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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24
show Furniture.

Furniture tro rooi o. b. u.cd ia uut-
rrcr. What can b. more unpleasant, than
ths .s7,ct rfa moons. o. suit oi ruOms, where
every thing Is begged OPP Chains ara solr'
ta riusia-r.. mirrors in muslius, dragged
r1rci. a hrrtb.rue wrong SIDE out, and a
chandelier 200 81 seek, sem by che ny, of hght
Cha, -,urrr, boz edrcNays through tie 'Ir's
Boz ta- .Eauas, and gNhaliu, that peculiar
Brown Haari fgeurcr which belongs Co
draw I.r.rours B Elcn.c dress. forms
urr 90 thr most rac,rir,-, uuhwulniIAe sFcc-
r-r.s, .a ,a- .g.-, cherries, rnsumluhkc
s-.c,a,ly. ra ,.. Jroams, oi tum1n life
We would a, I.tbr u,beryd iuiu vault, De
r.o sch an apartment. Nothing can be-
n.rr ,a.a. foWg feelings, rNrrr'. pcrh2T,
~rru.,, ,I,y o., thr hmIy wash taking
arr. ur tas clothes H0c
Why ta rsu7I- bay m1gufrru, furniture
. r'.,a. 10 .o l.rcuus DISGUISED Dee, Ihr
GLORY y, ,,H.urr ihc article, uudrcssod
H.la Hr.H evenings 200 thc wear, ply tor alI
r.. r..r .ra uou.r' The m..sr ou,o,s ihc
d .rr. l.u. o.hs gold every umo boz liis
...H. u.H., strong rrI bu, vba, pIr1sur,
.rr.r. 900 r.see.tra sncrl,, ui poop.
rr, t-1,r uu.n.. t.lhr owner iarr buu.
t-.. r.F sf, a,,. os, ct c,yN ,hro. hundred
arG .,r,.d,s days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

c. ~, Tqira Wig, OF Pennsylvania,
Notwithstanding they bad pledged their adac.
renee O, thr Compromises, went 300 ior thr ah-
oIuonts,. Johnston, iar Governor a'musItua
man. col. B,ur, known friend io IA
uuml Democracy. relied ulo1 h., principles
lpr success, and beat hr. oppon,u, about -.
Oo1 votes. Tie Bangor Democrat, speaking
Of lhc late triumph ia that state, says
Tho D.mocmcy, receiving uo a.d from
auy portion ct the wh.rs, vrrr obliged Co.
breast. storlr-handcd anI alone. ,lr whole
storm ct aboliuu.,m invoked 900 support ct
Johnston. Thank Guii they have proved
,i..u.ari,.a .,--i g., ,ur vu.,lr,"sy 40 eco
stage ul The contest have they Welded the
ninth part ct halrio The furious fanatics who
have as.liIrl ih,m They have uuiolIed bot
One flr. lrl sounded bat one hlu,r cry. The
,nr. and stripe, OF the Amrican Union. tb'
principles ct ihc Constitution, ihc political
du,.,s jc,o,ci upon Us from our revolution
ar, sire, In these sign, ani with ,h,~r lu-
spring valchvords, went they forth lo the
contest, and 200 these signs and with tbcsr
ullrhvord, have they achieved the msmura.
bile victory which now gladisus The heart, Ut
PATRIOTS, while l jismlys and terrific, thr
b1,r men who have cousplrrd 10 reach power
,huurh agitation, fatal To ,h- poao, sod even
ihr existence Of their country,
VIZ. Jefferson used TO say that The Iu.un
was safe. 80 long a. Virginia aad Pcnrsyi,a.
MA. ,hu-a " ir, grrai Ha,l'," a. be- called
them, held their places firmly 30 lhe rrpublI-
can cdifcc. There they still arr, ara there
it is now crraiu, will they hong remain
While Virginia rcPrrssos sccrssion At The
south. aud Pennsylvania rePrrsscs arlpuon
NJ the North, the waves ~ flnalcism and
ioIly will bca, in vain against their combined
and impr,ruable strength"
1T Maine do her duty, and she will ~.
umph in the same way next year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

luni,y Of placing ourselves upon II, in strong
secure and imPregnable position. We can
De- H., n We select ior our candidate a ct rep
rescnlaii,e Of the policy We should pursue e,
Que IN whose conduct We can perceive the
love Of country is supreme. This should be
ihc greatest seniimeu, II his heart, and the
mo,iyc Of his actions. No man can 60 wrong
when this iu.pirrs him.
The greatest, MODEST, pures, men IN The
democratic party have desired to sec the DAY
vhcn federation should be a favored principle
20 our ranks, and they still ferl tina, compro-
mise should ever be =, hand IN moments OF
difficulty. We should therefore prepare to
rally for the cunning contest, We should
unite heart aud hand fr the country, our be-
loved land. the las, refuge OF the pilgrims OF
liberty. let us continue TO BE- the generous
and wise. and lci Il be- lhc glory cf the Dem
ocrals to have saved Il from the usurpauon''
,hc madness, and the ambition Of managers.
and those who lnsis, upon false and temporary
issues. designed only To distract and divide rs.
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surrcmc Judicial Court.
or Trv. Ap 1851

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M r -,
60, =, 1..,o,...,l rrr,,. ,fr.r-.,rI,nr come.
pp,,,,rrm Keith GrPIT Dunn. + D.
.SF C, D,r add Goldman iar r.
Ne . sam, rn,ry o., sol.
No. ~. HuI.rr,- ". CrsHmln. 1h.' va'
q writ ut entry. pd's decd 'hsrird io or
account glGnniur's uam,- G'lrinr uov &c.
r,ssrl-hrrn- omitted rn rhr magistrate. rrr.
ufrlir ,I arsnua lr,l,rmrm Petition va,
n.ll, pIT 900 accordance with r = rh1p.
icr ~. -rr l. Petition grantees. sar.rrh
inr vlnr., testified that ihS gun'Hr f,d sc.
knnxlrdgr thr decd ~ Oh. date ~ The arauun.
Ir5r,ms,r. OBJECTED by D.n.'. counsel OF.
r.r with, Abe Suu,r. direction o,rrrrrI -
Gas. rr,lry continued on Rrror. Nav aud
BOLSTER ur PA Wlra1 mr Den
W. ~. Par.ur,,s IIuualirr. Th.,Ua.
nm action ora..umr,.t Tr rruI, odd lni ID,
n,r,d. AMER Nh, .uit Was entered 900 count
h.Iov aud d,murrrIby prn.. DrG. made ln
arrangement, aud settled With Pld. nothing be-.
,ur said in arrangement abou, cu,ts. PA.
r,uos.I asked Judgment inr Gust. resisted
coYr, decided tb,, counsel had mo- lien until
,,,.,,,,-.,,,,-, ,.,,,.,y N NJ y,,,,p n,
prT p,,,..o,oJU,,t.,o,D.o
y, % rn,nn,,,. Tui,,.,Il and al.
r.. v,.,o actin, If Tr..r,.. Omar, elm.
.prr. far cutting rinbrron Pms land. D,n..
justified under a license. The main poiu,
VA, the Ilnc. Vcpllc, ior Ds0i FRYE and
sboplc, for pm. Nav anil Virrin for Drns.
puT died u,,,o, ,o 81, aside vcr,is,Ias h,inr
,,,,,.,I,,, anal WEIGH, of,,,1eocr
No 30. Suulc ". Bonncy Action m
rromi,.nry note. given In 30 by Den. 10 one
Drnnr,, and by him Endorsed in blank. Def.
plc,d,,l general issue and IN, statement alleg.
IN, the note was given under dur,s.. Yer.
die, nr Def Merrill and Fc.,.nJ,n and Clil.
ford ur PR Ludden Tor Dcn.
No. u Turner " Lewiston. Action for
supplies furnished to Paupcrs. The main
question was settlement. Case was finally
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kosFrru. To. Journal II rmmnrrr ..h.
fishes ihr iollopIa, extract lrom a '..'rr a1-
icd at Smym1, SrHrmhrr 10th
Ou ihr l2,h arrived DO our harbor ihe 'trn
frglic Mississippi. ll., frum ,hs Dardanr''r'.
phcrr ,hs took IN holrl 40 The Hargarlr
that bad been ,,lIcI To kuuyl, M orIrr lo
con,,y them To lhe United State, Amort
'hcm The mos, prominent Is kus.u'h. a m1n
VI great talent, and certainly 90. Of Ore
greatest mcn n oar age. None but Amru-
cans vsrr allowed Co ro on board during boz
slay here. enc oi my furrds v,at 'o sor
him and had a long cou,,ra,ton wrh lhs to.
BILE patriot H. speaks in the h.gbrH bua'
nj hm, and ,ay, hls officers Devotion towards
him j. " ilbout bounds hmorg other things,
l. ,oou a. any ucv com'r ,Isir. the vessel,
lWo Of them stand by h, side lu protect bis
person, II need b., aud Al night one Of t.gm
watches at the entrance n Boz. cabin.
The commander Of The lrratr s1'd 'ha1
when kossuth reached the vessel At Dlrda.
ucllcs, be- delivered a short address Co the
crew which Affected them tn tears
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24
democratic State Convention.

There Is no election ihc present year, Tor
the first time IN the history Of our State poll
tics. Many who thought that they should be
well conicn, to lorcgo, for once, the bus
tie, excitement and trouble Of an election, do
not ON trial fnd INTERPRETATIONS realized
They miss something to which they have
been accustomed, and are restless aud dissa,.
isdcd to have no conventions, clectioneerIng
and GLORIOUS results" ln short many Gnd
by actual experience that tn dispense with the
election j. not a, 40 "ulal j. was cracked up
10 l-o." The tame and lnsipld state Of lhirgs
quite j,-gus,s them, and they ycarn 10 ENJOY
the plcasurlblc cNcirmcn, aud high privilege
Of exercising rights.
Tho barbarous hands of "rgiormcrs" have
been laid ON militia trainings and muslcrs,
which are now among the thing, tina, were ,
bu, elections have ouly been abolished ior a
single ,car Next year We shall have two,
a State election m September and PrcsId-u-
,lan election 100 November. twill therefore
be- q very important year, aud Il bchoovcs
the Democracy Of Maine 70 ~ begin aud con.
due, the campaign a, lu sccurc the Triumph Of
their cause At 90. cl,-s.
II would .rrm 90 o. ,hc dictate of prudence
aud sound policy to "opon the ball. with a
State Convention There should 6r' be a
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,~AAp

ea- The following article is from cores
pundsn, TO the Bangor Democrat. II might
be we'll to have Mass Convention at some
future time, to get an expression Of public
sentiment upon the best means Of carrying out
the principles Of the Democratic Platform
and Of organizing to that end. II certainly
could do M harm. What say the people J.
Shall We have one : Any one who may wish
shall have respectful hearing through our
columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

r8-Wr have rrcci,ri from Mc,,r, Fow
lcrs & Wells, PubIishcrs, y. Y, the Oct.
numbers Of the fulloUiugpuhlicaiious
The Nud,ni. Family Miscellany ADD
Monthly School Reader, devoted To tie Phys
zeal, Moral and Intellectual Improvement, Of
Youth Y \. Calkns. editor.
TIE chronological Journal, devoted to the
exhibition and defence OF Phrcnology.
The Water. Cure Journal, devoted to Phys
.olory, IIyIOpaihy. and the Laws of Life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

ERElrA. H. the loadiug article on the fri,
page, in the fourth paragraph Of the second
column. after 'so vast an undertaking" Rad,
- am aware that many of my readers will
smile at the idea of This being called a vas,
undertaking." &c. 4 few other errors aud
omissions occur, which the reader will rcadi-
~ correct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

William ". Story, the 500 OF the late Judge
Story, sailed with his family, on the 18th,
for Italy, where he intends to renew his resi-
denee and his studies in arts. Il Is under
stood thai he leaves the biography of bis IA
Their, which be has been preparing, ready for
immediate publication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

esr A late number of the London Times
SAYS tina, e Great Britain has received more
useful ideas aud more ingenious inventions
from the United States, through he sShbi-
ton, than from all other sources" The
Times is the paper which, early in the sea-
son, rdieuled so unsparingly the American
department n the exhibition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

Two Of the lhiry.sil Hungarians who were
hung in ciFgy lately by the Austrian govern
meui, arrived IN This country last week.
They were Mliarasz and Baron Melclenyl
and are now on their way to Wisconsin or
Iowa, to form a colony somewhere IN the
west
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

To- Rev. WIN. A. Drew, Of Augusta, de-
hycred the Address before the Cumberland
Agricultural Society, on Thursday last. His
sublcc, was the " Worlds Fair" BY in,i-
ta,ion Of the citizens Of Portland II was re-
peated at the uniyersallst church on Friday
evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The st. Louis papers state that contract
has been entered into Tor the construction ola
canal around the lower rapids OF the Missis-
siPpi. to be 10 feet wide, and with = depth
a depth Of : feet Of water at all seasons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

"ELLswourH IlrHMp,' j, the name Of
a new paper publishcdat Ellsworth, Hancock
County, BY CouuLAEp & llLroS, Tor - 80
per anaum. Judging from the first number,
We think It worthy Of liberal patronage. -
Succc.s 20 The IIcnld.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

SuDDr DEArH Ex-Governor J. q. Hue
tom, died very suddenly Of aPoPleHy, a, Ken
dalls Mills in Fairfield, on Sunday morning.
I2,h inst lie was putting on his boo,s, when
he fell forward and expired in a few seconds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

We would call the attention Ut our readers
10 90 advertisements, ia anoiher column ct
Teachers Institute to BE- held at Rumlord 90
Monday Nov 81, under the Instruction -
ALsIos Z. ONs, \. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The political character Of the members
cleo, ofIhc Pennsylvania Legislature, Is nov
estimated to be in the Senate, Democrats ~ 1,
Wings 10, Natives /. In the House II Rep
rcsenlalINes. Democrals 81. MhIgs 20.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The death Of James Buchanan, formerly the
British Consul in New York, Is recorded in
the Montreal papers. lie died al Elmwood,
near that city, IN the slsi year OF his age
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The fret newspaper tolerated IN Virginia
was in 1880; the subscription price was 800
por annum for one copy advertisements Of
moderate length were inserted ior ten dollars
the frs, week, and seven dollars for each week
succeeding
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

OrDN,rioS. Rev Mr. Sawyer, graduate
Of Bangor Theological Seminary, was or.
dained as pastor Of the Congregational socie-
ty in Winthrop, on Wednesday last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

Gold dust to the amour, Of Si25,OcO was
deposited at the Philadelphia Mint on Mon
day last.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

TayE-Dr. Nogg. say, ~ The ncN or,.
lum,--"Pcuplr pow cry ou, agarus, this, a.
lgalus, the hydropa'h.o ntVrm; not b,csusr
% amt go,J. bot because 10 In,0'i the sane.
ton ui she dark 5g,s"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The Wing papers in North Carolina and
Tennessee, give their preference for Mr.. Fill
more, as the wing candidate for President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

The New Hampshire Sl9te convention Is to
he held at Concord on the 9Th OF January.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

- The communication signed " Water.
ford" referred To in our leading editorial az.
ticlr. and intended Tor this week, Is ncccsslrl.
~ crowded out. |, shall appear Ia our next.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-10-24

Pala,o. In this Transept are ,Voor three tall
slms and English mulhcrry trees, with wide
spr,ad branches, and over hundred feet high.
The glass ruof above them Is secured by
white cloth drawn over 10, AMI the trces APP
pear green and acurishiuR h this Irsusep,,
too, is much s,aiuary Of male sod female &C.
urcs, many Of thcm of flI SIZE aul perfectly
nude. Modcs,y often turns from tie sight OF
them. Amongst the si5tugs 90 The Iursept,
the works Of the b,s, artists ~ Italy, Ger
many. Fr.Bcc and England, aBc.on, aud u'"d.
-rn-ve NAV notice a Nymph preparing 'o'
the bath satan tempting Eve, Auc' rs
urin- horsrs ts Au1zsu srj A,c.alnts
Girl PRAYING, parie'- E,-ucc At'm co..
Eve, luc muricr Of doe lrHucgu's ~lWp.u'
bursting bis bond, tac DIVINE >hIorCcAet
Boz. cast amongst t.e u,.s uIvu q 1rHsgI
spar, 1uI eyr'lrmn. D.. H.s .s' u,r.---''Uu-
have compassion Goa 600, poser widowed m",h.
ere Apollo Bc,ri.r Pum.'hea. chain.
% toa rJc. bl,1d Milton art hs daughter
ThsSs shaded D., greet u.0,, or go u3 h,
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But Sc mur ru.,r Dol, '..-r .r. ta
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Gbr GNIfOrN 1rmotrQt.
PARIS, FRIDAY, OCT. II, 1851.

rs. N.rETrENClIL. Nr.lo>r,u 81
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From California.

The following is the result Of the election
for Governor. as Ear as heard from. Bigler,
Democrat has 1884. Reading, Wing has
1854. This embraces all the returns except
Eve counties.
II seems 10 be asceuained iha, in the cleo
tiun Of both members Of Congress the Dem
ocratic parry has been successful, Mcssrs f..
c Marshall and McCorle the Democratic
candidates, being elected. Both branches Of
the State Legislature are also democratic,
which will give Democratic Senator in
place Of Col. Fremont The Alta California
rcpors two wings only anj ten Democrats as.
ceriaincd io have been elected To the State
Senate, and ~ wings and 20 democrats To the
House-,hc foil compliment of the two houses
being 2s Senators aud % members OF Assem-
bly.
There wasa Gre at ST Marys,illc IN which
lusses we're sustained to the amour, Of 500.
600.
There was also a serious FIRE In a Spanish
town. or Ysclla, on the Calaycrls river. 90
the 9th Of September. Abou, one hundred
add Gny houses and tent. were destroyed.
with property estimated a, $4,000 The
6rc ongin,icd in the American Hotel. The
flames spread with such apidny ,ha, the
building and ils contents we're destroyed,
while the Ere was communicated to the adj
Ioiniur buildings, Several established firms
were burned ou,
4 mr,i important step ha, hceu taken by
the inhabitants ofihc Southern counties, De-.
sirou, or d,iiirg the State and forming ter.
ri,orial government tar that portion. Two
addresses have been issued iu secure conc,ri
ufaciiun and q convention of delegates has
hc,u called Go assemble 10 Saint Blrban on
rhr th.rd Monday IN October Delegates have
already hvn appointed toaitcnd from Santa
Clara, San Diego and olhrr counties. Al
the member, ro thc Legislature recently clcc.
'u N'W N'Al N'ilINN 'l li' Fial' 'I' lI'"N'"
10 urge a division At the session.
Crime l1s mos, .cn,,b.y diminished
throughout ib- State. and no execution lls
taken place. rithc- here OF boz The in,cuor.
since rhr sailing of ,hc ll,, steamer. n
Indian, lu che southern part of,hc State are
quiet. ,ao,ri rhc north. 10 Trinidad and halt
marh COMMITTEES, are becoming somewhat truu-
bIcsumc
The gold I.ggiu.s continue ,o yield rich
return, tu me- llbor, u ,homu,r The au.
ufuu. quartz veins arr bring extensively
worked aud generally with great 'uoo-,,.--
The amo.u, shipped by thc steamer Panama,
which lc.,o, io DAY. 10000 Ooo, exhibit, 90
falling or r1 ,hr pu,durtron OF GOLD, ~ our
STATE. o. ,hr dry jrrr.nr,. miners arr ouly
waiting Er ,Ar rainy Season, .o uscout large
amouu, o. rud.
Sru Francisco has recovered f.om lhr tao
gua, ronN .uuons of Nav and Jane, and hls
brru rrb,r't loo ilr b,tirr s,lr than hslorr.-
Numerous arr.rrourhrrs and ,rnur hulldug'
have hrru rrrclrd. apl many o,hrr. have hgru
commenced Nlrnrrtbrr 'br condition ul at-
Gis 100 uar State rs highly satisfactory.