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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

EyTRE, LIFE * MARINE INSURANCE.
Il The Richmond Fire Association are now prepar-
ed to policies of Insurance on the above descrp-
ton of risks on as reasonable terms as any similar COM
pany, and respectfully ask share Of the patronage of
the pub &c, Applications will be received the Of
fee, No 223, corner Main and 9Th Streets where the
officers will chesrfuly furnish ali information that may
be required AL losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
IOuN n RosrEp Serretarv M y
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

N@A HHDS PRIME BACON1 SIDES,
"A W Wilson's curing
8 bbls Smithfeld Peach Brandy
bbIs do Apple do
20 bales Wrapping Twine Cotton Yarns, SO
Just received, for sale by
JNO. WOMBLE g. co.
ALSO-5O boxes G Mitchell & Co.'s superior
Candies, for sale at less than auction prices
oc8 j. w & CO.
ANAHOGAN1 HAT STANDS, OF good
WE quality, for sale by
GEO. J. SUMNER,
Furniture Dealer,
oct No. 6S Main st,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

I'D ICHMONO & DANVILLE RAILROAD
u NOTICE On and alter Wednesday, the 9th of
August, 1851 Stage will run from Tomahawk, for
merry Martins, II miles from Richmond TO Powhatan
Court House. JNO. Fl. OSBORNE,
au Supt rrans'n
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17
MRURCELL. LAnD & Co. DRUGGISTS

WRURCELL. LADD 81 CO., DRUGGISTS,
ID DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.. offer for sale at low prices
Tor cash, or the usual credit punctual Dealers
large and well selected stock, embracing the following
in part
$500 lbs best Nader
1000 lbs superior Indigo
90 Kegs super Carb Soda
rs lbs Blue Mass
80 lbs Hydrodate Potass
So bbls Logwood
$500 lbs Extract Logwood
Is bbs Spts Turpentine
10 boxes varegated Soap
500 DO refined Borax
3 bbls refined Camphor
100 groce friction Matches
80 boxes ground Pepper, Allspice Ginger
10 bbs No. Castor Oil
90 boxes Pearl Starch
$50 baskets Sweet Oil
300 No. / Nutmegs
200 ounces Sulph Quiniue
500 boxes Window Glass, French and
American
400 kegs White Lead, dry and in oil
30 bbls Bakes Fire Proof Paint
And the usual assortment of Patent Medicines, Fan
PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Druggists.
te 70 % Main st corner l4th.
a. MON BONAVITA, CONFECTIONERY
~ AND FRuIF DEALER, WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL No I6S Main street. opposite the Banks, would
and the public generally, for past favours and would
inform them that he has now hand full assortment
OF every article usually kept in his line Of business
among which may be found the following:
10 bags soft she'll Malaga Almonds
bales do Bordeaux do
10 bags do Lisbon and Sicily do
10 do FiIberts
10 do Palm Nuts
bales Granable Wanuts
so boxes Musca' Wine
so do bunch Raisins
~ drums Sultana do, without seed
SO boxes Oranges and Lemons
10 casks Smyrna Currauts
cases Prunes in g lass jars, finest quality
100 boxes Sardnes
10 dozen assorted Preserves, Pine Apples, Lines,
&c
IS cases preserved and dried Ginger
20 boxes Citron
10 trails Arabian dates
Is baskets Sweet Oil, choice quality
$50 boxas Fire Crackers
10000 Torpedoes
~ dozen Olives, Capers and Anchovies
70 boxes Maccaroni and Vermscei
10 dozen assorted Pickles
70 boxes Raisins, in fancy boxes, expressly for
family @
10 do red and white Rock Candy
IS 600 Cigars, choice brands
100 dozen Dolls, different sizes
cases assorted Toys latest importation
Also, a beautiful assortment of French Candy and
many other articles too numerous to mention All of
the above articles fresh and of the very best Qua Inv
call the particular attention of country merchants to
call and examine the same, feel confident that [
can offer such Inducements would merit their patro.
nage beng determined to sell as reasonable terms
as they can be purchased for elsewhere
Constantly on hand, large assortment of Candy of
my own manufacture. Remember No. 1853.
Sc SIMON BONAVITA.
FNGt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-10-17

x 1s-,d P. VAN DEURsEN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
rnw Hnmnshirn Rlnc.inn.

rl election in New Hampshire was hlo
Dos, Tar.I4y, for members OF Congrr., and
State N.Gcrs. The unfortunate c,rcumsnr-
cd. uul.rvLirh ihc Democrats went inlo ,la
contest. growing out Of ibc strange ,ac.Ia.
t1l orra.r Grs, candidate ior Governor an
hm.i,7r Co our readers. but New llamp.
shua Is Democratic. and will soon brin -.,ls-
s.lfuF to her old position.
Reurrs from l2i towns, published Boz thr
Atlas, give Dusmoor, thc democratic candi.
date for Governor, n, isO votes Sawyer. w..
Ia.g92 Atwood, so-s There s, pretty
evidently, no choice Of Governor by ihc pso.
Pie. For Congress, Mcssr,. P,a,lcc and
Hubbard, democrats, arc elected. Perkins.
Wing aui lrrc soil. BEAT, Morrison, d,morul
Tuck may be elected iu h.s district u ua
have only carried Two member OF Cor-r.s.
We shall still have as many o., W. elected 90
Doe l1,, Cmgrr,, FROM ila, State
10 thc House, ihr htas gEg Doc oppose
ton Il Representatives, Democrats o. This
must be r1c.nrd with some a..oa...r. So.
thing from ihr Senate.
LI1ER-'rhc Arrl. oryar.Ily m.u-
Irr, SAYS, We received @, 90 O'Clock rs
evening ,hr following ,a.egalaa despatch
from thc Concord Patriot.
sTt... al. ... 81 ........ a. Co... U.t....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

the constituent elements Of her distinctive
character have been, and may they continue
to be-, abundant, conspicuous and honorable.
From letter from Maj. Hastings Suick-
land, dated "On the Deacon Seat in Rugmui-
dn Camp, No /, Rang, lI"-rcgrciung bis
inability Ia be- present -
The Dapghirr, Of Olford. - May hind
Providence bless them with every earthly
comfort requisite to their happiness in ,h.,
life. and gran, them iI riches, blessings DO
that 10 come.
The occlsion having advanced into ihe small
d.gi,s II the morning, thc delighted company
1..lsr,I. \ large amount Of material Was
n.rrrsum-l, and the ouly rcgrc, seemed 90
hsJati'o hour. were Ioi as Ioog as t.e ra-
during curu,aldy 81 i.ic company, " h7pso,-
cI themselves ia this respect every way vor.
tbs Of ilc cncomiums which had been show
cred upon them during the evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
rv+-.o,,,ipary Fertility--Wheat

pi.hop Holiday, residing "a Utah Terrific
= on South Cottonwood Greek, abouiica
miles South ofthc Great Salt Lake City, raj
cd, from one bushel sowing, one hundrcd
aaJ eighty bushCl, Of o., ghJ.ess, ana clean
ssi wheat, measured up. and II weighed plump
sixty pounds to ihr hushcl. lhi- bushel
WIS sawcd in drills uron three OF sour acrrs
At grounl, and s'aroalAly iuigaicl. This
sane gcu,lsunsn iui0rucd rs that his wheat
VA. better tn 1t s.ssra ,hsu % v0y The
scar prs,ions. aulhc O., coafl.uiihat a ror-
,ion ct M, last erJ7 would Grctucc two hun
drcl busl.el. fsom ouc bl>hel sowing, though
no, then ,hrcshcd oct. That's tryly great
country COZ wheat, bat IL rcgUlrss much labor
and aurnt.ua during thcsgason ct irrigation {;
and connected with this operation, ihcr1 arr
many hule things to b. observed, or you vail
ruin vour erOp. Every new sct,lcrcanlca
them an from the experience OF those Who
Were there before him. No country that vc
ever saw can crusl d Tor vines, aad vegetables
Of an kinds. Nclous m grca, abundance are
produced there, ofthe largest ,.zs and richest
quality that sc ever saw. Il Is not natural
Cor lndian cora, W, 10 IS grown there, and
the land has been malr 10 produce fly bush
u, To The asrr, though his j. sn uncummcn
yrld.
Farmer, hc.tn 20 -5w wheat there boz Au-
gust. and continue TO SOW every mcu'h, anil
perhaps every vrck, when ir,,, does not
prevent, until the next Jurs and about ,he
Goth Of June they bcrir oharcs', and con-
uuuc harvesting their ohc1, until che follow
inc November. We lrt thCrc on ihr lst Of
Octoser. and lhc ,.nc, were as green as sum
mcr. and many piece, of wheat were uo, hur-
vested. Bat were JUS, turning white and ve
sad. surely this is the country where ihc
plovmcn c,er,ake ,hc rcapcrs."
In thi. country, when vhratts upc, cha,
10 be harvested or the ,rgPis 'os'. Not 81"
there Il nav stand Boz ,hc field a month ai-
Ter O., i- ripc ana ias, no harm. u sad.'.5-
cot sort Of WHEAT from oga. Whom carly
wheat - harvested iB th7j oogu,ry, by iru-a-
uu- thc slubb.r ground, a sc-ruI growth
,prncs oct fran thc roo's Of trc s'uhalr aHj
o., from ,he sccJ, and often comes Co wa'ur-
~ the same wear THIS f, usua''y thr cas,
with oats -FrraHr Grrr.rr, asa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14


making arrangements Cor his VOYAGE tn iha
country, when an attack ofhis old complaints
orrrea,cr violence than usual, suPcrencd an.
pot an cad 10 hishlc. These facts, show thai
he always hal the confidence Of 'he Demo
cratic party. and yc, the editor of the Ad'or
nscr would have his readers believe that Mr
L. was murdered by the intolerance Of thai
party,
Do, suprcs, Mr. Icrgei, belonged to 'h'
ibolitionist party. % assorted In The Nd'cr
user. the c,l.ior n.l. 90 make ont bis caso. --
The question between Us Is, whether Leg
rcu Was deserted BY bis party ga account o.
h.s anti slavery ,rr,.mcuis.' We said 'ha
he va, not. although De- might have brrn oT
posed by fcv iud.,lu's, ard thc foregoing
facts prove that vc were right,
A. for what 3. said about "vlliul petty
mi.rrprcscntaton" "irnonnco' and the Ike
we leave them where they belong, IN lhc col
umns OF ,hc Advertiser We wish that pa
prr no harm, ard shall ever D. glad tu lcarn
Tor i,s reader, sake, ,la, J., has &c true El,
tor"
II the EIilpr VI tbJ Advertiser would lik.
a specimen Of intolerance TO ahoI.uor.,,', W,
would cite him TO ihc following from a lead
ing wbic Jog7u1l loo a ice Su'c.
"lfslo.H5wra.-- in other wuris 'rrr
ssa-,ra,-g o. ihy Uu.ou Ut thc states boo Us
rrc.t oJious turm-hlI not raised rs h.lcous
head among Ms. We nigh, proclaim with or-
.lrm, ta, WILLIAM H. SEWARD i.
elected Governor. Baiihg ky,yrs who sob
,hs a.sI1a1 Of slavery vi,hag, regard Go 90.
Constitution and institution. Of the c1unlJy,
have frr monent sclu,cI honest ana h'rh.
minded men into their tolls, and have thus riy.
co themselves o. political importance which b,
a, transient as % b., contemplate"
We ,h1ll uo, again request 'hc editor Of
doe Advertiser to Jcdn, h., position, hr,aus",
on arryuu, Of DIS ir1quca, change, We lh.0k
d, impossible ur him 60 90 %. 80 hg % wg
can barn. De- arfoar, BOO GO many different Tn.
suoas, as "Mr Fms" r,.l to arTear BOO
different booss. Anlo1 ,h.s hang, 'h' story
Of th- uIJ DAD, tha, slough, more ct ihs rum-
brr ct books she bad read through, t'rau boss
vel she understood ihc cor'cui, aaI a'vay.
arj,ur O., Doe crJ oI 100 thc book. gfhr, ,.ur
the uord T.ass, AMI ao, understanding the
Jra fr taa, word va, oaly ,hc ..rr. rr.rm-
go .tma., hr tre Same worthy r1tr7. o- ra,-
,hr,1 author. Or- jay 81, sa l''.l Co.,
-r,lsr book. ,ar ha5 .a,r h,ca reading, ,hr
exclaimed, vl.a much ,r.--rrro.aanr, ell
WHIST a -.,si uaa lbs Mr Fine mu.; h-, I
'1i h.s uau- BOZ 90 Ore h,rs. Ir.a1" So,
.r this ODD DID,, cna'l frd 40 th- I.-Her, o.
ur Al,er..rr ofs.r, shr might tHuk lr
"acra,u.a. arf egvrhIhrn.r u.u-
r..a i."r r.rr.
.v.r.. On. 7.. vir.H .H..
A.'.af..al..t rImart,
v..hr r- rrakrHHtraf,i'rua.t
Wh.1.i.- s..ft .r r-..- ia.I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
TOWN OFFICERS.

D.,nu0.-Nolh Puuce. Moderate. -
Dasunc SplIdug, TovuClcrk u. II IIuira-
ius1n. Jr.. MERIT laulr Lewis Mason, So.
lrc,mcu and ASSESSOR = &. Andrews, Urea.
surrr Leonard Russell, Town Agent Frank.
Poster. ;. &. Andrews, H. II. lIuichu.rn,
IT., :. :. Committee.
WoopsrooE.-II. &. Davis, Moderator,
Sidney Pcrham, Clcrk Simon Pickett, r.
mund Chase, Ouamus Nuic, ScIoc,men, ~.
scssors. and Oycrsccrs Of the Poor. Sidney
Pcrhan, Treasurer; Jonathan Cole, Town
Agent. Sidney Pcrham, Oramus Mute, II.
G.. DAVIS, ;. $. Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

E.er-y Eev.-.n-A Tur -.... -
'nnn.e,m gentlemen .t fuu ,,a..a
country village 800 M.u.. rs. ,.g b.. 0.r
Bangor, ari vas h..llaH', entertained al
lodged bya gentleman having ,,ur ia.-..
nrs-tvoof whom BOO rrh i-..... ..'..
o.. distinguished .tun..rnr.r #... a.r
a.. Sep. .rr..f m..r ai,au. .l 90
mother go s.fnaas ..' ,-aI ..' ..e ..
table "r Co, ana aH.r ...r a ..rr oh.
vot, 600 % na, r7rr'r..I. v..aH. a.n
rw..I h.r rs..u .a o. pr.ur I. -.a-
m.n. I.a Iuas.u, possessed 20 J.rHm....
.rr mnI, VAS Close observer uI iIr .....
uf thr Young hd.rs-w'rari an onruiamr
AND whispered something BOZ i.r rofius .-
Iu.tr.o.. oar, aaI tara '.l f-aumr, h..r.
,i-llrl t'ai .lur fm.ly, AND BOO about 'r.r
doe Young lady Of ihr tlr..u, 49,, uaE,..t
Co Boston ,hc w.lso'tr amr gentleman
.tor. where s.s row preside, o.. an elegant
mau,,1n. The gentleman, Whose fortune I'D.
shares. ,hc von by iuj.c.uu. department
AMI vgIl-drcc.cd industry So.mard for au
industrious young lady lBn-rr IHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

MorryNo.-wc copy the following c,.-
,lencc of canine slgacity and affection from a
New Orleans papcr-thc Delta, We believe %
was -
"a dog which had los, a whole litter was
seen Yesterday trying to poke piece ofcraPo
through the handle Of the sausage shops IN
this city,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

4 ma1 uA5 l7l cl.mbcda clc,auitrrr, had
by c.rgIrslcs, missed Dis bold of one ofthc
Iurca-a, and G,l o. thc ground with such yio-
l.rcs as so brcaL one ofh.s ribs.
4 ue-hbor, coming 10 his assistance, re-
marked 90 ban jr.ly, "lhli had he followed
h.,ruj 100 ihc.c eases, cwoald have avoided
ibis accident"
"Yh1t rule dill yon mcan' asked the 9th
cr."
Thu" replied ,ae philosopher, "ne'sr TO
conc doan place Gsler than you go up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
C:bs CrC,rN Democrat
PARIS. FRIDAY. u,RcuIi,Issr.

-. ". rUrTESCUI- Na.IoSr,rr 81.
JgufrsT Urb.H.I Uusrrs. .. .rr 1"r...| .rfI H-.HI
&C. rr.,rirg -ar..r.. t...s. t..sar..- r.r.I'"--
uisufs. g..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

BlSsoR.-Eliph l.. IIamlin vas chosen
Mayor OF Bangor az Monday. lie had s00
votes. Mills 3is. McDoDoh 80; Gen Nca'
zic was chosen Alderman Of Wand !,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

The April No. Of GR,uAN's M,c,zNr Ia
received, bright and early, Allied as usual
with tasteful articles aud elegant plaics.-'
The Home Of Milton is a gem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

Joha TuuD.s. L,c murderer Of a soldier
named Stevens, near jefferson Barracks, was
hung at -. L1u., on tlc lilh inst. Thomas
had served luar in the Mexican var, and has
relations. i, is said, in Boston. He killed
Stevens 10 ORDER To possess himself Ola small
sun ug money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

not attend doe Festival at dee SUns ui tNiord,
held In tnc CITY ct Bangor on ihc i,a ius'1rt.
We knew TIA, they would have o grand rmc
of IL. and wc learn from our delegation, and
,hc rull and interesting accoun, of IL 90 she
bangor papers, that the whole affair went of
in fine STYLE. The delegate. from This town
rrrct tha, their DAYS in doe Quccn CITY wcr
sa few. and seem to sigh, when shall We
src their like again" The early settlements
Of our County. ils scenery, rs abundant rr-
sources. the character Ut It's inhahiauis, and
,h, incident, and ras'imcs Of earlier days,
were happily reverted To-, aad 'o 'he great 'a''
I.hctioa or al present.
We wouli all more, bu, fir want " rorm
mus, defer II am next week, when with ihr
remaining letter, to b. published, orr ao'r
clap shall D., hoard We copy Doe following
fon ,hs Bangor Mercury
"N-r,rlsly TO previous arrangements Ihr
Sous Of ONurl residing boo this c.'y anil 81
ca.tv. together with several distinguished
Sns-uho have uotm.erieI fum,hrcuany
ct thatr nativity, anal lrv invited guests no
,rmhlrI NJ the Ba1cor HOUSE oa Tuesday
evening. March i,h. The occasion was de-.
signed as family gathering ur ,he scion, of
a rah', s,o,k and To c-'l wildly TO mtal thr
"reminiscences Of and io brighten ihc lus,
Of th-.r auachm-u, Co ihr.t "Hh.r land
4. Doe company wore assembling maag
wore lr agreeable surprises experienced hy
or. anI 1.u'arr Co Gr1, l.r ,hr Gri umr, tlat
many ct their fellow c.,.ur, claimed ,hr
same locality nrih..r birthplace with ,hrm.
selves. rnI cordial arl hearty vrs ,hr bog
ADD tar rr.sp.ug of paws ugna ssgh d.seo'r.
Ntso'clo,, Hon. T.. T.. ll1m',r, ,.e Pres.
h.u, of o. evening announced itl, "sap.
peg was rralg." which ,ba.e Boo thr com.
.a., proceeded Co tar -.rn.-r.n 4nl o..
slowed ,h.n..I,., a, o.. isnl raH GO DO.
rmnhrrof luar score. THE --.'. of'ar Prs.
F.r. 49,. D..
o. s..,r.I A.. -
a., ~ p' .,
..,
'
' '...t .' "N.'..' N.... '...' .". '....
'. .''' .''.. 'a.a..''..s .'. .... "
OBJ. a.'..'. OBJ, ''' stately H.''.' "I....i 800.
'...'l OBJ. F'a''-'.'. " 900. ..'.'.'.. '.
'..' l'.' col i'' I.'...''... "....' WIS ..'
OBJ" ''' i..''' Boar. ", '..' '.' -' 1920 '.-
H..-' since '.a' "H' already Doom -' 500. ''-
tered .a''. Ih' ''.i ''' was ',..' way
90 concert VITA '.' anticipation a'l .i..'' Oh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

IL The ears ou thc \. IS 81 l.. Ra.'.ai
meade ,hcrfr,, regular ,up from So Pas0
Bethel on Monday last There s 60 be- a.,
one train per day, each way, ior Ihc present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

The Union orilr Vg,,s-'Too great bless
ing To he even hazlrlrd for the poor and mn
pro6tablc privilege Of mcilling with other
peoples business.
s.P. Dr.mrr, IT,, Of ihr Mercury,
gave
Pao,~'-la t!glrgoli.e C,@rl i'rar
30, canine, ill .rcun-e.
John ipglsiaa Fsl,rrac.rz with lha &C.
mark rlu, aIho.rh ..a..bI, at lIc pride and
nv cyrencnccl by lh.-a present, bee could
mo-, rsrrc, ,lar De- Dad been bora boz che ODD
Granite Stale, Go which le fll a strong 30.
urlmaat, gave
~ Cnmg Of ogaa'-G'"r"as BOO doc
mlrmfccacr uf hsr ecey, t.sh BOO dee pro-
dao,ioa. Other ca,rTr aul industry rich.
cr and mar, glorious n her sons--a' home
aui abroad.
ny Nathan II. Mnrll., County Treasurer
or ONurl
Tls Son, ~ OrGr5, Who have taken up
ihur rssd.nca iu P,aolsrr,-'hcil industry
and perseverance show Them true Sous 81
whom on u,lrrl viii ever BE- proud
b, G.. = Robert.
Orfurf uI IT'.NH'-'iu.'il uhltu "N
Decentralization OF their sou. and daughters.
May uu-r lron thc former who have nocn
..Hf .... ...s .. D. ......
iau.pauiri au"ug u.s. hnd here u'' % ''f''''
b.,a harius SOLE
BIS a Lady
Tts Eo'b'r' and Sisters 81 "j"'a- "'
uu, permitted Co Join in the festival may m'iI
clean hrAili' ahI ofi-h' "''''''' '''''
industrious agI iaHpIra'. habits MOI De- 'of'
rYtiru hy ihg favored Sons
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14


By Guest .--
HJron and F,y 'urg Aoalmir'-Foundcd
los th, mun.fccncr ur our fathers, may thee
institutions never suffer FROM toe want ofsuP.
por, from her sons.
Dy the President go
Gm. L,i HI'ar'-Thc fr-, state Ssu1-
tor. dc fin, Captain. the tint CoIpurl, rbr
|frr Major General and lLr Grt Representa-
tive to Congress from Oxford County. The
remembrance Of h.s many sterling qualities
will no, Soon b. forgotten by ,hs Son. of Oy-
ford.
by a Gucsi:--
The hon H,r, orh, lfnrr and 81
Lacnaoy Acknowledgment To cr,rr that mar.
Vicious and romantic country, ur Coos, ihr
upper Co.'s and the Coos above ihc up.cr
Coos. Who will insure against DIS capture
=, flight to parts unknown when Doc cumrs To-
snort within the hearing Of any grave Of o
} Hampshire hor.o. jockoy'
/ n, Cen = =. Strickland ,-
/ IA, S,ps u Ogori-May their Industry
aud virtue elal, them 10 Doe uublour, OF rhcir
progcnror..
By u. Norton E,l.. oliroun -
/ Tls Soa,or Oriord iirag5-Nly they De-
a''' TO P''P''"''' '"' ''''"' ''' '''. s.'. ''
"
I 10y '''''
/ NE t"''-'ir I''I''' I''N I'''''''
their lives 90 form li-thclT SONS Will do no
les IN defend 10.
/ ByG. n. Jr,stt E.1..-
. M. I'LL, prc,-.E- C,,rJrroir,-s ol
.,.-,t ,...-,,.....,....,p.
uuh,rot.
. II, judge T.. g. Ravsuu -
. ~, S,a,or Orfrs-Taurh, industry and
c.....,r.,,. -.,.,., ,j..,, r,,,,, b,l. Iftrre 4,
-. .,.,,..,.,., ,l..,. no.. .r,.,..C,I and
-,
"'. '''".'' ""'''''' ''''''
hN '''''.
h..r,,. ,,.,,.D. q, do live ,m.rrsa,. from
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

DauErya Trr Nrws.-CuEhal been ou,
With hs cart and oxen, aud returning, DIS
master asked What SIS ihs trouble
"Why, masl, L. wheel IS broke"
'Is chat an, CuT''
"No, m1.s1, DO tongue broke, too"
What, d.l %. oxen run away"
eyes, massa, and KIN Dc nigh OK"
"Is i,q.si.l'r CuT''
"AHI De- oGoy. 700. m-sl"
"Sr, you bl1c. rascal you have made a
rrrr-, smash ug, and tha, is thc reason Why
y1g cane back Why jla', You tell mc so''
"Wbv massl," sa.I Qua, scratching Dis
wool, 81 saa-e d., one wheel broke BE- ic!cni
orlt,.,L .al.,.I5lliy, wildcat proceeding into
Dc entire --.umrat oCjcclranl0zln"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14

4 Negro Meeting AS bccl held .a Sacu
nr1.o, California. pci.i.og.ng the Leg.,l1,uD
ca c..l. q .iJs will. iae whites.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-14
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

ADVICE MUCH waNTEp.-Tho following
should DO printed on pacard and stuck up
everywhere. It is from the Boston Olive
Branch:
Tobacco has spoiled and utterly ruined
thousands of boys, inducing a dangerous pre-
cority, developing the passions, soNening and
weakening the bones, And grcatly injnring
the spinal marrow, tho brain, and tho whole
nervous fluid. A boy who early and freely
smokes, or otherwise largely uses tobacco, is
never known to make man OF much energy
Of character, and generally lacks physical
aud muscular, as wei as mental energy, To
people older, who arc naturally nervous and
phlegmatic, tobacco may be comparatively
harmless, but even to these Il is worse than
useless. We would particularly warn boys
who "want to be any body" in tho world, TO
shRa tobarcops n deadly poison. . s.