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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
NAN Or MONTY.

In the political events which 1r taking
p,,,- hr,r-bour ,b.. c,ur,r, 5rl rb, world
Nc s., dine hand of au o,rr-ulr- pro,.drr,..
working tor ,hr rrr.ra, anil Ultimate good Of
humanity. Dr. c,cu new at,,mr, oi dssro,.
..m ave, stronger thr chain. ur thr orrrr,.
.rl D., ever, .,ra-ylr of thc ,r.',,r.linh b..
como free. =, the workings Of AN o,rrulrnr
nau,. ,,.gg.',,I..sl,. ana Me- hail them al.
,rr br-lt fa-n.r-,-, of tine ltun,rr or "a
better On, fox the rrorls-.ar %. Oppressed
In vry land and CLINE. The drsrat ml,
close tighter che r,,,s. as hc witnesses the
urr,.ar ,u.r.t.of lfs slave. hu, che maua.
.-, however strong. shall be- srarrri a,ra.
DIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
PREACHING TO THE POOR.

No doub, much Of the preaching To the
POOR, is for noble purpose with truly be-
ncyoleni feeling bu, being radically false IN
its leading idea, ils influence is Car from being
salu,ary. lisceus too much designed for the
interest Of the rich, and can ouly in the end
induce the poor to submit quietly to the bit
and saddle.
We have many sermons at this season oi
the year, for the benefit Of lhc poor, and their
authors take lively interest in the welfare Of
the poor, and We readily acquit them Of all
intentional cuor. They sin through igno-
rance and not through malice. They know
not. perhaps, what it is To be poor, nor what
i, is that makes people poor. They would
be Of service to the poor, simply a, poor =
they do MT seem ever to have thought that
poverty may be cured. They look upon i, as
inscpaabli connected with mans earthly con
dition, and all tia, they dream Of doing for
the poor is In make them contcntcd with their
poverty. Indeed. they would rcgaH the To-
moyll Of poverty as an evil. II there were
mo- poor. then the rich would ncycrcNpcricucc
the delight Ut relieving wants, aud there
would be- no room in the world for charity
anil gratitude. lti- blessed To have poor Tco-
pie halt starved. 70 tine rich can have the dr.
light of throwing th,m q hilc broken meat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

Tur GurN EXHIBITION o. lsjl.-Tho
Emperor or Russia hls given GEO 600 cor
the use Of the Star and Garter at Richmond,
luI the Emperor Of Austria, has taken Mi
warts Hotel for the season. House rents IN
London, are rising enormously, as much as
cI2 per week being offered for a small house
In Clargc's street. There are reports of most
extraordinary contracts IN the pro, .sIDn line,
one poul'rrcr IN the city having arranged fos
- 200 900 worth Of chickens.
We understand that Mr Harrison Propo 70
SEES To establish a 'Mcchanic's Home tor 1851 y
capable Of aiIurdlur accommodation for 1000
persons. The building which II j. proposed
To arrange for this purpose is situated Ia the
Ranclagh read, near the lauNhall bridge, on
the Middlcscx eide Of the river, and occupy
inc space of two acres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

Bay STATE SnAwLs.--Thc Bay State
Mills in Iawrcrcc, Mass, are said tn be run
ming the whole of their machinery IN the
manufacture Of Bay State Shaws. They en-
ploy nineteen hundred hands, and daily use
the wool Of more than three thousand sheep.
The latter fact, says the lowell Courier, NAV
assist the reader who is unaquainied with the
details of manufacturing, IN forming some
conception OF the immense amount Of raw
material requisite to keep such a vast esiab-
lishmen, in mo,iOn--and the capital, energy
and enterprise engaged in H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

TnE Ernorr,y AyD NcErn AMERICAS
RunwAY.-It i. stated in the 81. John Cour-
Ter that a good route or railroad has been
found by actual survey the whole distance
from Halifax to Bangor. The distance by
the route actually explored and surveyed IS
stated 70 bo 1873 miles, Of which % miles are
IN Maine. But it is supposed that on more
thorough sxplo,rtious the whole distance from
U,he, to bangor will be reduced to some
four Lp.S-e1 mile, nv railway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
VALENTINES.

We take pleasure IN informing our readers
that such of them as arc in want Of NALES'
TINES. can't dobulcr than TO call on our friend
DR. Rusr. at South Paris. His elegant AZ
sorimcn, comprises every thing 4" from the
sublime I, the ridiculous aud cannot fail &c
sui, the tastes OF all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
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Ma. EDIroR-I notice in your faper Of the
10th inst, a communication signed 'Onc ui
the boys purpoHing to give description Of
the ball, at Chlds', in Iycmorc, on Thanks
giving eve. The writer 1t seems attended,
and had, rs a partner, one Of those "dark
eyed ladies" that are ever captivating some Of
the ''boys" in the central portion Of Old OK
ford, of which the writer from his dcscrip.
ton of tie journey, must have hccn a resi-.
dent. Having safely arrived at " the Car "a
med establishment his attention was chained
10 silence. in observing the disorder that
rcirucd triumphant, and goes on to defy the
"rified poet" or patient painter" To give
an adequate idea of the "chao,c confusion
which there rcigucd Aner recovering some
VIVA, from the dirclu shuck his sQueamIsh
bumps Of order aud mtdcsly had received, be-
proceed. 10 inform you, what motley set
wcrc there assembled then wha, an ugly
looking and more ugly dressed family Of
daughter. Old Oxford b. the mother OF then
as To their STYLE Of dancing, Sc Sc, all ln
truly refined and poetic STYLE lie then hands
out lew compliments to ihr Gents, evident
ly installing himself for one of them, who llJ
surpassed tlls ladies IN dress and appearance,
according Go h., refined notions The "boy %
did bIuudcr upon one TACT when be- said ihc
music and refreshments were excellent
Now, NJ Editor, happened To make one
Of thc assembly on that occasion, and have a'-
tended maay other. of Ike Character, not ou.
" 10 Old Oxiurd but elsewhere, aud I must
.ly. AMI y,us critic "boy, bat tor Boz, rrgcu-
ur.s must know, tha, considering She number
assembled there uas no lack OF order, rsgu.
huy auI correct department. A. tn ihr
lr.-. u. ih. hd.. hat.o shocked ihr nerves
Oh, ,ho "b1y," appeal 90 every gentleman
present iu s4y whether 90 were uu, jcrguily
aal mplr,,Iy dressed, although not iu com,
plr,r uniformity, each suprr,Oag that BOO iht,
land Ut Ib.uy auI freedom, shc might irrs.
as ,hc pleased, 0,,h1u, incuuug lhr trmra.
dous vengeance of lhc STRIPPING sp..s, "uo
airn,,, lo ud.ruIr hs a..,ciair..
Tbcdlnrnr u1 Doe orcl,,on alluded Co wa.
good, considering ,hr experience lhr pucu-
uoucr have bad. some danced better iIaa
others The u,rl,Iun vrs not one tor strain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
che GNrtor0 Democrat.
PARIS. FRIDAY. JAN n, 1851.

- >.l...u.#r, o. The Democrat lH ~uuih Pan.
,rI,i.lHl,, 800 hereafter hrI fhrfr r'Isis no tH-
store Ut Moss. RUST Z lOl NG.
~ NaHa, Ntiar# auI Ni,isiN. go oh. Store u.
JEREMIAH HOWE.
o. lIueh6fH Nriprr aHl vicinity, NJ thr Hotel ol
JOIN TAYLOR, Isu. Nr,rr .iuhl,h places
Ir, niI o. .rH,,Iri H.f .' r.sf..s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

u95TIc who multiplies cheap books and IN
trodnces pure literature into Common Schools,
With no speculative designs, docs much to en-
tighten the less favored classes, and should be
considered ihcr bcncfacIor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

EYThc Teachers meeting held IN this
town last Saturday was we'll aiiendcd-'he
most Of the teachers in town being present
and was, We think, interesting and profitable,
We shall give it further notice At some future
time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

GIVE have hinied, in one or two iuslan-
ccs, to the editor Of the Portland Inquirer,
that 1t was unbecoming for him TO usc 81
much proilnc language. But we are glad to
find him ready to own up. He SAYS, in refer
cnce to bad phrase he used, "wc may be
chargable with iuci,ilty in saving So Re-
ally, there is hope of thls editor yet. Let
him take another step, and leave oif ,'aHdcr.
ing and interpreting those who happen ia
differ from him in opinion. He can never
prosper in illus "doing the dirty work Of the
devil" The reader will pardon the last
quotation from the Inquirer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
AN ACT

/ Nt-iNc @nd IStroo- 'FN'F'"A HN' wv -
vice OF their msslers.' approved February
~. 1913.
Be il caacisd BY the Senate aud House o.
Representative Of the United States o( Anne
rea. IN Congress assembled, That the persons
Who have bccn or whn NAV hereafter be ar
pointed commissioners 10 virtue Of any &c, nj
Congress by ,hc circuit co1iis of The Unite,
S...sg. al rlt. is corsrucncc of such ap
roiurnsrt. arc aulhonzcd lo exercise the pow,
crs ihat any jus,,oc 81, the peace OF o'Lo' mag
i..ratc or any ul the United States may cNcr.
csc he rcspcct 10 Offenders toy any crime 81
oiIcnec against The United States, by arrest.
iur. iuprisontnc. or bliliug the same under
and by virtue at the ihiriy-th,rd SECTION OF
the nc, OF the tNcaiy-iouuh OF September,
sc,eu,ccn hundred and cicn,y-uinc, entitled
.. Anart To establish the Judicial courts Of ,hc
tuitri States. ,hall be-, and hcrchy are au-
toulrj and required To exercise and dis
charge 30 the power, and duties conferred lbs
iH.- aci.
s''. q And DC % '-''"'' '''y','' '''
DOE superior court '' '' , ''-....1.' '.'''''''
OF va D. ni''i N''''' '''.' nave '' ''.' i'|
RIO asro.li commissioner, to iakg acs0uwl-
r..m.ur. Of blI and ahidIui.. aud Q, ta.c
J---s.u--s of witnesses ia civil case. Which
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-u-..f .a-....r.g0 with 'h' Judge, cd iHr ere
-.s -r. District courts of i.f United States,
.a r"r urrrrurr circuits 7ul districts with
.n obs .'.-I ''a,rs, 800. 'Hr Judges o. 'h'
.arar.- ,..r, co.. ,ho ,au'1uo., s.,,r.'y
ABB collectively, boz term Dmr aad ,acaua.
and shall -raa, certificates 'o such claimants.
urru satisfactory FruUi briag madr. With Ode
'tariy ro t,r and remove srca iurt,,,s
tfru sru.r. or labor, under ibC restriction,
aforementioned, 90 'Ac state % territory from
watch s-s. rgrsOas a.a, have o-eaPS4 OF &C..
-. B.. So ,r % ia-'A'r enacted, That %
s-l.. b. 'rr uu,N ., oil. mIrsaa.s and ,.-uH
ma-saas to olrvard execute 40 warrants
arl rgrr o., issued under iHf provision. ct
tIa, ae,, va.1 Geo 'Hcm directed, and should
-.' "'..'.-. ''t' GUY ''-',''-' '''-',
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a.se.aaay .r.rr tac pro,s.o.s Of ,h., act.
should such fa,,,,c c,rare. whether with o-
without ,rc assent of such m-rrslorh r. drn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31
Conflagration In New Orleans.
NV OnLraNs. jan. ~

The most destructive Gre that has visited
rs sincp ne burning Of Robb's banking house.
the Picayunc office and other buildings, com.
menccd yesterday morning and continued tn
burn during tie entire day. The telegraph
office being also partially destroyed, delayed
the sending Of this despatch. Among the
properly destroyed by this Gre, are the beau
tlal 81. Charles Hotel, the Fint Coagreca-
lional Church joining. the Methodist Church
on Poydas street and aboutiWsl,e other build.
ings, all Of which aye heap Of ruins. Tho
loss j. estimated at one million Of dollars, a
considerable portion Of which is covered by
insurance
Most or the furniture Of the ST. Charlie,
Hotel was entirely consumed. !, Is under
stood that portion Of the insurance is effect
ed IN New York.
Particulars or rur BuESSo or rur ST.
Cmrlrs lIorrL.-Thc Nca Orleans papers
orihc roth inst, contain ihc particulars of the
terrible hrc which consumed the 81. Charles
Hotel and many ueighJoung buildings, on
the 18TH inst The lire va, fr.t discovered.
between II and T. o'c!ocs, !. VI, b. 3, an
smoke issuing from the roua wing Ut rhr
building, over the ladies department, near
doe rorico, b.,vccs Ihr front caves II tho
roof Twas O., Gr, thought that the frc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

t,.w,nhpy p,smiuu'-. M preicrencc VIII
l., Given ~ ucraser- g The Soc'ciy' o'heI
TIN The d,scognis allowed ny law.
'Pcrsoas ginning premiums h' 'T'P' o.
c.n or Grain, will H. roguir'l % jch'er t.
The Secretary a staicmcni IN Writny, sPSsily
,ng the Kind AMI quality Of dressing pat upon
the land; the eour-c pErsued N cnl"'anag
The sane, ard the kind Of land cultivated
with ,ueh o,l.sr Circumstances - may t. con-
.,tsred useful.
TsO.e slaipiug premium, for C4nlo, lIo-s'
O, Other animals will maze s.uli-s .la'-
r.rpt ofthe breol. or s,ncs, and o'iAc aah-n-
ue,s ,lsreof cor l-bor, ihs GARY. i-''eu.Hs.o '
other plsI,. -trgrih,r With abe woa, Az
expense Of rearing and treating 'hr same.
No applican, MI. b, entitled to q PREMIUM
on the ~ame cattle, iu both hsgi cattle 1ni
wursiuC oN,a.
P.r,ans c.s,m.u. premiums Nil TAX par
i.ru'ar rot.cc that thc above regulations will
~ s.u,,I, .lh.rgd hy .h, Ivaialrs '"m-
muer.
Particulars rr-ue 20 ,.,sr Of 'sc-c~s,,
whit. uaa, ,itl-ua,r.a.I ,'r-' Hg tae
r-ru.r o. r- .rrrrl t,rmllo.s. v''I 'e
sarua,.G r.s,arc .a,a 90 bard.o'.
fem. 500 aE. r.-.,itt- Cwu'y
T.r Trr..- cod .v.r.r. Committee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-31

OWo-Iur LAND 90 BEElp.-lhc quanii-
~ Of whca, which Ohio raised in 1850 is soi
down al hiriv millions ef5u'io's-an amount
suGicicn, to supply not enly all the wants ri
tia, State, but leaving a surplus Of eighteen
millions o. bushels. The consumption Of
each individual j. about SIX bushcl, annually.
Ohio has about two million, Of inhabitants,
consequently twelve millions Of bushels arr
enough Tor the consumption Of The State
Allowing the price Of IS cents per bushel'
and the o,crplu, is worth over hirioH mnt
hon, Of doHor, In addition to this, the corn
raised is equal to one hundred bushels to each
person In the State. The surplus Of these
Two articles is equal in value to twenty-five
millions Of dollars This shows what an
agricultural State with fertile land, eau do,
when it, labor is no, diverted into unProdta-
bic channels, or interiercd with by bad gov
eminent
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
CT The follow ug cTeu.s' Ia. been is.us,
ts The Postmaster Cenctsl


Ct The follow ug cfsu.s, Ia. been iA.ue, :.
b. The Postmaster Cenctsl
r." pfsts D3e',~tn tu- N. i-T' --
T. - represented 10 nv DE psttn-nt tha' the
practice of bsnatng ,si.csS "a the uiiil agents,
a. GePosi''n thrn' - The otnr pouches -
bdtes o.; th- cara ~ Steamboats,, tr,ieI! u'
putting the ~ in The Pc, Ofiee, las increased
10 each an extent that II /. not pussih for
the agents 20 ascot ana ma them c,tef.l'r
Lsi.cts sic often forced into the pJucatt.saI
nsny tr-payuicn' stinrs-- such IS are not:
put IN VIA pr"prE ~aic--arr ,hu. rubbed c.i'
Persons ."nd,nr oT letters snd papess. at.
'hcrfoie advised ,n p!'ce Inru m the Post U:,
her, 10 oi1et % secG'c AeI ss,r and speedy
usn,mi.sror.
W cn Tho cc1ITnr'r = sNs'' That 'e'tN-.
!nfwirdci IN the mfn1.r .''tiri to sra la.
HE, fran BE csu,es mentioned. - 5-,,y nn3
loss OF stamps placed On them. II is hapr.
that the Phciice will be dis~on,,ruct, rscrp,
IN caNs o! etnerc.ncr, and that MAI matter
val BE- deposited n ,Ne Pes, Office e. trans.
MISSION.
the piiyi!ego c' pu'.ir. late letters in DE
c!op pouches, or send 4 lhs.H Ly n" NAL
agents, WIS intended only or eases Of esi.
g~nrv, which are fey IN humber; and n 4
that any considerable p5rinn Of the mail
should be ihro~n u?Da the travelling agent
20 ssso', and strange fAf trsn,piss"n
Should this notice M disrr ~ ,ri, AID n"
snharra"mcnt u thu ma ar-r,e ~ br
cou.rucd. u "" DC -" necessary 81 tot.
bid th-ir reception ofany matter, except Whst
!. regularly received from the Post . h.cs, or
a, ,n,crinsfiitr points Oh ther route or to
iu,,rGrt iirrl n deposit such m,,icf ~ 'ho
Post Ohcr, whore delay of t~cniy iuu;
h1aEs W. " l1~VI'-b.r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
DlsrRtCrivr t'iRr.-About { o

DLsrRtCrivE FiEE.--Abou, o
clock yesterday morning, our village
VA. startled 10y az alarm ot irc,--lhc
Exchange Hotel had taken .ire, and Ia"
roof being cnvciop".l III flames before
discovered. no hope Of saving the bl,ll.
ing we're entertained, snl the Ilo.cl With
most Of the furniture. all tn" ou!huih-
ins,. stables, sheds. &c, were soon d.
s,'oyed: burning also The grocery store
of II Blossom, situated in he west cnl
Of the Hotel building. The dry good'
store adjoining owned 10y {. ", Potter,
with mos, q; their contents. ~ on"
time serious appTchcnsioas ~cre cH'er-
tanned Of the destruction al he dwell
ing Of Mr.. Potter. only few fee: DIS
tan, from his store, bu, it was chorGo !
~i,hout material inju'y, ,he well Girrc:-
I'd and prompt efforts OF tic Grrn'a9
having preserved il. GronriHe JcIc-
graph.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
NOTICE.

4 v implication al. be m, lie 10 the l.rssla.
-tuTe q: DIS State II, lis ncSt,ession Tor the
r,ti'lt,nM-n, ot a "a lrosd cor73ri'lon fl the
CONSTITUTION ui I n lrrid from ,n;n. ,iv,n
l"nt p,tnt IN the vicin.iJ Gf ,Ar d.t'treu' rll..
Eosds ~ the :nwn of FINLAND, through the
towns at M'aio1, ShcthGtn, ftt.n-.I.
: turNpfd,~ and Bethel ~ through TIE tnn n.
OF h'Lti'. SnerIurh, 3 nd gee i,'r. " ,i.
stpc6 and lisruIrd q, ar,nc convenient po,n l.,
.! come -llu ;, n In" Vermont Central rnl.
road ,,t.l-5 ,. B,th OK at Nhi,e River June.
ton
ng',tnG Avg 2j,hl-I, ~ Nv
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
NOTICE

y apr cation WI b. made to The leg s. =.
tutr ri TIA. Sat" a. as neat session lnr
Say. ndin"nts !, the charter Of the Ru.lani
and Warrington kticuad Company giving
sa., company The u "a, 10 extend Their rall.
road ~ bTA"ch's al II 'ton vnulncy or Cas-
,l"''n npr,b",rd'v through the counties Of
EI,land, hddison and thttrnien "a som"
pnint convenient l,r CrutI"ct.h. " Ia the iut.
land and Burlington Railroad y 81 S,E'l ~.
Burlington an. ala the fr.ht uf constructing
branc,r- To Nc different ports ot I.,fe Cham.
r!an aud t." different Hw7rTj"s and mills ~
to vi"iEr'y ot Il " s1'h Tsi!ioai.
iHtl'ni Aug. 10Th i-iI. - 3x
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28

i~esn ors pos Brasdsss We leatn IA,
The horss Of tsnca sia.,a he. at Wer
hadan@. ~H catered hr daring th5-f ~
Mosesy n'rsi. snd ~aikI, eaHtsih,nr onc
psnia.oons, lay ns onseh,t inhsteep.a:
,scir.
On the san. n,sS'. ,te hsg., Of J rfor>
Got Fec. -nen By .l., cn,ercd and
small nups aka with shout fny dq..af. IN
money an: ds,'s papers.
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h'''. and a. The Improvement, there are
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coon be one Of the most desirable and
p'esaan' places in the vicinity Of New
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