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THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL UNITED
STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
The ships comprising z this line are
nc ILANIIC. Capt. West.
Inc fAClEIC ....--,..,... Capt. Nye.
The BALTIC ......... Capt Comstock
Thc AphlAIIC ..'....... Capt. Grafton.
E& THESE ships having been built By
contract expressly for Governments
zHz-4z4D service, every care has been taken in
theirconstructon also in their engines, to en-
sure strength and speed; and their accommoda-
tions for passengers are unequallot FOR elegance
or comfort.
Price O. passage from New York to Liverpool,
$3.50 Exclusveuse ofe ira size rooms, 1915;
from Liverpool TO New York, 135.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
ship.
Noberthcan be secured until paidfor.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
From Memo York. From Liverpool
Saturday, August 18th. Wednesday, Aug. 10th.
Saturday, Sc 30th Wednesday, Sept. 3D..
Saturday, Sept. l9sh. Wednesday, g 18th.
Saturday, 90 9th. Wednesday, Oct. LIST:
Saturday, October 18th. Wednesday, " 18th.
Saturday, " 18th. Wednesday, 50 18th.
Saturday, Nov Sth. Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
Saturday, {" ODD. Wednesday, =" 26ths
Saturday, Dec. 9th. Saturday, Dee 18th.
Saturday, &c 2Oth. Saturday, :" 9th.
For htorpassage, appIyto
EDWARD K. COLLINS
No SO Wallstreet, MY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Liverpool.
E. G. ROBERTS s Co,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
Or L. DRAPER, jr.,
8 boulevard, Montmartre Paris
The owners of these ships willnot be account
able for gold silver, bullion, specie jewelry, pre-
cious stones or metals, unless bills of lading
signed therefor land the value thereof expressed
therein. Aug 10
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d. FOR T.-Tbe cammodious fur
Lii. nished three story building Peunsylva-
ma avenue, between 21st and 22d streets, west
For terms apply TO Mrs. Commodore Patterson,
Gadshy's Row, corner Of 2lst street.
Sent 22-3taw2v
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John Y. B;SYANT, acting under appointment
- from The Governor of California Commits
sioner OF DECIDE, will take testimony and authenti-
cate evidences to be used in that State.
Sept 22-eodlmF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

We insert the following article relative tn
the publication Of the transactions of the OK.
ford Couny Agricultural Society with the
creates, eheeriulncs,. The eiTorts to promote
the science II Agriculture and Horticulture
in our own community, and BY our own cili-
lens. In order 10 ascertain What methods Of
culture. and what kinds Of stock ave most
profitable, IN ibis particular seciuu, are wor-
ihy IL the highest recommendations. The pam
phlet IN which the following article reien, Is
bo,h intended and calculated to s~cuIr these
objects. Il contains much Information useful
and highly important to the farmer. and is de-
signed To lead the mind to habits OF careful
Investigation. The Committee, Hon. job
Prince of Turner, Lew Whitman E-l. ct
Norway. and puc,. +. H. Brown or this
town. to whom was assigned the du,y Of pre-
pairing this rlmphlr, tor ,be pres have per
formed tha, par faithfully and satisfactorily.
They have presented q work, coupled and
arranged by Dcct Buwn, - Ne are inform
rd. uh.ch will be convenient for rcl'rcucc,
7rI an honor to the Committee, Society, and
roup,y. They have given certain directions
iu relation 10 the manner ut cliciilng facts, and
making rrrorts, which II followed will RENE
Iy 40 error Ut ro ordinary magnitude. Tho
fact, accompanied by the reasons ior opinions
7-l decisions. 900 these reports, ATE of the Ut
no., importance. Improvement, 10 Agricul-
,urc ui,bou, them, is impossible. The ar'l-
cls on Fruit should receive careful cuusidcra-
ton. The same may I, said Of other topics.
On thc whole thc committee haze done ihc ~
cir,y AMI community necessary service and
their work will mark the way To higher im-
proycmsu, 10 Agriculture. The following is
the article referred 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

ing results on his side, and he knew how to
avail himself Of such material.
lie was nominated by President Polk TO
sea, on the bench Of the Supreme Court
This high station he has adorned by ripe
Judgment, extensive legal aiiainmenis, and a
series Of opinions that have elected the com
mendation Of our ablesi juri,is.
lie has delivered historical diseourses, ~
ccum lectures. eulogics-all Of which have
been characterized by learning. eloquence,
and patriotism. AN have manifested thor.
ough acquaintance with all ,ha, belongs to
American Institutions. Indeed, IN his whole
cast Of character he vas thoroughly Ameri'
can. lie was thoroughly democratic IN biz
views and liberal IN his application Of hl'
opinions. Hence the annexation Of Texas
had ma stronger advocate, and we may add
that no ,indicaiion Of this measure that has
come under notice is marked by less Of sec
,ionalism and by greater breadth Of view
than Mi, vindieaiion Of IT, lie went Tor Il
because the interest Of all America required
H. lie was firm, bold, decisive; hence b,
raiusd the title IT being the rock oithc New
England democracy.
His town has lost a valuable cliilen-hl'
native State an oruamcnt-lhe country, airu,
patnot-and the democratic parry. one worthy
to an the highest place in their Gin. lie ful
filled the duties Of husband, father anC
Christian IN an exemplary manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

opcn hearted. intelligent democrats, TO ill Up
the rank AMI Gle Of our parIy--men whose
icmccncy is not in their pockets, but which
:. indelihly Impressed uPon the heari-men
whose tongue, shall otter the feelings Of The
sogl--ncn who have high md exalted views
of Democracy, and val no, f"rsake it, he
cause hey eafasi BE- ihe principal leaders
and receive an IL cuolunen's--men vho
love t,mocrc, D., ,hs aPplo Of their eve
uen whose souls ysan Cor the hss' good OF
every individual 10 ihr community. Such
and such culy can huror Democracy. Away
then. With an ucls-dissimulaton, and LEI
rri,, iustce BE- awarded tn an. Let Us nol
make man To- 5iy, - b Pulloi down TO.
marrow l., O.. psc warning from past
events. pemosn-y can never hourIsh With
mere ou.,o,rauc. mc'e,nary, paper made
men O. take abe bad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12
Later from Europe.

Tho steamer Franklin, arrived AZ New
York yesterday morning, with three days Ia
ter news from Europe.
The Pssifc from New York arrived out in
10 days 0 hours.
Cotton al Liverpool has advanced Is since
the sailing ofihe America, with average sales
daily Of 10000 bales Trade in the manu-.
featuring districts active and healthy. Al,
Havre, cotton was in good demand
The old and respectable house Of Rocker
& Son have failed thcir liabilities are re-
ported at 1000, 900. The cause Of their fail
uro is attributed tolarge advances on produce.
It was believed they would eventually pay up.
The London Money market is very tight.
The French Ambassador at Madrid has
promised the ASSISTANCE Of France, 10 put
down any piraiical expedition to Cuba. Paris
was tranquil.
BreadsluiIs unchanged.
Parliamen, has been further Proroguod UNI
I'll November 9TH.
The great topic Of conversation, when the
Franklin len, was the extraordinary sailing
qualltcs Of the yacht America
The Overland mail brings dates from BON.
hay to July 20, and Calcutta July nth
The import trade was rather brisk, export
trade Fat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12
CUBAN MATTERS.
Iopey Captured aud Executed.

r.. Dubrr respondents 40 .ay that ~.
pei, ua,urIr Qnrlry. and thatrhc Srauard,
bod Suffered severely in five cngaccmrnls.-
TuocoIma, u, Spanish troop. conducted the
advance ta, patriots were stationed near a
fence Cen. Errl iDok - Cazadors and char.
rrd with them. every one Ut whom were sho,
r,crr, an a.I.Ea camp, and be- was mortality
wounded. IT, ~aniards then led. leaving
~ wounded ul the field Col. Resale col
ler,.I together 600 Spanish troop, and rrtir-
"a. Resale, 10 be superseded, for coward.
.r,. by Gen. PAWS, OF MaaHzls. \ letter
dated ,Hc 18th ulr, from Puerto Principe,
saws the insurgents ave successful in the east
ern department The government has abol.
ished the central depot, and offer an amnesty
To the insurgents, and rewards for Lopez.
Steamer Alrldlre. arrived a, Havana on
the morning Of the 25,h, with - soldiers,
wounded ia battle fought on the !ls, at Al
cldala. \ Spanish report says 10 pirates
were killed and 10 prisoners taken.
\ despatch from the commandnnt at Bahia
Honda says he shot six pirates on the 2sd'
including Adju,an, George Graham aud 1t.
Pcrcaudinr.
on the 2i,h, the Captain General issued a
proclamation offering quarter to insurgents
who will Surrender after the notice is publish-
ed. irrespective Of districts, and pardon to
those who deliver up Lopez. The Spanish
loss at Acadia would seem to be large
Letters say an expres, train le6 Havana with
several surgeons to attend the wounded Span
iards. The patriots are always shot as soon
as captured. Another letter says that loPez
is IN a position 10 hold oul two months.
Spanish accounts state that Of the whole
number Of patriots landed from the PamPero
and from other quarters, $50 have been al
ready killed. aud Ijj more are now IN prison.
II is reported that rs prisoners have been
sentenced tn the Cuban chain gang for ten
years.
CAPruRr % LoPrz.-'rho Empire City at
New York on Saturday, lel Havana Sept. l.,
and reports that Havana had been the scene
OF rejoicing for three days, owing TO the cap
,ure Of Lopez and HE men. The news OF
his capture reached Havana on the SOih, when
aaps were boisted and guns fired, aud there
were torehlight professions. The principal
buildings were illuminated, dc.
Lopez was taken in the interior, wandering
alone, and nearly exhausted from fatigue and
hunger. lie asked for something to eat at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

vIt has bs5a the practice 1t lae i,.sa.-
is,s. a los Wigs. f-yu tHs das uu county
b. Be che iraa rr..ls uH.c. 5u.rt poo Moo
ar-H,. Co make their great mc1 oi us-s ogl.-
car, n.sa,,. b. putting them Boz ,as nsnsFi-
pe-s. AL vhp rs,c ans knowledge of bu-
mla nature. plainly see ial, Jbc tendency OF
such practice ls 90 Iell 'as individual caIg-
FrzsJ, 90 Indulge ,as ,ls1 tl1t be IS some
tr.1r mg-cta1a mortal BGanle lunia.s,
90. 5.s. deception Prac.ses ..,l the cuu.
muaitv. Its gross injustice 90 rHs hu-Cr
clga5.s. anI G.,ai-l 20 society. % Is sort
Ct ula-mrl.ag thar e,srg Eogt citizen shul'd
... h.s .-r a-l.as, I.lt wings sauull
gragace a.s siad 81, cecsIt.a .a zoe cum-
mlu.,y ls r0. 10 De- wondered ai. They have
re.er succeeded iH arg other vav. and .o-
,.stfi.r..es .-rrss tt.yr... .a obs r.--s..
Bu, tause ula i,,s Jeuges.g atl never 5e
guilty ct ms A.rI of bss.a.ss Their pras-
ryuty does ~. Jsfsal .... Do. ueuOcrl.
81. ao. claim al. i.s a'..r. -U ras a.l.u
.a iI. C.au,ry, ss tr their grF1arur Ifss
--s however, blessed ata So a-gea ra-u0a.
th1, rLcy seed ao' tas addition OF FrIo nei
We have a0t the least desire 90 J1,-rt iwa
che usI-llaej ,sp-tli.on Of ans individual
i1 ths d,uccrauc parry, whether yDsag OF
Old. but we protest a-l.as, Introducing ihs
disgusting practice Of Jec5Ivlug ibr true
friends OF democracy, by PaluuuC upon thcm
meu whose talents are not above mcdlccuiy,
1s ,be most profound thinkers and the ceic-
hTaied writers Of the day.
We indulge the huPe that every base az
tempt to practice deception uPOu the lenOe-
rlcy Of the country, by IhTust,nr forward
mere iruOramus to 6ll important s,a,iOas. wil,
BE- FOLKS exposed, aad ,aa, is tasa5s vii
l-.,stAs.. voice against 10. We wan, 40 pa
5es Deuu-1ll--ge want Lulc7.. plata, waru,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

g. We take pleasure in transferring TO
o.r columns tts following JOS, notice Of p.
q. Hubyurr, Hat, Cap & Fur Store, No. 9
Film o., Boston Mr. HHbourne is, We be-
Isyc. a native Of this County, aud is one Of
rrg many ciusfs whom We nigh, mention
tali is now dong business 10 the city Of No
t.rs. Al Merchants and other citizens goo
ir- O, Boston from this County to purchase
ro1t, 30 h, '.ac " business, will do well 90
give hiu rall before purchasing elsewhere.
We fcI pleasure BOO directing ihc attention
4 orr readers srd friends eeneuI... 20 mr
Esubli-hmrr, cf om friend = U. hi.houruc,
q Elm So. ut,. for tire better accommodation
gf his customers ms enlarged bis s'1,c, pee.
,5aury ,n Doe Fan Trade. ard introduction
Of n Lang, arl splendid stock q coods, such
as hats, cl,s. gloves, roJ1s, umbrellas, Sc,
,..h vh.,l o.. all Be crus'aaty suFPlet.-
We would ssp.caiiy slil tno aitcuuon ct 'he
public 20 SIR. HLI5uuru's new s,y.e u elastic
buclsstl gloves DO farmer. vOr.Iagmal, OF
traveller, sbuyId be without q PAIR. We
were aiso mueh pleased on examining Mr.
is newly Imported elastic calf gloves,
which are weather proof Mr.. Hi.bourns
ladies' and genienens buck and fur guani.
lets, We never saw surpassed IN style, fnish,
or richness Of furs, either home or foreign.
The travelling public should give hun call
before they purchase elsewhere. All goods
ssld wholesale and retail At the lowest prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

FEr,cu EDrons rs Pus1> As Pc.
dent Bonlplrc la, passed r,atIy seven years
10 pri.on, one would suppose bee had long ago.
taken measures to alleviate thc Iotof political
con,icts. Thi. suPpo,iloa would be- gralu,.
ous. Il i.ccrlain that the prisoners 40 Belle
l,lc are treated With caprcIous seventy,
unknown iu the time of Louis Philippe aud
oaly surpassed by the uuInIsmIucd bafbarir
cNcrciscda, Naples. Thosc at DoulIcns, -
P,hgio aDJ other prisons ior ordinary oh.a-
dlrs, are treated with comparative mlldurss,
while some OF those at he CmcicEerio arc
monthly permitted to eupy , days hb,r'y o1
parole. VI. Progdhnn j, one of these lir
was imprisoned, two years and half ago, ior
-oue reflections upon the President. Since
that time, he has occupied a stone walled ell
paved with tiles, lighted b. small grated
window, 70 high that he cannot reach %, auI
with a look out on paved court. The part
Of lhc cell beneath the CRATE is below H. 'ur-
face Of the ground, 80 lla, the walls arc con'
stan,Iy damp. Three editors and one " 10"
conductors Of the Ermani, among them VI.
Charles Hugo, have been lodged Va lhe Coo.
cicrgcric during the last ten days, but ann
not aware Of tn kind Of cells given them.
Correspondent, " T. Com, Adrsriio'r
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farm house, and permission to lay down and
sleep awhile; and while asleep was mSde
prisoner. lie had no arms. His men have
suffered seycreli, having lived for several
DAYS on leaves Of the trees. The la'i meat
they had tasted vas the ilesh Of Gen. LoPez's
horse. The remainder OF his men have either
bocu shot, or they have persisted from hunger
.Ofhis followers, over one hundred arc now IN
prison in Havana, and are to be sent TO Spain
for ten years confinement in dungeon. Gen
Plat OF the Albany, visited them In prison.
and gained some interesting accounts, which
he will despatch To the States.
The loss Of Spanish troops is 5000. 70
every engagement they were defeated.
Lopez was garo,lcd on the morning OF Sep,
lsi. AZ o'clock. The execution was attend
Ell by 5000 Troops and many citizens. lie
asccndcI the platform and made a short speech
Ills Last words were, "Id,s for my bsiored
Culdr' lie thea took his seat, the machine
vas adjusted. and IN two minutes he was dead.
The prisoners say that IN M instance have
the Creoles Of this land manifested 'hc least
desire To join them.
New York paPor. report that the II Dora
do and another steamer were to ha,o sailed ia
few days, bu, for the disastrous news Of The
delea, aud execution Of Lopez. Also that
two bngs lately sailed from Iha, port for Cuba,
bot usionsibly Cor ports in the Gulf Both
were laden with arms, ammunition and pro-
vision. for the use Of Lopez.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

\ Geographic despatch from MontPoI.or JOB
thc Boston Poet state, that 300 80 uv1. o.,
wing, and 20 opposite members were ,bo,,a
90 lhc assembly wing lo,, of2 Tie 49,.
lls and Journal despatch says
The governor vote in 20 towns is for WI
lam., Wing. 900 Rcddcld, free .oh, el9r
Robinson, oil IIue drmocui, 9-3 scattering.
G. last year williams haI jOlI Prrs. co..
aliuun, 3I.i Roberts, ODD l0ar, 20. .rlrrr.
ing, a. The vote, 3, Uill BE- perceived. s
much smaller than last year, 1aI thr gan ,
a'l Or the old luo national democrat.
Gov. Williams was chosen ast year by
1855 majority. The Legislature ua. vh,s Boo
both branches, Thoml. T. Powers having
hccu chosen speaker oflhc house on lhc 18th
ballot by III vote, Co - for William Nat.
locks, Democrat, aud % scattering. lH u.a
scualc, - Wing, q Others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

LrrrrR FROM oSr o. tina Worms IN rur
Lorrz EIPrnrIoS. The Louisville Ken.
Courier publishes the following letter, ad.
dressed to the editor Of that paper, by John
Fisher, one n she 80 men under Col Cnltcn.
dcn, Who were executed a, Havana on che
10th ul, The Courier says that Mr Fisher
had been employed ior ,omc time 10 the Lou
isy.llc Marine Hospital, and that he Wa .ub.
sequontly engaged 10 the business Of cupp.ng
andlccching in thltclty.
H,yASA, Avg 10, 1851
VI. ". " HlH,mdH. Editor Lom,rM.
Cowi,r
Dear sir -Inkc lhl. las, opportunity and
liberty Of sending Won tbs letter, for the b.0-
Ell ofrhoso who will probably To Cuba
SIR, Gen Lopcz ha. deceived us an helsa
traitor, and no gentleman There is no rc,o-
LUTON here, as the papers have stated Toll
an tho-e who intend TO visit Cuba no, 10 comr
Tor they will an be shot. There Is m chance
20 get hack again. u any oihcCr has raised "a
company tell them through your paPcr 10
you think proper, to di'pursc, Tor the cypcl.-
ton is an great humbug don't like Goo
see O'Hanbunging men here from Kentucky
To be- shot
Sir I am condemned 10 b. shot. and as
have sny a few minutes tc live, thought !
would inform sou tha, dNy OF us will be sho,
shortly Col CrusnIrn, frun Louisville.
BE- among ,hc lot GIVE nv best regards to aIl
ms friends would write morn, bil ] cane
not DO su fur want Of time.
Yours respectfully.
FlsHrg
Hospital Steward 1.-THE Amy nj Cubl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

w. Jgcpon and CuJa.-Ihe Syracuse
star whose editor has known as nsny men
and seen a. many places as The wandering
Ulysses, gives the following anecdote .--
The late Commodore Rldgley, Of the L.
;. navy. informed US in lIo year 1887, that
having on one occasion passed the nIgh' at the
h,u,e Of Samuel Gou,emcur 10 \. Y, ho
son.in.law Of Mr. Monroe, be observed the
next morning a box Of papers in his room.
which proved on examination to be letters from
Mr. Jelerson to Mr.. Monroe. 4 portion ct
those letters, by Mir Gouvencur's permission
be examined, aud found them to contain a plan
drawn up by Mr. jefferson to obtain posses
sion of Cuba when an occasion should arrive.
by transporting an army to her shores IN
feet of run.boats, which should take their de-
pauure from ~ V, Charleston and otheJ
southern potts.
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MYSTERIES OF NATURE

MYSTERIES OF NATURE
Arlvla,,,l,turc is not a mystery Hu,
reader. a1,, ,.or ever though, wins and how
rrslttii,rur,. co'oie,s water which falls
torn DO, ,s.,s -rgl, ll--,-lst oy the ganb.
should b. rrI- ro l.sur, - many J,dsrco,
srm, and 5.'e-,I We da rm aluJ, To ,be
,.,rsas. whom by u.r llvs 81 rrinrton. the
r..t. rhs white rr ca.ot.,.s hgl, OF s1y D.
r,frr,e,l ro cor ewes 300 such -,rccous vu.'y
eft flr,v-,horrh even it1l is "a vo1jcr--a
r.5rri.I Mystery. Bri see this lower stalk.
Uts was once small senu 900 o. DARK, hard
s,ri PlacrT r o., earth, hnp.d water
sa,IIrI .t. s.l-. ana raaushel and increased
Its form. while is cu.ur TcmlIDci lhe s'mc.
WtuaFrcs-s1, 40 last, above ,hg earth, cod
srurd many forms and colors Tho pore
cs.uIrs. uai.r absorbed by rs rru,s, was
e1u.-a u. l.s stem. aIoo1 90, branches 1ni n.
url, leaves a1d o., It deposited in each the
r.-rur Lk,rd uf uoarsbmeut suited 90, aud
.rr-rr Go each. 70 assumed ,hc appropriate
nm. and br,umc part OF the plant The
ru..r.e.s became lreru-thC rourd lrop caa1g-
r8tra cylindrical stem. 70 a lat lai-iar
r..E became srIid. end ,hr movable, station.
avs. Butiae changes OF water were uu, yet
completed Presently the circulating uo.st-
.r- s.tr.-I .r t.r centre ct che plant. aui 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

RryoLurIoS ~ TIA RIO GRASDE Cows
RY.-Reyolutionary movements were discoy-
cred To be on foot ia the states Of Tamaulipas
and Coahuila, 10 which several influential
Mexicans had been detected as leaders. -
Large bodies ofTexas Rangers had also been
engaged to assist in the movement The Ia.
test accounts state that the steamer Fashion
had been sent down to the mouth OF the river
Rio Grande, with six cannon and four eOmPa-
MES ofinian,ry, under command Of Col Dyer
to aid in quelling the revolution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

-lrThc rath.sru oi i1is pare. hel'u, hna.''' 20
o., sta- .l,r.t.i.r rstfHrs ths, h., have ai'f tc,
an. ,.l,a,-s ray rsis. Thgst having rnusrs or..-t
81 tha Cueft, q Ir,iate, 90 D. rub.'shgj l 4 ID
tfxfff nerrtH1t $50 fIaI rctu'N o. Irf fti O. go
A. tAs s.r-r with che Register "a thc r-lr tsf ~
ti-. b oulefst. The is the riir adopted Boz .ihc
Couut,es; sai 70 -sv,- ihs u,utlc I'D csrrrss ri
kecrirg hrcks. lHi collecting, sci Nr.'ts ~ nia
t,kfs th1t slHr.f...f r.g1r vAsr thc aINeTiiFi b
charged. soi sit a' il'r.r1i ti1.' O. ti'Hs-' i7
lvitfll's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

The PHRESoLooIcAL Journal for SEPT.
and also the STUDENT, a monthly sehool
Reader for the Improvement Of YOUTH arc
duly received. They sill sustain their for
mer well-earnod reputation. fOvleH q
Wells, New York, Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

u The Boston Atlas suggests, tina, the
name " Coon" would be good one for nsw
clipper. Don't revive that sor, OF bygones,
Mr.. Atlas. Tha, same old coon is holed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-12

MISSISSIPPI ELrcTIoS.-Louisville' Sept
5. Returns from 30 counties give about 5000
majority for the Union ticket. Only one OPP
position county to be heard FROM.