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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur
rorate of the County Of New York notice Is keret1
gwen 20 all persons having claims AGAINST LEVI THOMAS,
late OF the City II NewYOrk, merchant deceased 20 pro
sent the same with vouchers thereof 70 the suhscneeI
the Office Of Robert H. Cot Ne Broad street u me ei3
OF New-York on o. before the thirteenth DAY OF
uert-Dated New-York, the ninth day Of July isoi
ROBERT H. GOTF. Admllasfrstor
MIL lsvsnys ElIxADEJH THOMAS. AnsrSsssa'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

EOR HAVANA-First Vessel.-The
fay,rte and reg ular packet ship CRiSrOVAL CO.
LON, Capt T. C. fin having large part o. Der cargo
on bosd viii positiveiy sail Saturday next the 10Th ms
For balance Of es on passage apply Capt COtrlN
on board at pier No u East Riyer. near foot Of wa-"
CT TO sfOftOhD' iiksSA 80.
ESvusn-u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
u q III 10 N MINrER MOMENT Dec

~ e W = - X and y r. w -hAE r. y
l Y RAILROAD-WINTERA ARRANGEMENT, Dec:
l. lS5I-Trsins of New York leave near corner OF
Canal-st and Broadway. 49,
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS leave for NeT Haven al 7 aao
n.so A. NJ and4 3P Nj Inc ll.3O A. NJ runs ID con,
nection with Train from New Haven t. Hartford and
SPRINGFIELD AID with tt ain over the Canal Road
EXPREss TRAINS for Haven Hartf I'd, Sprlngleld'
(Connecticu River and Vermont Railroads, to Osdeas-
burgh and Mobtreal) Boston and Worcester: at A VI
istops al stamford and Brdgepo and p NJ, stops al
stamford Notwalk and Bridgeport time about 81 hours
10 Bo.op The ga NJ connects with the H1usatonlc and
Naugatuck Railroads at BRIDGEPORT and cana! hhlfoa1
at New Haven. The o'clock p. III with NadsatucS
Railroad at Bridgeport %,
SPECIAL TRAINS for Port Chester, at 80 Nrand q
p N stop at Mount Vernon and Pelhamville
TRAINS INTO NEW Accommodation Trans Leave
Eew-Hayen at $50. 7, and 9 81 A. NJ and 4 20 M;
The IS A. NJ receives passengers from Springfield ana
Hartford aud Canal Railroad at New. Haven and iron
Naueatuck Railroad az Bridgeport. The 4. 20 r NJ re-
ceyes passengers from Hartford and Springfield Railroad
FxPREss TRAINS leave New Haven. on arrival OF Trans
from Boston at lis and 843 M stopping at Bridgeport
Norwalk and StamfoTd) leaving Boston al A. NJ ana
3P. Ri. oo. =,
3i3 y Nj. 80, e..t - !,
See large bill of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO w hi si.ls.t, IN,
d5 SUPERINTENDENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

OPPOSITION to MONOP0LY.--IN.
ODIPENDENf LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, via
CHAGRES and SAN JUAN, at reduced rates Of fare
The rev and splendid Steamship INDEPENDENCE, AGO
tons register Charles Stoddard, commander, will sail for
ChasIes, direct On MONDAY, Dec. y, at p NJ, from
Yer n X connecting with the favorite Steamship
NV ORLEANS, to leave Panama the 18th January
The BROTHER JONATHAN viii succeed the Inds-
rsnes.ee and sail frem New-York 18th Jsnusy. Fog
Freight % pssssgs apply y MILLS Agent
Slst2s No ;iCsvytlands \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RIA l. ROA D.
Il WINTER ARRANGEMENT, bet ~een Philadelphia
and PI,tsburg through in TWENTY FOUR HoURs-On and
after Dec 10 Passengers will be carried by the Pennsylvd-
MIA Railroad Company. between philadelphia and Puts
burg in Twenty Hours with only 20 miles OF Staging
over an excellent Turnpike. Fare Sill
This the shortest and best route between the Great
West and the Atlantic Cities ard the acccommod itoas
are In ali respects of the highest character The Express
Through Train lin "a hours leaves the Depot Market
west of Broad ST. every evening at 81 O'Clock Inc Morn
ing Way Train leaves The same place at o'clock, A. NJ
By this line Passengers wi be carried through N 81 hours,
with good nig ht's rest at Holhdaysburg.
The ABOVE Lines BASS through Lancaster Harrisburg,
Iewstown Hun,in gdon. Johnstown &c, crossing the
Mountains by Cay. hight -Philadelphla, Dec IS3I
AIN Am Agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

THE BRITISH ard NORTH AMEEI-
4 CAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMsIiIps between
sosToN ssd LIVERPOOL The Boston hips only All
Tag AZ Halifax ard and nails and senFsrs
ARABIA, Capt. -. ERICA, A Ry1e.
PERsIA Capt. - EUROPA q q Lott.
ASIA G n g. JoGtIRr. NIAGARA, J. Some.
INyRlCA, ". shannon. CANADA, ". Harrison.
CAMBRIA, J. Lei;ch.
These vessels carry clear white yht a sas1-h.as,
green on stzIbosEd bow, red On port bow
ASIA from BOSTON. Nedns s3sy Dec. 70.
AMERICA fron NEW YORK, y'.61csa Dec ~
NIAGARA, from BOSTON, Wednesday, Dec a.
EUROPA, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Dec. 81
CANADA. from BOSTON, Wednesday, Jan. =,
AFRICA from NETWORK, Wednesday, ia. IL
"a French. GernaD and other roleign GODS fscsysa
brought IN common VITA hntlsh Goods Ahr1asA siss
81 lad ng are given in Hayre for EevYOrs.
Passage from Eew-Yers or Boston % Liverpool, 2i%
Berths not secured Rntil pad for
Freight viii be charged specie seyond oct isT
personal expenses
experienced SSFgspn on So@td
e. All letters and newspapers mug. yAss through the
Pogt- OFics For freight OF passage, apply 20
Z. CUNAED, Jr., 80 Broadway.
first Cabin, 412e Second Cabin $40 aunt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
and VIRGINIA STEAM

NEW YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
" SHIP COMPANIES RICHMOND, Yla Noh-
FOLK Va, stopping at CITY POINT to land Peteisoa,s
nassep gers only-saing SATURDAY. Dec. 20 al 3 r II,
from pier No IL North River, Albany 81 THE new
double engine side-wheel steamship ROANOKE. u,syV
TINS q II M IL Parrish, Commander. will receive such
ffosht may during Friday and Saturday up to
leaving positive on SATURDAY, goth inst, at r M
For freight OF passage apply only TO the CcmPanys Agen-
cy No. SO West ST, corner OF Albany ~, VI
DEEM 4 THORNTON, Agents, New-fork.
IUDLAM Il WATSON, Agents Richmond
NORTH-CAROLINA Passengers Will be landed al
Norfolk taking the Portsmouth and weldon hahrosu o'
the interior. 80, -.
Bills Of LadiDg signed therefor. - go
Wshng meet the wants and wishes OF Noriok Shippers
the COMPANY have concluded and after this trp, 10
land all Norfolk freight that port the outward voyage
The new steamship SARATOGA viii take her place II
the line early in March. aio !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

VANDERBILT NEW LINE BE-
Y TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCI9C0.
The only Through Line Via NcaTasuaA number days
shor than any other RouteCO posed OF the following
arrt class steamships between NEW-YORK and San
JUAN DE NICARAGUA: go
The PROmETHEUs, Capt Churchill
The DANIEL WEBSTER Capt Baldwin
And between SAN JUAN BEL SUR and SAN FRAN
CISCO: - .
The PACIFIC, Capt. Jarvis,
The INDEPENDENCE, Capt. WSksBar-
These steamers all built expressly for ths route
aud for speed safety and mmodnons unsurpassed
The PROMETHEUS will leave New-York, from Plei
No North River, the 3th Of each month, at o'clock,
p M. CONNIE pcing Jan S. 1852
The DANIEL WEBSTER, on the 10th of each month";
commencing Jan. 20, 1852. 100000. ,,,., =.
The days of leaving SAN FRANCISCO will be the l''
When the above days I'LL Sundays the day Of sailing
will be the Saturday previous. , $780,
From SAN JUANDE NICARAGUA TO SAN JUAN
DEL SUR passengers will be promptly conveyed over sae
Rev Transit Route Of the Nicaragua Company ha7ng Do.
twelve miles Of Land Transportation, and AZ taat poai
embark of the above named Psclrc steamers of
sAN FRANCISCO. - -,
heretofore established and speedy and comioItabls
transit between the two Ocean through beautdoi ane
healtf country, offer Inducements to the travelling pub
lie equasd by no other Line -.
No passase secured until paid for, and but hnitso
| number of pnssengers will be taken.
For Freight passage, apply only a. the omce =.
Ti.e No q Batter Place upstairs D. b. ALLEN.
| ,hays bostr ostfD d20 tW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
.UDSON RIVER RAILROAD

HUDSON RIVER RAILRDAD.-
FREIGHT ARR NGEMENT, De sember IS, 1881.
Freight ,uigTafs gong North aad West will be re-
ceiye! al Cauaft Freiehg House. Freight arriving nom
the North and West viii BE- nI0aded and delivered at The
i2h st Station Vests sad an allowance OF 80 cents
rer tun will De made for car age property consigned to
or sonh Of Cspal 81 Live stock, Hay, &C Will be Ts-
0di7tf A' W C. YOUNG. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

In PURSUANCE of an order of the
Surrogate Of the County n NeSYork. nccee hereby
giy 10 all persons having claims a<ana MATTHIAS ~
ANDERSON late Of the CITY II New YORK, Baser, de.
ceased present the WITH vouchers thereof 20 me
ShScr err at his Store No go Grand street. IN the Op
OF NewYork before the twenty eighth DAY OF Jana
aTy next-Datod New FORK the t3d day Of JAY issi
iy23 lswemFs NATHAN RANNOR. Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

~ C. and C.. LlNE.-The new and elegant
~ . Steamer BUCKEYE STATE Cay; n ~
and FRIDAY EVENINGS on the arrival OF me Express
Train from Albany Through from Buffalo TO Cncnnatl
"a hours Tickets be procured on board OF either
PEOPLES Line Of Steamers and the RIP Van Wlnkis FNs
sI9 an A. CABLE, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
nACJFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

i Only Through Line for San Francisco VA CAssres d.
rect Fare Eeducod.-On WEDNESDAY, Dec. "a, al .
O'clock p nj. - The splendid double engine steamship
GEORGIA. s,eea tpns burden D Porter y :, :. :
oclock precisely from her pier AZ foot OF warren
st. N r., with the Government Mails, for Chsgres.
Passengers leaving in the Georgia Will connect WIZ .ne
dasv for San Erapcsce arrival Of the passenger and
mails .. Panama. For passage or freight Apply ne
osne Ma IN Ws,,-st cor W srrenst North River. dr3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the mltter OF
NN'as a pisR.ion sitAs Hvor Adsrnea Aai Csamss,
alt 4 the Csiy u New Ymk r,iHse % The OPENlNn
o. EfGH ~ ROURIH SIkEEr. ffoa sla Az. 70 the
u issn RvtT ~ tAs cav Of Ne York Tht s19scnSes
Con ssansfs Of Estimate saj Asssssent 4, ~ AeC'
entitled rst'cp HEREBY aO;cs trst hey ~l n<st AZ
Y s ofle u Detained Slnita No "a Nassau 81, m tas
cy 81 Nov IJrk Tuesos ~, 80 yd DAY 81 Dec ASST
So ~ oclack Ia the asiao ~ tie plT7st " neI
" ~ cprcSuln 10 the Estimate Git Assess tht male ~
va tonnsSaaars IA the above - titled natter. saF Der
N ~ pesaDs who NAV caasCt, themselves s<rresej
Osrefy.-Dasc New York Dcc 10. iS)l
n DSLAFlsLD SMIIH.)
GEORGE y Ci.kNN Cam llfssorsFs-
lREDERiCK l. NTiTE.b
BsNRN Y. DAVIES Attorney a. Council dlesdls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the
Surrogate Of the County OF New York. notice hero
Nv gwen g. all persons having CLAIMS AGAINST ROBERT
HAIsEY. late q tho CRY 4 New-York, secsased to
nreseIt the same with vouchers thereof 70 the suhsoFhsr
a, her residence, M les Thrd-av IN the CITY Of Ees
YORK en- OF before the fonIteeehih dW ef juse nert -
pa ID New-York the e'svea'h day q Dece nesr, 1881
I,2 fs-sny. NARGAREc HALsEY. Adatrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
l Y having CLAIMS against CHAIR rs A. WILLIAM
SON deceased formerly # Geneva Oatsro Cooaty that
they are aired - exhibit such claims with tbs
thereof 20 the subscribe al his cihce IN tue thlsse
Geneva the County OF OEtauo. on % before ns tsea
da, of February nsxt-Dated Geneva 18th July, 1881.
sui law6mF JAMES II. WOODS. ereeat~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

NewYorS al M and ii p NJ foot Of Caurtandt- st.
at Ii A. 81 (freight) and 10 n, Pier No. !, North
Riverfor Ezabehtovn Westfeld, Scotch
plans Plainfed Boundbrook, Somsrve, Rartan. White
uoaSs Esstan &c nj If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
CORPORATION NOTICE Public no.

tce hereby gwen hat petition has osea Psosea,e
IN the Board of Assss ant Aldermen for aSEWESmshN
INrW Az from 5tst st 60 aud through IS st. TO sthN
All rsrens interested having objections thereto arc re-
auesiel present the in writing sstiay the extent
OF interest he Contract Clerk al this Office ON o. De
fore Dec i7nst --Croon duct Department New YORK
pee H. 1851. (dlglotl NICHOLAS DEAN ,Pfesrtsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
and AMBOY RAILROAD.

~ Morning line leaving Pier No. ], North River foot Of
Battery place daily Sundays exceptsdJ at 10 psr
steamboat John Potter Afternoon line leaves at+P PM
from same PLACE. Enigrant line leave. at > d.
all L. oLioo' -tkohS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
DEPARTMENT. No.

SIkEEI DEPAR nj L, NO
- Hall of Records Public Ns'oe IS hereby eve, ,ss
that the following Resolutions have DeeA efcsen,ea
10 n. poafd of Assistant Aldermen To LAY CROSS
WALK nFoURrH-sr e.twesp Avs - r ana ~ & Sep1
SPACE -FOUR FEET WIDE in bLEsCktk 81 Dc
tween Sullivan ard Mcooys. sts 10 fL r. ,nssa
an and Lexington avs. To Sci CURB and gu TN,
and FLAG SPACE -FOUR FEET WIDE .arosssnn s1e
walks of goth 1t between Sh snd 9'h avs To hEfANh
TWFNTY-TtIIRD- ST. tetseen an aud 3th. AVS 10
PAVE TWENTY FIRST ST from LIST av 70 East hiyef'
TopkyE NINETRENTH-Sr from LIST AZ. 70 East kiyer.
ToPkVE TWENTY-FIVE ST frcm IN av. TO East hrsr'
To PAVE TWENTIETH ST from lt' sv 20 Ess Ssves
To pEptyE SIDEWALK ia PINESf from No 81 10
Water-st; g. ON corner Water and Pho SIS 70 NO ~,
Water St Also the following resolution IN we nosrI
Aldermen. To REGULATE and GRADE Fn Z,
NINTH-Sr. from 10Th 10 Bioomingdhe hoAh. AZ
persons Interested having objections thereto are
Ia pr., nj them m writing the ubdeIs saea 81 ne ses
on or before the ssh day OF cce-m inst-Dee W
dIs JOHN r. DODGE. Street commms. saet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT aud
II FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior steamers
EMPIRE STATE and STATE OF MAINE leave on alter
nate DAYS (Sundsys excepted) Pier No B. N. r. the
Battery at 4P NJ For Freight apply board al the
sffce IN Pier No ) TISDALE BORDEN
ali Agents. Nos ~ sRd III Wsst-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
ton fer Boston, Providence, New Bedford, Taunton
and Newport carrying the great Eastern u. Mall with
out change Of deteEnOn-The secure andssgapt
steamers c. VANDERBILT and COMmODOREleaveo o.
alternate days Sundays excepted Pier Nc thrt
wharf Battery place st " O'Clock d. fOf pas
sage freight apply at Pier No q or AZ the
Office. No. II Battery place. ali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Il CHANGE OF SAILING DAY;.Ony IHH0uGH
-rARE REDUCED ON MONDAY, Dec. %, at .
o'clock M the splendid new doghle; engine steamship
III DORADO. 1 500 tuns burden, n. J. Hartsten, U s.
N commander win sai at precisely O'Clock p M from
her pier at foot OF Warren ST. n X, connecting nj Pana
ma with one Ofthe Companys extra steamers TO sail with
cut delay San Francisco arrival OF the passengers
al Panama.
Fsr passage or fregh, apply az the Office No 1T West
II corner Warren St, North River.
n. B-Bs of ladng signed at the office on the morn
inc of sailing. diIEEd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

Hos. r. McCLrLASD. We observe that
some journals have represented the nOmlna-
ton Of this distinguished gentleman aud
souni democrat, for governor Of Michigan
as a triumph over the friends Of Gen. Cas- in
that State. Such statement is absurd on
IT, face. Bu, here are the comments Of the
Detroit Free Press on the subject, and they,
we presume, settle the question
1--WE have only time to congratulate the
democracy Of Michigan on the nomination,
by the State Convention yesterday, Of the
Hon Robert McCl,land. Of Monroe, as the
democratic candidate Tor governor Of MIch-
gan. Ma McClcIand Is a man Of large cS-
pcricncc ln public lIie, aod high ADD honora-
bic personal character lie is firm and I'M
svsring democrat, and is i've warm friend
aud supporter of Mchigan's a,orllc suo for
the presidency. liz Ihucc.repeaiei election,
uncc by the people OF the whole State, and
twice by this congressional district, as rep
rrsrpiauyo u Congress, is satIIcleu' evidence
OF bis great poulauly lis career IN Com
gr,s, was a crcdiiablo and successful one,
and his nomination by The convention lor the
hIrh office of chief magistrate Of lhe State, b.
a justribulc to hls exalted publ, AMI private
worth"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10
Scarcity Of Money.

Money was scarce in Boston las, week, al.
mos, beyond precedent, and during the last
days Of the week, there were several heavy
failures. In New York things look better
The n. Y. Tribune Of THURSDAY afternoon,
says
"The money market shows feeling Of
gradual amoliora,ion. NoGold is going this
week to Europe, and the declining rates Of
sterling Exchange indicate the probability
tha, little or none will go next week. Sler.
ling is altering at o 81 a 10 IL PER cent. lor
the best bills, and the supply Is likely to b.
Increased largely from the South before tho
neat steamer sails"
With steadily diminishing imports. ani the
large and constant additions To our stocks of
specie, It would really seem impossible that
the existing pressure can be- Kept up very
long. II commenced with reduction IT dis
counts b, the NY. city Banks, unnecessarily
sudden and severe, and Is aided to some eK-
tent, by the croaklur Of political panic ml-
kers, who tell lhe people that al our specie
b. going oG To other countries, 90 c1H'.YuWa
orMr. WdKr'' Ti1F This seems Co D.
sorr point with a certain class Of winters aud
takers. Unfortunately ior them, We never
never bad 20 much spccie, and % Is increasing
every day BANGOR Dmoorai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10
Tho Mns.cr al Turner

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,.,It.og ana, b. ,.r,.,,b,, ,a ,ourraJ.r..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

The muster at Turner. came oil according
IN the programme. on the 3O,h ult., and was
really the handsomcsi military performance
we have Witnessed Tor long time. Intended
as service Of a Battalion II Arillery mere
ly. rcccn,ly Turned under the Volunteer sys-
TEN Of the State, it was no, anticipated that
the ,lumb.rinr patriotism Of former day'
would L,ndle o., the very name Of" Mus'er'
and swell ilioavcll trained and bcauilull,
uniformed Regimen, Of seven Companies with
officers ami banners complete.
Arrytnr somewhat late, a,lhe usually quiet
village Ut Turner. We were surprised at che
dsu.c ,brong tina, filled her streets, and DO
LIGHTED with the thrilling music that broke
up,o thc ear. We bad au,Ic p1tcd the sound
Of some oH wind broken III, and drum, and
pr,hap. a c'auunct squcaklrr like a Canada
roo.c but had not picked ou, our ears io'
,h- ,,uni nj three soul-sliupg Brs' bands
d.,cuurs,nr svcri,s, music Bot there they
we're. Tie Touer, the Rck6cld and 'h'
Album complete, and more delightful music
We HrrT heard.
/ Seven companies were excessively formed
In line by lduuu, Walker 1id the old ''an.
dards Of ,l, secure Regiment placed 10 line
which We have seen 81, many I,mrs horne BOZ
triumph over ,ho rrd mans give on R'rin.
mock. The Regiment was commanded b'
Col. l.ulIrn OF Turner, assisted D., Cul's
More and Brown formerly oil hc sccond aud
fourth Regimen; Two companies ct Anil
lrry commanded hy Ciriu's J,n0ng, and
Irautt with their beautiful bnss siV pound
rr. Tho Aubrru Vnuuicrr, lci by Capt
Townsend. ard the Oxford Volunteers Pos
Ca., R.pIryof Paris. The hlhlm Rife %,
NJ. Cen. IiuI,fcl, and ,ho Lewiston r..
o. D., Capt. R.cr vih ihc Gucn Rio, D.,
Can, Curtis che fr iVoanl ihr la., lhra
hraur, Do. arm, 1t ihr state. and other tv,
,hr heart, OF mon, made up q Regiment of
troops vr have uu, anticipated. The Geld an,
sad officers were 900 Uniform aui U,Il mount
GA. acting each in s,,rul capacities as 90.
c,r.rusrrs OF ihc u,-a,un required. Capt
Walker srlus a, ldruuu, aai a,d To- Doc
committee. rode BEAUTIFUL saddle caTuw
from Che enemy Il rlc battle oi Bsum Vista
. ul lhr whole tlr mister no Tum.Jvas fu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10

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TERED 'he prison i''m 'H' N''l "'''' " " ''.',
a. ~, 'hs vas soon after 'h' prisoners '''
h-ca lci out OF their cells. and while Two "'
doe walters were '0'af'' 900 sweeping VOC
prison. A's"oa % 'h'y '''.'.'' 'h.l '''''
ih' door 'h''' ana '''+'" ''' '.'.' "-.'
(Wrgir ihr1'rnnr'opui h'' knife through
hlr) o,crroorrcd him, thrust hm in'' cell
and fastened h.m 800 hy moving 'h' '''".
They lhcn commenced operations nT'n 'h'
iumeuuns Of ONE olih' windows " 100 'n'
sIoiar the SECOND waiter here h'c'I.''''
.rEi NInEa'', 1ui Boo ih' sraiI' ih''" n.."
down. when lally struck hm uu lhr bead,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-10


&C fow away from Us 10 Millions WAY are
our arre-frs. ru, out, our fsruaoo' cl"soi.
uanrOc,or,rs rlo,sd apd frf ,alc hyau,'v..
Our llscr.r, ram.rr tom Si7t' 90 Stat, Do
Quest Il worn Whole villages deprived OF
.nrloymsnt srJ Subsistence iu day' WI,
M ite nir ~ Exchange ~ heayy aca.us, u.
,r sr.,c Of our rrormou- shipments uf specie ?
WHY ave orr Agricultural ',aTlcs so drprcss-
ril WAY iso rr Currcrcy so viulrnily cou.
fa-t-I ara ,ias,n' WY arr out heaviest
merchant, t-akufr WHY aw rocj Siork.
E.rr..sd twenty-five Ic, c,u,., below ihr.r
,ll-et WAY b., mouey eagerly sourlt Cor ou
GOOD rar,rai raics roiuuopi.y eNorIiari'-
I4 short. vh, have four years II exceptional
F-r- Trade buorh, Vs. from ID, prosperity
I r-s.of l.i5 to she depression and rc,ul-
so, ct 1854"
Why AM tt.s' WHY, b,cause tbc Wh.E
.au, Ia, a..aI O., rrlcrm los promise OIL,
r.tr u, a WI. Pu-.Jyut, ,ald ls headers.
and ueviII vauaH, ,ou the h,,J times ever
..rv0 iu 'b.s c.sH'ry, and 90 clas-'s si1..
s...t sHrr.r Boo thr uucsul'rj prosperity.
p.t trs,eaI OF tH,., ana ,ha prosperity lhs'
.,,.ra pror to iHr present aaun''ira''"n'
u, have ,h, s.ra"s rondlto' OF a'I sIrds o'
r.r,arss,tiyria 300 'hr above 8 'asnrh ir'"
Hr Iuhuur. N'4 ro~ o. I"'a''' '''r
b..
u.s'N.,, l.,s, '.oor', ""h''N '''' RUN
i-a.-h Obj policy ct che Nh.. parry was
r., Oh. eaa.r oi DO.
Zoe lrr. uso wind, ur lo terms p"'
...rt rrmr .-.nary Deb iu' people, with thn
..a.rs .,r, t'Hrhirr an' pathetic appeal .
.Dr"r.'' r'' '"'.a >.7'.' Zoo "'''
...,--"'l 300 H'' s.s. ZOO '''' EAR
.H... 0'... '' "''' . Lou nave property '
#'r. '. 90 ...'' Subsistence '' H'.'--'' '''
'.-1 "I'.... o''.'''.'''"'. h'.' '.' ''.''
"i ".r...-."r aHa 1.',T'e 'a.F ll''' policy ere
obi. u..n shalt Dr. complete WAY Will NJ
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