Is now an und'r graduate
at college. One ofhs daughters, Anna Ma
ria. is the wife of Mr. Clemson, our Charge
de Ahiircs at Belgium, and the other has al
WAYS remained at home, having been afflicted
with a spinal affection. The family are Ieii
in alluen, circumstances, his properly being
estimated 800, 600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

rs-Goy. Hubbard has adopted wise rule
in relation to the appointment Of Justices OF
the Peace. He will require that it shall b.
shown tina, the appointment is needed and
also that the person applying Tor the appoint
ment is qualified to perform the duties there
of-Easirn Tmss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

Carue hear ,ne, " lo,t .iaucrs. al,
az c,cN mrA nnt station
Ispoak tol,th gr,st and email,
~ rrat ahnminaii1u
Arr you hardened al within
Each ons ot ,uu = sinner
DO 100 nothing else bot sin
AZ breakfast, tea apl dinn,f
Come what may. lrt o. stick o. Uw ruiz.
1T h. c,li--if w,'r, true 20 The muk--
co. Noah n me,lliss1ins TOOL
Tor taking two .kunk- in The stk
LET a. hang uui ', uei-hlul- our s,gu,
Thuugh our lann,t IT, uurrI and tum
Net alone ln we .hup gaming cyrs-
Thru Uh, not acku1vlcdgJ the coW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

~ The Democratic Republicans Of the
town n' lIurkfylj. i.,at a. caucus ou saturday
tn. -il .u-r.. auJ cho,t delegates tu attend the
Congressional Convention They were cho-
-rair rtu-ofCoI. Charlie, Andrews, wi,hou,
aus opposition.
Wyia,gal-o heard irrm the towns of Rum
ford and RuNbury, thc former were chosen lu
favor ct their own tovusman, Judge Raw-o1 ,
che latter tr favor of Gen Bolster
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

r5TA school girl at the oil Mill Village,
y. Y. writing to one Of her mates IN New
Boston, says "Our people are coming up N
the world fast. The railroad i finished III
this place, and the cars come in three times
every day. However, We speak to New
Boston folks just the same as we ever did
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

q There va, q lrymendou, hail storm 10
Saratoga and vicinity ou the ID inst 4 co..
respondent Of the Albany Journal SAYS 4" rs
the hail fell "a the forests, !, seemed a. Il a
hundred 'lc,om3t,yes were laundering over a
a,t.bar railroad The hail aad snow lay an
-n.L d--r.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

,u>>s,r,.r 1. :. SENAToU.-Ihc Com
uor,,rut legislature balIotcd 'Wic' Tor senator
ou "Wednesday as,,v,,hou, ctecuug choice.
On ihr ars, ballot Touccy, democrat, had 95,
Baldwin. vm.. 90. Niles 10. Cleveland TO-
o,h,sa On thc second ballot Touccy had
-. Baldwin pj. Niles -, Cleveland 9, Ing
ham, drnpyrt, q, others :. The election
vas then postponed Tor one wock.-Po'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

/, vas the evening Of IN, eleventh DAY since
Annie was taken captive, and her aged pa
rents at IN the doorway cOnyer-ng r'uIn'
fully Of the sbs~nt ON No t,tIu-s h1t been
received from the Scout, and ir1'n h.s pro-
lOnged stay 1t vas feared be, 100, had ALLEN
into the hand Of the rcd man, OF victim Co
their harbari,y DIy after day be- had been
.nIiously looked for. and q d.a1polumcu,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11


rarir. b.
Which. ,r..I, s-n. 700. rr,.r. place
,,,..l, ANN. remained. ODD, H terror
- .-... r..t.,... .H,.. inside rh.
-.,. ,,-.,,.r, r,.r. ...-..f .f.ritrm l.
.-,., ,, r.. ....-- lie ..- er. ...r
.h.-...f........ ..,,I,..l.t .ru .itar
-,
.s,I ..i,r.r. .-. .... ru. ae .a..a
.-, -r.,-,,.,r... -....
Call, AL Ann. ..... r... ~.r.t r-| .rr,
t.,,-, t-rn E.- bdn- r.... t.i started
h,., ,,,,, ,,,., -. che br.,Ir- nr OBJ. rhr
- .., t..-.,... DO .,- ,.-. entrance.
I'LL. .L.,r.g. v.... OH. H,.. ur
-, ,.... .r.,,,. 90. .,.t,r. ~a.r.r. r.u. .N-
IT, ,,-..f f.-r ..r., ...- ...,. ...,. ,rl.
~, a.. r.. -tr.,. -, rI.r- . r..r. ,u-
r,,,.,t. r.,rbh,,rnF-rr barrrt
H. I ,.rr4 manage ,r. rurIfvg were
H..
Annie ba.trrrt II, assure h.u raf.r 800,
hr, wru,r,,r, rrrr.., if.f .rEJ beg
-b.,l -y,,t.,r, r.-f.r,r, .... frfrl,.'.
.-l...--.s.J.t no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n. - ,.. ..,..,,r..-, .,,.. .--.....
-. ....-.r.,t ..,.r l.. r..,
80, ..r t,...,,..l ,r sans. .,fr-r.
N,rb,h1Irov hIrn.arJ ,hlrr. discourse
hy ,hc North Sur. trr Scout rrI 'Hr uly.
followed by Annie. R7,r bringing up ,f-
rear Forar hour or two they r-uc.rlvr ua
their u1y IN silence. with occasional trrr, ru
,F,,5 Anne a r,rr. -.., i,n,rrr.. u..H.
s,-l .,.. ,r.f ,..r.r, ,r.. f.. Scout
~ ,--.,..g. ......, nd, F-.F f..,,. and
g.. ....,-...r ,,,,r r-,-rr.. ..,,-... ,.- I..
- ..-.-,r..- ,-r,.o4. ,.-. r..
49,. t..-,.rf.f,r.. ....-..r.,. f,--....
n, %. fr.y. which ,r. bad m.I.-...
.,r,. t.r ,,r..,r,, h,r r,.. h.r.-r-r. 20.
~, r,r..,
"Tf.-r. my gb.f.' SAID OBJ, scout. as -.
.,..-.-.-....,r. ID, ,... ,.... ... Noun
90. h,-. nrrr.,,.-.r. Gar
-. ,., g-... .-rr,.r. r-.,.rr
60
r-,..r- ..r....-.......r
.-,... ....r... n...
.t...
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-11

SHAMEruL.-Some scoundTcl recently en-
tered the officer ofthe Northern N1o YorSey
a, Gouverneur. and made pa Of almos, every
hing capable Of being made.
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"A New Era in Public Feeling :"

Thoughts occaodHed be- NE recent fires IN
Fry,6grg, Nc.-PrehmiHary crdpiaai'op
Of youHgacr on Suspicion Of hang ooR-
o-rnod ~ these dia'ohoai ats, and otho
matters, Too Humrrou, % n,HiiOH.
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t. The rrurr,tcd election be'aocu Paris
arl Wrut,,.,,. has been dsridcdiu h,ur of
G.a.es " Murrrr, the sitting member.
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the petition referred to them, and ask to he dis
charged from further consideration Of the subject
SRI. HALE.
JNo. N. HAWTHORN
Mr.. Marks, chairman, presented the following
report aud resolution:
The Fire Committee, to whom was referred the
petition Of Mississippi Fire Company, No 3 asking
an appropriation for the payment of five hundred
feet Of Hose, beg leave 10 report in favor Of The
same, and offer the following resolution:
|. N. MARKS.
A. MORTANYE.
ResoiUcd, that the Treasurer pay on the warrant
of the Mayor, 10 Mississippi Fire Company, No =,
the SUN Of three hundred and fifty dUars for five
hundred feet of Hose, purchased by said company
On motion, the rules were dispensed and the
resolution adopted
Mr.. Shahespear, chairman Of the Committee on
Work-hOuse, presented the following resolution:
RcS0tUcd That the Treasurer pay on the war
rant of the Mayor 10 the Warden of the Work
House thousand dollars for provisions ior the
months OF September and October and three hun
drcd dollars to purchase clothing.
The rules were dispensed and the resolution
adopted.
Mr.. Stewart, Chairmnn presented tho following
report, which was accepted
The COMMITTEES on Claims to whom was refer.
red the petition Of p. Hanahan, praying to be paid
live nights, wages watchman, while SUSPENDED
beg leave to report against the same and ask 10 be
discharged from the further consideration of the
subject.
john e. STEWART
T. A. Johnson,
SAM'L SHAKEsPEAR
On motion, the Council adjourned
JuHN CALHOUN, Secretary
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z ETtUIPb-
IN 80 boxes UnderwOod's Tomato Ketchup;
~ do do Walnut do:
10 do do Mushroom do;
r. M McAIPIN = Co,.I .,.o., 7

-,.c R, NJ. McALPlN, 7 Canal street Row,
Ola u and 20 Common street.
TE'O PLANTERS AND BUILDERs.-A. BROWN
-, C0, DeGierS in al kinds Of Lgmker-CypIess,
" Whie snd Yellow Pine Mahogany, Black Walnut, ONE.
shahd PoplaI Mahogany Newells balusters Leth,
g. 5and Fire Brick 3 30 MAGAZINE sTEET, NEw On.
LEANS. =. STEAM SAW-MlLL, NATCHEZ, Miss.
~ Orders for all kinds Of Cypress Lumber, delivered any
where on the Mississippi River below Nachez at short
notice. ar3 lyd 3mW
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NR. 81 GEDEON'S Aui-llious Pills; DR. Ge,lcnp B1Is,r
- a" Hungary DR. 81 Gedeun's celcbale Long Tome
bters Dr Hceons celebrated Stsapdrln greatest remedy
Tor curing chronic disorders, such Rheumatism Cancr Scro
aud general debility The above remedies need recommend.
auoh Wa the reputation which they have established their oV
mtii Ihey, are ior sale Gy J. p. BARBOT,
sl2 1872 Tchouponlis Grod street NewOriS,ps
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

hE'OkbEk 8 OFf!LE, muhltIPALGTT No. Two, }
October T. 1850.
sC'1 The Assessment Rolls are now open for exam.
naton and Correction, during 30 days tls, datrro 10
O'Clock. j. Il. CALDWELL,
~ Recorder Municipality No. r-o.
MayOrnlty OF EewOrleans..... October H. 1850
CoUSCIL or MuSICIPALIrY No. Two
Sitting of Oct. j., 1850. 5
pEsOLVED Tha the Mayor requested sf.er
IL Official paper huniclpail7
10 sell at public bple
Brick Engue House Stable, Hose OuHr Trough &C. for
James Quick fc Company No H. grounI
street, between ua and Groi owned
and an Engine HOUSE. Stable Iip'g IoutC,
Fire Company, No H. lot Of ground IGpe street.
Apollo and NayadrS
with plan and specifications Sursevor's
Once the work he done delay,
ill the Fire Committee
Tie each separately The CONTRACTOR
10 give security twice the of his tie faithful
TcIioTInaDcs Of me- work. "A ppr0yed h October,
LSlgnedl JAMES u. CALDWELL, President.
lSlgnedJ A. D. CROasMAE, Mayor.
lTrue cOPyJ II. BIER, Clerk.
MAYORALTY or NEwDRLEANs, Oct. H. 1880.
NOTICE Is hyrei Of tn
will sei 10 ue loAest tri=r, 0-, BpHphi ssh
tG, ~ O'Clock NJ The for huIlnE
House, the Frst Ward, tor James GuIck Fire COMPANY ~
and Brick Enrtne House The Fourth Wand jackson
Company NO IL, IN accordance with tic plans
hc u the Surveyors Office.
ol5 \, ID. CRossaAN Mayor.