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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
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The drmocrsis increase their vote 1912,
the wings 1893, the free soilers 2523. Maj.
agains, Briggs ol3i. Maj agains, him las,
year In same towns 3Os2. making his relative
loss 600 The towns 10 come in are Of the
same complexion, which is not a good CON.
PleEioa for whIggery.
CcngrasmH.-ln the present Congress
the wings have members, free sellers :, va
cancies ,. They have elected 10 the next
congress Mr.. APPleton in the l., dis, Orin
Fowler in the OH and Heno Scudder probably
in the lOth-,hrce. The free solleu have
elected Mr.. Mann IN the slh by about 200
majority. In Nos. 2, ,, I, S, no CHOICES
and ! probably no choice
ScHaf'.-Thc opposition or coalition have
chosen %. OF these there is no doubt, aud
u is majority against the wings, the senate
consisting Of 10 members The wings havs
chosen ~. Tho election Of Governor op.
posed to the wings is certain.
House Of Representatives The Evening
Traveller counts III opposition, l3s Wigs
The majority will be very small either way
and cannot be ascertalnet until after the last
trial to hll the vacancies on tho 25Ih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

WAsniSGTos, Nov. !? The Republic no.
tees the escape Of Crafts and hi, ~iie from
Boston in connection with assurances from the
Boston papers that there has been no difficult
~ in executing the law and ye, the warrants
in the marshal's Office were not served, aud
We hear OF no attempt being made To serve
them. l,fuuher says the public have right
to expect from the marshal some more salts
factory explanation Of the reasons tina, prevent
ed the serving of the process, and his eon'e-
queu, neglect Of duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

hE'AulT os DLSSttT, o. THT lILiu1
On Saturday morning, abou, O'Clock, Jane,
Gordon Bennett and John Graham late Oppo.
,luon candidate for DiNrir, Attorney, me, in
Broadsay near the corner Of whl,e.si Ben
nett was accompanied By h,s wife. who, how
ever, hal stepped into shoe store On the up
posl,c eide - the street, just previous 10 the
encounter Mr. Graham was accompanied by
his huthers, Mcssrs Charles and TeNlt Ora.
ham. lie struck a, Bennett with hrs fsl -
he approached, but the latter partially dodgsd
the blow which took effect on his ha, aud
Knocked j, out ofall shape. The second blow
took eject US, below Bcnne,t's ear, and pros.
lraicd him on the pavement. Graham then
seized HIM with one hand, and with the other
bclabored him vigorously With a raN.hte
covskin. Bennett suffered mos, Ia ths face,
his nose appearing very much Swollen and
bloody after the encounter.
Others state tina, Bennett made an aiic1f,
TO dcicud himself with hl. cane. and, that lie
cried out mo-, lu'lily during hl, punishment.
There was a Number Of spectators 10 the 81.
,1ul,. brl no one inlrriercd To preysn, 4, 4
policeman, We are told attempted TO '-iIe Gr..
ham, At the close " the operation, BIT asi
prevented by one Mike murray Somewhat
soo"na' lighting man who CAV, h.m y.o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
The lrne Estimate Of Poverty

70 r,,,r, fashionable 10 many quarters to
cr,un, ID. praises Of poverty, and this fash
iou o., often followed BY ,hosc who do no,
snoU uha, the word poverty means. They
ny, upircgu,nty e1hori to ,hanknlness be-
cause ct tie asili,y Of III. r,eh to take caic Of
the poor. This resembles cant too nearly To
suit oar taste. We have no disposition to
,,oriy tia, class Of cujoymcnts which are
said to bclou, peculiarly to poverty.
We have frr somr time resided iu the STATE
IT poverty, hence been IN its very capital,
studying the policy Of It's administration, and
design to cmgrAis from il the frs, favorable
opportunity, heartily advising all cor fellow
citizens Of ia, STATE TO do likewise
Poverty Is source OF numerous disagrcea-
bic pri,ations, and the cause Of very many
,emp,auous-i, tends to vice and crime. 1t
: the ucp-tion Of vhaievcr bears q price {;
and a. commerce and monopoly has seized
upon every thing ia this world, nothing Is
Ten to poverty. But bad, troublesome, and
iucouven.cns as i, may be, We, It IS by no
means the Wors, thing possible Riches,
when dishonesty and fraudulently procured,
are less desirable than poverty. Wealth, Il
It be accompanied by internal disquietudc as
. 10 the means by which it was obtained. is far
less to be coveted than the eomPlSicsi poverty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

q We have caugh, it In Massachusetts,.
Perhaps It is coed to be afflicted, but for our.
selves, we have never been partial To that sort
OF discipline. The Wings have carried the
Boston District, and probably the two districts
mex, to Cape Cod And this is all! We
tear our friends there have lacked either faith
or works-which, they have the leisure to set
lie in the year OF saekcloth and ashes which
is before them, and determine whether 1t shall
again be said tina, three congressman Is the
sum total Of a Wing Victory in Massachu-
se,ts II Bangor Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

DtsrrroriuS 40 rr BusTus ,yy Mass
RaIL.FoAp Dlro1 uY Fur. wcarr rt,i'.
cl 20 the Boston Traveller Tor the particulars
uf,hc total destruction u the freight dep,
9th, Boston and Ne. r, Depot, s.lu1ici
on Causway street, which waS d.sco,Csiiolc
ON frc about two O'Clock Tuesday morning
The building was OF bnrk, aud Vas lbu.,
five hundred feet long TWAS hulltaboa'sH
years ago, a, 4 cost Of $40 ,soo, ard was Boz.
sured iur about half is value According 10
the best testimony that can be obtained a. the
present time, the fire took M lover part of
upper story, from what cause Is unknown
There was in the building al the tine iha, the
fire was discovered, an engineer, Two brake
men and the night watch of the bulding, the
latter Of hon had bccu oVCr building a short
time before. The engineer enquIred just be-
fore the fire vas discovered, as 20 the cause
VI a roaring noise, then plainly TO be heard
The Waterman replied that the wind was rs.
ing. Soon after, the flames burst ont from
the roof, giving those who slept below scarce'
IL time to escape, on. or two leaving their
watches behind. The flames spread with
rapidi,y. aud almost instantly the vast build
ING. in il. entire length, was one mass Of FIRE.
The upper story Of the building was oceu.
pied by MesSs. IIarrOd and Fernald, ei'sn-
siye mahogany dealers who had, within day
or two, removed large stock Of mahogany
from Ann stree, to this building. Their stock
is estimated tn have been worth $4,000 to
50, 900, on which there is $4,000 insurance.
The great weight Of the mahogany fastened
the destruction ofihe building by breaking the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

mortal mind than Intellectual otuv0,On. The
happiness Of each individual demands its pro
grrSs. Tho interests u civil snd religious
liberty call aloud 20, it, advancement. Then
lei us roll on the ball, and Evt every psiriot,
every Philau'hrOpS,, every lover OF God and
humanity, lend Us their aid, until every in
,ellee, shah be reached, and every heart j.
touched by ia sacNcj influence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

Mech l1, asrr dom, ..l'niu o. iaN yelr, Ir
ua STATE % improve rus Common Schools,
aad yef much remains tahr a'uc. E'tabhsh'
Cd .sh,o', u many pI,c,s arc 90 conducted
cha, they on. II ruIS or 90 Prnft. Poo'
-rhco, houses, raf-ror teachers, aud a want
ofTeNr,rrmc,o 90 tbo part OF ,cu0i managers
and employers, al tend to render a school
ubPro6tabie This indeed is 20 be- l1nru,rd
Bat Nbag shall we DO Shall vc be ior,
Iasni and DO nothinr, because what has been
doug Ass Dot removed every obstacle in the
lay, and brOoght ioaH PsISctou' No
Let as lay our shoulders 60 %. wheel. Ths
eAu.s nust stii! adyare- lad ~ progress be
snwart. Noih'r- s,-a religious culture,
..'r 81 T-rr .ra-'s' 'As .'frr'~. r' .'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
PniLlprlpuIA, Nov. IL.

PniL.DrLPnIA, Nov. IL.
Drt,wARr Observation-Disclosures Hun
drcd has gained democratic majority for
Governor In Wilmington the wings have
only abou, 100 majority on the State ticket.
Dover Hundred has gone wing. Little Creek
Hundred has gvne for Ross aud Riddle. New
Castle Hundred has been carried by the wings
by a small majority. The democratic ticket
in Wilmington will be abou, us ahead. The
democratic candidates for Governor and Con
gress are believed to be elected by about 100
majority. Nothing is known Of the LegIsla-
tute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

Fax At FsrptrIcros, ". B.-Ncarly the
entire business part Of the city Of Frederic
ton y D., Vas destroyed By FIRE Yesterday.
1t commenced near the Methods, church,
burnt to From, Street. and through to rear Of
the town 900 houses are reported TO have
been DESTROYED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

DEosrs.-The editor OF the Boston Cour-
ier is very severe on droncs. He admOnlshes
young nea "noi to be drOas--,o be anything
first. Saw wood, bring coal, go scaSenger,
sweep chimneys, shovel gravel, dig mud, do
anything useful, and escape the affection -
Rouse yourself into energy. Rests, at once
the morphesn death. Resolve to be a man.
1t is easily done. You Can do what you ,SiR.
But above all, cut the droRe. Gu, him as
you would the raging plague. Cat him brave
Is aud forever. lie would ruin an angel, a
demigOd. Touch not, taste not, handle not.
You are in the slime il you do. Nobody will
care for you; you will not care for yourself.
Finally, you will go on, of the world with a
memory unwept, unhonOred, and unsung. '"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

(LLr-,srn. ir..llrl ,- o. ,ulsui,.r. ,b,r o.,
Il ua,r 1r ar.rrrt. go IrTrr'ri t' s,u.r thr
,rri. pii1f o. tb- hfst "a, OF lara1, rsf. ne ii
'ss.r.H, Ui ,llsiHg rr his 1',usas sn-,0, ss 80.
49, s0f 600 sr.fh. n.s g. sur', su-irirul hr
The, vhl have uet ibr m-yu. o. Ia, irr-ftuf1,
t...u-rrs th-u so irraH.s tI.f ace POO uaI. ca
r- 81 r, fhattirir. stU o. srIrsrt.t O.. r.st.
GEO " NlIITIT
ra,s o.. g. l~5p o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
ni..olalion Of rnrtnerhip.

DUBIlC n0,ics - h-r,'y giva iha, The Partner.
L shin hrrrt Gee -N.iurs l-'vrrn he suhsui.
Isf. ua,l-t thr 6ru snj st,ls at MiJtrrr 4 MT.
ttS, d. ihs IA, dee l,cl D, m1iral c.rssli. Al
fsu,auj. Jss ths fl ace tram fr,d 1r' fs,ltle O.
GtuUDt 4. MtLLfs. & Co, AID 90 ff vt1r
ID. f,1 eve i1nc't.l vII cal sr th-u q i.l,rrHuf.
grrRCR " MiLLITr.
GEORGr I. NrilfN.
rsfi.. Oct 10, lSto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
B,LriNoRE, Nov. ~.

The Boston Fugitive Slave case has Great.
ed great crcilemen, in Georgia, as the slaves
were from lha, Siate-it bids lair TO over
throw all the efforts Of the Union
men to secure a majority Of the Convention.
Efforts are being made to remove ChaPlin's
trial TO Baltimore
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

SulcIDr-We learn that Slmuelll. White
house, Of Belgrade, hung himself on Sunday
night, the ID inst. in the barn Of Mr.. Johr
Lander of Mercer, at whose house he had put
up for the night, About six years ago
brother of the deceased hung himself in the
same barn. Partial insanity is assigned As
the cause.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
ClScsS,Ti, NOV. D

NlNtlSNAIit WV 10
nashville CoSvG Tios.~- Gov. Charles
Mcdonald Of Georgia was elected President,
aud Gen Chapman Of Alabama, Vie. Presi.
dent. An hour was consumed in receiving
credentials and filling vacancies IN committees
when the con,ention adjourned to - o'c!ocs
tomorrow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

MoRr GoLp.-Thc steamer Cherokee ar.
rived at New York on Friday the 9Th inst,
bringing 22s passengers, and 100000 in
gold dust. She lef' Chagrcs 9th ul.., and
Kingston 3ist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
Chg Orioro Democrat.
PARIS, FRIDAY, NOV. 10. 1850.

- Sslseriters u The Democrat IN Sputh Pass
sud virinity, w herva.ter knd their rap~fs Al the
store 81 Mcssrs. RUST h YOUNG.
n Ncrwsy Village and viciaity,at the Storp q
JEREMIAH HOWE.
n naskfell NaAFc ani ,iciait,, ~ ths Hotel 81
JOHN TAYLOR. Eso. a. Each oiwhiCh ptsc,'
NE, Nth h delivered fs - pr C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
EAPFoNY

- -
EAPFoNY
We NO, urirgeuer,ly have eyhorau0r,
f-o.a orr '-r-ts. cr sce them 10 'h- rsrr,.
'ur hl--rrv We are v,7 aware thlt this
.,r--ssar. tr ,is ,.,rr,, Ut aHy cuu,. d,.
-g lsrt 90 tbr action 81 number, Dut there
col rt-rrris,'r, tu harmony vrihn1i which
rgnnu, t- a.aurl. ana ttey are 'rr unite,
r'rHrr1ss aai irir-es, lf,ur v1r,, tgr.sy
.au- a ti,h s-y, a-,i another upon a lo'
ssy 'rsrr -r~ -- ro harmony lr Ucs'c. \
rrsl,, fou such r,rs,s would rr; be- ru-
&c. hrr mere r5.,s Vet 10 might b. irr ,r-
ts.-tH of one 1T ,H' musician, Co insist on
-l,v-c rrr1 t.- hrortc kcy, b.1r,r 10 ,u.t-
sl bis ov7, lrsuauJrt ~ voice and 70 o'- ui
ri- tuo rarc, td 80 weld, and ajor, F.
coru.r kgr. 'h--r -.r.f h. ro harmon,
N1N De-, rs a.,cIf n- harmony .1 ourTo'
a-s uruI ur tfr, settled ru our ur.', uf
purpose. 10 'hs m1uar vr mus, be- honest
70 tad, lIr'r tr.c,. m4y ,rcr,yI frava.Ic,
trt rr r.I.fr-. ID ID. ma s., rrsy fn rfry trick.
wr- immunity Tier. .-. =, many strings
.f,r rr.- PA, natter, OF r,',,r-. chat b,
ANN. -.... .......,.r.u. W,ts,r Great
.,,-4r., AMI .,..r.H ,rru.f-,.i,,. ID,
Prove ,s,, po..a.l. I'M ths wan, vt success
~ rr- ,r.rr.r.. vr.,. ,s, subtle. and
h-ar, refined trek, o. deceive OH. rsua,.
r, thor INTEREST. h1,. ..orys failed rr die
i,--s INN. .-s with f.r ROVER .r thor own
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
Court Al Iustice-..Oath,

Courts at Justice--.0sths
Il Is sometimes out 10, To witness the pro-
cci,uV, ~ Court, Of Justice, and We have
Often b'rn as'oplshsi II the appartn, small
value wlicN D, ssturop "a oath, a. though IL
had become .. marc matter " ioun--a bust.
ness transaction, m which mrn engage IN al
,he warmth - passion ard prc'udicc-,ho,e
iI srl moral properties Of human nature
'r,' iu g. lrr-, q araicr n1i crp'cntcn-
seem ,c ic-rct ,ha, thcy src hr1ihers Too
oi,cn aye the hirh stations II authority used
to spori with the feelings, and trihc with the
o5ih Of a fellow being who . less acquainted
With lls ibrm and trammels Of the law, than
themselves. VIA, must b. the standard Of
morals amang ibu-e who think 20 lightly Of
the Obligations ct an oath We bo1st ct oar
morality. and spurn with indignation the
charge of corruption, and are ready TO crush
,hs man who dar,s to imrcach the integrity
Vt lhc people, ~ their rulers ld ia our
'rrbural, Of Justice. where ve should find all
those pure 1rt genuine principles Of the hu'
m1u h,.r'. ~icru charity shou.d spread her
ampl 'oIls.-vhcry Justice ana Mercy should
blend together ~ protest the innocent. and
punish ,hr -miy,-c,ru here, dove witness
che sacred obi cations of the oath ,rIrcd with,
tut MAD, tu vs,cr 90 rs course, 20 suit The
We've cf l-.-l chicarcry AMI ri Monies
ruc. 90 s.e,sne OF the cilcr, otan 0l'i among
d yytrrus r-opis, saws "Sach was the To-
Ggc0-, 81 oa,.s among the Roman people, tina,
nothing bound tnrn stronger 10 the laws, and
,-sy ulru did more toy On" observance of an
cath. than they would ever have performed
irr tho thirst of Glory, or The love Of country
When Umu,us C,gciua4ius, the Consul, want.
RI 0, rlrss % arm, .n ric CITY, against the
trru, si tc vols,i, the tribunal, opposed
b.m We'll. said he. 70, I'll tho,. Who have
taken lr oath To the Consul ct tie preceding
wear march under my banner IN vain Old
the ,ribu1cs CIV clt that ih.s Goth vas mo-
longer b.oJ.ng. and TIA, when they took II,
QmuJgs WIS bot private person. The Pc
30 were more religious than those who pre-
tended 10 direct them. They would no, listen
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

CO In the late elections tbs Wings have
gained nothing. New Jersey gone, New
York gone, Delaware gone, Massachusetts, as
good as used up. and other States going
Where, then, is whiggery' Echo an
sven. "whege" 40, VIVA, a falling OIL
va thcge ny -Ou1irymcn What snail
,,.. a.. r,'l- ny Ai,A4rd ?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
LATEST NEWS.
Erw YotK, Nov. ~,

EEw YofE, Nov. u,
Erw YOrn Etrorios.-Th. Official re-
turns, go Gar a. received. seem to indicate that
Hon, is defeated. though there Is baro pos
sibility Of his election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
WINTER SESSIONS.

The following IS the result Of the Official
count Of the votes upon the change OF the Con-
stitullun IN relation To the " inter Sessions 49,
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Massachusetts, Election.

Drrrlr or rnr wHos.-Ths Atlas e1.
presscd the state n usual. and Published on
Tuesday morning tbc vote Of 975 towns for
Governor. and Senatorial and Representative
returns sufficient TO show that the wings arc
beaten, and have lost their power In the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

Il is said the widow Of the late Professor
Webster and daughter, have sailed for fayal'
in the Bark Ion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

The hardest rain only vets the body, but
hard cords cu, the heat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
THE AUBURN VOTES.


1ho Lswis,nn Falls Journal has just tot
hold Of m old story sbou, the Auburn votes,
which We investigated more than six weeks
ago. Whatever mistake there was in the Az
burn votes, was manifes,ly asains, Mr.. APP
ple,on, and no, in his favor; and as to the
Journals accounting for Fessenden's vote
falling behind that Of Governor" We should
think this would he somewhat, difficult, since
Mr.. fcssenden's vote is iagr than tina, for
Go'emOr-IArgus.
The Argus, then, does no, deny the proba-
bility OF a mistake IN the Auburn vote, bu,
thinks that whatever mistake there Was in
the Auburn votes, was DnHift'iiy dgGHa W..
appleton, and not in has JarOr." Now let
Us see Abou, this. In Auburn,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

Vice we learn Of ourselves, bu, virtue and
knowledge need a teacher.
o 1t is swee, prospect to look in,o the eyes
~ irrs friend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
Ass,rolls. No, 10

Gen. ChiPm'n was to-day chosen Presi'
den, OF the Maryland State Cen'en,iOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15

A pa,riO, is known by the iu,crc', he takes
IN common school-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-15
Obedience TO Law.

Maj. in favor Of wiui,, s.. s,,2s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
DArRNr CUTTING AND CARVING nAcHIr1
II EnR Wn0n AND AETAL-Yhs shnx. n,srhina

DArRNF CUTTING AND CARVING AACHIN1
i FOR WOOD AND AETAL-Yne .bove machine
having been thoroughly I'd for than Two year,
palsniec desires 70 call The attention Of capitalists the
The machine embraces the mosl perfect combnarol
Of movements thai have been introduced for cutting
carving and IL capable Of producing any form shape from
The sIe Of The pattern down. IL performs with the mos,
ding and carving Among long si Of circles may bs rect
sped the following: cssnsi and Pisno-rors mEkeu
work blocks for cabeo pepe1 and ocoth printers wOoc
type, block letters picture frames brush handles
for casing type and all Of Gothic nodded carved
md for csrpenters IN churches cottages
&c &c ke fhe economy OF time and labor by The OF
these machines, In furnishing 81 much reduced cost long
hss Of arncles 10 the mechanical Of daily and o.
suy - well a. OF luxury, WILL V believed, eoryIDcs
readily The most ncroduous 10 iu vsue properly pu
u operation fhe saving In the labor Of carving viii be 81
ethers work from 100 70 so per cent? ana has vs
is line VIII readily control me market AZ regards hs
petenLrgh iuell II 10 lneoniesuby Substantial one;
takon 90 combination OF movements never before artenpt
cd and OF in besi recommendations thai Il haS
I'd only The United States Pse1t Ones but also tEIi Of
eresl Britain, France and Belgium where their KNOWN
suictness regards American tlvougoas pEecudes he
idea Thai This II other than novelJ.
fbe paeree DESTROYS Of either tAkirg prrIocf c2ps
bic Of managing the buGness In this city, and having the no
eesssry capital 70 cary on be viii sell psr or whole
France Belgium 10 which countries machine yin Be
sent In few dnys under TIE guidance Of skiful mechanic
Any person defrous OF entering into the sae A1d hav
ng The reQuise qua6czuona the inventor would be happy
between the houn Of 10 An and n 81 he Office
ofWorxn Co.'S iron foundry and machine shop, Is Elm
where be VII give any information show ne machine
hoperanoa- ljyS III ISAAC N. SINGER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
A LUXURY! IMPORTANT 70 TIE LADIES n

AThsi inhniiely superior sruele for The toilet War
nors Liquid Amber rapidly taxing the place Of oil soaps
for personal washng and 10 found peculiarly adapted 70
The nursery and for lbose having deiesle ssin. Every
lady aware Of The injurious esecs amending t1e OF
ell msuer bow good toey Of Their lind,
how highly pcrrumed and tne want Of something sap
ply their place hes long been desired and expected Zoe
LIQUID An BEk vii be found 10 fliiy meet ms wxns
- 10 10 M superior 70 any soap ever made, combining al
me sonepins de.egen, or cleansing properties Of The best
Imported sosps without any OF tneir impurities
n n pui up IN splendid glass ground stopped bodies
Vi each aod In smaller bottles al Is c-nts
No porson amer using the sftcle would be wlho1
Tor any consideration kHnufscnred Only by A WAR
nl and cod holesale snd retail lc7 JobDsf also
kushton, Clnk CO. Ito srosd way and 10 Astor houses
r. w. Merccrezu, cor Broadway AMI fOureeuh si and
bJ rhomss MARVEL. 96 Wilian-st snl4 2InMWsg
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Patent ZIuo Pallet.

JTHE sUssCRIBERs, AGenu OF the Hew.Jsusy Az
porinE ,od kinng Company, havs received rom '.'
extensive Wosks al Newark supply Of the Patent Zcs
srowp and FrsnklIpsis Palma which Win bs disposed 8
on reasonable terms
fhess paints consist Of VARIOUS shades ron dss, ss
brown, up 70 deep orange and also black end be.r,
composed Of metallic oxides their lasting properties and
economy can he confidently recommended. Rhis Conps
ny also prepares, from The OXIDES paints peculiarly
rsusble coating ofbon and OF TN forming the bas
srotecdon against oxidissron nov Known.
These paints when applied 70 wood sorr. aso, . vl.s
sle protection against IRE.
supply OF The Compsny's bcsurfnl wtite Oxide 81
xinc sxlensvey psed 10 Paris and other PARIS OF
Europe most valuable Eubsluis for white lssd and
ether doie.erious pasis 70 shortly expeced sor sale by
the subscriberi 1T JONES 4 co.
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