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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01
GENERAL NOTICES.
" ia aIers g. Wells, Phreaoioglsts and
ruhlixherr Clnlon Han ISL Nassan-s, nesI he Yarl

" ia siers q Wells, Phreaoio gists and
Publishers, Clinton Han Sl Nsssan-s, near he park
" DIR. shew, author Of VARIOUS worG. on and prsc
diosst OF wsiereure Sc F0grshav. near Ton.hsI nia
" Mrs. NJ. =. Cove Nschols-wster Cure Fhy,A
.iaf " LcSingsonsy Combinations nom 70 faien's
'eivea oF treatment " visited Al their restae~s u NJ
" General society OF VI &c hanios and Trndes.
men, sruyvesan' Institute, ~. Broadway
Prof Asassls-Nslar.i Relation. between AnlmA.-
deadsy, Jan ltih, 2lsi and s6iA- 81 q Pm
w. REprstD, MD-Psysioguony- ibe sigr. Of
Rev. Dr. bErsUss-Ho,sEd liz History, Trade Chsrsn
or &e--FeS si7iPM.
.,i1utions Of our Couruy-Feb. lssA Ai7APM
" Members Obtain hcir 1lckess ~ nc Apprcb
hcess Library I'm NJ JOHN A. BUNTING. Chairman
Association ios the paposc Of .eecung 5.aa4s,at
this day made such salscIons Ana rf ihn VIA Dc
Inspectors where al who Arr Interested may o5is'h
samples, viz
Extra superhne Flour.
sgper6ne Fosu
Saperfne Flour No 4
Aad such other ss they may desire
understood by ihis Conmi,iee and stated or ne
nd sellers hs her Is sci one siAndarc QuAy su5wn
SGregtne fcur for The CITY o. New ,Nors ard ma a.
YoTt Insnr,, a. pcl inede he quality sGperfne No 2
SsssrsS Tes he Inspectors brand fo' quality No es
placed upon the head Of Inc barre, iascsd Of lie side, II
srErMES vslENTINE, FRANCIS P. SAGE
'VSEPR ALLsN 80. 'ASh FLo1p'
THOMAS ns6pES, JOHN MARSHALL.
/ c. T. rAPRAS Inspectors
" Express Notice.-ln consequence q Ire aes,h
II Living ton, Wells Co accordance win TIE
oces OF coPaFncrshp weieh expressly PROVIDE foe such
Ncnes Is hereby yivrn that the Domestic Express ard
be Foreign Express ana Cofnnlssson business vii hcgcs
sF Se eORtnaed ey Tie survivors under TIE ed style ard
'-'''~ LIVINGSTON. WELLS 4 CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01
!, THE GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC

81 THE GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
~ FALL 10 hOnOf a the HgEgarsa kxss, and y 40 y
- he fgDd sOw being rs-ssd BY he citizens o. hss
nh fofk for their relief ~ lake pace on lse sse -
ulnlsersary Of WssaingtOns birthday FEB Il, i&S,
Slbl0s sa.COn. T1s CCMasl,iee have arranged VIA ~
hblO - have tie heater Scored and e0nueced VIZ
10 lower falooB, 20 form Q magnificent Bel ~.
tsD feet N lengthy Which ~ be brilliantly GIFTED sno -
eOfsfed tor e 0cessOu. Tie supper viii b. gTea "a "
large saloon usually used The ballroom Dod"gf.Ls
Military and Cc,ili0a Band with sddlnons museasl ~
been engaged for ts evening. DC doors vii be 80 n.
a 0cocE, and ne dancing under tho dreenoa o. y,
FLOOR Commiiiesl viii commence 81 oeocL Ieses
he Bal and Supper - ~ sdnit LADY and seacsgs1 W
ns sdys reket may be bad Of tie CommI1ee o. ~.
canon . VIM Hal Son, corner Of Psrk place ana ~
way. Tbs number u nckes being nsied a. esfy w. ~.
eanon VII Be necessary. The programmes q afsns .i,
with he o. Oh the members u ne dfeen -
ICES. Will be Ynbhshed previous 10 he Bal pye'"
Ne General Committee Of of1cers and cuzens
CHARLES w SANFORD,
FRANCIS GRIFFIN tnyisnos
GEORGE r. NORRIS ,Conntnes
SIMEON DRAPER
CHARLES YATES, . -
meeting oftke General Commllee viii b besl o. :"
nesday evening jan 30 IL o'clock a. he Mercer hc
corner Of Broome and Mercer whsl oil mo ns.oss
are requested 70 sitsnd.
IN FASHIONABLE HATs-Jas kaiseed 70 es
mosf spendid artee ever offered ece an 20
Has a. the low price of -, usually sod q " 49,
sn sr':s.s At y s"-neai Hsi' ~ .o,yS ,.s c.nss
MACON AND WESTERN RAILk0AtDa W =
WA dividend o. $ per share las eeen dessiss ,ssy
eapasl sioek Of ths Company payable % ne 10 :, -
next q tho ofsce q The Company h hscoA -
Bsnk Of ne ssais Of Nsw-Yorh u ~ sty.. .L
pU' apsd J. J. xAxhos' ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOftCE t-~hy go ~ az q FeArssry 49,
~ sbal Spy - IL iare u ~ STATE % Ns~ YEA s.
< the lreu b-sea~F t--f het $780,.
"a n'sr--i -hsA he P~s ~ ~
~ f,oas Ss-cngtra q te prea--s sssi ., u,
A 49, csr1a os $500 par-s d ~ az
I've - Nsot % - CltJ ~ >s~ "a >a.lsi y,
frc~s. - ~ Ccsa>nrf 4
ss-,toa % westerly 80 q - Bssas.~ Re,i - =.
81 ssFcrrt y ~ -,rst -
80 ress~ry .rr rrrAss, 49, 49, s~T-1iI .i a.
- 49, . ssrr-@r air~i - ay
.r. IA. aea esssef 80 a. rai stA
f,s ralA ~ ksns rsA ~s-ssy narsl -
s..nft se-al s-ct --n 50 ~t a. Le1s ah cas'rv, -
I, aarih errg Sss@ty ~ u - prsffy Z
Co.i. ogtA ~ss'esy Aoa 49, isy -
sweat -trs neiJ 90 -
Ia a. - sss,-fS 80 ~ ~ boo1asiss Re-
s-stg A6.s ~estery 80 ai - bsrrcl astss No.
Il, t- ,f-i u >ss-Iu a. street ~ Pr Z la.t
81 80 FhiLIF > aoNXStAlL
TyIWE COFIRTN ESsAIF hssioy sssls es,s~sa j.. Va
J-s-r-aa Na,er 49, roaal. 1s lr aaisr ~
q JANES VAN NANlX 3 CO - - sV assoNea ~ ln1ss
coasGrt
4 INIrEp FNRTNEESRlF-f.s asiesssaet A.,s e5ns' o.
sa'i- ~ tae Nr- 81 ts>s
he Sale % Nes lefk, cf - in ~ I'm y ~ 1891
GCSItN s1srA ~ oe.ess = - tFn~s, - =.
4fetars X sna tesalx Mats, Csr- fafs ~
a. a,a, sr-rt.a ,s h'l CsP sat ~ eas 49,
fls Ns1 Nsrss 40 ihs sig al ecua 81 Aot -
Tn1llas g. tae CO u bf,-,A ~ M
~ 81 Nss lofk, ~ Cuefa gafiHef
he Me- lofk NJ 2si~r ihst 80 - ~ss'
Nty~r - corfrha'e - 81 tssfe hesssai afs r.
csnts' a~rfl se stcsk IL 49, !afef-f q
o5s As .s'a "a, VI JaaaaiY - a.. + - 90. 'ir ''
b.. sr-t LAB "A Jsnaar. lSN iA> VAN NANhk,
mos 2 St>IlN. "a
.ss~ lHkfERSaN hAlkLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01
<eS~> FOR CHARLESTOy = 60. n

tire FOX CHARLESTON =. C.-The q :
SAk&as " s.eansaip NOkIHERNER. C.r.asn r s.
Bgde NJ .~aFs Pier I N E. "a salrsav
FEB a. o'coek u precisely Al bis n I.dinr srr
ed By te clssE board For fsgh. o. psssare spl :,
SPofFORD, TiLESTOS A. co a. sogt6-.t
81 prem requested 70 serd teir bis Of Iaeirv On
I'D p n rrz1re eefsre Y ocock o. fhc day 81 .il-
- = ro :. q adng WI be signsd afer thsf boar VI n
E-l-.PTAN0 FOR sALE-A fae. sS1sn
<.zkzZ 2,ociAye rosewood Piano q fos sale Or Ma
"Hn 1sulth, corner Of coz1 snd ALsnre szsess
~ y 1bfoskyl III "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

-. FOR SALE--A deersbe country residence siina-
t. ted iho Of Norwak. Conn. comprising shOul
aere Of first rate land and good two sofy houst,
barn &c the residence 81 Nalan lnr
sad The Fort POINT place To person who
dc-irIus l. living the coaury, and whose business re
ucs their presence the city this alords tine oppotu
convenient and healthy location u beng
within walk OF the New York and New Haven
Ra roai depot sd affords hne view Of Norw harbor
with ~ adjscent Islands ami Long lsand sound. Free
5 40; communication tickets for he railroad 30 per
For srther particulars apply 10 HENRY CAMP, - West
Washington place, y. l. or "a JONATHAN CAMP, Jf
[pr.ynlk ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

REMOVAL or SLAUGHTER HorsEs-ln vsnous
parts the City, petitions circulating for the removs!
Of the houses from The populous streets, 10 the
noehborhood Of the East and North Rivers The practice
OF driving animals through the crowded srco,s Is strongly
raprehended and the cfensivcDess Of sangheho1ses du
ring the warn season particularly condemned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

as TUX ~NLt. ~ fNNN fVN y -" -
e.. srhc offers for sN.e bis residence n te village 90
~ Tarrytown Tho house Is large and cOmmo!lous i
heated by furnace has large conservatory tor plants
bathing facilities and every convenience for comfort The
uafor s uear and commands prospect lnsur-
passed in extent and beauty The premises comprise near
iy seven acres including large garden, orchard powlo
sraperv and lawn fully stocked with every variety oi
choice fruit and profision Of lowering and ornamental
-hrubbeTy On the premises are gardeners cottage,
barn, ceh0use poGliryhouses Ac. The place u wlihn
nnues walk u the Seamb ar Landing, Railroad DepJ,
churches schools Sc Everything IN perfect order, and
sedom can ace found complete Ia al. ~ arrange
rneats Tito perfect and made accommodating
Apply 10 A LEE p COruandst 70 the subscriber Al
me n Railroad Office. - Wall-st \ Y.
.7ef2aw. OLIVER H. LEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01
SCHOOLS.
FRENCH TAUGHT.

Ma HAssEs. Teacher q the Ffeucb Language 70
4'l from Europe give- lessons Al uss residences Y
bs pgpils a. bis rooms 10 Chsmb@rssi Terms mo
deraie. Refers to--C T.. Hsb.cht Est, Swedish Consd
II W. 7 Man. Esg. Belgian COns1L ~ lweoas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

,tPkEaE COURI-lhoui. Cosdsy J-- Am.snsa q.
I>ot-rs rugnan. Il ~ fhs Napfsue Coat 81 %.
state M iofk oil o. tie stal DAY a F
aH Io nthck tho Merchants koharre NE Cay 4
iosk lad the ry -. 4
lrnx ars hs'seri u aa ghe~ufh sots - the g.
rsah Nsri Il the Cy OF ~ loN knwn Tho p ne ss,
of CoRNEIfus liLiAMs The -hirl. By us nantsf sa
-sf BOMBED eios. Commencing 20 p0ni no Ns ronl
lfyng pisre twenty south o .hna
fr-ef. funnn tfnfs NesrY ha pafs- q III l-ua
lurff.1 feulr .outlsfs has psfsis N IT,
thence -sstefl an parallel Nth g~nh
.'-.f i4nir-i Irvaf F'ln4 te afthesg aknx l'
.- '..~ ,srnu csi H. The place o. , etnnag
THOMAS CARNLEf. st~fd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

"a, SALE-Af Flshkn Land ng Daichcss Co. The pro
perry consisting Of twosiory wood dwelling.
house nearly new. together with suitable ou'-buldngs
lot OF three and quarter u superior land in n
OF tho Hudson River and the II ghsnds 1hs grounds
in state u high cultivation with good garden and
plenty 81 fu snd shade trees eigibie residence,
berg within two hours of the city by railroad For par
q and terms apply 70
800 Wv W B LEONARD, Is Bcavcr-st. y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

SI1S PATCH LISE-CAppey sAp WISCONSIN .
osdug a. Pier = EAsg River. Th,s ship . Known
he 1est of cor re Liverpool pecke< ard pee@rts
Dduceseats shippers The "A rates q te
s4a FrsDciseo makes Insurance he o~est raies
T. B SUTTON a Walts
Is W. JOHN OGDEN, lIs wal-s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

FIREs-At O'Clock this morning ia tho cellar
Of 81 Canalsi under the clothing Of Cans Potter.
Very little damage done The FIRE doubtless the
wo-k OF an inceudiary.
AT u o'clock FIRE discovered in the o'ohing-soIe
Of n. Godsten, .99 GrGndsL 1t subdued with no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

~f~s-s ONLY THROUGH TiCkET LINZ
S.ElS1N FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHAGREs d
rect and by the L ) MAJ. Steamers fhe Pa
csc "wednesday lSth day 0lFeeuAry - are Reduced
TIE new and splendid L. ;. Mail steamship CHFROkEE
So burden viii leave for Chagres direct ron bet
dock pier T. y r SewYors, on "Wednesday, Sth FEB al
o'clock The Cherokee he only steamer r1nning drec
Chsgfes connection with the Z. FAiAe Maj slsstn
ers from Panama 70 San Francisco.
Passengers by TIE Cherokee VIII and comforts ard A.
eonnoAuons unsurpassed BY any other steamer Will
connect with The Q. Mai Steamer a. Panama
and have & preference over al others.
Reduced Rates Of Fare TO Chsgres.
Amer saOOu-only bertha IL state ..........tiA
Forv ard saloon stale loo
Lower caufn.
Y ege Of the SalcOn
sleerage-ound with mattresses AID tcard s.
from PAnams 70 San FranciscO.
CA1n................s $50 seerage ........... $50
Esry application EecessAgy " secure Through Tickets
sd choice Of berfhs For freigh o. passage apply 10
A ID 4 A 1 60.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

IL FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
- e splerc.s fast sa-lEg newly e0pperci sEip
ALBASlA, CsFt CrOH 81 csviGg The zr-sier pan
q hsr cargo erEagec WI lave s ssrie prompt tsracE
ne otter vessels heretofore Ce-et BY DC s-5scTer
Arriy Ia fs~'l HOLDREGE u " MnLsI
LIE ..lr IOtN EEHRMAN ~ .lrceet -.. A ala
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

~sS-. ONLY THROUGH TICKET LINE
SxLls.NF FOR SAN FRANCISCO, va CHAGRES, d.
direct and lie [ Ma Steamers % ne P.-
-ic On Thursday. February Fare reduced. The
new AMI .prnd.d Z ; MAJ Steamship PHILADELPHIA,
LOO funs burden VII rave or Chsgrss direct ron Der
1icr No n r. Thursday Feb. a. O'Clock, 7. M
TIE Plsdepna and Cherokee arr ne only steamers un-
mig direct Chagres 10 connection with The L. Pacific
Mai steamers from Panama 70 san francisco.
Passengers By ihe Philadelphia vii hnc comforts snd
-onmod4 gnsur BY any cher steamer, and viii
VITA he L > MAJ. steamer oi March AZ
PAnama, and have preference al o.hera
Reduced fsirs Of fare "a Chagre-
AaeT Sal0Ol. oly two scrs ~ s4.e titj
FoSard SALON, st4c-foSns. 100
u Nrf cab ~
Al he above dine o. t1e 1ss and nave Inc Pn
Fl .ers % he SsloOu
ssgm P.-ssms 10 Ssu Frane.sco.
Can. ..............f 800 80
kary application = necessary % secure through sckes
ard cscs OF bsrihs Dor ffr ghf passage. apply
.ssFJ ROWLAND 4 AsPTNNALf. s. Soafhst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-01

SHoo1ISG.--About 10 PM Chayles Buterbrodt,
1872 Anthony had alteration with George Wolf in
the OF which he fired brace Of pistols woundng
Violin the arm The former arrested and To. lser
taken 10 the Hospital
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
srArE OF MAINr.

o,r,En. -. Ata Court II County Commission.
or. hsgan and hpllcn At rnfis, within and inf The
County 81 pSE,rd. ou he ih Tue 'al 81 oc'''
ID 1850, by adl'unrucnl ifom the Stii''"F'
T,.mi 4. ~, 1889, .,..,t..-.
t,,,,. l.,,p received that The pcttlon'u- arr re-
.pon.ihlc and oulht a. IL heard i'",n,'s w,
trr 80, fh in their petition. It . ord'r' i.,' W.,
C,pmi. .i,nsr. meet at thr dwelling hou-, OF ,in'
r,,n,u. !, Rmnfbrl, on Mouiay the "o'h ~ p'''
u. 1850. At 10 o'clpck, " W., AMI in'"''
,',.,c,.l =, ,,ea the route mentioned IN sid r.
80. ;o,,,,I;,,el, after which view, hearing
~ a.. r,,,;,. ana witnesses viii b" had at some
,o,,,,i'p, Mace w the vicinity, and such lnr'
,hcr n.,.1,cs takcn IN the premise, n the
Commi,, ioaers shall judge proper. Ana u - hi ,
,hcr Ordered, that not'ce Of The tn'e' place ava
pun,o.e Of the Commissioners meeting Aforesaid,
H. given 10 all persons and corporations interested
H., ubli.hins the Petition with the orier OF 'ouIi
thereon. three weeks excessively IN The oNhrl
Democrat, newspaper printed at Paris, ~ the
Co,nty Of Oxford, and by serving an attsstcd cory
If The uetition with this Orer thereon ote scrN'I
upon the clerk of the Town Of Rum"rd' sha
posted in three public phoes in said town, 'he n'i'
III aid Publications To h. made served and
At least thirty DAYS before said time o' "a,
the end that all persons and oorPo'tis sn, ,hs,
then and there APPEAR and show eau'', T" a' ~,
have. why the payerof sa'd r''''''''' $50 s wv
e gra"''i' ,u,.,-wM. X. KIMBALL, C!eLk.
,,,. con, ~ .aid Petition anil Order OF Court
kue.t-wM. X. kINBAlL, 'h'N'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
srAIE OF MAINE.

ONgnUp, e.. Ata Court 1T County Commits i0nsf'
Is-lp ,ud h,lisl It rtri., within and fur faid
C.nli,. on che South Tuesday II Oct0l~r, ~
the adj1mnpeu irom the sept Term, \ u.
1850.
Upon the fU-,ia- petition. satisfactory syils'os
h,,ing terl received th,t the ps''tipHrs are re-
osDou..hls a1l oJght Co. a. heard tuu,hig 'hc mat
to- 80 fourth in tlfrir petition, 81 b. olrr-rd, that
IN. Comui..olrrs meet 40 o. dwelling hursr ~
John Gicrcasc. In B,ron, ~ T4lsaag, hs h.-fdty
or Dnnllo nat. atm 0ths 4 w. AMI thence
proceed u view The route mentioned On aid PETE
lion imm.diatrly after Nh.c' view, bearing -
t,c PARTIES and vitn,.scs Will D. had ~ snlr c'n-
y.nicnt Mace In the vicinity, anil such lrrih'r mca-
u,rr. taken IN The premises ~ the tonmi'si'ner'
.h.u Judge pfur. And Il Is iurth'r Onl'rr . mat
noti,s Of The tine place AMI purpp-e Of the Iommis-
.;,,,r.' meeting aforesaid, D. given % all pcrspns
J rr,r,ti1ns Interested, ll Publishing lhc Pcti-
~, IN thr Order of the Court thereon, three
-. .lscc..ivcly IN the ONlord Democrat, pcwt-
IN, pr,aicd at Paris, Ia the County of oNtorl,
mi h, serving NJ a,testcd copy II the Petition with
ths Orlc thereon, upon the Clerks Of the town, u
B,rnn. loNhufy, Mexico and llumf,nl, and posted
IN three public places IN each of said towns, and the
6rst Of said publications. and each Of the other no
ticcs, to bc served, and posted, at last thirty days
before sad time 81 meetin-, IN the end, that all per-
son. AMI corposation. NAV then and there app>ar
and .hsw canse II any they have why the prayer OF
aid petitioners should not H. granted. s~S'
htt.u WV. X. kiMBALL, ClsfA'
4 true copy Of said Petition anil Order OF 'our'
Attest; wM. \. klNBALL, CIeTk'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29
Ass;gnees' Sale.

I'VE ullrr.i.ncl vii s,,l At rulc mcl,In, d
| MT previously disposed IT 10 pirate salr. un
JI'ENDtT o., 2rid ~ D,lSsLr 1'r', 10 ~
u'cLork 4. ". 1T the NL,ntc llon.r II south Psu'
N. f,IIfuiu1 Rcd E.atc and Iu,tuU stock. NJ
The I~.utifil AIT uruk hlishc,i Nv ri.ing li"usr
p.u nrruf eel D., jams. Nuirts"n. Ihis 'taud lh.
,.,,psg.. With iti r,.,d Mood iIuu.s. stable, s.
and i. ,,r, ppsapil, situated 90 the coutui riIi
II Slu'h Par. village.
\ .,,d luiIding be 30 South rar,. ,ilh-', west of
the hr,rl store fsc,u, rccupiri b, iuu,rsoa 2.
Rounds, apd sdporut to II.
4 Do ~ hnd containing sluut ci.ht acIcs. 'u
Paris. IT the Fuur ,ornrfs, 80 called, uc'r N"r"'l
NiIhgH.
The hnn. With the banking. thereon, r,-'HtIl
o,,4,I 10, " illnm Mill. situated in the -"uthar.t-
crl, PAT II ran, an containing ah'u' Sat, 1--we
aCus. go,
4 picr, 81 bni near Norway Village. on The
pnul,ud road containing irun thrc, Q" ipur acns
ysr h,orald, situated or blilding lots.
Tho Large AID cpmmudirus stand At 'hsi' f
Mil. In ONGird, known q. the NoItnn stand.
One hundred aud hliv acTrs IT land ~ Wilton
PLANTATION, iufmrf, owned D., the late stephen Il.
stevens. or,l adilccut a. his homestead hrn.
I,G, nr ,iNty acre, II Lui IN lp'oll, ilt'll own
civilian q. NulrcN'.
Al, ~ shares IN the capital stock Of TIA South
Paris Manufacturing Company.
Tor further particular, inquire Il The subscribe
ar. At paris ilill or South rars.
CHARLES andrews ,..;,,c,..
MVAII BLiCk,
Pans. Nov. 20, 1880 W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

FrcN H,yrr.-liy arrivals al Boston. let
ter, from Cape Hayticn io the 2d INST. have
been received. They state that thc laborct,
from that part Of the country had all joined
the army aeains, ST Domingo. The negroes
were IN high glec from the lac, that the de-
mands arains, the Government, for the pay
men, Of certain SUNS io the amount ci al'"uI
$500 zoo. alledscd tn be due To ri'Ilrus oi
the United States. had not been backed by the
appearance Of a feet from the United States
II seem, tina, Mr.. Green, the |. ;. Agent
sent there to enforce these demands, said
when he left. that II the money waS M, forth
cominr Ia siN weeks, the L. :. Government
would send feet to enforce II. Now the
Havrieu,, seeing that no fleet has appeared,
according to promise. say that the United
States dare no, send a fleet, and denouncc the
whole affair as a humbug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-29

PrRiLors Rgscur.-Tho Buffalo Express
contains an accoun, Of daring feat performed
in Niagara River jus, above the Falls, on
Friday last, which entities the performers at
leas, TO the name Of brave men. A son Of
Mr.. KirkwcOd, aged abcu, S years, was play
ing in a skill near the mouth Of Chippewa
Creek, and by some means il became de,ach-
ed from the shore and foa,ed on, into the Nj
aRara River. The strong current seized upon
the ligh, crah and huiricd it down towards
the cataract, each momen, adding to is velo-
city aud to the peril Of the child. Three
young men named Durham, Lyon and Huff,
took ligh, skill with pair OF oars and a
paddle, and put or in pur,ui, Of the child a,
the imminent hazard Of their lives. With
their oars and the strong current, they sped
on with the swilncss Of a projected arrow,
and were soon over the first rect and fast APP
preaching the litlc mariner, whose boat was
we'll nigh upon the great breakers, as they
are termed, where they overlook him and
bore him to the shore in safety near The burn.
ing spring, about mile below Chippewa
One minute more would have borne both boats
and their crews into tire breakers, from which
recovery Is impossible.
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Notirp oI Foreclosure.

~ the fret day of NAV in the war eighteen hun
" drrd anil lort, seven. Edward n klurcdsc,
then Of LINN, in the Comfy u Essex md oommon.
wealth II Massachusetts,. Phy'ician, ADD CALVIN
Fauar Of Waterford, in the County Of oNiord. and
State II Maine conveyed 10 me, the ~ 'c',gned b'
deed II m,rgags II that date dus rcco"ied ~ the
Registry IL deeds IT Paris, ~ SAID 'o"ni' 81 IN
ford, B"ok Is. Page NJ c'rtl,a ,ne's'r'gr 'i"'
ted in aid Watcrird Upper Village, consisting
thrn Of Tavern house. stable and other buili,ng',
and hnI CONNECTED with ihc sane, which premises
are particular, described ~ .a,d deed and record
to which reference !. had, which nDrtgase was eon'
diiiona or the payment Of CERTAIN sun "i money
therein mentioned. The coRditono OF said mortgage
dccii has b.eu broken, b, reason whereof ! clam
foreclosure. DANIEL bhoN "
Waterlurl, Nov. 10, lsjO J"nH
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F,ru ArciDs>r oS rur R,uAro Rut.
rl,D.-Au unknown lady, cf respectable ap-
relranec. ar,d abou, 80, came 10 Sufsru =
station, (Wbsr- the RamaPo intsr~oc,s the
Ere Railroad.) on SATURDAY evening, with
lhs iu,cu,ioa Of proceeding to Chester, AMI
from thence to go TO Nevburg Through
mistake. sh, got on the down train ct the
Ramlpo Road when q, started, and had pro-
cesIeI about a mile before ~, discovered her
mistake. She became much alarmed, bu,
vas told by the conductor that she could 60
on TO the llohokus station, where she would
mse, the up Train. and proceed back to Suti-
ems. She Wa observed Immediately after
wards To 90 out OF the ear on the platform,
and 90 the conductor following her, It was
Observed that she Was missing. The train
was immediately stopped, and backed slowly
about a mile. when her liieless body vas dis
covered. - had, IN her anxiety To reach
her destination, jumped from the cars while
at a high rate Of speed. and in her fall came
"a contact with a mile post With such force as
TO move il two inches from ~ position, and
completely smashing Ia her skull, producing
instantaneous d,ath.-Nse York Journal u
Commerce.
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SPECIAL MEETING.
uucLfjeIJ Bmnch Rail Road.

NOTICE !. hereby given that the DreeI Is. ol
so.,;aI Meeting of the Stakeholder. Of sa'd Cor
,.lr,,,oo. ,oI- holden At the Towu.heuse ~ Buck
ssIJ' on SATURDAY, the 3oih day Of November
inst, at 10 O'Clock A. W., to act on the following
articles, 10 Wit: a,i ,u
n. sec what measures the Stockholders VIII
.d,,, IN J;scbarrc the debts of the COMPANY.
dated at Buck6sld this twelfth day Of NoNen-
Lcr. A. II. 1850. VIRGIL ID. PARIS,
10 President of the II. II. X. X. Go.
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CANCERS CURED.

nR. JOHN LORD. Office at lOi IL Federal
~ street. roullnI, ourvs Cancers w'ih"ui ihe
nc of the Knit. lie Uses cau'to paste "nieh
I.,ys. the sorc ia fuch state as T. heal Mi'l"u'
iodanation and without farther trouble irom The d''
ease. Call and see.
Certificate. Il cures To H. Sen AZ his oihcc al'o
ptntrd circulars containing further information AM
certificates. to l.. had sn application, post paid
Dr. l.. also cures wens, invested iun"rs' ulcers
Sc and removes adip"sc and other 'no""'enien'
unor. Call and sce hi COLLECTIONS P','i'ed >"
alcohol, showing VIA, has been done aud
HAVE YOUR own CANCER CURED
or iumor removed, OF, at any rate, learn whether
700 can h. cured. DE-. l.. cures all cancers whose
.,a, !. MT internal, or IL vital part.
November -, 1850. o"'o