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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

SUPhEME COURT County Of Kings Anson G. Phelps VILLAIN
E Dodge Dsne James Anscn Phelps J and James s'ohes
plant h n White William johnson, James HWat
son David Balls and Mary Dawson deiendans-sunn
For reief-To defendant MARY ANN DAVIsOS-f0a are
hereby required the complaint this
ton filed in the oce Of the Cief Of the County Of
KINGS on Of October 1880 and 70 oil
yopT tHswer 10 the complaint the subscriber at las Office,
No 30 Fulton street. the City OF NewYOk within twenty days
this exclusive 81 the day OF
such aud you fail 10 the said compliant wthn tho
I'm. the plaintiffs viii apply 70 ths Court
October
w M Ieveu JNO J. LATTING, plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

STREET DEPARTBENT-Eo 4, HALL OF BECORD5-
PubEc Notice hereby that The following pslOn mas bee
prevented Board oil Assistant Aldermen To grli aud
hcAdszs the IN the 5,h aud rom s.h az %
the North All persoas interested having objections thereto,
requested them writing To the undesned AZ ms
Office on or before tLs frat day OF February peIt
JOHN DoDGE, oIoot CohAl5tohsH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31
SyTREET DEPARTMENT. no HALL OF REcORDs.-PuOlc

STREET DEPARTMENT, NO 4 HALL OF HbCOhLo.-fuDe
noucs given s the following resolutions have ooen
presented nthe Board Of As ant Adsrnsu To Tag spae
north sidewalk II 5lst st. from sh 10 th a
regulate curb and and hgs space lest ~de
throw Of 5l u from sth 10 lOh To set c9ro and
gutter from 4h 70 s To m sunken lots on
the north Of 39h between h and 9Th avs TO gsdwas
on Of thst and Avenue C. All persons inter
ssted HAVING thereto requested 70 present them
whiting undersigned his Office before the ION day
Februsyv nest-Jan Sl 1851 JOHN T. DODGE,
street commissioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

PURSUANCE OF order u thu surrogats Of the County Of
New ioa notice hereby gssn 70 all psrsoa having ens
agast RICHARD FISHER late OF the City OF fOrk, Grooer
The ~A vouchers hsrso 70 the SUBSCRIBER
s No rs Washrgonst the City Of Nee fora,
before the hrd day Of May nsxtDstss ssS YORK the
tysny-trst DAY Of kovsmDsT, 1880. JOHN ?. FISHER,
iav6mFH Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

STREET DEPARThEET, No. 4HALL OF RECORDS Pub
gwen the following have been
the Board Of Aldermen To hsg The nrthen se Of De
the north east corner Of 6,ek
ana aucsy Of Mangn aud Dsancey s To
pave adWay Beecber Amy 81 with cast Al PER
interested having thereto, requested 70 present
writing undes gnsd. Il his eace before the oh
January 20 ISL. j79
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. HALL OF REcORDs-Pub-
~ notice hereby gwen following petition has been
Board Of Asshant Alderman To flag sidewalks IA
l2ht oadwsy 4h All ntertsd, hav
ng requested present them writing 70 the
eiors the 9TH day Of February next
Holm r DODGE Street Commissioner J7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

CSTREET DEPARTMENT, No Hall Of Rscords.-sssed pro
- posa viii be received at tbs Street CeInmsoners once ll
saturoay Feb NJ m and grade Thirty second
To regulate Fory 6st amended ade Of Second aad Third
avs Plans specifications all Attenuation thereto, be had on
Application 70 he Clerk Of re Deparmsu.Jan y, ISL
JOHN T. DODGE, Street Commissioner. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

ctUPREME COURT-Cty and County Of New ToTk-IHUhAs
- JACKSON agains john CLARK-summons for money de-
snd the above named defendant s-fou are
hereby summoned the complaint this acton thus DAY
AMY fled the the City and County OF New
Yok copy your at my otce NO. Is
twenty days after the hereof exclusive
erce and fail 70 answer the conpA.la
aforesaid the plaintiff viii take judgment for the sum Of MY dollars
vi interest from the rnth day Novenbsr thousand eight
hundred fy besides the costs OF thus action Dated New ORR
December 81 R50. ABkAm WAkEhAN,
Is iAw6wF Plaintiff Attorney, Is Beekmsast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-31

ENOR SAN FRANCISCO-The new
4 Eew-York clipper.shp mo Captain r. r. Little,
will meet with dispatch for The abeve port This beautiful
ship requires only the inspection Of shippers at oo o.
Maidenane Eat River insure preferences In freight
for v hich apply tn - . r -, =, ,,.,,.,v
i2 l4tt BlFFkEN lRONSlDE, -- ~.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO-DISPATCH
n LINE-The splendid A. !, fast sailing pacSetshlp
ANGLO AMERICAN at Pier 7, East River, has a large
norton Of her cargo engaged and going on board
Immediate application should be made. Superior accomo-
safons for q few FIRST and second cabin passengers
+ B. SUTTON 4 CO. 81 Wal-st
i91 9wt or JOHN OGDEN, ll6 Wallst
T5TaNaUs hotels. ,,.,o..
shkeSEs An tS.HSDaS
CRUCES, I lfAhAhA.
VNHE IRVING HOUSE, &c ChagTes,
= Wallace W. Williams assisted by hugh Miller
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL CT GOrgoad, IN.
der he management Of A. g. Miller and y. Conger.
THF AMERICAN HOTEL, NJ Cruces, under the man
nzemen OF h. R. Folger and u. Miller, Jr
FHE UNITED STATES HOTEL, 81 Panans uEdsr
he mana cement Of Adrian 3 Miller. iel D&Cu
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21
From the Mem York Epening Post.

The London Times of the 4th of June an.
nounces the death of one of the most brilliant
rhetoricans Of the age--the Hon Richard a.
Tor She'll. He was born at Dublin, in the year
1893, was educated at Trinity College, and at
the age Of twenty one, in the year 1914, called
TO the Irish bar. In the profession of the law
though he obtained the rank of queens counsel
he never enjoyed lucrative practice. On re.
markable occasions he held briefs and mad,
SNOWY speeches, but the attorneys had no conf
dence in his legal requirements, and though IN,
judges regarded affectonatey his personal char
acter, and greatly admired his genius, yet bis ar
guments were listened TO with comparatvel,
| little attention
Mr.. Shell, instead of an eminent LAWYER be
came political agitator, and in the Roma,
Catholic Association, reached position secon,
only to that Of Mr. OConnell His speeches n
public meetings in Dublin, the first of which
was delivered by him at the early age of eiph
teen, attracted the admiration Of all classes hi
passionate tone delighted the vulgar. his wit an,
exquisite fancy charmed the most cultivate,
minds while his perfect amiability of character
his high and generous nature, secured the friend
ship Of every one who enjoyed the advantage O
his acquaintance. With all this celebrity, how
ever he was not making fortune, and wher
literature offered to lin some of its rewards. h,
gladly contributed to the monthly periodicals OF
that day, producing at the same time the TRACED,
of Epadne, and many other dramatic works
The Roman Catholic Relief Bill of 1899
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

fW- Many persons thought that the charnc-
ter of that pious philanthropist, Mr.. PEcKssrr
was rather overdrawn by CHARLES DrcKESs. But
a certain New York editor, now abroad, seems
bent in proving the fidelity Of the delineation.
Writing from London he thus Pecksnfizes
in the tone which has characterised the class
from the days of the Pharisees to the present
time aStsnd aside am holier than thou"
LosDoS, Wednesday, May 81, 1851.
"AlI the world'--that is TO say, some scores
of thousands who would otherwise be in Lon
don---are off to day to the Epson races, this be-
ing athe Derby Day. great holiday here. Our
iuries at the Fair generally respect il, and lsup-
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21
Losses by the Great Fire in san Francisco

]. b. Bideman two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars, Simmonsield, Bach g. Co. one hundred
and fifty thousand, Friedenburg g. Moses sew
enty-Iive thousand O. c. Scovill g. Co. eight
thous and, Berthelot & Cronise thirty thousand,
James Cornell twenty-five thousand, Martsh
g. Cornell five thousand, d. w Hunt three
thomand five hundred, Borneman 81 Sewechte
one thousand two hundred, Fonda a. Gray
eighteen thousand, S. Whiting, four thousand,
Querenu g. Johnson ten thousand, Burgoyne
a. Co, twenty-five thousand, G. G. Richmond
twelve housnnd, Schoss Brothers two thousand
five hundred J. j. Lippitt nine thousand, Marvin
a. Hchct'ck twenty thousapd, Frank M. Pixley
library and papers lost Cross g. Co. thirty-fve
thousand, J. N. Osborn, ten thousand, w. ".
Bokee fifty thousand, Starkey Brothers one
hundred and fifty thousand, Bachus Davis g.
Co twenty-five thousand, G. Wetton twelve
thousand, Meyer Ehch nine thousand, John
Selling one thousand FIVE hundred, A. Williams
eirht thousand, l.. d. Brown six thousand FIVE
hundred, Wood g. Cook five thousand, Eben
Niles seven thousand, Steinberger g. Kaufman
eight thousand Wallace, Dickson g. Co FIVE
hund~ed r. Scheyer ten thousand, N Habers
two thousand, u. s. hotel Mrs. Rego and Dirk
Monks, one thousand seven hundred, Louis
Sokolosk e. Co. one thousand, b. Rosenswir
three thousand five hundred.
Woodwork g. Morris, thirty thousand, Began
g. Co five thousand, P.B Clark five thousand.
M. Morzenthorn FIVE thousand Hillard e. Rider
twenty thousand s. A g. j. G.. Thayer eiph-
teen thousand, Kettele Mahony a. G.. ten thou
sand ]. A. Riedel four thousand, Kennedy
g. Co. six thousand, Jorgensou e. Chase,
three Thousand, Benz. d. Amy one thousand
five hundred G. H. X. Paulson three thousand
FIVE hundred, III. COIN four thousand, Charles
Moore six thousand, l.. Remstein & Co twenty
thousand, II. Baldwin one hundred Williams g.
Meiggs fourteen thousand, Matthewson Russell
g. Co. fifty thousand Ayers one thousand
five hundred, r. N. Leonoir enc thousand FIVE
hundred, Poster twenty thousand, Mrs
Whitney ten thousand, M. Reese seven thou
sand, Israel Pierce five thousand Cobb g. Co.
thirty thousand, Kelsey, Smith g. Risley one
hundrd and twenty-five thousand, Cramer Jos
lin one thousand, Colt g. Beals, one thousand
FIVE hundred, Thomas L.. Everett seven thou
sand, Langley a. Manson, fremont house, two
thousand five hundred. ]. &. Angel four thou
sand; Turner Fish e. Co. four thousand, Wood
e. Cook three thousand FIVE hundred, James
Beckett five thousand, Saroni Archer a. Co
thirty-fonr thousand, Turnbull a. Walton fifteen
thousand, ]. J. Bonnie, Revere house six thou
sand d. b Merrill three Thousand
w. =. Morgan fourteen thousand, G. l.. KEEL
log four thousand, l.. Viicr four thousand, Che
merry e. Hubbard three thousand, j. l.. Riddle e.
Co. nineteen thousand, Hight & Wadswortb
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

e3g Sir EDWARD BULwER's much talked of
Play, "Not so Bad as we Seem" is Not so Good
as we expected.
1t only reached this cty day before yesterday:
and the booksellers having proved obliyious of
our right and title to the compliment of copy,
we made pecuniary investment, shut tie door
of the sanctum, and neglected the call for
"copy,' and the presentation Of "proofs," to
read, mark, and inwardly digest it, OF course,
its author could not write anything which did
not contain somefelicitous expressions, happy
hits, and original ideas; but, taken as whole,
this Play falls far short of his other efforts.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

pose ought to have gone since the opportunity
afforded for seeing life" in England out of-doors
may not occur to me again. A, however, have
very much to do at home, and do not care one
button which OF twenty or thirty colts can run
fastest ! stay away; and the murky. leaden
England skies coBspire to justify my choice
understand the regulations at these races are
superior ana ensure perfect order but gambling,
lntoxication and Righteousness say nothing
OF swindling and robbery--always did regard a
horse,race with signal favor and delight, and
probably always will. Other things being equal,
! prefer that their delight and mine should not
exactly coincide.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

tB We surrender all our spare space to-day
TO the details of the late fire at San Francisco,
and have published the list of sufferers in full
since every one having friends or relatives in
that fated city, will naturally be anxious to see
whether they have escaped loss of life or prop
erty.
The accounts in the California papers, given
in all hurry aud confusion produced by the
calamity, do net give us any definite idea of the
precise smpani oi the less of property. Happily
the loss Of HE was, under the circumstances re-
markably small, though sufficient TO sadden still
more the picture of ruin and wretchedness pres
ent and prospective, to which this fatal confla-
grafton opens broad vista.
This fire broke out on the anniversary of
what was then called ~the Great Fire of 1850 -
The New York Post remarks that this curious
coincidence seems entirely to have escaped the
California journalists
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

Two female reporters attend regularly upon
Theodore Parker's peculiar sermons Mt Boston.
and take full stenographic notes, -
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

CHOLERA on THE PLAISs-The st. Louis Re-
publican learns that the news it published in re-
gard to the cholera among the troops on the
Plains, is confirmed, though its extent h not yet
known 1t appeared when the toops were
about ninety miles from Fort Leavenworth.
Among its victims were DR.. Alfred W. Kennedy,
surgeon in the regime and his son. Mrs. Kerr
nedy, who was accompanying the doctor to New
Mexico, returned to Fort Lnavenworih. and wilI
soon be with her relatives in ST. Louis
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-21

~ The Cleveland (Obio) True Democrat, a
thoroughgoing Abolition organ, confirms the fol-
lowing editorial notice of the Tammnny Hall
meeting:
LAND REFoRN.-The Land Reform Demos-
racy. of New York city met June Sd, and passed
sundry resolutions, right in aim, and mainly
right in principle. Party men abuse, and con-
servntives laugh Mt this reform. Blu, IL is an 10,
fully frnught with trucst Democracy, and is soon
70 devclope itself in grand strength as we grow.
We shall give the resolutions rassed, as soon a
we have room
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing March 10. 1851.
PASSENGER TRAINS ~ill run daily, sunda,
/ ,Nrtp,r,I, until further notice, AZ iollaws
Leave Po,tlaad fir RcIhsl, at 7.30, \. W.
I.s.y, rauianl luf SOUth faTis, at ! ~ " W
and 2.lb 7. VI.
Lave R,,h,l for Por,hpd At r. ".
Lave Soulh rsr,. fuT foT,lani, al '.'S n W
ADD 80 =. VI.
Lave Portland iot the Andro.c"sgin and ken"e
l.e Railroad, ~ ! 20 4. NJ, and AIS, y. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN les',s foulsni iof South
Paris. ats.aO A. VI. leave Sou'h Paris ic' Fort
anil, ~ ~ A. NJ.
Tr,,yht irs,n. tr,~C,n Sor,h rsr,. sad il'thclor
Mun.ls,,. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Ne eu-s,. received after sunset.
The C,tnpan, will NJ, h. responsible Sc laggag'
10 an amouni cNces ing $50 IN 'anc, unlc'' n"''c'
!, riysa, AL paid &C. at the rate Of On. rasscage'
C,t ,,stN ? 500 additional ,sl~c.
On the arrival Il the 10 4. VI. ur~std tra'i
Gom Portland, stage. lcsVc the following sisi'"ni
a, an. tow M naa,.d hsL,w, tolLiSs, wa Souti
Pafi. Stair.n. Tu-sd.ys, Thur AVS snd Saiun''N
E,s Harrison, Bn 'gton, Waterford, Lo'cH AMI frc
burT.
Bnaa,', Pond Stali"n, Mopday., Wrd'csdays
and FRIDAY, fnt RuHiori ard nNhch; Tue'da,'
Thursday. and Ss'utda,', iOr Rumiord and Ando
Nef. -,
Bethel s,at;pn dail,. SIC G,lcad. Shslb.Hne MI
and Gofharn. y. ~; TU.sdal', Thw.dsys an,
SATURDAY., Sc Raniolrh. Jrhstsoa -rsl Lancaster
y. A.: Moadsys, wc,is--,liys sad iIidays lo' be'
lao. N,ha AMI Northumberland. y. ",
:. r. CORSER. Superintendent,
Pos,laRd. Mach ., ISL. OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
AVOID FRAUD!
nd Nnn can gnin ncnI INV rcr cont

Mud ,ou can gain near Gny Pcr cent
IMPORTANT CHANGE DslL,'s Magical
| Pan iNfrariur. 'lr rr-irrll sri uu', -.nuil, On
BE- rlrs rr,,If. ,ni unlL ',rgrt l.iNs,.
FRAUD. C,urtsrsi's e Dallr,'. ENtnrtof.
90 che ON WRArPIR, hood the market avoid
ps ,,,I wuud ToisDN, &C. o. u-c d D. dlnsrruu.
~ AErtCII bat pll.s,'s G-uuinc E,tnrtuf
r,1 ,tsrA ,rfsmusii ,7,tantl, sui,rsl, .ulsio,
Oh. T1tB 81 ths wuTsr Gurns snl Sr,lds IN rom
.ug o. - miHu''s, sni cure the sofy, wIrHoU r
s,,h' ris. ALT khlum. Gets ,Wouli., luuiss.
80, add inaansd I've, laflmm,t"N Ehcuuisii.ul,
tbtItslHs. ud sui i1,,t,rl'- sHf.s O. currs rsti.
llT, aHI T-..its'l' lt u.,sf sils anil there d. u1
. u..BAr, ONLY ga TiIE GENllNE Dali,
SaN,'
GROSS IMPOSITION
ts.FI.N Tu UI,tTNs Jus,ug1,ilous y,n.
DO. 81 r uHt,tsu htnsiur, rul up the ,putruu.
al Oh b'r,I.u- -iuf, Nth q NV BOWS Il IN,
stNrfNI bAtttf Solve iH zach l-tsn, undrf a
,r5 initiated lat COUNTERFEIT WRAPPER
e thr Ul.p SlLE, snl lau, ufer It o. dalsf, At a
r,.lB--i rr.ry. The BAIT tikcs With ulan, DIAL.
efs, l-,, th. cusld,as sud,frf vh1 .prsns o. u.c
tbr euuli iisit ani pHis as stud paws the pcnalt,
4 thr taus agnyatias jiss-asc-unsighil, jefiru,-
%, r,suhirg irum ss,src l-iras anil vu'ind., anI.
20 unHr, n,, les ot 10, ts,i, The vOiul COO.
.UFsB,rs'
Sbun tbs ,-,.onas. couaisrErits auI srr th,
DALtb SALNI oNiI ia the Nm INNEioF'
lHi ths L,KGE BoNEs.
MNRk-Thr cnlictns 90 the saw WEaFFIE.
TrnB.L, Scpaht, Sun, Dove, l,on aRd Easlc
IMPORTANT CASE.
Ia,,r,stu. particulars Il one of III, INST sc,srs.
Q, burned aJarsj .uiicteT. D., the lat, u.clan,ho,
and atEIstrJus
.unCUE STREET ENPLOSION.INN y. YORK.
$50 alr. ne ia a ~ ,ay' IA the pspcr.. The cas-
vas p5orou1cci hop,lrss, h.. D,LLrI's GTSUiSr
hrEN,roH ch,ctcI rcTigct cure Not SCAR
o. LII I g. ell The tals
MlNn-1hc wv WE,FFIE--thc t,ECJ
boNFN and the ur<.rNt SurfcL..
CAUTION EXTRA.
ldPOSTER~, travelling about The country, re-
pfrssut thrms-lNe- a., Ar,uis and a. .sll,ng nj,
s'nuils tNtraCtuf, staiipg that the, ultan Il tom
iur' C,utuu the pull,c against al s,rh inlsrlo.
Tr. a.d their I-,isoa.us uUsuuui., anJ hsr,l, Ji.
unct.,, -nd wuhuut qualification, stamp thsm n
ArlI,rs, snd ss u,sssying e public sNccfai,on Go
dafiug o. tihs Nth health and ldc Il the unsus.
po,t,Bg. Druggists and Dv,l-f. Wh, will cuuutc.
r,nc, sob fasi aud rasrahty, src equali, rulpabc
MIND, I NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that uiy oNtN rHAVELLING AGINrs IN the N-~
EugL,al state, ace ". :. BURR, AMI ]. n. tot 4.
SLY sul, O. guari tn public against iaIii, ever,
o,ai A-vIt wil H. furnished With a CIEriTiCATI
Il Agrncy, 1lt al others Trprrseniiug thsulse,c q,
as my Asrau ooErait Iuhlic iiani'
80 THp NV FEISrrB CIEcUIAEs toE 1850
N. DALEY, as BEo,pw,r,
NV NoRE.
sd. L. 70. Hove. Pari.; Dr.. ". A. Rust, 7.
Moe, seth Paris: Mihon Rob,ason, Mechanic
tal..s e. /. func,s, NORWAY; 7. Croker L Go.
losAe'' Mh'i and By Druggi't' and COun,p Mer.
shapts gs'pcU,Iiy emi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
DR.. MARSHALL's
IgONlTlC CiTlRRH IND HEADACHE AuFR


Thz SNUFF las proved he mos. sEyl,ga, rene
Ga Agent kuogu iJr rem1yinga
Coldia the Head, the Headache. and all
Catarrhal Affections.
T. rslisyc, the patisui q G.alra.u or D-.asu IN
~ Hpl-Cf a.. NHlLLlNG Or BULZlNG SIN
SATlON such a. arr pr1iucei By too great a ios
ard pressure Of iessi up,n hs b-uis.--curcs the
Healashr aud i ne Ou,y agrni ku0wu upon which
vCu can rely With cJriItrca for @ COMPLETE
RADICAL CURE = "a. u1r fvt5,iJas Assr5,,
The CataTh.
4 J'sIHtss t'r,ag'isHs uai rsf'1r,i 4, tsIy a,t,oa
a. llss orpfHf Id s7sbruHsoss lsIgsS " De hsrt
re 55sfrattH q which produces Puis ~ ~ Pore
lsii ant regll Of the Egsf, s.ri y sszgisg D. As
Na's. q sssi, = uaii,r dyHl'sg troas a. Had ,Ni5
Ns Thruu', Sc.
Al thee !; cures easily and speedily. aud the
most confirmed Cases OF CatarTh, 70 usually
curcs Ia = fkW MONTHS.
rs an uufaiIag cure Cor bleeding at the
Nose, # Psrsyer.d IN bu' shcri tim.
There Is spurious article In the rnarse.. pu: up
By n. {. Gni.sy, Waicl dealers and buyers vii 90
v-' .7 gvH.-
ace tr. a. O. re"u.ls, Is O. Gee that 10 bsars the
tame Of Charls5 Ersss ale Of MaLIs5sr,. nov n
NHfpshsr. y,
CIV ATWELL, Portland. Ne TTlD,,,ls l,,-L
To vs0m orders iOs 'uPPis' q The medicine usy Be
addressed
- u., of a.. ,.. .'. ihr,r1 v.risanu.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-05-30
Erirari Gon. n kU,r.
coMrErENcE ANn mEALTm.
l.,1Ct'TrF, p, Ort.

L,NC''rrE, ~, oct. p. Isi5.
Vsrs Nrs I ku1v 80 will haze ths kIHI.ss. O.,
bar with me ia nv snrruashing uIs,n ,uur tiiu.
vhlls iaTknuu ls,lcr. Ou ish,, II m,.'lf anil VIII
the Obligation. ~ eel rws,lSg. u1iTf o. ,ur, Do
having made kaaun rrttpt1 matters ruuftiuHl iu
,uuf rns.t i-yahri,is Mani. Wumlu's ru,Bt.
Nrlirll Companion. II has l-rru worth o. u,ishf
in gold o. ~. n expires mys.Ii rather v..rl,.
,,u ssr that cnnnut 30 sp tlD saunl,. uhrp ,r.
fm ,uu ~ the sNtrut a. which have. thruurh De-
l-.n l-n.Gti,l. I vii state m, situltilu. vh.n
obtained ,our ls,uk thruugh The u,f,tt rur#si',.
lp,k upon a. uu, Il thr po.t f1rtuuai. event. q
on, Li-. BAD leu m,u,,,l sonlr ten ,,ar. ,rI
va he hihrr 4 seven ,hiLlfrn. Iva. bong .tlu-.
lang ua-r,.iHgl,, o. tho cot that ! might spr q
n,-',tst. ,uup"tru',. lot Tho fs.u'l. ~ on, u'.t
rNytiiuns It th' ,ud, l,ft o. alsut vhrfr 49, rt
thr lssiuuiur q ut,h ,",r. lni that nph With ihr
mlst sunt'i evuupus, suihr,ug uuh l.u,h ihs
u,Jrs .arir. II ~. fuail, thi. c,l.iant ,Iprt
~. lrgi1a,Hg To- have o.. ch,,i On On, hr,hh. |
fslt -, aJlll, b. sniurr ~ cuntinllrs, Mil, l
lrh the nrrrssit, II p.fss,rrlnrr.
The consta 4, uncc1.ing struggle on M, rauuas
imperative, IN cUussGprnc' Il thr prp.iu,ri ruuli.
ton 4 NY wif with occasional inisfmi..iuu) Sc
sIN wars NAH 4 The tiui- ruuhns a. h~r I'D and
II course incapalls Il kiag the ,hirgc anal unr-
agrn~ut II huu..hplI af,ir'. llrf cpndit,un srl.s
frum cau,rs ~ vhi'h vas igpursut. oh What
w.ull have given had the ~ Nr,r a. 1--we oy,r
sgain' What wUuld M, MI, have given a. have
l.sn .rar,d th, l"ng dh,s AMI It'll Lngrr night
pto'tratr on q l-l II ,isAurs,'-allufw which upull
have l.'n avoided, had then .-cn . cup, 1t ~
.Mr1d ls~-R' Prr,'' Ni'-ii c.@g.,a.."