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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

School Books published by Thomas Cow
pcrhvaii & Co., Philadelphia.
Swans Primary School Reader, Parts !,
II, and III, Introduction to Instructive Read
or, Instructive Reader, Dis,ric, School Read
er and Grammar School Reader, intermediate,
all by WIN. ID. Swan, principal of the Ma
thew Grammar School, Boston.
Also, The Primary School Spelling Book,
designed for primary intermediate Schools,
and a Spelling Book with oral and written
exercises for first classes, by the same Al.
thor.
Also, 'hc Primary School Arithmetic, Tor
primary and intermediate Schools; and a
Theoretical & Practical Arithmetic designed
Tor Common Schools and Aradcmirs-also by
the same Author. 10 the latter, the rule for
finding the least common multiple, the rule
for allegation, and the rule for extracting the
cube rot, are clear and concise; and these
with the section on fractions, aommoud them
selves TO every experienced teacher.
First Lessons IN Grammar, based upon lhc
construction and analysis Of sentences, de-
signed rs an Introduction Of the Analysts oI
sentences" by Samuel : Green, \. W.,
principal Of tho Phillips Grammar School,
Boston.
Jarvis Primary Physiology for Schools,
and hi. Practical Physiology for Schools and
families, by Edward Jarvis, arc tie bc,t
Of The Kind M ace.
N,rhclrs Primary Geography, Mthcll',
Intermediate Geography with numerous map,
and Illustrations, and Michcll's Geography
and School Atlas. for the higher classes iu
Geography, by : Augustus Mitchell, arr
extensively used and highly recommended
both by : :. Committees and Teachers. --
old Geographic. may be- exchanged with
ihcm on ,hc mos, reasonable terms.
MtrhrlIs Biblical aud Sabbath School &c.
osapby, with map, and cngnuors, designed
lur instruction iu sabbath School, and Bible
Glasses, Us IN admirable work, the ,cry hgsl
ibai vr have ever seen OF the kind EcU
family aud Sabbath School should have them
Tho above Book, mas 40 be- found OF, Nuy.
as & Baalss, Norway : :. Committee.
ani teacher, wishing to purchase would Do
we'll go call and IcniHs for houa'rS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
PHILADELrnII, Dec. 81,

TINS Far a, the Ledger buildings yesler
day, caught in a wooden box, IN the base
meni. through which hol air was forced int
the upper stories. The flames spread - rap
idly that those in the building had barely time
TO escape.
The job Office was entirely destroyed
The presses, which cost $4,000 dollars, ART
much damaged. The precise loss cannot be
asceriaincd. There was insurance OF sis,'
600 on the building and stock. Many OF the
hooks belonging to the establishment were
lost. Serious fears were at one time enter
tanned tina, the boiler attached to the engine
would explode, as, owing to the JaP'd pro-
rrcss of the fire, the engineers had not time
to stop il. Two fremcn wero badly injured
by the falling ruins,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
Marine Disastars

To eastward Of us, In consequence Of the laio
storm. A, ROckland. sch. Violet, drove a.
shore in the harbor, and lies high aud dry up
on the beach uninjurrd.
Brig IIyas Of Bucssror came to anchor
under Beauchamp Light Sunday evening. and
at . IL 7. VI. she commenced dragging her
anchors, which brought up, lwo cables lengths
from the shore. Her masis were cut away.
her sails, rigging. and span saved in DANA
ged state. She will proceed to Buckspon
for repairs
At Owls Head, three vessels on the beach,
one is the sch. Hudson, Capt. Berry, loaded
with shocks from Prospect.
At Spruce Head, sch. William, Capt.
Coomhs, supposed Of Deer island. High and
dry, probably a total wreck, also, sch. Gale
ma, Capt. Wall Of Ilampden loaded with
hides from Salem Tor Belfast. Sch. slightly
damaged, will probably be saved with cargo.
At Dicks Island, reported sunk, the sch
Exchange, lIunily, from Rocklaud, loaded,
With stone.
At Lobster Cove, 81. George, three light
vessels ashore. names unknown.
/ At Seal llarbor, two vessels reported n
shore names not known, the crew Of one
said 10 BE- Lost.
/ The Rockland Gazette says-
The schooner Niagara lying at anchor IN
our hirbor limo.loadcd, dragged her anchors,
and after being carried IN this waya consider.
able dlsnacr, she finally struck on a ledge Of
rick covered with about three feet Of water.
Here she hung for considerable period,
beating heavily al the time upon the rucks.
. Int after Tossing her keel and fprc-Gol. sar,.
/ ing her 'lcrn.pus,, aud opening nearly al her
seams, she passed over and VAS once more
afolt But the uumrrou, leaks she had
+ made were no Jess deadly than The rocks. aud
She was ,uon 90 ere from the sllckcntog of
. the limc in her bold. At length she came
slh.c.cuty near the shore, 90 D. reached by
boat. auI her captain and crow were t1scn or
They bad brcn exposed To che nII violence ui
thc storm for nearly twelve hour. and their
c.o,lc, which had been continually Wcr by
she spray, were completely urd With Dee -
One or two Of them had already become boz
sensible 90 ,hc cold and ihcy must have all
p.r.hcd bad the reach ~ assistance been
liir longer delayed. \ ncw crew took pos
session of the Niagara auI cnJrl,orel 90 save
Der by .cuttng her. The effort Was not sue
c.s.lul. however. and she j, a tolallos We
understand ,ha, spc is insured Tor 5000
. ~ insurance. uTol hog cargo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
CONGRESS-

n Toe Senate, Yesterday, W.. Douglas pre-
,.n'ci a memorial ,rom Mr WIS.,, the sro
rant, asking iuT an appropriation Of 100000
Co cua.Ie him Co make experiments loo hl'
scheme tn navigate the air. Ills memorial
20 forth tina, be- had buulh, the science "a
such perfection as u make Il useful tor tram,
porting the mail, aud 81, o destructive cnEn,
900 warfare. Mr. benton introduced a blIl O,
accelerate thc .llc, ofpublir lands, Ia pay the
public debt, and to cNtluguish the Federal o..
de- 10 land, within the States. Various rcsp
Iutous were offered. The correspondents
between ihc State Department and the Aus
,rian Charge was received from the President
and rad. It was referred and ordered To be
printed. \ motion to print 10000 extra
copies was ucsaliyrd after some discussion.
The lo.n, resolution from the House, authors
zing the assignment Of land warrants, was
discussed aud referred.
IN the House, joint resolution was intro
duccd 10 effect that nothing IN the Bounty
Land Act shall lc ~ construed As tn Pic'cni
the sale or transfer OF any certificate or war
rants prior 10 the location Of the sane, or the
issue and patent thereon. The previous qucs-
ton was moved and the resolution adopted.
Bills were introduced granting lands for rail-
roads in Louisiana, Mississippi, Indiana, Hi
nois. and Ohio. Pending the discussion Of
one Of these bills, the House adjourned
Traveller, Dec 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
"Sad Sight"

The great discussion now going on IN al
me-, an our towns, and among the people cy-
crywhcrc, presents a sad sigh, in one view.
4 large body Of the people OF New England
are studying, arguing, pleading, conlcndng
for Haroy' And they do 1t with such zesi
and spin, as proves that they are not dischar-
ring what they deem a vile bu, legal oblIga-
ton, lut a cordial, joyful privilege. Port
land ITguDr.
The above !. foul SANDER upon the people
Of NeN England, but the character OF It's orr
GIN being we'll known, no damage will be
claimed for the libel. The large body OF
the people, >" alluded to, arc utterly opposed
to slavery. They really regret its existence,
but as IL does exist IN the Southern States,
and the people there hold slaves As property,
they feel that they have no right to NEEDLE
with their institutions, or to deprive them Of
their property, wherever It may be found,
guaranteed To them by the Constitution
They feel tina, the Union should no, be sacrl-
feed because of slavery, which would after all
iail to remove slavery, or remedy It's evils
The dissolution Of the Union would be a greal
injury to the slaves, fugitiNcs and all. We
mus, depend upon the influence of moral pow
or upon the minds Of the Southern people To
affect the abolition Of slavery and induce them
TO engage in the work themselves.
BY the way, we would recommend TO the
Editor or the Inquirer, and we ask nothing
for the advice, that he would state an ocea-
siOnal truth in his paper, so as to give his
readers a greater variety, and also tia, he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

FRE II B,Tu.-Last evening, fire broke
out in the house on Centre street, owned by
Capt. y Harding. and occupied by Peter
knight. Nearly all tl,e upper portion OF the
house was consumed \ small child, sleep
ing in the room, was saved by the InrePidity
OF its mother. after one or two attempts To
rescue il had been made by others. The
child and is mother were taken from the
window, she with her dress in flames. lnsu-
rance of 5000 on the house, by the Rocking
ham CO.. and 5000 on the furniture. by the
Howard Insurance office, Of Lowell, Mas
Bah Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
FOREIGN News.

Sur, DAYS L,ra-By thc American
steamer Baltic, which pu, .ulo Pruuuc'loHr
on >a,ariry evening, Cor want coal To.
Baltic sailed from Liverpool 600 ,Ir liu, Dec
The commercial news o, interesting. shuN
ur o. slight improvement 900 COTTON. with
steady isrAc,. Trad. un ihc manufacturing
llstr,c,.. steady. coed h,4is, vote. aror a,d in
yarn, ali vooIrns.
The several departments Of trade, cnm
mrrrc and dulncc were beginning io manifest
400 improving Tendency The market, tot
uriru ani colonial produce had a morn active
aPpanacr, and there 0, every pu,psc: oi
further Improvement taking place by the o.
r,unulof doe new ygaL
The markets, although not lcu,c. hep
steady 4 limited ba..nc., wa, going Tor
ward ,n cured provisions Wool commando,
increased attention. aud holders are looLIn.
mfhgber rate,
Continental advises sleas OF an improve,
agrcluaec at the ch.oimarsels there, cou,r
quenl upon the partial subsistence Of PoIIica
matters
The events IN central Europe have gngc 90
varying 30 asP,c, during ,hc week. aad a bait
ever may be- .ald abou, lhc conditions OF peace
or rattle. Of Po,lpoa.ncr' Of h"s'llue' agree
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

fIRE ~ ANsoS.-Tho sore Of Messrs'
Foster & Ge,chell, in Arson, was DESTROYED
by fire on Thursday night Of las, week, The
goods III the store were partially saved, bu'
were considerably damaged. We understand
tina, the sore and goods were insured to the
amount of $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
The New Year

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uau Institutions, .'s ll.w.,, Patriots, States.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

The Gloucester Mass Telegraph states
that four thousand barrels Of apples were
raised in the town Of Rockpor, on Cape Ann
the mast .rason. -Four orchards are mention
c,l which yielded three hundred barrels each,
The cre,iccs in the rocks arc some on APP
ples. that's clear,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03
Chs Crior0 p,mOrat.
PARIS, FRIDAY, JAN. 7, 1851.

IL ~Fsrr,lrfs o. The Democrat lp SHuih rau.
srI ,,gHitg. vl.l.h.r1.t.r GrI ihrr fsrsis 90 the
>t1.r Of No.rs RUST { Young.
o. Nsraay VILLAGE HlNI.iBliy,at che Store Cd
HOWE
o. BusSdeli Village ana ,ri0.i,, ot lhs lla'slo'
JuiiN TAYLOR, Eso. N,a,h 'lWh,,h 'ae,s
Ifrs vII De- drINurl foo 'Fs1f-.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

"oxroRp Bears, We noticed yesterday
a, the store OF ]. L. Weeks q Son, the car
cases of Two hears, which were on sale
They were brought by railroad from Oxford
County-and were as ia, and sleek as the best
that ever came from that productive region.
-IPurisnd Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

s1-rhr" Philadelphia SATURDAY E,pr,s,'
for thc Homo rlrrIc--a weekly newspaper
pubI,,hc, by : McIIrnry, b, before us. Il
s large ura, folio, aud WiIl uo duuhI Dr. q
superior literary and family PlFcr Price
only - a wear.
Tie iuid number ouiy ha, been received.
Will the Publisher forward us lbr drI and
.rroud' We viii comply with tuc term, Of
exchange loo our neat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

VESSEL Losr.-Tho Gloucester (Nass')
Telegraph has received information that some
iois, and shingles, and matches of vessel
and board with Cyrus, Bristol on 1t, have
been picked up on the north side of the Cape.
, vessel was seen of lIallbut Point, on Mon
day forenoon, and it is supposed she struck
and Immediately went to pieces. Another
p,per calls the wreck the schr. wandcrer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

CClcbrook. y H., on the 3Oth ult.' iou'
BOYS. two sons Of Elijah Sawyer and iva OF
Charles Cuuicr, were sent into the woods
aflcr some cedar timber. Not returning at
pi,h,. search was made for them, when their
team VA, found near Monroe pond, aud on the
ney, morning. the bodies OF all were taken
from the water. having been drowned in the
same spot, about Is rods from the shore
The prcisc manner in which they persisted
is not known. The youngest was H. and
the olde,a - year. Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

avoid the use Of profano words, such as
" dcylish machinery" and certain other Tad
words which he is in the habit OF using, re-
membering that" evil communications cor
rnpt GOOD manncIs.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

,ereial town.-thcre vas no city them
New England. PsriysPirii run h'gh-hieh-
er, BY far, han We have ever seen II since
usd he natiOo was uoGhlsd. We were for
nnals 10 get oct u that war as well - We did
without saying Oso word, in the treaty, on
the point f6r which We declared The var. Bot
il showed the power OF the American ans
the impOSsib,lity OF dividing us ilially--and
caused 40 to ~ respected IN tic eyes OF The
world. There va, hardly housr or a cot
utr in all the land that was no, illuuliaa1Si
81 c,cN window, sud every pane ct gla1s, the
u,,ht .ii-r the vc'c1mc news OF Pc1cc =
Pgacc," arrived in Dec. lsli. We have
S,en many days OF national rladrsss s.ucl,
bet never one upon which 'la, clldrgs' v''
- universal and cNt-tc as vas that J",,e'T,-
rod
The war with Al-.,.s v,s saar' iof Nor.
modores Decatur 1ui Elinha5sc soon rughi
Oh, pyy lesson by ru17cvtsr, De had r-'cr
h,arJ bsi1-e,--saJ thar Uas ,h1t eygry nation
vas ~, alsaiJ Of h.s ,a,aoc Fgvgr. by 'hs
treaty ,hcy made with tha' Rlga5r1us Ga'rrn-
tn,ri. uls L. 5. was r'c5erI irym paving
'fi,u,, 90 tic Alccua5s, aaI i.i, s.-s thca-s'
natioa that b,clmc excused dyu dat bgnl,.-
aim, sat,cu.cacy Decatur U.,rri 20 I1y
"a powder -1I ha',. a.I r ru,arr c.sr. \
lev slc. d-att, bro. -.. Che p.y o. his ,-a.'.
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w. 1NI Uu'" HANt sI'vH :" NV "VITu 'uv
benefits Of their d'coveEies within the hrihali
Of The rrcscni seaiSry.
Amongs, The bcheheien, events ct tho peri
oil Of which sc ,recs. may b. mcr'cued tie
in, &C., alolishing the slave tradc-,hai ct
The BatIsh Pailiamcu, ia 1907. o'hcr IA.
uoa' followed. arl ,he U. :. dcerccd It pln.
~. S'n'" chat, other s'rrs 'or freedom have
been taken. England Ias abolished slavery
boz th' Wet Indies, ctd woJal movement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

LARD om.-Thc Boston Posi says; "oi
the two We had rather ca, lard oil with salad
,ha- try TO sec BY the ligh, Of IT,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-03

t. We. il.. week, chccrluiy hy briow
ou, reader, lhc remark, ct Col. Andrews,
mlIra,thc late Union Meeting n Bath. Thcy
lre rrplc,r with sound sense, breathing a
spirit ofiruc devotion 90 lhr Constitution and
;bc Union llsyryPwp.rly declined making
70 IaburJd speech, as several bad sloADn before
h.n. aud other, were expecting 10 follow 60
.ull 49,. tnrnA ho ,aurl, satisfied b.s friends.
- Merry Museum auI Pldry'. Maya.
zine .s n monthly illustrated periodical Cor
children aud youth. published by M,.,r :.
4. Nllrn & Co., New York, and edited with
great ability Dr. =. g Guuluch, author ct
" Peter P-rlc,', tales" It's the best uogs
ofrhr Kind ,yaut \ ness volume common.
o., ,h., month with additional Improvements.
When wc receive ihr 6r,, number we Will
give DO further notice Now is ,h1 umr 60
subscribe. Price, Slay Year.
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Loves Mission.

From the commOa School Journal Of the Paris hin
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
NOTICE TO THE INvALJD

| lh' d. Z. HARRINGTON'S, Medical Office 115 Main
street NOrcester up stairs where he can be consult
oy persons ancted with Diseases of any kind with re-
u and OF cure being performed. DIR H. hes
o e last ten years paid particular attention to the study
una practce o female complaints and so perfectly has he
cohe acquainted with their that wihou boasinq
~ can drant cure from all diseases peculiar 20 them
60 successful has been his of treatment tho he has
Dee called upon by other members of the medical facuv
10 introduce his mode of practice and has been visited for
that purpose which answered the most sano,ine avno
lions NP'O'"
In offering the results of his long study and practical
euence to his many friends he governed by feeling of
humanity only for so much have they been deceived by
pretended madamsn and miserable nils and nuock no.
rIms, that it time that some healthy mode NJ
should be introduced speaking of Quacks Dr. IT. does
not WISH to be understood to all the medical proe
SON. but those who have for the last six or seven wears
hed he newspapers of the day with their Disgusting adj
Vertsenents, making great pretenons to medical science
when they do not know the healing art Dr. H. nrc fesses
10 De sEi curing the following diseases-Diseases Of
e lungs, Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and GENERAL
Debility, arising Iom bad habits when Young and in
exerence all the different forms of weakness that are
caused by bad habits, from over exertiops 1l yuo
tofed III very short time without any hndrance from bus
T OA9i-
Dr. H. has also gained 10 himself great reputation for
me permanent cure oflong standing Chronic and obstinate
uses te treatment OF which he has devoted great mart
OF his time in his extensive practice cure will he Iarront
81 IN all cases however long standing they NAV be
Dr. H. solcits call from all who may be afflicted with
any olsease and those suffering from mercury in
conveniently administered, or from quack nostIums ad
mlnstered by ignorant empyrcs.
NIB. The best of accommodations furnished far t1e
SICK o. ooth sex required with good and at rea
Sonaole rate dUise Gratis, for the first consultation
d. u can be consulted by letter and the disease is
accurately described, medicines will be forwarded all cor
respondence will be returned Ifyou are sick call on DIR II
and avoid "madam imposters "
r. female who has thorough knowledge of their
complaints VIII be in attendance consult if they wish
to l2 NJ. Jiy9dec .io" .
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
SOMETHING NEW.
A Rotary Clothes DRYER,

An Apparatus recently Invented & Patented.
MONG the many advantages combined in tbs Machine
N the following:
lsl-The economy Of time in drying the Clothes, the
Machine is constantly revolving, thereby bringing the
Clothes alternately the SUM- causing them dry about
onefourth ofthe time which they usually The
omy of time in putting them out, Machine revoves
either way when spread and enables the person hang
them out without moving feet either way
2dI entirely obyiates and the great evil of
faster il revolves. osr IN nieces las they do upon
2d-The enormous quantity of
capable of receiving for upon machine l6 feet in d
be spread the length of three clothes nes and
in no instance does the lines cross each other.
4th-Nowithstandng the benefits which the great mass
of people derive in cities and towns, it very great
nament where you put ton the top of house
or in yard
model of this Machine ban be at the Office of Mr.
EDWARD SOUTHWICK, No. % Green street.
p S-The proprietor having purchased the right for the
United States, will sell rights in any part of the Union
Persons wishing purchase rights do without any
station it is the only thing of the Kind patented
consequently there be Infringement in any
N. B.-The proprietor will remain in Worcester but
few days.
~ Young need not apply for agencies, the pro
prietor prefers not to establish any,
marSi diff CHAs. K. BRADFORD
Worcester daily spy., 1851-04-04
THOMPsON'S OYSTER AND
Eatiyor Saloon.
No. o Mechanic Street

THE subscriber respectfully gives notice the public
that he has recently fitted up his old stand under Ban
croft Auction Rooms in superior style, and with all the
latest Improvements. lie that although the eye
may be grated in places where the facilities for dec
oraon numerous than his old stand the public
will bear in mud that he has eye the GostrOnomic
Art and intends to be excelled in the culinary depart
MEALS furnished st all hours Of day. from the
the market affords Oysters cooked in desirable STYLE
in out of the she'll He has several private for
the accommodation Of parties who may wish for anything
in his line, and by themselves
Pastry, Fruit, Nuts, and Confectionery always hand
New York Oysters wholesale and retail
He has also connected his establishment several pleas
ant Lodging Rooms for the accommodation of permanent
transient boarders He that by personal aten
his business and long experience he may liberal
share OF the patronage generally bestowed in past times
G Plelse remember directly under BancrO rs Auction
Rot ms of Nam and Exchange Streets Worcester
Mass. Entrance Nam street. and No. Exchange 81.
mar6-dwtf JAMES +. THOMPSON.