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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28
Athens, Friday, Nov. 20, 1851.
THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.

THE SENATORIAL ELECTION.
We canno, see that any possible good
will result from keeping up a fire about the
recen, Senatorial election. or to get up
feeling of indignation and dissatisfaction at
the result. The election Is over, and the
Wing party, in the State and out OF the
State, are satisfied with it. An allusion,
however, TO the Representative from this
county. contained in letter from Nashville,
and published in the last Chattanooga Ga
se,te, and one IN the Knoxville Wing,
makes i, necessary tina, we should say just
one word more on the subject. Mr.. Cooke
is the Wing Representative from McM'nn
county. and in voting in caucus for Gov.
Jones he hid just what nineteen !,rent'eths
Of the Wing party Of the county expected
hum 10 do. The feeling for Gov. Jones
was unanimous among the Wings OF Nc.
MINI county; it was the same way IN
Monroe, with the exception. perhaps. OF
a portion Of one civil district; IN Bradley
county we are informed not a solitary Wing
can be found who was opposed 10 him; as
far as we have learned it is the same way
in Polk county, and in fact throughout
lowe, E.as, Tennessee. Any one who will
take the trouble 10 inform himself on the
subject will find the facts just as we have
stated them, precisely so, and no other way.
We depreca,e any thing calculated 10 gel
up dissatisfaction in the matter, and only
recnr to the subject for the purpose OF JUS
tfylng the course Of MIR. Cooke, who has
faithfully and honestly reflected the sen'i-
menls Of the Wing party Of his county in
casting his vote for Jas. C. Jones.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

THE Macon MARKETs.-ln another coll
umn will be found statement Of the Ma
con markets. Hereafter these statements
will be published weekly, and our readers
may rely on their being correct. The
members of the firm are East Tennessee
ans. acquainted with the business of our
section, and persons forwarding produce
could not do better than 10 consign TO w.
F. Harris s. Co. We trust they will be
literally pa,ronized.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28
WASHINGTON, Nov. %

There have been rumOrs for some days
that the difficulties between Spain and the
United States have been amicably adjusted.
The Spanish Minister yesterday dined with
MIR. Webster, which may be regarded as a
confirmation Of The report,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28
A rambling correspondent Of an eastern

a hmbIIng correspondent OF IN eusteIH
weekly says Of ST. LOUIS:
81 have now been here over one month,
and have come 10 the following conclusion
regarding ST. Louis. 1t would oe desira-
ble place for pleasure if there were clean
streets, public squares. residents that would
wash their pavements, at least once year;
no ponds Of stagnant water. cool weather,
ard very large musquito bar oil around
the town.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

FIRE IN AUGUSTA, GA.-A fire broke
on, in Augusta, on the night OF the 18Th
in the Cabinet Warehouse Of c. A. Plat
which communicated 10 the building Of the
Chronicle and Sentinel office. The lalte'
was destroyed with all its contents-Ios'
St5.OOO-no insurance. This is a severe
loss on the proprietor, DR.. Jones. The
Chronicle and Sentinel is one Of the mos'
able and efficien, papers IN The South, and
We ,rus, that it will receive such support
as will enable the proprietor to recover
from the serious loss which has over'aken
him. We subjoin the folio wing paragraph
in reference 10 the calamity from slip is
sued since the fire:
Under such a disastrous calamity, our
reliance is upon our PATRONS e. FRIENDS
and our own indomI,able will 10 overcome
syery obstacle. We appeal, therefore, 10
sseru man ,rho oUes as cent. 10 remit u
promp,ly; and we shall feel greatly obliged
10 ali those who may feel disposed 10 pay a
.eny IN Advance. Certainly no man who
owes US, will fail in such an hour. 10 pay
promptly the pal,ry sum Of few dollars,
when assured that it will secure our pro
eress without difficulty.
~. sscw ,ha, among our SIX THousASr
FIVE HUNDRED SUBSCRIBERS we nave
many warm hearted. generous friends whit
wall promptly end cheerlully come to- ou
aid. and we ieei assured that none will o'
found waiting IN sympathy-ln sympa
thy 100 which will no, eKpend itself IN mere
words OF regre, aud coincidence. for ou
misfortune.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

A Coop CRop.-We are informed by
gentlemen from South River township thar
Mr.. Alfred Warner gathered this fall eleven
hundred barrels of corn from one hundred
acres of land. Three men and boy are
all the hands Mr.. w. had in his employ
Hannibal (.No.) Mess.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

Goop.-The City oil Tuscaloosa has
passed an ordinance prohibiting the retail
of liquors within its limits for a less sum
than $1,000!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

The Washington Telegraph. publishes a
rumur that Secretary Corwin has lost $751;.
600 by the failure Of the Columbus lnsur-
ance Company.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

The assets of the Peoples Bank Of Pat'
terson, New Jersey, is estimated at about
sixty thousand dollars. The circulation OF
the time Of the suspension, was two hun.
dred and twenty. seven thousand dollars
The receivers will probably pay about
twenty cents on the dollar Of the circuia.
ton.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28
The Washington correspondent Of sh'

The washington cUTtesPo"ue"S
Baltimore Sun, OF the l4th inst, says:
The difficulty between this Government
and tina, of Spain Is as good as settled
There will, of course, be some understand
ing about e,iqueue-all that Spain wants;
and the usual courtesy due to friendly ma
lions will not be refused her. Powder mas
been wasted on more occasions than one
Mr.. Webster and Mr.. Calderon deserve
both great credit for the manner 10 which
,hev have conducted this affair. Depend
on il, that, on burning The powder, the one ,,
hundred and fifty American prisoners WI VIII
he sen, back to the United States. The
moor fellows are, on an average, not twenty
wears Of age, were heroic boys, misled oy
others.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

SINGULAR CASE OF SURGERY.-One Of
the compos'ors employed in the PhiladeI-
phia Ledger Office had surgical operation
performed upon his left hip on Saturday
last, which brought 10 light sewIng>
needle Of ordinary size, the possession Of
which he was before entirely unconscious.
How or when it got there he has not the
remo,es, knowledge, and it is by no means
improbable that he has carried it since his
childhood. l, was still smooth and polish.
ed, but had become Of jet black.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

A bill has been introduced into the Sen,
ate of Kentucky TO suppress the practice
Of carrying concealed weapons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

An Eastern paper says that Mr.. Benton
the Ex-senator, is going to Caiiiornia, 10
ioin his relatives there. but will publish ms
Two volumes ofpoitIcsl "reminiscences before
he begins his exile.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

Welearn that Mr.. Thrasber has been tr'eo
by jury of six and convicted Of treason md
sentenced to e,gI, years labor in the cham
gang, in the quicksilver mines. We are 'n'
formed that Mr.. Thrasher having established
q newspaper in Havana. had ,akeS certain
his to the Spanish Government. which
ore, we believe, necessary to be taken BY
foreigners, prior TO permission being grant,
ed to them 10 engage in business there and
,hs. consequently he was regarded as
sranish subject, and tried according to the
laws Of Spain.
Mr.. Owen. it is stated. attended the ses'
sion of the Court, which consisted OF ire
sident md six members-,hree OF whom
were for gnroting and three for imprlson'ne
Mr., Thrasher, but the casting voice OF tn
presiden, decided in favor Of imprisonment
We have heard. likewise, Z rumor' TN
authenticity of which, however, we do no
vouch for, 10 the effect that Mr.. Owen wa
no, rendered a seat, but was kept standing
during the trial.-Cor. Char. Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

SrEEp.-Knoxville must be way of IN
the Interior some where. According 10 the
Register the news of the Senatorial elec'
ton, which come of on the 18th, did not
reach them until late on Wednesday fol-
lowing. We were about 4S hours ahead
of that down here. Great convenience 10
be at the head of the RAILROAD. You had
better stir about, gentlemen, or the first
thing you know you will be in the woods.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

THE N. Y. ELEc1loNs.-Darn them
New York elections, or the telegraph, one.
First the Wings had carried the State-then
the Democrats-and then the Whigs-and
now il is neither the one nor the other, nor
both, us we can understand. The same in
regard 10 Mississippi. First Col. Foote's
majority was 2O.OO0-then fifteen, then
eight, and so on. getting beautifully less al
every click Of the wires, until it has dwIn
died down to fifteen hundred. and not done
yet. we presume. The telegraph lines ar
awful .fbLers-,he operators must have all
at some period OF their lives, been Locoloc'
editors.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

GEoRGA.-Tbe State of Georgia has
more and better works of internal improve
ment than any other Southern State anc yet
her public debt is among the smallest. Gov
Townes, is his &C., Just delivered. says
the debt, fareign and domestic. in lS47'
was 81 SIS, s75. 1t IS now only Sl'e24,'
1872, of which s3OO, 900 is soon TO be re
deemed out of the income Of tho Western
and Atlantic road. A surplus Of $54,O3e
in the State treasury is also applicable to
the sams object, thus leaving the real debt
of the State only Sl,37O.6S4.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

The National In,elligencer Of the 18th
inst. says tina, members of Congress we're
already arriving at Washington. The first
session of the thir,y-second Congress meets
next Monday.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

RlGHTs AND WRoNss OF WoHEE.-
When the simple question Of superiority iS
at issue, the men always have given up.
II ladies' aad gentlemen NEE: on The side
walk, who have 10 turn out? II there arc
no, seats enough for all the company, who
has to stand up? When there is danger TO
face, who must 60 forward? If there is
curiosity to crafty, who goes behind? If
there IS too much company for the first
table, who eat at the second2 Who has
always the right hand and the most envia-
BILE posilion2 We could mention hun-
bred other cases in which, on the simple
question Of right, every thing is yielded to
the women. But there are many cases IN
which the condition OF men is still worse.
For instance, if on any public occasion,
pew al church, or seat anywhere, be
occupied by men ever so respectable or
aged, a little beauty trips along and presents
herself a. the Top Of the seat, and then they
must all jump up and run OIL, as if they
had been shot. Especially ought it 10 be
noticed that when matrimonial negotiations
are IL be made, the whole burden Of per.
forming the delicate and often embarrassing
part Of making proposals is thrown upon
the men, while the women sit and say no,
no, no, as long as they like. and never say
yes, until they have a mind TO.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

FREED AND ESCAPED SLAvEs.-Wc find
in Southern paper the following table COM
piled from official sources, exhibiting the
number Of slaves who were manumltted, or
escaped from the Southern States during the
year ending June lst, 1851
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

Judge Cole, Of the U. S. District court
of Maine, died at Paris, in that Sta'e' Oh
the ! lth inst.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

New YORK MONEY MAHKET.-The New
York Journal Of Commerce OF TUESDAY
says there is a steady demand for money, at
our IS, quotations. The supply Of bills OF
Foreign Exchange is not adequate t" the
demand. and prices closed very firmly, with
an oc,iye business. There will be iarther
sbpment of coin on Saturday, probably ex-
ceeding ha million Of dollars, and unless
the receipts OF produce bills from The South
should be heavy, the exports of specie in all
next week, will be likely 10 be nearly as
large as for last week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28
LATE DISPATCHES.
CHARLESTON, Nov, {

SHAKLESIoN, NoS' So
.Nsw York. Saturday. .Nop. 22.-Cot,on.
Sales to-day 800 bales --market dull. prices
unchanged. 200 bags Rio Coffee sold a,
81.
The U. S. Marshal has arrested all the ri.
oters at Syracuse. They have been indicted
BY the grand jury.
Kossuh's reception at Manchester and
Birmingham was Unprecedented in en!husi.
asm.
Lieut.. Pin, Of the Royal Navy, is prepar'
ing to start in search of Sir John Franklin.
FRANcE.-Aifairs are exciting. PRESS
idenl's specch-600 officers Uf the army
had already declared reliance on them in
in any emergency. Speech regarded as a
declaration of defiance to the assembly, and
a determination to oppose it. Officers and
soldiers of all grades are determined to snp-
por, the President in opposition 10 the as.
scmby.
CHARLESTON. Nov. q.
Kossu,h continued TO receive triumphant
and unprecedented demonstrations Of res
pect.
FRANcE.-The new electoral law hns
been defeated. Notwithstanding the de.
fen, of the Ministry, every thing was tram
qulI.
The submarine telegraph is in successful
operation.
The yield Of gold in South Wales is said
to equal to that Of California.
The King Of Hanover, at last accounts
vas dying.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-28

Nathan Sargent has BEEN appointed Re'
gster of the Treasury. in place Of Towns
end Hanes, resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

Y
C.mrl.>inn rirhl, ,inirl With 'hr l'a.u Il h-.hh,
With ,h.a o.. purc lad aif pluau mlfIlo-
-pI end fuI,t a. The iiagrant fnsr--
Teeth s,IUi snI white 80 asisstsr.
E.rIfh ui tn,,'rst fragrance, anil ln. Il coral tint.
Will IIVtrg riu-,t. 1ui gli.s, Lushs,
luNuuul u,ss'' dancing gao'iuIiy u'cr che swan
hkr asrk,
Nu i.L rru.i,. snoi, a. mar ,hs plfl.iu: ririurr
Of O. r.si |1'l .hlire Ger hsau, =. u.,fsr r.-r
RAILWAYS INDICATED soar.
Composed Of ,he moe, delicious, rarg and fragrant
snm',
OfeNua,is. a.l.. ,al costly esssnces-
or hbvrrs. roots, i.sr., I1I oriental pisuis,
Fossrs.ins suudruus Virtues Der sk,u ai.,,t,s,
TO THE CoMrLENION II INPARTs
BEAUTN.
u, Cleansing toe .hiu from 40 cmpt,e natter.
Mako. cruthr Jur,s, .iyes aci0n o. thc rlrIlti,s,
~ which 80 p1islnu honor. ace sjs,iri.-
And a lcI'h, action t1 The Kin restored.
Iothe teeth % gives vhIienfss and prevent. decay,
! make. thr skin ut sweet ard smuuih,
rnn.liun. the na.t rsrul,iyr ant di.6gured visagr
10 q clear and beautiful complexion.
RAILWAYS cIRCAssIlN BALM
lmpafts uuirinsut 10 the hair.-
Mac. u strung. glDssy, rich aad luNuriaut.
CLan,.s tie scalp irOtn dindua gives action %
The bals--
Fasieiatsr hairuponlhs p.andfrcc, ittogfou
LAKE s',ano 10 q tsrtcn soil, u make. It rich aud
prud1cust,--
10 drr'' ID. hair alalc Il smooth and go,,y,-
Suub- and h~,uiiGil, &c.
H'a'slys tr-as1ila Bella - tAs " ~ tias slira. !"
~ Price 2j Cents tes boule.
RADWAi & Co. Practical Chemists.
Tor Sale, NhDks1le an Rciail, D,
ID. III. HAY. Druggist, Portland.
General Agent f1f hc State Of Mainc.
Az applications ior Agencies Ia said State, musl
he addressed On him.
Agents or South Paris, Ru,t s Go. Drugri,ts,
and fhinsas MoTse. Agents fnr Buckh,ld, T.. AZ.
wood & Cot Moth Norway, y. sviit South Wa
icrtofd, Chlplm NcIsra. i,3i
Juy. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
Look Here!
Bounty Land Tor Soldiers

nr hc W. oflsi2.-afrlr Ii,ih anil uta To-
" lud1l Nars sir,e 1890 ,-ani ipr ihs c1fhini.-
iDD,u giu,,is % the War With MrNic",--vhp go.
we'd iDr uue mouth aud upvsfts, and have received
uu land land iftcad. Soc iarir Nii"ws ur mirur
chill snD obtained unde, ihs new Jaw ly lOth.
ITO WuODMAN. 20 Railroad LNchaug,, Boz
ton, who has AN Agcnr, al Ma,hin,inn.
v .trrFs u7ifss sar5o.uL llr has gcucics ~
tie Western state. or the ss,,,ti.u Ut land. and
.uoaiiu,. ct warrants. b, personal Inspection, ana
pays thc highest each price &c llnds thus heated.
OCT. n, 1850. ly3~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
DR.. PETTLT'S
American Eye Salve,

DR.. PETTlTS
American Eye Salye,
surrnroR TO ANT KNOWN EnrrDr
FOR DISEASED EYES,
lar Inflammation Of that delicate Orsnu,
n.rtbrT acute or Chrsnic--fsr EgyPIisa
Optbstn,Ia-- Atsny Of thc Optic Nerve,
GvnuuIntisu. Of the Llds--t ieeTntisn
OF the IachTJmnl GLANDS aud weak
ne. of yi.iou frsm nay cause
n, J. PETIT. r member n ths MEDtciL So
ctTrY oY OylNp,G1 Co, y. L., aui ir forty
y.t-. A .ur.r.,rI r.Iefif.rTsr Uf male.lr. hf IY
actual experiment. aui % series of practice on Va
rely of dlssA,cs az tbC agr, dscJrgel .-.ellIs
apPrr'.0Insr' Of in-rr.su'', combining s't1f
lsliag AL iir,aehsFigg pupsrfft, that have ~
sgIlsI ,n cf,.,iu- many AsrINIsuIyG CuHE., aal
have fr-Irrl Ytrr AMERICAN EYE NALNL
nE.rrvrp EEypwN Has7s1Iii1 tt history ofu1J
asiIr Er,PtrIfi.l.
Th. American Eye StIyc 3, r1c1nms1lrI
with perfect emf fence fn al Who Bra fr1uNrl with
rsrt ~ ere ,y, ~lrflsr caused Jy sgui- or chr1n-
dGsf n -.d'1 .-iifs1ioi f'I'f Gfhs optic asrgs-or
- isysrs asi Lruy og7.aati uis of hs ys.
Please ,y,l tas following statements
4 Llu..,srof li- John Gat.5a, So - Camlsr-
Street. Ssvuk y o., Whose eyes F1i been szrr-l.
ing sore lJr dgitss aEbi was c.rtl by iAc noe 10
o,s Ls n An ErE sALvE
UanG.ys. n Srh A.ur. Mo-. ,lrs-Hf
glrs Or o H 81 "a hui Zen 1at0'ai rIh srs
49, IL ruEFE IE,s al 90 cured Hi4" Ih. bale
a.. NJ lHF DOZEN rrs aI gone. ans several have
spoken t1 me- irr s1u,. Canyon send ns guam.
y ly Expr,By
s. S DuTIu. ~ ru..rrFH. on. 'I.' f1 ng-.I..
II q dozen aTI w..Ht-N tu 'Ig t..l f#.i aNp
EyrW upy FFFECTED 4 ogHr.
John ~ Mrr,. % Nl.r-Hur', BY, vU'sl-.''r
father hls suffered greatly fr f-'F rsuI ..I
CuHuNC lvFt ,vvsrtHy uF rItE Lrr, rrl hH
b5sa ,ahrii, ,lv.i p l.s.aT gar 80. Eva N,t.r
"S..."s vUf' rrrr b. .Ir..rI coo H.m a.. IN.
lg-.l 90 apply t % q 'cEnryt,5r,s ''rr 90 ~
sy,g. Hl..l t.ug.I ~ I1f!r.l ltn-'.a hTrpg
Astrrsfi rI".+ T. % ysl-f IT, mr sr.|r
AMI ,st.. .Fus1'. ~ f,s 90 ~ oas h.r ruE ul.F.
Wa uENLEu, H1i he Crr'J % ..ltE .l.'
a .Hr.r, about r.rf; yrl- H.i being aH ...l
rToN NrNNcr wrru s5FE ryr', Hu u.ri rr.r
other remedy aTI HIlt .I --.r' ..'. I'm ".
'IH 40 Or. ~AlEF r...f boo 0lr.i.H &C. ral
40, unuins sore on his face"
TIiru4F tH.s a-,- IrrrlI -rn-l..H t.....l H.1f
IT, .rr 'a 0.rt ~ diseased cir., E". H.. 1--we
,.,rUy EXTRACTOR, IS Im wpalD
psr.1ls nhl alr- need +. ar atHfrIs Drr.'
sore eyes, Lrrs f.... NJ q sore. AVID iuftm-
nations, 1ai % Hl'cE....'l '..r H.'' ...1
srr".'.'.
T.4a'alaf uIrn Burns aa. Sc,ll'
a Htnr." # r.Irg
Irsa,rr r,rs ~ Chilbl,in', r-'la.ia5 cd.
100. lsl.H's.. T..E
scrofuiou, sore, and Ulcer, BOD. ..r'...,
ny.i. .f s..f - .a
nnrr.' sor, Seek, aud Cha's. as ...i
..r-.r.r. f-s, Pila., t. r... rr rH..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
Why don't YOU destroy those Btd.bns'
THE DEAD SHOT,

l. Just the thing That will 20 u mp rsL'' Ikea
paint or yamsh ID dries on wherever .' Is applied,
and nmains there the whole season, rcl1ernE a sec
ond application unnecessary.
Apply Il once thoroughly Bnd those l1l l1f, erf'.-
isg, bliag, 0r@.Hiag invaders u your nightly rs''
SHALL IH1UBLE rot No MuHE
Rtmsnbsr, IN the use OF this, there Is no fS.s2g
Gus dust rising o. polute tie air of room, ~ q a.
lcatt s cdss dflsT Haag Cbrrofrs SHtnaff, dt'oie-
81 "a lcooi; ilereiorr, with yrd.Har care d - DO
wise Injurious TO health.
PRICE Is CENTS.
l. l. BUTCHERS r. the gerulre-,rrs crrs.' =
q. ". ATWELL, Portland, Ne, W1olsi1k i7sE'.
To whom Ortsr. 70. tuPp..s, Of The ar.c.c, should
be addressed.
Tor lir II s-.n's zee ahl,s advert. 'r's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

Hw,asg Ealaay, i..al, hr.rfo1., ~ ihs al.
il|uE'H H..uIs, Whose uIT.s lrr iHssri0i 90 ihs
r'pn oHr travelling H-rHIs iiEr s power ,t ,trYf.
Hr, sIaIsf %, u.s before pw,HIsfrr always 1.a 90
s..r b.. ru-r, % aaI IS 5rir., hrgr bau.e,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26
Saw and Shlnglc Mill for sale.

TUC who'll. ur one hl'fof thr Min. situated on
yua.ari River b. Waterford, auI fm,rI, knauu
as the MrNa.u hliI.s will O.. .lI az q -.aUI lur-
gain, sol Immediate possession given. Thee Nils
fir vel situated g. a constant srypl, ct lumisf,
anl a read, market ior thr same For further par.
tiCilir inquire 81 SAMUEL HALE, on the pi,n.
ises or the subscriber At NORWAY.
WN l.. GOODNOW.
Aptil p. ISL. cgrirnI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-09-26

Ht.t jeIrl, 1..eat olIs'. again al' '.-s-
unl c'a;au or q Pc.lrB raa-d 'h' 90
r-,rs o. my rars. srj %, d.lrh'ftl sun OF
Rrrary, found there Wv ,a'sr's, my SIS.
lrrs, ms f-er'1 and happiness a'i ha'cu,"
-rs.acc ya.rcl ne 3, r'-f-, cgh' days ai
go r-v r-tr-r. = nqrr "A l'arrrii7.'
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100000 DOLLARS
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