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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
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Ser lintafttistIns whnfbt bsn Ginncbnsrn BON
9std uno Ben anarenSsnosn Gaunties adbtunespoa
au5uSsiaen, tas er i'd in Der Stabt gisuport Iofrt
bat um ale perfcnen. Die nit Obsnbsnamtsm psrIs'
aenmadsnosn Sinpernib Der Sprabe bsbuftst iinO,
nit GrfcIs bapOn Su befreisu. @r 1T wObIbsfannt
aIs Der rinSiae Maun in ben 8srsn9ten Staaten,
weIcher has Stottern beilsn Fam. obne een patsn.
ten iratno elmer munedrSIicben Speraticn Oeer orm
strnsfen Stmsr; Su unterwerfen. 3eine o e.
ablune mirb petIan9t, bis cine pcufdntise Ssi,
luna benirit 1T.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
Domneritas SEN .. Naai, 1850. s
SpeisefIi1 waaa
q drpu SO in t.

in Der pautcn sraec bic 4k Sbdrs uussrbaIb 5a'nbus
G2irtbsbans.
Qns Sunarigfn uno Durfiasn. fomcbIaIs Gnbe.
re- ifno freunoftoftIi sinasIacen. ben cbsnasnaun.
ten Srt Su bsuhen mUfsb iis su ieeer 5sit nit allen
Scrten pou g6ariits unb grfrifbunasn, als Gu.
fern. Gripes. Sleifd. &uheu u. no. nsbf
alien Scrten 9etrdnes bon better Aualitdt, nab Der
ft6nifen Manier une an cen biuiehsn prsifsn be'
cieut mercsn follsn. 3rstst elm. 5srrsn une Da'
men, unc hberieuat @u6 feIbf.
QlIentaun, DIT. IL. nq6R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16

Gr bat bas Sous neu aus
m6bIirt. nsue BsItsu aufsrlfsut
uup Rutr uub Eeler nit ben
urrusbmiisn Speilsn une 9s'
trinfen uerfsbsn.
Geine GtaLIunaen u. Sheos
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
49, ScDr tpi6ti9c Ncui9fcit |!
Cbarles Srbnll,
& Raufnanns<S6neiber in Der Stapt 9Il>
IrifniIlf,

Rauflnanus<S6neioer III Der Stapt 9ll>
lciltdtlni
23enatri6tiast feline Sreunccn, atten Runern une
Gin aeebrtes pubIifum ubehaupt eaB er iocben slnt
nsue RaumannS Shncicsre er6tTnet bat, une irar
fd,da ac9ennber Ger Sorfsucw t6nIle, unc Gle 2Ir
3bnre cbebaIb Der ,,Getta pahirt" Sruderci. ouf
Ter n6rbhsn Ssits Der .SamiItcn Strabe, in Qusn
taun. aOmo er
Gimeu ucuen unS sans UprtrcfHidbcn Stoef SSa"'
tinaeteat bat ben r auf Die fuSefe Qniei9t an ben
biuiaien prsicn. nah cen neueiteu Wreen, ouf Ole
belle 9HeiIe uno auf eaS 9eftmadpOufe Su &iCtecr
umarbciten miro.
Gsiue 8aaren befsbsu sum Sbetl aus fupTfet
neu Gudheru pcn aUrn Sarben uno preRsn. une
Nismano fam ea fsbIsn ieinsu eisenrn Gsldmad
su btfrieriaen.
Scin SScjfcn,cu9 Wirc niraencs fcnifmC in
bieIer Gtaci uberurfen ;-Sm 9raCnthell fnblt er
periidert cab feline ausrpab aues IN rtt'em Srt on
Sd6nbeit uno 8iniQFet ubsrtifTt Tt.-Srins Gaze
tnercs Sottinets uno 70 mgitcr. ilno ebenfdts pcn
erifer 9ute uno feline oncere Sommermaaren 9lseb
faus ouf has SorafdItiafs ausarwdblt msIthes ibn
in BEN Stano ffer, lCnsne Scmmer.Ielocr all cen
alIsrnisori9fen pretBcn absuIasrn.
GunDeu:S Strbeif -Scltbcn bic fonifwc fau'
fen, pro er nit Srruoen uno Sdnf ibre el9ene 98da'
rem, an ben btliafsn 9rsisen su &lCcer pe,fert9en
--uno er ruoute nod bier bemerfen. oa6 or ibnen
fur fribere @unlf in oiCiem Sadie leinen Danf Sout
uno oa8 sr iid ifsts frsusn Miro c init ibrsn siss
ncn gBaaren bel ibm einfsbren su febsu.-Gr bittrt
eabn um cine Scrtcaucr tieic 9unf.
Oerti9c 6leiSnn9ssStiifc
gr ascsntt aub INNER Elm pOufanciaeS Qhcrte'
msnt fSrtiaer &Ieiounss Stlfe ouf 6ano 6u bolten'
als St6de pcn allen 8snennun9cn. Sarbtn uno prel'
Fen, Refen. 6oisn, etc. ett.-SanoeIt fur cure e.
oensn SntereIen uno rust an Ct febet nitt nat e''
mem aeIrmatbsncrn fOncern nur nadb elnem l'ben-
Iosenoen 0rcfit @auss dnSuse wie ne nur per'
Ionot wsrSsn pon 5 bis 25 &baIer bdIt Cr INNER IN
Q3ereitfhoft, weIde wenn ibr lie fault ittsr sint
fdb6ue Summe eripdrt
Da CT bic Mscben rseslmi6is ucn pbilaeslphln
uno Weuporf erbdIt 70 fann sr lcmit alien na1 lb'
rem eiaentn 9eGbmad eienen.
Gr Iaeet oaber 1Ge sin BEL ibm ansufprsdtn iel
ne @oaren unb 1rbeiten Su betratt,n (neIhes ia
nicbts toffet) unb iid feIbit ucn Sbsnssa9tsm gu
hberseuaen-u uno CT fibIt periidsrt, oae wenn elss
oeIbisbt, or ,.feiue 8s6nun9 nitt Cbns ben Blrtb
niadbt" renn tr auf cine IibsraIe unterfnean9 Gee
yublisumS re6Rst
ebarleS Sfoa.
1rrit ts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
9lff9ntez 19ri6t,

pa Sbomas Srad uno feline Srau uou Torb.
@beitbau Saunfbip. eebd @auntp, uermittsIt st.
nsr frswilisen ueberf6reibuns, batrt apr s, 1850.
al br Gisentbum, fOwObI lie9eucss als snf6nIi6eS
uno uermifhtes. an rie untsrfdrisbsnsn ibsrtraesR
habsn uuo Sruar sum Sellen Der Grscitoren ees be,
lae:en Gbomas Sra6, 70 psrbsn biermit 4(Is wsl-
DE nod an bsiasten Srad fduIcis iine. aufssfor.
cert. Swiften nun uno Dem llieu fen Suni ab.
SubcsabeH-~une Golhe, Die rshtmaei9e Soreerun.
een an srfagtsn Srad babsu, beIirben ibre Re6nan.
gen bis eabin aud sinSubrin9en.
0Jiid,acl SBpporin0, o,r,,;,.
Sacpb SilliH9cr, ""sN
1priI III. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
Gro 6er
!SOlss llrao &Oblciss SOf
IN Cub 0etlehem.


Die llntcrhrtttrcu tenoritti9Sn ibrc Srnec uue bas
Vutttum dtrrhourt raG M tfebru prrcn r cttn CrvSbn
tin bcl 6cbns ncf rcm otter uup wctttcfonucu Sanb
raB in Sdegrhlthcm IN allen nSadn 3pH9tn 81 bretSn.
9anttar fir tisbtrot tIutaeuna htu hs rur pdntdhs
gufporuna in ihrm GIaf uno bTalt prft, au lrnerbtn
stneu Sht oEr SfFtntttthrn Runsfhoft 3u crhottn
9S hatcu tsire big einGn 9rcGsn une undetrtrtn 0er'
roth pen Yauhcl ouf banc une ea he in 89ri hno ab'
reno Der tcmtnon sobrrsyit, cbn9fibr u 9Iltcnn SuB
I8 eQiue w prfracn uno eas anR I'M Rlinen gu prtau'
kn prrSsn s Cs fir Saarao hcm @ntaufsprEs prtaufn
uuo tsinabe 10 6iu9 ouf Grcc auf cine fury 9cit.
"a eisOtu br cisncs @oubcl dssu, 70 fno f i'm Sunns
3ias fdr GttGurc 70 wehf wtnn n o'bltr oIs ir9suo
Icu7t iinouo III fdurn.
it wsrrcn ctrnfuas smt Cd far GbSuos auf Sisuuus,
tinrSn turicr 5cit, thfrn.
| SFr iteocr 0crrdtb btltebt aus
| gRci6 Yiue 93cros, 6fnlird Ssns'Hte9d
gd6 20. SuScrtattn IL Srarrtn
SRsi6 Yins gtantEn sSEtfrns u eFrui's sdin'
Gdb GO. ccln
| GRsi6 aius StantIiuo edttdntr
| Ssmlcd ec. GcttIrtcroS
siribcn ayyr:, ennrns uue Gibrn Yantsn, garp unS
| CneIn: 9rrbs. Il. 10. II. ( IL.
GtSnfafs habtn &c uub crfn bdnei9 auf dne battn :
nen 9rcFrn Gcrratb rcn
StetnfoGlet
Str 0 pdhs Fe pcbtit ais irsnO Gin aneEr ia rtraH'
| fu, I'M StaneE iine.
sac. .8tbEben,. GVai 81, ls49 nqls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-16
Tlauer llno Su
Dtc =

5enrp eaursnee, 3abndiit uon pStlaeslpbla,
bat i'm ..Gaale 5ctsI" cine Sifee a6hnet. wcicIbf
sr bsrsit it, 4Gtu abBuwaten. Die feinsf prOfebOnd'
len SienIs bsn6tbist limb.
81 III nit siusm porsisIitsn aiIortrmfnt pIattsn
unc Dipot 3abnen psrfehen. fomir mii 5dbnsn nit
ArtifIeaI Gums CsuniiIidem 3nhnflef6) rsIdc n
auf ole bnItbarfs uno funfseredtefe Bessin'nisesn
bersit it, !8rarfbsitsn oss 5abpfleiftes me'eeu &C.
beiIt-angefauIts Sabine ausatfhat-gltrpen franz
batter 3abne pbns Sdmsr, ssrff6rt. uno aue sur
prCfseOn asb6risen OpGaticnen sur poui9sn 3ufrs'
cenbeit un can biuiaen 8erinsun9sn osrrIdtet
Gr psrweif auf fcIsence 9tfffn, wohnbaft in
philadelphia uno Quentaun
Cant. G5sc. 9QcttcH, gR. ..
6rnrp g. paittrien N1. D.
scbn ". Ns9kllou. ". ..
Schn g. Scipnvne, ". D, (3abnart)
Gbarlts 3. SRartu, sQ. ..
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{. S NcSotr, W. 2. (3abnarBL)
Sue. Rcmil, GR ..
s. Q. GdaHe, GR. ..
q. %. - 5ibur uno @urseIn mertsn gratis
ausseScesn. wenn iie sur einfeeunS BON tunfItbsn
3ahnen entfernt wererR fcIIen.
1uentoun, December s. na3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

The Empirr civ arrived 1t We" York FROM
Chlrrc,. ,c-lcpIay, with 90 dsy' later news
to Oci. :, 900 passengers, and large amount
Of gold She len Charr-s ~ the 10Th The
Georgia len Chsgrc, abou, iwo hour before
the Empire CITY. and Tho Cherokee was To-
lra,c on III, following day. They Will hiring
?j0 L. 500 passengers.
Onc hundred aud ~, huildinr, wrrc burn
III ~ the late FIRE at san francisco The fr-
- supposed To- b. the work 81 an lucrndllry.
AMI several arrests have bccn made. III" oi-
dcc II the p,.iGc News ~as cut,rcly destroy.
cI-lo,s sJu.OOo.
The accorn'' from the digging are r'ri"uS,
aud msp, arr vending their ~, back from
the mlnrs.
The bulk IT gold. about two millions, IVA,
he cyTsried hs the Georgia and Cherokee
The pur,rr ol the Emplr Crry, anl an"lh.
80 passenger died on the passage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08
That Resolution.

S,.Hs-iiHs .,H,-. W,tr S.s han.l.' ." ifun
'. VI lIoibpok. .g,n, Ef Sanl.,rn 4 Carter. ralI-
iug our stirnlion IT, orn,..ion It part of rr.o.
nloa passed. At rh- :. = Committee C.,nvtntiun,
hrLi IA Ih.io~r. IN Tho uonth 81 September h,t
ps.,, and r'Iu"sl,n. u. To- nakc the ouurct,"a.-
Hot -, hal Mt the rc.nluiiun At h,ui. .nI sup
posing It ualirr Of liIlIc ,mI"rtancc. vt 1t pass
The iIrt. are these. We publi.hc'l the rc.olution
.. rrp,rtrd b, the COMMITTEE ou Resolutions. lut
It seem. the r,."uton ~. 49,, repeated first
IFesrnic,i to the cumitic,. b, one Il Il. mcmLr,.
a part IL 1t having l--a erased; aud the attention
1t the son,sati"a bring cilLe To- 1t b, m-mlsr. 1t
VA. voted To- 80 ansad the resolution as Ia rad a.
originally written The r-Iou Of the Committee
Va. thea adopted ~ the Convention. The Sscrc-
t.Tp I-at The into the hsuls II u ,ur com
po.,Dr, and PARTICULAR, requested hin ~, To omit
the part q the resolution cra.ed, a. the Convention
hnAll, adopted the whole; but It So happened that
the same printer did MT oct up the resolution--
aud hence the omission. We make the foregoing
statements at the rqBest It the Sscr,tsry that he
and all oonccrned may L. freed frun Intentional
"'NhA' ahtai W AiAih w shsf h'h ~ Ahfff
al.'u, nu,iatcl resolve, aud that certain Iicn,l.
IN Cunl.rhnd Couniy viii fad enough to occup
their attention at homc. without interfering With
clucatioaal matter. IN thi, Count,, that need not
particularly concern them. They NAY rest assured
that they ~'u lose ao,haE b, this. The pcopL in
oNfurd Comfy are fully oompetsnI to manage thsir
o~n affair, especially upon the .nljcct Of common
school education; lat should " ioSeign aid here.
after bccome Necessary, duo notice will L. given.
AMI the Kind attentions II friend. abroad, be re.
specifically solicited.
The following s the resolution 6nall, adopted by
the Coa'sn,ioai
" R,'Oisei, That inasmuch as the sw Lss placed
the Recommendation and inirodoctoaof .chooltook.
in the hand. snd under the direction of sUpsrin-
bniing School Committee. @,ri. psc,sa,y aud
..As=y .boald all combine in substituting a new
.,ries Of reading aud other school boob. 70,
s,-,iy isirsfss,d; snd iAa hs ~a-s of ,inssnoa.
o, ~, Psppis. Do set To1a,s iu,tfy sAy a-,f,si'
'As-s', specially II ,,aSHg loak,."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

A.C. Kiugsland, Wing, is elected Mayor
y. York city, by a majority Of $500 while
Seamour, III. democratic cannidaie for Cover
nor has Ia 5000 majority in the city. The
whig, have also a majority of the City Coun-
ell. 10 th. LIT ID y, Y city, 9Th. OH, l2,h,
18th, 18Th, both g1d, 9Th, and probably in
the 10th districts, democrats are ch"sen. In
New York city ID, 9TH, 5,h and 9TH. flames
Brcok.,) 18th, nth, 10th, probably 9Th,
.stl,, g9th, 5ls,, 33d, and 2ith, disis., wings
are CHOSEN. Eleven Democrats and fourteen
whir,. and nine districts to be- heard from
The present delegation in Congress is wholly
~hig, With one cIcoP,iou. Preston hing is
also elected. by the returns thus hr. It Is
impossible to tell who is elected Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

/.
~ Willing 10 give oo' Subscribers "''''""'
hearing upon all all matters OF '"'''s',' ~ give
place In the following. hoping that hrfr inc "'''''
will cnd.
u" the Publishers II the osiord pe'"oef"N
"en'emen-i no,'ce 'ha ma" ""s :,
"'c' '"iht P'Pc'' and "'he'"''', "',''
h""N'' especially rr"h''g
'h'i The b'"A P"e'i'"n' 90 "'"s W
70 carried 80 lar a. to 'Hj"'e ''
'"e'"'ed 10 Improve 90" ''4"'"'"
not 10" man, t''os' sIe ''"H P'','" ,,,.,
''d'ra''oN 81 the IslA'c' P'"''''' "' P''" =
W" ~ ''''''" '" W '''' -.
es" ~""'' ADD take "'""'@ a.
" paw o' "'"''' -. In,
'"' 81, ,,..,,
'''''s '"'' "' :. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

GREAT TiLXErs.-A great nlAer is good
ior lutte else. We have ,cen QUO begin
DAYS work, and he would go at, s,,md,,n
wicm a. one would build an grafton. There
was tic long cNurdium Of what be- was going
To de- and then toward the conclusion, a long
rccapiiulaiiou Vf what he had done which
was just about nothing $50 his performance
Vas all head and tail ant no body.
What different world TAI. would h. we're
men only known BY their n'.-ihc Use OF
uori. n0i ksOun,--a Ssans OF acting aud do
ing not III talking. There would not be half
the deceit and imposition WHICH now exists.
There could no, b., from tie nature oi the
case.
Why arr great takers like some modern
bank, Con, they issue ten tunes the amount
Of their esPIlal
Gov. Hubbard has appointed the nineteenth
inst for Thanksgi'ing--On the following
week comes Christmas - An arrangement
made probably, to accommodate the pleasure
loving people with two weeks iun,-slcigh
riding &C, IN succession.
DrNocRAcY.-Dcmccncy isio politics wha,
religion is to morals, its lie-its soul--its all.
Men may deny this scnIimcn, il they plcaJe.
but they cannot change tho laws by which the
universe i. governed, nor the nature of the
human soul. II a man be not brute. but
formed with powers aud capacities for i'm
provemeni, ad iTjimf'sD', then, such state q:
society may be brough, about. We contend
hat the spread Of democratic principles is cal.
'ulated to produce this result; and We call
lPon the Philan,hropis,, the mOralist, the re-
igionis,s, as well a. the political economists
md statesmen, Tor their influence To hasten
I. coming, ]
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08
Wing MAJORITY, - Dcm. J

Tue hr,rlc EIrrpIrioN. Th- onical 70
por, " lhr commanders ol tho var,"u' .'pl"-
ring expedition, engaged IN searching for Slr
Iuhn Franklin, are bring received, anil pos
So, ',ry considerable Interest. though ih"v
furnish M tdinr, of the lost ,oyigcr 4
lone official report from li' comncndcr IT the
" No'lh Star" had reached I.ondon rrsviou.
m III. sailing of the ls'i steamers Litter.
h1d .l.n hen rerr,cd Nv capt. I"llIs"n. of
tho ship Enirrrri.r, who commands the ll"h.
ling S,ran branch ol Tho c,P~dlii"n. lniclli.
rrnc- had lkcvi~r l,crn received IT the move
meats ri Nr. Rae and Capt. pall,n. Engaged
in tic hual expedition from the mouih II ihr
MlcL"uLir towarl, Capc Bathurst. aud thence
srrrss. norhvarl.. iu Banks Land This
.Np-,lrtIon il furnished With 500 pound, IT
dried beet and pcmmirNn,-nnd wa r,rrci~d
Ia rrirh tho mouth of thu Nlrlrrzi" .. ,ron
- Navigation oprncd In lhr m,an ,'nc. IL
WIs Mr. Rae, intention lo pocced with two
l-,li, Ia lear Lake, and winter At fort Coui.
dcncr, having lir.t visited ilc mouth 1T lhr
C"pprrmlnr. To ascertain II drls,>il ri I,.u.
mrln. Which be- lrltth"rr la.i,,,.rn H. sale
10 thu spring. II Nv. prN i-irn' would author.
W the undertaking, h. pmPr-cd a twenty-five
"r thirty DAYS rurncy over ic' 10 III" u"rh.
ward alors ,hc .hurrs IT Wall,,lnu or rr,n-
nl land lut should this attempt prove uu.
,uccrs.iul. VIZ. RE would b. met "n lrl. -.
turn At Kendall aver hy wu bats. builr un
pup'.s a. fru ronlidrurc. - ~ To- give hun
snulhrr chance When ul,Ira'Iun va' orcu. 1T
penetrating To the uorllWanl
Commander Forsyth or The Prince llb,r.
ip",h"r 81 IN. exploring ships, r-crnrl, arr
,ri m Englani. hns bod long inlrrIrv
with SIR Edward Pltn, thr,c',bairl lrciic
vuyl.,r. ia reference roccrriu up-,. ram1-.
'lnrN, Sc. found At arc liic, and lhs ~.
silt j.. . d,cidcl conviction "n tile part ~ SIf
Elwarl. that the su,rlr, l.rl"ugcd To- nnc of
llrrnaI",,y's ship, md ,llorl trace, at S,r
John iunklln's sNp-,liIion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

!, de.rr,cs) be has .srs-cv ~, k~sa tn Aborcr
What an sS.aab 70 i-rs Pss.snssd Erea, Po-
G,.al L...lsr Lhor, IN ~. sacsl capacity a. r,p
rr.s.,ati,s m our bah. Il Sr,h,ioa. fS the pa,.
.sr, Il CERTAIN 49,. g.. tn ,Nu,Sl,'ha-ut Of crr-
uis I-,scy !" got Iss'srss~Rf. iIe -sa~' hat the
st,ai eel .n.l a- ct t-1 POLIO y. ',o b-ass, the
L,l-.,S,g cia.---,-,o p,p,ssi d ia,l,suy Of tbs
ecuauy." Tk.s, 40. AMI this policy. az, s.icp.
81 ut-.n li-rc,sur, a. r,c- hnms ~ h'- c,s'.ii,-
,.,ui.. sod r,st-s.- psiucrN rrSard Ne h. est
,,c,.. Bui 6,., Ni-.a,' l. ,l,um the T-OpL he has
81. .,aaIA E-.hasJ ToOsn tbr hL.ring ca..
Na'Nf- Suu7s wv II The richc., and ari',"crs,'e
is.i,,Siaai. q %. Ju-.-4 'p,r.. fr,m mcn ~ho
,s.slAi asi ~ - fos,i. s.-l p''As. II A~f'ca--
VIII %. uo;. ant sHas not, a P-'oS u'an-~h'
u,s,E- sorrs ~ ~ L,,sih II the IoF's asd oh"
Vii a.itA,t .-,os,sI, th,m'sl,r.. % 'ut'' ihe''
,haNsu - ,...sair. 18th ih''r unf'riunais u''sh'
h,r-. -. - rfs.esc, IT comparative T-''e'i,.
.h..,s{ c,,star-ua,r Hon. All vet, ths's 'a,d
- =. 80 r.sn. ~ba pa, 80 6h.u'l' 6I scr''c,' 80
lsS.a u ,ss bb,',ss eL'.'.. W""'i-'iul magma
rniaity rslr,,i' Bu ~hn ll's'~, the a'o~cd olysc'
o. H. ~, ral oA,eyt. So ~heh the, launched out
thsf G,nld C,rpin, H. facts ~ thr case, a'e sni-
Il, ,ut ~ cSc-. mu,h '1sp,'r'.n up'n the subject.
rhs ,cr, yea W,h.irrs sI+s,h ~as made, o"c
,n,s,,f,-,ur, ,,l,r,l ii'iicni Il y - 30 crut
a' Nv, .,h.t I.s,r-i r-,r.i'l',' sps''is'i proh,'
6,.,u "a o. - ~ cr,a. IRi the capitalists Who
os,.,l ,hg.n ssg-, high tara &c the l.'"'h' Il
ihs t,i.,r,t. lee, h.~s'u. a.k II Jew, The
~'"s- -.n.,lls az, .s,,hsd " oh 'hr P','ra, tariff
Nos s,si th.n q Mig ElA'r a''O' ate, a high a.
81. 81 vuaLi tu,u sk The state II lh'"r' that
r,i.i,l aa,lerth- taid Il -, a, The, .a,, &c The
,nirSr,i q, n. hls,rf anil With ,lssf nu'h 'in,
,.f,t, - ,l,l w., Webster
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-11-08

jan BEr'kiN".--Thcs Pri."n.r' broke
from the pil m Ellsworth, last week. The,
we're Robert Carr. aud two f,mlam- the two
latter wrrr arrested soine time slnre and coln.
mllc'l To the jail IN Bangor. on a charge "i
store breaking at MichlsS, aud subsequently
transferred tn the Ellsworth Jail. The Die
trIcl Court belng IN .ss,ion At Ellsworth the
Grand Jury came in yesterday with bill. OF
Indictment against ihc.c nrn, and their TRIAL
was 10 have commenced to-day. A reward
Of SIS i offered Tor their Apprehension
M,nury.
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STATE OF MAINE
a PROCLAMATION,

YEA rvBLIC TIiASEsoIyISs ann PRAISE.
Nations rs well as individuals, who have
besa sigually blessed should manifest cor
responding degree Of gratitude to the Author
Of all good. Icncnied usage has, With Us,
set apart particular day for the annual cxsr-
eise ol this duty. lIy Advice ii the Council,
,herciorc appoint THURSDAY, the nine
,ecn,h day of DECEMBER next, as day
Of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND
PRAISE.
Let W., then, 81 that day. assemble IN the
.anc,uary or the Most High, aud unite in rem
icriur thanks 10 the Almighty, for a govern
mcnt. which socurrs to all. "liie liberty and
thu pursuit ef happiness" in mom eminent
dsgrce than has been vonchsaicd To any other
pcoplc--for social institutions which are hap
plly directing our intellectual aud moral paw.
crs To the attainment, VI their ultimate degree
II pericc,on, hr scientific Developments
which are bSinging man IN intimate commu'
Nhh WIN uiAns ahh nluh WIN "ihN' "
ligious irec,iom which permits every man 10
seek heaven according to the dictates OF his
own cunscicncc.
Grateful ior what j. gwen, let " not rcP'nc
lot VIA, j, Notwithstanding s,cadia,,ly IN
Sppwmc Wisdom IN give Alright, and tn dit
rrc, arigh, in Ills own ,imc, let Us pray 10 10
delivered from that arrogance which eIal,c,h
human wisdom shn,c diSin,--lrum c'Nctous.
nrs,, ir",n .xiur'ion aud Misunderstanding, from
ever, evil propensity which conflicts with du'
IL ,o our fcllo~ man-lhai We u.y h. peace
loving sud la~.ahidinc people Tia, Ne NAV
cherish our nion under the Constitution, a.
the mo-, prrciou, boon ever conferred by he
~ upon civilized man.
Given at the Codncil Chamber. at Augn..
ia. .elh da, at August, IN the wear ol
ou lor lsjo. and Of the lnd'pendcnc'
ol tie United States tia 18th
JOHN HUBBARD.
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P,rt,rnInT NnIiyr.

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= ~, .r AZ, r,i,f. az u,v-ssirI o" -'ik ih'
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d. rf,..uf. th~ui ~ sussuss that srs n"' Iad "n
:. L-Gf.th,t t,u.-. . 90 - sulil'si-i b. CT.
GEO " NitfIrI
Ps,. OF -. tSS0 a.
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p,..o,,,Io. Of Partnership.

nI-nlIC ..t,r- 3. hr,sle g,,ra ilp, To- faIt'ss.
80, h.-rtafass ,Nnt,sg Ists-s,i ths s'Lssf'
-, ...lsr the hiu, s.sl st,~ ut MttLtrr wa.
o.. J. W. a., d'ss,lvel y, uH''v',i y'''-~"'. Nv
I.,.,u. ,ur ths tia srr usnsi@trsl s, ls'Nsi4" u
CtoEtt 1. Nttt'v, 3 60. ort 90 ,u Shu'
a., , Az. ,s.sltf,f vii ,,ll thru S. ls,slr- ~
GEORGE ". NllllIfe
GEORGE l. MEl.LEN
P.r,.. oct 10. lisa.
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Che OrturS Democrat.
PARIS. FRIDAY. nov. :. 1850.

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49, ,ieia,t,. wiu hervs.ter hui thar pa-ts 81 'h"
S,.s, IL N-s.rs. RUST 4 NOt NJ.
a. Nsf~N Nilss, aai NisiaI,l a To- Sn''' 81
JEREMIAH HOWE.
In Bs.k6sL village s.l ,isinit,, It ths i'",'' 81
John TAILOR. E,q ~ ssrh si~h''s p''ss'
the, ill - d,l,stri irs ~ isa'sgt'
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Some time ago, the keys OF the bank were
stolen, aud since that time the bank has been
in Apprehension Of an attempted robbsry.-
Traveller.
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TnT fLoupi LroIsLhrrrr DrNocniTic.
III, following iieures. cut from the Mobile
Adyc-,is,r vhi., make the legislature II
FLORIDA democratic instead III Wing. as It has
l,ccn Tor ,"mc wear, past.
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Make way for N. Jersey

Ia New Jersey, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, For, is elected by about 1000
mai. It's said the dmocrats will ,l.o have a
majority ia the Legislature.
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Nv. NAV tall sl.ui cipcati"n f,r,T-f-,l-.ut
The iu-,Tsp, 81 ph, seal anil aI,ll''trl, sod th"
~cc,.it, 1t ~ ,ral ,,rrat,on-~e ms, ct .icr-,,.
NT- at Il wori. spi phrases anil p,.' th-n irum
uuu,h T., m"uth. from lcctur- t. lecturr. and from
r,J-rtt t. r,,,u-lnI unlr.. Ne .,u,, the 'pias. ol
sci,on ~ the human m,ai. the b~. 81 n.n,sl
growth, the m,ir' II stimulating 'oul''.' t. aoI'i.
II. And ~h., no,i'-. AMI '.ljcci. ~iIl .t,aulitc
th.-s L,cal,,s., oor taking, SOL lcc,uing anL
I-aniug, ~iII H. IN 'aia."
The teacher IT hrgr .ch'-'l. c"'nln.,d Il
scholars Il all ages, nod engaged in'srion. tranch.
c."f .iui,. kn"~. l-iirf than an, onc el.e What's,
u,.aat b, having i,-o many ir"n. 10 th, fire"
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inquire vet longer. In the meantime LET us
adhere Ia the Consultation and preserve the
Union. ,heurh the heavens fall