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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Dee, Of d0y or sixty sail, tsomc hand'ed
more having previously made for MaIr'eJ
sioud oil the coas, Friday night
Capt Rogers reports over thirty vessels
-alc at the Cot OF Canso, a part OF Which
were inward bound Nearly all the outward
bound vessels we're more or less damaged
aud had lost boats. Capt. Dayi'of the Mary
:. Niles, had his Jaw broken by the main
boum While standing at the wheel. The "co'
u,hom had ~ board the captain and three OF
tho crcS Of schooner Commerce, OF Truro
To- which vessel the Osborn ran down on Sat
urday. and found her iu a sinking condition.
The Osborn passed To Toward, and the Com.
mcr,c ran into hcr on the weather quarter
then irll oil, lusi giving time Tor the captain
and three men to jump aboard the Osborn. II
was impossible To save the rest uf the crew,
seven in number who were lci, on board ,h'
sinking vessel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

gradually diverging and carving, unul the
ou,ermOs, portions Drop over aud give to the
whole top the most huhI,ss rncc. II one
shoald al first nv that thr elm suggested
ideas Of strength and uprghmcss-on looking
sgain he would correct himself 'nd say that
1t was MAJESTIC beauty that Il chiery repre-
sen,cd Bot II be 6rsi bad aid thar u was
graceful and magnificent beauty. on second
look he uould correct himself and say that "
was vast anil rugged strength that u 80 forth
Ha, d, length BE- would -ay ueithcr be- w"uld
NV both. that o. ,Nrrcs' - th.' beauty ct ma
r.,ic strength. AMI the grluirar Of graceful
beauty
Such domestic forest Treasure. 10 q fs''y
which ba, f.S p'accs luhoas, Wealth can
builI bor.rs. and smo'l rhf soil % can h''
On r,r,h.s. anl rr.a,r '1Sc. rr ut'frf7l nv
,r,. itcau rathrr .frtu.s ard Iaru'rs' bot
%, v,1'h can bay or build elm urr--ih'
srril -lor, ct Nov Ea1'rl Time o., 'h'
crr, ,ra.rret ai ,rc.. suuc,.rcs, ana blessed
sr, tlr, fr whom Tim. vgs blessed '' i''''
think W core rr gNrsr-- should .E '''0'
"a trr much d, maintain ihc v,r'u'.e '."'
81 Nra England iu 40. ,ns.r ry.al g'"'N.-
No other trry rr.a.. rrh iu7m aud a m'''
f.J Ir ..mm.r JrculH's % ro7."n' water
irr, we've given rr fhc drrr clue. especially
... .,.. fH..r ra.H.H WH#'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Ararsr or W.. Nosvus ,SD W. T..
Fnryu.-Our readers will rcmcmher that.
in the rcccn, rcsis,aucc Of officers Thursion
and Knight, while undertaking TO auo, ,hc
above named persons, they escaped. The
city marshal, however, has been watching for
their hiding place ever since, and on Tues
dly succeeded In catching them At honsc lo-
Gated IN Nh, woods NJ Mechanic Falls. He
took with h.n officers lIu,c and Graham, OF
this c.,y. and two person, there Go pilot them
through dee woods. 10 lnIlas style, 'hcy
succeeded boz approaching md surrounding 'hc
house without being discovered The clN
marshal. rhru, iu Disguise entered 'Hn house,
7nd injured ufa Woman whore they were,
bui -hr denied any knowledge OF thrm.---
While She va, thus lying, tho 'crl mou CO..
tered thc room. but did not rrrngu,lr Mr.
rbomrson until be- addressed them. unc ~a'
armed with a gun loaded and capped, a"d
slang ,ho, rn his pocket, and the other with
.l9pr shot in h,s hand. They also bad plrn'
rs oforhrr warllGc instruments, .uch a' pis.
rol. knives. bullets. shot and poWtcr They
were taken b, surprise, however, and made
pn resistance. They viii have their exam
nation lon o i1y NJ two -irgr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

70 Subjects for consideration and d.scu',
sion In Agricultural Meetings, VIZ
Best varieties IT rehabilitation 90 rrups
making Buucr-modc OF chumIug-of put
ting doua butter Tor marsot-why du's not
Maine butter bring Is much 90 the Boston
markc, as Vermont butter Poalocs-mosi
prolific and profitable ,aucilc'-b",i system
of planting, tllIagc, aud mauuuus Fu,
cglturc, Maintaining and preserving
mluuus from waste, 900 what soil are Lame
aud Plaster used as Observation-Disclosures
for meadow, and paslurc'. Beet kinds Of
plough.ug Tor soils common To Oxford Coun-
" Agricultural Normal School IN OHiord
County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
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villains. thew arc fccccd, wore than robbed
,r m ,h,y pussr.s. when men III down to
gamble. play fairly, an relying upon their
own skill. the chances otherwise being equal
il does no, seem 50 disgraceful, 10 say the
least: bu, when two or three, or more, com
bips 10 Reo, another. by gross deception, or
ppier.handed dealing, tits worse than rot'ery'
especially when the ignorant or unwary are
dawn in: and the man, or rather the apology
for one. that would do the jormcr, would do
the latter. Il hr had thc courage, and was sue
or escaping detection. lIu, such characters
are the m,ansst cowards. 10 face mau and
demand his money requires some courage but
Ia combine with others 10 fleece a companion
ar an associate IN the game, not by Your skill
hut by YOUR deception and knaNcry, Is more
cowardly than the loves, p,ck-Pockci, that
makes part Of the crowd, and cuts the pock'
Fl Of a stranger f,r another To sneak OIL With
the spoil. Such a brute, though IN human
form. has not the honor that Is said 10 exist
oven anonr thieves And what a coniempu-
Nh, crinion he must have of himself, even 1t
b, thinks himself above suspicion, while he
90 dcspiscs mean act 300 Others, ADD lccls that
NJ his ra' character was generally known, 1t
would c,crnally disgrace him, even IN the e.
uma,iou Of hi- family and dcarss, friends -
And tive have scores vt srch men ia every
r,ty-ns creates, curse, and M not a Jew OF
our country Villages.
There are those who will, notwithstanding
,hc above considerations, aucmP, to justify
tcmsrl,r, for card.pay.nr, on the ground
ibaf they have often amused themselves 90 that
way. without experiencing any had cfccts,-
LIT Us ,cc. Man possesses powers Of mind
which u Is hls duty To cultivate. lie "hc
lspnyc, these power, by circumscrhlnc then
within unnatural boundaries, or giving then
,i,.ur. habits or unnatural desires, is douhiy
guilty. Now wr venture lhc opinion, 'ln
hc Who ha, cn'u,rd urlnos Cor c1rj.phy
irr. m,rm. with lrs. trouble, have a'in'nc'
. .'n respectable degree OF s'''''N' N''"'
, edge and that mind must h' H''''''''s '''
. that can be- rathod or amused Only Win
. practice so dangerous. With ha'i The example
, which was necessary Ia de1d'n h'' shame o.
gaming, With halt 'h' instruction a"' "''' WV
, perseverance, which was necessary ~ "''
b him dcN''uN 300 'huiiln'' ana ''' j" 'n'',S
10 i0r the game, be- might have cultivated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

4 sw Nruou Oh, rus,ayrNo N"'T-
.,.rr t,r N,rnl S.urs,s.-lhr NJ.
Farmer auI Mechanic states tbn' '"o Navy
Department arr making experiments 900 D.
mcthoi u, preserving Substances such a' T''''
cabbage. Sc. by drying and los great PICS
.ur I'll, substance to Dr. preserved s'o De-
dried for a time, carefully iu stove heated i'
piJer THIS drives oil Ihc water which they
contain. When dried to a certain n',lhry
ar, ,ub,c,rd tn the pressure Of a powerful
hydraulic press, which bnng. them in'o
slate of .oldriy ucarl, equal Ia that at pune
wood. By soaking them 30 warm water tot
A short time. ucy will absorb enough Geo bring
,1rn har, To- their condition before obey ~'T'
rr--rru-,, ,-....L-l.at such ih'nrs ne '''''
yna. aud after ll.s, %, soaking aui cr.,lua
300 Do. usual WHY. found Go ha equally gund a.
when dri subjected iu Oh. Tmces.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

s8-rhe following anccdolc j. told VI Judg,
Story and his successor upon the bench
1T was Judge S,oy's habit, after the -
sion Of the court, on his return To Cambridge
aud before The publication Of the reports, lc
submit the cases decided to thc class lor lrgu,
mcui. On one occasion, Judge Marshall had
delivered the opinion Of the court, Judge Sto,
~ dissenting. When the points were before
ll,o class, Mr. Curtis took the same position,
assumed by Judge Story on The Bench, and
that eminent man, on his return to Washing.
ton, said to Judge Marshall, that ii the case
had been argued with bali the ability before
the court that It vas before the class, the de-
cision would have been reversed. And, adj
ded the Judge, Il. Il. Curtis, the young
mau not yet admitted To practice, who made
that argument, will yet stand a, the head of
the New England bar,
That prediction has bcen verified, and the
student occupies the seat his disting uished IN
s,ructor 80 we'll filed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

t. IN Virginia, every man who mlrrDs
has to give security Tor the support Of boz
wife and babies which being many times
disagr'cable, porhap. incou,culcui. large
numbers Of yrrinau lover, ro over into
Fredcnck County, Md, aud get married.
[Er
DO the Maine laws require anything Of the
kind II not, why is it that - many Port.
hpd marriages have taken place in Pous-
mouth the pl,r season Our young friend,
Mr. Hacket has rcapcd a rich harvest from
thi. source. [Pori'. Journal
When our people get married. they don't
take the babies into the account "a all, "Sui.
fcicn, unto the day." Sc. Bu, these mar
riagcs In Porismoulh-we thought by ihe
laws Of New Hampshire, one Of the Par'.o-
must b. a resident Of that state. How D. lhr
heli Iirgus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Oyr Mr,L A DAY. 4 Washington cor.
respondent Ut che Charleston News has che
following
The venerable Mr TaIaicro, che Librarian
of the Treasury Department, and formerly
member of Coucrcs, from Virginia, suis bus
one meal day, lnd that j. his dinner. H.
is IN perfect health. Such il the power Of
habit. II be- goes To party and s obliged
To take supper, be omit. hi, dinner ihc newt
Lty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Lr.n u.u EuoHr-Ihc steamer So.
hauc arrived 90 New Ior. W,ln.s'sg NOR.
Ding, with four day. later news. She rNrr.
nrrc,d continued heavy gallo.
Cotton closed lt rate, current PER Asa.
with slr- of 10000 bales, 5000 uf which
vcrr ou speculation and export. Flour firm
Corn quiet Wheat .old at ulI prices Co.,
London. Only good sugan arc ,a'cab.c,
and market ser, fat ColIrg unchanged --
Financial adair ave generally n,uubI'.
The .urllo Mississippi, with hus.urh and
companion. ua h,lrllm,,I a.. Mu.e..los GOO
ll, -elh of September
The Arctic expedition, under thc command
ofCapi Austin, bad returned without ma
Aug aus new discoveries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

FlEr.-Thc large steam saw mtll IN Hal
lowell, Me, known as Perkins mill, was de-
stroycd by fire on the evening Of 18th inst,
with a large quantity of lumber It was
owned b, Mc.sr GlaI.cr, Cobum 81 Per-
Lip. and valued at $1,000 No insurance.
An Irshman, during the fire, fell from pile
Of lumber, and was kllol
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

III The ulloslnr b, ihc resolution ADOPT.
c,I by ,hc late democratic state CONVENTION of
Wisconsin
RsaIrd. That ibr democracy of VISION
,in nou stand. ghcr 900 Imc democrats ha'.
.,oud since 1856, ou ,hc platform OF punr.
gl,, then drawn by that pure and Iam'H'.
statesman, Sl.as Wright, aud approved hH
every national democratic convention s.rr"
chat Jay nri occupying as our parity aH.
ua- elevated position, oo would, DOB t..E
maine, rrpudatr 40 rNun'".. l...'s a..
SECTIONAL t..i, of panty faith 1s T'm.o".,
r4uuI-h, and Designating 100 b.,r''aa"...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

- To know how bad you are, you must
become poor; to know how bad other people
are YOU must become rich. Many a man
thinks 1t is virtue that keeps him from turning
a rascal, when it is only full stomach. BE
careful aud not mistake principles for poia-
toes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Tur NEw JuDGE. The Hon. Benjamin
Robbins Carts, says the Boston Advertiser,
tosk the oalhs Of Office as Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Count Of the United States,
for the first circuli,-bciore his honor, Judge
Spngue, Of the q. 5. District Court for that
dislrict,-on Friday afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

ST h>Drrw, & q urg r r. III. w-
tire I.uc of th,, road. num 81 Audro. 4"
Woodstock, -u miles, % B., ald 0, uutrr r.n.
tract. 900 .uch term, a, 0lli -,cuIc Boz comp.
uon. The hr-t 10 miles s nearly Finished,
aud will Dr. read, Tor running lms tll Tho
balance NJ ihr ro1I--7o m.cs-hns hr,n I.'
,u Shaw n Co.., lau, ct English contract.
ur.. at very favorable prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

I.aN M,z-. 49, 49,. ,, ga,, ", ~, ~ W. ",
,.., .-.....r..r ....r..r..,.r-,. u.. -.....r
,r,ru,,. from ,r,. ,..,, .r ,r.,.-, .,, ,.r -,r
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r,u r,br,t IN, ,rcag,,. .r,bs rr,,rg,i.r
IN ,h. r,r,lrrp nr,, ,8r... l,J po, reached IA,
cap,nl
IN, Steamer Yacht lad reached New Or.
rs,r. r.D By,zo. with date. ,o the p,b ms,
Tho Il.r,,.nr army ur-, .,ar,o, .u,c,...
fl ,,,r. -rJl.J ,sl,, ,b, TOWN sr pr,r..7
,,.,t r.,, r.,,f.. -......,r,. O..f.rI r,.-.-r.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

MoRE TRoors ~ CHARLESTON. On Tues
day last, one thousand government troops At.
rived at Charleston. The Mercury asks II
they have been brought to oycrawe the pco-
pic at the election on Monday aud Tuesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Luck. Thoophilus Knight, Of Durham,
recently drew prize of $4,000 IN one OF
the Maryland Lotteries. Aner dcduciing dis
counts and paying bonuses, be received Sl7,-
900. HIS ticket cost him five dollars.
fGard. Trans.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17


~, ..rrrr,', believe 900 o cyarr,ra-
,..- d, Al, ihs, fhr world lr-s uu, present aa
,-rar ,,,.-, af country. possessing t1 so cr,7,
q. r-,r.r ,-. ,-rr elements ut public ani p-
$50. .,.,.,..-.rv. ,s caroVr. The rDuum,u.
"a. .-...-..,.,,..r.... ...p .s-r uf thc country,
.-.,-....r....,.,.,.. r.rrlr. ana BOZ c1p1-
49,. s.. ,.... .rr f-r.- .J,arcymrur.
...t ....r, r.,, .rrr and f.It. are suf
r...-r.ll.r ,r. b,7r,. ana c,c.t, the
...l.-,.u,r,..,-,-. Them Butibr,.
49,. --. ..r,rd,r, boz their tmpor-
,.-..,.tr. conviction. which vc ,h1k u'
..,.rr-..r and f.,r.,,.ura,. Observer can o..
II, ..f,r.fr.r, increasing security echoes.
"A r-r,Ey ,.nfra-, urrr a#mur.'urnrl
........ ..-.Hr. r..r.r' ....f.r..-.-.r.
...-...,..tt.sr 49, ar. ..', Indebted for
,... -.-.-rr.. .Eu.rr ut r..-r great ...r''.
cal ,r..-r. ... muir. .r''y Distinguish us from
,rrrr.t rf m1uL.rJ. Tho leading 7-' rn.'
..,.... rrrrr. If the system which those boz
...,.,...-. ,,.-r J,.l,nrd On urbo.J. uutuub,.
..rr.-... ,,.r..,.ru,s. uar1rrm,u, and con-
,-l.g-.tr.-s..-s. t,r ,hrtr own benefit, D.,
-. ,l..-n..r,.. through Oh. rmrla'.
d~rs - ei-''rc''"' -'V~ "T'y '''--' ~N'''' 49,
Naie worth and public '.I'.',' ''''.'. " IT,
quirr 'a' a '0ia' ''''.'.'''''" '' '.. '''
lcct 90 slil,iy us, r0 bo" rr17' '''r''' %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

n Brni. +. Ilallcu has bcrn elected ihe
drlr.aic 10 thc democratic convention, and
Aaron Hobart "a. Substitute. From ih' 5'h
Congressional distinct, Mass, : &C. knowl-
ton, OF Worcester.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

-TThr oman vhu irN wears ago cair''
n scaled note Go thr telegraph office with Gee
cues, ta, o, boz transmitted Go Washington
vi,hua, opening, -ram,unv To have b'cnonll
a little ahead of the times. Il Is stated ihni
n gentleman IN Newport, kentucky, ls ter.
i,cuur 900 application ct electricity for pro.
rsIIIur q b,, containing letters over wires
from place io place, un the telegraph primer
pls. The experiment over wires OF sIN hun.
Irrl YARD, boo length, has, d, BE- said, WORKED
tn O. charm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

A brakeman on the Maine Rail Road.
named William Quinn, Was Knocked oil Toe
Portland train Monday morning, by coming
in contac, with the caves OF the depot, but was
not seriously injured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

M.aDFR At E,,TruEr \ mau named
PHELPS, a soldier stationed at che fort al ths
place, stabbed man named Sullivan lo thr
heart on saturday evening shout o'clock
The murderer va, knocked doEn tWoor three
times with brick bats Sc, by q party at three
OF four lrlshmcn, among whom vas SulINau
the numbered man, and on getting up, Phelps
thrust his hand back with the knife, which
entered ihe lower Tau Of lhe heart Of Su.'.-
van. causing his death in about an hour
Phelps was arrested Immediately and b. Go
have go examination
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

u \ Welsh paper state, that 10000
watches have been Pawncd aud sold 900 WAC
Tor the purpose of hudug muJ, fuI ay Obj.
expense Of a journey Co ani lrom London ''
see the Great Exhibition Iu some e...
even bed, have been disposed o'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

Two Pnsorers, confined ior stealing, have
made their cscaps from Danbury Jah, Conn.
One OF them was the one who attempted to
rob Mr.. Chadwick, the railway conductor at
Bridgeport.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

e. Mr. G.. \ Il. IAzell, a printer ~ Co
lunbus, Ohio, has, By recent discovery OF
will executed some forty years SINCE become
possOssor Of property to the amount Of s75'-
600 or 100000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

~ At Alton, y. H., few days since,
duung a horse race, not occurred, daring
which several persons were injured, some OF
them II is feared fatally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
General Houston.

II is ben, Justice to this distinguished mcm-
her or the democratic party ,opubIish the fol-
lowing lrticr from gcuilcmau, high IN hs
confidence. a, Huntsville, in Texas, in which
the intrigue intended to connect the General
with the abolnlunis,s and lrce.soilcrs Is cH-
posed. We denounced the whole affair as a
hoax when it fret appeared, and twill he
seen that the facts ON which we reasoned con-
firm our conclusions. e, II. Donaldson, Of
TcN4s. turns ou, to be- a gentleman manuihc-
turrd for the occasion, aud never had an ca
isicncc cNccp, IN the imagination Of those
who. ior the want Of something better io do,
pu, their fancy tn work IN order To mlslcad
and deceive those who may no, have the
means Of discriminating between the truth
and the ialsohood Of their statements.
TO rur EprroE o. rnE uMoS You
were rirh, IN dcnounciug as Wing bubble
the late publication in the New York lIorald,
purIoutug To be a correspondence between
E.. II. Donaldson and various democrats IN
the Union Having a large acquaintance "a
Texas, am satisfied there d no such person
living IN tha, state. have also inquired OF
other. who would be likely 10 know, bat they
have never heard OF HIM. The truth De- hc o.
a fictitious gentleman, manufactured IT, the
great political laboratory Of New York, un,
dgr ,hc direction Of the New York Herald
ur the purpose Of giving tina, paper impo.
lance and circulation. The last lCitor loo lhc
published series, puporIng To be from Don.
ald.on to Greer, Is pure fabrication, and ha'
the car.marks OF the writer. OF the Herald
The effort to identify General Houston viii
the rrcc-,oilcr,, or any other clique, Is WORTH
of,hc source from which 1t cmaua,ci.
There Is mo- man in the Union souHdcr of
the subject ct slavery than General Houston
IIc land down ms platform fully 900 h.s G1d7
den letter. It would hr a most foolish thn.
in h.m ,u sacrifice Boz, consistency, his well
rara7l aurrI,-,hc fruits Ut long Doe %
good .cuicc-ln a combination m lru.llrs
and contemplate a, ,hal pot forth by Bennett
General Houston ha. ou hand no plots
f has 600 wires IN pull-ro intrigue with an.
one. Indeed, Of al thc mcn with whom
hl,c ever formed an acquaintance, think h
hl. the mos, profound cnlcUp, for these pa
IucaI intrigue. Democratic hy nature, cd
uca,ion. and association, be- has ever relic
upon ,he great body of rlc people for a lu'
appreciation Oft services and merit of hm
sfIf and others. Ofall ih, distinguished mr
. iu the United States, none can b. more ID
/ marlabIc for never having attempted to cor
. ,rol OF d.r,c, the pol,uc or prcirnuoc Of
ncusppcr
+. You d.d nigh, in dcnouncur rhc Nr'
Z York correspondence, o.. O. humhas aud, 81
f ar l- Cen. Houston is Concerned, yuu m1
, re-, assured tha, hc WILL no, sacrifice thc roo
Name Doe has won in any such poor intrigue
, Washington Union
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

~ Bamum, being asked one day the Sc,
eret OF bis success, (says correspondent o
the New York ENPrcss,) simply laughed and
said =" Printers Ink"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

c. 4 railway Is to be buillin SPAIN from
Saulander, on the Bay OF Biscay to Nallado-
I'D. The length is about $40 miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17
pnnn,Ylyanin Election.

Schuylkill county, in nine districts, show
a Nhir lass Of Go. Johns,on's majority In
PousyilIc is gs2. Columbia couniy-John-
.,on's mlloriy in Danyillc, -. NorhamP-
ton couuy-Brlrr's majority in Vo town
ships BE- goo. Lltemo couuly-lohnsion' y
majority I'M WHLrsbarr. n BIslcr's w7-
Ior.,y IN the Township, GO. Democratic gain
In both g3o. Ichrb counly-AlIlon'oNn,
Johnston hls % majority.
LuDmc counly-Clrbonialc, Bislcr goo
Fen Township, Brrlcr, %
Honc,Ialc-B.glcr's majority o. ; Hob
bcII. representative, "a TcNas-Iiglcr III
majority. Glover canal commissioner, us
Su.luchannah Montro'e, Johnston
II majority, Srrohm, canal commissioner d
Jc.snp. Tor supreme court Judge, 90, Bridge
valcr-B.clsr ~ majority. silver Lake
B.rlcr lamaf0r'y.
Pm.hurr-B .lrr's m7iuuiy 900 - d,s'uou
over Johnston umsr MAJORITY ls aa7.
Ii,hr above return, prove correct there D.
yer, Erc doubt uf ihc defeat uf Johnston
and ,hr election of BgIrr
. Lama, $50 u.rm-By returns receive
Last evening, from Pennsylvania, B.e''r
Democrat. D.. elected Governor by At iga'
m. 600 majority Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

n Cyrus Rove, formerly editor OF OBJ"
B,In,, Republican, has brru elected County
Treasurer at Sacramento Cal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

q Irarr.on DAVIS has Not j,c.Inci Nr
nomination ol Governor of Mississippi. --
Bmh hc and Fuu,r r.,Iguei ihc.r >.a'"r.
.rar.. b.i ihr governor oll appoint u1 n.. IA"
%. 'aa ,1caucI,s.
80 inc Albany REGISTER ar,u s..a. DO
4uf. uumn.ru' I....-. a.u Goo 200. .ss .k
yau u,, b,u a01u, sixteen"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

~ Forty student, have already entered
the Freshman class, a, Wapru.lc CoI.rg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-17

RIi is Genin, the halter, who has volun-
,eered $1,000 to AID Kossuth.