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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
R,siIders. Thts WMv !.

THE Undersigned informs The citizens Of Jeffsrl
il sonl Clarke and the surrounding counties that
be still eSiSinues the~CARPENTERING BUSH
NESS ID "a its branches and varieties. Having
paid some sStenton to the study Of Architecture Aa
il pgepased A furnish models and drafts for kind
OF work pertaining 10 bis line feeling confident that
bg biz lGg 3ention to the pursuit he can please the
taste ana gE4tify the eye Of the fnost fastdous Ia
he will undertake the erection of all kinds 81
bnillfngs-kom the eonntry-seat tothai Of the most
hunsBte, and upon terms snch as must prove salts
factory ID allconcerned. Ell
Prisons $40 may have work in his line are rel
speesfay desired 10 give him call at his shop fe7
rnerk odcnRSed b Nj, Nalh. Myers, before closing
contacts in other quarters.
Lesters addressed to him al Charlestown. Jsffer3
son cpunsF Va, viii be promptly attended TO- from
anT rsa rt 8f tie country.
FL lsta-ly. WM. A. suDDITH-
NT AIS % Ill sizes for sale BY
In Eee. %. CRANE &-BRoWN.
0401 FYSE3 for sale by
" bee "a KEYES & KEARSL.EY.,
61IG1Fs IND TOBACCO Of superior qa5iiiT.
~ Dee al CRANE s. BROWN. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
jefferson Boot and Shoe Factory

THE subscriber would Respectfully announce to
u his friends and customers. and he public gen.
erailT, that be is now receiving his Fall and Win
ter sapply OF Goods in Bis line and would earnest
Ty solicit call from all who stand ii need Of such
articles believing he can supply their wants On the
most accommodating terms. The stock is heavy
and selected with great care Consisting In part Of
Mems Treble Double and Single soled Caif Boots !
Kip and Coarse do.
YonIh1s and Children's dc. E
Fisie and Coarse Shoes OF everySdescripion;
Boys and ChiIdren's do. do;
Also, Gutta Percha Sdles and Gum Over Shoes.
JAMES MCDANIEL. Aaeas,
Gel, Is, 1910. for s. RidengHr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
| NOTTCE.

Ell. persons are warned against shooting hunt
n stag ar passing over the farm COMMONLY known
qv Tie name Of Frames farm which The subscriber
haspeEcaased from Mathew Frame IS EXECUTORS adj
ipiiEpg Chaflestoxn. Jefferson county All persons
trespssiHg on said tract Of land will be lro<ecuied
fnrfEk same JAMES L. RANSOM
4ptfi 5. fB49.
TiOMESFICSL Heavy Twiiid OsnablTg;
LIZ plain Do; Plaid Coifons;
10 Brown Gottons;
insf received and for sale By
Del 90 CRANE s BROWN
StAE'ETf FUSE and Rock Powder fthr sslehy
~ Pc. 90 CRANE s BROWNs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
ILadies Gaods.

r ONG Blanket Shawls Merino do;
IL Lace Capes and Collars
Velvet CUFF and Neck Ribbons Cor sale
Dec. 20. : CRANE & BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
II ID. Il. ShipIey 4 Co.,
| M 8 Oh ANT TAILoRS,

N303 BaHRioic street. thif9 doOr Ttst Of Libersv ST.,
sHffA BALTIMORE, Mp.
HEEPS constantly on hand general assortment
IN Iof READY MADE CLOTHING Of superior
quality Wholesale and retail |
September 10, l6i9-ly.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
Cigars! Cigars 1! Cigars!!!
SIlin!gles.

9flfl0 OAK SHINGLES lOrlssIe ~
0UUU KEYES Is KEARSLEY.
Dec %, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
VIRGINIA FREE.
COSTUME HALL.
coRSEa or RziTr sT,va csSrRE MAExE7 81
cIjoTHrSf: WARRYt0TrSE

coRSEa OF FzlTr sT,,4a CENTRE MsExET spAc1k
cLoTHING WAREHOUSE.
T,HE rropF istcr Of tie asors
IL respectfully inform ae cifizens III EsaltiuIS-s
and vicinity that he has received from Earore. ahe
FALL AND WTNTER FASMDNSs H
Together with u Fieai assOfsnsnt Oh Goods aaarsed
% the coming sfason, consisting off
SEPERFTNE FRENCH GERMAN am
ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASTOR BEAVERS.
PILOTS AND PELITDT COA1TNGSII
A new arifcle4St OvERSACRS ANDBIrSINE Els
COATS. Assn splendid assortment oE
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CAssEbiEREs AND DoEsKINs,
Of the most Desirable styles imported tis season.
RICH SIN s
We hare. ara 4econsta1tly Feeeiv ihgj New stybes
Of FESTiNPSI Consisting Of Flaiii a lit Figured
SILK md IU0OLLEN .VEEFET rs. .FIE-
IrRED AEND STREPED cAsHlIERESII
sILKS. SA TINS AND F4LEkefAis
OF ali shades asd colorS I
OUR iiC USTOM WORK
+ cCr ASD st4DAfn tie best manner-aaf al Feeatis
STYLE and Workmanship is WatraAted To- give dh-
tire satisfaction. and Al greatly reduced prices.
READE-M4DE CLOTHING.
Persons in want Of READY -MADECLoTH
ING. are particularly invitdd 10 calFaHd OK ile
oar Stock beibrR purchasing eiscwhkrdl Is ueindh-
uiaetnre all qualities IF III
FAs SABIE LoTHIN !.
Ard assortment Of that article istar aIltin4s
large which dftrs to pureaSerSa great ihducemsn4
Of procuring lab article of nualitH which eanrot
Be eaaiaed id any other ClothiEg Establishment n
ihe CITY. 3Ef
We have on hhrld aud are con$taniir RduIfactnrihg
GARMES rs OF EVERY VARIETY,
FROM: THE BEST MATERIALS IN THE
MOST APPROVED STYLES. FOR FALL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
Great Assortment.
OF j.,
FALL AND WHIT ER GOODS,
FOR tEN-TsE " s WEA.a

. y T T.f 7
MERCHANT TAILOR Corher5af $t4naad4dI
VI aqd Bri34s S'leets H,ipcrs-FfrtM Tar hAy
ing Just returbFa from the Eastern Markets witA
arge stock ofEGfooDs III his hne thS public arc Re
5lested 10 cali and see them. The ialltwng com
iEises in part hib present haEasonef au4 fycellfa
VI aG1tOTHS, French English ami AnFricanE 4
various colors and qualities suitahlt of TIE didtt
ent styles OF Cblaks, Dress, Fffuck Sack and 0td
Goats, with Trimmings to snii'th Cloth
CASSlMERES.- Freneh, English, and Ameri
can Of various dolors em1fa4ipga gyca. variety d
new anafashi5haBle styles If5I Nj
NESTINIfS4-A splendid Hassbrtmeft BIZ Pldif
and Fancy hRcMas yelve, satin. SIX, lCashfnetd
Buff and QtRaF vesngs, all III which viii be sdIt
By the manufactured to order Ii fxcelldn
style at sKN hbuce fiji
REsADI-MADE CLoTHENG.
ia very lalg md extensive assortment of Ready
Made ClothNg qf superior style and qualify, edut
Sisting Of M
Clocks, nFe$s, Frock and Over Goats,
Sacks, aNA Sack Frocks. and Co4taes,
Pants, Essts, and zMonke il acketk,
Silk Crafts. Pocket Hhndkerchidfs
4 Merino anler Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton Ma Yarn Half Hose, III #
Silk andpther Suspenders- and ih short
everyyaricl SSpkpaly kept IN a Gentlemahis Furhl
rhing Store Also a large assortment DE BoH's
and Youih'S Ciohng, consisting Of Coa4r Pants
and Vests, tn SAVE low. tE
ConfaingkmNsel entirely t5 tie one btaneh bl
business GaBkltmen mast readily perceEye how
much i is III th9ir own advantage y Pa'tohiizzei 4
yancement qf iAesoutward mao. 5EEi e. Illl
i. Gail then H fas, and examine my Stotk hef4tE
purchasing elsewhere, as can and viii seehea PlT
Goods than aahEbe purchased at HafpeFst Ferry VI
II I II us s91 M 1apslil,, "a N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
! Brides, Harness Il Trunls,

EeEe n SitA every oihef aFsiEie In hislina hht
f.lasss r. have been t8aisqfactnTea out of Till
fhaicsss seiiai. and viii "a sold on Eas most fea4
stnablS SIS His Uai II 4 3l 1-csss a:thy-exueri4
snced ksSsd and he feels aSsnF4d cannsn be sarpask
I'll in Fzi &c beauty and RufaSili;T, Nv any astahl
lishnelts srthts region ofEtounEry lI AZ Ill
HeA9sf hand LOT ef EOLLARS, warranted ID
pe III All qaalliy as cI1er a9erc& IN lfs l9afkell
lie H4 thpse WHO have never patra1ised him
Anf VIII eereally desEroas uf psQSurfng durable
&ad eeiss work 70 his AhostIof gustaHlers In this
4aa I'D 5uakiing counties and en- IN; ara ~
II vilkibaas risk his acknowledgements
X 80 5sss from distance will te punctuhlls
Ehliep as good TERMS as ahodgh the puse aaseE
his fal thanksafe tfHderedto thase whit
have sSsSssY and given Mira their generous nattor
wye ustf Severn circumstance. II increased ekef-
Ron y Fse be lneEisIat al, tbenlwiiI he conf
AentlNs Tar on thsirIfaFcis hereafter. as no Ell
AoFt vfsz pared on hislnaIl
1&fsAs lads q Goa1Ery pFodrce taken In ext
than y IN york fHJCFI1y BRtlg3K.
n Esf Hf and see my asscEtmeEt whether vol
wise AZ lhase or not. b.
II Chsfst IN, July ~. HS49.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
$ L. RANDoGPH. RANDaLPH .. LArlMEI
Randolph g. Lalinler.

#IIT FIUJR ANDTGENERAL
dB0IEQts8IDN I0uMaq3iytAEs4ps.
HIM. GO SOUTH Sirect GL3o,rig's Hzarf, ) x fcrc
ii doors south of Pratt street,
~H4 BALTIMORE, MD.
gREFM 'ro-Thou1as Rutherford Esq,
Ill A Richard Dufield, Esq.,
u Samuel Cameron, E&l. f.
Baltimore, July 10 lSl9-Gn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
i Old stand Forever !.

AN sFIfsNENS III-NL3FEA ETT'Ol9Y T7.TT An
TaH gs8defsigned having nlatchasedand removed
1 q Af old stand ONE EieoF slsasf III Carriers Hb+
-fei U specially ea the atieniOn of the pabI
liz L. NJ 1slA ASSORTMENT af Ii VI El. 81 ~ I'LL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

GtC0TcH fafHSKEE--Pfime Old Scotch
y Whiskey. warranted pure tar sale ~
Dee %. isls KEYEs IS KEARsLET.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

4 sltaAr MlsTAkE-- A young lady out
wess wllo wished 10 have the one loom OF a
o9hon4 appeas tophe best advantage on a
'certain occasion, had some trouble in keeping
large slog outside the door. After having
tnsnea hin OUT the tliird % fourth time, she
htsrd asllkht tap upon. the door, which she
snpposingslo bs the dogs paw, she cried out,
lsse. yop old dog, .yon may rap Slong Is
.ypaTe amind h, but WON'T let you in e
II Vas thk clergyman, who had just common
ced pafihs alls addresses to her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
i 1 1T
Cheap Clothing Establishlnt MI
BALTIMORE BRANCH
Who'll EsALE AVID RETAIL.

ID WALTER & BROTHER. have The homo
IL. ofintofuiEsg the gentlemen ct fHarpets-FcrTs
and jefferson cpahiy, Va, that they are cnstantly
receiving fresh supplies OF \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24
II. P. PULING, N. d.
J. WILSON, VI. d.
R. b BRIGGS, NJ. u.
?. z ELMENDoRF, n. D.


4 Observation-Disclosures 4 Co, No. state.street, and
Mrs Il Kiader No 100 court-street, Boston Samuel
Il katder Jr Lowell Henry Pratt salems james B.
/: esreen, worcester Allison 4 Gsult Concord "
ESleh Son Providence and by Druggists and Mer-
easnts genersily throughout the United States West
IadieS, and tbs Canadas.
tsF- IFial-sais and Retail Aqsnt NJ Harp
7ffv. IT,, PHILIP HCOONS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-24

s5S AAslEi II Greenwich, during the hol-
idasSs bel9E asked to play 81 kiss in the ring.
rsIaied that she should like % play At Kiss
.sjssf tAsbsag. and VAS soon taken 81 her
"a 14kRb Hirs- The AlbanY Dulehman perpe-
RasF fKe All owing hard hi. a tpbascu chewers
ehzE3 Isl Is New York has inss invented sub
flfSsde I'D Hpaeeo L j. made Of snano. and will
,Iunt5less pn shpefcrde de weed Is il isjnst IS
nasfi, aud \ good deal cheaper
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
OLD SERIES, VOL. II, NO. 80.

the asionished warriors, and many Of them
were laid low with the dead but the rest,
who were excited TO phrenzy, fought like
lions. before the English could load their
guns, the Indians, led by Pontiac, were among
them with the dreadful iomahawk, which they
welded with their usual force and SUCCESS
The battle was now hand TO hand, and each
man was engaged IN struggle which was
for life sr death. During this time, the In.
dian maiden rushed through the burning fag-
gois and cu, the cord which bound her lover.
Who joined his people, now losing ground b.
meath the desperation of the Indians. Long
and deadly was the contest, but finally the
whites wrre forced to give way before the
fury Of the sayagcs They rctrcatcd with
iolcrblc order, under the example of their
nascl and hackcncd commander. who had
lost none If hi, bravery with his Clothes
They rcgalncd their boais, and after striving
once more to gain lu advantage. without sue
cess padded oil, followed by the curses Of
Of the warriors, whose rage was none appcas-
ed BY brlag deprived ol the consoling sight OF
a prisoner burnt az the stake Pontiac noun.
tel a log, and M a lrw moments succeeded IN
lanunr their already excited passions to a
furious flame, and the whole savage ho-,
marched Tor fort Dulursnc, as the exciting
war song, from a thousand voices, swcllcd
upon the ar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

bear It's commanding chief this belt look up
on II It's broad one the wampum il red.
|, speaks of war Tell him the red man would
have him leave his fort, and march his men
from our soil eio to-morrow's sun climbs the
sky, or their great chief, who is our prisoner,
shall b. burned a, the stake. l.ls,cn tell
him the red warriors await his answer, in
numbers as many as the leaves upon the trees
hasten" A"
The aged chiefs granted an assent the
dwarf received the belt and departed Ere he
had proceeded half a mile, messenger over.
took him, with orders from the sapicnt coun-
cal tn return The dwarf measured the dis
lance io the council house, and then turned
back and his eyes assumed diabolical cN-
prCssion and his owes rolled With rage. The
chios still occupied their seats, and appeared
to take no farther notice of his return than by
puiTing larger volumes o. smoke from their
LIP. Pontiac fixed hi- eyes upon the dwarrs
counlenance, aud the raI" appeared To read
the inmosi thoughts which worked ~ wildly
and cncrgc,ically ln his breast his own coun.
tcnancc vas as unmoycd and cyprs,ionlcs,
As ific slept,
"Wll the panther degrade himself and b.
a foN'" at length the .achcm thundcrci out.
The dwarf laid hi, hand on hi, heart and
then throwing out his arms, exclaimed, III
the Ottawa sachcm think, the panther could
be a foS, let him treat HIM as onc"
Fidelity Turks no, ia the lor, vet It Is
with the Pcora warrior, ,aid an old coun-
,cllor
"McthnL. Pl.halro is no snake, " rrumblcd
another
\ writhlng smile played upon the sachcm's
face, As he respectfully nodded To the old men
Who spoke, and badr the dwarf depart, nor
larry on his way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
CHtrTIE a.

~ the tres were rlldcl with the las, rays
of ,hc declining sun, a canur silently glidcd
towards the bank upon which stood the Wig
wan Of the Ottawa chief. The person who
sst ia II. and noisclcssiy piled the paddle, aP-
pcarel to be aware Of hrs proximity 10 the
hunting ground Of thr Ouawas, by the many
anxious looks which he directed to every tang
Isd coppicr which hc passed, Amer review
lng well the wocds from ihe middle Of the
stream. be turned the Prov towards the shore,
and with one or two dips with his paddle, the
canoe bounded lo the land lee sprang out,
and drawing It farther upon the hank, stealth
ily walked up the hill, observing to examine
the priming Of his pistols, which he carried in
his belt, previous to commencing the ascent.
He gained the top, and whis,ling softly, be-
I'D the Ottawa maiden advancing from the
,c,ion OF her fathers wigwam. 4, ,hi,
aent an Indian stepped from behind tree
the white man.
Ih, PIshalro, thou MT here agTccably IL
Npromise, - exclaimed the white man, a,
graspcd the Indians hand, "and thou has
iged with the. sachem's daugh,cr-how car
'ward rhce'"
,.Rerard :" exclaimed the dwarf, as hi
clurcs assumed the sardonic expression pc
g iar to them when be was over excited
.Thinkes, thou Peoria sachem asks reward
he takes IT,
The dwarf burs, out into hysterical laugh
docs the eagle ask the hawk for his prey
No, he pOunces upon him and takes him
and the dwarf walked of laughing immod
eraiely.
The white nan gazed after HIM, but the In
dian maiden was in his arms ere he could gave
ven, to an expression Of anger. He imprint
ed kiss on her forehead, and his eyes imme
diately lost their expression Of anger witt
which he galed at the dwaif.
"Is the Ottawa maiden ready To go TO tn
land Of the white man. people -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

There nv Mary ble-t ne With her hsai.
whsn Vur sOal' drask in the u,,p,iAl blsss,ns
Err ve wandered 10 that d,,tani hnJ--
No~. ab'' Asr gentle bo.Osa pccssisci
Thsr, ! stand
There ny Mary bIc.t ms With her AaBa.
"Angel," 'ad he, .adiy. 81 am old;
Earthly hie m ksgyr hath a sorpw;-
No~, Nh, 81 here. thou has, bccn tod !"
Ia h'' eys another pearl Ol .orv~,
DO~n Il rollcd,-
"Angrl," 'aii he, sadly, =" I am Ola"
BY the waysid-, on a messy stone,
"a, the hoap Pilgrim, ,adly Iuu.iuE'
Sull marked him sitting there alone.
Ah1hs hnl.oape Ike pNgr Pswsing.
Pour uhknowu,
u, the ~aysijs. On a rnossy .ion,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
8aG4JpgO RNF.N. .
PONTIAC. THE OTTAWA.
~ INDIAN TALE.
~ D. MILTON s,Spes,

'NAEAtN IT,
"CurSr the pale iac,- D." exclaimed tall
Indian who ',ood uPon ledge uf rocks which
Ju,cd over a dark ra,inc, down which the
mountain current vhrrlcd with the rapidi,y Of
an arrow. sounding like the deep and dull
rumbIng Of dis,au, thunder, and throwing up
the spray in hlI, wrraihs which almost rcach.
ci tie ledge upon which the Indians s,ood.
"Cur~c the pale faces doe, thou think
can b. subducd hy ihc cubs whose dams
prO,tra,ed at INV lee, '' lie Who spoke va,
"a tall Indian of hcrculcan mould, with high
and expansive forehead and pair Of dark
ycs,Which rll,,rnoi Ike the mountain tigers
a. be- spoke. H., feature, wcr, sharp and
,ismly set. while boz, shaggy eyebrows were
naturally drawn down over his eyes. which
. gave Q, hs feature, an a~-rt.c expression.
no, very prcpos,c,sinc. The Indian tn whom
be- addressed thc expression. was small man.
With a uarr,v rcreiinr forehead. DARK 6cry
ewes, and a counirmncy the unnatural dl,,ur-
tons of which, when be spoke, would lcad a
phy,ioruomr,i into the lndubtnhlc belief that
,.., l.I-.,,.l. ,,5,, ,.I,,,I ..,b, ,. ,,. ,,,n,,
number vh,~. gullu,, ct cun~.,rucc for evil
jrci. mirh, b. ton lrrIucn,. The large In.
dian rrr,,.I h,. teeth a. hr 6ni,,.~I speaking.
and hrarlishir. his iouahlvk towards Tor,
nuqu,snr With fearful ,icor. which, with
th, DARK ,,,,l up,n m, face. cau,,i III, small.
,r Indian to r-.,,I with fear
. ...Ti. even ..,. 30 a, l,pr,b .r,l, ,b.. Latter
lima drr cultural ,oir. The cubs have
r-a-a rr s,r,r-,h. AN ,b.y h,,. r,-rr O..
,orrr on. from the c.ub. aIr,,J. have they
rrrroaslr,I into our hunting grounds. and our
r,nc ..dnl, h,com.ar g., beneath their Grry
u,l,sr,
Il, them crow ihr taJl-rthr tree grow,
the r...rr a., blown down hv tho wind. % ,a,d
. Punr,lc. if,rI,uas hg.l uli, ray.,l 81, inirat.
. o, iu Oh. direction uf lor p4,u-sa-. ls po, to
ossrr,rtl.c cJuut,ulucy OF tir duauPi,ha,ru,
which assumed sinister smile. while hi,
small brch, ryc, gl,tsred lake the cnra-cd
snake uhcn be- watches IA the rrass Tor his
prey. II, said the pale warrior would we'd
tbc daughter of Pontiac has thr new, set
reached ,br ear Of our s1chcm'"
/ IN, ,a-hcu rlar-l upon lh, dwarf as 1t h-
uould a,hum Boo, iumos, thoughts, while the
bitter smile which had spread o,r, his features
,sdd,nl, passed Oh. and d,murr cumyusurr
va. the only expression observable Has,
rb,r been among Tho ralc accs contrary TO
.myw.shcs' ? n So. better hadst thou b, a snake
.,E,, p..I.rr., 90 .,rI tL. chief sirr,I, thrpurl
. f'''' '''''..f "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25
Shr 0rfOrS Democrat,
rrstt,arp IyEHI rrrsDAI soESss ~
NIIIETT A. MFIIFN

TtH~s-Ope dollar and 6Ay cent. IN sd,ancc
~ dollar and sryrpty-hyr c~uts within siN n"nlhs
to dollars al the end u the wear. To wh'ch hh,
csot, wi'l b. addol 6r even ycar IN ~h'ch paymen'
D. d-lsyed
ABVTRrtsTNTxTs inserted IN rrasnaahlc terms
TIE pruprirtors MT hsinr accuuntahs Sc any srrut
N.,and The anount charged &C. the Advertisement.
~ P.,unsut far ~ advertisements - heAt 10 D
Do irom ihc date of The hrst inssTtion.
EyN. r. f,LNtH. Ne. :, Congrrss st., lover
tbC paiN Advertiser Ohics,) Rosi1o, = our Agcnt
,ur rygcivug subscTiptions and advertisements ne
rhs cities Il Boston. New Nofk, fhilsdslpha, and
Nlumory.
hoax and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

POPULATION or Omo.-I'y the return late
IL made to tho Constitutional Convention OF
Ohio by the Secretary Of State, it appears
tha, by the census Of 1910, the State contain
ed Z 500, ia whites, and 10, ,353 colored per-
sons-total ,5i9,i67, The Secretary esti-
mates the population this year at, whites,
2,o35, ,73l, cOlOred 23,5os-,OtAl a,oS9, 1856.
This shows an aggregate increase Of 53s, ,76s
an Increase among the whites, OF 533 COT.
and among the blacks, 81 s,i5e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-06-25

n, thr ~a,.ijs, aa a us's.y stuus.
>,ta hary pdynn All, ,an.,sgs
u0 m.lArI hiu .iu,us there ainas,
81 ths lsl-sapr hk- Iage p~ri',"g.
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
..nr>>rrr.>-rroy shirt MnnufactO,

..uENNETT'>"T Troy shirt hhh"''''o'
f,I anl couplei, citalns,'s 4 our Stock m'H U
. n, b, Al dressing rs BY mail.
stop their journey, or, upon the bones OF my
forefaihers, perish, and the chief shook his
spar With vehemcncc towards the dwarf.
These we're words Of truth, assen'ed the
small man, Who still lay close to the rock.
"PishairO speak, 4" said the sachem IN
perempiory tone, which was no, 10 be disc
beyed.
1.-The daughter Of the Ottawa saehem gazed
into the syes OF the pale face With ,ho.e Of the
dove, and her voice was as soft as the night
lngals when he sings to his love, as she whls-
Pered in low voice. which reached my ear,
Thy canoe did not darken the waters last set
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The daughter Of Pontiac wandered about
ike restless spirit, till a, length she sudden.
ly disappeared from among them aud for
many moons did the red rnsn search after her,
hut she was no, 10 be found, and they finally
concluded she had followed her father TO the
" great hunting grouVds far away to the ris.
ing sun A, length she Vas discovered
she was the wife of the young commander OF
FOu Duquesne
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POETRY,
A BEAUTIFUL POEM.


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