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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

'INHE largest and best assortment of Tin Ware
Il ever brought to Grand Haven. just received
and for sale by G. B. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

ASH will be paid for warranted No. Shingles
~ by It'll GILBERT Co
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES.

lust received my Fall and Winter supply of
81 stoves, samples of the same all in order for the
inspection of housekeepers; they are superior in
design and quality of metal-for variety the fol-
lowing will show
Premium Cooking StOve.-Forest Alright,
King of Prairie, Eagle Hot-Air, Great Western,
Iron Monarch, Prairie Flower, Clinton Alright
and Union Ventilator.
Irving Cottage Parlor Stovc.-Floral Alright,
Imperial, Irving, Self-Regulator Condenser, Fold
ing Door and Mountain Queen.
The last one named is "the stove of the sea-
son." these, together with full supply of heavy
plate stoves suitable for the church. school-house
work shop, hotel &C., make up a very fine assert
ment worthy the attention Of those who intend to
buy stoves this fall. VIM. II. MCCONNELL.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

A Good article Cleveland Ale, by the barrel, for
n sale by c. B. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

VNTHISKEY by the barrel, good article, TO
w sale cheap for cash, by c. b. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

VXTATER WATER IA full supply of cistern
w Pumps and Water Rams together with any
quantity of lead pipes from 1-2 to 2 inches also
sheet-lead and zinc, by VIM. II MCCONNELL.
HEATHER BEDS-The undersigned has for
IL sale, six good Feather Beds. For terms apply
at this Office. HENRY PENNoYER.
NASH Tubs of all sizes of the best material for
Wv sale wholesale or retail, made by Benjamin
+. EameS at FERRY Il Sons steam saw mill.
CHLOROFORM, Just received at the Mill Point
" Drug Store.
NOTICE-The copartnership heretofore exist
~ ing under the name of Smith & Rathbun, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent All de-
mands for and against said firm, will be settled by
Benz. Smith. BENZ SMITH,
l2Otf: l.. K. RATHBUN.
Crockery, Oct. %, 1851.
CORN & OATS, 1000 bushels Corn & Oats Just
" received, and for sale by GILBERT & Co.
" Meal, for sale at GILBERT Il Cos.
Hay 20 tons pressed hay, for sale in lots to suit
IL purchasers, by GILBERT & Co.
CHEESE, 1000 lbs. Hamburger cheese just reed
~ and for sale by F.. b. GILBERT.
WHITE FISH, in half bbls. and of best quality
w for sale by F. b. GILBERT.
OUTER 1000 lbs. good butter, on hand and for
ID sale by +. b. GILBERT
MACKEREL, the best quality, now on hand, and
Ivl for sale by FERRY Sons
TNEETH! TEETH !!-Preserve your teeth by APP
l. plying vegetable tooth powder, an excellent
article of which can be found at F.& Sons
\ TKINS & Cos. justly celebrated II cut saws,
"a can be found, now for sale at F. & Sons.
Plank Road Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to provisions
~ of law, that on the first Saturday in January
1852, at the Rathbun House, in the city of Grand
Rapids books will be open for subscriptions to the
stock of Plank Road, to be built from Grand
Rapids, in the County of Kent to Ford's Mill, in
the town of Wright, Ottawa County. TWO
November IL, 1851.
INVADE & Butchers superior Razors Magic
w Strops, genuine military shaving. soap and
lather brushes, at FERRY & Sous.
| A NEW lot of Mill Saws, of "Ferry's Pattern"
| IA For sale at FERRY Sons.
| \ NVILS, together with all other Black Smith
| IA tools for sale by VIM. II. MCCONNELL.
y ROCERIES and Dry Goods now receiving
NJ from the Eastern markets, cheap for cash by
VIM. III. MCCONNELL
lnXALIC Acid for removing ink stains and iron
~ rust from clothing at the Mill Point Drue
Store. ll2tf1
M UFFLERS, Italian and fancy Crayats, in grea
wi variety, at F. & Sons.
! HATS aad Caps for men and boys, all kinds anc
IL qualities for sale ceap by G. h. ALBBE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

IRON and Steel at reduced prices for cash, and
l. now on hand large assortment of Iron and
Cast Steel, German and Spring Steel, English and
American Blister Steel, for sale by
VIM. III. MCCONNELL
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23
MUFFLERS, Italian and fancy Crayats, in great
wi variety, at f. & Sons.

HATS aad Caps for men and boys, all kinds and
IL qualities for sale ceap by c. b. ALBBE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

DUTTER-A few kegs good butter on hand and
- for sale cheap for cash by c.. b. ALBEE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

i HAVE a very large stock of readyImade cloth
j. ing, which consists of over, sack frpck, and
dress coats, pants from shillings to $3.50 vests
of all descriptions, which will sell cheaper than
the cheapest. Those doubling will please call and
examine for themselves. C. B. ALBEr.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

CIGARS-Real Principle, Regallas and Penn,
" Grabs, Also, Goodwins' pressed and Sarsa
parilla mixed fine cut Tobacco. At the Mill Poin
Drug Store. [12tfl
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

- YRINGES Metal and Glass. an assortment 70
- sale at the Mill Point Drug Store.
September 90, 1851. 1871
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

TNEETH! TEETH !!-Preserve your teeth by ap.
l. plying vegetable tooth powder, an excellent
article of which can be found at +. & Sons
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1851-12-23

nXALIC Acid for removing ink stains and iron
~ rust from clothing, at the Mill Point DRUG
Store. ll2tfl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29

knew whittier he went. OF bis fate never
could learn. =,
"Bu, Ada, dear father, wha, secsGe Oh
her Z" asked Mary, wiping the 'sars 'fom nef
eyes. .,,:
all was OF Ada that | vas thinking my
child, when you asked me the cause OF my
sadness" replied DR.. Lee, poor Ada =
lie leaned his head upon his hand ss II 10
dscp thought, sad Mary iorbore TO disturb
hun. A gus, of wind of more than u'us' VI
oleuce. at this momen, displaced one Of 'h'
blinds, aud she arose 10 Ie.fasten II. As she
stood at the vindow, she thought she heard
child's voice mloghng with the blast one
listened, and again the sound met her ear
Father" she said, =" do you hear eny
thing ~
"Norhing Mary, bu, tho wind II was YOGI
,mag,nsuon," tcplrd be Doctor, and motion
,ns Cor her to resume her seat no added. " nov
wi, tell YOU all that know concerning I'M
fate Of Ada"
To be continued.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c
DO Your own Painting.
Use Harbct's

he RECOMMENDED by the French Academy OF
Il D science fof It's beauty, chcapness and duTaeil'
ity. The material. are easily obtained aud II can
b. prepared and used by any one with common
whi,cwash brush, at
ONE TENTH THE COST
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29
was wrong 10 fee, so

for me in tina. way. was wrong to iee' so
badly abeu, il I; oh, Grace, you are weeping.
TOO; don't think any more abou, It, will youF
and she kissed the ,esrs from her sister's face
and did not me ntion the book agoin. Grace,
however, by self denial cb'aned sufficient
sum TO redeem 1t, and Ada's JOY aud gratitude
were unboundsd."
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aoGTNy.
Hemeward Bound.


By ouxTs GUILD.
Ilarrsh. nv lads, the lively brtezs
Nav hloveih fresh and free.
And through the rafting cordsge all
II pipes right msrrily.
L , with the heavy anchor, then,
And let the air resound
With q merry song and chorus, lass,
For We are hemsward bound.
Like 10 a coursef swim and strong,
From thong and bride free,
Our gallant bark with spreading sail
Now dsshes over the sea,
Aud onward through the swelling surge
We bound upon our way,
All gsily on IN swim career
AMID the cleaning spray
Swiit out upon the heaving waves
Our stout ship now doth ride,
Triumphant Ger each billsw's crest
Upon the ocean wide.
About her PROV the blue waves curl
And lifl their heads Of foam,
The lively breeze still follows on
Hurrah. we're bound for home.
Sill onward, Ger the tracklees deep,
AZ shaft from areher's bew,
Our broad sails swelling to The breeze,
10 punging pride We GO
And music meet, upon the sea,
l. the hoarse tongued temPests SOUND,
Before which bends each luivering mast
Hartah we're homeRard bound.
Far. far behind. the distant shore
ilas faded FROM the view,
As forth upon our homewsrd course
We plough the b.llows blue
So spread the canvass to the breeze,
And let the air resound
With a merry Song and chorus, lads
Hurrah we're homewsrd ,boune.
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fiiiftR & fRki
Lfn,r rem MqJe, Dpssld MDpFsie, crsri
Crssk Pest oges.


JeoHE Ceusrr. \ G.. Die 25 is%s
Bf kmh,-- Dear Sns
A iac ir this county. sftetta sith Nrue, z
complaint. Fruiapsus lle,i. fieef Alhts, 40
some hal dcrsngcd AND, ss.sed b, thsi uriiri'
sat Tor about twelve months sstrrtrd ty frtf
our eminent rhysietsns, siltept sr4 ttetI-'fa
esefy one successiveiy netisfsa hsr luc1ftt'fa $50
thst she had to die. She then procured Use 81,
Ties Of J5ut Aby"inia Mixis'e fen ne sti'a
cured her entirely. She has since married 80
is in perfect good health aud happy. tie Ai"'
sinia Mixture has likewise proved very tiie'fio'
in many other distsFes, but particularly IL itn''
diseases, in whirh IL should have the preifitre'
Of all others. Yeurs ohedIenty,
DUGALD MeDUGAlD
Price forihe Abyssinia Mixture per bottle -
cents, 81 IS g. $3.50.
Llkeuisc on hand and Tor sale. Dr., kuhi' ne
s,oref, Cnivcrsss Plss,er, Gold Mint paIf'm' %
4 j. lIOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte. n. G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29

aware Of the fact. Al length ihs no"s VI nS
.on's attachment reached The proud iathers
psr.. At frs, he doubisd tho truth OF the
story. bu, i, wss soon confirmed by the lips :
IF the youth. The old man grew pale with
anger
as it thus you rsquite my election" SAID
he. ia it thus you repay my uncess'pg
cafel Of Eugene, did net think this OF
+, ou-tha, by one rash act you would blight
The fond homes Of years. thought TO zee YOU
v edded 10 one Of your own station, 'ns'esa OF
STOPPING to a drunkatd's daughter "
canno, be that YOU have bestowed your love
on one so uu~ollhy OF H."
"Unvorlh, iather she Is worthy TO snare
a monarch. lot " hat though she is poor.
She 10 rich IN virtue, add her mind IS stored
With treasures which all the gold OF earth
could no, purchase. Father love Grace
zee and cannot marry auolher.
The old man laid his hand upoa Eugeno's
shoulder, aud looked calmly IN his lace. he
violence Of his anger was gone, and he spoke
IN firm, m,d tone. Ny son, can never
consent TO your marriage With that gIH u J
YOU wiItully disregard my wishes, aud scofn
ny counsel II you Ink yoar des"ny win
hers. henceior,h YOU mus be 10 me 20 longer
a beloved sou-no longer the hear oil my
wealth"
Ils turned away aud LETT Eugene TO h's o~n
reflections. For some time he sal buried 40
thought |, gtleved hm deeply 10 set IN up
positicn TO the wishes OF parent whom De
hsd always loved end respected, but he could
no, relinqush the hand Of Gtace # she would
nafafustunE A
her and ayoR BIS owe, he pursued his ~ay TO
NY mothers abode. Ii vas evening, and the
moonlight lay Upon the roses qua suveted Tue
clustering yine leaves beneath which nv SIS
Ter sat, musinr sadly Of other DAYS. Her
head wa. resune upon her hand and her face
untitled to the sky. She looked TO Eugene
ike pure b ing OF another world, as The sat,
The moon hight falling round her-kssIng
her b,o~ s:d cne,k aud ~asy haf,' ana he
paused 10 gsze upan her. Tear, we're drop.
on, UPON her bosom. Eagene approached
AM .ea'ed biin.rf 81 her -de
Iou weep. dear Grace, said he, may
not kn,r your sotroe May not hence
urh clam tho privilege OF sharing your
pfi,ls and serk,oe To sssuage them Nav |
not c,,l YOU moe-my gentle BRIDE = lie
drew he trembling gtfI 10 ht. heart, and her
,ears flsed un,es,rsinediy. Bot soon check
no her emotion, .he arose to her fee: sGd
looked earnestly 10 hi- beamlns eyes
You love ue T. .hs sad, moufnfuily,
',ou eve me for ms self aoae | have not
wealth Or station TO v,n your favor. am
roor ami uuknown, and set you love ne /
s.l nol den, that you have my atiscron'--
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Federation 81 preservation of the
zE "a Il EGS
by ". WISE 4 son of Virginia.
-. -3ezauaLla


IN WISE & son, fading il altogether impose.
~. bis 70 attend personally TO tho great number
Of daily applications from all sections Of the Union Tor
their Remedy 0r Baldnoss, and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC have found It necessary to appoint
a General 7TaoeiliRg Agsht 10 VISIT different cities
and towns hroughou the United States. sestIng him
vIth authority to appoint sub agents, use and ycnd
the Hair Tome. and to apply the RESTORATIVE.
and to put them into the hands OF those he may ap.
point 70 operate wherever sufficient number of pa
tents ~ any town ghborhood shall be obtained
Capt GEORGE CALVERT. ofFauquier county,
Va IS alone authorized TO act as General Travelling
Agent With the powers bove indicated.
Capt G may be expected 10 visit an speedily as
practicable the principal cities AID towns Of the u.
mon
N. b Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
fall supply of the HAIR TONIC (which eleanses
The head Of dandruh, Strengthens and insigorates
The hair, and prevents IT. also, from falling off, for
The region of country most contiguous TO his opera.
tons, or II may always BIO obtained, at wholesale,
srd forwarded to any part ofthe Union, by address
Ing the rropfetors, NJ WISE Il SON, Richmond,
Va
BrPrice ~ per dozen cssh SIX bottles far al
70 INC dollar i9f single bottle
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DIR. kUHL'S
Abyssinia Mixture, ,
For Catsrfh,, lnhu.rI,, Costiyeness, Piles, Cn
vel, SfnorIh1. Glesi, Floor AIbu.. or he
Whites, wtsknsss, ob,,tuei.sn,, sc.
COR HUI, NC. AGO i,Ists.

Coip ilLL, NC. Aue l, lsts.
DR. kuhi-- Dear sir;
You will plesee forward to Us as aeon eotf
vsntent, ifssh supply oi The kssiofef oflLs Bleed
and tho ALy salniA MIHiurs. have sse 4ss ~
some time The kcsisfet ana the Dclut,liv,
Powder, tsve proved 10 lie vefy tti.estlcu, fei
fullnssl OF tho ehest, Rht1mal tsm. sere L,ls In.
asamsi,ons OF he Eyer, Debility. ard eitti thlo.
mic diseases. We warranted the Abss,inH M'
tufs to every psiitnL ssd no enc hss ssktd To gtl
the moaty returned. but on The contrary, stty
cue has praised It's greet sahst We poveu
We remain yeur,, respectfully.
A. & ID. " IUALYCtTT
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OIL. AND LEAD.

The art OF RICH, Of preparing and using TINS val
liable preservatiye OF wood buildings and fences
in all the various colors is offered 10 the Amer
lean people. The work be sent BY mail, a, I'm
gle letter pos,sge-surle copy ore Dollar seven co
pes Five d0ars. Address, postage paid Julian Bar
bet. No. lO4 Nassau street, New York.
IT Editors giving this advertisement. Including
this notice few insertions. and sending their pa
per - tn il marked to the National Police GaTet'e,
New York, shall lave cory OF The work sent Them.
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Coscoap. N. c. JrLr q. lsts.

Or. kghl--Dca SRA
Wa have cold out llofyuur abYs.iria Nnil'r
It has givrE rnttrs ssiisfaetsn q all Ace ~
have esd a. We base warranted iAs Ahy,iA a
Mixture 10 all cases on our ow aceULat. srcr
can say, II has usyef iailc5. elsu eaJ ul'
for mote of the Abyssinis Nistuie, snd ltgv 4.
phrase send us a. ston ~ fesstble such supply
which sill answer The grts, demsnd.
Very respectfully yeuis,
- =.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-10-29
CAROLINA INN.
ta|||n
CHARLOTTE, NC.

IN HE above establishment, situated On Main
II Street, third 10. North Of the Public square.
ia the town OF Charlotte, has been con,tsatly kfpt
open by the present Proprietor, from The Isl of
January, le4O TO the prefsn, time. fer the .ctpp
mediation Of the Public, sud viii continue 10 bp
kept open for tie saue purpose.
The Es,sblshnent has teen enlarged snd i'm
proved to a very ors,csrsble eitshi within The
last two yrars-the entire hsIising 10 in complete
repair and is go CONSTRUCTED hat all the reon
have abundant light aud cen b. ventilsisd a Plea
sure.
The Stables are not IN 'orlor TO any tslorfltr
to any similar Esisblishnitnt 10 v ts,srn Norh
Carolina; and care xill be taken that tue, ,f,l
aiysys be supplied With abundance Of soOc fiae
ard provsuder and attended by faithful shd ,ib,
rienctd Hos,lers.
The Subscriber will use eyety eIertun TO rne
satisfaction TO all who may paitonias his Hour
perienee he will he able 10 keep up tho seceuro.
da,ion al the Csrolius Inn, IN style nst,ufpaa
ed bs any Public House in tho tsisfisr comfy
and he takes this opportunity TO return his Ger.
dial respects TO generous Public Tor pas, iifois
ard resIeoifuliy solicits a continuance Of thtf
patronage and confidence.
DRUEERS can, at all times, be supplied vilA
eonyenieut and veil enclosed lots, IRE. OF charge
and furnished with gram al l.w pr,et,.
IL The Charlotte and Camden siege, arrive
and depart ui weekly.
JENNINGS y. KERR.
Oct. rs, ls49. 5iti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29
DisastriOu. Fire at Concord, N. H.

An extra from the office Of the n. II. Pat
riot, dated ~ Tuesday morning, handed US
by MeSsrs. Longley a Co., furnishes us with
an account Of a fire in tina, town on Monday
night and Tuesday wlr-h proved tn be the
most disastrous iha,evsr oeeurcd in thattown
or State, destroying the best Of the business
norton Of the iown.-lPorf. Adr.
The FIRE was in Abbott's paint'hop, direct
~ back Of Slickney's block, next 70 the Ia
ole Coffee House. and directly in front Of the
State House. From that shop 1t was soon
communicated to the stable Of the Eagle and
other out buildings, Porter & Roles lrou
store, Prescots Livery Stable, aud a numosr
of other buildings in the rear Of the Hotel,
thence 10 the Hotel, thence south TO the new
Merchants Exchange, thence To two story
wooden store and two ten ioolers, and another
,wo story wooden store, sweeping every thing
IN ia course 10 Lows new block, where ~
progress 10 that direction was stayed.
Tothe north Of the Eagle, SlIckney's Brick
Heck and an the mass Of wooden buildings
IN the rear were leyeled to the ground. 1t
abort three o'clock, the progress Of the flames
naturalization was stayed at SlIckney'swori-
en- block, by the efforts Of the 6remeG All
the buildings on the northern side u Main u.
from Lows block, opposite the Post otFee,
to Stiekney's wooden block, opposite Cas-
Hotel, arc totally destroyed, and every one
between that stree, and the railroad track 90
The building, On the other side Of Main It,
were IN considerable danger, bu, were not ma
,srially injured
The loss il estimated to b. from 500 600
to $50 900, a large portion Of which, SAYS
the Patriot, Is probably insured. The same
paper says:
This Ere was undoubtedly the work Of an
incendiary. 4 negro, called Jack Robinson,
Is suspected, and has been arrested.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

TINS AEorurNr og rur SwoEn.-Mr.
Greclcy's European tour seems to have cured
him OF certain notions, ~hIsh he entertained
adverse To military establishments. llcwritc'
iromltAly-
| really eanno, see how the desPoi.corcrn.
ed. -shacklcd, uncjucaied Nations are
ever to be- liberated under the guidance OF
Peace Societies and their Worlds C"n'on-
lions: and. horrible as an War is and ever
mus, b.. deem few battles lesser evil
than the pcrpcluity Of such mental and Physl'
cal bondage a. !, now endured by Twenty
Millions Of Italians When tie Peace Soce-
~ shall have persuaded the Emperor Nicholas
or Frarcis Joseph to disband hts armies aud
rely for the support Of his go'crnmen, on It's
intrinsic Justice and inhereu, moral force, ]
shall be ready To enter It's ranks but while
Dcspotism. Fraud and Wrong are triumphant
ly upheld by Forcr, do not see how Free
dom, Justice aud Progress can twill dis
claim and repud,ste the oaly weapons that
yrants sar-ihe only arguments they re-
spcct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29
Facts About Cuba

The following facts abou, Cuba, We CONE
pile from different sources.
The Islands j, go English miles in loug'h
and d., breath varies from IS IoDO miles. Il
is abou, three days sail, by steam, from Na~
Orleans, The Eastern portion Q, muuun.n-
ous. some mountains bcng abou, 5000 icct
above ,hr level ofthc SEA Tho valley. arc
beautiful and iruluul When Grtd--o,Droi
by Columbus, the Island Rad an Indian Fuf.
uI,lIon Of ahou, goO. Tao ThsNpIn is..
In I5Ga the English took Havana, AMI gaze
u up ~ 1893, or reconsideration. The
prcsrut poyonuouis zoo 900. revenue, >Ia.
Goa. 600.
The production, Of Cuho, arr principally,
sugar sane, coffee, mola,.cs, honey, rum, '"-
b1cco, wlN, rev ,--cucnl and cotton, arr also
produccd, but m small quantities. Tho ~
nual product Of The vegetable ard animal
creation, may be ,rt down 1t s75 ON 600.
Caule To the numb,r Ut abou, % .ooo head
are owned in the Island, aDd there arr ZOO
600 horses, and 81, 900 mules, with large
numbers Of smaller animals.
Ia minerals, the Island svcry uch lir"u.
tlius more than 100 copper mln's. There
ars also coal, iron and silver mines.
Slaves ~ers inuriuecd into Cuba scar he
close OF the sixteenth century, isw ycan
subsequent tn the cultivation Of sugar cane. -
# is estimated that about 300 900 boNrs "
sugar are annually exported.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

DoSr HuREY. We heard story OF a
gentleman, now very POOR, who was deprived
Of large estate once IN consequence Of being
IN too much OF hurry. \ dying man had
quarreled with his heirs, and was determined
they should no, have his money. He had a
will. giving all his money 10 this individual,
which Only wanted his signature. His sands
were running low, and calling his friend, he
babe him take the will from the drawer and
bring him the inkstand. Tears blinded the
fortuns.e donee's eyes, as he hastily executed
the command. He seiled small bottle from
the mantlepiece, and dipping the pen, the les-
taior wrV,e his name Law back and died. That
will was put back in the chest, aud the old
man Was buried bot when they came 10 look
for tire will they found 1t bad no signature
Alas the truth was plain; in his haste for the
ink he had 90, the wrsng bottle, and the Will
was signed with paregOrie. So the heirs 60,
i, after all.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

to its success. Plenary proof OF the Politi-
cal regeneration Of some notable individuals
who have managed to obtain conse-
quence and influence in the party 10 which
they had no real claim, to say nothing Of their
moral delinquency which is even more IA
grants abundant, let the people ac-
knO~ledge no leaders and they will not long
be troubled with mere Yr,isndr, to democra.
cy. LIT the democracy Of our nation be
freed from hyPocrilical preienders, and the
country will be redeemed from federal rule.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-29

BARSuN on PoLITIos AND MoEALs.-P.
T. Bamum gave temperance address BE-
fore the members Of the Legislature and 9TH
ers during the recent legislative session IN
Hartford, in the course Of which he defined
his position as follows:
"FOr my own part, am Democrat a
regular ou,-and-outer, and so strong are my
political preferences, tina, !, isqui's possible
should vote for the devil, in preference to a
Wing, IL ii should be proved that "old ho''
no" was Democra,-bu, when the question
comes which to elec, to Office, a drunken
Demoera, or sober Wing, l should prefer
the Wing, and should adOP, this course on
the plain ground that drunken Ofilcial, al
though a democrat is worse than the dew
"A 49,