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GHGtSINrtvH

Nu,NrU. M1yo
Is Horsr.-N,IIo'clo-N thr Senate cam.
tu and convention Va, formed inr ,hr fuI-
r-,.r ct rh,lsr- Coang.iyr,, Secretary OF
State. and Treasurer
Mr. Prince rthc Senate and Ns~,r, IL
ofHovIand. Dtnsmorc of N1-an Of the lIuu,-
were appolu,cdto receive vote, lor councillors
Who reported that the
whole numbered ballots was lC6
Necessary for a choice -
IaarI,r Valentine orwc,,br,os had 81
Etaari L. O>ruud Of Fryrburg %
John Bad-ou of wiscass,, 90
Juab Harrtmap 81 Cliaton -
John Wiltshire OF -. Adams -
Benz WlEgn 81 Bangor %
IIray Partridge Of Oriand %
CYRUS Thompson u Hartford s.
Nahaa Cumming, OF Portland s.
Parker SbsIiou II Gardiner 80
BERNARD -. Bailey Of Bath 81
John m Webster ui Nordgcwock s.
George " Pickering Of Bangor s.
Richard Rigging Eden 81
Daniel APplc'ou -
Joseph \jlms -
EHs.I Holmes -
summer Robinson 80
WIN. g.. S,uson IS
John r Gutt,.ry -
Mason n Wilder a.
The af,, named scvrn gentleman were de-.
r.a.rcd elected
My,srs. Weston OF Ororo, Of the House
Dam of doe senate and Putnam OF the House
Wyr, appointed ., receive the votes for Serrc-
rotary Of State who reported that the
Whole number Of votes was ~
Necessary Cor cho,oo 30
John q Sawyer had TO-
Phlnshas Barnes 81
Joseph Barker a.
Mr Sawyer was declared elected
McSsrs Randall OF HarPsScll ofthe House
Allen Of the senate, and Bradbury Of East
port Of the House were appointed to receive
yo,s Coz Treasurer, who reported that the
Whole number of votes was ~
Necessary Tor choice 90
Samuel COuy had lo'
Aaron Hayden had 81
Jas. y. l.. Poster had 10
Mr. CoBy Wls declared elected.
. The convention then separated.
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DIED

IL Tnrucr, .h inst, W.. william Harris, aged
- yeats.
Il Dover, ON the IN inst With drursy ON The
heart, ll,uN Dustin, yuungrst spn II UrWAnin ".
and Ela Rol-u., aged ? year. mouth.
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e9-we this week lay before our readers
he first annual message OF Governor HuB-
BARD, delivered ia person, before the two
houses Orthc Legislature. Il, length crowds
Jut other matter ,ha, Wa iR,sndei for his pa
,.-
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ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAIL
ROAD.
station foot Of India street Portland,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

M. aA-N-.l
PASSENGER TRAINS Will run jail, Sunia,
L excepted, trll further uut.cr, as aliHvs'--
Lave rprihnI Or : puth Paris, 81 ! ~ 4. VI.
and ? ISL VI.
Leave PuttapI &C. Nsunuuth a. rs +. VI
ir.w Yarmouth fIr rurthnl at6iSr 4. VI
Lave South Pare &c PpuapI. At ! ~ 4. "
sD1I o. T.. VI.
Lave rHTil,pl ilr th~ Ar.lrusrr-giu k,aHl-,
Raj Road ~ : % \. VI. anI2lSr.
Lave r1ribli i1f the hfkfsd Bpuch Rad
Rood 10 O1 4 VI. sod ? Is f. VI.
\ freight tain vii lclyr rurlsul ~ South
P,ri.. no : o. VI. lc.'e sauth fari, ipr Pot.
and, ~ l5AM
. EuIis rr#Ttlrl after SUNSET.
The Comr1u, viii M D. rrsrrasibL- zoe laggagr
~ su au"upt ,,orr'ir. 30 il ,ahr unless nutlrs
o. gwen, anil pail Hf NJ ihs rate II Doe passenger
~ ,,rN $50 1 IifHHtl yahs
The : % \. VI, train frus ru.iilnd vii su-nsci
At ~uuh Pans, Tu,silys, Thur,Isys and ~aiur.
dave. vffb stages &c Gfrrnwu,sI ant Bethel, Rum.
furi tnd Nnf.yrr
t. fsuA,f particulars 80 Pathfinder Railwa,
Guide. =. Z. COR~ER, >uprr,uisnJ,u.
ruItbnI March ~, lisa. ~
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MARRIED

u No. S. Rsnse I. w. Jossph sturisvsDt 10
Mr. L,iia Parker
IN TURNER, lllh lust, BY Rev. \. Butl'f, Vi.
Ahusou Rchmial o. Miss susan Williams, both
II TufusT.
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Fire. Accidents, Sc.
FaYrHuEo, Nm lO, 10.

PSI aANt " Ni'NA WIN" tAN''e " -
District School House, near the Academy,
which was entirely consumed. This was
handsome stone building, and must have been
-, on Ere. from the position the ire was in
when first discovered. I do no, know vhcth-
,rItwas insured or not. Loss some $500.
I have heard IL said BY some ihouchilcss
ones, thsv thought It a pity the Old Academy
had ro, burnt with thc scl,ool-houSe. For,
there b, not the he's, and nrs, cordial feeling
existing in some peoples minds, about the
schools u thfs district. And the Academy Is
under management which may suit some par
t.ruIar sectarians, who think everybody
wicked bat themsslycs-such. Cor instance a.
tlrtk % a terrible affair ior lIulc girls 10 bca'
f, hoop. or play ball hr exercise. And Cor
such y, arr 81, incor,rrtblc a. to presume 10
us tArrr legs Boo a rytlIlvn ur quNtrillr, Oh,
nrrry on Us. what arc wc curuinc to, when
yuuar men and maiden, are rp,lra fIom an
Academy ior attending a dancing scho0l, I'M
de- the ewes and guardianship OF their own
frg-l,. but tbr, has bryu done iu FrycbuTg,
o. Costly given a. some people profess to he,
tH., can ,NrgI a student Cor Prrsam.rc %
r.r-- f4J.r-.f Burrsn1.s.1 NJ an Co 60
t, s..l and sleep al. t1y oa SUNDAY. Og go
.t....--. a- varf.rrr sl,uu, tbc Geld, "o
S.-rF.t..s.a., right Hat 90 dance 60
be- accomplished .r u., braarb OF siarauo0,
al. .---a-. tr nr-rn. 81. CONSIDERED a1 uI-
r--r worthy yE ..u..Imn. by expulsion
f-... fa.. ACCIDENT. Hence she lr-f.Hrr OF
,r.r- off tn- V..rr .I,s tuva-a o. Trr pa
r.-..rE f...-y rrra 1,nuer moral character rs
,-... .--...r.r y..r rt rmey submit Co
...........-... .. f,.-.,-,. orrrrrr E4rrrrr b.,
--,..- .- ...-r--- T..y ..ai thgrr c1..-
.r-.... ,. ...rn .-...s a. thry u.aN proper.
s.r.,..s.rrrrf stretch uf arrogance and lu-
r....---... rr ..,tH. least. Cor others tn stop
.ar. and presume ta dictate what thrs youth
,r.H Irtnr Wuy. OBJ. Catholics have never
-1ar b-,r-I tr.s Ifu.-. suurl or thg.r
,r-rrr. BELONGED fr what o., technically rm-
t......tr. 80.
~ '- Wv. ....-.r, g.. ....r,.
,,.,--.,....t.... -. ,r
,..--...-l.- ,..-.r....-
~ -. -. ill.,.
-.
...t....... .r,.,.,.r,
- .,. ....-,
WEN -. o.. IA
'.' t -.
qua NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
..t.r....I r........,..-,..
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-. -....-...f........ .n -..-
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CAUTION.

IL person. are hsrslr, tp,lI hprl.,riug ur trs'.
\ ing Nj. MARY MERRILL, sh, having hl'
m, hHus- and bard without any iust cause, whrrr
suitable pru,ts1u WIS made &c her surIru, a.
shall "a, nn drlfs II her contracting Aztec the
late. GILES MERRILL.
II4iru1, Nav .. 1850 3si3'
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STATE az MAINE
OXFORD, s S.


ara Ju,irr. Court. h,lJ-u ~ ne, J1h runc-,
\ Tsr.. , Justrr- IT the Peace IN anil &c the
Crarf, 4 ONfrl 81 Turner, ~ aid County, on
fh, iutfh GI. q Nav, \. u, 1850 On th' action.
I..gr, Spars1 II TuIrrr. apfs' 81, GsHil,ln'n, "
HntIIr Wr.ks. imrrl, n Wl1ihrup in ihc STAT"
q Muga. srI lru ~ Oh. state 81 Ohio, hr'Fcr-
vH..H rrtiHr BE- hr1Hsht % an acCuuoi iHr nuiT
rhrffhs sntI Wrrks received ~ che piI ~svtslr,
ur b- tvrlrh dav ~ march hs', against one
G1Hku,- Il Iowa, iu 81 -a,s u Nice, g. ,hs
suu q fifteen tBlsra-ssti i,'rnl'ui l-inc GOT II
ths State, ,1I having M Nsrri pr Nupmcy Nltt IN
ths s,mr q BE- consequently 1rJrtri, that notice Of
ths T-rIu- r aid su' H. given ~ snii priInjlnt,
b, rubu.hi1g notice il N, ONi1rd pruHcr,ta news
rlrsf priH, iu raris, within slid Iuu1, n oNHrl,
thrrs weeks su-srssiysl respecting saId Defendant
o. arprsr az 1, O.b,a b. orI Iururr, un ~afuri'y,
the urt ds, ~ Jurr ns>t, az one Hi ifs riHrA, J.
" o. shrw cause Il am BE- hIs, vh, Iti-mrni
,b,lH MT h. rendered in aid .Hit. a1l Execution
thrrc1a eco. against hI. good, ,ni ,frrs attached
Goa ths original wit 90 saii suiI
jon FRINGE,
3ult y.H'r' y "a, f,lr'
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MOTTO H..

WHEREAS, Or a valuable con.ii,rl,ign,
W ksyr hrs "a, s1li m, sons, SNMji ~ VI.
s1d ROSWELL VI. henson, n,H'rs, their time,
tn tr,ig ani agt &c JhrmssIsrs tbs D. iu att,
,l whom IL ma, Uuuoru, that shau pay NJ drbi'
u thsI rGutBrtBg sitrr thu date, and shhll Cluu
none Il their samrugs. SAMUEL. BENSON.
Mungss, :. e. ANuHIWs.
Ru,kGrIt, p-,,uiTr 29h, i~t9 3sli'
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STiCE NOTICE.
Pare Reduced by Stage and Steamboat,
from Paris To Boston.

EARE from Pare and Norway u llo'ton, IN
/ -,,rr,t..p Nth the .tramsr JOHN MAR.
SHALL s2,Cp
Tar, hum Cnis,s'. Mile snd Wel,h',ils,
tB llHstHn, TO
80. tom Pan. ,ni Narwa,, o. Portland, l.25
Tsrr Gom Craigis'. NIL. ani Mcl,h',lis, 20
p0rtsBk l,V
Iss,c y, VI M1flIs'. rars liill, Mouf.y''
WsrirssdB,'s anil FRIDAY. att u',iosA, \. NJ
tu,s In Portland u ilms SOC Oh, lat tnIn q Iars
srH BAT &C. llr.tH1.
Lave the Amstir,1 ll1uss, Portland, Tu'''sy'',
Thur.,l.,'. an Saturday a. : o',losk, A. Nj
.ri,g ~ Pans. D., i,',lryk, 4. VI.
- ~ ur.i.r, rs ENru,s' o. Portland sni iso.-
tH1. ,,f,Gf'N attended a..
pTNNEII 5 kIMBAIl.
r1r.. IIrH. NAV l. $50 -
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Flour, Corn, &c.
LIST or LETTERS

DTNNINING IN the Pot ono, At P,Ei'. NJ
IL Ard l, 1850
ApIr,., JuhnN. Kimlall Chnrls' 4. Ia
All, 1--we. Ken Mrs Roth 4.
Rs..~s C,yt.. ksl.huk Rishsd
henson \hnsr2 Ii1fuIn Wa. N.
HNant NJ Elirs 4. lsusui iiugh
iIsnsun wv. LllN ls'ar
Iuttsrh.ld Cathsuus MIll,u HsoIgc
Rem EJUah Mcksnnry Wm.2
BsniOu, Mcksnusy l,alen
Brett I.uth.rP. Murray Wm. Z.
Cl,fk Nntl,niel McNn.strr EI~srd
Carter Ms. T. ] MarLab NaihAn
Ib..s Peter MrNult, Tbsm1
CLy y. q. ESQ, Mn.A'rssn Thomas
Ga, N,fl,p NasHn Mfs. Olive
Cushman Et.u2 PEN Miss Jrsusii' \.
CLARK ] " Pea, Jairb
Cu.h1 CIV. Rrg-r. Mr.. Rsb.cc,
Cartt,Jao Roc Mrs. Naury
Cy1lsr N.-h1 Rove Me- ,hui"-
Crrnru, Z ~ Ei,hn1ud lsra4
tbrk MgilsI Hlrr.In Shmu.'
D,.f---l Tsy. RGk,f NJ. Cha N.
Dunn VIZ. Na.sur, Rove George
DU,ks Ot.14 Spur Nr ilsru8h
Du.,Bn lia4c Smith Henry u.
Divine Ja'ns, SviG NJ. NaItAs
Ulu.hrrr.1 Jane, srIu,. ant Lsvu n
TaIr, VI; yna Shuuisf Nfs. Naus, u
lfs'I MsHIu a.. Sse't Mrs i'ltN
TrIt8, Jr.l. Va suts,au' Mo- MaN T.
rauror lr'pbnI Steel John
T4hrt., ';lurthy shaw Gcu. h. Eco
TuU-B p,.Ugk Slfafrs Ms Wa.
Irrr., Efuat - Cbir John T..
GU, Emlf-r TDll, samrrl
Hsub.,u 81. Roth T.. Tarl..N l'uy
Hammond gHs4u. 1hs,sr Elsl
I,sksl Tupm.s TA4,rr Amuirs, Va.
IItaks Hs.pmin White l.-anisr
Ilupains J.m.. Wausn J0Aa g.
IlalAssn .ar.h ! wg1f ighn "
lia.uH- NJ, S.nprl Nabh Juhn
IltmulJnt P,~s H. lounr ~. Aar1h
Ilt1um R..bru loung j,Isd l..
a. wlsHsGroS MiLLTrr, T.. ".
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$1,000 REWARD

Tor Any man .ho , VI" w. .Ao -
! 49, u, Hoiso. a. ar. advertised ~
Ok VE low b. the subscriber.
.ssA--s,6.A- The subscribI will not ,n'ss
into iong Description VI the Pedigree ke., u hs
lloIses. bli ~ould .'mply say, that the MORGAN
| Eagls. Iiorse well known g. the public, Who Ia
bcen gUne two years, ~il again b. offered Coz tho
use vi mares this season, Hs q veil known 20 The
Farners 10 b. the bet Horse that ever stood 10 the
vicinit,, snI h,. colts have proved the bcst ma 10
up AMI che fastest colts known IN the sulscTl.t. Dc
FRENCH FOX, AND BOLD WASHING
TON. werr Kept here last seasou, and their colts
will spsak of themselves, In addition 10 the
above thee ilorses the sulrscTib.f Nil inuoducc
spisuIid llUisr ffom Comptua. Canada, kRONn 90
FRINGE ALBERT. o~uel thee b he AgTioVl.
dual Society. weighing ,lr.s 10 twelv, bundrtd
pUund. lie u ola tsaui,iul daTplc chestnut coloF,
anl u seven years Old this grass. The Subscriber
tr,ns Il Il up u.o 90 recommend this Horse, a. be
I will ut r,c1uu,sn d hiiasslf a. good judg,s.
Thu Frruch foN and rrinss AlbeH Nill com
inencs thc,f route ,r the prtsct ssa.on on the 18th
met =, follow, Lave The stable II the sulssIil.r
on. MDnday's a. o'clo'k, 4, NJ, &c Briuon's
Mills, L,Vsun,rc have there n o'cksk. A. NJ.
Tuc.,hy mofniug iOr Turnsr Village, leaVe thsfr ~
y'clOCk A. ", GA Thursday m0TuiHg ioT Lev ist0n
I Fall. taaIs thsfr AZ o'clatk. 90 Friday m1uing
| nr Bfidgham'' Niis. whsrc thsy rsy H. iound Bon.
y al lu'rlU,k, u. W tlrnrr o. thr ftahis a The
'nl.cribT' where they ma d" iuu0t 90 Saturday..
Two Uiths aluv' llnrs's sIll L'Is, he sisile n
/ The subscriber u1 Nru-lay's az u'fosk, 4. " 81
. Hall. Midi leave thus Tu'sd.,'t ~ + U',ksk.
/ 4 VI, iuf thr JlSlspB Village 6lFc there AZ
. u'cl,k 4. ", GO wcin, sia,'s 90 Lilly. stable.
I ipMuULstusk have thew a's o'ta,k, H. VI. 90
. Ttar.ds,'s 60 NorVp, Nrsgr. have ihsfs us
I TtiIss's I u'rIp,k, T.. ", ~ Ssuth rans
/ lsa,, ihsrs uu N1uiuly's at2 u',.n,k, =. ~, ~
. the NAV 81 pa,is Hii. vhs.c Lr % sbp miil
o'cl~k. thence g. be st.ie oiihs >,h.'ut,r
. The ahpyc ll0fsu s,l oh.Hgc th,if ustt r,sI,
i three WrJks.
The lebi,.t 9TH ,Ll,s horsss VII weigh sl.r.
60 Lul-rsi p1g.... alt tLc hs.'lr., htiosu hoo.
iIcl
. TERMS Is. o. vatrsrt
Z y. a. These iiYtss- E,vs ~ proved thstn.si'..
I o. D. suIr fisl r'llsg.
\ so casuaIit,s. az he fiss ~ ihs ouD-t. ~
I mare, Disposed pfbfifr % b. lsUJuairrI vhsihsr
the, wih fal, will D. rHu.id.frI sIIh isi
AMERICA FAKRAR
/ Ba,Ahell. MAJ, :. 1850.
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10 the IlunorslIr County CHmmissr1u,rs ct the
Count, ui Oxford.
THE u1isrtgn.i nh,Jitsu', o. th, T0-ns u
| TN,turg & >tus wuo,i r,.p.stiuiIy rptrscal
hat the pulr gHud sDi convenience, Wuuli n pro-
muts,l hy the luC,tu1 q a road from the old Toll
But., On FpyJufg. running en- Nouhsrly dir,c'
tiUn, 90 iutrrssCt the road ,adin, from LpNs vi,
age b. Moi c,N ts1 C.lis y in Fgehurg
Your petitioners Wuud therefore pra' Nuur Hos.
ars Go t,gsts road commanding At ur neat the ol
Toll bridge iu Tn,lurg, and running D,sry d
Nurthrry dir,rti1u until q shs iuOrscCt the surv,
.aI road l.sdlug from Lowell Ntlagr, 81 such a
point as ,uu ml, think will brsi promote che pu,i,
interest, AID road bsiH, whuiI, on iN-l1Tg
Tu#, ssuuil alec ryfFv.Fst that pat ui the rusi
IraIu. from Denmark o. the si1trssid Toll Bud-e
i1 Enthurg b. sirCutrus anil passes uSsr lHw luisi.
,.Is, sbsca ~ vcry liIhis 20 nYs. They therefore
pa,, it.u such alterations nav ti.C place o. that
Iart ct laid road commencing ,l thr But,r over the
Sso- River IN Fyeburg, and terminating 81 the ul
Ton Iui.r Aforesaid, a. yYu iu your wisdom may
rutsr ~iIl promote the bsnrbt II the yu,rs travel.
And a. IN dut, bound wtll ever pras.
SIMEON c. WILEY ani 80 otAers.
Commissioners Ntll u,sst At the DaslhAs HJa,
II Ntas5s Cigrl,, o. Fy,l.rE Goa TsssiHy the
Trr,ig-tGh dsy of yaHs ssTf, al ten o'o.pck 4. VI.
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81 ~ T. VI AAAH'iH
OXFORD 90. Ala Court u County Commission.
~. gan anil huljen ~ Paris, within AMI ilr the
Couniy uf ONlorI, sn the ssoOnd Tuesday 1t May,
4. u. 1850.
hsSn. lsa reserved that the Jcttionefs an, TesIua-
.,br AID ought 10 D. heard t,schiug the matter set
i.lth IN their psition, It }. Ordered that the Com.
missl0pcrs ncct At the dwelling house 1t simeon
Charlrs "a TDel1rg un Tuc.day, the 2Jth Ut yuns ,
1850 At IOo'cock, 4 VI. aud thrC, prOcrcd 10 view
the routr mentioned in adpstitloa immedu4tel, az
ttT WhCh view, hearing uiIhe aItys and witnesses
wli h. had At sUmc convenient place ia the vicinity,
AMI sueh further measures taken iu the premises a.
the Cummi.srousl. shall Judge pruTsr And Il ).
further Oilvr,d, thai notice ui uus, place anl pll.
pusr Il the Commissioner InestIu. sIJrc.aII, h.
gwen o. all persons AMI Uurpuratiuus intsrcstcd b,
Publishing the Petition with the Older ul Cuuu
JA,Iy0u, thee weeks successfully "a the ONiutd
DgBuuat, a ucwspap"r puutcd a. Pais, On the
County oi ONiDId, AMI by sewing az affected copy
Of The PytitlOn with tais OlIef turitUn, upul tne
JIsrk Vt tae town Of Iyyuurg, aud posted ~ three
Public places in slid tOsn 81 sytJurg, the hrst Ut
saId publications aud each 1T tAy uasi uItlc,s a. b.
made, served and posted, at itast thy da,s b,iyrc
saId tins Oi me,t,u,, O., tn cod that az person.. aud
Cuipuratiuns MAY I..u and tuc,c alEcar aaI
ia " ciu.r, II an! lhcy have, wis tn pfaycr Of
saId psutIUusrs shOud ~ D. granted.
Attest; MM n. Rl,liiALL, Clerk
4 true cupy Of sa'd petition and Older ii Court.
Aucss VA. h. klMBALL, Cciku,
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For Sale,
The well known iIsr.e RntIrr,

The well Known iIsTse KhtIrtI
rilE subscriber h,Sing changed his lo-
re catiUn, uf,rs 81 eel this splendid Nuu1g
AA Ii1f,r. 4 good fimil, horse viii L. taken
~ cScbsnya Or rar p1ymsnh II nj, 80, nv of
CUSTOMER. and othcr., Ntu 90 hir II IN ui stand
IN g,,,l sh.pc THOMAS llIlBoltN.
rans, April no. 1850. 10
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
l.. IT. aooTEE y,

, GENT ~ thr Nhntir. Thnupstou, Linooln
A N,minolh and 81 laarcao, Mutual iire In
sursh,C Csmpln'ss.
SYuth Pau., f.h. 5, 1850 ~
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DIR. TowNsEND'.

ERtSAgAE|LLA
THE subscrit.rs have just received irssh sup
/ PTS Of the cc,bnicd Dr.. ToWusend's SarsaP.
arlla--a grnniDs aTI,s.
PEICI-sI.OO Pc l1ttle, 90 siN hatils. hrs5,
90. RBARD i STEVENS.
Pare, Feb. ~, lSIg, oply 40 liz
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LOST

4 PI,iL 25, 1879. nsarthc Nil. II rhs fal-oiibsr
\ iu ryu Mt, ~ hand 80 20. and sHus 80
ryut., dated in Jlrnry ~ Tst.,pr,. isIs ruuriu.
10 jeremiah FuI.ul4s lni signslL, J.s1b UuIg.
dos Il Peru. WI. h RIPLEY.
Peru, Vi, i.lSjJ. 3vi7
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Ready Made Clothing.

sub .. COATS 4 sanuts kib's and gasttis.
rh,,k asi tLia PANTS, vs. ~, uNER.Ails.
FRUGk~, 81, g. Az Il .h.rh Will L. spit
ysn cheap
P.u. Iihl. Nuul 10, $50 uI2
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Iron Store.

THE subscribers are making larg, additions to
i their stock u f,5r aAi STEEL, which will h.
sold at prices 90 compare with the improved heili'
ties oftransp0rtstinn. BROWN ~.
Norway, April %, 1850. uN
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The Prrsiden, has officially recognised
Charles Hunt as consul Of Belgium for St.
Louis No.
The free soil convention recently held a,
Columbus, Ohio. unanimously nominated the
Hon. Daniel II. Tides, Of Akrun, as their
candidate for governor.
An excellent cpluph was given many years
ago IN a few words, on the tomb stone Of an
elderly lady She was always busy and al
ways silent,
Swgrr GIRLS. 4 man iayelling II the
west declares the wind came 90 him ~ lajrn-d
with fr1rr,nc, that he thought he was near a
garden OF roses. Tie discovered tha, ], was
only a bryy Of girls going through the woods
VI RCuNrs, AMI a II Others, arc invited to
remember the SILK and Shawl Store ofJEwErr
4 PErsuorr, No. > Milk Street, Boston.-
Il is the great New England DcPo, Of Shawls
and SILK Goods, where purchasers will NEE,
with a pleasing reception, whether their
wants are small or large
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
Hooks ,.anged
Rods.

For salmon, Trout, Pick,
errl, Bass, Perch, Snells
Sc, Sc. Walking Can,
Fishing Rods.
Calcutta Bamboos,-
southern Cane Poles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
Patent Yankee Spring Hooks.

Cob Floats, II al ,iresi Lead Sinksr' Reel. ,
Line. furnished complete Zoe lIalbor Fishing; jas
Dixon & Sons Flasks snd Covered Bottles; Preach
Pocket Cup-; Camp Case, containing kniie, FOX,
Spoon, Sc. Pocket Conplsse', and a superior az
sortInsnt II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21

~
WYE NJ, constant, receiving from ihs ~nnuii,
W urrfs ir 10. l1I, ihr 6,w ,ulr. It
AN Va HE HCS
,7i shall IA, able o. furnish our customer. With a.
late patterns a. can o. hal iu Naw Nurh ur Boston
auI AZ q. DN prices. r,r,uas commencing lluus'
K,rp,ug, opening Bl,rdl1t bru.'., ur mu,'htus
lutsi, are r,sprri6l, invited o. oall un us iri"r,
making their pur,h,srs a. 80 can idrnish Then
Nth mead, every article arp,rtarur1g o. uur bu.i.
. nrss--yU1s-iusl .,yIng o. them their tmc and
the troublr 1T examining didsrut ~int,s Co nuk'
theif purchases. Der a,sprmsnt b. NV urallN
complete having made large additions his >pnns
"a yur StocA.
--orE sroCE or
. Solar Lamps. GirdHdis,. Pldni'lsi Tin Ssnl
/ DISHES, oyster NdcrrJ, Dish Corsr', Pa.
ted CdGor', TIA and Cefe, JrHS,
Tea and COTE, Spoons, Cutlery,
EHirg Lamp, Idse', Tea
Trays, Pacid, S'ac
and H1HciHg
Lamps,
And an lind, Of Houss KoGTrg Ar'ic',',
/. one Of the bit 10 the State, snd W. are prepared
o. Offer Inducements h. tie purchascr good II not
better than can D. offered in Larger ciu,s.
We have Jas received a very desirable 10, Of ne~
Paper IIangingS and Window Curtains,
which Ne offer Al low price,.
70 the Trade We Nish 10 say that We intend 10
81. At a. low pice, a. they purcha'e inr el.cwhcrr'
ana respectfully invite tAen to give ~ cal before
purrh,si1g.
Mnph 90. 1850. W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
FISHING

Trout aud salmon
l1shinS
Superior London Ily
R1dsi Patent Fly Lines F;
BHss R.rl., plaza, check
,nd mnltipl,ingI Trcble
&c Single Silkvom Gut
Casting Line Stlkworm
Gut II various qualities T,
Silver ADD Bras Gimps,
III L..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
Trout and salmon
Flies,

Trout ana SaIntOu
! Flies,
on the best Kinds, oon.
stantly on hand, and tied
r In order 4 any desired
pattern. Minnows, Grass.
h1prr', and other srti6.
cisl llait.
O'Shaughne-sey, Lin.
crick, & Carlisle Hook,
SilkWufm Gut.
Fly Book, bait Boxes
and Kettles, Fishing lia.-
ksts, Landing and Blit
Nets, foliing Net Ring,
Landing Hooks, BaitNes
dlcs, Disroreers, Clearing
Rings, llfass and Steel
SWty,ls III al .ifes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21

Lines,
Mtlr II Cotton, TllN
sin, Plated SiIk, Ion
don Fh l.ins, ChiDlt~i.
tor Grass,) an.i Hair
Hooks,
Suitable f. Fish Of even
Mud, fr,rn the Nirn1v 9,
the Shlrk; God, Msek
sral, r,ulug, rc,ch, Sal
ma, Trout, an rirkeTr
Hooks, 80, sc.
Bloc Feb Squids,-
Maskercl Jig'.
Hooks .anged
On Linn, or al Mud, d
ALT water Fishing.
Iluoks tied a. sin
worm Gut, Euginc tsist
I'll Hsir Girsps aad Wirr
fur FTcsh Water Fish
Jog.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
Nniirr III Tar,cIosurc.

Ramhrl, hprl -. $50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-21
STATE OF MAINE.

Commissioners Will meet Al the DasihAg HJafs
Il Nia,s5, CLul,, 90 Fy,l.'E un Tsssiay the
T4riy.tGh dsy II y.as ssri, At ten o'o.uok 4. VI.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-04-11
A Sucker GamesteF.

story is told by some of our returned Calfor
mans after this sort:-A tall Sucker, after digging
in the mines for few months, had come TO San
Francisco, and was waiting for passage home
During his stay there, he entered one Of the gam
bling houses, where they were playing monte. He
eyed the game and the gamcsters for some time,
without attracting much notice, as he was in his
mining apparel, and was viewed not only as
sscoarse customers" but as inordinately verdant,
from his EXPLANATIONS and appearance. At length
he put his hand in his pocket and drew forth long
leather bag, at the same time exclaiming. ssWal,
now, Eve worked 'tarnal hard for this 'ere dust
Here's five thousand dollars, and just mean to go
back to Illinois with ten thousand, or nothing.'-
The Uag " pat the t.ole. me pet WIS tahs..,
ana the luck was on the side of the sucker. His
gains were weighed and pronounced all right. AN
eyes were upon him. He was the hero Of the hour.
Pattng his hand in his pocket he drew ii forth full
of half eagles. "There' said he "is about two
hundred dollars, and Pl bet the amount with any
one in this 'ere crowd that will gamble any
more.'' No one seeming disposed to take the bet,
he, with the greatest sanafroid, put the money
back, and left the room. The gamckeeper pronoun-
ced him to be the poorest customer he ever had
While one wins in this way, five hundred, who try
Il, lose their all.