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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-25

KINGS EvIL-cAsE OF o. M. LEONARD !.
% n tho reader win observe. he viii zee that IN
nearly all cnses. the patient has tried nearly evevv
physician within his reach and nearly every remedy:
hut when he hits upon Guyzott's Yellow Dock ana
Sarsnparilla, the cure IL Immediate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
Hard OF Hearing.

\ piuus deacon IN one oi ihc orhujo'
churches Of ConUcc,iru,, SO, ,omcOhaIdis'in-
rui,hrd for real beyond hi, knowledge, and
DO, heart ycamci for a more extended field
NJ usefulness. lIr brcamc seized with dc-
sire tn sound the gospel trumpet, and stand
100 q rrumincu, position upon the walls Ut I.on.
After being mitch exercised lu his mind hy
questions Of duty on this subject, be- repaired
unc day to las the matter before his pastor
The venerable clergyman ofihc parish was an
exceedingly roud man, a shrcwd observer ct
human nature, and was qualified by his oNpc-
ricncc to give proper advice on this occasion.
The worthy deacon, who was rather deaf, was
ushcrcd into the parsons study. aud after a
rehearsal OF his anxious mental exercises, sta
ted tn his asiunished pastor that be- had lately
received "a call from the Lord To preach the
gospel" The Reverend gentleman was ra,h.
cr rerplcXcd at ir.l to beside upon the proper
way tn meet this case of Authorization, but, as
he had 4 spice Of waggery in his composition,
and the case required prompt treatment, he pat
on one Of his peculiar smiles, and applying
his mouth To the dcacon's ear, he exclaimed
"a don't doubt. brother p, that YOU are
SINCERE in believing that you have received a
call to preach, but, as YOU are rather hard OF
hearing, 1t Is very possible, and | think, like
ly. that you mismierdood the Lord"
The Deacon was dumbioundcd, but the sight
Of theology which composed tho ministers
library, helped him to comprehend his tue POI
,iiion, as he felt that II would b. impossible
for him to wade III .ough them IN a course prep
an,ory tn preaching. lie accordingly re-
turned To hls a,Ocaiions, contcnied TO wait for
a louder "call."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

ihe ncr1,r knows by whose rsqnssl 'pd ap-|
rr,sl ,b, Circular was written. lie knows,
,ro. vhl, WIS the oriuion " coriain FIRE
sa.lrr. rlu,vc ,u Mr. Wiley and other lead
inr al,lhionis,s. receiving muncy for their
services in bringing the abol,iouis, party over
In the support 81 Mr.. Reed. lie also knows
Of ouc .soiler. 4, least, who has become
enlightened upon the subject Of Col Andrews
speech. and Is satis6edih that 1, neither contains
the objections. nor conflicts with the avowcd
opinion. IT ~ author Us, hll, as he supposed
II dii hrf,r, , NOR. - or,hcir' rclliug since
IT. appearance IN the Inquirer. 80 it, publ
cation in the lncuirrr Is doing good.
We have uo doubt of the honest intentions
orihi, correspondent. II has p,ohahly hccn
deceived. IcI into an error, and urred forward
m on. course. hy certain designing men om
of the democratic party Bnw think hldcr
ROYALS rT-,su, ,iaro5i,r viii not suffer
among 20, Hieuos' more than General
Washington dri from ih' treason Of \rn"ld.
The Advertiser chime. IN with i,s cn-lahnr'
cr. the d.suuiol Inquirer, and blows IT, 'rum'
pc, against an Union mrn, anl Union meet
mrs Go.ahcad. embrace each o,hcr,--you
can io bot pi,lc mischief for the day Of abo-
ltina agitation b, we'll nigh ended aud then
' Othcllo's occupation = gone
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
Tie Ieuc

Sewn. CuaroraL rr,suvSr rs Pen
o.. S,uoul,. Iua communication b.uu Us,
"urrIr ru5y' detail. ihr Circumstances OF
D very s.,vc punishment Inflicted With a
heavy fm,s upona scholar BOO a public school
uaur.hhuun, town. lrd Turrj, Go To-
marx uru, the general subject ct severe cor.
roral punishment, ln schools, an lulluUs-
"My ,h,r-, ~ placing thcs' Transaction,
before ,hr eyes of YOUR readers, d, To warn
other, ars.r,, ,hl, barharoas prac,Ice-ani o.
cNhou teachers, parents and guardians 10
make the opposite the governing principle Of
their lycs, the guiding star lo an their &C.
,iuns H. this way, Il inno either, lri teach
rrs c,lncr to the world, that ,hcs1ut Of HIN
whose liir was but an exposition ui the law
II Kindness, h1s an abiding place ~ their
hearts. Children learn as much from obs'r-
walton. q, from dirrci teachings. and the in.
,,rucinr Who walks about hls school room 900
an lusoltui manner, r,soring 10 the must pet
" acts ui melnncss aud cruelty to satisfy his
pupils b. is master, may tllk about his holy
affections as much a. be plcascs, his pupils
will at on-c discover the cheat and that only
the mos, bitter feelings possess his heart
They will dcspise hi' hypocrisy, and shu, out
FROM their hsOu,s. those Kind feelings they
should entertain Tor their ieachers, and which
are 80 essential to the prosperity OF our
schools. II Is high time that the coarse,
rough ,uice and donlncering look were dis
pen,ed with in the school room, wherever
those means and their concomlant, the ierule,
have been pa, in exercise, the end Of such a
process, was never accomplished, while the
opposite course has always as,onislrcl and
gralifed the World by rs influence, IN subdu-
ing aud reforming the III ut obduralc passions
Of the human heart.
Try it. airof who have children underyour
charge, and you will a, once behold its ELI
cheney. bangor JGcr'OaiaH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
1 E D.

In rhi. town. s,h int. VIZ. George /. Woo,
aged - yea''.
u The toun, on the sth inst, Rev Joseph wah.
Paris.
VIZ. Walker Wa Eradnslc II nop,lolh Collcgc.
and aitriNard passed vgrar curve 4 iheol"gi
cal .iud,,., de,uting b.. Nhols heart and ,bsrgie.
t. quality himself Hr he high calling Nor since
his settlement, nsarly iorty years ago. did b. lur
mumsnt cease o. b, a hard studrut. relax biz edort.
10 b. asa,s pisrarcd fOr the discharge II he de.
tie. OF lee b. solemn sense II hi deep rr.pon.-
biltir.. llis iaests, and 6dslil,. his daik woik.
which N,rr a living Commentary on his faith, hi.
ever a6,,trnais and icfNent Thhlic ministratipns
apd social interviews, rendered him acceptable "a
be-. p,oplr, anil gave hun . hoi upon their frsp.ct
and love, which will hong survive him. Not onl,
hi. pcUple. bot hi town anL the puhlic have su.-
tanned = great be-. lie has Dnly gunr o. he fc-
Naid, and hi ,nsmory viii h. sintalmed Ia the re-
sp.cl and ahccti1n II al Who kncw him.
IN Buck6cll, April LIT, John i.oriug, Eco, aged
abuut ~ wears. lie was a native II BfidgWsisf in
the uli Pilgrim Colony and ~ earl, tie Nas a suc-
cossfl Schoul master. he Resolved To Maine aud
bscAns = citizen II TmncT, When the town was
new. where he Was engaged IN trade &c sUnir years
and lisin which place he removed io liuckhcd here
he coninued u reside ior abut u years, up o. the
time II he dcCssse, NhefC he continued the lusines-
II TIA Il uali the la,t lc~ year. Il BIZ. lie.
lie Wls a man extensively known and distinguish.
ell Go he sucia qualities, sound mo,al principl,.
and grutlemanly dcpprlment ia hi. intercourse With
his fellow men. lie early employment gave hi,
mind dirrclinu 10 hooks, and taste ior general
literature, hove u which remained with him To
the lat. HE l'bsy II choice books denoted hi.
correct taste IA Literature aud he high sen.e IT
sound m.tality. A. a citizen be Mas universally
respected as husband an1 taiher, he was an ,N.
ample which may well h. stu led sad initiate liz
lived With the wife 81 his youth betueen fifty aad
sNiy years, gave h., children goo ncstions-li,ed
To them all setlcd IN lie. add led 10 good Oh
age, loa'in. bshind bin many memorials of he
worth. and many blessings on his mcmofy.
Ia Wsicrsort. 25ih ut,, John MeI,illc, sou Of
John &. AM Nancy w. Gerry, aged J years Eve
months.
In Bethel, lilh ult., RhOda J. vic Of Caleb Bee.
se, IT,. aged 81 .cars npon,hs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

H., ,r,ho,i,y hat II you "rcsis, Satan lie
II, o., ,tcm yc,i :" 80 win the Agents en-
g., ro,.a !, NJ. service. We have endeavored
., r.r,lr-, our part towards cur country Tn
.. .,is.s. We hope AMI trust our fellow
,....ens win no, h. backward IN the perform
acc Il ihcir-. TO cor democratic friends
e.,osiaIl, 10 NC aPPyaiio come forward uow'
n. they have alvnys 1ouc, TO the Nindiraiion
of,he Ua.ou ofihe S,-.-s and the Rights Of
me States C-dis s5l.l basis nav both rect
With equal sai-'y.
" any have ssf ,. ~-oo-, a h''le patent
endurance will cous,tI q. ltgho constitution
has been violated by ths FEDERAL govemns1''
m, means ATE provided lvr res'oHr; rs true
construction. Il sey,oralPrciadrg 80 ha'''
nal animcsn, BIS 5eJn awakened, o." sa'N
n them, lrJ tb- sraat body % ih' people
hold them 10 uuCs a5a7ucucc. Nothing H
,sg.rsd ilr d. SALVATION OF che Union and
,bs Ccusiuuti.1 on their genuine ,1'Ui '''
,bs, tba., no re,sr, l-aib n Doe vos.a ui our
revolutionary PATRIOTS. ana the safeguards OF
our individual anJ uai.oupl Freedom, shoaia
know an c5aslr u c1ch other, act together
,,r5sIy. and boz ever, c.1s,si, either oiPracr
q. o. force. adopt tur he,r Oaich'e0yd, 90 che
Nor,A and ,he South, t.r Eas, and che West
che memorable declaration ct Jackson "I.'
Jg.ts-E u.s E!-ar... --"f''''s. ''
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

The hen tribe are again commencing an &C.
tive competition. The Providence Journal
chronicles the receipt Of a hens egg which
measures : IS by 6 inches, and weighs !
ounces. The New London Chronicle de-
scribcs a hens egg still larger and Otherwise
more curious. II was considerably larger
than common goose egg, being o II inches
round one way, l-9 inches the other, aud
weighing FIVE ounecs-contalning within IL
another perfect egg Of the ordinary sire
The larger or outside one was also perfect
with the white and the yolk, as usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

ONTuEp ss.-Cauri af Comfy C.mr..s..I.r.
Jauulg at.1lrn,i Term, l-'i.
O0.rr, p, That Nh, Count, .amu...i1r.r. ~ .s.I
County II ONfat, u,r,t 10 ihr County Tp1sHr.i' s
Dfhrr, iu laTi. iu .'il County, 80 ~ ~. fh ION
as q M4y A.D. l-jl, at % u'slHsS \. w., .hr
IuUo'c IT i.-sssi1y upon 90 ulI10uUngfri faar-
chip. ur Taus 81 los rshir. boz .aiI tuuHi,, 1000
ut uiors, .ufi,rHi b. Keep the 'puHfy Rood, H.u
hi Uut lriuU'usi, over su,h uIrvnuu af0.i rrn-
.h'r. 90 aid County, on cu,j fsIaif as Turir.. Is
tIc Art. pl..rl Au-i.t ~. 1870.
AHi it D. further ordsrrd, that nriIrr O" given ~
the time, place. and puVusr a thr meeting ii.fr-
.ail. Us puhl.hing 40 attr.'rd curN 81 thi. H.HrT.
boz " The Ngr' urs-larsr pilli.hr D., ihr lun-
trf o. tha State, ,ud BOO thu ONir' prml,r1i 70
ugv.plrrr pfintr a. Paris i1 .1il uni, ~ woke
.uC,,.-NylN, the lat pulIi,itiuu tu b. TuNI.rs n
al tuis IT m.yting, that 40 pefspus nirIrstrIm1y
then aui ihetr spIsa., lni 'hr0 cau'" 1t aH' iH.y
have VII, .brh movements sh.ulluHi IT, mI,a.. InI
l.rut. sp,uiutrdt ~ cNpcud the ,ams, a. thr law
rtuNiifs
Auot-WN. X. kINDAlL, Ci,iL.
4 tue coz, ~ order II Ouut.
6us Aucst-WM. n. kIMBAlL, tLuA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
Hard Pressed

II. Portland Inquirer, and the Portland
Advertiser seem Co BE- hard pressed ior the
0lrrgUlth 20 supply lhc mental want, ct
their readers: SO they have united rs ,hcyNd
las, IAN. De fighting over the baulc ih1l result
81 iu lhe triumphant success ct Col. Andrew,
and the dcporra,s, and Ia the complete defeat,
Ut ihe allies. VIA, they expect 90 gain by
Il, ve luyw noi, unless they wish To haze an
occasional sham fight, 80 as to Keep thrir
bond .a, preparatory Co future contests, and Co
enable ilsu Co bear their defeats with better
gr1cy hereafter
The Portland Inquirer Of las, week con-
i4.us tac speech If Col. Andrews, made 20
,l- Union H-ei.ar a, Bath. a!sp letter writ.
ten by him loo August lasi, 90 a VI. Buolhby.
cad some extracts from a circular signed by
one Soloa Royal, and certain other " free
so.Iers," rcFui.liing the nomination OF Isaac
Rcd, together with a Wild statement ct Mr.
ROYAL, aud h.gh.souudigg manifesto from
tho rgLoab,lb'g Elder Wiley.
BEING friendly to Col. Andrews, and wish
ny that his views upon the important qucs-
items Of the day may Be widely disseminated,
we simply rgier To the matter, that We may
extend our hearty thanks to NJ. Wiley for
giving publication TO the excellent speech
made al Bath, as well as to the ,ery neat aud
handsome letter to Mr.. Boo,hby. and We ia.
'i,g the readers Of the Inquirer to earGlly
Examine the two, and determine for them.
selves whether there is 4 sentiment in either
rhi, conflicts with the oiher-eertainly We are
unable to detect any.
- u the extracts from the Circular, they
amour, to very li,tle, and should be consider.
ed in no way Prejudieial to Col. Andrews,
Tor the proof is, 4, hand, that he neither wrote
~ .aa.,et them The new correspondent 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

Tnr CARPrr B,o.-The maiden number OF
this long promised weekly made its appeal
ancc On Saturday last. II is jus, the nea'esl
paper out, and reads like a poem. Ii is filled
with a choice collection Of the cream, Juice
and nutmeg Of literature. and is illustrated
with a variety 81 relnhable outs. IL heading
is capital On one side is good old aunt Par.
tinrton. profoundly absorbed in knitting socks
and items, while "ihat Ike" is stealing sugar
from the well.fllcd howl on the table. On
the other side is the man with the Carpcl.lIaG,
nus, entering No Washington street, while
anund him arc neNs-boys indulging IN fen
and trade. We sec no sort 81 reason Why the
Carpet BAG will no, succeed. Ii has enlisted
a good array Of acknowledged talent, which,
added tnthoso Vt Mcssy Wilder q Shillabcr,
should make 1t one Of the most acceptable
sheet, Ia the country o. Boston Daily Be.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

4 RrMArEluLr Dr,rH.-On Wednesday
evening a Mr.. Doan, who bad been during
the dly complaining Il a severe ,oo,hachc
undertook tn cure lthy mole which had bern
recommended lo hrras highly ciIicacious, and
which. in several instances, bad bccu Success
FOLLY pot n practice. The prescription vas,
to make a compound Of sulrhcr, hccsVaSa and
onion seed. and horn II IN dish, while the
face Of the afflicted person was to be- held over
It until the pain 10 the loo,h was gone. MB.
Doun tried thc rcmedy, bat unfortunately
inhaled ibc gls from the burning compound
frll over. and expired In an instant -NI'
OrigrtD 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

To render any reading really amusing, OF
in any degree instructive, YOU should never
pass a word YOU do not understand, or the
name Of person or place Of which you have
not some knowledge.
| would not Wish you 10 possess that kind
of memory which retains with accuracy and
certainty all names and dates never knew
It to accompany much invention or fancy. II
is almost the exclusive blessing Of dulness.
The mind which pcrceives clearly adaPts and
appropriaies an idea. and is thus enlarged and
inyigoraied. 1t is Of little momen, whether
the book, the time or the occasion be recol.
lsc,ed .-Bv-r's Litter, - h' W.T..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
GREAT GAIN

At,hc discussion ct ,hc Fugitive Slave
Inv. : Paris. list winter, J, &. Wood.
nan. underwriting 10 show the great gain 81
the aboli,iuri,is within a short time, said they
baf raiass iuu' This accounts lor the fact
- stated 100 the ln3u,rcr, that Col AnlrcN~
"fcd before the clusr, Nc Worjm1n "was
.o fsi,d with him." hot ihc lnluirrr should
have stated de- Who'll, lr,h-morr Than four
fifth, Of the congregation, also "ilcd before
the close" |, WIS no Use tu contend against
such d" cr.a' cril."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
thcrin', SAFE.
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U'NkEN ON E,-ruiilu, lud vilI lf suLl a. rfEr
Au,tpin, ,ith, tavern OF iHsr.fus 4 I'H..f
-. DO ilinri. rH ~Ifuf's, OH, llh fu Of N4r
ns,i. 2u'.rk T.. ". 81 hr r.-hr BOO fgI', fs.r
N,dI.uu h MflH,. 81 iiimu i1 .,il Count, of o..
fij. Do. ur Bal uu thr 18Th do, u, n,r'lH'rf l,'r
q, rr cen the i'lYeirg ir.sfilsd coal I.H'a d. Co.,
iam ,iI a o,ris.r Il.s.l 90 brI. In-HIt s. Oh.
Lus, Nv lssIHirE 1t thr rHrr,. of re- l..I.f .H.I.
DIfHrr 81 blI tIurt, .vn.I o. ll.H. HnrH BARKER
I.,I.. 600 tls v.rtsI.s q tbr t.u.lt r.tI .,l..Hr
ful ilr r'i srlu"'h.u.r fp ~,llrrH4.I urr.Hs
~.ulb ~ d,gI,.. ur.i, 10 u... a1i % U.Is fr r.
.uNr 100 Oh. cod 90 sIr"p fu'r. ih.F. ..r'b ~
L.g.rrs cat. f.i. fu .fass ilrr.r H.Ifi g. ..-
-i,es f - . rH., t.i . hrks o. DO 80 ui fIr
.lI NaLN o. picket lr,r D., ihr f,lii fHfr.f .F
che ...s II ttr Rad i,gio,. wet. % r.f. fool. b
HHis o. DO h.sf Ul.HIi D.uff. iUrrifHr 9th IhH
Bod ir-s ih,fs.p situated. D.uii.uHr 20 f...s 10
h1d. %, .pnis hrf.y suI J-.t o. U..Ji-a-r 90 g..
win l.. r,k.pl ~thtg1, tit,d ius' -, $50 ..f
frrurd-l Ausrr,i . 1850 De- tink - ~. - fpt..
gat, ths Il,pirH a. uHr Luliisd aHi t.n lH1ifs D.,
Urr yyBr, lni Interest iUm .'It'
rEElLl G, CHASE. Dps san
March a, ls5l jvS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

Dr,usrry.-Dr. ]. \. CrNNNos, No. %
fremont Row. is one IT the meet accomplish
al and skilled surgeon deilisis IN the city,
and h. work is spoken II in high terms % ad-
mir1iion by all who tested a. lie l. also the
proprietor u tie superior Tooth Wash and
Dr,rf.,, which took the premium NJ the
late Mechanics FAIR IN the c,iy. We have
,ricl th, Wash aud Powder, and consider It
supcrior TO anything Of The knd wc have ever
before used. No toilet table should be with
ou, it-Bor5a TrdrtRv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11
LIST OF LETTERS
DEuAINING in the 20, oa.oc Atari, ArHl
In I. isjl.

DEMAINING IN thc Pot Ofioc affair, Arnl
IN I. ISL
John Andrws. Rry. n. 4. BaisN John Halter
6,,,, S,Iyanus Baulstt; Nm. 4. lisaUoi ll'ui''
D,igy.. MAJ, 1.A; Ju-sph Cheeky th',,s
u. Cr-sLrr; Peer Cha.s: 'h-s'e' thaa ,''i -
VIA Ca.hlnas, John CuIlru : Co., l'.'h'', w.
Go; Ch,rlc. Carroll; Juha C"opsri Nan',
r,ll; Josiah Dem: seth u. Dully. km,'H. i''''
I'll, O.,,, = Eid,, Ecu: Saniisl LID, l'ln'''
III, CoaneI, An.elI r...-h Araa'da li"' ,,
? Name, fu.t: Thoma. Coca VIA hais' a..
Michael Handy; Peter ll,ag,fih,. u.
in' Jane. l.. Haskell Man VI. Holt; J. II. D..
sou; Alonio King. 2; Wn +. Mckcrns,. Chafss
Mokennc, James Meany, ? Samurl Msihs~s,2;
:. Z. Maxim; Thomas Mali, Henry Nouis Wm.
Pool; Israel Peter 500. Da,fr \. Govse; Ninslow
R,nsdsle; Ang,iine Rich; Augu.tu. Smrdi,ant;
stephen Suli'an; Leonard Sluuii,ant; Bsnj sur.
dNant; Sumner Sh,N Thompson; Cummin. W,i,h,
p Samael Wright; llough Wclch. T. T.. McCar-
thy To the SECRETARY 90 Treasurer u the Board ~
I ni.trcs u ONiurd Femalc Ac,ism,. 81
]. 4. CLARK, q. VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

- Lrt yoar h1ur b. provided with such
comforts aai ssse.au.s as wc'y, pickle, po-
lsJu.s, ,uls anJ lat'.s, hu-h.., br,oms, be-
ue,rlrrcg, bead, charity, cheese, cnos'r,
faith, Hour, affection, cider, sincerity, ou'oas'
integrity. vinegar. WIN, ad dom. Have
alIMcc Constantly 100 baud, and hFFInc's
will b. With yop. Don't tr.uL anything 10.
iuNiclinr, eat moderately go about YOU,
bu,.uss after breakfast; lounge l.ulc AMER
JIuurr. chat a lulr alcr tea and k.ss after
quaucIln,, and aIl lhc ioy, the rcacc, and
doe bii.s lLr carh con Afford slali BE- youn,
900 th' grave clos, over YOU, ari your spinis
are borne @, a brighter anl happier world.
Dor, H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

The rrca, race of United States senator,
which lls been the mus, exciting lupic Of a
political nature, has been held the course
run over for a week, and no nag has proved
the winner. Aner lia blllo,ings the Joint
Convention adjourned io the III Of January
next So California will have but one Scua.
tor in Congress next session, until the next
legislature shall have met and elected one
Ga the first ballot the vote stool for Fre.
mont S; King IS; lIeydcuIeldI 10, Geary
4, Weber 1 Collier2.
Necessary tor 4 choice 2j
Ga the lOoth bl.Iu, Fremont 10, King ;
lleydeIfeldi IS; Learyl 1.
On the las, ballo, Fremont had o, King
20; Weller IS, Lcaryl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

Il \ mich cuw belonging To farmer in
l'nion County. Pa, is said to have become
mar,clIously gifted with the power Of speech
and las according to common report, lately
made several confidential communications, in
very flir English, to some of her particular
friends. Onc Of these is to the effect that the
world will cone to an eud on the 10Th day nj
June next. This oracle COW has created a
sensation Up in uniou County. She is visit
ed by numerous curious spectators, aud her
mode Of urtcring prophecies is called raociHa.
non-no, vaccination. The Baltimore Clip.
per says that scientific and clair'oynnt cont
miilce. consisting Of A. j. Davis, Hurace
Greedy and others, are going on for the Pur'
pose OF consulting and investigating this. new
oracle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-04-11

Bg,r vas ',ry aax.a-s Dat BIZ children
should have a s1'l cil-luo7. n ono Of bis
letters to hls wife he has thc following al
! could iorcsss that TLerios.l bis tlachierl
would bec'ns rys fashionable worla,
with all 'hs attendant f-ivol.iy ans yiva-''v
Of mind, Adorned with whatever grare snd
alluremenl, w"old s,-nes.ly pay Co to
take her forthwith henee. Bot ", hope,
BY her, to convince the world [ofl VIVA, nei-
Their sez S7Pea- TO 6slievs-,hsi women have
,oni. "
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rTThe ruiiish-fs Il ih'. rarr. hrrro' anrs'u 20,
49,, .I,sTti.iry r.,,.n. ih1t thr, have aiarte
a.. ,l,,.es a., ,,,is. 1hose having ntices uTist-
81 h, The Csut e Prls,s, ~ ~ r''ti'shed ~ h.
t,f.rd ncnasrit. are usrrrl'uls f~lu.sict a. 80.
~ ,hs sa.u- MIA 'hs El-sIrf 10 t'e time 'hr n'-
tr. - .rlefsA. Ths Is ihr rrl. aiHT'rd in "'Arr
C-r,t,ss anl 10 saves thr ulullg a.d 'NIrr.r ~
Lr.tisg tuks. nud c,.lia,tsr, ar'i a''rd' 'hr H'.
t.tss that s.ust,aa. olruf vhCn ihr ai,siiis''- BE-
charged. al paid az d,lucni times o. d'iorni ''
.E,EIrtis
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Maine Interests.


Among the closing proceedings Of the last
House, We find the following account Of the
manner in which the bill Vas adopted 10 pay
the State II Maine her interest on monies ad'
,anccd by her for the protection OF her from
tier in 1870. aud u. The amount which
this State will receive under this bill VIII not
be lcss. probably. than sI5o, 1000. and may be
considerably more. Maine was Fortunate
under the circumstances. in getting the bill
through the IIou,e amids, the prcssure and
conG.ion which usually prevail there on the
las, night OF the SESSION. IL - ered'ah'e 70
her delegation tina, this rcsu, was ~ happily
accomplished. n, such time, and to Mr. Lat
,lrGeld that he had the confidence Of the house
to ~ rrrat an extent a. It was manifested
towards him IN this occasion. II was hap
pv conclusion to his Congressional tcrn' dor
ING which he has fnhfully represented the
Democratic party and Democratic principles.
rha, he wa, enabled ~ contribute successfully
to the passage NJ bill ~ important 70 h''
State. ~ thu, ,o which We have referred
Mr. lrtc6cll moved to suspend The rules
tha, be- might move to discharge the Commit
,cc or the whole on the state of the Union
from the further consideration 81 " Senate
bill authorizing the accounting ofiecr OF The
Treasury to srulc and pay to the State OF
Mime u,rrcs, on moneys ai,arccd for the
pru,rc,iuao 81 her frontier boz The years ls50
1910. ard lsu, Gr the purpose Of putting
,h, bin uPon i,s passage.
Nr. l.. said be- had seldom troubled 'ls
House. and now ool, asked time tn say that
,hi, bIl had unanimyusly passed the Senate
and hal received ,lr unanimous consent o
.hc COMMITTEE on the Judiciary Of the llous"
The principle Nls wei settled, that whor'
state, had al,a,c,d far the General Govern
mrrt money Csr the payment Of be- cNpcns,
II defending lhr territory ol the Union, lha
ihcy were to receive interest on lhr amount 81
advanced. Sr,c.al States had received inter
r.i under similar circumstance Tn, mon
cy i, fairly and l,lly doc TO lhr State %
Maine. lnI II the blll should ful 81 pls,lr,
nov. d, would undoubtedly hr paid at som'
Grurr time. ~ consequence of the unlurin
nate lr,s sustained b, ihr STATE hy thc Ilri.l
a.. =. tT....t.f a .l.Ff fEruI