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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03
II. C. HICKOK, EDITOR.
O. n. WORDEN, PRINTER.
CHRONICLE
,xrypErEvpEyr FAMILY JOURNAL.
L,,ued on FRIDAY mornings at LetrisoUrS
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

ORDEK--is Natures first law No
business requires more attention to order,
than farming. A good farmer plans his
future work He makes up his mind il
the evening in regard to his next day 3
business, and he tells his workmen how to
commence in the morning. Thus they
can be busy when he is absent or eonfiu d
BY sickness. They meet not stand yava-
ing uatil breakfast time, and then hayo
no ambition to do good days work on
account of having commenced SO late in
the day. Order saves time, labor, money.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

y-A small piece Of paper or linen,
moistened with spirits Of turPen,ine, pus
into vardrobes and drawers for sing,s
day two OF three times . year, is said 70
be a sufficient preseryatiye against mess,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

THE following narrative Of the Emperor NAPolEoNs
disastrous campaign against Moscow, and the musical
compilation Of the iawLraking with which Russia
frrens aud fairly poses" creation, We believe was
,p ,ie by the late HOsEET SJUTHEY
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

A Western reporter gives the following
description of a eonhagaration. Probably
he was slightly singed:
"The devastating element, unsatlsiled
with floods of water, belched forth its
crimson tints, and spread the fiery flag OF
destruction over entire squares unchecked
by the superhuman exertions of the hre-
men, who seemed like lost spirits In the
halls of pandemonium as they locked
around the terrific spectacle"
Glad the author survived.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-09-03

The Massachusetts, State Prison has 49l
inmates, Of which number twenty are in
for life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
New NorL On, Te.limon,.
1T NOES GOOD Ar HOME.

IT DOES COOP AT NOW v.
u. TuIsr, E.q.. a. Naval s,ar,ks,psr 81 y.
Yu,k. aoi editor Of ,hs New Nyrk M,ru,. sr,aL.
q. 6lir~.s
"LNrEwoErH, TsE, 1 C,ScUaLIoui o.
~ th, ,irtus, IT d. RaErr,' Coagh Nsrrir-., rIs-
r,r,i ium The above artists, Il i' nr,,l.., rrv ~
,p,,L H. sfhsac, n'grrl,I, curing Caush.. eos.
ani other lang Compliant, rhsh loo iioiurr'.y.
ifu,gI,tol, result To- CONSUMPTION i.rraus.I
established To- rulls cansdruor Co. 1r',l suI's, 1as
~ T. Mrar. Jra. -, ls51.
rYTuErr IlrspFrp noru's sfibral-,r
s,up v,r, ht,I, presented o.. ald accepted lg OBJ.
New N"k ~" prrauu,ul TanI. So ihr o.. sl
li.all.l Iu,usn, .ud''ius dom r1ugh.. ,.l.., o..
asuf,. ~ an, di.r,s. ufib, im-s.
~ Two llrSurru n0rrrs usr a'.ar..
,1trd b., lhc Rrskbo o., u.rarn.ar rma. 30
Ji.rrlulrnn nu..pf ll.r r.rusu llstory.
CNuTION.-NH,r,sa,, aa.... thrrr aa r.r
luH vpu-r a.is n i.aI. s,-..d .lrb p rsr. ~
1. T.. SCulliL = co.
FOR SALE. vh.ls1l apI rarI. o., s. o..
~CONll.l = co. rrfrsra... Iti'-,l Ir.r -'
Dys. GurIIlC WALL. ~. 30 HnaIva1, N.,
Nork. ,1 whom 90 ar.',r, foe th, NrIr,as. p1I a..
t,r. r,btrg To- a.,rr,,., shaali De-. 1a.rH.Hl PIE
ra.f
49,. ~ .,L boo r,ut, o., HENRY HOWE
>orupr,Ft'. o., RUST SEQ.
rRICC-ln ,-gr iau.r., -Iop. nr ON lr..
OTIS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Many " the rrreHi g0or.r11 Of human
hung, seem to haze but slender bold of DIE.
Our ace is very Or, at hcpr,,ou, time, from
having those robust consultation, Of our fore.
fathers, abd particularly - with G1u1lcs --
Now every effect mus, haze cause, and bat
Is thi, cause,o OF deterioration " our ncci II
Is the violation IT nature, laws for health. 49,
The inquiry then is, what shall bcdonc to rr-
pair the injury thus made The reply b., u.c
only irsN kRO,rH remedies, Tor natuU already
trhcd with, cannot bear injury a. before
fO tlcc we'll kSown remedies, - ricrcn-
ocs aud advertisement Dr. stephen Jcwell's
Family Medicines. 10 another column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
NV York, Jan. g.
The Forrest Divorce Case.
G NOuNG, Secretary,

The decision or the Iur, in the case of Nh.
Forrc-i ', VIZ. Forrest, for divorce, De- tb1' o
divorce b. granted, and that VI Forrest shall
pay Nr. Forrest, ,hrcc thousand dollars a
year, 50 lou. as She rrmalu, single.
The ioIIouln log account is from another cur.
respondent.
shortly lNcr 10 o'clock this morning, the
900, cam, into Court. and on l~ing aslol by
the Clerk It they bad agreed upon their ser.
diet ia ,hc PORES, divorce ca,r, thc iowmn
rrl,d ,ha, the, bad, aud ,Ia, B, vas as ioI.
lows
Tho jury God cha, NJ four,, b, guilty
of adultery; that be- vas rrs.d,n, of New
~ " crurrry idEctsdr, iodmil 10: amount
ct aIimoay allowed Mn Four,lby $4,000 pei
y1r"
The counsel II bolb side, were present, as
also VIZ and Mr. Forrest. \ roui deal OF
excitement was manifested Nv the crowded
audience. and the verdict gives rrncul, a
hi' expression ~ The public ,rnumcnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

MASSACHUSETTS, And MAisE LASDs.-ih'
Governor Of Mass. in his Message TO the L's'
stature Of tina, State now in session, thus calls
the attention Of lha, body TO the public lands
in th, State, owned jointly by the two States
You will find Il necessary to take some ae-
ton upon the public lands ~ Maine.
10 1851 ,he Legislature prohibited the sale
Of land, and Maine has prohibited the sale OF
timber. Tho result is a suspension Of opera
,ions. am assured by the authorities Of Me.
that they shall proceed to sell their interests
in the lands. and thus Massachusetts, without
her Own agency will become a co''cnnani with
indI, dual purchasers. This, ofcou can
no, n, permitted. Its for YOU to determine
the policy which ought to b. pursued. We
NAV claim a division under the act Of sePara'
lion. or renew the sales Of land and timber un'
dcr,l joiu, authority Ofrhc two governments
In either case the mode Of conducting the
bu.ipess is Of the highcs, importance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
10 the Ladie, Of Pari, had vieini.y.

MRS wINSLOW, an etp1,caocd nurse anil
FEMALE PHYSICIAN, has So0rHisG SNE.
~ lor CHILDREN TEErIIING. Il grail, r..
silt,te. the proorss II tr,thing lN 'uhuiiuZ ilr
v,,ms-sill ala, ~ pain ur sp1suudic sritIn, ani
\. SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS .-
n,psud upon H.. mothers, u will give fssi 30 l'u-
selves, ani relief anl health 8" N"ur nliuis, H'',r
A., n Giisi n ha,iy ssoi ,roifril, sai' o. D. ad.
n,n.tsf,,I ia yer, sslLr infants. h,'h suppll 10
HUBBARD & STEVENS rdce p oruis a
Both
r5-En1airr e,r MRS. WfNslOW'S SOOTll.
No SNRuP. aal attend tot u oT"' II luu' 'hlhl
- suhsfing.
Foe ,aL b, IIuBBNRD s STEIENs, rsu.i
A ". HAMMOND. ~outh Pare, 4. u. bNi-
NIL 4 Co. Mrshanic lalls. II, alAmiJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
MOTTO a.

.h~r,in given ~ ~ c"ncrtrs'i, 'hs, VI" 70
hsfrtufufv exciting h"iwr'" ibe "H't
stgps,l. ua,lst ih- co-rsrturfship name ~ "i""s'
l.. Mtttr~ L Co. .. h nu'''l c'ns-"', Tbs ''N
Ge,ltgr !. MsIirn, having l-c"n'
81. prpti,tur II The oNiuri nrm"~'ai, - heffhl.
nrihnfiIsd o. frc,i,r 40 dssrs ani disrhsrgr I'll
l,lss of ,a,i huu II Gcurgr l., Meu.o y -.
GEORGE l.. MTlLEN,
WI. \. kINHNll.
Sn. HUTCHINSON,
M MARBLE
-. n,r % ISL awl7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
For The nemoeml.


Ma. Ep,roR IL perceive you have given
yuur own views in relation To the domination
Of Governor Hubbard, and also the rcsoln-
iious passed At late democratic meeting 10
BsiCad. Having Published the resolutions
OF the B,lCau Netting, ask you to publish
the doings oG the Waldo delegation, recently
published IN the Republican Journal, which
/ feel confident, express the feelings aud sen
iimen, Of the daAsoracy Of hs County Of
Waldo. | will no, believe that the dcmocra'
cy Of Maine arr about 10 make RELENTLESS
war On their chosen standard bearer, JonS
Human, jus, on the eve Of Presidential
election. | am sure the democracy Of the
County Of waldo, will never do It.
WALDO.
We have no doubt waldo" 10 entirely
oorrc, and below We give the proceedings to
which Il, refers. En-. DEN.
Caucus Of the Waldo Delegation.
Alta meeting Of the Waldo delegation in
the State Legislature holden at Augusta, Jan
nry NH, 1859, lion. VIM. MllhLcn vas
called to tho chair, and Christopher Young
Jr. chu-cn Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Smart OF Troy, the fol-
lowing resolutions Ncrr adopted
Resolved. 'rha, we are ~ favor Of main
uining in,iolaie the usagcs ofthe dcmocra-
nc party. and We will strictly adhere to all
regular nominations made by ~ authority
Resolved. That it's well established
usage or the democracy Of Maine, To give
their rubcrnatorial nominee one nomination
by state convention, and at least i'ro suhsc-
qurnt nomination, by the democratic members
ufihc State legislature.
Resolved, That We have mistaken conf
dcncc in the ability, integrity, and unwa'cr'
ing democracy Of Hon John Hubbard, and
We do mos, cordially recommend his n"ml.
nation 10 accuullncc with the usagcs Of ,hc
democratic party, by a legislative convention
Resolved, That 49, are ia favor olihc Bal.
timorc platform of the democratic party A. II
is-and Ut is necessary to enlarge u, "lct
the people pot the ncw planks On"
Resolved. That wc will heartily support
the nominees uf the democratic natlUual con.
yruuuu 10 be- holden a, Bllumor 10 Jun,
nrNt.
Resolved, Thl, the doing. of'his meeting
be- published ia the Republican Journal, and
such other democratic paPcr a. see IL "a
publ.h lhc same
WV MILLlKEN. Chairman.
. &. YOuNG, Secretary,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

FlRE.-On Wednesday night, Ere broke
out in Mr. II. G. nhlyer's carriage shop, on
the west side Of the river The alarm was
given about midnight-ioo late to save the
building. Two buildings, carnage and paint
shops, were entirely consumed. Loss about
$1,000; insured in the New England Compa.
ny, Concord, n. H., for sl2OO.-l LaustOn
Falls Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
Tic following We copy from the Norway

Tie following We copy from the Norway
Advertiser.
Dr,rnrcr CorEr.-The adjourned term OF
the Western District Court commenced ~
Session At Paris On Mondny last, Judge Eme-
~ on the bench. Judge Emery Is spoken Of
as presiding With much dignity and, a. all
who are acquainted with him might expect
With great aGablny. lie charge to the Ju'
rors Is universally spoken OF asa production
c,Ipcinr talent of a high order, aud his r.
spon.o to The proceedings Of the bar 10 r.
card To lhq death Of Judge Cole. Is feeling
and eloquent, as II i also jus, tribute 10 ih'
memory Of the man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

u stated that conclusive evidence hl, been
received from thc American Minister. ihltlhr
Glr,nrr claim - % out.aul.oui fraud, anil
lhat evidence hl' boru pucurl 10 show that
40 lIc book. lnd vouchers ut Gardiner, upon
which ths claim Vt LIf million Wis paid.
Ncr' lurl-nor Tho cl.c O., tu come up Boo
lhr oouu ln fsu d5y,, ~b.1 the Gormmcn,
will l.k hr a pu.tponrmrrl with H. view ui
bringing witness, from NrNco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

as he epev Gr all, bahisi'vd hquor irUm "'s
hon,c. be- i. in no danger u haqias his little
property burdsucd with new incunbpnee.
His chochulncss has uriurned, and he bears
as Of old. the reputation oi being the best
tempered, best hearted rnaa IN the ncighbor-
boo1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

rB A6cr iull discussion yr,lruly after.
H#.sHss .ss ss tu' hF-rr "I I1.-.IH
ihc urcr,sary fund, TO complete lhc Atlantic
& -, Lawrence Railroads.&c. Whole subject
vas r-icuri 10 lhr D,rrtur, ioprcr,I n doe
matter according "a their h,,l Judgment
The disposition Ut several of lhc speaker, ana
u,hr-, ,n furnish material a.I, anil boo ihc most
literal manner Ton, WIS lnEuuncrI and vr
have nee doubt NiN result rn procuring doc
means required, very generally among our
uVu citiL'ns RI irru,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
MARRIED

IHtbI. iuvu %, ~li. E. IHls.. E.G, w. l.H..
dec : ~abu. Co., Mo- llauHi 4 nru-i.r.
o. rauluI. 9Th in.r. o., Rev ST. llrf..r.
VI il.up II Nv. fu Niu Itpu.r, |.H.a... .H
Mlrrpu -,l,r,. Tsu.. 100 .I rHffHHI
g. NBftrtuI, 18Th irsf, AHIfta lfnHIf| l...
,f.Yu Na.h VI. a.. ui ~ur.irH fool NJ ElIs"rT,
,susbtrr ~ llr,. ilifsu ~f1B. ui Mli.Iir,'.
a. Trfr,r. o., 3D. ruH.,. I.I., rHII'.s E. >.
,Lu. o. Me- p.1uuh ll.HH.,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

At Matksi, 600 BEEF Caiile, 800 Stores, $3.50
Beef CaitL-we qBnie-EStri, - p a 20;
1T quality 5 IS, 2j 81, 2j ) 10, 81 - 80
a 5 IS.
Working Oxen, Sale, : - - IS - 95 and l2O
Cow ani Cal,es-s2i. 20, -, -, rs 81 ~.
shsel,-Sales at 80 IS J IS and } IS; weather.
4 50 - d snj :.
s~ius-se,snl small Iot,, soli at lor SOW, anil
q zoe lanOws.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

tTA more responsible duty never deyolv-
ed upon The Stale Committee than that on
which they will b. called to act at ihc,r inset
ing on the 5lh ofnoNl month. Shall he or.
caai:diioa effh, Democracy Of Nam, B, DIS
bdHdeii Shall GorsrHor imibardb, 'acr,fo,d
Ior rguVHg 10 r,to lac ,ch,eh he J,h,roi
Constitutional, The ogjoa IF lrhioh IS 10 Proioa
ihe community GgaiHa ms ais ef miempT-
aHo,' What answer will the members of the
Committee give 10 these questions We shall
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Emigration to California, via. New Orleans
has never hcon greater than at Prescni and
It i, gratifying to know that il consists prln'
cipally u the wives and families Of the Pacif.
ic pioneers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

WoN,N's SrTr Co,yr,rtov.- uo-
mans State Temperance Convention Nn favor
OF thc adoption by the Legislature ct y. Y
Ut the Maine llw,) ito b. held AZ Albany.
uu the 95lh iu,t Tho Tribune ,ly,. ih, D..
"ihc Ir., attempt to bold a d.s,.nctr,rIy Wo-
man. Temperance State Convention
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Attic Temperance Convention held a, Au.
gus,a, Gov. Hubbard was chosen President.
The meeting vas carried on we learn, in two
houses, no one being large enough for those
Convened Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
ANoTuER sCIrNTIrIC woNDrR, M

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER M.
PORrANT To DlSPEPTICSi!-D ID. J. =.
lOuGHrON'S PEPsIN, 7ls Tius DiEs,fh,
Fi.,d, - Gasfris yrac', pfep-red from RENNET,
&c the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, a.
ief directions II BsrOa LIEBIG. the great Ph,.i.
ohgical Chemist. ~ J. =. HoUGHTON, VI. d..
Phihde phia. This 10 trsly a uoaderiul remedy
Zoe IadEot,aa, Dy-praa, Jsssi,S,, Litu Cor.
plant, Coas,,paf,0a a.f D,t,hiy, curing amer W.
fvs's Ou-' Mtkod. ~ Nafg''s De-. Asr.i, a.,
Gastris Jzic,. Psmphleis. Containing Scientific
ideuce e ts Valoe, furnished by agents gratis
See notice an,ong the medical adVsrtiseusnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Cen. Frank Pierce, who ~, recommend.
Ci 20. candidate ia, u- next Presidency LIS
the New Hampshire Dru",auc State C,.u.
'culIon, decline, having hs name presented
To lhc National Convention 90 connection with
ihl, Office, and r1tcuics hls Intention Ut H.
naming IN private lir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

rSMr. Washbum frUm the Pcnob,cot
District has gi,onno,cc ola Bill IN the House
Of Representatives, granting land IN ald oflhc
North American and European Railroad Com.
pany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

.g'Only three Democratic newspaper. "a.
'or Stale Convention, viz the Bangor
Drmoctat, lincon Democrat, and Frontier
Journal. These ATE supported BY all the wing
press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

For the benefit of The -oldic- ~ this 'oun.
" vino served in the var OF 1919, We copy
the following from the Argus.
w,uuSoroS, Jan. -. 1855.
EHer, irgtg.-A decision Of SHINE i'm
portancr 10 the people Of Maine, has recently
bcrn given by the SECRETARY Of the Interior
which have tot .rcn IN Tho columns ol your
paper. by which all who sorcd 30 ,hr war
ofisIa. fora p,riodofthry days and upwards
and have been paid lot such service by 'ho
T.. :. aro entitled To bounty land-lrom 10
10 100 acrc,, according 10 hclF term Of srr-
wee
1rrs construction Ut the existing law VS.
given by lhr Srcrury, upnn written aEn'
mrn, ,uhniurdby NJ lllmlIn OF We and VIZ.
DAVIS Ut Mass. Tho appropriation reported
Tor your Marine Hospital, Is s3oooo.-W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WTBNT,ulN.J,n. p

~ Market, 500 CATH, GOO lls,,r.. AMI 80
Siprrs consisting u Working ONsn, Cows anil
Cil,e.. twu ani three Nrar. uld.
pEIrIs-lls,f Csul-- E,ta - ~. fret gu,l-
~ $500; 81 do., - 80; ~ Do I 81. Hide, I p
psr cvL Talow IS. Veal calves, Ito II.
Stofrs-Nutkiug ONsn-SaL. rs, 80, %, ~
ll6.
Two wear. old. $50, -, p, ~.
Thps years oli, "a ~ o. 10.
Shep and lamb.-2Js5 II market. Price
ENtn. siiog. ~ bot. 50, ? IS, 20, . "a 10 {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
DIED

A. <.urh rlr... Jrr. 2uh. Mbu l.m.l '.....
trr ufI. =. anl sophia T.. ll..hH, s7' .....
'Hi ~ mlUlh,s.
9TH, Ii,. p1'-.e ,rlnI Hlrp sIa'ru rh.. frr
a.,
From iH. lrl af lbr ItrrFrifl bonn. .I il. ...a',
~, sb.uf,I suuIf H1. r..rs o.. BID. rrsf.-
g. hlsy,r sweet h.s,,H Obj. H"I ~ IH. ......
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
Gbr GlrfOrN DrnlurrHt.
PARIS, FRIDAY, JAN. 80, 1852
GEO F. EMERY-EDITeR.

us. VI. rETTENGIiI., No. 10 Sr'rl sr..
tJauf,ai Ru,tiing) BosTos q. our auih"riiri as'ni
fof procu,ius subscriptions, forwarding advertise
tnFuts. Nr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

N'Iil.Risi~ illENN Q. 90 INNINGS HHI
W NELSON ret VIKINGS .fl.I..U....
vuusI, .H tbr COUNTY HI uti.If r.| Sal. .' NH...
conveyed fY ms lN their 'r,I IT bi.u... .. Do
O'r1'sr st,ih, \. ID. l~lt D.ffIIH ..lI ..fH.. ...
49, i1 s4ia br,H.usrI slI r...t coils .... .s. PM
'IIi wHtf.f-' HT'I as fruHH..I IH fHT bEI.. I,.-.
i.tp IA -. raga so. tr .,,.ur. fl. ...nr... .
e rrrtsl uHtr, tIarrtlrr goo, H.f... f'I|I ..|.I
o. hu,lsr sad murgsgr iHr ,.nIf"rs H.h.H
1.r''al'r tY ihr statute l1 sIfh l1srs HT...H. ..
Ni,I. sINIDN INNINGS.
Pare, Jan. :, Is. Iag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30
Total. SlsG, 53I 6s

The rad was opened for business from
Paris to Bethel, IN April last; and from Beth.
ell 10 Gorham, in August last. twill be per-
eei'ed that Ouly portion Of the road has been
operated for the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

WScoNsIN.-An election Tor a member of
the State Senate from WaLhc,ha county has
resulted 10 the success Of the Wing candidate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Senator lIunier Of Va, has received inieIli-
gcncc OF his reelection by the Legislature oi
that State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

AID u ia rich reward
iIeuty asked no further question, hut Ne
f.h m"rc than a passing interest IN What be
had heard ~ the course II awcck, Mary re-
turned TO Lo~cll and be went hack 10 Bos'"n.
Three months afterwards, Navy again came
home io visit her parris, and again called
upon Mr. Grctu 10 pay over to him what She
1aI been able b. save from her earnings. u I.
y, hapr,oc,l that Henry Green was On ,isli .
fr,u. Bosiou. and TIA, he met her rs she We
retiring from the house II his father. THIS
time he spoke ,o her ard icuescd their ac-
guaitiancc. even roinr - ar 's to walk pot- .
tinn II the way home With her. At the cod
oGthrrc u,on,hs they met again. Buefthough
,hi, meeting vs.. 0, lcn urou the mind Of
zach the others image morc strongly impress
"a than u bad ever been.
S,S mun,t, ven, nv Henry Giccu bod
b.,cu ADMITTED ic che blr, aud VA, now prl,-
using attorney iu Boston. Twas IN the pleas
lr, nouth VI June. nod be- bad come homr To-
spend a lcv weeks with DO, family. one
motu'nr' day or '"" amer h'' '''"'u' a. 20,
81, Converting With his hihcr, The form ~
.ome ons darkcDcd The dcnr.
'.Nh MARI aid the older Mr. Grcru,
rars.ng aud taking the hand uf Mary Bacon,
which hr shook warmly. '' Wv son, lIcury."
BE- added. presenting the blushinr rid To hts
,rn. uho. iu rurn. took hcr hand and express
"a ,hs pleasure be Gl,a, meeting her
knoNtns the business uPon which Mary bad
called. Henry. not wishing to b. prescott at
DO. transaction, .oon ry,,rd. n be- did 3D.,
Mar, drew out her purse and tnol ,hrrclrum
small roll orblns bills, saving, as She hand.
"a tito VI. Green.
u ha,, come to make you an'iher Ta,.
msul"
With a gave, business Ike aIr VIZ. C..
tp,l ,hg money and, after counting to'cr
went ro biz secretary and wrote ou' a receipt
Let me see" said be-, tbourhuui'y. o.,
bs come back With the rcccipt iu hrs hand -
"lIoN much d"~ this uaAc' One two,
hrc, four, five quarterly payments. One
hundred and eighty seven dollars and a bali
YuuTu su,n b. through, May. There is
nothrrc ukc patience, perseverance, and 900,
Jusiy. How BE- your father this morning
d" Very WELL ST."
" think h., health has improved Of late. ~
"Ncry much"
&c AID 80 ha. every thing around hm.
was locking NJ h., farm lev jays ago, aHi
never saw crop, iu finer condition. Ard
E..,.,. .,.r, E..fh N4r, pee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

e. At Franconia. y. H., on Friday last
the Spirit glass was 30 deg below zero
The Mercury glass Wa frozen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Ten thousand dollar, have been found in
the dead letter Office at Washington, during
the past quarter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

A new pos, office has been established at
Bryant's Pond, Oxford county, Me-, Ezra
Jewell appointed postmaster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

Ex-senator Hamlin, and Col. Andrews of
the House, will accept our thanks ior valuable
public documents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1852-01-30

NAsuNDruS, Jan. -.
The State Democratic Convention Of Tex
Is has nominated Gen. Houston Tor the Pres
iL,ncy.