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The great and only remedy for your disease in any Of
ITS iorms,the only source Of hope,-s afforded by the
HUN "A IAN BALSAM, discovered by DIR Buchan Of
London, England This is quack nostrum but stan
ddrd Eng 81 medicine of known and established erica
medicines, which may relieve but neper Waste
not your precious time upon any of the Syrups
ENpectorants or Bams, which will only lu you into pre-
tended secu1 y by FATAL OPIA ES. Delude not your
self TO the with any Of the vile COM ounds In the
shape OF Lozenge Candy other cheap and dangerous
nostrms And above all things tamper not with any AS
TRlNGENT or TONIC medicines such as Bitters, or in
fusons of Wild Cherry, which frequently brace up the
lungs, produce fever nightsweats cosveess and other
disorders of the most alarming character BUCHANS
HI NGARIAN BALSAM will not only relieve but speedi-
y and eeotualy when all Other means have failed
David F. Bradee & Son, 100 Washington St, Boston,
Sole Agents for the United and British Provinces
American price dollar per bottle.
A. q. Page, Sole Agent for Bath and vi
cinity. 2w46
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To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.

To the Ladies of Bath and Vicinity.
MRS. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
and FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has a SOOTHING
SYRUP, for CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t
greatly facilitates the process of teething by
softening ,he gums-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action; and is SURE TO REGU-
LATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it,
Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and re-
lief ard health to your infants, nerer has it
failed if timely used, perfectly safe to be ad-
ministered to very feeble infants. A fresh
supply at CURTIS & PERKINS. Price 25
cents hottie.
N. p. Enquire for MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. and attend to it at once
if your child is suffering. DR.. S. P Shaw, agt.
lyll
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BOSTON-Cld 18th, ship orhir W ood Capetown and
Calculus bark Alice Frazier Flanders Havana sch Da-
vid Lombard Gross, Nashua
Ar l5th schs Geo Davis, Dunton Bath Ellen Stearns
do Humming Bird, Morton, Rockland.
Below, brig ID Pencil, Remedies
Cid brig William Craw ford. Brookngs, Gardiner schs
OIbt, LevenselIer Wadoboro Alabama, Priest, Thorn
Ar 18th, schs Adeline, Perkins, Bath Gazelle Poole
Augusta
Ar I7th bark William, of Damariscotta Bailey Carde-
4th inst; schs john Sleeper, Richmond Medora,
Rhodes, Rockland.
CID schs Ellen stearns, Bath 81 Mar,s, McF adden,
do Avenger Haskell, New York.
Ar 18th. schs hesolution, Tolman, Richmond; James,
Beckman, Ellsworth ID Bramhall Belfast Brunswick,
Woodward, Brunswick.
Ar GOTH schs Grape, Creassey, Deah, Sylvester, Her
AID Oliver, and Louisa, Mclntire, Bath.
NEW YORK-Ar 18Th, Satira Morse, Perry Glasgow
25 bark Orine ST John Rodbird, Cardenas sch Co al,
Rockland.
Ar I4th, sch Joseph, Hall, Rockland.
Sid ship New England brig Ocean Bird.
Ar l.th, brig Gen Taylor, oil Thomaston, -,st John,
Ar 10th schs Massachusetts, Melbourne, Delaware,
lvanhoe, Helen, Eben Herbert, Rio Grande, Richmond,
Union, Star, Bengal, Juno and Thomas Hix Rockand.
Ar 9th, bark koderick Dhu, Metcalf Wilmington schs
VIM Henry, Thomastoni Eagle, and Challenge, F. ster,
| NEW ORLEANs-Towed to sea 3Orh ut ship Shelf
| field.
lowed to LIST inst, ships Delaware; Harriet Au-
cargo on board.
sAVANNAH-went to sea eth brig Telos.
Sid 18th, ship Hum, hrey burlington, Havana.
PHiLADElPHlA-Att the Breakwater sch VIM Henry
Gate MerriD hence for Baltimore
York.
HOLMES HOLE-Ar l2th, brig d Pennell, Slower,
Remedies for Boston.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 18th, rchs Henry. Pearl, Minerva,
MARY snow ASA and Lion, Boston for ocklaBd l2th
Two Brothers. do for Thomaston; 18th, Mt Vernon,
Westpor for New York; II Herrick, Ranger and Leo,
Rockand for do.
NANTUCKET-Ar lsth ship Geo Washington, Chase,
Brunswick
PORTsMOUTH-Ar 18TH sch President Jackson Der
~ Lucy Ann, Jewett Hanover, Wnslow, and Her add
Oliver, Bath for Boston
Also ar schs Bunker HILL Mooers Bath for Norwich
NEW LONDON-Ar 18th, sch Paus, McIntire r ock-
land for New York.
MOBILE-Cd 10TH ship Shelter Hall, Cronstadt.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Liverpool 3oth ult, ship VIM Sewal. Jack, N
Adv, Tempest, Paten, for N York 4th /; London, He
1aro. 90 9th; Liverpool Eldridge do 2lst; Halcyon
Wade, do with despatch.
| Matanzas-Sld 9TH, ship Troryc, Smith, Cronstadt
Senuesos-in port 9Th inst, bark Geo Smouse VIM
| days. " ' IN ~
Havana-In port 18th inst, bark Florence Woodward
I'm Boston, ar 9Th brig Sea Beau, Havener 10 DAYS from
Bate, ar 10th.
In port 10Th, ships Charlotte Reed Weeks. for Coves
ldg Josephine, Bornholm, do do Sas eonard Thomn
for do, days. Indian Queen, Drummond dsg brir
Harriet, Gibson, do.
sid s banks Glenburn, Sampson Sagua and Baltimore
Sd, Sarah Ann, Merryman, Cowes 5h, Cleaner, Hamin
Cronstadt
St John, NB-GM I4th. ship Pelican State, Manson,
Liverpool.
SPOKEN.
ApI lat At 49, lon SO 5s, was seen bark Henry War
rem, of Bah, I'm Matsnzas for Riga.
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A Card.

would hereby tender my warmest thanks to the ct.
zens OF This city, and especially the officers and men,
bers OF the Fire Department. for their noble and praise
worthy eXertons the fire. Tues
day night, 18TH The gentlemanIy department of the off,
GERS aud members deserving OF the highest commenda-
ton. N. JENNINGS.
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W 81 T Z 6Ig COS.

In this city, lith inst, by Rev Mr. Engwood, Mr. Jas
Tarr to Miss Mary Montort, both of this city.
In Lawrence, eth inst Capt David Lowden to Miss Ma
~ Harding of this city.
In Augusta Mr. Nathan Rice, Esq, of Union, to Mrs
Abigail Emery.
In Winthrop Mr. Samuel Frest te Miss Susan Wing,
(aged l4 rather tender blossom be marred by Frost
early
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ONE THOUSAND

OF those Spiral Spring Bedsteads have been sold in
" Boston during The last year. Several Hotels and
private dwellings have been furnished with them. The
people beginning 10 find out that they are much
cheaper and better than any other. They in fact,
spring beds and bedsIeads ana il is great deal less
troube 10 take care of. With single mPiiress they
always soft and elastic, without the trouble OF ma
king, except air and spread on the clothes They
can be pu, up taken down in two minutes and are
perfectly firm and steady without the of bed-key,
screws cords.
Mr. Putnam. the nu:iciurer in Boston, has received
The following valuable testimonial Of this excellent
piece of furniture, from the proprietor of the Winthrop
House. of the elegantly furnished hotels in the
country
hereby certify that large number of Pu,nams Pa
Spring BedsieaGs in use in the inihrop
House: and that regard them superior in many
respects other Kind of bedsteads that have ever
seeu being easily taken down pu, up aud kept clean
while their elasticity renders the use Of feather bed
$50 often OBJECTIONABLE entirely unnecessary. II affords
pleasure speak of their practical utility. and Is
giving general satisfaction.
For sale made order in various tyles and pat
by
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DISASTERS,

The expenses at Key West on brig Chnchilla ofThom-
aston I'm Cenfuegos for Baltimore 500 according
The Charleston Courier and $500 stated in letter
TO New York underwriters.
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Brown and Bleached Sheetinss,

1NHE subscriber is opening this morning complete
L sortment ofbrown and beached Sheetngs. Also a
cheap. II. W. OWEN
Oct S. rs
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% G 81 { ii s..

In Portland, Oregon, 9Th u after short Illness DR..
G. Hooper. formerly of Frankfort, Me.
In Georgetown, May 18th, Mrs Martha Williams aged
So years.
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ed by'h constitution, to qualify them 10 en-
ter upon their official duties, and Mr.. Carey
was requested to conducI them to the Coun-
Gil Chamber for that purpose. Having re-
turaed,' the Senators took their seats.
The following was the vote in Convention
on SLING The vacancies in the Lincoln dis
tricl-
Whole number of ballots was l52
Necessary for choice y
Robert Spinney had !oo
Elbridge Lermond IOl
William F. Carlton " l0l
James Booker l01
Elisha Clarke 46
Jeremiah Wheeler As
Horace Corbeu 46
George Thorndike 40
Blank
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Notice !!
New Goods I!

The subscriber has just received from Eoston a fresh
assortment OF W L. Goods roce res and Provisions
consisting in part Of Crashed, p r and ii b Sugars;-
Old Hyson, Ooong, Nihy ong and Souchong Teas; ia.
va Porto Cabelo and Cape Cofres, and a articles ush
lily kepin Grocery 81 ore, which viii be sold chea
as they can be bought in this city
Nav l. 1851. w y. MARSTON
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Copying Presses,

DILL HEAD BONES, Post Offices. Calendars Card
ID Racks, Pen Racks, and large variety of Fancy
stationery, just received and for sale by
Nav Z, ISL. 46 SAWYER < MAGOI-N
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NEW BOOKS.

GILBERT on Banking; Letters of a Traveller; Man.
" ua of Fine Arts; Success liz Lif--The LAWYER.
Wide. Wide World; Ny Own Life. an autobiography
OF Goethe vols; Second Love, by Martha Marcll -
rrenchs Notes on the Parallels; Pulpit encyclopaedia
Family Commentary the -Four Gospels by DR. Tying
Life If John Randolph. vols; Chris in Theology, BY
Bushnell; SIewarts Free Mason's Manuel Appleton :
Dictionary OF Mechanics Marine aud Naval Architec-
ture. The above books with many others, may be
found at the Bookstore of SAWYER 4 MAGOUN
Bath, May z, lo4l 46 Front, opposite Broad ST
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TO LET.

TUE HITCH HOUSE, also two Stores under the said
House, on Centre Street. Inquire of
DAVIS HATCH.
Bath, March 6, 1851. 37tf
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Judd's Liquid Cuticle.

L ects IL a liquid, yet forms in minute a smooth
aud firm coating that rou remove with soap and
wafer. For cuts, bruises burns &c. il supercedes all
bandages salves and pasers. This may seem impcs-
sihe, bu trial, which may he made gratis will salts
iy you that II Is true. The most eminent physicians
headed by Dr. Mott of n Y. recommend il. For sore
nipples it is sure cure and the money will be rsfund
ed il il fails.
). 2. SHAW, General Agent for Mainc-to whom
all orders may be addressed. 46
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HOUSE PAPE]
BATH STEAM
CORDiGE MANDATORY.

TUE above Mandatory during the past season hav-
L ing been completely re6ed with machinery
including Engice, Earring Apparatus and Spnn. ng
neutrality-suspicious. all the latest improvements.
The propriciors would invite the attention of ship
owners and dealers III Cordage generally, 10 their
adjustment, where may lie found an assortment of frs
quality Hemp aud Manila Cordage, which will be sold
by wholesale or retaH The opest ufacturers pr
Gangs of Cordage, warranted equal TO unv in the
market furnished short notice. and all orders
This or neghboring towns, will be promptly attended
Please rail before urchdSing elsewhere. -...
For sale On the premises. secs midland Steam En-
CINE OF ten horse power and Boiler which will be sold
al a bargain
t47 6. Il ]. T. DONNELL.
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Il. G.. WILSON.

At his manutctorv No Elm street in connection will
the Furniture Ware Rooms OF X BILLINGS also a
MORRISON x THoRNroNis. Front St
NB-tjommou Bed>eads altered on most reasonable
terms without being removed from the house
Hair, Cotton, Husk and Palm Leaf Mattresses con
sianily hand oth4'
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Writing Desks.

(NllEAP Writing Desks Portable w riling Desks: Let
" ter Clips; Black. Blue and Red Ink Ink Stands Of
various kinds; Pen-holders, &c. &c. tor sale hv
May Z, lc3l. 40 SAWYER Il MAGOUN.
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Ice! Ice !!

THE subscriber, having laid a supply of clear crys-
1 tai Ice, will commence delivering as soon as The
weather becomes favorable and close the 81 of October
he following prices:
TBS daily for So; or 81 per month.
IL fbs daily for So.
~ fbs daily for IS.
Fishermen and others will be supplied by the hundred
al reasonable prices.
CHARLES T. GREENLEAF
Bath, April %, 1851. 46tf
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Cheese,

O00 BARRELS FLOUR, just received per schr
COO kennebec. Also. per sch Enterprise 1000
bushels of good mealing Corn. For sale by
25 VIM. MORSE&CO.
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The first four were declared elected.

In the House no business transacted except
the discussion on the order from the Senate
Tor the hlling OF the vacancies that day. Ii
was opposed by Messrs. Carter, of Portland
and Smith OF Calais and advocated by
Messrs. Talbot of Lubec, Dunn of Poland,
Ludden o. Turner, and Taber of Houlton.
The order was passed in concurrence by
vote of 81 10 46.
MIR. Talbot of Lubec, introduced an order
declarative OF the sense of the Legislature,
that it is expedent at an early day to ad-
journ the same over 10 The first Wednesday
Of January next; and that no legislative
business should be transacted but such as is
absolutely necessary and asking the concur
renee of The Senate.
Considerable discussion ensued during
which the House adjourned.
FRIDAY, May 10Th. Mr.. Carey moved
that the senate adjourn Till to morrow at ten
o'clock. Lost.
The President rose and said, as the va
cances have been flied and the Reports rem
dered, | now take this opportunity 10 vacate
the chair, supposing my term OF duties out,
and to give the senate an opportunity TO or
ganize.
IN CONVENTION.
On motion Of Mr.. Carey, Mr.. Titcomb
was called to the chair motion was
made 10 choose committee to receive the
votes 70. Secretary. Opposed by Mr.. Carey.
After discussion il was adopted, and COM
init tee appointed.
Whole number OF votes 80
Necessary for a choice l6
A. h. SMALL has II
D. T. Pike e
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HARDWARE

TIME subscribers have large and wellse-
y lected stock OF Hardware, Oils, Window
Glass, Carpenters Tools, &C., which vi III bs
sold very cheap. MITCHELL LOW.
Bath, May %, 1850. As
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DUCK, Chains, Anchors, Corda ge. &c &c for sale by
- the subscribers at the lowest marker price.
Bath Feb. 81, 1851. = :
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SPOKEN.

Apl n, lat At 49, lon SO S. bark Henry War
rem, of Bah, I'm MatsnIas for Riga.
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Poetical Works.

HEMEN,S. Byron's, SCOTS, Moore's Souihey's Cow
IL pers, Campbelfs, Burns, Kirke Whites. Words.
worlhs, Longeliows and many Others for sale at the
Bookstore SAWYER * MAGOUN
Bah, MAY I. 1851. As
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Brown and Blcached Shectinys.

t reduced prices just received, and sale al the
II Auction Store of H w OWEN
Bath, April %, 1851. "a
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Nlk and Lise- thread Poplm for dresses French Cling
~ hams Barage eLanes fine styles aud Spring print
now opening AT the Auction Store by
Bath, April D. 1851. "A INV OWEN.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
FRIDAY, May l6. The order introduced
yesterday by Mr.. Talbot was discussed
The order was passed by the following vote:
Yeas S6-Nays so. Adjourned.
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Consumptive Reader !

A. C. PAGE. Agent for Bath and uieinity.
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New Spring Goods.

NOW opening al the Auction Store OF II. w. OWEN,
IN large ami complete assortment Of Spring Goods
and for sale At Auction prices
Bath, April -, 1851. a.
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Dress Silks and Satins.

DICSS UIIkS anu OIClMSs
USr received, good assortment of plain aud figured
Dress Silks, also few pieces Of black colored
Sains. n w OWEN
Bath April ~, 1851 axe ? "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

AsDRosooooN RAILROAD MrrrNo.-Tho
special meeting Of the stockholders Of the An.
droscoggin Railroad was holden At Livermurg
Falls on Thursday, agrceably to notice, and
was fully attended. The condition. Of the +.
uancial Affairs OF the company was fully ADD
clearly presented by the directors, and the nc.
cessiiy Of an additional subscription to tho
stock ably urged by several gentlemen. Va.
rious plans were suggested, but the rcsultwas
the adoption Of a resolution authorizing ihe
directors 10 issue a preferred stock TO the
amount of sos 900, At five per cent. semi-lu-
nual interest, the subscription To which shall
not be binding until $50 900 of a reliable sub
scuplon are obtained. This amount will b.
amply sufficient, together with the bonds al.
ready issued, 90 complete the road 10 Lvr,.
mole Fall, II b, presumed that The stock.
holder. will take ,hlI amount forthwith, lai
secure thc completion Of lhc road, result
which cannot BE- obtained without such action
90 their part. The directors announced DIE.
urclly To- ihc meeting their determination na,
io l1y down rodoftbc r,', until lbc amount
at stock is provided tr-Lo,,Hr1 Jasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

NEw llANPsmEr R,LRoDs.-A bill was
introduced IN the New Hampshire House OF
Representatives on Friday last, regulating the
election of Railroad Directors, Sc. 1t pro-
ydes that a majority Of the Directors Of the
Railroads in that State shall reside in that
State during their term Of office. No officer
shall give a proxy vote, and no stakeholder
shall be allowed but one proxy vote. Any
transfer Of stock for the purpose Of a vote
shall be subject to forfci, OF SO.
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building, and educate himself IN the critiea!
examination Of an the diversified objects brot
thus at one view before his eyes from all parts
Of the world.
1t Is computed that ESQ, 600 were received
hy the sale Of the season tickets, which al
dcd to the SUMS subscribed. will make about
CI3O,OOO. The cost Of the executive viii
he. i, IL said, f2OO, 600, at least. There Is
scarcely douh, bat tina, sufficient funds viii
be raised to make j, entirely sclfsuPPoring
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"a, 49,, I,.,,.,, r.ifuns that the, have ad1I ted
iss s'',,r~. 80, ys 1NcFc hsvirv rr,icr' o',ls'-
"a 4, thr a. sd Z r,,tsts. tO - polished 90 ne
t-,f..d p,w,e,-i ,ir ls,rcct'u'N rcis'ted O. ct
Il. ths IAN, Win BE Register - no tur ~ ,--
49,, ,,T.,,J Ia. l. tAc tssr aj4Ftrt ia o'hri
C.urts.. iaI d .l,,. t's ir.,lic ard "L'',r -
krefirc ia.Ls. ,rI ,,loeii"s, SOD N'etis 'h' "''
rsks. Thar ,sr.stas. .,rur vhs' IN ai'', u'''A f"
gh1rvgJ. -uI faiI a. tiis,cai u1'' 10 u'u'''' 100
.tNU'ltt's
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

Tnr FLooD At rnE Wsr-rhe kcoLuS
Dispaich OF the 22d ull. says that the u'er 1t
that place was thiuy-uine inches higher than
in the great food Of 1914, and that rise OF
three feet more was on the way from above.
The prospect is said to be truly alarming -
Immense damage to property is reported both
above and below.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

Lieut.. Charles Hunter, Of the Navy, has
bccn dismissed irum the service, for the alIcg.
cd reason thu, he Is IA aucar As disburs.ug
oaiccr OF tie squadron ia which he served, Ia
the Gull Of Mexico, during the Mexican war.
The law renders dismissal imperative in such
CASA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

The Republic contains tabular statement
Of the postage under the new law, ior dis
lance not exceeding 80 miles. Daily papers
per annum, to actual subscribers, pay 2jc-
Tu.vcckly, ljc. Semi-wcekly, loo Week
IT,, Sc. Semi monthly, Ice. Monthly,
l-2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

llrAyrNs BASE. Carlyle .ay, there arc
many milIionares whose note of hand Will 80
to any length IN the street, Of London, and Go
whom In Heavens Blnk, the slern answer is,
" No Effects"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

4 speculltor from New lurk sWindlcd
Miss Lind out Of $500, By selling a Dot Of
Bamum's old tickets, which were good ior
her drst concert, she no, having had time to
arrange others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

The proposals for the 5000, 900 Of the Par
ANA railroad bonds opened Saturday ?. NJ
and bids al par were received Tor ss7l GOO
more than were asked for or required by the
Company.
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Gbr OrforA Drmorrot.
PARIS. FRIDAY, JUNE 70, 1881.

Us. M.FErrENGlLl, Nc, 10 stAri 81.
fI6Uru.l nuil Inns Bosrus D. our 'uiha' fri sgenl
D. rpeurin. ,rlsut ,iar', h'vad'us ad'e'''e'
tu,uts, Sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-20

4 LLARNED FANLY.-Thc New York In
dcpcndcu, says that Rev. j. W. Wards fam
ily, Of Abingdon, consists OF Eve children, four
OF whom, between the ages OF nine aud SIX
teen, are prodigirs Of learning. The father
reads from the French Bible, one son from
the Hebrew, the daughter Of twelve ycars
from the Latin, another son from the Greek,
and the youngest, nine years Of age, from the
Hebrew. They al give readily free transla-
lions Of the most ditIicult passages IN the b..
bic. Their varied knowledge is astonishing
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The Worlds Fair.

Lnuu"h papers, rtih''PHv ~"
Timei, as to tho display made by the dliiti-
eui nations
The frs, obcc, which strikes the visitor
upon entrance, either at the north or soulh end
OF the lnuscp,, are Two magnificent gates
stretched acruss, which having passed, he
6pds himself In the centre OF the building
amiis, s,arary. ioun,ains, palm trees and
rare tropical shrubs, the equestrian statues OF
the Queen and Puucc Albeit, forming the
most promiucnt features, amidst m indefinite
multitude ofobiec,s, each Of which is display.
ed TO the bcs, advantage. Along the nave
both towards the cas, and west, there is a suc-
cc.,iou cl gigantic s,aiuary, in marble 'r'n.
bronze and zinc. lhc latter Of a very rrmar'a-
be- character
Almost doe Gr.t object which arrest. your
,uru,.on , ,hc Koh.-non diamond, secured
900 strong rlrc Of iron, richly r.Iicd and
by cou'u,lacc, obi, precious isUcl, which
ls Placed 90 SMALL pedestal, sinks tmrm
down lotto the strong chr., upon which Oh"
cage rests, Al, that !, b, aft aud secure night
aud lay. Cmvls rnckcI around ll., jewel
60 admire is ,t1r and brillaury. Along 'ho
whole length oflhc building, BOO doe crnirc Of
ll.r nave. IF. placed succession 4 most -'r-
KING objects. relieved by ,hc .a'ury Their"
ave- model. Of bridge and town, 30 ufc'ab1.
a,r cNrcau.a. arI amunr them lhr mnlr' Of
Liverpool hold. the foremost rah There
are. beside, caumuus telescope, exquisite.
mrI.'s Of machinery. small chapel, lu exhibit
,rrrrnrly u stained glass, doc ics lnl Ca.
lira Fountains. 'hr American sl.lrs vt ih'
WOUNDED laImn anl Doe Greek Slave. lh.
statue d shakespeare, lri l.a crystal "un.
Tain m,I. centre rr ihs irr. %, Ir, uunf
7,.r, rrrsfl and stalking r'.sur-.-
pglra l0.ua.'l hsu.,rr Furnished ...H a
grail1,s .,.s ul aunu.E. u...e'. as ar.
rufa- tulhr w,r r'.r.
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'hs UHt. Sp,s would l'' shoot ulllr u'h-
rr rat. tl.a,lrNur, imuH. ra'.m a's
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,,.rrr. .r'l- Riddle, 90. Vacant sl.re la.
r.ra an.r OPP. a.l although ,as division .s
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