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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

ROMANCE AND EEALfTy-SAD REVERSE or r
From the Springfield Republican,

ROMANCE AND EEALITY-SAD REVERSE OF FORTUNE.
From the Springfield Republican.
Many OF our readers will remember series ofar-
ticles entitled = Three W.ak. On Cotton Planta-
tion," which app arcd III ti,c Republican twelve
romantic history of the pla or, whose Inequalities
the writer gracefully recalled, was briefly given.
lie landed at Natchez boy. lie had come down
the Ohio and Mississippi on a fatboat, with his ia
Tiers partner There his father died and
buried, and there the boy was left by the heartess
partner, without pcayune. Naturally shrewd, he
pickedup busincsssod tickets for the theatre,
did errands peddled kncknacks, &C., until he grew
became owner of dray, then of a small plantation
near Natchez then of an immense large plantation
at Milliken's Bend above Vicksburg. Here he went
into speculation, and before the crash of ~, sup
posed himself to be worth quarter of a million.
Hitherto his fortunes had waxed. He was indie
pendent lie then, for the first time, returned to
Cincinnati, and sought out his mother and sisters,
whom he had left behind long years before. lie
.ound his family, who supposed him dead, in po-
verify, and provided for them and then came the re-
verse. The wife of his youth had borne him three
beautiful children. These, after the other, died,
and the wife was laid in the grave. An interval
elapsed of pecunary prosperity, but Of intense grief
when he was blessed with the hand of one OF the
most beautiful of wonankind Then came the
energy that parried in degree the force of the
blow, and he was enabled to retain and add to his
beautiful plantation.
Years passed on and another family Of beautiful
children had grown up around him, to whom and
whose beautiful mother he was attached by almost
ianatical dolatry. Two years ago last August, his
home was the abode Of plenty and the largest hos
pitaity. Immediately afterwards his favorite child
sickened and died A month or two after this, his
house was burned. A few weeks more, and a long
pending lawsuit, originating in his efforts to retain
his property and pay of his debts, was decided
against him, and his plantation was put under the
hammer Of the auctioncer, and the broken spirited
man moved to Y icksburg Here another child died.
With the remnant of his large possessions, he
purchased the beautiful steamer Mohawk. and run
her In the Neksburg and New Orleans trade, acting
a. the captain himself. A few days ago. the fol-
lowing dispatch was received by the Northern
Iapen:-
LOUISVILLE, December H.
Captain Cobb, Of the steamer Mohawk, blew out
his brains yesterday at Vcksburg. Cause, pccu-
mary troubles, and death Of his wife.
Another dispatch from Nashville, Of the same
date, stated that that morning the steamer Mo-
hawk sunk, with $500 bales Of cotton on board,
while lying at that city, Two poor weeping, ter
ror-sricken children are all that remain Of the
whole family. What dream Of fiction ever eaualled
tragedy like this 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

RIOT AND MURDER on rms FsrnMorVr, (vA.,D
RAILRoAD.-Wc learn that the men employed by
Capt Piper, Of this city, the railroad i've miles
above Paramount, Va,.) had serious riot on the
night OF the 18th inst. II appears Capt Piper
himself had been threatened IL he employed any
but Mayo men; he disregarted the tfreat and em-
poycd ten Others, when the shautcc, containing
twelve or thirteen men, was attacked with guns and
pistols, by forty dfy assailants who shot one Of
the inmates dead. wounded several, and attempted
to ERE the sbantcc. Ten ~ the rioters have been
arrested, aud i've or Elk oftbem i'd ntifed othcrs
wiz ~ sryestsd.- BahOr~e ClfTo, AEr,h Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

ATHEISM Al Roundabout a week since M.
Salto, rich proprietor, native Of Perugia, died
at Rome, aged az, aud was inferred there. On
opening his will, which was in his own handwriting,
at the top Of that document instead Of the profess
sion Of religious faith generally used in such cases
there was y note to the following effect -" As 1
here the ordinary preamble to a will" The dardi-
nal vicar Of the diocese Of Rome being informed Of
this atheisticnl declaration, Immediately ordered
the body Of Nj. Salto TO be cisnterrcd and removed
to tho corner OF cemetry set apart for the burial
OF criminals who refused religious succow at their
observation-disclosures.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

FIRE IN ROCHESTER, n. Y.-The Rochester
dDatcon gives the following list Of sufferers by the
fire in that city, the 23d inst Fl. starr, build
ing next to the brick block, insured 5000; loss
$500; occupied by Law l. Johnson as a bakery.
=. ;. Riley, next building insured $500 loss
$500. hillck, the next east, insured $500; loss
sla0. Mr.. Flanders, corner store, loss on build
ings 800; insured 800. The occupants Of the
buildings were as follows i-Yaman & Maggie,
bakers, loss 500; insured $500 w. killick,
goods insured $500, which will cover the loss j..
Boyd, grocer, insured $500. - H. Wotkyn's shoe
store, goods mostly saved; insured $500 Other
families occupied the buildings, who escaped with
smau losses. On Clinton street, small building
occupied by VIM. Dean, was also consumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

PosT OrrIog OrRArfoNs.-Tbe Postmaster
General has established the following new Post
Ofhces for the week ending March ~, 1851 -
N. Y, Junia Dykcmsn, ditto; East Asriop, Suffolk
county, BENZ G. TvlAil, dltp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29

lnwonted eye Let those Of the rural districts pro
fit by this visit, and induce others to do likewise
Be- o. out IF the
omnibusses." w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
Stnt. of Maine

CJuFrut,Sr. s.. Atl C.Iu ~ C.rrft C.r-
H.....rr.s I.-ul AMI hHIi sf r.IfH.N. nIfIIn
arI af fha Jsu1i, ri Cuu'rth1i, Hr tlr bret
Tu..f4, .f Juas 4. u. ISL ai al nt .ufHm.ut
thereof h.'I ud che l2b iHy Of AH,I.i, \. d..
1851.
o. ha fr,-riBr petition, Be- bsiHs satisfactorily
shHsH o. thr C.UTt that che IEtu1r.rs ATE r,-
sTs.B-.ir, and that a hearing b. ,NUHif,u'. Dc g.
hHu.hi Oulsr,i that che tUu1iN t.muissi.urfs
vt" meet 81 The bHu-s Of D.. llak %, i1 Oust,d,
ul rf sjay ths 3lih d,, ui sept ISL, 40 lOu'rpck
" ,ri chat lhr Istiliu1srs give notice ~ ai rsr
sHrs interested. D., causing stie,tfd cop,rs Il slii
r,tf.H tHI th. OrtTf ~ JHuit thsTrUB Go De- sHr,.
cd rr..u the tuvu Cirfks uf Otisbgii, Nurway, ON.
fsI aaI p,rs, ami allen D, CBusIBg a1 attrstst cp'
Hf ssi f'it1n sHI order 90 D. gwen 90 thr CHAIR.
ulu II che C1uHt, CHmm.ssiprrr. a The COUNTY
ut ON1rd ,ni D., posting up cuTir. 1i same Boz three
puhllC pttcss be- each ct ,,I towns. and pub.Ish-
Irg thr same three seek. succrss,ely iu che Lsst-
sru Argu., paper printed n Portland Aforesaid, boz
The ONfrd Democrat, p1psr painted on che t0un-
o. 10 oNirri, l1i IB The Agg, thr paper pfiutrfhy
tar PRINTER t1 thg state, 'hr frst II ail TulaICl.
t.Hu. s1d each q thr other r.rc,s o. o. a. l5ast
U..ry DAYS hstre ihs time ~ aid meeting; az
shth tome ,Di place. (,iier % has been sstisJctp-
ri., sh.~u .Eg. .he alsye D1toe has lssn duIy -y-
,uI tha Cammrs-iaBsrs viI pTuoy,i 90 view The
rHutT 90 nrth i1 .sd Petition, aoi other ruuigs
and roads connected ihrr,siti and after such view
che, sI.. glyr "a hearing Oh thg parties AMI their
sItHr.-r. 10 Soon, convenient place en- thc vicinity
when lrI vhsrr, an p.rslu. and corporations On
frrrstsI, us, appear aHi shsU cause, it auy hry
have Nh, DE- PRAYER Il slil pgtitiHu should not L.
granted Atrst. e. 4. HARMON, ClsrA.
Cap, 4 P,ttln and Order sf Court there11.
p Attest &. &. HARMON, tlsrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

DrNccRAric National CoNvNriRN. Tn,
Cleveland Plaindealer publishes a New York
letter. whioo says
-" A commiiie Of democrats have been in
this city lor some weeks, making arrange,
menrs for issuing the call Of the democratic
National Convention. Baltimore has been
fixed uPon for the great national gathering
although the members Of the committee from
ih, northeast wished a more central point
Louisville or Cincinnati.
Nathaniel n Greer, Of Iowa, appointed by
the Chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee o. 7 Halleu. Of Boston, to On
the vacancy on the committee from loWo, &C.
casioucd hy the death Of ex-governor CLARK,
ha, now heard from nearly every member Of
the national committee chosen b., thc dclcga-
Of thc several State, boz the last Baltimore
Convention and it can Dr. certainly relied up
on tha, the convention o., TO D. held At Bali-
none"
The time has not been fixed on by thc com
m.I,ce as Vet, Some are for an early day 90
MAY, some Tor June, and some Tor later Pc
nod Balimors Ircts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

Tur Wurr CEor. Tho rcports of do,
wheat crop from an quarters Of The country
are very favorable In our own State, tb,
crop will d. very excellent 90 quality and
quantity, as compared with previous ycas.-
DO che Western States Il will h. the heaviest
ever taken from the earth. In New York,
ihs crop Mil exceed that of former years ony
quarter. The same will o. the case with cy-
gy other grain ,Ncrp, Sorn. IN Michigan,
thD papers say, the y.rldviIlcNrs,I anything
ever Known even .a cha, Ssl,c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
Coroner',Salc.

ONToEp, ~. JuN n, 1871.
I,NKEN on execution and vil T. sod a. Pebble
Ausii1u. at tbr lrl u ISAAC klMBALL Boz
Lowell. boz slid CopBt,. un Saturday N" sixth day
~ Ssuisulrr s.,t. NJ t,,p o'rlrk 90 the aiisruoou
al ihs ri-ht 90 equity sbith Perky g.. Chase 81
Dsum8ik, bad uu ths Jas ~ che attachment u1 thr
ori.ir1l writ or now has. ~ r,lrsmi1- iho .iIau.
ing zeal e.tate 10 VT. lots 80. p, p - o. 81
~ a0d - BE- l.fusr u. in ~tunrhlm; ai.a llis Ne.
p, - sni li3 iu sid ~t11sham:--same ar, uuiT'
mritgugc a. Cotrl, GrrruUugL 4 60. g. about
: 600 ali iuteps-s5i Nursage Decd IT rccuri
AZ the ONford Western district Registy, ". 20 T.
90, rcefclcc o. which nry d. bal a. farther de.
sciptilu. Az, one undivided half 81 che 'I'"'ni
tact flani situated IN Hiram, DO snid '."'iN aan
M0ugaged a. C1vell, Gr,suough 90, pr', '''h'
lslo. and rsc1fied in Book 20 f'gr 40,
A., ,bigb Dc.I an 4. had 81 a more particular d..
.rrirtion. sane y Noupgei - secure The sum
Of $50 in thrrs years With interest.
% ENOs HEAD. Coronsr q OStHd %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

Al Court II Probate hold ~ Pars, within and ior
tiH Count, q oNurd, 0n the nth dly n August
en- che war Il our Lord oue thousand eight huad-
rgi and hits -oo.i
AINRN Larry WidDw II Thomas Iar,, late
of Gusld in sai County, decreased. having
rfssgnttd hsr psitiou praying ior allowance out N
ths personal property other late hustand,-
u was Ordered. that the saia Widow give notice
o. I'll persons Interested, ~ causing copy Il this
order 90 b. publi,hsd thre- weeks sucoessi'ely IN
The ONlord Dsuucrat, printed AZ PARIS, that thsy
NAV appsar AZ Probate Court % h. hcI AZ Bethel
IN said County, on the siNteeuih LAY oi September
usNt al uns II the CI0ck In the iufenoon, and shsw
cause, Il any they have vhy the should not b.
gr,nts,l GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
4 tris COPY: Atest-GIo. X. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
LAsu Orri,r,B,NDpH,1
IHf, gI.l-iI
Foreclosure.

TIVE prr.,dsui. Dirviur. y 60. Ut Nprk BACK,
r.rIlraiiYudul, uHihrrtlrIl1 tIr Avs ul th'
State n M1iHr, h..tb, give notice hat Doe .lii
Htnk c3Ims 60 h,,, % foreclosure Il mortgage II
rIftsIr trf lsilta situated T1ti, 90 ihs toUuut ~
luut, and ysu, boo Ihr town 81 ~tHurhlu, lsih iu
thr Count, " ONi1d lnd State Aforesaid, hsiug lr-
s.filed ih saii mpugbgr ss the hnIs cIn'r,cd Bog
J.bn ". Dan, a. Ma.r. Patton in tvn decide, hs,r-
ius date Dec. 30. l-l3, ani recorded JlnusD !,
IstI. the one be- ONfufi W,strn Disuict. Book
o., Page 1913, aud the other be- ONHui Western
Drtriri. Book -, Page rs, and bci1g alec The
same land d,scubsI in a deed ufmoug,gr ifom saii
Moe. Patton O. said Bank, dated Mach u, 1871,
anI rrr,uls in the Registry It Deeds Or .aid Ok
ftd District, March IS, ISL. BOOK -, page $40,
AMI IN aid ONlprl Weslern District registry, Mar.
-. lsii, Box %, Iagr 2O2 anil che aid Bank
al.gcs that the condition Il .a,d deed ~ mptgtge
has bJ,n brIksn and ly rcasan theIcoi cl'ims q
ftr,lUsuc UfsIid Muugsge.
The ptcsdeut Directors 4 Go. 4 NuJk lisrk by
JOHN G. BRNDBURN, Cash'E
Saco, Aus. q. 1851. 3a26
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

Ata Court II Probate held AZ Paris, within and hr
che Couniy Of oNiori, ou the 9Th cas- 81 August,
il the year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred aud
tity-onr.
TLEANOR H. wALkER, Widow 81 JosrFu
Il MAtEtH, late II rlus in said County, je-
cJBssj. having p,ssvntsd her pstition paving Coz
allowance uut u the personal property ol hcr late
huslsui,-
n va. ordered. that the aid Widow give notice
% an persons interested, By causing a copy Of this
oidsr a. D. pubshed three weeks sucocssiyely in
The Oxi0fd Democrat, printed al Paris, that they
may sppsar AZ Probate Court 10 b. held 1t said
Paris on the third jay II OctobemeNt, at nine u
the cl1,k IN the forenoon, and sheW cause, II any
they have. Why the same shOuld not b. granted.
GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
true Copy-Atisst. Gao. X. SHAW, Reg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

STATE or MAINE.

ONrpuu, -Wr.tu0 District C"ufi, Jun' Tenn,
lsii
Nri Dos, D. lrrrluH- f1 fhr t0u.i that Ihs uii
EIr.arrr e. HIND. b. ult ,u inh,liBHl Il thrs
STATE. lrI its Hr Tenant, agent nI rinrne, thrirn
tH.I that De- be- 900 u#trr 81 ihr rf1.rrry "i this
.uif. n BE- thtHirr ar.',rri D., no. tHuu that che
.aI pbiuuT r.u', tbs .liI lit'etlri N ihs pen.
lrr,y pf ihis .uir, D., riu.irg 1H 'n.'ici rHW 90
hi. wit Together with ib.. uul.t.i t0uu thereon,
o. b.. rHliishrl three week. sur,r..Isr., BE- The
uNtHH Democrat. O. urvsT1rrr TuliIfhrd az Paris,
ip saiI Count, ~ ONfiI. ihe Dot ulh'icali1n Col
thift, dl,s ne least lsf.r thr nat Tenn 81 aid
D.uirt Cont. Go h.. hHlisu % raus Aforesaid, on
the second Tr..l,y ct Nu,,mh.r next, Co. he cod
that the ,aiI Defendant ma, th,I lni th.fr appear
II said count aaI shs, ,,u.s Of 1000, De- have, Wh,
iulg,u,ui .h6ulI nut o. rendered against him' AMI
execution is.ue accordingly.
WM. Il. KlMBALl., Ci,fk.
Abstract Il PlG's. wit apd drchIaton, and or-
dec II Court th.irUu. Aue.ti
q WI. X. KtMBNlI, Cle,k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
cluunpcE c,rrLE MNRKrT.


81 Market. qoO CsnH. 1'.Ht ON nrr,.s. 1rI
HlI ~r.rrs. r..r.r.t... .I N.k.rg oslH. ,.sa HHI
Calves. \ .tr'H.. tsH 900 three trFfs ..'.
rErtrs=Nltrt T.rIHN I.u r,HB. 20 b
I.r cot lstgHt..f,. e. u'. 81. 3 - 3i, 3 u'.
lr| CHrrs-~g.5 BH#C
~...r.-W u,rH. 80, IS. l1l.
t.ss H1H ta.s.s-=- n. ~. 20.
shop coo IaI.Is=sgsl sf H.lIkst. rH-rT=
steal Ef Nf. ~ '1. p 2l, O.
On. market bel H shH'. Ur..hH. IhHH 90 vHs asf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

Az N1r kN1 To Nurs NuusE. Who
gulrlra yun n health aui cumigrtci you
when YOU were ~ Who hung over y1ur
l.Stie ID when you were ircliul, and pu, the
cooling lr.0s io your P.rched lips Who
irs L.rrr rtl your lults, and been Mind and
patient Hyalr childish vays' Who Loves,
o'-iu,c-, works and prays ior you every day
you hvo' lsuu1t yugT mother, your own
dear moiheri Now Dec the ask YOU, &c Are
you Kind 20 your mother 90 lN,a3ri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
ruuEsp,r, Nrs. I

ulhNnAhr NlH. u
VNukrt, IIso n.f Cauls, Sino shop arl
t-n ~slrr.
HrsiJ.u.-Tbr gaHp .f the bet CATH thrs
SEA a.HII H#f rsHfHr. uFh pfr,rau. sr.h s, l1I
.Irr..r rTilHs UUrr H.f sr.H.rrI. W Ir.fr lNira,
$500 6s5. o. rHHN 3 j0a35A. 1850 re-
IS. h.ri. as '."'.
WHktr- p>HH=->H..s .I"H ~tl O. o..
t....gi tsys.-~t.gsaf ~. -. -. 20. a-.
a.
~ta.r-~1'-s - -. -, I %, , 81 %. . -
~aIrrHuH llHEs. s. 1r| s. Ia. sh.lrs r TFi.
...bH STA. h1'' I1rT.us. ~uH hrFs s.. Atur
fI from l.2fH612
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

4 SIMULTANEOUS TUNEssyI>g py -
e.. IrElul Statesman contains tHc following
.rsi.u.u We tru,, Coz, Wood vail D.,
.rcrr-,fl is bringing aD,g' thc Arrangement
., vIl surely b. ihc .ubimCsi ur'ral sfec'a-
s's ever coutrmrlairj, Coz a rli.ou oft0sn;,
m.'#aa, of people Co. meet at thc same hour,
ans rrtan s.nuIa1cou, thanks'o Cod ioroar
unparalleled NATIONAL prosperity
"Aur1ou s being made by Coos, Wuol, yl
Gao. i, pur,1aacr ola point resolution OF lhr
uro Ifr.sarsr-. 20 have uniform jly OF
Thanksgiving ar Pnyrr. m no iHr S7rr, ui
th Iaun, ans h- h1, ,rrrr-rvr'rl WI, 'hs
T1rr.r,rs ol thr ss,eral >ta,rz uu iir cub
r-.t Tie day sr'c-rl MI mrs prutlh'y hr
tr az narejay n N0rr.A,r Th- b.
r.-r. ,75 us hr7- an che state, yiihr Iuron
v.| .sss fha -rrrr-io1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
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o.. OBJ. IlHH. uHr .f Cont, e HH.....r-rs .r
Hr| .fHr t.1.F .. DHH".H..
'INlIT r.'.rs -rri r,.iT.fr., r..r....f fhr' fh.
r.I'.n.e utI. sHf Travelled f.H fhr..rHt
~ rE. r.sB Hl N.rsB, sh-r. obi. HH| 'H.... '..n
Obj. E.HH Un|-. irf...H.ts a..N '. .| rr.
al.... I.. Or. Har.IHr h.u.r OF John T.. lHH.lH fH
N.IaBt. f. rhr Nfsrti. \ s. lHsuH.. o.. Rood,
-. 1.rf r.IrrIrrus that greats 1,.- .i |.sIFHH.
.lr .. made. 1rH better rasI bp',l, n.e I.rlI.ra
.f B'T...r..r. of .tH r.IHs.
W. therefore rra, ,u1r llrr. H.1.I fHHf HH0r
.rH u..NH.rlr, rf..rH....r. being hE|. fr Beat. IL
H.Ibva, Hf rHI, l. ginning f Hr H.Hr f'. H..H' 90
rrr.f..r .t fHr r.B| thBt Hril. irHm .".. EirN.H
ll...rH with fbr r.HH that HIts f.u uT b., fH.
#ssI.r- E.r.r a John T.. Jur.tB fH N..sRF--.irI
r...f being r.Tf1er', Fnn .1lf J.r.Hr' h.H... end
ir 600. f.sH .f N.Tsas lr OBJ. ,HrH.. 20 u,hIt-
fr.r.s .r .h. pri.trth.s rr', through fa.
H"fHut flu ul fbe HNH .I uuHi r saH
D.HHr, 81 C-uf.ftaI, O., ir'.r-.gt sfH thr .ni|
Ntg .rf. 4 - lBvrrrr. Rad Road, In 'Hr t.HrN
90 O,HHf. 1t hr TuiHi vhgTr ih- suf..B -lI.r.
N.rh UkIrF sts situated .H sIIf Rod
NNTuL 5. IlTTlEllILp 2'3 ura..s.
Dated tb.. 5nlb dos ~ JHIe, \. u. l,5l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
smERIrr,s SALE.

ONToRp, -. AoGUsr ?, 1851.
rI'AkIN on Execution, and Will ~ sold AZ Pub
Dc Auction, at the Ohicc Of u. H. lla'iins.,
IN Lowell. on the Both day u Ssp,etnlsr next az ?
o'cl1ck 4. VI, 40 tie right IN equity wboh Isaac
and iona Kimtall had on the day 81 the attach
uent ou the original WRIT of - iesming he follow
ing land IN Lowell Lots No. ~, p, and the cote
PIE ats, % called; same are moNgaged u Jam-s
lIolls, IT,, and All mortgage is Of record at the
ONfnrd Western District Registry at fgsburg.-
Aso a r,desming the tavern stani At LoSoR, which
h. now occupies.
"a J. :. HARRINGTON. Dep sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN. CT.
Local Office, No. 4, State ST., Boston.
100000 DOLLARS
CAPITAL.
Rate, of Premium Reduced Is Per Cent,
Asb rHI
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.
CAPITAL.
CASH STANDARD ADOPTED.

~. uf' pHaaIi, = Ls fityass, l.. that men
D., thr Ilfmf1t ~ small sum annually. nav serufe
.. 'h''. nwi',s De- certain sun n MONEY, 60 het'ad
lt thsir death, anl thrf,i, accomplish On object
dies might nut attain dHfiug IL loug liG.
Iif lTJbrsu.l ~ iff itfufHHrs, IT, Insuring
urr's f o. ihr lfrrf N biz r. suds or his credit
orc. uf Hf the suis Gee srd hsnfGt II his family.
Z liH14 ma, l-sufs her LIE b. the tsnsht ~
%. PARROTS, i.r husl1ri, or her children, and she
coo, lr.u0. ihs lir ~ hsr husband fUr her sole aud
sFrllfr us# aHf l.HtHt
4 Hs1r4f r7f ~, BOA, l1,urs thsir lives joint.
D., 1ui ihr Who'll, T.It,, j. PAYABLE 10 he survivor,
u".u 90. i,aih HfrihrF
Tu'i0,s. u1t d. made PAYABLE t1 Tfas'fss, ~ tho
l'Hs ffUi sr,rf. % If,'f NO T.fsuHs Ni1h mh, ~
fuHl.I o., tba a,ais n rn|i5i,s ri LIE lnsunucs;
CHsrH HH1 D. endowed. p. Nss.fflIH, ml, h. 80
ulI..hfI. H,ru 'Hf i4.HIui Hf ms, D.. adsd and
LfH.f .af haHs.ff uH, ~. made 80 ruhli, o.
rf.,pi. IuU.sl., nIfh.Ht d.y.iurg iiom families.
property suI ruir.
ru.i.ss u, granted %, ihis Crurl0, ou', Co. sound
BHH Hffi.t T.f..s, bHI fhf IHs.rf.s ~ thv Comra.
H1 r. r.r.r.I fH hH'hl 'fan.ns ari ~ Grst class
U'ks. n fHHfrHH .T .fhr. |rfrl hTfrri af rffif
i.rf fslI frl,B. I,rrm-s uf 100 kiuds arc carefully
avoided, sri r,rN ITI1UHlHt n thc business N
fhr Crmrlr, BE- r,lrffI', r.H'.rifj
Iysp uff.HH IHsurH.' BE- r.srIfrd to srs~sr a 80
n qHssf.Hs ui1'.rr tH hI. hrHHh. D.Hstiuiilu Sc.
The COMPANY UIftIH sIH..1f lrfrrr1t.nH from their
lHuiE IhlsrIlH, HuI l.u I.r. firrd. Blanks.
raurh',H,HHI Cu.uBr 600 u.Hi.h'I ~ ihs Com
raHl uf a. Arr.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

TNrN'-To take a newspaper from a
mans counter and carry % away, when bee b.
always willing 10 grant the privilege ola Pc
rsll. THIS newspaper stealing Is getting 20
hs the r.sGgs,i Of an business, and The man
ihat would take one without even as much as
r.kinc leave 90 DO -o, would not -cruplo Co do
something worse Lsuoalg DouDorai.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

sSThe following are among the regular
tuasts given al the late F,rsmen's Jubilee in
Ha.Iovsll-
Tie Safs 81 Nam -Possessiug natural
advantages unequalIcd IN her ocean-giued
coast, her mighty rivers and bouniless forest,
in her ierule fields, minerals, waterfalls
and 6sheries-may her sons soon learn that
she is too good State TO emigrate from.
The Governor gf MaiHs.-As a statesman
honOred-asa citizen esteemed. Fitting chief
magistrate Of State whose waichword IS,
"IbaH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22
BucklicId Branch Rail Road,

TIVE ANNUAL. MEETING ufihe lu,kGrll
/ b8urh Rail Road CHurtuN vii lT hHi'er 10
The Town HOUSE in BUCkIIElp, coo SAT.
URDNN, che 3Oth LAY Il Augu'i 'urrcur, a. 10 u'-
cluck, \. VI
rrrfHrs.
2i-To choose a lioiul Of nUotou hr The co..
suing year.
3i-To make any alteration, 10 the by Laws tina,
ml, o. thought rrup,r
lh-Iu see % tIr ~turkh tlrrs wll sHhHiitr
The Director. to .rIl ur extend The road.
jh-Ip 8rt on ans other ,li aCt be- relation o. the
road that ma, pup.rl, com, u.f,rr ihg meeting.
VIRGIL. u. PAlu,lS, rits.
Aug. q, lsjl q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

Alta Court II Probate held At Paris, within and iar
the County 81 ONiard, the fifth dsy II Augus,
In the year Of our lord eighteen hunlrcd and
hhy-nuc
C,ANIEI EAMES, Administrator Il the estate
- JAMES EAMES. late II Newr,, in .aid
County, icc,asc hsvins presenied his hfst accuunt
Il hs administration oi the ,stste II aid decreased
II vas orlcr,,l, ihs, th. 'a'd Admir- give notice
20 al persons Interested, lD causing olp, II The
The O,ffd Democrat, printed AZ pafi.. that the,
may supsar NJ Probate Cont o. q, held n Pari.
in .a,I County. ON thc fuuh Tur.da, IT Novemlrr
nrNi. ~, uine ofhc cluch IN ihe ofrnlon. and show
c.u.c,ifau, ihe, have. Why ihr same should uu, g.
allowed.
Gro. X. SHAW. REGISTER.
A true Cop,-Attrst Gao. X. SHAW, Rer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

IllE suhsait-r hrrJb, give. public notice a. an
concerned, that The, have hs,p dul, appointed and
taken upon himself lhe tust u Administrator u
ths csuts II
SlLAS c. BRADLEY, late II BrosuG,I,
BOZ che Couni, of O,ari, deceased, D., si,ing lanI
a.. he Law Jis,ts-he therefore request. 40 rrr.
s1G. Who are indebted g. the said deceased. estate,
Co. make immediate payment; and those who have
au, demand. thereon, a. exhibit the same a.
DONlNlCU~ T.. TARBON.
August, 1851. p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-08-22

r.ar The Nee Orleans Delta ay. .--
Weoaryrr-rJ to-day a.tb n gentleman j,-
r.r'.g irauParrto prarrrs. Hrtrl'- us th1t
DE- afrrs-,he whole people, 90 nrt, of
raf lsrct-lrr BOO che irrst sF.rls-'arr
'-..s.lsn b. y1b"an'sd-th, women ,ylnc-
..r -r.s.-r IuI1r .u tHr cause than even thg
u.r. H.ur. tbs ,ourg srI ltr brave 80
u.' tH poo lrr patriot standard, their .u'o~
raraH.y tru ttsm-.' c1me hyme ,.rtur.
90 rrfuu ru' no 49,"