davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

Major heading, late ~his candidate for
C.,,-,,r IN California, has been badly Vouu-
Ss.I by The accidental discharge ct a pistol
uh.,r he va. 90 bear hunt at Shasta. He
horse f,II upon hIm and crushed his leg b.
sides.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

EHs.r Gnls D., >r.tr., if.urE, --
F.--.l. rJl-o1 % arf.l-, t.at iaescu.rr OF
sry-. .s noe considered MS desirable D., hr
uHr.-rrs ct -olar .i t1r Sruthrm maHuiar-
tories. a. labor uf auu,brrd.rrptaa. An
h's paper -Iy, thr -b.p seine Is nuN daily
expected to arr,c 90 tblt Tvr', with forty
Young women from Faaoy, io hs ,ug'ng,i 40
r.. u.- River factory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
Administrator. Snlr.

WILL. h. sold At the store Of E.cn'r Wceks,iu
w TDsburg, on MoBdsy, The 6Tst day of Dec.
,.,t. NJ onr o'elock, T.. VI, all the oui lands, Of
which J.,n,. Fauingion, late of Stow died seized
AMI ,.,....-sd. Sail lands l,e ia Chatham, ~ u.
and IN Lowell, Stow and Fpebufg.
ID. II. HASTINGS, Admir-.
Lowell, Oct ISL j"m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
Administrators Nolicc.

4 IL Isr.ous having dsln1Hd' against che Est'l'
y ofihe late EIvau Maxwell, ace requested O.
pf,s,ui ihr same. And an p,fs'ns that aye ili'.h
sl 4, aid E.tts ace called upru ilI imue late Iay
mont. T.. MAXWELL, Adn'r.
SO. ~ Custom House -.
Iiu.io.. Nov. 10, lsjl. ll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

rFThe bill proyidin, iora farther location
Of the Atlantic road, in Vermont, recently
pending in the Legislature Of thl, State, pass
cd the senate, Yesterday. Il bad previously
pa,,ed the House. some unobcclionabIc
amendments were adopted 10 the Senate 90
which the House vas expected to concur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

A IL. rrrsBus that 1ry Indebted Go The late firm Of
\ HUBBARD 3 : TENENS, lf, roTtrstri o.
cal al ~. llullatl's Store Ini ssth The Sane with
oct delay. " - : ~ LNS'
Paris, November, 1851. llu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
.rArE nr NAME.

U,rHrn. ss.-At, U....irt CuW foe tbg Nr.i-
s,u U.ui.l, begun au. hpiIrn If Pare, "iihi7
snl ir the JnulN OF ONiHrl, un iLr .uDni
Ta..h, 81 Nay,ulrr, in ihr year eighteen huu-
dI.I 49, iin.,ac-lyus thc eleventh tay OF lhs
month.
NO Julgr h.iul rIc.rnt. ihe Cunu os' 'I'purn.
y ,I o., 10. sheriff ~ .aId County boo Co., thi'd
Nuuitt .i J,HrlN. lriB- th uiue'..Hih pa, ~ ihr
u.rfh. \. u 1852. 10 o1f uf che 6.rk iu th. ~
irrulaHi ul which 40 I,r..u. iut.u.lrd, viH ilsr
ulfirr. a1I govern th .risr',rs tr.lfdlH.y.
3ViO WILLIAM h. klNlBAll, ClTk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
IGODEY'SLADY'S BOOK

H1GDirs IL liSDg is
INCREASE OF READING MATTERi''
rINnE tNDY'S HOOK So the en.uiur YEAR
viii prrsrut nan, np,cl Seizures suited a. ths
al,arciug demands II m, pulllr Taste. N h,s ~,
e, hccu the object II ihe rillishcr
no TAKE TnE LEAD
amaus ths l,1ruhr Marstinr. uf thi. r,pr,r,: and
the beet ni ,miJltufs, Who have lr.i constant, On.
l1uirg-'' tHilir1 afst him ip ysil"-trr Sufficient
o. attest b brilliant surrrsf. Ihsrmmrin rss with
Whirh every new de, ihst o. suggests b. adopted
hy bhrs T. "a fullrsl folsu1 GO be- .t lrinl ysfy
sNpltct sr exact IN BIZ promises uf what is,,t a.
come. 10. drs not web o. ~, H1t plans CO. rihrr.
I Co follow Itis sufficient hHur,.r. 90 De, that al
/ che existing rarulr tHiufrs Hi ih. a. ','s H1.k
'nd Family Mluynr, will b" iH'u 'uroi. Tho
u.rfl ,1I tLr .,ai vil alva,s o. L.rt ir view.
10 The N,rtfins airre vr rr.f la.L o. ihr ,fr.
s'lu. ~ ihr m,sirr.pilis of l'fH.trfr o. BE- usa.
d., o. rulishu Doc oi u,u.s-sr.r .t Iu .B, chat
ur have lHiII.hrl luiels ari Nlsr others o. rob.
. Ii.h. fam w. TIIE RISI AMERICAN WEI.
TEK~-NAtE Am FEMALE
GOnEY'S INpY'- noon ir Jaruar,. is52
viii ,uHtstn u itiuB a. th. ur..t l.tutiffI anI
urrriuu. fasiu-s-ftfIf q. '.|.i rrF HIrai=1H
additional quantity ufrliH- ls American puisHf..
Thsrrrs b. ua g,r.ti.n ahHui oh. frt. ,1I the tone
~ thYus,uIs 81 urtr,s tU,t ur have i,ur the ClH.
The most Magidrrut Periodical IN the
World!
Thr Publisher viU .i,t a. ~. fr I.s2. ihrt
lar.Irl NrI. ln.Ht wool. D.. iI.nl a' 1pI ib.it
pr.r. BE- -iO,,H,r.
o. mm..h.. ib.mu.ih lilH. iiri cam iI'.I.
r.tH l.I,.-srI am.rf 'th.r. ,. fh. glowing
GOpLN'> RELIABLE FASHION IINTI~
MONTHLY
uub F.u ii.tiur.-l.s1.. r..f.iHt upon ts
Iashi.fs rtgf, UHu,b. owing i| I,I .i.1Ii.ns 10
everything pus BIZ che la.hla.u.' N.N
Our MO0El COTTAGES,
TUis i.a l.f1tirsrt ItHl.,1k rrf .uH, prI OBJ.
h1ut, ,HI uuUu ~ aHf iH..,.s Doe f,r.f uH..r
l,,a 1.kr.s','-.d
r8IL rLLE T.AnIGS,'
w have ur.I.rIfrl Er..Hf.. N.Hl Cottage.
Nr.lsi t.rH.. lHr.HH., rHuriHs iI Ni#..t
tuii-il., tusb.f NuIk, lmff.H1, Nrurg, rHt.H.
SOD, tu...i lav,, N#k, i,Hf i'r#.a. EI.
iirr Muk, tHI.., taI-, tb.ul..f..-r nH.. r1.
co. ih..g ihHi ,.H I.l.I,sf l..'t. e. hlI Or. '..
yr,pr,,i, pIlrl iH Dol. HrI .'.A.
TIEN~-C,.lI, Nuths.I.
orr, oa. ,s1ssa 2..... ...f a..E5. .
f.r, iuu ,,lI.s -. H..I... .H. soar. 40 Z
-. p, b,r ,.ir. io. iun.... H.. t,Hr. 5000.
,B i,irI J.f, o. th. rsisHH .HH.Ii. rb. I...'f ..
A4r.s. l. N.r,pIN.
ll3 tb.sfru -. IH.HH.. Boo.
Galrs Isdts uH.A .HI Auhr- il.. Co...
fIiie uu. SEQ. DC %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

RICHMOND, nov l'l"'
The TRIAL OF the muiineers OF 'he ship Mar
ca Clea,es Of Boston, has been decided and
a verdict ofaoluii,al rendered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
Cider Vinegar.

NyApE from nothing lat PURE CIDER, md
warranted superior IN ANY % New Enshnd.
90 s.i- iu on, quantity b, the Manufacturer a. 90
- sral MAYO h BROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
NInla.,e.. rInnr. Linnc. NaIl.

,-I fr,u. % ...r.r.l .....tr..rt .fGOup- u.rl..
k,rt ira ,#rrfN ~..ir.
Ur ~itk b.. poet l.,H rur, tt-'.. Ir ID~luNt
fH.u,lHs .u. G..'. 900 100 .., 1H' % lhr hl~I
STYLES.
NIuIHr al,.,. D.s.d. $500 o.. .IIIuN FOR
CASH Orr u.ffu ..
"QITDk NtLTN lyD SUILL pEDriiN."
W,L,,r alna -..I s...ur.t
REAUY.NhOE CLOTHING
r.n.... Of ..H rInri1. VOL r,Ir 900 g..l
.,Ls. Lf.f..r.I D.nf..r.r. ..ls. 600 a-I csc
,s,irr u.r Gpr 3D., srI vr ull ,l '.i,Hr tu .liIs,
,.ui.f sou. t..r'I. D., giving ,.u GOOD BAR.
GAINS. e. T.. klNUAll.
VI. l.. no. GE.
o.. "a. l.il ua9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

or the FIRST QUALITY, "a every yausti,.-
- Ladies will God separate entrance u''''' ~
,.,,,,e the American lIuu-' SmS'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
\. ~. DOWNS
VEGETABLE BiLSilllC ELIXIR!
fitE cuEAr NonrUTEs nrNEDT ToH
CONSUMPTION.
rlrREADf READll READl'i.H
nnAKSs, LINIR 4.

DOWSs' 4 LiXtR Lessons fhs ssssk. issr,as.
o. a. srrfIf rai.1a ~ srhag, promoters DE inssns-
b. fsf.pratiua, Improves the digestion, strength
en-. the stomach stimulates ihs diur,tc organ. and
thus by a. SH. 10 hdafys, nIf ~ B9s,is dian.
o. a. Md faH1rait de syfcs, 0a3ssts d,isrts
anil RESTORES TIE PATIENT a. HEALTH
10 never producers COstivencss, Bot unlike
M other similar ihsiicin-s. Il = Se1sSRg ~ fl1f
sli. snd s,l IN a fw week, (thc patient having
p.Tsr ltg1rd 90 dCt) entirely relieve and cure he
.rast ui~t.B1ic cases ~ thltdid.culy.
NEy. J. L.. ICrttT vtilTs .-'' iuuul that thr
usr ri o. irv dave, BID ffgrhiel my towsl..
,7i1hfIi ths 'iIru'ation, aui rruiu,fd e health,
r, .,.rre rprl tie -hiu. u-rd thrsr taiies intso
v,.l .. ah.rH DtIsb removed the safsnsfs and
yrlLu.e. tun Hr stomach, gave ur 10 rH0d app.
rt.. rrI greatly Improved ri strength"
Prom ever, description OF cough. rlirth,r
.rs,r r.i. p.a'frD,l ll a. frrrr, ur th. cfscf ~
f,.l ru.hur-ry laIit. Duwys' Einig stands
UHRTVALED! UEEoUALRDl!
r. .f.r.4..l 1 r.v4 I1 r fu aa1.. chat h1s ast.li
..I .u.r'b., lad haa'rI t.r .All Of che h.,t phys
t.EHs.
For Measles, D. d. dis Boz. article Boo Oh, volId.
la if fr...s rIif. .frH rsf fnflu fe raHfHf o.
Ilthrrt. il nr.b l... il'u OBJ. usuaI tiur.
Res. T.. Iu.ir, a,aIg -'.i hafr given % Goo
#. children Ir .. .".l rr o. .I." .l H.H'", r1I
th.. p..,s| ,irIr f.r. D'FfrnUty 800 gt.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
HIRAM IltHBNUD
RUFUS = STEVENS
rad., o,r Sits.


TiIT subscriber 8. .ls r,r.Iyi.g l arr ~t.sL
ct FALL ND WINTER GOODS vb,,s g,Ir
bought a.. rI.b cod $50 o. b.. N,iy ,fssp 90 each
ar rn.turs. WANTED: Tru tar. 70. - svt,t
Blllllt Zoo iHH. -HsI DRIED ApFLE~ .--
500 liu.h.h CORN sou Iu.hsE good WHITE
NEAN> 1000 lu.hris OATS 200 dz. 90 WOOL
SOCKS; 2UJ tHg. ~ W,lIGtONE~
HIRAM HUBBARD.
Pore, Oci. 81. 1851 p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

Lars,Sh-Frm tb, roiau, .. hru-
crtaj, ibs ness Cur-r,s,.nla. delegation .',
stand u.s. mIlovs.--I.r, district, lou. N.
Naur. dem srruaJ do. 4 4 Landry,
Wing. brrI Jo. Alex O.. p,ua. jru,- .uub Do.
l.ac r. Mos, dem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
w.. isl Ch,.,nui ST., r6laa.lIha, o..

g. do. llu0. Count, Cuuri.s..l.u v.thIH aHd I".
UH tarri, 80 k,HH.l.,.
fINlI uII.r-i-u'rs vuuI r.sHF.f.H..' upur.rHi
tbttsts I,sl faa,t,Hg hpll-H in 'Hr i11Hi1
tlHi. ui ih. uavn,l ia,r'fr, in Nurh ast, uf'"s
ibrIf annual meeting, HtI inbilittn'. di . u'Irl.
uHu..l vote tr ln.iiult lhtII Sr'Him,u i' I'iiI.u
,Hur il.1.r. t1 d..ouui,.u. ta, I1t Of ilg l'r.
EuIlrfN.rl ih. hone. uf John Stevens Dot Hlr'i,,
YuH thr ilul Road iH t,st IN.ruHTr. ihrI'tai.
M. ,.ifrI.t, nIst ,,u. II,r.t- o. Uf-.uHfiurr tuG
.liI flu Hi th. Pool I. lI.
NNR~IINII LANE, ~s.rr'm.n
JONAS MILL, ST la1'fu.
IttrifH. N., L. ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

WASHINGTON, Oct 2o.-1tc Union pub
lishe. a letter from General lIouslun, denying
al. knowledge Of Donaldson and ihr couc.-
poulsucc. Boz does uu, believe thrTg Is auy
such MAN boz Texas. General II has author
lrI nobody lo make pledges, bargains 90 a.
srecmcni, lur him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

INCREASE OF READING MATTERi''
TUE tADY'S HOOK So the eu.uiur year,
will prrseui Iriu, novel i,aiutes suited o. he
al,arciug demand. II IN, pullir sstr. N h,s ~.
al, ~, az. lit AZ tts fsiI1iatsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

N,a Yuen ELrrrI,N From returns OF
Nov. pib, % b., highly probable ,'.al ,hc entire
Wing STATE Ticket have been elected. except
Seymour Tor Engineer
The latest return. Indicate that thc Wing,
ullI have a minority IN bu,h branches OF th,
legislature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
commissioners, Nnlicc.

WILLIAM HIMBAI.L, Cle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
Calrow 81 CompanY

Offer their services a. Grntleman who can appte-
ciie The above ~ .urcncni''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21

THi. i.a l.Iprtrsrt Isrl.p1t rrl .uH, ,rI iI
boot, sHI u.uu ~ a.u ta..,.. Doe ,,r,l aa.I.
I.s. r.i .r...t a.f..H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-11-21
The mos, Magidrcui Periodical IN IL,
World!

Thr rubf.b-rviH .i,r A. 40. fr l~52. ihHt
lamlr, AT. unlru wool D.. il.rI of. ,uI ib.rt
pur. BE- -l1a1rf.
u nn..I 4. ihamu.th ,y..lihH- ihHi can IH'.I.
81 De- l.lt.- among ,th.Ts ,. rh. iI.urH-a-
DOplN'~ EEiINm.E FASHION TINTI~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
The Farmer, Prospects in Oxford Co

We have recently had occasion 10 travel ln
different parts Of Oxford County, and We think
the agricultural prospects Ia this County were
never better. The hay, although not 50 great
4 Weld a. IN some seasons, is Of excellent
quality, and will b, sufficient in quantity for
the farmers use. Gram has not been better
for many years. We saw several fields Of cX-
celleni winter wheat, aud To raising this, our
farmers intend in future TO give increased at
ten,iOn. Corn is we'll gr,wn thus Tar, and
the only fear is that the season will not be long
enough Tor 1t to come to maturity. Potatoes
appear promising-as yet We have no com
plant Of the Po,aloe disease in this quarter.
Crops generally, OF all descriptions, promise
an abundan, harvest The farmers will have
full purses this ycsr-success to them.
The Kenuebcc Journal well says:
Maine, after all, is better State for farm
ers to lay up money in, than many Of the West
ern States, whose soil is richer They can
raise corn aud whea, there a little easier, To
be sure but after they get 1t, what Is 1t worth
IN cash a, the farmers door We venture TO
say Ihl, the produce Of an acre OF our winter
wheat, will bring more money at home than
that Of two acres OF the western farmers
wheat. so OF corn. Then as to wool sheep
can run nearly all winter on the prairies, to be
sure, aud coarse wool is raised at less cost
than IN the colder climate Of Maine; but II
requires a cold climate for fine and heavy
ieeces they can't be raised in any other
Maine wool now pays fair rate, and the farm
er's mntton and lamb bring him much better
price. than formerly. Indeed, money is 10 te
made now in sheep raising. Then there isno
country where OrchGrdiHg will pay better than
here, If properly attended to. Maine apples
will keep much better than the western fruit,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

DRElDFuL SmPwGEcE-oSE HuNDED
AND SryNrY.FrF Llyrs Losr.-Thc Ea,,
India mail recently received IN England brings
reports Of large number Of shpwrcks, IN
one of which large number Of lives were
lost. The Altict Rohoman was wrecked 90
the island Of KoncD', on the lill Of June.
She was bound To Bombay from Jcida aud
Mocha with four hundrri passengers aud a
quantity Of treasure, coffee add salt On board
Five days previous they made Kenery, and
stood in Tor harbor. Before sunset the light
house was seen. Signals were made, Nhch
were answered from The outer IightshiP.
shortly afterwards very heavy sTaan
came on, and the Naeoda finding hi' 'csscl
drifting in shallow water, les go his ancnors.
In the middle Of the night, the 'hiP laborug
and rolling very much, los, her ruddcr, Som
after this the cable parted, and she drove 90 t.
the island Of Kencry. Daylight found de-
bottom Of the ship gone, and the rcmaias Of
the wreck driven up alongside the fort walls
an the boats broken OF washed away. Many
Of the passengers stepped iiom the vessel on
to the walls, but numbers we're cast into ihe
sea ant drowned. Nearly l7j are missing.
The sailSof the AlticI Rohoman were blown
away, and there were no Others TO replace
rhcm, and sho appears to have been sadly def,
cicnt Ia anchors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
Ohio pemocratic State Convention.

This Convention adopted the following res
oluliou,
1t. R,,oir,d, That by the adoption Of the
new Constitution, the Democratic party has
obtained victory worthy Of the years ofsuug-
81. dcyoicd to achieve il.
~. Rssorod, That IN the new Constitution
We recognize as principles cardinal IN the
Democratic faith
The elections Of all officers by the people :
The Limitation Of State Indebtedness, and a
provision for the payment Of the deb, which
exists
Equal ,aSa,ion-comPclling the property Of
the rich, invested in stocks, to bear a proper
ton Of the public burdens, by contributing to
the State;
The restraint upon the legislative power
combining It to the legitimate subjects Of gem
cral legislation
Aud The ,,u-n,ug glory Of 'yposl, which
secures the people, sovereign always, from
ever becoming slaves to any law or charter
passed by their servants.
81. R,solr,d. ThaIthe Constitution creates
a government II delegated power, merely
That an powers no, expressly delegated, or
or ncccssauly implied To execute thosc pow
en-. rruain with the people. And that every
act # the Legislature, not authorized by The
Constitutions itsrlf, d, contrary 20 The theory
AMI structure ~ the Government, and danger.
ous To The people.
9Th. R,,oH,d, Tia, w adhere to the res.
olutiou, on national affairs, passed 10 The Dem
orratc Convention u ISIS, aud rcafirmcd by
the Convention Of irjo.
9Th. R.,ol-rd, Tha, the present Wing hd.
minis,ra,iun Of the General Government, IN
IT, rockies, ,luaudcrinr Of millions Of the pub
he money annually, and by It, indiscrim,na'c
and unpunclPlcd prescription. and by is wsn.
ton violation of pledges, has shown ii'clf mn
worthy II the confidence Of any people.
9Th. R,olr,d, Thalvc approve Of the Ad.
minis,nliun of OUT Chief Executive, his man
Is barring, prudcn, coun'cl', and sound Drm-
nrn,Ic doctrines. and We eomm'nd him ,u Toe
people as vunhy of the high position b. NOW
occupies, aud we'll deserving the trust 1t our
standard in rhc ensuing campaign.
7lh Rsnlr,i, Tia, the ticket wc this day
present To the people, is well worthy Of their
united support Homes, and capable, ourcan.
didatcs arr prc.cmincnlly qualified To carry
out the measure, Of The Democratic party un.
Der thr nco Constitution, which lhcy have u.s.,
sisted 10 uukng, and - ably supported h,lorr
,hr people,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
From California.

The steamship promcIhcu. arrived at New
York. On the 18th inst, with 900 passengers,
and SsOo, 600 in gold dust.
Lynch law s,ll prevail, u California, and
lir and property have not been secure under
,hc protection u regularly ORGANIZED police
and magistrates. Since ihc departure Of She
Last mail Steamer, the oul, event which has
,nnspircd IN San Fanurlscu, has been ih'
irial aud conviction of q frlan by the name Of
Stuart. hy the Vigilance Committee, a body
uf clI1cn. II the highes, respcclabIIiy and
standing in society. Stunt vas villain oi
the mos, Desperate character. llc was hung
for a multiplicity of Offences, on The I'M
int. at the end of Mnrkci Wharf
IN Sacramento, stockton and elsewhere,
the ci,i1rns have ict themselves compelled 90
ac, ~ their own behalf ,hc laws having
proved ~ uucrly inadequate IN Themselves,
and their administration by the properly con.
st,ulcd authorities.
The Vigilance Committee still continues To
exercise it, powers, and is doing is almost
to md the community Of villains. Their acts
arr sustained by a majority Of the cIliz'ns.-
The intelligence from the North i by no
means pleasant \ party Of pioneer emit
grants. at Poin, Oxford, above Trinidad, con.
si.tInr Of ten men, have been massacrcd by
the Indians.
The Indians are sull troublesome IN the
Sacramento valley, and refuse To come at the
place specified by the Indian commissioners.
4 rrncon,er took place on the LIT inst, b.
tween Geo. T. Lemon, City Assessor, and
WIN. II. Graham, young lawyer. Graham
was wounded. and Lemon Immediately gave
himself up to the authorities, but his 1dver'
sary having told him to draw aud defend him
SELF, the Recorder discharged him.
The iih Of July was not celebrated IN
consequence Of the calamity which had be.
fallen the city. 1t was, however, observed
by the firing Of guns, Paradcs, &c.
In Sacramento, most daring robbery was
committed in broad daylight, aud the offend
crs have been arrested and at last accounts
were having their trial.
The Mormons are making decided move
men, towards establishing dircc, communi.
cation IRON the Salt Lake to the Pacific.
The burned disttic, is nearly rebuilt, and
the enterprise Of our citizens appears una
ba,cd. The intelligence from the mines is
encouraging.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
ron ii, ruan County lN.YI cousr
WING PROSPECTS.

~. H., Al. , I,,,,c ,,,r,rG,I nj,
-, ~, W., ,.,,.,..,. =, ,,c r,,,
49, -. !, -. n.o,.,,,,,
IL, .,,,,,,,,,, -,,,,,,, ,r,, 5,o, Isc,,
-. c,,.,o,,,,,. !, ,l,n,,, every
-. r.. l. ~, = -.
-. -. 81 81. To-. l,l,.
,,.,,, -, /, f,1.i ,.r,,,y in
-. .,,,..,,,o. J,,,,u ., ,ho,., ,,,,,,,
-. a.. - .,..,......,,l.n n.
-, al nh, ,,,, , r,.r, f,.,io, If
,,.,...y'.-,-..-.., ,...,,,..t,....-, ,,,.. .bol.
.,-,,'..,-1... -. ............,.u..., ,,,o
.....,,.a-I -. ,,.. ,.,,,.,,,., ,.,,,-,,,l,
~. 49,, D.. - p,,...lr1, ,,,r,..
-, -, ,.. ~, t.. ,,.,, S,,,,. ,t
e.. T., p.,,.,l,,r,, ~, oM, With
r,,,,, ana ,o.l,,,og. mso,ccmrp, the wb,rs
~, c,,,y III, who'll, three and then where
,,, vet whcr, are the vote, coming from
in elect N, Wh,y candidate Fro.a the
Sou,ht Count upon Your finger nails the
number uf states the " hlrs are sure of 30
lhc South. We would h. willing Io com.
promise iur Eve Southern State. 60 ihc Wing
candidate. whoever he may bc. Tho Demo.
cratic strength has always laid ia that quar-.
ter. and always will"
The Democratic strength has always laid
IN Democratic principles. These have hrcu
and are, principles broad enough and liberal
enough 10 embrace the whole Union, and
have attracted support from South and from
North. from East and from West Why
does ,hc A,lls talk Of Democratic strength At
the South csl,ciallyi Il Is 90 AL dirrc-
tions. Look 10 New England, with ouly one
Wing Governor. Look at the We, aud the
Northwest. and count the Wing States there.
Then 90 South, and lry To add 10 the number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

lose their lives, or 50 impair their physical
constitutions as To be unfit 10 make good
wives or good mothers. Il, them, then, we
say. for their eOunlry's good, stay at home
They will, ali things considered, generally
make As much muney, and enjoy lie better.
We would say the sIme TO our young men,
instead Of crowding into factories and stores
away from your native State, remain at home,
engaged in some mechanical and agricultural
pursuits. when though you may no, may mol
make 50 much, you will spend ics', enjoy Ret
ter health, better morals aud greater haPPi-
nrs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
PRnfREss oF KNOWLEDGE.

We 1--we Ia a1 age ct great event, aud Won
dsrul je,s'oTmeg's The human mind,
guided by Science, and directed by wisdom
and Judgment. has Thoroughly explored lhc
,a., regions OF matter, and larioqsa It's count.
Ir.s treasures. resources aud capabilities -
" portion OF the physical universe, accrssi-
BE tu tie reach ~ individual and associated
enterprise. aided by 40 the appliances urd
m.lrs of knowledge, and the .nnumerablc
Agencies of ART, longer remains sealed
lork" o. OH. uluous Of The earth Every is
land o. the ocrlu, however remote, however
barren. tssu'tie or barbarian, every Iu,t.ng
blv. inland sea, winding channel, narrow
strait. coral reef, or lcy glacier, within the
,r,r circumference Of the haJtable or uu-
irlrl,1tle globe. has been visited, Noted and
described. The lllIm.ublc eNTausc Of space
b7. b-sr accurately gulgcd and sounded-i,s
MYRIAD suns auJ systems, its planets and their
dependent satellites. o. comets, and meieors,
srt eru'rr. brought within the unerring
rance Of oar TELESCOPES. and the laws in ODE
d.r1cr Co which ias.r m1.s.rc COURSES paTei.
1a'ly lrd tlrm0a.oa,ly reyol,e iH their lP-
pointed orbits asesra.art and determined
REGIONS .o Theoretically remote from our
earth. that 'h- Intervening distance can only
be- trlyersgd after %, rT,e of mlliuns Of
years. by rays Of light, moving az the rate Of
two hundred Thousand miles per second, arr
familiar O, the observatory Of the modern So
,r5pomer and no material substance capable
Of syer,iny the slightest influence upon the
movements Of the grand machinery Of The
universe. can escape his penetrating glance
Ca tho surface Of our own planet the &C.
ologist has traced the legiJle rrcoFts Of ages
and cycles e ages, al sUch an immense re-
move from the most ancient ycstlres Of the
human race, that the period during which
man and his works have had being, sinks
mo absolute ius.gui6cance, and dNiudlcs 20
. mere point iu the comparison. i0ng-how
lla, ID we've vain 10 Conjecture, for the DIAL
pl,,e Of eternity alone marked the hpse Of
l.---Ials b,lor, this earth 81 oHr' v7s fitted