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To the lIoa Job rrincs. Jul. It Probate ior the
Couut, IT ONi0fd.

10 the Hoo. job rrinc.. Jul. Il Probate for the
CouuN 1t ONiord.
ID ESPECTFuLl.N rcp,,s.ut, wm. G. r,arrr,
IL Guardian It ADNA -. ROWE, n,"cr child
ut SNM'L \. ROWE, late II O>f,rd IN add Coun.
IN, dsc,as.d that his .sid Wand - .e,S-d and -.
s,s-sd e certain r,s estate situated ~ sad ONior,
consisting - the Homestead Farm II .sHi dsccascd,
subject o. the Widow, Dover therein, and that u
WuaLl l.. fpr thr intrrc,t It .,d m,n"f .sll the
same AL put the p'"cc,ds cot ou Interest ior he
l-1rhi.
a.. thcrrfr, pray. yuur IIonor To- giant him H.
c,uss o. Ill s3ld zeal ,.tatc AZ Iulc 90 private
.s,. subject 10 the 81 WdpS = ughi, Zoe the pur
pee af,,said. WM. 4. PEARCE.
Ata Cont II Probate held a, Paris, within anil &c
the Couniy Il ONfofd. ou the iourth diN of March
On the yctr VI uuT loTd eighteen bundled aud NJ.
N-0nc:
On the f,rrgoins Petition. Il vas ordcrcl, that
N, ssid Guardian give notice 10 al cfsons intrT-
cstci, ~ causing a cop IT .aid fciitun add u this
Older O. D. Iullished three weeks successiNv, 10
The ONffd pemocfat. printed az PaIis, that thcy
ma, apIssr at Probate Court 10 h. held at ,aid
Ians on The .ccoot Tuesday Il April ncNt, at niu.
II the co,k 10 the iorsnooa, and shcw cause. II any
the, have, VII, the sams shuul MT H. granted.
GEO. n. SHAW, Register.
I 4 true Cor,-Auc,u Gro. X. SHAW, Reg.
Ata Couu II Probate held at raTis, within and fur
/ Oh. Couai, II ONiotd. IN the fourth day II March
/ iu the var Of our Lad one thousand eight hun
. dre,i a,d hlty.oue:
NATHAN II. REYNOLDS, Guardian II l.,
". and &. VI. REYNOLDS, minor childrcr
Il MARY REYNOLDS, late Of canton IN SAT-
C,usty tco'a.cd, having presented hi. fret account
/ OF be. Gulrd,aaship IT said miuor,-
/ Il "a. ordered. that the said Guardian give no.
ti,, a. all Trr,oUs Interested, by causing copy %
tina. order g. H. uulllshed three weeks suooc.sItl,
iu The OAiJrd Democrat, printed at faris, thai
the, NAV apisar at a Probate Court Ia - held Al
DiNhch 10 .aid County. on the seventeenth dsl q
September neNt. at two Of the chck ia Ihe afternoon
AMI ,hc~ cau.e. II any they have, Why the sauE
.huulI not b. allowed.
GEO. X. SHAW, Register
n 4 true Copy-Attest: Gao. \. SHAW, Reg
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THE GOLDEN AGE.

'cr'. VI. eUsun w AN.
\IOt ~ ir'Ierilall, iui,sm hi 4 'rnd. apd &c.
W ucf I.gruns that be- hls r,unrnsrd ls,in,.'
Ar TIIE STORE or &. l.. FRANCIS.
IN NoEwNN NItL,GT. IL ha. just purchased
TIA hrgrst a''urin'm ant gr,ato,t ,ni,i, Il
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND lsWtLRY
that b.. ever lryn exhibited ft .,lr ~ ilI- County
iunog hi' 'lu'k ms, J., Eurd
GoH ogd N'r,r Gpord Cho,Hs. GDV. 81.
r.r oHd Y'si I,J CAan' Nirsr, Pat
30 0Hd Nrid Spoons, GUH and
S'rsr.m,uHi.f NJsIN2s. rh
glass; coHcarS. ooHr'I. and or'prd.
Gold and Nir.r PH1i. Uoi,i Gd"s,
Pure Trimnwg', and
Tancy Goods Of every dcscriptiou.
III. trilitirs &c rurha,,i. sill Cu-l liH g. srll
At Pace lnWIH ItAN tHE laWIsr.
- Ns'cl'. anI Cial, II c,rn 4 srriIsiuu
car,iuil, irIauci slI sauarlul 49, Sgrctn,s-.
Aour,uu., Jrv,lp ~. ,'llir'd ii m l,',t ,1,u.
nsf, Npi ~ t,,r If,,,s.
NmVa,, l,hmN ISL. 6v3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-03-21

Alta Court of Probate held at Paris, within and co.
the County Of ONior,, On the fourth LAY II March
IN the year Of our i.ori one thou'asd cigh, hunl.
red and hily-onc:
nANIEL HUTCHINSON, Executor oCihe las,
~ Win anI Testa,ncui Of STEPHEN HUTCH.
lNSON, late Of rucL6cld, IN said County, dccsas.
Ell having presented hi hfst hrtouni Il he admin.
isiralion II the estate 81 said dcocascd,-
u W.. ordered. that the ssil ESrcuior give NJ.
icc 10 al person. inirtrsicl, l., cau,irg copy 4
this order &, h. rulii,hcd three weeks surcc.,i,t,
Ia The oNord Democrat, printed at Paris. that
they NAV arrcar AZ a Prtbiic Iumt to H. hsld NJ
Paris in sa,l Comfy. On the fpuiih Tu,sds, II Va,
next, AZ nine the ,i,,k ~ tie 6Tcnoop, and ,hcw
rsusc, II an, the, have, Why the sslnc shupd not
b. allowed GEO, ". SHAW, Rrgisirr.
tue Copy-htt'st: Gao. Il. SHAW, Rrs.
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Fire and Life Insurance,
AFFECTED DY
WILLIAM E. G00DNoW,
AGEST-NoRwiY MI.

TCaliioria. orcgon and Hon. Lie foles',
mo-, f.yorsbe terms, sod On thnr, notice. uSs
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THE subscriber Lgply .i,t. uLic noiicc to all
concerned, that h" ~. 'c6 lrl, appointed snl IA.
len uToa him.rb the iu'.i II Executor Il the last
VIII anil Tc.timcul OF
JEDEDlAIl GROVER, late u Bethel
IN the Count, II OSf,ri, ,lccca.-ti. ~ giving Iond
az the h~ dif-cts-Ie ih-f.for- rr,I,rst. an psf.
sons Shu indsLte t. the .ai d~c,.se,'. estate,
10 make immediate Ts,,m.nt; uad those " b. have
any demands thereon, t. rNhibi' The ,aH. a.
Ll.lllu BEAN.
March 9Th, 1851.
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Farm FOR SALE.

Co.. THE Farm now owned ~ Denjimin
-&s1fss Merrill. situated In the town II Paris,
fFYsss on the read cading from PaiIs POOP
Fam to Gilbert EVaps'. Said farm
,-nIsIn, one hundred and ffty acre II land, and
cut. lort, ton. Of has. There u one story house
AMI Two harm. on IL. Immediate Tossrssiun gi'cn.
For further particular, rquire q the ,gl.eI'hcr.
BENJAMIN MERRILL.
p,.. u.,,h IL ISL 3ni5'
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NCTit J..

4 TANNERN e. .,lo at South rmis, near Her.
\ sew. Iron Foundry and about one. hNlf or thrrc
quarters u a inilc from the Dcpol; bull ins O. T.,
q ,tt. Terms reasonable. For further inlOnna.
ton inquire of ELISHA MORSE, South PaIi'.
Feb. u, 1851. 2n2'
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To Ihr lion, JuIsr u Probate Zoe The Count, II
ONi1fd.
ID ESPECrrrIiN r,pr-.-n,.. Richard Mpr.
IL ton, Guarl,an - HARRIET A. MORTON
mp"f child II Irsgul,u 4, Nsttun. late Il paii. b.
aid Cuni,, jocsa.cd, that his ,,id Ward j. .siI.
81 anl po''css-i II ,,itain zeal estate situated NJ
RuNlrf, On al Court,, aud i,s,ril.d IN The IN.
,,utsr, o. the sstsir Il aid minp' h,i 90 the Poo
tai. Othcc IA .ail Couot,, ~h,'h ought g. H. .oI
and ihe pucccJ. pu, 90, On luiu,.. iur ,hc l.nyhi
ui saii Ward
Tie thcUtuT pn,s ,unr llonur =. graui him j..
tn ell anI cpuy,, ihg s8ii ,. rtais At lib
De- ur Iri,at, 49,, g. the rufr.,.r ,f1fr.a,I
RICHARD MOTION
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on the p.ti,,en ofnuLp,iI n,RHER. ND.

ha C"urt II Probate l..L a. rsfi., within and 81
The C"untN "i oNi"fi, uu ihs t,Ith d,, ~ March
~ the wear II ouf lpd eighteen hunlicd anil NJ.
Nsunr.
IN the rcti'iun = MlRlhNp. BUCk, MD.
" ~ It AMI IL 7. Bl'Ck, late 4 liucL field.
~ said county, doyrsscl. PRAYING ne allowance Dot
II the p'rs'nal prupCrt, 1t hor late hu,lanl,-
II u4s ordered. hat tie .sil W,l,~ give r"'r-
a. I'll Isfsuns Interested, Nv cau.ipg cop, ~ th'.
"rlcr h. H. puliishoi thfr- Nrrk. su-,cs.i,sl, in
The oNinfd Democrat, pflulci a Pare. that the,
ma, aTp~sr d Probate Couft ~ D. hsLl ~ .aid
Paris un the s~cond Tus.dnN 4 Apnl mat, At nine
II The clck ~ the E,frnupr and .hcw cau.r. Il au,
the, have, WIS the ssmc .houll MT H. granted.
gro. n. SHAW, Irg,.rr.
A true Cor,-Au,st. Go. X. SmIw, Reg.
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Ata Cuurt Il Probate held 1t rafi.. within ap f,s
the Cont, n ONiuul, uu ihc iumih DE-, IT March
On ,h, year n uuf Lad eighteen huuI,cJ and NJ.
t,-Onr.
I'M the r,t,ti"u n SALLY FORD. widow II
" SIIll FORD, late II SuInrrr IN .sid ruuni, .
lrcraso' rra,iu- &C. aliuaaucc Uut Ut The I,r,pual
rup.ru = hcr 1,s hu.lsrl.-
u was uul'f,i, that ths aid WiIns give n1iirs
90 al persons ,utrrc.tcd. D, cau.ipg cpp, 1T ths
uu''r g. D. pulshri ihrrc Nc,k. .uro,s.i,cl, IN
The ON"fi n'm"etat, rf,9isI 1t raf,.. that The,
mi, spIsaf a. Probate Cant o. D. bell at ,a,d
rIu', on The soouni Tuesday ~ April nat. ~ nu,r
IL he clr,k 81 the frrno-u. and .hs~ ,sus-. fln,
the, have, WI, the .,m. shpud ut To- grated
GRO n. SHAW, Rrg.i,r.
\ truc C"r --,u,st Gao. n. SH,w. Re-.
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March I, 1851.

THE .ub.crit-r hereby g,es publ'o notice 10 all
concerned, that be- ma, l-en duly appointed anil Ia.
Ken upon himself the trust u Administrator Of the
sstatc Of
JOSEPH J. WILLIS, hate Of Buckheld,
in tho County Of oSlo,d, decreased, by giving bond
q. the law diIect.-IIe therefore requests all per-
$50, Who ave ind,htrd To the said droc1scd estate,
n make Immediate payment and those Who have
any demands thereon, 10 exhibit The 'snc TO
ADDISON q. COLE.
March ith, 1851.
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MARRIED.

In We, sumner, Mr.. Ilo,stio X. ful.ilrt 10 Mis.
Mary J. Frecmsn, both Of sunner.
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POU LTRY.

I ChN furnish Egg. for matching, from my own
! rure ,tc,k, II the lollowing kads-Sharghar.,
(ro,bes' imporiatiuu,) White Dmkiug add Blaek
Spsn,.h. Maine Agricultural WarehOuss and seed
store, Market Square, Portland. ......,..,.,,
WM. -. n. GWlNNETI.
Portland, March 10, 1851. 2mo.
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THE Subscriber hcfry gives Tul,l,c notice e. al
-Iso"' '"'eT,s'si, that hs ha- ls-n dol, artliuir
and taken uI"p himself the trust II Administrator II
the 'stair Il
JAMES HARRINGTON, late Il Stow
90 the Count, II O,E,rd. ,rcra.cd, T., giving bod
a. The law dirrcis-llc ihstrufr rr ,n,si. al ps,.
Sous Who Indebted ~ he aid ,ierrasc', estate
to make imucdiHic ra,msui. snl those - ho have
az, Demands thcr,uu. ." exhibit the sam. a.
DAVID u. HASTINGS
March Oh. ISL
The Sul.c,rl-' hcr,lN give. r,il,,c uutior to 40
oUu,-'nrd, that h. b.. i-,n du, artoiuici anil
nkru up,u him-'ll ths trust II Administrator oi
the Estate u
ANSIl. ROSS. late ct Norva,.
in the cuurt ~ ONE,rl. drc,rsct. T., giving Ian,I
a. the law dr"sis-hr the, ripfr rr,rur.t. al prt.
suus Who a., 80 'lt'l g. th, a. d.r-,.sl'. c,tss
a. make immaculate Ta,wcui; lul th"s, vhr have
an, demands th,tuun 10 'Nh,lii the samr ~
MO>l.S II. BARTLETT.
Mach I. ISL
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At Court Of Probate held at Paris, within anil for
the County ~ ONford. on the fourth dayol hath
~ the Scal II our Lord Que thOusand eight hnnd'
rcd and ff,-onCl
MARY WASIlBuRN, named ENecuiriN 10 a
wi crftain Instrument rmronirc e. " the lat
VIII anil T~nmcnt q EBENEZER WASH
BURN, late Il llaniorl IL sail County, decascd,
having presented the 'amc or rrulnici
u Nas orlcred, hat the .ail ENecutriN give no.
ticr 10 a'l lcsous nie,t,tcd, Ly causing a copy 81
this o. 80 a. H. Published three weeks ,ucccssivrl,
~ The oNiud Drnucr'. printed AZ rans. that
they my aTr~ly nta rrrlEir Cont O., h. hrli NJ
Paris IN aid C'uln, un Tie fmih Tuesdl, uf Va,
nrNi, ~ niur Ufth clock IN The frnpan. anl ,hcw
cu'c, II any thcy have, Why tie .aid iu,uuu,rpi
,hould not IT, rru'ci approved, anil slrNcd e., ihc
ast VIII AMI Tc.'amrni ~ .,ii ,lccs,is,i.
b GEO. X. SHAW. Register.
ifuc CoTl-itrst. Gao. II. SuAW, Re-.
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THE subscriber hcrrh, give. publ'c n"tiec to all
concerned, that be- ha, lscn dry appointed ani ia.
Ken upon him.ef the trust u Administrator Of the
estate II
BENZ. FARNuM, late Of Rumford
IN the Count, II OSfard. deceased b, giving hond
the Law dirccts-IIs Therefore fcqu'sts all pcT-
who ars indebted TO the said d"ccasod's estate
to make immediate payment; and those Who have
any demands thereon, To exhibit the same TO
LYMAN RiWSON.
March I, 1851.
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TmOMAs STICkNEY- h,r Id II,-f,rI

THE subscriber hereby gives rul,ic notice 10 ~
concerned that be has bc,n dolly appointed snd IA.
kcn rpon hin,cf the uust Il AdIi,niitiatot II thc
estate Il
THOMAS sTICKNEY. h,r n IIirfrd
IN the Cont, II ose,ri. drc~rs-d. b, yi,irs l-pd
as the law dirccis-ll, Ih,,tJ,c rr,lO,,l. all l-t.
sons whn indebted 70 ihr all - casr ~ ,stair,
To make immediate rovu-pt; rod 'h-s~ v b. have
ANY demands thci,Un, ~ exhibit the SAM 10
JOHN LiE.,ABEE.
March 9TH. 1881.
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WILDERiS
PiTaNT SlLiMlNDER SIZES.
40. - MERCHANTS ROW, nO.TON
,nENtE 90 onhunN
The flaein; 'rucr Gom d.. proprietor Il tn
Chrl'-l l.iuHIn, - . r,u,l 4 ihr ,rpui.r pullr'
Ii,. ol ihis ST:
Ch,Lel, Va, IS. IsIS.
John T.. vi e. E,r.-D,ar - o. t,ik To-
,uur put', h,,, ihr pleasure ~ -, that the ls"L-
All Tsgor. onuthutrJ ln the Siic hsu.hr 1t 'un,
weir r'liort.y icgihl, and uuiau.,i D, bee at the
luuing II he thrlsa Landry 80 che BOZ ~ ~ The
10Th int, Ihur were pages 4ld la'nA ,ltrs ~
the dnv,is u'lhr sslc, vhi,h hsd nna T'itan'' 81
having l,,.ul thrun.h hW The SAT w. cNr"'
cd 10 az iiirl.' heat be- ,,'rII homs.
llr'cuul', yus,,
The f,IlpN,ug l'iteS ir1m The Surc'iaio rhIni Il
the Msilc Telegraph Crnrap,, .. ap.llrr pru'i 81
the .uI-np,iy II John T.. Niiirt'. s.r o'cr all
other
nausor, Ort. -, 1919.
John T.. Willrr, E.1.-Drar 81. The Salc
rtrchl,rd II 800 was exposed 10 goat drgl,c 81
heat at ihg bunrg II thr I'll -arh Ohio ~ ilis
rit,. T. uas ~ the bee IN b.uf. Ihr i-.Ik, anil
ps,crs Nci, uailJw,d, and thc ,ana,c o. The rair
vss NcN uiiing, alb Iugh u GU from the scrond
stor, To- the basement - the lNadr.. The little
rsp4if- H,t,s,an To- the saic h". Ly,n made, and
W. hall MT nrgi Ia return H. u y s,l ~ good a.
new. Respectfully your,
JAMES EDDY.
~ addition o. the above certificates IN 6yot 81
these SAFE, I isr,Nrd a Dipionn aud silver Well
al ir th, Lst SAFE n the late fsu hsld Ia Bo'"u.
JOHN a.. WILDER,
MANUFACTURER AND PR0pRls TOR,
3m 2j Merchant, Row, Boston. {
NOTICE.
THE Subscriber. call the attention n those hly'
i ing ua.,ttlrd accnuuis with ih,iu II hng staai'
ing-hopc the, val them ',tilcdly the hIst Jay
of April nest, ali u Mt .crtlgd W that time the,
p c,unc no one vilLc disposed To hSi fault II there
i vNIsnsc made after thI. ,lJto.
HUBBARD & STEVENS.
Pau., F,h ~, I.jI. al
NOTICE.
THE Dircctors Il the Maine NUunl fTc lnsur.
i ancc Company ha,in; made the 18Th asses,
mcnt u .ail COMPANY mcmbcr arr hereby notified
that their bill, will become ra,ahl- Apfh I, 1901.
j. WATERMAN, Col.
Gorharp, Feb 20, 1851 3w3
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Na Court II rrolatc heal At Paris, within and ior
the CounIN of ONiord, On the seventh ds, II Jan.
mp ~ the year Il cur Lprd eighteen hundred
anil hhy-onc.
oRIN fRAsIIER. Aiministrslor ~ the Estate
of SUMNER iltASllI.li, late 81 Peru IN aid
rUuai,, dcoease, ha'in. prc.cntcl hi. f., aor"unt
Il his administration Of the estate of aid deceased,
ltwas Ordered, thatIhe .aid A,-Aini,trator give
notice In al persons interested. b, causing copyui
thu order H. L. pull,.hed three vs-. succossiNe,
~ The ONford DcuDcrai, Prinsdsi pans. that
the, nav APPEAR alta Pfolate'C purt Z" - held al
DNicd ~ ssid county, On the ss,cnlcsnih day ~
September next ~ iwo II the clock IN the afternoon
add .hsw csu.r, Il any they have, Why the samc
should not H. allowed. r...
S GEO. X. SHAW, Register.
A true cop,--Ate,t: Gao. X. SHAW, Reg.
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS
BENJiNIN sll.IiMNN, P,,nd,Hy.
NOERl~ WILCOX, I~c Pfsad,rf.
HENJiMlN MOVES. Noff,fTyg.
JOHN ". fIrCn. T--iusy.
rIINY JEwETT. ". u. H'a, doc, c Lia,.'-
New Havoc, e.
OLIVER BREWSTER, Au4,v.
I'll ". HlNkE, ". ~ Noi.ai FIaFF~,
juHN 4. W,EHIs, n. n. ! Csafa'f1g Phya.
JouN WAN, ". II. paT,,
Boston.
WI T.. GOOpNOw, IrD,.
Ju',tHAS :. MIMI, M.di.ri Efsas".
Norua,, Ne.
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.JNMEs EDDY
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE Directors II the Maine NUunl fuc lnsur
/ ancc Company ha,in; made the 18Th assess.
mcnt u .ail ComI,u, mcmb,rs arr hereby notified
that ther ball, ~ ia become ri,abl- Ap'l I, 1851.
J. WATERMAN, Col
Gorhaln, Feb. 20. 1851 3v3
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commissioners, Nolicc.

NNML IILIiSIl.
~u,un~f. March l., ISL. '..t.6 3w
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Russian .Justice.

Russian justice and Spanish justice are
merrifcl Olike. being born Of one parent -
despot'sm. In the beginning Of July. sever.
al prisoners, detained in the citadel at War,
saw, expected to obtain their pardon from
the Emperor during the celebration at Mos.
COW on the 25th anniversary of his corona.
lion, but they had hoped in vain. On the
10Th Of July four Of the convicts were pub
licly flogged. One received 1000 lashes
two 1900 each, and the fourth 1000. The
last fell dead after having received l,oOC
lashes. and they placed the body Of the dy'
Ing man on a stretcher, where they admins
ed the remaining thousand to his corpse
Thirty others, Of whom the greater part wep
entitled to the amnesty granted TO refugees
were sent to the mines Of Siberia.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-10
The Michigan Conspiracy.

The trial Of the conspirators against the
Michigan Railroad, just concluded in De-
troit, (remarks the Cincinnati Nonpareil, J
has been one of the most extraordinary ju-
dicial investigations ever known in Ameri-
ca. The result, considering the circumstan
ces, must be regarded as most gratifying
triumph of justice. Twelve of the conspir-
ators have been convicted ofthe worst crimes
that can disgrace the criminal calender. The
conspiracy for the obstruction of the Railroad
was clearly proved, and to accomplish it ar.
son, murder, and the most diabolical at
tempts upon life and property were resorted
to. A whole community was implicated in
these crimes, and a whole community was
enlisted to prevent the conviction Of :hoss
arrested. Many Of the criminals were veal.
thy and influential. and their influence and
wealth were brought to bear in every posi-
bic manner in favor Of the accused. The
most skillful lawyers were employed, and
every device which ingenuity and. cunning
could devise was enlisted maid of the con
spirators. The triafoecupied nearly the,
months, and during this time two Of the
principal conspirators have diedin prison
it is supposed by poison administered BY
their own hands.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-10

This gifted young son Of Ohio is doing
good service in the democratic cause through
Outthe range Of his appointments. We had
The good fortune to hear him speak at West
Union and al Piketon, and can safely say
thatit has seldom. If ever, been our lot to
ut under more eloquent address. The
language was chaste, appropriate and fluent i;
the management of his subject clear and me-
thodical the argument logical and cogent
his nannerwas unaffected though impassion-
ed; and the whole tone and spirit of the ad-
dress truly democatic.s He showed up the
inequality and injustice of the existing bank
ing law, in style that carried conviction to
every unprejudiced mind. When placed in
The office Of Attorney General, as he assu-
redly will be. bis talents will have scope for
development, and we shall see the union of
fine legal attainments with fervid elquence
bringing forth their legitimate fruits, in a
faithful and efficient discharge OF duty to the
State. = '''' .''5
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Another slave Case.

AT Syracuse, NY, on the night Of the
Both ult., a fugitive slave named Henry, was
arrested and while undergoing his examina-
tioR before the Commissioner, he managed
through the assistance Of some personsi in the
crowd to effect his escape. He washowever.
subsequently, re-arrested, but the excitement
reached such height that further exsmi.
nation that day:was deemed inadvisable. The
next day he was again rescued from the hands
Of the authorities. The excitement at last
accounts was very great, and the military
bad been called out to preserve order.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-10-10
The Fire AnnihiIator,

We see it stated, on the authority Of the
London Mechanics Magazine that the Fire
Annihilator has failed TO prove itself reliable
and efficient as protection against fire.
The particulars are given Of a test which the
machines were recently submitted to, under
the personal superintendence Of Mr.. Philips,
the patentee, and which resulted in an entire
failure to produce the slightest effect upon
the burning mass. The test described by
the Magazine took place in the marshes at
Woolwich, in presence of a-numerous CON-
pany, including the Marquis Of Anglesea,
Master General of the 0rdlnance, Lord
Brougbam. the elite Of the officers Of the
Royal ARTILLERY, Mr.. Braidwood, Superiu-
tendeDt Of the London Fire Engine Estab-
lishment, and numerous scientific gentle
men and persons interested in the result Of
this experiment. The building was thee
story brick, 90 by 25 feet, the stories, 10, 9,
and 8 feet in height, each fitted up with va
rious articles, in the shape Of chairs, tables,
bedding, &C., so as to make the building and
its contents present as nearly as possible all
The usual circumstances Of an ordinary con-
flagation.
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c. L. vallandingham.

This gentleman, who was the opponent Of
Mr.. Medill, in the State Convention, for
Lieutenant Governor, accompanies Mr..
Pugh, and is an eloquent and effective speak.
er. His addresses are always listened to
with marked attention and produce a lasting
and beneficial effect upon his hearers. He
bears his defeat, in the convention, as every
true democrat should do, acquiescing cheer
fully nthe decision of he.peoplc. He is a
man of good heart and winning address and
is withal gentleman Of decided ability
His time will come yet. '@ss> : :.
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whlss Who Voted fos the New Con.

u
The members Of the whig party who yotet
e. the adoption Of the New Constitution
did 50 for the sake Of the REFoRMs which i,
emboeies. They did SO in spite Of the Cir.
cnlafof the whig State Central Committee
which strongly urged its rejection. Will
these men now, after that great measure Of
Reform has been put into operation BY theil
votes give their support 10 men who signal.
ized themselves by an opposition to its sdop.
tlop Are they the proper men to carry out
Its provisions, and to shape Jbe legislation oi
the State in accordance with flsreeuirements.
It seems to us that these considerations are
entitled to much weight in the. minds oI
those liberal minded men who cut loose
from the dictation of their self-constituted
party leaders, and voted in accordance with
their own sentiments,
WI those men further maintain theirin,
dependence Of party dietation, o. will they
now yield that independence, and put the
Constitution into the hands Of its open and
avowed enemies, to be carried into effect p
Dayton Empire.
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A Man with Four Hands.

We find the following in late letter OF
The Paris correspondent Of the New York
Herald: 2"
"a very extraordinary musical phenome-
non has just been presented to the Emperor
Of Russia, by Count Orlow, one Of the SUI
perintendents Of theatres Of the court Of
Nicholas. The phenomenon is young Va
lack, named frederick Roliz, who was born
with four hands, each of which has ten fin
gers, moving with The greatest sgility.--
Roltz is an excellent pianist, who has, oil
course no equal in the world. He possesses,
besides, the talent of mechanic, and he
made for his own use piano Of eight scores
over which his fingers are run like spiders
legs. RoItz was educated by Russian
prince, who left him, when he died, small
fortune, with which he has bought him abou,
two hundred rings, adorned with diamonds
with which he covers his fingers when he il
playing, and these diamonds produce sparks
as numerous as those of flint when strucl
with steel. This wonderful pianist viii
soor visit Paris.