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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
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To THE PUBLIC.

The snhscribers, Trustees Of tho Insane
Hospital, to whose turn !, came TO visit tho
hospital the prcsen, quarter, find that since
the fire on the 9TH December, the temporary
rcPsir Of the hospital have been completed
a, az expense of abou, $500. Thcnctihwng
h, entirely restored and Temporary roof has
been PCT over portion of the main buildiur'
50 that the offices and the dining rooms for
the patients can b, occupied.
Al the palicni, supported by the STATE
who we're saved from the fire, amounting to
20. have returned some Of the Others also
and some new patients have been received and
other, are known to be coming. The whole
number now in the hospital is ~. About
thirty more nigh, be received by putting two
oflhe least yiolcu, in a room.
In consequence oi the reduction Of patients
1t became very imporian, ,ha, reduction
should be made in the expenses, and Dr. Bates
the prcseu, Superintendent, having received
from the Governor and Council an appoint
mcnt To- visit other Insane Hospitals IN the
United States. with view to report what i'm
pro,cmrnis could he made in the buildings,
(,huulI the State think proper to have them
rcslorci.) ha, resigned the Office OF SuPcrin-
lcudcn,; and we have Judged It cSpcdlent to
keep the Office vacant ior the present, be-
Loving that DE-. Harlow, who has held the
Office II Assistant Physician IN the hospital
lor nearly SIX years, and had previously been
connected With the luslnr Hospital At Bat
tl,horo'. W, could adequately perform the
du,ic, Of acting Superintendent, aud Physician,
while the patients remained - few as the
prr.rn, buildings would accommodate. They
have also made as many other reductions in
the ,Npc,,cs as was possible. They have al.
M ordered ih,, the board should be- fixed unit
mmly o., $500 per week ior III pat'cnl., a'
lhc accommodations DO not allow the same
classification as hes hitherto taken place.
Tho cumm.lir, have made thorough cN.
animation NJ 400 the stoves, furnaces and irc.
places. and h1,c bad them made as secure frum
d., danger fine as DO tl,r Judgement could
D.. done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
N,ral and Political Fresd.n.

twill Pc rr,sl,crsj Che, gr, w.ag years
,ir,s, the t,nr-a,c Tr.rs.g'rva, r,gr.s...-
"a by = certain elias, ut men. rs h.ur .rn.-
ci o. Christianity, 900 Ga, t.s ,N.-.--.I
thcus.'yls ,.iy freely and ..rlN against
the Wild 7rI stormy spirit r. Democracy.
which to their mind bad shown .,..i H ar
alarming extent DO tbs eglav. Taos men
ws-c oP7,.,l o. our t.-Hs uf -rcHn.rr
81 800 ay.- of governments oa.,. rr... H.r-
ucrs sca.r,, Che irr, action 81 Oh. masses.
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hlnl1uy. ., know ,ua' ,rr'sNs AMI o.n-
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1r ritcaIrr ana ,,.rHr 40 rw....car
institutions, arf placing ,nv ,sumauua OPP
on to intelligence and T.ru ai tae --at
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more yir,aous Of the coluur,,, uou,. revolt.
snI {, subn.l :, -y.,,in, institution. which
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gracefully away s4orc the wind. wh'Is the
,hrcs men Who had hccn lSh in charge were
essily sccurci.
"IIaIlca, thcrU'" shouted Capt. sP'nne''
a. dc leekless pirates crowded around the Ice
rspEway Of their prr5e, A" when you find them
,.lysr dollars, Just let Is know, viii YOU y
Half = dozen pistol shots was all the an
sver the old man got, but they did him no
harm and, ercvjinr on an sail, he made for
,he ,e,.-l he had discovered, which by dead
:, lswarl Of him, aud which he now made out
10 ,, a large shir. The clipper cut through
TIE water hike q dolphin, ard IN a rcm1rklol,
short spac, Of tmo S7innc, lutrd ~ urter
,hc ships stern. and explained O.! t1a' h'.
AaPpeueL. The slipT-o,cj To b. 30 L'F
IaJ,amin, bound t.g Charleston, having, 1.'
tOli, thirty mca on boari, tUeaty ct whom 90
one jumped inio clipper ana ol,r,d A..r sss-
vices IN hllpiur to lake Do, pirates.
Before dlis Captain Sq.uuci We once
more within hailiu- distance ct h.s Own ,g'.
~, and. raising trumpet Co b.s mouth, be-
shouted:
"Schoo,cr ah.y, VII YOU q-.,,.y sur
reader Yourselves prisoners, It We c'me on
bOsrti"
Gene and Nv a." reformed ihc pirate
ca, ,a.n, a,Le 5rall.,lrl be, cut.4.y above hr,
head ia a v,r, threatening manr,r, Which
seemed TO INDICATE ,l,r hr would fsb, 60 Jhs
ll,i.
Dot tlatva, Boo. l,,, mor.r', Cos >-'h Nl,
erorchci below tbc b1iUas,s, taking i.'hgr-
ate am along ,ie barrel gi heavy r.h., aad
- TIC bloody ,,i'lis vls .a Ias sct,iuu.rc
10 hi, men, the s51rP cs5c, oi S.rb S3H1ats
raj, rang rs la, doth rsai, and Oh. nest
momeu, the pirate captain ...l ta,s a'n Che
arms cfhi, mrr. vt,a O. boss ,fta.i.s 'hTo.
bis hslu.
"Nov, " shouted ,hr r.5 m.r. a' b.. .'..r
FL III, long p.,y, gun, aH. 5000. o. u-.'.a
match, "I'll give yol JUS, l,c minute. O..
make up your mind, ia, arl % yoa t'ni sl''
render. Iu blow ever, ,r- u, bob. a'H ,lg
other Vg,'i'
The Death Of choir c7.n.a 1rl, v.'hrI, OH.
.,ehi Of the pointed r,v, -u-..e l.c".a5
properties c!vht,a ,hry sr.o 0r.I-aru.-.'
the pirates ,o hs.r sgrsrs. ara r.g trr."
down tt,.rv .lry.s, ar' ar..rl tHeNcu.gu-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

DlsyNioy.-John Randolph, although he
lid not entertain a very exalted opinion Of the
Yankees. was a firm and uncompromising
friend of the Union Of the States. In one OF
his speeches in Congress, he once made use
of the following language, which ought TO be
cngraven on the portal Of the Capitol;
"Thc very mention of disunion Of the
States is a grea, public injury. 1t goes to
unhinge the tone of the public mind. 1t
makes men acquainted with the possibility Of
the thing, and once admitted into their breasts,
they will not contemplate i, with thai abhor-
renesin rlieh il ought 10 b hs5 BY rry true
r1fr,o'."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
MOYEY Losr ANp Rrcoyrnrn-A me-

MOsrY Losr AND RrcovERED.-A pack.
age of $4,000 Of tho bills Of the Freeman
Bank, Bristol, from the Merchants Bank,
Providence, was delivered Las, Wednesday Ia
driver of TIC Bristol stage. Who placed il
IN the boot, and befnro arriving at Bristol, III,
package was missing. The driver immedi.
aiely returned, but could not find the package
Yesterday be found it at the toll house, where
it had been lsfl by some one who had picked
il Up 20, knowing its ralue.-Proridene,
Jsyrrc'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

VraNovr-Thc Homestead Exemption
Law passed by the Vermont Legislature OF
1919, went into operation on tie tint Of thi.
month. It provides tia, house aud land, To
the value Of $500, with the produce Of the
land, shall BE- exempt from attachment and
,Nccuiion, cNccp, for taNcs. In case Of the
icc-asc Of a husband, this amouu,of property
shalt descend to his wife and children, with.
un, being subjected to his debts, unless made
specially chargcabIs ihcreuPon, and such
Homestead cannot be alicnaied or mortgagcd,
,xccp, by Joint deed Of husband and wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

Ayrvn,Elr lady ofaca'ebuici physician.
in Boston one day casting her cyc uut Of ,ln
window, observed her husband iu ihr funeral
procession of one of his patient, (which she
ryrIaimei-'l do wish nv husband would
Keep away from such pruccs,Ions; il appeln
too much Ike a tailor carrying home biz own
work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

Sorru C,Eol>, Lro,slArrrr.-Thc IL.
e.,aturc 1T South Carolina, PRIOR to adjourn.
mca,. postponed or InDI on lhc table mos, of
thr b.I', ct "wu'uuon" wb.ch cmaualcl
from the brains ul the ho, head. ul that body
TINS was q sensible move. aud indicates thr
dawn of returning reason. Among the b.Il,
thus postponed were those to increase the Pc.
ualucs tor circulating any written or printed
papers, PRINT or engraving, %, pictorial repre-
scu,auon, with uleu, to disturb ,ho peace or
security oi lhc State, To prohibit lhc intro
duc,iou of slaves iun the State from any OF
the United States, and ior other purposes
therein mcauuacI; and al.o the bin Of non
intercourse with the Notwithstanding states
of lhs Union lhai have passed acts to prevent
the recovery OF slaves, ani given AN opinion
contrary To South Carolina policy, auI dc,u-
mard1l To her interest, M regard To her slave
population The hll to provide a police ~
relation On pgrsous coming from STATE, hoe
tlc To- the institutions of the south va, reicc.
ted. The mly legislation of Importance 10
relation to the southern question and to slave
IN seems to have bccu that providing idr a
Convention Of lI,c Southern States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

About $3.50 worth Of plate va, stolen lrum
the dvcIUn, Ut Caleb Cushing, Boo Ncvhury,
Tuesday night, by bu,glar Tho house, of
VIZ. Joseph Knapp and Ms John Welhvcro
al.o brukrn iuto, AID robbed u several ani,
Gle. ol value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

RnopE IsLASD.-Tho Providence Journal
admits tina, =" the coarse Of the wings for
the las, few elections have been tending inev-
ilably to defeat" Tho democrats say they
have registered the state, and are ready for
baiile.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

Is there anything really the matter With you
said physician 70 a person Who had cent Tor
him. don't knQW bow It Is, was the ~.
ply, q eat we'll, sleep we'll and have a good
appetite. Very well," said the doctor,
" III give You something to take away al
that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

Ju,ucr.-Ahnyarol ht, death bsl, will
cd 40 h., property to ihr Lanaur Asylum,
saving "a, reason f1r ~ doing, th1, be- wish.
ri hi, property to rcium go thc i.5,ul class
ni r,nnI. who Ilmnn.l.L BIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

Ancr two ballor.nrs in the Legislature,
Watkins, wing, vas elected chief clerk, W.
lIanlon, (snti.Benlun) Secretary; II u,
jackson (an'l-Bcnlon) Doorkctpcr; w ID.
McCnckion (anr.Beniun) Assistant Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

An Editor in the we.,r.a Iar, u New
York Is IN bad fix. ~ dunncd a ,ul,rr.
b.r Tor hI, -ut-Jiruon, witch be refused TO
p1l, al threatened 90 nos the editor d ho
topped doe Iapu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

"Wrll, Charley" said 800 lHyua, prra,
Co 200 urrhiu Of sumr three y.ar, on Dausr
ml, day, "vh1i did yul inI u your -,uc,.rg
ih., morning." Find, Either, replied lhe
hopeful. "uhy found bug hole" The
father gave thc boy one cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

GrSrRAL APPROPRIATIONS BILts.-ln the
House Of Representatives., on "Wednesday last
five Of the General Appropriation bills were
reported by the Committee Of Ways aud
Means as follows:
A hill making appropriation for the sup
port Of the Military Academy for the year
ending tic 3oth of June, 1852;
\ bill making appropriations for the pay
mcnt Of Revolutionary and other pensions for
the year ending the 3oth II Junc, 1859;
\ bill making appropriations fnr the cur.
rent and conlingcn, expenses Of tie Indian
Department, aud for fulfilling treaty slipula-
tons with various ludian tribes, for the year
ending the 3Olh Of June, 1889, and
\ hill making appropriations Cor the ser
wee Of the Post Office Department for the fs-
cal year ending June 80, 1859.
The same Committee had previously IT,
ported bill to supply Deficiencies IN the APP
rropria,Irns Gr the civil md diplomatic cN-
p,nsrs Of the Government ior the present f.
cal wear. The total amount OF the dcGclcn-
cic, reported IS SI.O32, 100. The following
arr the items
3D., u,.,,u,,soo, Si20D
S,l,,,.. .,f JuI.c. in Calilomia $500
Subsistence Department G5 Opl
Quhsr Master. Department .65 on
Turiil, ,ll ulhci Indian var claims - 900
Poet ON. prG,icuei,. 5000
E>in Clrks m iuir'ior Dfraumrut IS OJ
R.curdrt., Sur,s,ofs, Atumey.. Marhal',
Go,,mur. S,sr,Iari-, 10 OO
Jut.r. IT New Mexico AMI Utah, say.
l.sg..ls,urcof uuh 1900
ppusiur,. q, widow. and "U h.as Ii3 900
Tor uay With wyantat lniaa. ~ Oo
. Doc treaty with tab spd Na,las. 20 ~.
Vptioc. California Indian ,,r,u.,. ~ ~,
l,sm,,pluf Ch.pr.sas p ~,
Negotiating tr,lus. With Wiz indiana. ,pi
mr.rrIbnsuus Indian .NreHs,s 40 OJl
>ut,u'gale Il lntnu.. and ODD cslns IS %,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

CuEwNs F.s,Gr>.-Thc New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce show, lhai Tom CorwIu i,
uo b,ugr in his lac', than ,n h.- logic, that
during lhs four years of 'hr uuTof 'iG wc
have imported oaly ahai si,oOO,OoO more
than $50 have exported, aud instead OF the
specie going away, $50 have impaired : H.
100000 Ut it more ,iaa see have exported On
The last iOuf years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
WAsiiN0roN, Jan. 10.

\ lrc was discovered yesterday evening,
in a roum IN the General Land OIicy. .ilcr
the clerks had refined 1t was lAo result ol
accident and was cNiIuguishcd by the watch
man, without any serious damage
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
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Insane Hospital, Jan II. 1851

Ts.rrunr,rurlLrss Ilo.s-.-Soon
atrr ,nr decision or Julr, Iu'-un. uf 10, I .
= Couu, Co srnl long. %. fugitive slave.
bsr. in Virginia, was m-Ir pn.I.- y,s'cu'ay,
q ar., number of rolarI g.r.ac,.ig-'rI a
amI a.uu, me Irving House, .nrr.-Hr ia.
Lur 1851. la.r scented preparatory 'o luuf
-u, E,.A. u..oi doe black, struck 70 uh',
maa vho S., present. and b.oody .crr,
cam. Dear being enacted. hsruh,mrrvan
h,I b..a N.u.,, iur ID. claimant b.n.
present. dra a az au,lI,i revolver auI
urr,,arI Co ,huut 1000, black who .huuld ,n.
i.rg5r with hn. Amor much trouble n Oh.
nu ol M Howard, uIr proprietor uf OBJ.
llau.r. Boz and 90. uau with ilr pistol u.'h.
Jrra, and ,hr large gnI excited crowd, who
haa cugrr1ltrd 10 winr,, ia, o..Dl, 4a.e',
j,p,r,rJ. Long. doe fugitive, vas 300 tlr
cour, room %, ,bc time of lIr disturbance
IS. y Jour. Of Com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

In the ll,h Congressional district, Penn,
Brsdon, democrat, has been elected IN Con.
grcss by about 300 majority.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

sr,rUDr 90 Dr,ru -AIruolrr Hutch
inson. 10 wear, of age, ben, brru loand guilt,
of Ihc murder Of Nathaniel EIuun,u0, anil
,rnrnral io Death NJ llol'iIy,hgrsh. Pi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

More snow sell, during the past month OF
December than has been known to fall dunng
the same month for fifty years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

tn, figures expressing the number Of the
U. 5. have at leas, changed. The Old "l3'
is turned round into 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

tsTTwo sailors, named Thomas Rean ami
Edward Clements, convicted at Richmond,
Va, of piracy, have been sentenced to b,
hung on the 3lst January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

OrFIcrrs OF Acadia Division, No. lij, s
t T., at South PdTls-W. A. Rust, W. r..
I. j. Whitehead, w. y; T.. W. Simmons
r. $; +. {. Merrill, 4. n. $, l.. r. Booth
", T. $; d. Jordan, r.; WIN. Yates, C..
p. Il. McFaidru, 4. c., J. J. Morton, |. S.
lanes Abbott, q. 5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

ItCeotaion IN Us COURSE " N'aN NiN 'initst
e permitted 10 utter its ,hondcrs, and the
fountains Of the great deep are poured on,
upon the face Of the earth; or that the solid
ground ia shaken and rsr, asundcr BY the ont.
breaking Of the hidden frs, or ,h' confined
arr 10 is centre. rushing To regain lbs cquIlI-
hr.um. On no, Each AMI al ct these arr
bet workiay on, in their own way, AND in The
only way m which .t could b. accomplished,
Grand and h.rrfcen, results. Give Us free
l1n. with occasional ouilrc.ls, ard the cccaD
of the public mint ia,lci into fury, rather
thar Sgaf s.rofJ,sIotsr. where s"a7cfly a
solitary u1r'coa tie cccan Of 'Ar pabI'' mind
Give. s-uus OF puri, or ,piu,ual iig, ur To-
Iu,al irrcJ,m be- the mass. The very soul
,fmsn from n, ,nmos, fountains Is constantly
CRYING ca,-rot 20 b, governed more, hui l,s,
Ito D., uorr free. ana Those base formed cr-
-aeors opinions It ,te power. ard m'orr OF
t., soul. Who suppose that thry c1n farther
OBJ. advancement 1T morals or ryhe,0a, by re-
,,raintn, 10, cravings, or s,lcuciur l,s 1splra-
lions. I, c4uuot be done. The only a.i'ml-
urc lra i, D., breaking chain alter cua'n--
throwing Oh. ule by ore, the shachl,s Nh'ch
have cramrcI down ,he energies OF the uer,
thu, la,r e VII after evil Us often O, Il can
br done without imposing a greater c,ii u1-
o.. every m,u shalt stand out : free man, ire
600 OBJ, enjoyment of his right, IS citizen oi
this world, and sIouoasiy lrrc. Ms 'l' p.. grim
t1 another auI "a better country.
orr ro,cum,ut. We believe, D, ihc br't
government ever We, Instituted Coz tho free
raJ 900 j,,c.,grmgn, ct m7n's angelic oar1.
ru-s. Uutit #, Tot all tblt could b'v.-hcI,
mp I'M tn1, o., desirable Co aid in ihe rrra,
u,-s of mia', political aal moral rrdrm,-
u.1.
Ttrcyr.Hrrcv Of ou' government IS io be-
5..mr-l o., ,hr r.i.r, D, De-. ur1a rhe ca0
u-- --I bargno,, ct individual men. I.n
largest nrrJ.n ts essential Co tH.-. ant Qua
oan -.gr-rmrrt o., q, D.. Tr.frI Shove OIL. oth-
c-- ur thrs ,-rs ground. p, -rr1.- Goo .s '.n'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

According to the State valuation, the prop
eriy in Massachusetts, is estimated to be worth
$500, 200, 200.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

OFFICERS Of the Temperance Waiehmar
Tub at South Paris, for the present quarter
;. StuHe,ani, ). c.; ". 4 Rust, ]. c.; A
VI. Hammond, X. s.; W. II. bennett, c. S.
IS. Cummings, T.; ]. Hall, c.; L. II. Gam
non. VI: A. Morse, A. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

NoNrsATIos by THE GovERSoR.-Green-
lief whi,a Of Augusta, to be Adjutan, Gen.
sral, rio, Alfred Redinefon, resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

81 am a going tn iraw tbs beau uto 90
knot, " o, the Young ldy SAID when she ,lood
At the hy,ncnul altar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17

EYThc man who PROCESSES TO be neural IN
politics either figures a, the head or bangles
At the tail Of federalism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-17
New YonE, Jan 10.

The Democrats in Kentucky have nomina-
ted :. w. Powell Tor Governor, and Robert
II. WickliGt for Lieut.. Governor
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Washington arrived from Sou,hlmp.
iua e, N.a York, on "Wednesday. bringing
ono i.g.s l'rr Intelligence. She h4, a large
clr-r, .HI o. passengers.
Gn"' umpouuua B, going 900 between thr
Cmnl .l ,hr New ila,rg and Bremen liar,
OF Ham.r, 'orlre.GhL The hucr have bc,n
.gcr ..a. o., rrmuusuuus price,.
Guvuf.-Ihc .olut summon, ISSUED Do,
lh. A.'rln auI Pru-..an Cab.nr, 10 alI thu
GrWH governments, 90 ,rnd repro. uut,,s
CO. r.r Dr-Ian Coui,w.crs, has b.cu puhI.-a-
uL Th. pus,an Cvnm.-ag, vho hli p,u-
r..ii to lIa..riu, 900 conjunction u.lu col.
league named by Auan. io ugar SaiIli-
u-r..N m -.-.,al hnu.rs, Do Cen. Won
Thmnm u. BERLIN Constitutional J".m.'
boz. b... ...u ..li.r Dos ,..r,I lhD Police.
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a Snow Storm

From che Camutn School Jmntlulih rlu, ~
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
CHICAGO BRASS q BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. kINCKER,

Also on Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning MILL
WNE Proprietor of this Establishment is prepared to
Cast Bells OF all sizes He would particularly invite
those who wish to purchase Church Bells to those of his
manufacture His bells will be sold reasonable terms
theycan be purchased from the East from
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he can make good bell that will give large
volume OF sound as those OF manufacture with
fourth less weight OF meia and this proportion OF
thus saved III the purchase of his Bells He
break for year proper usage and should one
fail or LO prove TO be good represented
turned TO ms shop and be made good without expense
the purchaser, by recsl; replaced By new one If
should break time during his life, he will re-cis il
for hall the expense OF casting Western people will see The
western interests
His bells have taken the premiums the two last Fairs of
the Chicago Mechanics Instute-the last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The follow ing is copy of the report
the committee on The Bell submitted for inspection the
Fair of May 1850:
Article H. Glass No g. Church Bells
bell of 40 pounds, by ii. w. Rincker of this city, is
well made and smooth casting Ii exhibits great degree
OF skill In its manufacture; has admirable tone and
hrowsa greater volume of sound than any bell of
trial was had between the above bell and manuctur
ed by Mr. Meneey, of Troy, N. " the being consid-
eraby the heavier of the wo-9j5 pounds The arrangement
Tor ringing Mr. Knockers bell temporary and by far in
terror to that OF Mr. Meneey notwithstanding which
believe that there but little difference in the distance that
the two bells could be heard and that the of Mr.
ers bell was by far the most pleasing TO the A Gold
Medal was awarded to Mr.. Rincker
The above Is a true copy of the Report.
C. r. SLOAT, Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
NJ Rncker is also prepared do all kinds work
casting and furnishing short notice and in good STYLE
such as machinery magnetic machines physical instruments
soda fountains beer pumps stopcocks oil globes etc etc
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes.
Old Brass and Copper purchased and taken exchange
for bells at the market prices.
Chicago, 1851
(. q" Orders may be left in Kenosha with E. RITDD or
al the office of the Telegraph.