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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Nntinn of Fornclosurc.

yX-nEgEAS, EBENEZER CuSilMAN'
w then of Pan., ~ the County Of Oxford, y,
hi. Deed Of m,ng,gc dated july lJh, Al io15'
,pJ ,,rorlrJ With The ONiotd Records, BOOK 20,
PAGE 20, cBnVr,cd 10 tnc a certain tract oi lani
situated in aid Paris, containing twenty acics ~
the northeast corner IT bit nunlrrcd seven. ~ The
ninth rngr OF lots IN ,,ld Paris, ADD more par'ic'
ula,I, described ~ ssid mortgage deed, where ~
frrcnre ana, b. had; and whereas, the conditions
of aid mortgage have been broksn, hereby give
thi. puLlic notice iJr the purpose Of lOrCclosins
laid mortgage agrccaby to the statute IN such case
made aud provided. .......,.,,,,
Paris. Feb. > ISL
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NOTICE or ronEcLosIRE.

\lTUEgENS. Osg0np Cu,rtI', ui stowe,
w u ths ,uuut, of ONiurd ,rs, ~tstDui Maius.
u1 tbs eleventh. d,, 1T Janu,iN, isjj, mnrtg'-rd
il us, ih- sulsrrib'rs, piece ui 'ni situated in
tha vale, uf Coll River, iI llH town ui stowe,
aul containing Ton tipl AGREES ''s' another poe,
~ Aud With thr huiarug' thrr,Yu situated 90 'lid
Stove, h.irg ihr pirmis's " nstr Do ih'1 r'sidcI
auI 500 iu.IHcss, containing Ivp 90 aces more
ur lsss--whirh mHuEI.r uas ~ secure tlr pay
n.Ht "a saii thll'r.' uui" ul band Hr iHr Hon
diced TUutrrn Duiluu NINETY ,eni', (jliHDD
dated Junmn ~. 1855. and PAYABLE un The hrt
,I,, ui September, l-Ji With interest; and Whrio-
n. th, condition 1T .ld mtrisi.e o. broken, as
tat, o.. ..,u o., .8iI mortgage rrDHulri 90 The oN.
nII Cuup l.r-r'N, lIulh -, lHgr 40, "'
CHM a. iHl,..r.Hrr 90 thr same according o. ihc
.fatHi. iu such ease. mad, and provided.
SNIrlI, IlLE>il : 60.
partlud, JAN. Q. 1867. $50
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TuIy yours, A. nCRsCY.
CiuIIor,r. N0rs ~. Nav ~. 1850.

Etu ll0usT. NuUs AZ, May ~, 1856.
Gsntlsmsa. lh,,r need ihs Patent GALVANIZED
Iron U,,u 1t 5000, tnauuilrtuts, iursrg,ral wc'hs,
with suiirc sHisi'0luu. Tor iHr pusposr Of
r.,.t,as ur,i., aud blk.us head aud Il.tr, it
sBrsts,,lr. au,thing ul tlr krud that haze y,sf
ssrn. ,au .algi, as tlni 'iHrr ! have ussd ,uw
oven have not usrJ mon, Than nur. iuurih a. mu,h
f..itp co., llk,n. With, as did lrllrc. can
.att recommend ,uHr ovens Co a.l Hotel hrsr,is.
Ef.p,rtis,', yunu, OTIS TRUE.
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sELDEH L. NEAL, a. n. D.,

SELDES L. MEAL, a. NJ,
rUUtITInE.
o. rl.Aing ibi, urt.,r ct che commencement ct
l,r ur>t t.IiH, che ltu,tr,, Gee bIpr, Go snnuuiOr
tr tlr lu,H4. lud p,,rurs ui ihr lpsulutt1B, lb1t
tbr, have SECUTED che services ct a .rHii,mln, lee
r,rr,rirr. ui .H.JIrHT scholarship auJ wurb prIr.
teal c,p,u,nrc, 1uI uII.uH,rI ability as a
lBrh'r.
VI, Nral ga gr,.a,ir nf Wvrr,iIir CnIisg-,
,nI u,r, ,,,,ut., si tbr MriIr,I School ,t H..
con. IT, has i.Uu.IN aad charge 81 Nhsus
sui AusUu A,ir,wtrs i1 tbts State ~u.l rssf,t.
lror viI De- bal be- che ,ntcfr.i' of Ilc ,uIrnIs
SHALL drnl1i
uu,tI, $500 gee week ,rr'u1irE vr.-l 400
u.ht. IutuuH, l.uut I. o. o. a. 80 o., tstss.
jos. UNK,pW~, Nf.ruFFg.
Iisbtu1. rrb. =, i,j' De-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

School District No. ; in the town OF OTIS
field, was Rad once and tomorrow assigned.
Mr.. liallowell from the committee on In
dian affairs, reported a bill to regulate the
duties Of the agent Of penobscot Indians, &C.
comrapicd by written statement OF facts ,
which we're on motion Of MIR Scammon laid
ON the table and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. Oak, from the committec on reform
school. reported a resolve making an appro-
priation OF 5000 therefor, which wa, Rad
once and tomorrow assigned.
HousE. On motion Of Mr. DeCring Of
llampden,
Ordered, That the committee on the judi
ciary De directed to inquire what further
legislation Is necessary Ia relation 90 the
sale OF uuwholesomc meats.
On notion of Mr. Gowcn Of Elliott,
Ordered. That the committee on the judi
ciary b. directed 20 inquire into the cXpcdi-
cncy Of - amending the revised statutes,
chap. Is, sec. 10, that alter the words Z" in
giitutal charges in the tenth line, IL may
Rad, " and II any owners OF such pcws or
seats shall refuse To accept such moneys, il
any, og consent % such sale, such owner
shall not commence any action within 30
DAYS after the time Of siil sale, nor after
the expiration OF one wear.
On motion or Mr. G1wcn &c Elliot,
Ordered. That the committee on the State
library De- dircct'd 6, inquire into the eXpc-
Jleucy or yplblishing thcse5ioslcal r,purts
ol the state, and IMPORT ~ soon as practical
Ole.
The ll0us, resumed tie consideration r'
the Din r,a;in; % the SuTrcmc Judicial
Court.
VI. Foster of o. Michns, ADDRESSED tlc
IIDusr 90 considerable length.
Nlisr some discussion, 0u a motion 90
print the hilI. on motion of Mr. Adams U,
NrvfrIi. tsr House lail the bill on the
table, aud orl.r-l rs printing.
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Ono Cent Reward.

nun AWAY from the subscriber, in Milton,
IL the second day of January, 1851, boy by
lh- name ofOTIs PtNErLN. hereby forbid all
person. harboung OF trusting him on nay aocount'
.. shall pay debts Of his contracting allsr thl'
date. liANlBALL ANphbWS'
Milton PlanistieR, Jan, 10. 1857.
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Maine Wesleyan Seminary

THE SPRING TERM will commence March
9th, instead 1t March Ilh, a, pee Catalogue
under the mana cement Of the usual board OF IA
slNclion and government
II.P. TORSEY, Principal.
Kent's IIill, Feb. ?, 1851. INl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

T. X. BLo0D ZION THE TuEoNr OR
LrNgs. Railways Ecn0utlnc RCsp.yeut
aud Ready Relief ia sure preventive and
cure fyr 6leedinc. weak and liberated Lungs
bad Coughs aud difficult BREATHING
ll0Arseu,ss and Sore Threats. There ar
many people who arc slil O. have the con-
sumption, whose lunss are said % b' - Tar
gone Us % prevent their being cur.I. We
"a, not claim that our remeli', will cure
tbl,e whose lungs ar al! ulcerlicl aud
mostly rJttJd aWay-but We DO claim that
uirgty-ninr out 0l one hundred of those who
complain. and who are troubled with weak
LUNGS. who sometimes Bleed az the Lungs,
who are troubled with night swcats, who
couch much. aud who suilsr great pain aud
distress IN the side, shoulders aud chest,
that with Railways RCnOwtlng Resolycnt
aud Relief we will make them well, and
ires their bodies from every particle OF CON
sumptiyr material.
All the difficulties Of the lungs or throat
that arr caused by colds, these remedies Will
cur. Do not. therefore, be frightened into
the belief that you have the consumption ~
bad a. . be passed cure. IL Is the cue OF
thes, inhalins doctors, % pronounce the
most simple cases OF difficulties arising from
coughs and colds, either In the lungs or
throat. Consumption. We do not believe
that one case out OF ten that are set down
as diving Of consumption, died Of any worse
difficulty than bad treatment for a complaint
the doctors who ATTENDED them, knew moth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Notice.

DUN AWAY from the .ubscf,leT's house 20
IL Bethel, CArnIEISE GEI'Tis, lo"nd !"
me by the O,r,secrs Of the Poor OF the cav OF
Portland. Al person. ace hoiel, ioIb,d h'I'",'
ing OF trusting her on nv account, as have h'ne
suitable provision sc hsr support; r, ,.,.r
SPENCER 4. BARTLETT.
Bethel. Jan. 30, 1887.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

Il - stevens q tB.-trufs have u1lr
thorough i.i.l 81 ihs G,l,anitrl rrriah.r O,su,
a ,uu, manufacture. vh,rh ! obtained not lpug
~, IT ,ur. .uI htI % CO. o. 80 chat 500 recon.
,urn ',I 10 foe. 10 makes vrr, great '1,Iug ui
flrl anil tur puHgrurui ui % i' slwpIr aud ''st
I rup.,ds, Il llr lr.t apparatus ct The hinj hth,r.
Co. iu,cntcl. Nuy Respectfully,
T.. HOLMES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

Fsryu uI 1000 Sos ur NuNr Tie
Ata- .t,f.s that there will hc a festival ui
thr ..u. u, N,iur. now rg.idiuE Boa ihr G'l
state. no Union Hall, Boston, on tine 18th.
lion. Cc1r-- :. II'hrd, thc rrr..irn, OF
hr Association, All r-.,.le, AMI che ocga-
sion rrou.,-- o. 20 uu, or great cnnynrn'.
Thor. 4, o. o. a supper, speeches AMI dan
cling
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Paris Hill Academy.

THE SPRING TERM II tbl. lnstilu',ou Will
l ,ummrnrc un WEDNESDAY,, MARCH llih,
and continue eleven woke.
S.R. CARTER, S,sds,y.
paEi', Feb. IL, isj6,
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Farm for Sale.

) 4: 9: =: a.: q: 4. {: 5:: a: ::
= tain. 2JG acre. oil lnl, 90 situated 40
tS'Ig ronycpsnil, divided inln two l1ts, flssiro.
The huIlliug.-hous", story and . hall, 20 b, 10,
two large lnrns. lpd other uut lnililngs-arc 4ll
new, ,nt convenient. and in cNcrllcpt oucr. Thee
-. voad bot II about % acres uppuihi' farm. II y
.,t,t,d alrut ono and orrh ~ fnilc. iflm Cage
M,ll., aod two 1nd onc.half miles FROM Norway
village, oycf the old rnal fom Norway o. lort.
land. and tvu anl unr.half miles ifUm The oN"fd
station II thr Grand Tunk llilsny. The him
b. well divided into ilagr and pasiurigc, ani The
ouharl, Il ten ACRES, has 'cCrutl, l'cn gngraiied
,,th chuirs Vlri,t, 81 desirable iuits. The farm
La. rpDn Il ainut - nil,. ~ Stone wall, we'll
lu,lt. and in g,.,,l ur,lcf Teens lil.cal share
ufpurJha,c uuHs, may ren',u NJ morgagr.
EDWIN STEISON.
ONroEp. Nov. 10, lsjs. 20
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GOuld's .lcndcmy in Bethel.

THE SPRING TERN will commence on rhe
dr,i Tuesday ct March.
y. Z. TRUE, 4. NJ, P,iaaipiL
Ni.s Elinhsth :. W,lhcr. Associate DO; Nc. J.
l.. Wale.. Teacher en- the rrrnsh Language; Me-.
C,rrne :. TNilchsn, Teacher on the Piano; Viz.
&. VI CARLTON, Teacher Of rsnmsu,hip.
Board. "a families, dollars per week. Wood
and ghts extra.
For C,rruL,rs. arpl, to the riacipal.
Bethel. Jan. 20, 1857. 4Wol
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n :. STEVENS < co.
GtouT Iinrlt, Sorru PAEts.1
NJ. Tnfk I..I

Nav lSih, lSbb.
Grrt,mcn. hn,, ussd the Patent GALVANIZED
Icon Oyru. manufactured 70, 700, few ss'ks,
ani rn,st -, % works we'll. smplu, q uin a.
I, %, huktag. Nhp tiyss Nrry favorable lrruu0t
ufit fpr L,kipg mr,is. bread. psstr, aui ever,
thiu. ,'.c ihrt hr has baked ,iHor De- usrl IL.
a, mt hesitate a. say that Il l. the hsst oven
have ever need. u doe. ,ls wofk perfect, and
With aver, liil, .u,l.
TuI, ,our', 4. llERsIY.
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A LADY

WHO HAS BEEN CURED or GREAT
w Nervous Debility, after May years o,
misery, desirrs to make Ano"a 70 all ieho~-'uue''
sr. the sure means of relief. Address, rnclo,ings
stamp 10 pay return postage, Mrs. MARY l.. DE.
WITT, BosiOa, Mass, and the prescription viii
be scot, free. by next post sm2
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Dissolution.

rIHE Co.parner.hip heretofore existing between
the Subscribers. under the name OF 'iaiA
Whitman. Is this de, dissolved 10y mutual consent.
Mr. Iictskiah 4. Ciafk W,l settle al business ro-
htug TO said hun.
II. &. CLARK,
&. ". WHITMAN.
Soulh Pari., Jan. 81, 1857.
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SOMETHING NEW & USEFUL
Tho, r,,,y Family should Have.

TT ,ou want 10 Know how to make un,iop'
61.t.raie, clear and clean lo'A'ns sNR'f'
saeI,., IN a letter Finy Cents tnr post ''imp'J
ami direct 10 Laws Co., Ab'nglon' Mas
mi ,h,y viii send you the Receipt. u Is close
;mit,t,on Of Maple sugar syrup, and aobnowlels
ed 4, h. IT, equal. bot lev eau detect lhe ''u'''
80. C,,t. in small quantities about 20 cents a
calm. ~
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Winter Arrangements.
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND,
The Splendid nnd Fast steamer.
w q S TlaNp oR n,

WILL run rcsuhr, bstosrn NEW YORK
w anI PORTLAND, q. ipiuNss
Is,yr HnNu's What, ruuaHi, ever, Wei
ns.,lss aifrfuu1u ~ u',.uCA l1I returning, IUiyu
New Nurk, Pee - y. r., every saturday a0.i-
uu0u. no thc sam" hour.
Thi. vessel has Ji't been ltt'l cop with One ace
Communications ,rr Ps-suFrr., m1airg iIIs iha
most SPEEDY, slie luI comfortable route Zoe tIa,'
ellen. h.tucru New lHrA aud MIinr.
Passage, i,5O. Np,hHigr iHr ~sfrrpnms.
- Goods forwarded b' t1i. Hrr iH 1ui 'rHm
Montreal GUIDE, Baugur, Bath, Augusta, llfi-
ro,t auI 81. John, uIiI di.pat,h. at ils rlr.P'.t
rates.
Iut n,lght or passage, 1rUly tn
II. n. CROMWELL, EMERY & FOX,
ri,rl2N. River, y. y. Bow sWh'L ruuIuI.
poullaI. oct 30, isi6. ~
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FRYEBURG ACADEMY.

V,IIE SPRING TERM will open on wEDsEs.
DAY, March 9TH, anl continue eleven weeks
II. II. SMITH. PnAeIpai
Fysburs, Jan. 20, 1857. 81
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Your obelicnt servant,

SETH ". TOwLE & co. I3S Washing.
t1n street, Boston, proWig,ar.. sold by
tleig agents everywhere.
Nrlr-s. * Rate, Pan, il.l. Wm. \. Root,
- Pace. JhuIc. Na.Hu, lith,I; Il. Nuur..
Nura.,. n. " Notlg, -. Waterford. uu,I
Poster. Watu1rJ. Bamg, MaIsrr, Lowell. ~.
e. EurrH. rnlur-. Chas. I. Chase 4 Son,
psGI: o. & &. o.. Atwood, BucAhelii J. T..
s y. q. ilu.hard. Hiram.
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The Legislature
WEDNESDAY,. Feb. II.

Sr>,rr. Bill (uT1rted m the ilous') IN
,.I,ti,p 4, the attachment OF real estate and
imm,,ahl, personal property was read a Grst
,rI ..,uud time, and passed 20 Dc cusrussed.
Mr.. T,itehell presented che petition Judge
OF Probate ct Oxiurd County, Tor increase OF
salary. Referred 70 delegation from said
C1uuty
Mr.. Hgrrirk, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, % vhichwas referred - much
ct the Governors Message A. relates o. tn .',
removal 0f WoJdhury Davis. rrrort"l o'H
relating 20 the supreme JgticiaI Ientt'
Irhc hil royiycs that part % the act W 80,
which contains an eighth judge anu : OF
g,hrr .srt,,ps 8g the sane act. Read once.
Mr.. Woodbury. moved a suspension OF The
rules. s., a. 4, riit thc oil, on is passagc az
che present time.
l.si,.I o. GHsr an amendment o. thc ball,
simply rry,ius doe Sd -'ruNd oi thc Art oi
lsiS. creating au eighth Juj-g, without rc-
,i,in. sections /, =, and .. 10 would not
change che bi.l.
Mr.. Woodbury. then withdrew motion,
and thr S.Il was .-nri i1r tomorrow.
Subsequently, Mr. Chapman withdrew his
objection O. the ban aui ths vote assigning
tomorrow Was rrrHUs.lerrl, the rJlr, sus-
r.rl,I and The bill read "a second time.
NJ. IIarrisk sutrlthatthe Committee had
'.''
'. An ',i.'. 49, .,..t..---...I
l'. ..' ''
III U... TIE speaker 'Hne'' ''' ..'-
i'V'us members u.s. Che ''Nm''''I ON '..'
I1ri "i iI' '''1>'' '' AN '''.' l 80. ~ III
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Farm for Sale.

.,-,sycS. TIIE FARM latel, occupied VS.
..,iCS3.s.6 NJ. Isaac CuuutNDs, . ~, 1ui i"r-
SO mstk lg Nr kiur.ly, BE- lrr sal' ur
~ feut-i"iug situated on che fu'd l''d.
- log from Iaf,. llill o. licbr"u Nod.
cui,, Oduc milc. f,om either placed lnd within
ihr,. mil'. II Suuih Pans. sad farm has 'lpu'
uur hunlrr.i anil th,uy arfrs ul hnd-iliuN agrr'
II growing h,rl vu1d-,s we'll divided irin uihsc
lni uuW lag, anil cot. iruw twelve a. hlirrn tons
90 h,,. u h,. ne cNr'll,ut Tasiu'r, small Or
chad. lul suud ilou.e ani B,rn, With uut luili-
cog. atrp,hrI. ard h. MI watrrcl. Mo-, Ten or
fur,u tom. ~ o., u1v &C. snlr ou ''id hun.
i.iIful irru. OF payment ~ill lc g'g'. Ior
lurihrr r,uirulsrs. r,sIuitc 81 CO... :. II. trN.
uiNDs, rau. ilill. ..
MARY :. CUMMINGS.
raris. p,,. 90, 1850. u
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SpECINI. NOTIIE.
Wanted,

OOD ACTIVE YOUNG MEN, To act a. JOE
ODO cal and travelling agents in hlsl1,,.
ca.y, useful and honorable, ata sNLAlh OF sIVl
PER MONTH. 4 capital Ut = only required
No pattnt medicine OF book business. Toll par
t,cular. given, free, to al Who onrlnsc postage
stamp or three cent piece, ani address
Ar. MARTYR, Phistow, MI
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OXFORD NORMAL INSTITUTE
SOUTH PARIS, Mc.

fI'uE SPRING SESSION Nil commence on
WEDNESDAY,, th, Gth HH, ui MAE'u "'>i'
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N'-- F.utNDI IN FAVOR uT ruE oA1DIN-
ur UHG. From lllu. GgY " Jlu..,
SURVEY .r.u.Tsi uf iowa.
>ury.err- Generals Ole,
plHuIus, Iowa, sept. u.s.
pr.t.r George l. Gr.rn Dear Doctor .
I intended. before leaving Washington Cr.y,
Ias, spring. % py O. yuu 10 black and white,
90, have frequently done viva yurr, how
hI.hly esteem your Oyy-'uatrl Bit,rrs.
ana thlt have M lluh; On; that they will
ace asa Certain, speedy and agreeable cure
ut Dyspepsia, in any yt,', il matters not
how OBSTINATE. Your Etters acted ~ q
charm with my friends, Hon. 4 G.. Dolly,
VI l.. Martin. n. ~. Foster, aud others, rs
they diI with myself
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Hebron Academy.

'pUE SPRING TERN ct Hebron Mead. M,
vtll opmmruor u1 MONDAY, MhEOU g,h,
sal rlniiurr Tv,I,. Week.
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rlre uy rn its sr.ut reading tHr question
being gu passing che same % be eU-r1ss't.
Tas merit, 10 t.r case v.-r briefly dis
ras-.I hr M.s.-, ll.yt, Tv.t.h.., sam
mon. Burbank, OAK, llal.Hvr.. ami Webb,
and DO appearing hy O. statement % the facts
tHe D.lrmau. N.s deserving ui aud entitled
Oh 40 t.at WAS given, ;ag resolve We, Ias,.l
O. he eu-rls,.I.
Rs. .y. n favor at = Il. Kla remguar-
a,irs him us expense Incurred bon attend
arr- urIu q member pi che legislature %
l~ty druu. Lls sickness came up on H.
Ta.-lra % hs c1,rnss.i,
After % somewhat prolonged discussion ou
che fact. and merit, u. thr ease, I1rte.I a'.l
ln hy Mr,,rs. Jones. Woodbury., DAVIS,
Ilbyt. Brown, lla..UwrI, Webb and Nc
Sutarv. the resolve was Ju motion Of Nr.
oak laid 0u thr table.
Mr. Twi,chcI from Committee on Military
PENSIONS reported a resolve !U favor 90 STrn-
rer 20. Doves, rad once and Monday as
gueI.
HorsE. On motion of Mr.. Ingalls, Of
Eul-t.u,
Ordered, That ths Committee ou Finance
D. instructed o. inquire into tbe Jzpsiiency
Of Iryyius q State TAX Of $4,000 Tor the
present year.
on motion 10 Mr. Y.u;5u OF Gray.
Ordered. That the papers iu relation 90
the 4. s. u. Central Railroad De taken from
the E.es and referred % the C1muiitoc on
Railroads, Ways aud Briis,s
Mr.. Poster % lat Maghias, FROM tie
Financial Committee. reported nact making
appropriations Tor she support OF govern
men: !or the ensuing year, and the same
was ordered % be printed on motion o. Mr..
Talbot 70 Lutrr.
The House then IrJcoolcd 20 the discus
sion Of the hI'i relating o the supreme
Court, and Messrs. Nluton Of Gray, and
Durcn Of Calais, spoke in favor Of the bill.
MoND,T, FEB. Q.
SENATE. Biz ~ make valid the doinss Of
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SDATE. BIN to make valid the doins' Of
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l. ls1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-05

PEEMATURE PATERNITY. - The Wheeling (Ya.)
Times relates the following story Such wicked at
tempt to overcloud honeymoon should serve as a
warning to newly married people:
A young infant apparently about four or five days
old, was lett at the residence Of young in this
city we understand on Sunday evening last about 10
O'Clock i was comfortably wrapped up in a costly
lanabs-wool blanket. A certain gentleman's name
was written upon strip of paper pinned to the blan-
ket, and hope expressed thereon that 81 the poor
little fatheress chickabnney would be taken in and
treated as his own. The gentleman is in the en-
joyInent of his Honeymoon and when he saw the
child upon his step, though conscious of his inno-
cence, he could not but look upon the little chubby
cherubim at that inopportune stage of the game as
frebrand in his honse-a perfect domestic peace de-
stroyer. What was he to do? He discovered it him
self and all else ignorant of said discovery He
picked up the precious load, lit squeaked little but
soon subsidized again into calm) and with cautious
step he carried It to the door Of his next neighbor
where he secretly deposited If. He then stationed
himself the opposite side Of the street and waited
the Ito him) weighty ISSUE He wasn't the only per-
son watch at that instant, however he flattered
himself to the contrary. The young man. from his
conceanlent, soon observed a second person emerge
from an alley, who picked up the child and removed
it into the house. The former then left his hiding
place and entered his own house, congratuating him
sef he did upon his fortunate escape The next
morning, by certain ambiguous givings out the
whole affair was rendered transparent The second
tical joke upon his newly married friend, and had
used his own child for the purpose The story soon
leaked out, and whilst the young stortly avows
that he selt rat from the start others inclined
to think differently and that his placing the infant at
ITS fathers door was altogether accidental.
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+Ahhie Al. Or .--s'hs' pius' oiooili' honeia
Tor your bghteyed baimy sweethpped mistress
y here YES MAY has comeand inc hnsh q her beauty anu
the wchey OF her se away our veAauoh ~ ner
and we forgive her as dong me uaht school
girl who Smiles the sweeter ana ooSs All 'he III Po
portion as her absence has been lengthened'
Beslaes We couia MOI piathe may oi hei aes y W. "o
she Y delicate airy ana eouu ho pfng 70 eau
on inc muuay uaii wnioh apn - hef Api.' ns o, nv
rosy dew gistehns thfsshoiu ~ s eous 'ia' se - n
and devouy do we hope she may maintain her sway until inc
cold rain and mud OF April sha DC aohsa o ana oro'eh
Yesterday was as beautiful day as ever the genial elements
conspred produce ana as might nave oeen eSpece IN
spired new me into eyerypoa ana everything IN Town ana
country The beauty 81 me aas was saea ny 'hat Oh the
night Dame Luna ~ hef increasing eaaoopo'
tcaiiy across her carpet Of nue Veiyes anu spnses oale
nature IN noOa q s''se. .aoaoe' anu Moohs e h, per
iames y se ny IN ~ w
IN, aest, e"se', oA asus-' -. Nv - ~ ~, he y,
Gus oonunae ofus a you ea'ne " seeroas' "a 'e v al
SIP inc piiss oi ions i'ps no'e' iio'' "t''i you
CoRoNER'S INGUEsTs.-N1urder.-The Coroner yes
erday inquest the body Of r. X Purcell native
Ireland % years of age found dead the house of his employ
CIR Dunn the Of Tchouponas and Richard
streets Verdict died of conclusion of the BRAIN by
blows the right temple inflicted with blunt instrument
sno ~ VIZ "a arn = ~ ~ NJ,
the hore The Coroner II anneared that IN
SUNDAY aSteraoop Purcell, was in crowd n nc
~ hon,on,as md ranps srees look inc Mt some boxs who
sra rrnape foot-races far ,e ich he man
ls an Wbs, Purcell, sns ,n,,' In, a, Tho or, aud
utterly UNCONSCIOUS Of any ,mpenanr ey Mel
" q m hebnd him cooly draw s,pnsshot fr, bis nncl,
I'D tes, him IL; The head with II kpocin, him o, an,
,,, a. ,o.a con cd erah,y. alta, ,,h,a, H., ,, -
80 a. he nn.,,., and walked eao,Iy o6 y,to,, ; a -
pnrceu an yet,ipg mn did not hint he was ,, nj ~
went to had the wounds dressed and went home
as usual without apparent suffering went to bed in
the same manner and his bedfelow young rnau testified
that he signs of pain sickness had nothing par.i
cuar to say sleep qniety by his de Yesterday
morning, awakns the young man gave Purcell shake
when asonished to dud him still and dead An alarm
at raised and crowd Of the mans friends