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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

"a Notice 30 NavIaatOrs.-CUSTOa HOUSE,
NEW-YORk-CoIL EcToR'S OFFICE, October %, 1850
The 9Th section of act of Congress approved 18Th Sep
IembeT 1880 entitled An Actmakng appropriations for
THAT hereafter all buoys along the coast bays, har
bors sounds channels shall be coloed and numbered
that passing up the sound entering the bay
harbor channel red buoys with numbers shall be
passed the statbcdrd hand black boys wilhmeen
bs The port hand, and buoys with red and back stripes
either hand Buoys In channel ways to be c0ored with
alternate 'chite and black perpeadicular stripes
thereby notice that The provisions of the foregoing
Law viii be carried into effect and the changes indicated
therein made in the arrangement othe huoys In the waters
Of this District, on or about the Isl OF Nav 1851
o2o 2awSm h. MAXWELL, Collector
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

a RESPECTABLE, Protestant Young
IA Woman situation lake care of children
caamberwork do plain sewing or do general house
work in private family. Can be for days at lS4
2mhst between nh and 8hav third door front room, IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

NMANTED-15 AGENTS to sell
v new Manual for families as high wages can be
realized any similar establishment Gail or address,
post paid the American Family Publication Establishment,
l28 Nassau-st, N. Y. second floor n6 linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

NoTna,...,.,Slg FarOdt PoIHone, s..SlgnoT LoTnl
Adalgsa. A. Patti 0royeso Sgnor Noyelt
Conductor and Director Max MSreuek Leader, Mr.,
KpuIzer Chorus Master Mr. Hensler Prices of adnlis
ParQuet and Boxes, So secured sess, 81 5JsAmph
theater 30 Doors commelce az oclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
WANT PLACES.

a SUPERIOR ALTO SINGER is in want Of
"a situation in either r. Dutch Presbyterian or Bap
list Church. and who offers her services small compen
sation Address J d. B. Box 1891 7. Office MO lV"
a NICE, GENTEEL, Protestant GIRL,
IN wants place in a gentee family as Nurse and
Seumstress good references given She be seen in
Brooklyn, corner of Smith and Butler sis, ms lt*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

70 The Z. Il. Land Society is rapidly iilling
up. Those who wish join had better emorace The
Opportunity and and hear the Report of the Land
Committee who have sight in view win the Railroad
passing through itplenty of good Water and heal.
10y ocaly-between New Rochelle aud the contemplated
Village ofMOnGcello =,
The next regular meeting at III Graud-st on TUESDAY
EVENING the 10Th Nov. al y O'Clock, at tie Hall on The
third floor w PARKER, President
CHAs. KEEN, Secretary.
NB.-Eyery member is expected to be present ms &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

a S CoAcnMAN by young Man of steady
I&huhls. Understands the care and management of
Horses in every respect; would he willing 10 make HIM
sell generally useful Firsrate city references cha
racer and capatity viii be given Address j. c. Tribune
office, or c8nbe al 81 Mottst MO IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

a S CHAMBERMAID, or TO do general
"a homework, plain cooking &c. by young woman
with excellent Recommendations Having always lived in
the country has had opportunity Of acquiring city habits
Apply three days al % Hudson-st No objection 10 1--we
ont o the CITY mo GtN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

YEyO HAMMERSMITHS-Wanted,
q good TILTER. Apply the New York Caststeei
Works foot Of TweDty.fOurlhst East RlYer, NeW-foiA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

AS COOP Cook or CHAMBERMAID, by a
a Respectable Young Woman, with best oil reference
Apply d, Il Thompson-st near SpnnS-st- NJ i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

DrJ,w. RedaeId, Fa7siogaoai5l-li sa55ia7-.i al5lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

My thanks I publicly tender 10 Dr. LuTEYER, Aurist
2? Wsen-st for the surprising cure he has performed on
me was for four years troubled with deafness in OF
my ears accompanied with dsagrceabe discharge from
the external and tried the rs physicians in this city
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati aud NewOrleans with
the least benefit and was curedby the aboyeuamed gen
temau in the short space Of weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

It lucrative EMPLOYMENT given
Il lto Ladies' and Gentlemen who have leisure time, In
light genee fancy work taught in few easy essons
Considerable emolument may be derived ecquir
ed Apply personally between the hours of ten and four,
f,r tearhinp 81 NO lWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

a S Cook in Respectable Family, by a
IA Young Woman who is experienced, and can give The
best OF City reference has served in London for years in
tie capacity Call al y 10. 2Og Motsl and can be
three days successfully, front bascment n26 II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26
kKg. YORK wgEHLY vRIBUN8,
THE sGmI-wKEhLY TRI

B1yertseleuls ot ini' si1e1 "i+ 'e eUa- t1- - ~ t
A'' 49, -, e. 80 :, ...,,..,-,p
.,-t ~ &c, 5.,.d.9,,,, aod sot,,4o, rroricg--
eyce Is # snpan. Two COPIES for 8 Ter fer go
ia lSy - cent? NE earF jnsertiea
gvE NuxP.y09K TRIBUNE
Foh GAIfokN4i okhGos I'D ls s Ti STEAMER for
80 pub!iened OF tne oepaft1is " coz NO.
GREELEY McELl.Aa q, -v..sn1.-
-, -, 8TI4T7T(tEI
pECiAL W. lCL ,.
,...,a
RI Fraukl!n Literary Associati0n-ih'utIu
u H87-The second one Of tue s;fes q - IT,
ngs given by this AssocaNoG; VIII pe ~. on
Cbrysie.st near Broone commencing al ocoek OTder
Of Exercise Journal By the Editor, j W. McCunsi 4
say by D It Easion Debate upon Y" qle.u9 !3'' "a a
Parks; Neeaiiye, NJ 3. Andros. Admission free
C. a. PECK PreSideaL
VI RUcCLBs LANDoH Secretary. NO
g.
~ Young afen who are Just commencing 10 STA ,t,
flouId Use BocLe's Amoe, preparaqon Atompara2y
eureror 10 other for impair ing an ease 10 me process
md agon SILKY texture io skin. l. aaYs all irfltaon
so apt follow shaving and defends lAe 1oi
GtIlDg or cbapppg tErough lie influence Of tle "eaGcI
S ioa W '' - 's'''' "
u Brookyn ee Mngf eG,se f .,
Members, viii commence on wednesday evening heNt,
hins at 7! O'Clock, and be continued on every Inurso1y
Nov z7Ogening Lecture by z. P Wbipple of Boston:
The American Mind
Dec Dec D. Pa5E BENJAMIN ESQ: uThe Age ofGoi1
dd psc se1don sfG lie Y love- Eopement and Due with
Teadings from the comedy of " The Rivals
Sons IN The Duepna readings from the School for
Scandal
Ian 2-Sherdqn's Entrance into Parliament his EXtrava-
Ero .,1 gn.i Crtic"
Ian o-Sanue n Cox, DID.
Inn l6-Rey f. H. Chaplin: The Man oflle World
Jan 23-Concetl l,,,-...,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

a S CnAMnERMAID and to assist In Wash
IA ing and Ironing, by respectable yoang woman,
Prote slant in respectable fauly--T 1uld be willing 70
uurse and take of Children do genera housewoFk
Apply Rtl2 Suivsn-st. second floor n2b IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

A S SFAMsrREss. and to assist in House
"a keeping by Protestant Young WoUian, best Of city
reference can be given frequired Apply at ~ Amy-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-26

as Coon Cook, and to assist in Washing
aud Ironing if required by res9e.tabs Woma,
~ seTenlfst betyFeen First and Second avs Can
be seen for TWO days, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Grand ConcArtiii

We learn that grand Cooccrt Is TO be Civ
en- a, the Academy Hall, in Norway Village,
on Friday evening, Oct. 25'h, by the CASIO
Club, company Of amateur performers com
posed Of ,igh, gentlemen Of Portland. They
will be assisted by Mr.. II. ko,rschmar, the
Justly celebrated performer upon the Piano
Forte, and Mr.. II. VI. Jungniekel, now ae-
kno~lcdgcd to be the hes, performer upon
the Violinccllo IN the United States, who will
delight the audience with evidences Of their
skill.
The music is tn be Vocal and Instrumental.
10 consist Of Solos, GIocs, Songs aud concert.
cd pieces. arranged for eigh, instruments, all
selected from compositions Of the hghe,,
merit.
~ this !, Ia be- the only concert which the
company can give " at present, on account
IT other engagements, we advise all those TO
90 Who wish To- hear good music. Undonbt'
cdly 1t will BE- the greatest trca, Of the kind
we ever had IN Oxford County.
Mcssrs. KoiIschmar aud JunLnickel were
members OF the famous Sleycmarchic Com.
plny, who created an immense sensation IN
this country aud Europe few year since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Oxford County Cattle show and Fair

FRirNp The Cattle Show and
Fair for this County was held at DiSfelt
Village the esd aud 23d, and was very fully
attended BY people from the adjoining towns
and By many from disian, parts Of the County
The show Of Stock was not so large Is Al
many Of the previous Faip, butt was thought
by Judges would compare ia,orably.
The Plowine match attracted a good deal
of a,lention, aud passed OF to the satisfaction
OF all There were four teams cnicred-twC
oftwo woke, aud two Of one yoke.
The Ladies Fair did nj, visit, and there
iHrc canuol speak from knowledge, hut learn
il was very crcdllablc to those concerned.
Tho Address by Rev MIR Bates, Of Tur-
net, is yer, highly spoken Of by al who
hearl H. Hundreds, however, myself smonP
the number. were unable to yet within the
walls OF the houss by reason Of the crowd.
No, bciur on the ground the fret day eau
give M account OF the doings. You will no
toaht rcccivc the proceedings, 10 iull, IA sea-
sou tor yoJr NEXT number.
On the morning Of the 2Sd, the ci,ilen,
and visitor, were electrified by the appear.
aucc ru thu streets OF a motley company oI
lln,as,lc.. mounted on horse blck, accompa-
med rs a band OF sable performers seated ina
mos, unique carriage and drawn by a donkey.
The most If them bore banners bearing the
cahils,ic letters " +. =" with various other
insignia. The letter, were a puzzle To many,
hu, took them tor the initials oi Free Soil.
aud SUPPOSE the COMPANY va, a ,cutablc
band oi Free So,lcrs, right out Of the woods,
thc last umnauts Of that uncs--in imagina-
tiUn-rul, political party.
The Fan pSsscd oil apparently 10 the sai's-
faction Of all present y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
GUARDIAN SALE

pN ,nu. o.. En'u.s inIm ii-- Iisn. J.i. q
~ rulufr &C. ias ,,u.i, .' tNtfH. ! s.t.I #..F
~ rrysir al. si ihs du,iir- h.I-s uft1 b. I..
lsaujr, Gagc 10 Matr,irui. rr Fra1y, Nh, Isl
H., "l Nu,. nest fIuu rnr u'rh,k HHiii rVa 90 OLD.
.frfn,su, i'rrr eighth. ur iyuirI 4 o., h..u. "a.
'lrsTii~li RAJ rstF'r, .,iua.ri n NUrtri, r.l
b husing Z, May :, -, VI ,rI Dca.. ".
Gaer via
The hum,st,aI Farm ~ ih- hir H.. i..rr..
Gag. icins pI,t' Il lpi. rup-r,rI .r',r au| cd. '
10 The siNili nugr, cput,iuiug 'iuHt uur hHH...
.nd twrni, a'u,, rNcG'I,pg sisArt tw,ut, Eve ar,s
sni Iaft 1T The builings, wh,h hlrs b'su 1ssigr-.
~ bis widus. Nm : Gs.r e. slower. Ton 1...s
~ D., uuulrr-d s-'cr n Tho rl.,,ut Ilrg,. 1aH
acre, ~ IT nuHlrtcl nins, iu The sigbtb arr,..-
rcNs uuni.trd IN, l"iy -nirr, 11d uu- tl,u. 10
p~S muulsfcd thir, i've, ~ ID" crHgi'gli.nHd
mc,ling huu.v
Aui fths .sidr,al sfilt' ,hl.i UHt H. sull 90 tHs
.lsl hlissuth dl, II Nov. u,>t, viIlu0cr t1~
saur At p'i'ls .,r. b, ,itgc ~ .,id hscHo' az lt
dv rllug huu.r. in .ah WstrtrI, uu tic hf.t Nj.
day Il each sucrrsiirg mUulh, 81 un- o,ss,h i f.r
siicrW .pn. until q .hail l.. snh
SAMUEL. WARREN, Guardiau 81 sad llsHs.
wMcifui, Oct. rs. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
STATE ~ NAINE

ONToEp, - Ma C"urt 1t Car, C,mnis.ir1...
lcgsn tnl holisn ~ Paris. iihH ald &C. .,.|
C~int,. on tn Guuh rarsliN ~ O,tlg.. II
the aijslrnm~ni ffon the ~sit. T~D. \. u.
lsJO
lppn the 6wgHny p'iltiol, ssiislari,p s,ul-I.
h.sin- lzrn rrrriyrd that thr p'iitiunrrs lu H..
,pun.lAr ant uuYht o. b-haui toarh,a III u,ir.
iri 1T Grurh BE- thur pctiroi, q . Oiirfri, tHi'
tie Cnnn,.sio1rfs prrt AZ ths dsr'Iins hIi-e ri
John Gilrrras.. ~ li,r,n, ~ T.ssssv. ~ finf H
u D,s.s,lsf ssrf. - ba s'sa.k & w. AL tlsH.r
rr,,r,sl ~ view the ruutr mrntiunrd ~ sld 0.f..
ttln iul,.ii4t,l, ,6cr which view, . hsluu. o.
The patio. All w,tur.se. sill h. h,d a. =pme .f.
,.u,,ut pl,rr be- tlir ysinity, anil su-h farther
.wr. bkru in the prniisr. a. thr tpnufssiHHa.s
.hillu,i L. pfDisr NRl q - iiFtlsr Ontrfc 4 fllf
ptcr II th, i,u'- pl,rr 81 Pirpo'- ul ihr ,aHHl.
.trst.' us,tin. ai,t,s,,i, H. ciy.u q. al Isfs.H,
anil S'sf.,ri,un. ,nlrrsiri. b, phdrh,ag H. r'...
d, 90 = ,th The Ouirr Il the Isud thefron. ti.sr
u,,L. su,,e.si,cl, ~ M. OSIuul D,H,srlf, auus.
pap, pfrir,l ii r4n,. 81 thr Corli, 81 O,tr'.
ini H., sewing 80 atc.ir. y, 81 l,- Priii'pa sra
thi. Or r ia ur,1. upII th7 Clerk. 81 thr town. f
Ii,r,n, unNI.1,. Nr>rrt ill Rut t,ui, ani T...'.i
90 ihft pull,c phcr. IN each 81 .. ituuus, TrI H.
f.t 4 all p.,ilir,lr1nr aul ,lrh of ihr "hrr H..
t,r,., H. w. ,sr,sd and posted. q. L1sttbni, |i.s
d. ,f, sa,d iinr ~ m'ctug. IN The 'r,. that 'l
.un. anI s,ussaii"n. uu, thsu Hui th.r, 1Iru
,nd .is- r,a.r tan, tn, have, VI, thr rrn,r no
.,iI irat,trnrts shou.d ut h. gr,ni IT, 81;
Ntst WN. n. kluBNl, t1.rs.
tn- cop, ~ .,ul P,'i'ipp act O.dl,f a' '.r.rt
So ..Is VA. n. klMBNlia tLtt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

n, investigation eng experiments g hn'-
tsuI, I'D arr cy1uuudlv hurs.n- forward
.,--r,.,us now, 20 Oh. g-.cu,c ,f'bc ryIur1
o,ss., rl. sar.ss aue ,rrr~ y s-. 'ru.
of ,s.ut,t-,t rr-ly ~ ,.r rr,r- v1s 'he
coils ras ,o cu,rsa and ais1 itl,rNru'i %.
.v -. t,.it.a ,r- grr 90 s'o,s vhig growing
~ rt, t--y-J N1s I,,,.. md % 0.' ls
vel. o.. .ss. gr ,7arg rv,ts put them ir cr..
I... 49, ..-t .- a..a over rs la.ls. and co.
a.-raGth- ..1.,- at ,he.r lsisurr hours. BE-.
ir-, '-r a-r during ~.mc storm, fl' or ".u.
90. s..-.-r. -1r.;a''v .aerl .ar, uUi-, 1000.
.r.. .r..le.t,1 .a, .ruac--ur ,hrv cutias
-... r.r pieces. ol 'ares ur i..J ..., loa-,
.t...r DO t.eu .a r... -..I. ul.urr. Frs-rr.
,.a- r.., loo 90. sua, vas, aHi ,r srru. ar',
~ s-urg tas.1 oat. that ti,c, ui.l spring ur
.ad -r.. 81, ae. 4, lny uJH,r TIRE. 10 Hs,
49, urrr o.ud t.al uc,s m1, tJo1aD0y BE- enc
.ra..l sug-.--,.... during ,,-r, muuih Juiac
wear Irr.. Cole. 81 tHy Boston DuIutrr.
90 describing Ma Touy- rsrieu lu Uuuc,
Which hr ssf.ia Nre. co 800 s.g.r. .rys
Ng. 7. Or. grated rsrchus~s every MONTH
ir uss,,- ,ac.ft ta- winter myn'h,. Nna
Of. su. ... .. disposed O, ybe experiment 4.r-
rar iHc colo v.u..r. t.rry can ~ Ho tuuh; trat
D., eou.t succoyl. Wa ug, al. we'll as ,.-.
s,cc,s jal, a-e grated M ,Hs house dar.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Foreign News.

Steamship Asia, from Liverpool ls'h' ar
rived at New York yesterday, (as we learn
from the Nsws,) with 1866 passengers.
Cotton closed a, last market rates, with
sales Of ~ 900 bales.
From Manchester, the reports are more
cheering. Cloth aud yarns have advanced
Germany continues excited, while Austria
and Prussia are on the verge Of civil war.
AZ IIcsse Casscl dcspot measures we're us
cd ~ irri,a,e the people To deeds Of violence
and as a prc,esi 10 Austrian and Pnss'an IN
b'ricrrncr.
The llolslciner. have failed IN the attempt
to take frcjerickslandt; they have been re-
pulsed in such decisive manner, with the
los. Of their bc,ieglng guns, aud at least six
hundrrd killed, that ,helr cause now seems
hopeless.
Accounts from l'anch Indicate ;ha, NsPo-
leon il gradually preparing the people for the
empire reviews, and Immense bodies OF sol
dicrs arc frequently taken to increase the
prc.idcn,'s personal popularity on each occa-
.ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Later from Texas

Bahm.oo, OF. sIH.-Ad,iccs irom TcNas
that general Indian ~ar i anticipated ~ that
Sn,s \ great number ol Degradation. have
recently been committed by the Indian, near
SILVIA, and two daughters II a G,rnlu ~cr'
carried oil AiIray, and marker, aw quite
NUMEROUS ai San Anioalo.
The Boundary Commissioner, had reached
san Antonio, where one uf their lcamspr,
killed a man uaiScd Geo. 1eupcui, by -r,s
hang hun with bowie knric. Another OF the
,camsicrs had al alteration with a Mexican
near San AnlouIo. whom he killed aud then
made las escape.
4 letter W tie Galveston Civilian aver, tln,
,wo,ihrds are n l,'or oi Pcsrcc's compton,
lse bill, and ridculcs the idea ol going To var
distractions. 'rlc crops Of sugar are hm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
Didn't know his Brother.

H. DR.. llannA's Life and Memoirs ol the
late DR.. Chalmers, are a number Of rich ance-
dolcs, happily illustrating the quaIniness OF
tie Scotch character. One of these il the
following When Chalmers was preaching
in London, a, the height OF hi popularity, hi
brother, Mr. James Chalmers, q very odd
stick, ii b. had heard his " wonderful cOun'
isyurn?' Yes" said James drily, 81
ha,S" "what de- YOU think othim'" con
iiaucd the enquirer Very llitlc, indeed -
responded Jamie. Dear ne :" exclaimed
the other, when did YOU hear him 20" About
half "a holr after he VAS born" added the
mpriurbIa Scutchunn, aud have never
wanted To licir him again
This va, a Tact, Jane. Calmcrs Vas ~
queer a rriu. ,ha, he wouh nrvcrgo To hear
lhouu. preach.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
The Washington Monument,

The block II granite which Is To b. ~cni To
Wilmington Tor TIA, cdlGc,, according Ia tie
vote OF the Cay Government, - abosI ) ~
go Lagm py = ~ icct ~ .idth. snI y.
beautiful specimen both Of nature aud ri AIT.
The granite vas obtained frVm ledge on the
meek, aud Is Of very inc quality 10 our
ta,lc /, IL h'nlsomcr than the Qmncy, and &.
susceptible Of hIgl.rr polish The ~orh D..
done by WI. John l.. F,hrr, at Whose shop.
oa Dodgc's Wharf, South Salem, u nav be-
seem aud d, very beautiful. The Whole lruni
surface OF the block, With Ihc cNccpl,'u ol a
border, is sunk IN, aud the words " salem.
Massachusetts,, appear IN rrlirf-Na',A a..
sour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
The Judges Mistake.

The LoodOn correspondent at the New York
Albion, IN a rccen, letter, says:
Rather a good scene occurred lately in our
Bail Court, vu a new trial IN 4 cause removed
from the SheIT's Coun. The Judgc read
lrum the notes which had bcen furnished "a
him, and made several amusing mistakes IN
conveyance 81 the bsdne-s oi the writing
bot the following, which Sas enuuclatcd ''orc
rutundo" Was the best. The defendant said
he would -oe the goods id fret, before he
would pay for them" Up jumped simultah-
eously both counsel. screaming out, "my
Lord, according io nv notes, the expression
was dshrer,d 6rst''-whlch caused roar OF
laughter. Ills lordshiP, as soon a. the mer-
riment had subsded, said. Well, perhaps
YOU are right; but here !, is, ID, and then a
long dash, for can call 10 nothing else, aud
then anO,her ID. wish people would learn
to write little palmer"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

=. No, sir, f" said I, Il am Only waiting for
nv change
Your change, oh Nha, did you give
net"
"A half a dollar, sir."
he looked a, ne fcr som- moments, and
then said. care YOU rishi surei"
"Oh, YES sir, said !, with all arFa'cn'
.ncsnuousness, Il gave you ha.fa dollar just
a. that g,tl came ia 6r the castor OIL and
you Dot il in the drawer snj iorgo' 10 give
ne the change.
q" We. I am s..rc ! forgot all about u, but
d. suppo~, 8, isa.. arh,, sand be, as he gave
le fprty.i1.r ctr.s change
iva'sca gurs.'. oai vi'ss .h"f bet ~
SON as was rcgrj the ocrn,r 'ha." 'he
cram ,snr,sy INFO ,Ac gutter. 1ni run o.. As
fast as could. bone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25
To our READER

With ,hi, number. GTosor " uutrrr,
Ubo has ee,a the ssa.ur. or sole rub..shcr OF
81. The Oniurl DcnuyraJ, from lts establish.
meat IN t.a ..r.,eut time, rgs.u' 90 ,r,rH
teen yeau, takes up h., connection with %,
and leaves % tu lees experienced hands ",
deem jbc c,cas.on uo; 90 uuh, one, TO sly O.
ey-l of'he mau, the paper, and Doe cause,
tyr tar at,ucscy, vf which. % MS establish
cd VI. NiLsTr. ss senior partner conn
m-rcgd doe publication Of the ONloul Demo
cra,m Aug. lsJS. rhcJ,lyroai4n having
then 5caa recently purchased aud 10, place ct
publication changed from this County go Port
land. ,ac U,ny,uc, v, ONiugJ County, as "a
county, found Itself w,,hgu, an organ. Il
vail d. remembered ,ha, iuc condition oi ,hc
part, .a o.. STATE .ld ihs Couuty. a, TIA,
time aas s.nrusrIy critical, aud even peul-
y., Coz. Duuiap haj Jus, received Uis ar,,
nomination iur Governor, and iuf reasons
which doubles, q, Oh. time were considered
sound aud Sufficient, many ct tie leading
spirits Of lice party, ,u tlis Couu,y, were
oy,uy oypu.iug h., election, aud z.alousiy
a,h,cl.ug thy gr,icy,iyb Of Governor smith
Atibs c,.,l, boo the allan, oithc party, vhcu
%, support ct rygula, nomination, had hard.
0, btcUue usage. much less a jociriuc Vi the
pam ME. Mulrrr Withsuta .ub,cubrr on
l., Ust. ,ommeuc,d u,c publication Of the
um-g1,, a, tus organ OF thc Nishe, aud the
d ,,eu.aa,or OF doe principle, OF the Demo
r-.t,c party yt lAr c,-auty, aud 30 str1dnst
advocate ct ile support OF yrrular uomn-
uu.s Il = ,rcl.gs' O., ~ tIe I,yunay
prospects 1t tHc Paper a, chat time, were uut
owe. 1alIiaut. aui 81, ar. sorry ,u b. obliged
,o o., ,hcy haze uo, uaisullI, changed since,
,,.. N.,h a ,P,TiI OF perseverance character
is,c off ihe man, ana verify Of d better sup.
post, Dee has continued It's publication To the
prcs-u, t,ulc, Is 900 who know han will reaJ,-
is admit, With 1u cyc single To the grca, 10.
I.gss,. VI IAt parry. tie has been no time
server foe the sake ofpyrsonsl agrsndlIrucn,.
rruiy may D, %, SAID " han,
T4rl at not i,r the fashion, Of these ulss.
Mlel rSa MI. s~eat, Bat ior prum0tiOl.'
ever ,,4dy to- labor torand With the party, he
uas ueycs assumed %, dIc,Ilou or claimed is
r-v4rts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

NAVIGATING rHr AiE.--Thc Madrid pa
Icrs state that a Spanish .ronani, Who boasts
that la can guide his balloon against the wind.
ha, been allowed fluids by government for hl,
undertaking. and, On the 18th instant, was To
ascend al Madrid. Nhatc,cr wind NAV blow,
cru,- the p,rcnccs, and over France. hover.
isg specially over Bordeaux, and THocccd to
Iondrn. 10 receive irpm ihc English govern
mcnt the reward offered 10 the man Who shall
discover the means u navigating the air In
-pit5 81 atmospheric currents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-25

Stpprs Dr,rII Mr.. Joseph Moody, aged
e, died Yesterday morning very suddcnly, m
the road. IN B,6rld Iir aitcrded church on
sunday. ~ good health, and parionk II break
fr,, yc.icula, ~ well - usual. shortly N
,er he lrit the house, and m ihe road was
passed hy tvo persons. Que II whom a-kcd
him the state IT lr. health IL replied, ~
va, qui, we'll ior an Old man, and the words
had hardly passed boz. lip., before be- lcil anil
expired with . singh gl'P.--NTr'"yGPor'
MraA. ~