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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
N, 4, DOWNS

IN, H. DUW ND
VEGETABLE BiLSAMlC ELIXIR,
ur cTr,r SoEuuEN rrvru, roU
9On.3nLnZp4dGOn9
.ua, Do a,as' ,fnisal Randy H me- WaYh,
COLDS, COUGuS. wnOOrING COUGu,
'Euur uE QUiNsN, AsrHHN, rNtN ~ riIT
siuE uE sToNACH, ANp AT DISEASES
% TUT
LUNGS AND LIVER.
rill~ medicine ., purcl, vegetable, and j. hy t,r
i the Uust ytrrtuBl mcdiriuc known &c di,,asr-
affecting the iraHriill or pal1rHary organs.
H. effect up1n the patient J.. most marked, aud
differs from that IT uu.t medicine. recommended
iur the same complaints, he do, following PARTICULAR.
lst-lt never initiate. The organs Il should .uothc
--uoNrr drr. up the cough, having the c,u-r un.
tpuJhr-iW hr.t frsls ~, u1Hgh, ia.rfHsss %, sr-
p,-1r1iiaa fs'H., thea remove. The cause, 'yadi-
Safag s1Hpli,ly liom the sy.trrr, When, e. mat
tcr II courso the oaHsh l,If's, aud the patient -
we'll
2i-lt never produces cu.iiycnr-s ~ the COM
sumptiSc Iat,ul-un the contrary, % has Laxative
effect, and T. = moderate cathauir. We dciy the
world a. produce ease Of costNoncss so in',t,nic
bot that IN tvu or three week. Che patient Do the
mcan time having proper regard ior dle) u will en-
tire, rcnoye IT, and produce healthy action Of the
buu,ls.
3I-H dpc. MT pru,hrc , DRIVES II the hin,
lat l. powerful prumuicr of -on-iblc and insrusi-
hlr Precipitation, thus rNpong, y the pores OF the
hin, those uluscuus huds and impurities Of the
blood, the retention II which IN the system l. the
.urc precursor IT dissass, siriH,,s end ds1ih.
We do not pretend that DOWNS ELlNlR l. a
specific iur all the ill. that hr.h j. heir to- bat We
do .ay, and eau coudm by iHoon,c'tiblc evidence,
that Co
CONS UMPTION,
aud ~ disease. IT the lungs the liver. and the pul
u1fary organs, % - EHTraiisi-HasyHaiisi. Hun
drcds have by II lscn snai,hcl from mtiIncly
grave, and hundreds who delayed too hong ~ use,
have iound Ia the sdSaE,ci state II their disease,
that rsisf from sgforHg which thcy had Nanly
sought from every other sourcc.
This RrllHabh msdiciHs Is highly concentrated
aud pat up ~ ga and l.2 o. houle- al nifty cts.
and onc dollar per b1ttle, aud zach hutile Wananed
10 contain more rgafrs pg1pof0s than hour bottles
Of an, Of The weak. adultested pint botlc prcpara-
tion. of the dan
We hays received lHadrsis N cUhfoaiss Of it'
NOndcrisl cures, rum cycD part Of the country,
muig II which have Lo,n publi'hsd and may IL
had gratis II any - our agrnis.
Sold wholcsar aud retail by CuRrIs 4 sHirH'
General Agents, ~. Ahans, VI, 10 whom all orders
or supplies of the medicine sbould IT, addressed,
(stAiing the best mode Il scnding lt)also, sold ~
agents IN nearly al the Villages and towns ia the
county. II l. also sol al wholcsale and retail by
j. n. HANNoNp, Pari' A. FUtp, RusT
iouNG, So. Paris
Feb 5, 1850 52~I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
CURTIS 4 PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer

rHF .~usr sr,frssrrt -Fs'uN Es"ws
D., fSs ra,r rfrV Rianrtl lfsisis--i'.1 rr ~.
>aBrs6. HI.f. Sfs. a LHis-Ni.bn CO. tts
No.. Nfs. .r LHis-CnlHp i7 hs LHhs
sr Vs4rh- D8ta- Ps,Hs. Hh.Hs
'CHl.. DrsHfiug rHf Dlruisa,
C.fH r1f Nrs IHrr'-HT
Irfsf ~ lat frfFnHF-
r.H--Tsfr. W.aHff,
BH.Hfs.
HrErR.. Tr.ttr.Es. BHH,, N.rIfs, s. s.
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n.OOO ENicn.ilc ncc CuIlnn.t.

INN' NI. f'' ~ ' N'..'N I'r WV " Ni..'
SEASON thuugh. h 1lvN' having p',uty IT rpum g.
UaIA Boo. They ha,, hssu th1ruughy tested by act.
r1l usr, ~ over
10000 Extensive Zee Culturists
under Oh, direction 1T the Inventor. and al thr
susuu. aHd their E,Uasr trr uus anil ALL remain
,s good as n,U Young sNarms. Amulr directions
lrJumpin, clgh Hive giving luIl INSTRUCTIONS lol tho
management ui Boz, which are sinplo that ans
p,..uu, With ordinary cp,rii, and sitrutiHn, cau-
uH' '1il o. o. sur,rssth iu thru management and
culture. llrry 1rc s0li yrN chop, and 40 Farm
ur uthcr p,r.uns who kg,p Bee. ur wi,h o. enc
Ter 0t, that prHhtablr cu'iurr will Bod thrc llycs
40 that can o. dUsiTJd
- Individual rights IN the town. Il Paris 1ui
W0usistHrk, Application o. d, made 10 LEVI T..
BOOrllBN, South Paris.
'ur nght IT thr town. II l.i,,uuHrr, Hartford,
t1miuul, hul1y,r, DiNh,ld, lIsmln', Gore, Ron
luu, BYRON, Mexico, rru, Rilc,, Nrvg, Giisld
anal Bethel, application Go L. uZ'Ic iU g. W. fo's,
GuH CORNER.
For Individual .ght. in the town. Of ONirnl, To
Lun, BurAh'h and suuurr apply O. \. :, TuAN-
~. Paris, oT Co tur .i-rnler..
4 .reciusu IS lbr ll,, un, b. seen At Gould s
lilsNuuh's, laurDr. \ Cuutrr., Canton MiIls.
\ Model It thr Hive can H. Seen At all lsisiuc.s
huurs az M, Store III DrNNIsuN = co. :, Paris
aI.u 1t the ONrc ct l.. WHruAN, Norway.
HORACE &. TIlANER.
rwistuu FALL, March I, 1850. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

JnlE suh.crilsr hrrsb, gives puLlic notice a. al
l governed, that be- hts lccn du, appointed lui
taken upun himself che tuist Of Executor II the hst
Will and Tc.tansnto Il
MERCY DREW, late II BuckGrH
~ thr CuunN II ONfrrd, decreased D., giving 6umI
as ths law dirccts-lIc thcrrip,c teIucsts al pet.
s,0- wh1 ndrbto o. Oh, add lei. crasrd's estate
fr make immr iiat, plyuc1ti and thu.r who have
a., drulands thereon, o. exhibit the Same o.
TIMOTHY LUDDEN.
hrrI .. ISjO 10
'IulE .nl-crilr.r hcr,l, give. p,'iic notice To- ~
concerned that b. has l-,ru du, apJslilirl api
kgl upup himself tho tui.t II ENccuiur ui the h.t
Will nI Testament 1T
SUBMIT BAkER. late Il rais
in the Cuuuty IT ONfri, decreased. l., giving b,nd
a.. ths Law dr,,ts-Ic therefore requests al pcr.ous
Who are indebted Ia the slsl decreased. estate. h.
u1k, immediate payment; and those who have ANY
demands thereof. g. exhibit the samo a.
AlNA SHURTLEFF.
April oh, lsjO. 10
'pliE subscriber hsr,by gi,e. pullic notice to al
i concerned. that he has bscn dbl, appointed and
taken upoa himself the trust VI Administrator Of the
estate u
ALNAN G DOTEN, bate Of SumGr
IN the Count, II Oxford, deceased, by giving bond
a. the Law dir,cts-llc therefore requests al per.
Sous Who are Indebted 90 the said deC,asad's estate,
10 make immediate payment; and those who have
ANY demands th"T"ou, ~ eNhibii the sane 10
JOSEPH FIELD.
Aprds, usS0 10
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NE a. RCGS.

- - - - - -
'IilE~E Hive are constructed upuu NATURAL
! PRINCIPLES. and ,uuIrl ths hinui.g aU.
tHrf,-,. Tho Be-, lr, ,asit Li,rf i1 th'nHI'
never l-yrur. necessary t1 kr.l ~ thr .aHuus-
llHng, Dpr 90 40 time. l.. t4k,u auBl when it ,lu
Del suJrrl q, ih. svauns. ur cam o. added &c The
susf.H,HeU 81 Iir uus.. l.uu- -vluus cam o. i'-
A.r HNHf 10 ihr Trp.I psriris, aHl pu' Intn uth-r
h.hf.. vh.H th,, go 90 WHth vI'hHui tln uuuIr uI
.Ntrm.r- Hr hNrrr, vhIlr uliu sulrus arr u.lsr
JistufisA Boo their operations. Tho swarm, are ,n.
trIy protected from ul'lrry lg u,ighlHu1g To-
AND u..glnH in.rc's-th,, an q h1nlI,I with psr.
'..t salty aui a'raT~ hurg aHl lf.s.ug Boo 1f'r
HaFu IHE, eve i,Tf o.rrf.U hTFiv, lbi ,.uHg
swarm, lrr plv1,s hI, developed. Tho go, ur
.mlrNu IT the Be- Moth ur M,nrf. cannot hatch ur
ml'rrr 1rHuuI these Hive, Inl therefore che H,s.
fr rfrfg f~fr'f ium iIr nN1g.s ~ that dec
imriis, ,uTu,. while The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23
PROBATE NOTICES.

AZ Court u Proh,ic, hcli a rnis within and ior
the Coun,y II ONt'fd, ~ the ninth dAl =" NM
IN the wear of om Lord ightccn hundrcd aul 90,
4 UGUSTUS JOHNSON, Guarliau Il EU-
\ MI'ND PIiINNEN, mipor son II Eli rlllN-
NEY late IL Ga,hsm w The County Il Cumlrrand,
,ecs,.ci, ha,ing psseutcd he fnal acruuni oi he
Guardauship Il the estate If sa'd miuo';
Itva. Ordcrr.l. th,t the said Guardian give No.
tirr O. al Ictsous Interested, bN causing copy II
this o1,ry 10 h, pulshc, three weeks successiy'ly
IN The ONiard priuncrat, printed ~ iars, ihltthN
may apIcar Al Probate C0urt to h. held At Pare
n aid County. on the f,1rth rssslay II Ma, next,
Al tan II thr DISK b. th, bt,luu, aIl show 'susc,
fan the, have. VII, thr sruur shplll MT L. alnN
rl 10 GRO. n. SHAW, REGISTER
trrc rupy, Affect eco. h. SHAW, Reg.
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IA Couu ct Probate, he'll NJ r1r,. within 'Irl t,r
th, Count, 1t ONiufd. rr he ninth d's - Awil,
ip the Nrlr 1T our Lorl ,ighcrn huni'ci ani hlil
FREEMAN KEEN, Executor II the lat WI
/ anil T,.t,mrlt It TUn\l. KEEN, late IT sum
usr ~ aid Couat,, lo,psgd, having rrrsrut'd h'.
Got anl hnal accyunt II he administration ~ Che
cst,tr IT aid deceased; ani al-p he private ao-
cuunt against the estate II aid dcr,'-'d'
Itvas Oulsr,,l. that tho said Executor give 10.
tios On al p,I-1p. rfrur.Ul, D., ral.in- = '.pN ui
thi. 30 o. g. uullr.hral thr,s WC,hs surrrssiN,N
in Tho ONf,ul prnr,ai. Irirtr,l AZ Paris, thatiho,
ma, Bprrar NJ a Probate Cuut a. H. held at faus
l s,id Co,iut, On th, south Tus-d,, 1T Vi, next,
AZ ten II thr rllyk n the rrruuur, anil show cause
f 40, III, have, VII, the same .hIull not H. allow
o. N Gro. n. SHAW, Register
true cop,. Aitssts Geo. n. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-23

FL & through my work, % ID, the needle
sand 'o iig Jlr bow
" nur ur, until you arr harl pushed, 81,
lhr IDLE hoy said % the needle.
pDINTlu> ur DODN,rl,u &" Robert. ms
dear, said Jenny. with the dcG.rcn,ial air oi
d scholar, q" Robert, whl, did Nj. Cauaways
mean when he said he hated dog--dosua,-
l,m pc
Turr, W., puzzled
Runru my dear" Jenny urged, " villa,
-oha, Boo H. world b, dogml,i,m'"
Now % va, to- weakness, Of ropp, never
,o cuni,.,, lruoo,ucc OF ANYTHING ,,,c,cr ls hl-
wife mau should never do H." Topr~
hal hccu known iuarcyi,al SEASON tn declare,
&c i,makc> 'yu cuncclted. Whcrcupon Tops
prepared himself, a. Was ms wont, to make a
solemn satisfying answer Taking uir hi, hat
and smoothing the wrinkles of his brow,
Tops sa,d
" lIumph what j. dogmatisln' WHY. It
Is this, Of e"ur~c dorrnaiism l. puppyism
come To IT. luIi growth -
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iIlcrnaring Principle

i..urh that ihc Be-. ,u Kept nIus'.uu, the vhols
season thruugh. b, alwN' having p'rt, IT rpum 9.
UnlA boo. The, hy, lssu thoroughly ',.t.i D, act.
tnl usr. T., Over
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For California.
w. D.. LITTII,
Dissolution OF Partnership.

TOTICE is her,lS given that the Partnership
' ht,ly sub-i.iin. l-iwccn the Subscribers, IN
-. a.. g. a
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'I'llE subscriber hsrcly gives public notice % all
i concerned, that he has hscn duly appointed and
taken upoa himself the Trust u Administrator Of the
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
ntsftsrs- 81.lfs.
NSd i,re 0rDEe.

-.s-- gySa t,re G;rDGe
CO rebnt eiac Dlacbt in ess Msn;bsn Srutf =
@is isibt ,bm atbsri,be StUnsen.
une III eteid ibrer nur tets terruBt,
60 mus ibm eas &hm:rife srfinaen
Qetnn 1sles Hntcr inn triht une fallt -
9tsbt CT init 0sub auf Zen xrarnmsrn rer 0Bslt
GO Int tas ,,Dertrausn auf tic innere Sraft,"
Der ernfte tebarrtiAe Hitte,
Ser. mas tr tefhtcfism. andh srirft nne fdbafft
Gus cisner, letsnct3er SALT.
Dean mannliee @tlrtt une wei.er Gatb
Gxicustm rrrcnist bit srcBte Ibat
Gs lit cas- erbttenre Mitsrfubf
SIR anrere 6rsussn uHt 96msryn,
Oie Ore rfebeit iii iein erbatenes Sisl,
@ie trast es im listsnesm .ocricn.
tinr nssen audi uneant unc I5aS ibm rrcbn-
SIM Nufen bat CT zen fhcnifsn $cbn.
Gs III ecr 8lautt an sttttibe 9atb
line an ibr afIuiAtiSrs 1Eaiten:
Gr matFnet tis eele NIT !6elrsnmntb.
Msas atlcs iit crc,cnc se'faltea
2per atfrarts icbauet init 3nverliAt.
Scr fmrbttt een Qeedei Der Iieft nibt.
qpr risfe 0rSSs rts @siites erttrstt,
5at in ibr ras yetetate errunesn;
Sur sr bat lanse nar siadl d sciett,
Sbn rricen unifertl,ehe 3unsen.
ltme iintt ieins ltrnc in Aidbe unr 2taua,
e sin 9aame miro nimmr Der Soften Ssaut
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22
auttrbaltung mn Brlrbrnng.
Gie bciDen SamciDaten.
grsdbtnne bon ct. Sdiise.
(Scrttstuna.)

yeun ltaub Der Gcrfas feit. &cnrab
nuste Nd, ftrads IN ftaparse Gleiber ,pers
fen, unb eiueS Wcrgens in allcr Srilbe
futr CT pcn hannei. ga @sctfrieo fa9te
man, ba6 CT in eincm 6fcucmilthen Gjes
fhdft absereist, ct fclbit abcr fir jest Der
9ieiie aberhcben iei, tpeil S,err .. Brcnnan
bic 9tafriht erhalten, cd6 iein alter
7reune ipiecer eiten ffdrfern Slnfaa bon
pcbasra befcmneu, unb unter cicicn tlrss
it6ncen tenn Ganbibaten Die prdfentaticn
IN Gietbfdbt gang iiberlafien babe.
Hm sfietbif6bt fam aber au6cr benz snds
tisen 6errn ard, Der Siiperiatenrent Ia
Betrad,tung. Eerielbe tpar nit feinem
SDfem feinespe9s eiuperifanben, ilnb fat
fein 8elitd,, ben er bei i'm. rnaf,te, 9in9
pcriiber, ctne bas er 1T aller llntertpiirs
fiefcit ieine grunbfase beitritt. slaf GCrs
peritdrfe gab ca ,idyt niel, oiefmehr meinte
er, bae bic Seele ein gar befcnceres 9Ses
fen fei oas init ben GSrper spenis ,n thun
babe, biefer fei fir fie MIR cine Micttwcts
nitng Elm ancertrautes Gut, lnsb e5 frage
I'D, i,nnter, ,peld,en @ebrauf, her MenH
bapcn rnafe. Tiett ai,f ein 9rcBes ceer
fleines S,aus, icuberu anf ben S.>eru1 ton,s
me es an, Der barin ,pchne. Ter lebence
Menfd, lc eiacntlid, nur Elm gang fleiner,
arin;iger punft aus ceni alles Seaaoein
nnb Tenfem bcrpcr9ete. slrn,e iii,o Beine
r,iieten ihm tpetiig. g8cnn CT erif NIT fris
a,en sil6em bic Welt auslaufen al,b init feis
men S:anren bic Sdcpfi;ns ausreid,en
fcltte, tpiirbe Ct es nie,t nett bringen. lie
Melt felbit init eio,t nno euft ufb g8afer
triren feline perldn9erten @iiecma6en,
tpem er fie namlid, basu made. Teehalb
geben audi ein 9Naar Gllen pter Gentner
mebr cber ,peniser nrd, gar feinen slnss
ftdag. Tie Mai1e bieibe ia bod immer
biefefbe, unb eta Gropfen Wafier fei eten
70 gut Maffer, ipie Elm 9anser Gimer ocll.
Gin &crnd,em Sals hntede eten 70 tpie
Elm 9anser Gentner. stber es teise: llnb
er bliee ibm feinen lebenbisen Sbem in
feine Ssafe Tes G,eiifes Nesfamfeit iei
Die Hanptfahe. Die Gfii9eImdnner ,pdren
baram nrd, niht bic gr6eten NeIbcn. lie
9rcsen Sadnfe fctte man eisentlid, spie
Sanme befhneiben fSnneil bamit fie nieht
in's s,cls ,piidfen. Sn einem fleinen &Srs
pr ecneentrire fld, Der griit cher. Ter
ft,pihere fei reisbarer unb ri,triger, Der
it6rtere oft eirt trdger Gioe; unb Die n,erfs
ipiirbis1ten Mdnmer IN her g2elt ,pdren
eber Helm unb 9erine alS fart unb anietns
lieh pcn &Srper setrefesl.-auf biefe a9eife
inifd,te ter guperintenbent @riinbe aus
phdcirrbie, Stamrletre, Mcral, Bibel unb
Gcfd,idte ;nfammen, n,,t tas SDifem tee
Goslmanns sa ifiir;en; Gerr BON grauen<
itein bfiet aber fabei BAG Der .RSrper bic
Grunttase bes Deif7rs anb biefer rir cine
enhpidelte araft fei,-bie Gr,id,t aus bem
Stamme. aEas man slusseihnun9cn tes
Geiiies nemne, spdren geipotnliM Ginfciti9s
teisen, siusartuu9en, franftafte 3ufdnts.
Die io9enannten Oenies betradte e. nur
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Inter ben neueffen Gadridten bon Gis
rcpa ffnben mir unfer anberem Elm Stens,
sscnath bic berikhtigfe cola MOntes n
Elm Glcffer geten spirb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-11-22

Blute9eI nnc eiSennitioe Grennbe fdEs
Ien at, ,nir NIT benz lhtferfhiebe, jens,
meun fe fatt fno, leetere, u,enn sid5t6
metr 5a fas9en ba ilt>
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10

DEATH OF Hon. JOHN c. Calhoun
The Hon. John Caldwell Calhoun, United
States Senator, from South Carolina, breath
ed his last in Washington City at a quarter
past seven O'Clock, on Sunday morning, the
3lst of March, in the six,y-eigh,I year of
his age.
From the memoir Of Mr. Calhoun, read
IN The Senate by Judge Butler. we learn tina.
lie was born In AbbevllIe District, South
Carolina, March 18Th, 1882 His father,
fa'r'ck Calhoun, native Of Ireland, immi-
grated al an early age 10 PENNSYLVANIA.
thence to the western part of VIRGINIA.
and finally, in 1856, to South Carolina. He
married Miss Caldwell, Of Charlotte coun-
ty, Virginia, two of whose brothers were
distinguished in The Revolution Living in
newly settled country, Mr.. Calhoun pass
ed his childhood with few advantages f
education. At the age or thirteen he was
placed under the charge Of his bro,her-in-
law, the Rev. Dr.. Waddell, Of Columbia
county, Georgia, bu, he did not enter his
academy till he was nineteen His pro-
gress here was rapid, and in 1902 he be-
came student a, Yale College, where two
years afterwards he graduated with distinc-
ton.
He then studied law, praciiced few years
in the courts of South Carolina, and subse-
quenlly served some time in the Legisla-
lure of his State
In 1911 he was elected TO Congress, and
distinguished himself bv his advocacy Of
bellIgerent measures against Grea: Britain.
In 1917 he entered the Cabne, Of Mr.
Monroe, and was placed at the head Of the
War Department, in the efficient organiza-
lion of which he displayed consummate
ability.
At the expiration Of Mr., Monroe's Ad-
minisralon, Mr. Calhoun was elected Vice
President, and took his seat as President Of
the Senate, March 4,h, 1925. General
Hsyne having vacated his seat in the Senate
to become Governor Of South Carolina. Mr..
Calhoun resigned The Vice Presidency, and
was elected in his place.
AT the expiration of his term, he went in
to retirement, from which he was soon
called TO fill the vacancy in the Cabine, of
Mr.. Tyler, occasioned by The sudden death
of Mr.. Upshur, Secretary Of State. His con-
neciion with the Executive Department Of
the Government terminated with the close
of Mr.. Tyler's Administration, and soon af-
ter he was elected 10 the Senate, in which
he held his seat ioI FIVE years, till the day
of his death. For forty years he has been
connected with the public service, occupy
ing FASHIONS Of great responsibility. Mr..
Clay, who was his senior, entered Congress
about the same time that he did, and Mr..
Webster, who was Of the same age, entered
it three wears later.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SATURDAY, April 5, 1850.

GRAIN.-Wheat.-Th sales of ordinary to very
good red wheats Md. and Va. for grinding, have
been made throughout the week at 95a lO3 cents;
and parcels Of prime reds have been taken for ship
ment at l05al06 cents. To-day the same rates per-
vail. Sales of white wheats at ll0al Is cents.
Corn.-On Wednesday, sales of white at 4sa5O
cents, and of yellow at 50a5 cents. To-day sales
of both kinds are making at SO cents.
Oats.-We quote the range of prices at Sass
cents.
Coverseed-We quote the range of prices for
new seed at IS. 75a4.25 per bushel with sales.
ToBAcco.-rhe sales of Maryland Tobacco this
week have been quite moderate. Good qualities
60 off slowly, but common descriptions ranging as
high $3.50, are in good demand and sell freely.
We continue to quote as before, viz:
Common Maryland So. 5oa4; good common $4a
$50; brown S4a6 and fine brown Se.5Oalo.-
There is good demand for Tobacco from the up
per parts of Maryland. The small quantity receiv-
ed has sold readily within the range of quotations,
viz Common Ss5Oa4. SO: middlng S5as !; SPAN
gled and red Sl0al6; and yellow ) 5a2O.
The inspections of the week comprise SO7 hhds.
Maryland % hhds Ohio !; and l hid. Ky.-to,al
$50 hhds. The total inspections this year are
3547 hhds. against 3677 hhds. to the same period
last wear.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10

INCIDENTS OF THE WEBSTER TRIAL.
The Boston Courier has the following in
regard to the closing scene of the trial Of
Prof Webster:
AT 8 O'Clock, precisely the papers were
handed to the Jury. and they retired to their
apartment. The Court adjourned to their
ante-chamber in the building, where it was
their intention to wait until midnight, for
the purpose of being in readiness to impart
information to the jurors should they be
doubtful on any point Of law, or otherwise
require the opinion Of the Judges. i. hav-
ing been generally known that the case was
in the hands Of the Jury, and that verdict
was likely to be rendered during the night,
the excitement among the assembled multi
,ude in the vicinity became intense, and va
rious were the conjectures made. There
could be seen in all directions in Cour,
square, groups of people engaged in serious
discussions concerning the trial. The scene
within the Court. though more solemn, was
not less exciting, and notwithstanding the
lateness of the hour at which the result was
made known, there were present in the Su-
preme Court many OF our oldest and most
respectable citizens.
A, half-past nine O'Clock the foreman, Mr..
Byram, addressed his associates upon their
duty, which he stated TO be to render ver-
dict in accordance with law and evidence.
There were three questions to be settled,
in order to justify the jurors in the rendi-
ton Of verdict Of guilty, and these were
Was j, proved that the fragments of a hu-
man body found on Prof: Webster's premi-
ses, at the Medical College, were the re-
mains Of the late Dr.. George Parkman .
Was j. proved that Prof. Webster and he a.
lone, murdered Dr.. Parkman And was the
murder the result Of deiibera,ion and malice
afore,hought On each Of these questions
the jury voted by holding up their right
hands, as follows:
First Questions.-Has the identity Of DR..
Parkman's body been satisfactorily prov
ed? Yes-each juror holding up his right
hand.
Second Questionable Prof: John White
Webster, and no one else, murder Dr.. George
Psrkman' Yes-each juror again holding
up his right hand.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10

We may have given the following receipt
IN our columns before, but as this is the
season for "brushing up'' we think it not
amIss to publish j, again:
q MAKE " HiTEWAsH THAT WILL NOT
RUB OFF.-Mx up half pail full lime and
water, ready TO pu, on the wall then take
quarter of pint of -four, mix il up will,
water, pour on it boiling water, sufficien,
quantity to thicken ii; then pour i. while
hot, into the whi,ewash; stir it we'll to-
gelher, and it is ready.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10
INSOLVENT,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors Of
~ JOSEPH WEIGH, that a personal discharge
hath been granted to said debtor, and that the third
Monday of July next, being the first day of our
county court succeeding this date, hath been set
apart for the final hearing in his case, when his
creditors may attend and shew cause, if any they
have, why final discharge shall not be granted said
debtor r. II. MITCHELL, Clerk
April 10, 1850. Charles county court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10

A variety of rumors and reports are put
in circulation, relative 10 Dr.. Webster, who
has been found guilty Of the murder of Dr..
Parkman, in Boston. One of these reports
is, that DR.. Webster was seen by medical
student, in the laboratory, bending over the
dead body. The story, it is stated, arose in
this way A clergyman did state case to
the Attorney General before the conclusion
of the Webster trial. but it did not relate to
student, as stated, but to an important fact
in regard to a case which will probably be
made public shortly.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

rVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Charles County Maryland, letters Testamentary
the personal estate of JAMES G. WILLIAMS, late
of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, hereby warned
to exhibit the same, properly authenticated. to the
subscriber, before the expiration of six months
They may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said deceased's estate.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF March,
1850. GEORGE w. CARPENTER, Exe'r
NH Cot of James G. Villa rs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-04-10

over him similar to that with which he was
visited on the night of his commitment
His language during the time on Saturday
night Mr. Andrews was with him, was very
incoheren, He appeared yesterday in much
the same condition as he had been for some
days previous, and par,ook of the food pre-
pared for him.