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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auction Ger.
YDuRMINGHAM HAND w ARECUl.

HpU RMI NGE1AN1 l1AhD w ASl1NO
ApILERY &c.-BENJAMIN MOODY WY sell this Jay
n, 10 O'clock at Auction Rooms Il braces and
bits corkscrew metal tea bells powder nishs, SNORT
ass0rnenf cook spoons and table spoons, cupboard
locks &c The above are Just landed IN prime order and
Merchants Also pocket, and table cutlery caryers and
forks razors SCISSORS Also Fancy Goods, large as
sortlnen Also invoice lof James Goddess warranted
o,,,,is md vices &C. &c. &c. lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

GRAlN-ln Wheat the markets. less active aud rather
easier The arrivals large Sales G0 bush prime ca
madam al lose; 5oO do mixed ONO Ill iGc 1000 do ten
esee al private terms For Corn the market little bec
Ter with sales 2U000 bush $685. mixed Western, IN
Store 65 ass, delivered to for round yellow. The demand
is good Rye scarce Sales 5000 bush, arrive, 7C,
Oais are in good demand 4Gl2{ for Northern 3S0iO
for Jersey In Barley there Is nothing doing and no supply
PRONlSl0NS-1lie inquiry for Pork Is fair and the
market is steady The sales 600 6bls AZ l9l VI for
Mess and S7{ for Prime In Beef there nothing impor
gI but the tendency downward The market bare OF
$50 hbls and les al 7lGsc kegs are Tic In Gut Meats
the movement very light and the small stock here is held
firmly Butter In good demand al iG7c for good to
prime 90l2i for Ohio Cheese is less active with large
supplies and heavy, Sales 5i96kc
WHiSKY-Wlisky is in fair request Sales 500 bbls al
nan for Ohio and Prison.
HAY-Ilay 45da5c with sales 2Oo0 bales The market
HiDEs-The market with fair sales is without change in
prices.
IRON-Sales of atow hundred iuns of Scotch Pig haye
been made al 10 p, cash, and 20 25Q-0 80, mos.
NAVAL STQRES-There is rluch movement and
bat small Crude Turpentne made 30 r Dbl
Resin scarce and III fur demand Sales 100 bbs white
= seas . p bb Spirits ia moderate request with
Gales 800 or 500 bbs at S2tc, cash
STEARi N4-Sales 259e0 bs white Stearine 81 cash
i4EAD-Lead is firm and We notice sales 1900 pigs
American 81, equal 10 cash. and rs uns Spanish and
German al az also equal to cash
lC0FFEE-Codea is held rather more firmly since the
large sales repore yesterday which were mostly madc for
NeV,()rleaus.
PIMgNTo-F sales LOO bags fin,ento were
made at / !, cash. shQrl price
RICERce is quiet slEh sales 800 OF 500 les al 59Q
Is. the aiIer for new.
market is raee heavy The supply IS in advance Of The
it3uRiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
California Vessels spoken. &c.

I, 4ls, Ne 81, Inst, rom the yard OF Gen Weymouth me
All T NOR. l1us o-5e del-d wade Il the 7es ia
;+rsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
Tn Mariners.

Cant Sea OF Charles Wilson, Cal t1rna from China
or1s having island a dowon the charts lat
30 40 = Ion & The land high showing three dnct
uesks bearing WsW and distance OF 70 miles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

INTEREST ON CITY STOCKS.-The
Il INTEREST on the PUBLIC STOCKS OF me Clty OF
PAID on that day sIfEPARD KNAPP z ;, Esq chamPe[,
5oclock. P NJ un,>,,
FfRS will be permitted during the period the books
main closed to take effect November lst Comproler's
Once New-York, October 4th, 1880
0l nS nj JOS r. TAYLOR Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
WIN. DUMoNT, Auctioneer.
COVER Y MEN1l SHOR ES. ARIlL-

VI LERY HARNESS:-DUMONT 4 HOSACK win sell
at Auction, FRIDAY October 25 at o'clock at The loot
ny HARNESS Slightly damaged, ench case containing one
fisk horse harness, will be sold without reserve ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

FLOOR AND MEAL-In Flour the market is rather
weak and AZ the close descriptions were easier but
lheicrior grades are less plenty and little better Hold
ers arc not anxious sell any decline The sales are
2OlO bhls Domestic 5064 62 for common 10 strait
State sS04 o.! for mixed and strait Michigan OHIO, &c
S5a5 % for pure Genesee In Canadian the movement
Is fair hut the market rather heavy Sales goo bhs al
87IQS ior mixed aud strait brands 2Ea ST. for fancy
Mead is IN with sales 500 bills In Rye Flour the market
il firm. Sales 500 bbls ats 10
Espotcf Bread.ts, TO Greas Br,an ana Ireland es, St M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

Oct II. htas -. sE5a5d ssp MssatiaH Dnfnond ION
Phl.delL h5a san Ffazt..eo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
Pnssenners Arrived

In pqet ,hp Na-1qret Egans from and Port'monih
Mrs Kirkland, Miss kirkland Of SYort Mr. Rtynon
BROOKLYN; Mrs Wilson, Miss Camer Of Lonion; Rs7J
Bodweil lady Bodweu Miss Bowel Mss
Charlotte NHaHpsre; Mrs ROBBERS, Mrs Earl Ro
bers OF England Jane Underwood OF Wissburgh; James
Young Price MISS Mar Price MISC Ann P[ce Miss Cattle
rne Price England; Mr. James Pepper, NIor
N Ed sykes Bya,en Miss Mary Pope M James Hart and lady
Miss Caharine Hart Of London; ar N.buhr HYo Mr. Alex
Megary Charlotte Megs, Brooklyn Mrs Rhzabeh Go"n
England Mrs Welehmau, NYofk; Leta Wechman Mrs
Ear Capt Eyeegh. Goth Regiment; MrsMaro Eyeegh chd
and Eyeesh Mr. Henry EyeGh Engand DR. Fredef
M Hser OF Gsrmany20 second cabin and 60 the steerage
MINIATURE ALmANAC......THIS DAY.
sus-Rises. 20 sets.....-.....5 08 Moox-Res.7 loa
HIGH WATER.---.. OCT. 80
Sandy Hook IS Isand 10 45 Hell Gate. ..lo s6a
rCpJPJTNE MARINE TOTTR MAI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
BOARDING.

HOARD in WILLIAMSBURGH.-A
Bren!aman and his WIFE and or single gentle.
men can be accommodated with PLEASANT ROOMS IN
uTvaIe family, - Firs-st minutes walk from tho
Ptckelp Ferry. Boats ever I'VE minutes during tie
da; Location very desrabehouse iacng the
.r Oh 5ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

7V7WO weIl-furnished ROOMS on the
Il first floor with full partial board, for single gentle
men only at II Walkerst side of Broadway OIL I'VE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

DOARDING.-Rooms may be obtained,
,ri,J hoard at - Essex-s JERSEY CITY, in very
desirable aud pleasant Locations facing the Bay and Mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23
BOARDING.

pOARD.-To LET, a FRONT PAR
I'D LOR, on the FIRST FLOOR, to gentleman aud
wife or two single gentlemen furnished untarll5hea
with or without board Apply al 30 Prnce-s near br9ad-
VIZ 90 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

RANKING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
A0THERS co. No; Is Wood.st. PITTSBURGH, Pa
COLLECTIONS made all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF the
UNITED STATES. Reference in Neyy.York A[essrs
Winslow, Lanier l. Co. 81 Waist aulTf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

a FURNISHED ATTIC ROOM, suit
for single gentleman is to let without board at
Il Mhite.st VI f1eVu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

DOARDING.-A Gentleman and Lady,
or single gentlemen can have full or partial board at
Eleventl.st teys doors OF Broadway References
.XchanCed. o. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

DOOMS TO LET, with Board, suitable
Il for Gentlemen and their Wives-also. single gentle
men together with at-Room. and all the modern nm
proyements at Lamartneplace Twenty-nmtps5 RetsF'
ences exchanged. Wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Counsels for the Young.

4 good conscience 10 god medicine.
Never be cast down with tribes. II spl.
der brsakshls web twenty ,imc,, twenty time,
will he mend IT, Make up your mind to do
anything, and YOU vii do It, Fear not ia
trouble comr, upon you, keep ny your spirits,
though the DAY h. a dark one.
II the Gun b. going down. look up Ia M
stars. Il The earth is dark keep your cyr on
heaven, With Gods presence, and Code
PROMISES a man or child mas BE- cheerful
Mind what roa ron after Never BE- con
ten, with bubble TIA, will burst, or IRE Lha,
vlll end IN smoke Gc, thai Shlch you can
keep, and ~h,gi, i really worth keeping.
Fight hard arains, a hls,y trmpcr An
rcr will come, but resist, strongly Aspark
NAV -, houss on FIRE. Afiuf passion NAV
give yon cause to noun all the days ii your
htc. Never revenge m injury.
II YOU have ~ enemy, act Iindl, with him,
and make him youri friend. You NAV not MIN
him over At oncr, but Try arNIu. let one
kiulnrs. ~ followed by another. slll you ha,,
comp1',cd Your snd. By htle and l,,I,.
rrral things are completed. and 50 repeated
kindness will soitsu heart 1T .ions
Whatever YOU de-, do 1t willingly 4 boy
ihl, is Vhipi at school never learns hls lesson,
veil 4 man that is compelled to work. care.
mo-, how badly II is performed liz thl, pull,
OF his coat, and strip, up his sleeves 10 earn
ct. is the man for me.
Evil thoughts are worse enemies than lions
and ugc-s; for Ne can keep out of the Nay OF
wild beasts, but bad thoughts win their way
every where. The cup chat l. full, can hold
no more, keep your head and heart full OF
good thoughts, that bad thoughts NAV not en-.
ter therein.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

To WHAT DEPTH DO TuE ROOTS OF PLANTS
rNTTE TIE SOIL Perhaps no fact is 90 liiilc
Understood As the depth to which the roots OF
plants will travel in a we'll disinteerated soil /.
the length Of roots, also, IN their horizontal
travel. is much greater than generally suppo-
sed. We have iried a number Of experiments
To ascertain these facts, and the results are Is
lsllOws The roots Of Indian corn, although
invisible to the naked eve, have an average
length Of five and half feet, while those Of
the onion are generally eighteen inches in
length. II trench DO dug through a garden
that has been thoroughly sub-soiled. and the
side Of this trench he washed carefully with
water, the roots will b. found TO pass down
10 depth Of thirty .iour inches rs a maximum /;
such plants (like the onion) as have a Ices
strength Of root going to lesser depths
During a severe draught, however, even the
shorter rooted plants viii throw down minute
hbres, which bring up moisture for the susie
nance Of the plant.
Thus We find that meadows, II well sub
soiled to full depth before being pu, down to
grass, never run out; but those that have
been plowcd TO slight depths, soon begin To
fail. We have examined many such mead.
ows, and have always found that when the
termInl Of the roots Of grasses meet with a
cold and compact sub-soil, they decay and
prevent healthy condition of the plan, above;
those meadows which have been previously
sub-soiled, may be mown for years without a
material deterioration in quality; and, in
deed, If the soil contains full supply of con-
s,ituenis, or receives them from judicious top
dressings, the meadow may be mown for any
length Of time without renewal. Working
Fdrmr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Take Ny Hat.

The admirers Of this very energetic expires.
sion will he pleased so learn that il is not, as
i. generally supposed, an American e,crcs-
cence, but one Of the flowers Of that sunny
land wherein Don QuiIoIc yanquishod wind.
mills, and glorious Sancho Panra rc'eil0d III
romance and proverbs.
A very agreeable inditer ID" Sketches in
Spain" pencils the following scene, entitled a
Bcwildcring Ballet: "IcannoI describe it.
He speaks Of national dance, called the Of, .
" and vet thought ] had very decided NJ,
probation Of the manner in which the oom-
paEcra performed it, until AFTER gliding all
aruund the room, with the melting glances,
the tossed arms, she gyraiious and salua,ions
that the case required, she fingered for an an.
slant jus, IN front Of me, and stamping quick
" twice or ibrrc on the floor, went SOni
ir,B.Ors. through dozen revolutions IA IEo-
ment. Of which, az ! am living man, be-
lle,e the drawing Of a circle with her foOt
about my head va. one 4 strange, iopsy
ury feeling came upon me, as # the moon
were upside downward. and when my Devil.
dermcut was over, the OLE was a shaPclcss
dream"
Spanish dancing, and especially the ole,
is no, a thing of an It - business Of rca!i-
", labor of love. The performer Cues in.
To il with body and soul, ~ well as arms and
legs The spectators male and female, gazc
on II with a rapt enjoyment for which en,hu.
siasm is cold word When the mdja ties
in AR one Of these igdcscrlbable knois OF
hers. the eas,ancu IN every hand break into
one Wild rattle " Jaico Ja!,o jd!,o :" rings
from every quarter, the Gddlor-tf there
h. one-grows lively 10 very desperation, the
rui,ars, jcrks hrs notes on, by the roots, and
down the oaiaH,i, 90 upon the hoor a, the 6ir
dancers feet, caps, 'oHs6rcyo,. roll'rOund her
toes, and one general exclamation is heard
" You may take nay hat"
Perhaps The Immortal SAnrho himself may
IN a mcmcui IT enthusiasm, have this manner
Of expressing admiration perhaps circle
was described by some daring female foot
around his sage head, and he. feeling "a
strange, top-cy-,uycy feeling coming over
hum eel upon his knees, and cried aloud,
after his Pro,crb-spcaking way, " You may
take INV a,"'-P,oau,Es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

counting hou. a fair price might b. Ppcur-
al for any amount OF stock which, at criIi-
cal time, would have deprs-sd the public
Narkct: and IL Wa. no uncOmmon eircum-
-iancc tor brokers Ia apply 'ths Office q Mr..
Roth-child instead Of gong tn the Stock cH-
change. He has however occasionally bccn
supposed in cunning, AMI on one occasion =
ctrai Banker lent Rolhschld a million and
hall on the security of e,usols, the price Of
which vas then 81 The terms on which the
money WIS lent were simple. II the price
rcarhrd a. the banker mi ,ht claim the stock
II - bu, Rothschild itlt satisfied that. with
so larvr a sun out VI che iaarkrt, the bargain
va. toleraby safe. The banker, however,
10 much Jew as Ro,h~child, had a plan Of his
own. llc immediately began selling the CON
. .al- rccriyed irom the latter, together With a
similar amount 10 his own possession.
The funds dropped the Stock Exchange
rtyN alarmed other circumstances tended N
dcprcs. Il the fatal price u q was reached
7nd thc Christian banker had the satisfaction
of aut-,,ittinr thc Hebrrs loanmongrr. But,
n Samc,,mos ou,Uilicd himself, there is little
i.ubt he ruadc others pa, ior II; and on one
ug,-.srou. ., j. reported that his fncSsc proved
,po rr,st fof lhc auibourcs Of the Bank Of
England
4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Taking Toll.

A snow having fallen, the young folks o
the village GOT up grand sleighing party IL
a country tavern a, some distance; and III,
interesting widow L,mkin ~, in the same
sleigh, under the same buffalo robe with my
self
"Oh. oh" she exclaimed, as we cam'
To the first bridge, catching ma by the arm
while her little eyes twinkled through III,
pauIe, in the moonlight.
Don't what | askcd elm not doin.
anything"
"Wcll, but though, you were going {,
take TOLL" rcrli~i MD. Eambkin.
"Toll ?" rrjoined, whats that"
Nov. do tell" exclaimed the widow
her clear laugh ringing above the music o
the bells. "Dr. Mcllo~s presends he dom
know ~ha, taking toll IS"
" Indeed. don't then," said laughing
in turn.
"Dout know tia, the gentleman, wher
they % sleighing, claim hiss, n toll
when the, oome 10 bridge Well lne'cr"
But shall tell /, all The struggles Of The
widow tn hold III, veil, were not sufficient tt
tear u, and somehow, when the veil was r.
moved. her face turned directly towards my
own, and the SNOW gliticring in the moon.
light aud the hur~c tro,iing on Of himself, the
toll was taken Tor the first time 10 the life oil
DR.. Mcllow..
Soon We came To a long bridge. but th,
fascinating widow said IT was "no use to r.
Sis,, and she paid up promptly rs We reach.
cd IL.
"l,ui YOU wat take toll for every span
will YOU doctor" asked the widow
To which the only reply Was practical
negative Ia the question.
Did you ever, reader, slcirh-ridc With q
widow, arid take toll At Ghc bridgu.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

EsuhLIrISG tina SEXES The Bu,sh phi
lanthrupls,s have discovered singular mis-
take m the mode Of colonization. They have
sent Ia Australia twice as many men A. wun,.r ,
and consequently they ind half million more
N.wsn than men IN Grca, Britain. Mr. SD.
nCy lleTbcu's --icty proposes to send 1000
women Ia New South Wales AZ an expense ui
abou, .ElO0,OOO The London Times, dis
cussing the question What snr, Of women shall
BE- sent, SAYS, " As for the solution, WI are
not ~ much afraid Of downright black sheep,
for they may be detected and avoided with
comparative facility, aud W. presume the oh
lcct is not 90 whi,ruash insolNcnt regulations,
but We ar, afraid II slutS and slaiirns, ilIrtS
and fine ladies, dawdlor and do-nothlngs, the
awkward, the ill-,einPcrcd, aud the Inlrac'a-
BILE"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
DN2ARNlAD .ANrtdGAs.

lSDusTRr " ALL S,rIoS,-The prrpar
alons Tor the exhibition VI the industrial
achievements " all nations, under the pa,ruu.
AGE of Prince Albert, Is prrsidcn, II the So
cieIy II Arts, are slowly proceeding The
exhibition Is 90 take place IA ISL, IN build
ingE In h. erected cor that purp"s~ The sum
II Geo, $50 ls N ~ distributed in pms. uu-
der the direction Of royal cummissi0n This
commission ., not vet announced, VI II Is said
the members arr all seiilcd. Il is understood
that Prince hlbsr - To b. the president, and
that the arisn~rscy. the government, the East
India COMPANY, pure science, agriculture, Ioo-
lory, mechanics, manufactures, in their great
departments of Suol, cotton, silk and metals,
architecture painting and sculpture, ~ill all
h. fairly represented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

~ The wport OF the mint directors of the
four minis of Philadelphia, New Orleans,
North ClrIina, and Dahloncga, Geo, states
that the whole Ispuni If precious metals ~,
cciNcd reached sH coo ,ig1. II which sl2,.
2i3,I7S Ma IN gold. aud 81 ,166 ,2-s IN silver.
The ~hnle amount coined WIS Ell ,l6I,6gi,
II which sl,OO7 ,TGi we're IA gold. S2,lli,.
$50 IN silver and 81 ,S1i IN copper com .-
The number VI gold dollars coined - $3.50,
go The anouH, Ut California gold reserved
at Philadelphia ras s., Isl 49, al New On.
leans. $500 ,O>O IN Isis, at philadelphia
SiI,l77-tnlal Clliiuuil gold r'-c,iSrd at all
the mluts Mn"urfrd Ga within fraction ul
$50 900 600, ~ ahout a. .jnO, OOO, ahU,c Last
year. : receipts, Notwithstanding the Impor,a,
ton from California
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
County ofo,ford to John walker, Jr. Dr.

r., ,rt,," a. CoEaiy Coas,ii,,oa,r. a. toilsSis
istg-reb', i2-To travel from Lowell ~ Pari.
aAd rrtuning, on ~. II 4. 81 L.. Rail
Road Compan,, ~ nile. 900
To me ds,. ATTENDANCE IN SAM. $50
May 2eih--ro travel fom I'vsn 10 Wood.
s"-k, - pstit,on n Geo. W, Cush.
nan 4 al. and returning, 81 me., $50
To me dsys ATTENDANCE 90 sam., 80
June Ith-To travel iran Lowell IN Wood
stock ani rrtumiug, on p'titon Il q.
". Cu.hman 4 az. =, mi--. sO
7th-rn da,s Niswng and heating, -
ihh-To tavcl from Lowell To Paris
anil returning, on pstitiun ~ Scl"ct-
uosa II Paris, 90 mArs. q a.; ? days
viewing, 81. 5 ~, 100
a6lh-'ro travel fum Lowell u DiNh~h
s,d rc,ryniug. ~ pgtiiion Il l., Rcd.
Agrut - Mcxicn, 100 mil.s, 90
day S'Jiag. 80. ? lsuagr-, 20, ~ 20
July 2d--Ts sayd fum Lpysll Ia Buckheld
aal rturniuy on p'tition II T.. Rob
in.on, 81 miics, GO
To tsa days Attendance 90 s4us. 500
IO--Tutra,cl frun lowell 90 Mryio1 and
r,nu,'ug, on rcttion Il Agent u Mex
30, lpI miL= ~ %
to- Grra @rs. ?. 20. '''''' ~" ' $50
vt tpyrl fum lsDycl N Peru and
rtuuHs, on p.tition II H. R'Aer,
los miLrs. ~ ~
u thrrs i,,. ,irving m SANE. 80
Nug. 2li-Iu travel from Lowell ~ ~uHusr
a1l rcuVupg. 90 p~'iti0n n '. ~. nv
srsp1, ~ mi.s. O1. thee ,l,N. view.
Bog nsi Lr,ttug, ~, - -
21--T1ul fTpR i.Dsru a. Letter ". on
p-.titrnp II FrsuAliu -mith, anil r'tuT-
ming. l31 ui.s, ~ ~, hive 'av,Visw.
irg aud hearing parties, " ~, ~ ~
SIi5 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

and returning. % p.ti,iOD ola. Jouss
h als. 20 mile, 600
six day. attendance On same, rs 90.
two Carriages, 20. 1870
i2th-Tnvsl from Rosbury to Canton
and retaining from Buck6eld. IN pr
Of y. q. Harlow 4 als. 65 M. q 80;
Seven day. attendance, ~ 90; two
fuiage-, 20, 1920
" 2Oth--Tra'sl from Ro,bur, n Anloyer
and returning. on psttion n A. Chap
man 4 ale. % miles, 90; Six day.
ATTENDANCE On SANE, Is 90, 1900
4" 26-Tnvel from Roslny In DN6eI
and returning frOm Csrhagr. On p~t.
~ r. J. Cox 4 all. ~ mies, I %;
Seven DAYS ATTENDANCE on sau., ~ so, p 30
Nee. 5th-Tnycl from RoNbury 10 Sumner
,nd returning. N pctition q 4, Jonos
a al. 90 miles, 600
Sin da,. Attendance on slms, IS co.,
two Erriage.. 20, 1890
f" llth-Tnyd from Roxlnry ~ Ns,ico
anil returning. on petition u y. Tab-r
& als II miles, ~. IG0
-Four di,s attcndlucr SANE, 1904
" ljlh-Tnyel froW lioslup 10 Mexico
snd rrtufning, ~ PETITION II 4. Kim.
ball 4 al. ~ nilss, la
Two days stirndancr on SANE, 500
" l7ih-Tnvcl irum llnslsy 10 Stone.
ham and returning. 90 pstition u J.
Muare 4 al. 100 milc., 1000
Seven ds,s ATTENDANCE on sam', l7O
" 2iih-Tnvel from RfD,sp 10 sumner
and returning on pc'it'on u \. jo".'
4 al. - mil'., 500
Seven diN itisnlincc on SAM. liO
IsJO-Jan'y 2pd-Tnycl frpm RoNhury -
Rnmf,ri ani frtufning, un ut. 4 4
kimlall 4 al. ~ miles, to-
Oas dsy aiisaianee on ssms, 20
s2ot 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

MEs P,urNGreN's IoyNrNrs oS EDrCA-
rioS .--" For NV part ] cant deceive What ol
alrih cddlcllluu = cumin' "a. When ] vas
Young, II a gal oub understood the rules of
dlsinrti"n. provision multiplying, rplonlsh-
iur, and the cumr,on domlnaiur, and knew III
a'-rut the rl,crs ahi their obituaries, the COW
,uauis and dunniu.ic,, the pro- lnr's and the
unplrrs. th,l had rddIcatun enough but
nov they haze Ia study bouumy, AlCierhly
AMI have "a demonstrate suppU,ltInn- about
sNcuphanis II clrrtS"s, tluGruts and Dlagun
- IT plrWllciogr.ms, to say nothing ih"ut
the oNhides, a,sh,nis, cuNs,lcks, and ah-tuc'
ir,nrlcs And M old lldy M, ~ conlus-
81 with the Technical namrs Tint she vas fore.
c,l a. stop ST l0uls RNclllc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

" 4 very extraordinary death occurred IN
New York. Ms Amelia Waugh was found
by her husband, upon going TO his dinner, sit
ting in her chair, with her face resting IN a
pan of dry peas on the table. Peas were found
in her mouth, noSe, and under her ryelids
and Il Was found that she died Of congestion OF
the lungs. from sufIocaiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

viewing on sane, s 90, eS
To travel from Paris 10 Mexico and re-
turning, on petition q Town Agent Of
Mexico, 90 miles, q 90; one day at
tendance, 2 50; 2 ferriages, 20, sV
2slh--To trsvel from Paris To Buck6eld
and returning, on petition Of Lury
Robinson 4 als. ~ miles, TO- two
days vic,sins &c. 90, go
To repairs on Compass, 2s1
July lOth-To two days beating IN petition
Il l.. Reed, Agent ~ Mexico, 800
l3lh-To travel lum Paris IN Per on
petition Il II. Ricker 4 as. ~ Iulcs, 2 90
20 fur DAYS ATTENDANCE on same, 10 90
To travel ffum Rnmfn'd fall' 10 Paris
Is miles. . %; two Euiagrs, y, Ia
Aug. 23d-To travel from PARIS g. Sunner
end returning, "n pstitiUn ~ y. %.
Rycrson 4 al. ~ milcs. 200
10 three days viewing and hearing
,aItiss go same, $50
26-ru travel ffum Paris IN Letter H.,
~ petition II fnnklin Smith, 50 ms. 3 90
To siS days viewing anil hearing par.
tr- 0n same, - 90
To travel from W., s, Range I, to Par.
l., 90 male. q %, frrriasc ~, Gig
To uplring tompis., 80
$40 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

n An English or Irish gentleman recent
" passed through Paris. barc-headed and bare
footed, though otherwise comfortably clad
Report alleges that he vas on pilgrimage Il
the pope, TO obtain forgiveness for some of
Genealogical pdpo.
lie had better keep goIng"-,hss fellow
He won't b. misssd much