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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

F,rll AcciBr>r ~ BEporwNEH, N,ss.
-Jamcs Sullivan, Tor many years 90 the cm-
rloy of I-rs'l, Perkins s Co., WIS o1 81
urlly morning, about 10 O'Clock, instantly
Ll'cl AZ the large shears 90 their steam ryll-
ir- mill Nj :. vas So years % age. and
leave, a MI, lni child.
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OLIVER BREWSTER, Irty.
HIIW. BLAKE. VI. u. W. ~ TrH....r.
J1Us e. WhUUfN, ". II. } C.HHFr. Pfa-
tuuN WNEr, ". u. u"r,
nrsfrr.
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Salt Rheur.

- WI usud.r.i,usJ. ha,r- .,rs.i-
SEQ ruu q thr -u.i ,.',.'. .l rs %. y. TaJ.
~ T,rs p.f..' C...I.I &C. Cfrp %
tsStl SALT EilErM ral p..gI hlmus, q.
~ a ,i.riiI.I, IrsHmu..rI 4 o. 80 aii etc.,.
DO far i's't.ti0l ll HHr .g.uHII r,,r Inverted Co.
hruIf. -., ais, Dot m'rc especial, Sa'' !ih.uai.
IlII T.. i-..ablu, El.,H.. Nr., q. v. Ear-
r.us, i. = Leei.t,n, Nc; u. Beckett. ruuIa',
W. e. Ca,U, Hartford, g., }. :. llnu...H,
~,.u. Mf.... Clitc, J.. C,l-1ut, H-'pn, Moo
! a1 Wl.aHs. Boston, Mae !..t pui.n, Moth.
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EpWARD HITClICOCk, IT. y,

FrTrI o. " ItNNtN I.iN' T.
AYERS CHERRY rECroRN !. one II the
no. ,as,li, prcI sratioos that has fallen un'icr or
nuticy A6c q clfvi,l Naiu,sttisn. - - at hrsi-
tate 10 -, w. have large appreciation II ~ msr.
IL. AMI the fullest cuuhlsucc ia It. u',luln'ss l9r
cough, anil hing eomrirl'."
DE-. nrcp,,cr, Of wnlhla Co., Conn, sends -
ihc fllovir. tc'timouy.-
pr.J.C A,cr--Dar Sir.-l cucloso you Ger.
ufra,c from Mr. Csihlfirr X. Cll,, high, rc-
.rrrt,llr hl, % this village, vito ~ VI. Seth
Cad,, D,ru', Shud. Wndhln Co., Connecticut.
rhr c,rc in be- ,1sr vas ,cy prompt uni h'' a..
-'' W. :. HGrwSTER. Np.
VIZ ttttsotN, e., SEPT D. i>is
TIL. ana, r-ffIN chat 90. afflicted with 400
severe cough boo che winter ,l ~ =, Ob..h thr1i-
,rrI O. ic.ui0atr EN- C.n.urlii.r. hd ura
t.4n, ,.... l.r.-. iuk#ir. HH| vHs rUtI Nt thr rt
rf,'ANEE'~ CHERRY PICTORIAL
CATHERINE Is. Cinl.
DIRECT EVIDENCE
NJ e.. A,r.. lavr'.-p.lr .-i'o,'rr r'-
a.r .il-a,i.., o. so Go ta. u.ln..'In 81 m'
h.,rh. I .rpI 500 q r,r..t ui r, g,sr, which 500
Loo, 10 HI,Ib l.frI.i.h ir OH. l#r.ti n ,Ihrrs.
IH.t r.iuur t1.h o. l1f c.l, a-.aHf nH.-I 10 BE-
..,r-, cough. ar' rHl. ... ~ InH, r.aI-'u..
uIi..i obtaining r,h.L $685. obliged o. give m'
l.m. b.. rvH.uf, u..H. l...I, aui ,.rI $50 uH
.I.ra'm.Ht NtIr.T -N, wr o. l.u'. % Nuur
CUUEGN pyyroNtL th. GEO. 90 ual,h iu1D.
...'.s g.m#rrr,l a,-rltiHr i' tuUriiHH. l have
.r.t ..r' iHr "HH h.u.., lH. 1000 rrHr'l r'0.'-
rr,L Ir.v .'..p welt. mt Dr-h ,sfrlsri, d
a. e. ~ruNr. M.
Principal VI, ll.., ~rmrr,N.
Tr.u H. rnaa,. uru.s .'arl rarm.. ,sr, chi.
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MARRIED

In Turuer, b, I Luidr1, III. VI Oliver llcI-
rick, j.. o. Nc. sarah Pipet, Il Nu' urn.
In Irwiston, 1t Inst. W.. Psge Piogrec, Il Den
mafk % Mi.s Nancy J1fdsn u Webster.
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\ CppLTnrnNn
SARTAIN's MAGAZINE,
nIrrn rNrnAonnlNNRYi

I'm. high position uhrsl SATAN, Magazine h1s
l assumed 900 r,gui O. b. Ir'rr5r, rhaiau,.. lss
see believe, r.'g, been gur,tf.HrI Nu Amgti.lu.
1Hd rl Eut. rl1 m1zl5r-c h1s ever aua'ci % irs
sugr.It I uH.e ar,.u,. Inhul O..js Il clntulurrs
Minds ~ th' hi-ht, orirr have. from DO. fri.
h7'0 oUpr,cl 60 vu'c fr o. With a ,i,u, bow
ever % .fIN irih, iur OBJ, rs, 10 uu. readers. af.
ug, ~ sr'' greater ,llr', ih. l.ur.rtr., have 'r
tcH'rrl, iu addition o. che Irr-,.t ,riay o. l'..-
Ig ,uH. br'lIHs q. afgs tar f..#.i
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Mar. William II. B,sscl has been Tc-cloc-
ted to Congress, from the 6rs, district m lll''
uois, ~ 1891 votes, every vote cast % the
la'r,ci
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40 infant ,rageiian, only seven years Old,
= announced to appear At the ROYAL SuFy
Theatre, Loudon, IN the character Of Hamlet
and Richard III.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts with
The .ubscrcis ate respectfully requested To sall add
settle The same on or befpr the first OF January
next, as they intend 10 make different arrangements
Ia thcil bu,insss. DLNlsoH W.
South Paris, Oct. Z, 1850. SOu
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TIIE Sr-.rilr- h..,n ..,.. rnh.. a.trr Jran
concerned. f.u %. h.. lr.I UnIs appointed a1i '1-
Lse u,.,o b...,ll %. urst 20 Administrators ~ ih.
lstltr 90
NATHANIEL STACY. hr- ipNhrA,
On ihr count, ct u,.,rI. i-.r,,rl. D., giving hlui
o.. ilr l4u dfr.,ts-~hr th.Ir'Tr r,4u,.i. lI. p"r-
..rr. vlrprr irI.lfri Of. it,,Hii josrlsrts o'u'r,
.f. rr.t. iu.HrtHt, r1tH.rf. ari tH.sr Who EI'.
An, E.r4li tH-..rr. Do .,'IH' tIr .lpsr tn
FANNY RANDALL.
Na,. sCh. ls'o. 3nI-
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Pgr,rurs The Mass PlougHmln -lys
they have risen iu Boston market hiiy cents
barrel, and quotes them At s. 80 20 -.
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Notice OF Torcclo,urr.

DN o., tiil j.t 81 FJlrag irih.,pr 81 cor
" I.ri ,r- ih.H.aul eirht huliU.l .7' fuy nine,
JONATHAN klNEALi.. & l..,rI b. 'i- C.urN
Il u>fUI auI >,H'.uf Hiin-. l.rn.r, cn1,NrI
,1 Co.,. Ii. rrlrrsi-grj, g., i-r al. mf, .'s. .ltHI'
date tH', re..m.l u Oh. l'r,sfN 81 D. 'sl, Inr-
brg il .aiI Count 90 ONnul, lsir. e. Wr.'tu
Reei.,r, Il D,a.la rf slpi County u CNtrd, ar'
recorded Box -, Pare 500, r.i',n tact ~ I1r-
eel u land situated BOO l., u 10 40 Cu-Hy 20 O>.
Iu, l..r. two coHrair l-is On 'ail town. As",
a1.th., ulrt lrirr 1t 50. - 3D. ihr o. pnul.'
a 1T, ia s,iI town Il layr.I, 7.'iuin. r hr.'-
r,I acres urrr or lr,s; vhbh irlets II land aiy
mote rlr'i-ulih described in said DEED arl Rec
ORB 90 which rcirlcoc- mlN H. hIi. With Mott
-t-- WIS clnliti.rci GO the payment II CERTAIN
.,rr. at money therein mentioned. The c1udttio
II .aiI Muussg- has been bT.k.n, h, rcis,i where.
u r4.m "a !1l,sl..urc.
JAMES IiOnns, ~.
TN,Lurg, Dec. ~, 1850. '5ol5
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The National ln,cll.gcneer saws thr Wash
iartoa Monument is now cigbty-6yc feet
above ground
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

\ company Of II persons, arrived at -
Louis oa ,hc IA, from S1li Lake. bringing
$50, 900 iu gold
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Nv H,vrsmsr-Thc Constitutional
rgNc1uug, o1cg 4 session oi about eight
weeks. h1s adjourned 20 lC,h Of April.
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| IST OF LETTERS remaining in Post ofhee
IL At Shows Falls, Me-, Jan. I, 1851.
Samuel Mathews; Peter Holden; Wm. N-oni
Thomas Sirams Jane O'ConDelli Daniel Dairy
Thomes Shlnahsn; bartholomew Poor Miss OAI-
olinr Aver; Jaiass Aifhige.
80 LEANDEG WHITE. p. NJ.
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\ GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE.
WASHINGTON!
-,ru-n Sin-rl,. Mn., rr,chrt,rL p inlinc

J'lll~ LARGE NNp MAGNIFICENT IpH.
| TRAIT uE WASHINGTON. fuu che lmir
Of 900 Au.ri.lu ari..i, b. ra7si..rrl lN lI war
have ..r1 Do. o.. o. .f. 90 ''s sH.. LHauUi sry-i
tur0. ui l.t ever ru.i.hel, a.I1 lnEEI tiht-
Nrss ul W,II,sruN. The .irr of iar plate De-
eighteen iurhr, %, tven', eight, which uiIl makes
bar ts.u. rir'r, O. iba ruar, ar1 Should L. i1
%, harl. ot ever, NmaIiasu Iilrn.
ltisu ouur.t rrr, tom Stt'yr cgi'boi'i org
..li Painting, now AZ che STATE House, Haii.H''
Coon.
II b. finely crgHygi, aad r'7isl ON lurC'-r
plate Inlrr. Th.tiim Fy ua Within lhc riHaus II
40, the rUl'ishgr has r,jusc. ihr pii,r 10 ON
DOLLAR
Al persons rcuituu- the amount NAV rely upon
receiving a reflect copy ., return Of mail 10 any
PAT, IT thr United state, ririu, Pot up uu rolcrs
made fur the purpose, Zee uip"s"sr
Address al orders, postpaid, 10 The Publisher.
JOHN :. TAYLOR,
g Bookseller and Publisher, New ioik.
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WORMS wORMsN WORMS -

rhau,ar,'. 81 Chb,,1 dee auuu-,ly IN oor'~
t..n,. II Wulm.. l1losl, gruWn p,Isons--siult'
otcl ,u1,r ssycr,l, fcm the slua cause. We
have preparation q ofrr, which b. = snrs r1msi,
q, 90 ih.s uGgirg.
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\ hulr rirI visiting N.aEau With t,r Ia
,l,r, ana seeing ,he foam az Doe iuu' 81 'he
tails. exclaimed, PA, how much sop o must
f.kr iu make eu man, srts.
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ShcIin,s knlc.

oxf,,d %. Dec. 20, 1850.
,pAKTN on Execution, Joua. kimiall v. EIn
Knselani, and will Ic soil u rublie Auction on
the las, Saturday in February next, at O'Clock 7.
NJ, a, the Office Il ~ X. Hastings IN Lowell, In
,aid counIy all the rgh, In equity which .aid Ena
knerhnd has to redeem the iolsoWing ldnd In said
Lowell, TO wit: Dcgin, a, the northeast corner 4
settling lot No. @. thence cast twenty i've degc's,
~ y. the rurd runs, 10 ih, line OF lot No " ihencc
.oy,h tyeu,yt nv, deetccs east o. AN oak uce mark.
,l theme ac.t twenty iv, degrees south SOC rods
"a Lir,h tf.e marked, and standing line Il said
settling 10, No q; thencc Moth sOrod' H. the b0unl
6rs, nan,cI. and containing 100 acre mote ~ les.
SAID nrcmi,cs wrrc lnottgaged Jan. II. Isl6 20
Alphrn. Kilgure a, sec pet deed recorded IN he
OS6rd Wc.,sm District Registry, BOOK =, Pogr
IGj. AMI said m,rte,gc decd aul mortgage d,h
thrr,l, secured, is NV h1llen ls James Coain.-
The Amount doe uu aid mortgage l. aluul 5 $50 90
a., moe ,,ftirul,r, zee aid dsrd rccorict a.
,f,rc.,d. J. :. HARRINGTON,
A. Deputy Sheriff.
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Iron Store.

TIE subscribers are making large additions To-
= their stock 4 nv ssd STEEL, which will lr
soll prices Ia compare With tn improyrl hcili-
tie II transportation. BROWN & co.
Norway, ApTil %, 1850. llu
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AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN, Ct.
Local Office, No. 4, State St.. Boston.
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rate. Of Premium Reduced - Ter Cent.
Am tHN
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

~, srsdi Briaiu}s y Lfs ilfvayrs j.. that uicn'
b, the raymcnt of small annually, may secure
~ their hmlis. a crttain sum Il none, o. b. rad
Al their jcath, anI ihsply accusnrl'sh an object
the, might Mt ATTAIN during a i1ng life.
7As arThSa'-rs n III fsstaH-s, -, lnfuin.
otss = lc soc the h.nst II his Suts ur hs credit
Or. ~ ior The sbls usc aud lcu6t q be- btnill.
4 iFfsas us,, lnsurr hrf 10 i'r thf tcnrhi 81
hrr rifrui.. her husband. ur bee ch,'lcn, and he
ma, Iusufr ths hic Il hcr husioud &C. Der solc ani
s,r,r1i, ne and hrnshi.
4 Ha,basi ed Nc ms, lpsufc Their lives l"I1i-
H.. and ih- whoL polio, l. Is,alr ca tho survivor,
WON The death Il either.
polic,c-. ma, D. mad, Ta,al, 10 IFuf'c, i'r The
beucii ~ sTcy.hc tlscts ne p,rs"u'i N.fsh may D.
fuai,i Nv ths ayails ~ prli,cs q l.iic lnswanCr
CUrsss tn,, D. endowed Irrfssvst1I ma, lc go
tablishr,l, Psafr,lrt H.isli. Hs mn, D. aii1d anI
Lsr4rss aaH D. s,,', ua, d, mair Go rub.lr Ur
pJiyste rury-,-, withuui J.'uuns tom families,
prurcrtN and estate.
Polic,s are g'auicd b, this CUmpany onl, % sound
and healthy ryrsua- AMI The btsfncss IT che tumI1-
u, i. cuu6nci o. hrahh, hsat.rns and % hrst clss
r..ks. y Clhtraia - ethT sTfrl hasariast rf.lf
Irrf lsfa f4ksH. ENurn-- ~ allkinls arc oiTcillN
ava,drd ard even @rssessrt q The lsisincss -
the CuuraH, d. rafriuli, C1niagicl
E,rO pcrson iusufy,l isirynirvd O. answer % 80
Il questions relating n ". kohh, constitution, g..
The Comr10, obisin simiLi utg nation lrom their
Ismih Ph,s,isn, aud al,D fum friend. Block,
AL Curuhp arc iuui,h-lby the Com.
nan, IA the AGENTS
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MOTTO A..

TllE .ul 'orlbrr-, having r-1ic change IN their
lu.ilrs. l-ru1ss r~crs.ar, lur thrm o. settle up
lhr ia.,lsss Il thc ulI fu7. a1l ~ those wh1 have
ru-cu'r acrUwts atu rcsrrrifli, fruu,strl 10 call
lnl settle them ilDHRAEp 3 STEVENS.
rstfs. Nov. = 1880 3m2g
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AFFECTED BY
WILLIAM Z. G00DN0W,
AGENT-NORwAY Mr..

EECalif1mia, Oregoa and Home Life Policies,
procured in the best New Ensl4nd Offices, on the
most fsvcfahls terms, and en- sA-t -gti,s "ss
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Real Estate for Sale.

Lei NsfE
.-tL--- .,lrirr tl. i.'.rv.H- BE- 90 -.
',I alI ,,.., uurrr,. rall ,.'s'r DO thI b. ,.aHt
r.li.su'.fI town n TprIurs. uu the >a51 ri,rr
ron SAN. an undivided thrui I,rt ,f 10 ihr
r..rI r,,I 1u.i l,t4sull ,.,Biru' ihe bfa rlllllp
EASTMAN. t.-rr.,l. 4 Ir,,lr-. consisting ~
th,rl tlrtuf 70 ,pI11bl- School lHturu llvrl's
~. al, ,.b.rh there 3, % hfss lut Il hsiv, tn-
a., ,rT ,o ,lur,nrr II voaI: thc timber aaI
,,...I .iiII,- .uH separate, ~ The whole 'u.c,hrt
IA. l.tI. aI,.t three mLr. from zoe q" tUm'r. uu
,hr on,u', r.sl ." hs'm1l'h '"' Voiced az 80"
", '' u'.'i.,1, i',,. ,,'.''''r
.i''.' l'', .,, va ,t.ft... J.,-.lr.l
'"''''. '.' - Wv -. III a. ~ MN, ~.
."'h '' ''. -. l',.......I ,,.i -.
.''' '''',' -. .rI.I,.-.,, I'D. ,.,i.
.' ..'''. "a al ..r 60
N '''.l N,, t...'.. ., .i,a,
WIN '' I..r. ~ 49,. -. ......
NO." t.'...I,r... III. e..
81 I'.I'' Do. ,., '. 's.
N'i- '''i.. '' '''' ... -..-...... ... ,r..
49, .' ''. rr Il. 49,. Il.
n..." ..'.'' .'., 90 ''' ,t.
tI. s1s- w'. Do CONWAY n. w. IN'' .'.'
''.' PIE i' ans i''-' "''
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ADMINISTER ATnn,> sNLE.

WILL D.. suN lt ru,ltr -,l, thr llnu'.tra
w t.>r,ruu- th- al!.u's t.srIl 20 jonathan
uugI. hir q Hu,Ar,iI, DO thr Count, Il oNiBrd,
Ie,,s.s.I. ,.a...ti1. 81 ahni thu,r hu1I,cl acre.
q h1I. together with 'Ar baiIiH-' ihrvnu-'aiI
Rel Estate b. Situated rsIf Bu.lt.'' ,I'ag~.
NOAH FRINGE. AlnluHtni1r
Jsa. 5ih. ISL. Is
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t.. IT. aooTHsy,

SaUnn PARTS. mB.
Aren, Coz the Monmouth. Lincoln, Ihoma'ton.
and Six other Mutual Fire lnsuranoe Cohpanies'
VAl L,,tcrs, or Application W VA" "O"PN
attended e.. l'h
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tart heels.

DTAuN rllr Cant Who'll. with Cot lua ll-ls
N i..n lsHurI rul ,rrf,riHi g1H'.
49,, Hob, ~, Be-, mol lgIrs. separately.
T.r.I.lv BROWN 4 60.
Norway Nwil % 1850. uli
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Farm for Sale.

SO TIE FARM now occupied hy
=. xsfft, Chlr.rs Burr.. r,r,FH's situated r1
n'T"N ibe town ui Nst,, Ei,. slHs rlr 900.
-. tom W1i,rtrd rTr,- NIl,r. 600 ih1
tlHUN Road Irsiu- o. NuuN NUH.. SOD
am u.HuH. nre hur'rHI 1HI e.. hi lnTr.Hi 1rH
.ru'', prpuui1nei Q, Nd, ras'uuFr Moving
1Hi I.a-. Ara"j our..f.y l.use, D.n, .r..u'
l4fr sll uui-hllIHgs.
lums ,ls,. and immediate russcss,,r -,,.n.
l.r n.tA.. faftI.us,rs, iutHlt. ,i
SAMUEL q. CARTIER. Pan. lll
De -, $50. tGf
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DIED

n thi. towu. on Friday, Jan. 3, M.ss sarah
Hove, aged - years and 9 m,nths.
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Wei for ~ Fat Use
e tie Stats

,NSON 2. MORRILL,. Land Agent
Ll1l OG.g. Mayor, Oct n, 1850. g
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WI. T.. GOOpNOW. irr'.
yrN,ru,N :. Nttitrr, NH'r' Ir....,
Nrv1,. Ne.
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OFFIC Frs

BENJAMIN SIIIINAN, Prsnfof.
NORRIS WILCOX. W. PrtuhE'.
RENJANtN MOVES, Ns7dary.
JOHN ". TITCll, Tr,rfu-u.
rLlNY hJEwCrr, ND. MOI, n. q, f'...'1''
Neu Hsyrn, e..
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A.,,sl', tn i's. irayisi,si. II IT, tlrr,Hln. act
I l.ut, Jc,i-.ni. 90, f.Ibvin. rssuiiii' ~ the
.uut.5s c.ut.ul hui By slul -s via.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-26

For Extension Of Part of the Steamboat Wharf,
.. This extension to finish on the outer in straight line
VII p11 'Ss. 1 %ids pTf hs
Be less than 10 feet in the ground at about feet apart from
in direction of the width Of wharf and in ali cases
R'Ss'I ss Ssse
M as OF 81 ss isns sHss
all piles in the new work. whether in the moOng posts lenders
square the proper level Those in the apron at the
adapted to each 70 Of the Incline Those Of The moorns
The lenders II feet above the flooring the finishing beam of
The moong posts to have piles in each boed together
with inch bolts, and placed where marked the plan with
tie, se Ecu to asen them in The best
and to the satisfaction of the Surveyor Each m-ong
consequent rain getting into the pores Of the wood
exposed endways as In nls case and TO finish with swell
head by use of the kne to prevent ship cables from
Wharf piles be capped in the customary manner said
these the jong will be placed not more than feet apart
Icy pounds will be used in driving the piles fender
T BE at each sna And one at second wharf pile
other well bolted and the wharf by
The usual finishing beal viii be the end, of the sng
at outer piles panked Lafayette and the fender piles
s1a BY Il s
fender fender and boed the finishing beam with not
Pan b Il inch Lake pine and all
@ ny Se es pes %
less than 30 feet long, and Of this short 9Th as prac
ticable.
Flooring to be red cypress planks not exceeding
inches wide and not less than inches thick in lengths
inch pressed spikes each end. and every nterme.
da,e crossing ost Al stub shot ends be sawed off,
and in be allowed in the work This wharf
form and distinct from the ship
To be finished in good workmanke the sasfac-
intent of this specification II be completed on or before
the inst day Of October 1851 under penalty of $50
for every day thereafter not completed.
Bids to be by the of wharf and suree required in
Committee on Streets and Landings
Payments be the certificate of the Surveyor for each
fourth in months, bearing interest at pei
| cent. per aunum.
New Orleans. June q, 1851.
| HUGH GRANT,
| Surveyor of the Eeoond Muncinaltv
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Through their chief here and their agent, Mr..
Woodwork, they have got possession of a large
tract of land on the Moqu nmne, which they have
commenced cultivating, and are fast settling it.
They among the most industrious, quiet, pa
tient people among Perhaps the citizens of
no nation except the Germans, are more quiet and
valuable. They seem to live under our laws az if
born and bred under them, and already have COM
menced expression Of their preference by ap-
plying for citizenship, by fling their intentions in
our courts. What will be the extent OF the move
men. now going on in China and here is not easily
foreseen. We shall undoubtedly have very large
addition to our population, and it may not be many
years before the Halls Of Congress are graced by
the presence of a long-queued Mandarin, sitting,
voting and speaking. beside Don from Santa Fe,
and kanaker from Hawaii.
While writing the above, letter from Chinese
in China to China Boy in this country, has been
shown us by Mr.. Gregory, and it will be forwarded
by his Express to its destination at the Indian
Gulch, where its Celestial recipient is digging
gold, and will feel himself happy by the news from
China and California, and at each departure of
ships for the Celestial Empire, its children here
send off to their friends, beyond the Pacific, great
numbers of California papers. 1t may be seen from
this how intercourse is increasing and knowledge
extending. The day of fencing the world and in
formation out of China has for ever passed away.
The glitter Of our gold has passed the gates of the
cousin of the sun and the moon, and the disciples
OF Confuclus are coming, and have come to qualify
his philosophy with the wisdom of Washington
and the utility Of Franklin.
Gradually their wooden shoes give way to the
manufactures of Lynn and knde fire for barbe-
cuing rat dinner The long queue eventually
passes away before the tonsora scissors, and stuffs
a saddle or is woven into lariat. The yard wide
nankeen unmentionables are found unsuited to our
windy climate and heater fashions, and are sue
ceeded by much better fit. Hats and other
American garments succeed, and soon the chief
distinction consists in the copper color, the narrow
angular eyes, the peculiar gibbersh and beardless
faces. When these national costumes shall have
passed away, national prejudces, whether OF poll
tics, morals religion, pretty certainly on their
road to amalgamation. The China Boys will yet
vote at the same polls, study at the same schools
and bow at the altar our own country.
men: Alta California, May l5.
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Doubiy Charged.-It appears, from an affidavit
made by Joseph Batchthaller yesterday, before
Recorder Genos, that person of the name of
Jillman who had been giving exhibitions in Pom.
neky's Kossuth Gardens, the Basin Carondelet
was about to leave the establishment, and take
away some matters belonging to him. This Bach
thaler would not permit, under Ponneky's order,
who was absent, whereupon Jillman assaulted
him, and Jillmans wife made several thrusts at
him with naked sword, of which happens
to be mortal however, person named Jean Bap-
tiste Jacob up with the view of preventing
any further row, and he alleges that Jllman seized
him by the apron, which contained about seven
dollars, and dragging it off took it away, where
,fore he charges Jilman with robbery. Mrs Jill
- ~ also arrested
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TIE China Boys in CaiJornta.-Quite large
number of the Celestials have arrived among us
OF late. entced hither by the golden romance which
has filled the world. Scarcely ship arrives here
that does not bring an increase to this worthy in
teger of our population. And we hear by China
papers and private advces from that empire, that
the feeling is spreading all through the seaboard,
and as consequence nearly all the vessels that
up for this country are so for the prospect of pas
sengers. A few Cinnamon have returned taking
home with them some thousands of dollars in
California gold, and have thus given an impetus to
the feeling of emigration from their fatherland
which is not likely to abats for some years to come.
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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore OF Mobile BAY.

THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
Place is complete order for visitOs. Many "A
important improvements ha been made during the i'm
past winter, which is q wharf running TO- H4
the top Of the bluff, Of gradual and accent thereby
avoiding the long flight of steps formally used This adds
another to the pleasant walks about The premises
The number of has been increased that 300 per-
sons be handsomely accommodated the coming
The bathing arrangements are extensve The shower
baths supplied from spring yielding least 100 gallons
pure waller minute. The Bay bathing equal any in
the South.
The location Of this place being nearly 50 feet above the
the Gulf; with fine view Of the Bay, Of Mobile West
em Shore etc nice shady grove good roads, swamps
or standing WATER consequently musQuoes renders
Ct the asantes well heahss places Of be
found in the whole country
Anansementsal made for an abundant supply of Fish.
The proprietor ssmenced building thi, establishment about
the LIST January l88 with the Of making the most at
ceeded his most sanguine expectations Being the builder
owner and landlord knows his interest
his guests in the best possible manner which all
considers necessary TO say in ard to the table, bar
Besides the great variety OF amusements which
tensy as at other watering place. the proprietor
vled fov the attendance OF superior Band of Music.
This place having been fav0re the years
for large number of the czens Of New Orleans and
isiana the proprietor hopes by strict attention, continue
to receive their patronage. =
The ne steamer Helen touches al the wharf several time
The charges will be moderate Letters or papers directed
to Hollywood, near Mobile, will direct and without de
tenton WILLARD FIREMAN. Pvonv,esor
Hollywood, May g. 1851 mn ia Al,