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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
ASIA.

Letters from Erzerorem, Of June To- state that the
Russnns were in motion along their whole Asatic line
They are concentrating positions where defensive war
fare can easily be converted into any which cur
cumstances may invite. Bitter complaints made
ganst the inactivity aud ncapscy Of the Muchr whose
car reInesenad completely held by the Polish officers
to the deriment Of General Guyon, Colonel Stein and
other approved officers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
FROM GERMANY.

7Il Oea. COrrespondenz contains an editorial stahng
that almost all the German Governments have promised TO
give their support TO motion to be made IN the Iernan
1et that the whole OF Germany do ion the AustroPrus-
sian alliance The King of Wurtemberg still stands aoo
but il considered certain that he will eventually JOIN
The Correspondent Bureau states that Austria WIZ
fin nv summon Russia to evacuate the Prncpales within
month, and will occupy Waachia without waiting for
reply.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Arrison, who Is suspected Of having sent ID. ,n,,
machine which killed Mr. Allison and his wife /. c
p p ~e ~, 10 ~ =. ~ .y.a TO- & Sla'aay week.
nescaping.
ROBBERY OF A RAILROAD MAS.-Henry o. p..Li
ESQ., Collector on the Boston and Worcester R,T.oS'
while dining az Bsscom s. Walkers saloon. Ia Be-.
the 22d had Wallet containing $500 sbtractei I'm "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
HOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP

EOURAUDs ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
~ Pimpes Freckles Tau sunburn, Ergpons Boks-
besides being the very best shaving Soap ever Invented 10Y
DRE sUbIlL upoots Hair from ANY Of The body LIQUID
ROUGE Ter Pale Lips and Faces HAIR DYE, LILY NHlh
and HAIR RESTORATIVE; at the old depot, 81 wLiss,
ls from Broadway; Calender SO South Cd It, Phia Bs
l3 Wsshinzton Boston; Bib Springfield; McNarfya Bah
Hartford Cameron Brdsepor Sheldon Troy Green @or-s
FI'O the BLIC.-Owing to the decease Of d.
i GEORGE MARSH WADsWORTH. the bushes, Of mas
featuring MARsHs PAlN kELEi Err will hereafter be aye
by Mrs JANE MccOLLlCk. No. 81 Washnst0nst No
York where be had wholesale and retail All psspE
debed for Tain Believer and other medicines comp funded N
ellsworth will make payment 10 her she IL the only ea
thoriEtd to receive them. (Ssned) W WADSW0Mh
JANE McCOLLIck
CURE FOR CHOLERA-Ths above medicine N asa,
PAIN RELEVER is perhaps the best medicine io be hss
Of Cholera attack Every family ought be supplied sE
Always hard at No 81 Washn and the paepl IN
sfar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
THE WAR.
THE BALTIC,

The fleets retired from reconnoering Cronsadt on the
9th July Cholera had broken out on board several ships
the French chip Austerr had seventy cases. oaen' AZ
sbips The feet IL now anchored at Barosound.
private letter from the Gulf OF bothnia OF 3Oth jane
states that the small Russian island OF >guisk1r hsd
been attacked by the British fgae Valoous The tower
Of Tic lighthouse facing the coast Of Sweden had been
DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
JTNIvERsITY''FAMILY MEDICINES. -FEvI
u and A0IE-CHOLERA

The UNIVERSITY Of FREE MEDICINE and P0PuLu
KNOWLEDGE, chartered by the State Of PennsyVs Aph
1888 mainly the evils Of spurious nostrums 70 .
the public With reliable remedies where the best meds H
Will not be employed having purchased the nTss
remedy, ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE =,
the trst and only known for twenty the crsn ea
Yever AID Ague aud h kindred confidently rsenns
Il 10 the patronage OF the afflicted. -.
The above Institution Likewise for Bowel C17k1
o Ch0lsrs,
ROwkNDs COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY RON
And In due lime will furnah remedy for ever dssr -
BE- safely treated in this way
b order vi the Trustees JOHN r ROWLAND NJ D..
President Of the University and head Of the Phsmsea.
pertinent, Philadelphia -.
Home D-pnssry and Office No II South Second ct Phi sis
Sold by CHAS n RING General Agent No 1872 Bfosdsy NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
SERVIA.

On 9Th June Redschid Pacha sent complimentary let
ter 10 the Hospodar of Seyia in which he conveys the
thanks Of the Sultan for the fidelity, frmness and el
Irene devotion which he has manifested during the
pIesent crisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
SWITZERLAND.

The reconciliation of Switzerland and Austria is now
almost uuequvocally verified by the complete reesabiis-
nen Of diplomatic relations between the two countries
The Austrian Cabinet has, in fact named VI. huoeck
son Of the celebrated minister and statesmen OF that name
as Austrian Charge dAfaires to the Confederation and
he will proceed almost Immediately to his post at Berne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
Wright Junior Il Co... Circular.

PR ffrtd LiFEkfOoL. flday, July II, lhDi
VIII declining tendency COon q. the Of or
last CeuA sd'!eeso III last NAg., the ISLES much
Willie I'll, desire h- Of holders realize h, h.d
ID q n the quste. aod eguity IN other
could not he elected An ncresrt desnd r aonsy notE
srdns the ne Government dvideadsansted ~esh
srd Which viii 70 Sosbt Continue 10 exercise th IN iaaass
etsod ard the Aal shipments from the AneIesa
10 spyh- Ike .NsHs dsuies Consumption steadily pros-e'
AID change the Preseni aspect Of Affairs to srTssi eIPse
The business to-day st 90 bale. 500 speculation
and eaIor at the lowest Of the the rake closing h
The total .ie. Of The wee, soua to % SO bales. Of which s.
Ibe rCff Tor sane me 81 iyi S.ie, Of which ST.
American
E'l nctfs. Ordinary Orleans.
NJ; A5.5i l.;S 0od d5s5y HG.,'
s: :is 5 .1 49, g s. s &c: : : @ i So.
American. pr..a r a.a l r.. I Mh., r...
S s,gs ii 1l, ls g 4ai sg f si I ss5
The Manchester market has been biased BY feeling PIE
srs here 1ad he .0snt Of 1r>on' entered apo1 vy
9sesd ,slus e''''- '- ' nave ''s4 0a''''
ss, ,hs ' s I,n9sss r. haze
rdrs III maturity Of Wheat &c os Temperature casing
must fsessd ~S esaS af u So.
nth sncsfheue iraueree 70 which their
70. hitherto been ssbtd Oar Gem market h.s dali
prices both Wheat AID Flour have favored
operations Mediate
hes rather Improved in value regsss
Below table, II urof,-, exports, ke
in moderate legaest, old Pou realizing "a
Pc BEEssAx-Retal parcels ..
AIS L.Ep hands extent Of 20j tur
:. 50 20 IS y LAID .msl parcel broagh: u /;
TER TuLOW demand s5l5 65s y bbl With ALL, Of
Ie e.sla TAs-RspOTitd s.e. Of So bbl, REsIs
without vslHe with sses OF
sale. I7ls to ? f5r ordiniy 70 sac
Parcels.
~LD C.xssLL our Aseni for the s.e Of II. Tnbass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

Bns-O-,avsrr, lBr) s;anni' S. Johu y. B. seSss.,.
Schcopers-J Darling Osborne CharssSa NcCfe.4t ~,
Co Surprise Coe Psn, J. Hunter Go isasc W H,n
Fields New bern Davis H0ugs Lanatiue Hamilton Nest,,
port Widlcgh s kEON-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
INDIA.

The STEINER Calcutta with the Indian mails. is telo-
graphod rom Trieste. Dates from Calcutta, June l.
Bonbcy June Z; and Alexandra, Egypt, July :.
Trade India is dull EAchange at Calcutta on London
eiI. No mail from China.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
PORTUGAL.

Little or nothing Of the progress of the spanish in'ur-
rcction was known Lisbon and movements fayora-
bic the insurgents had taken place i'll the frontier prov
iuCes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
DISASTER TO THE STEAMER ADMIRAL-LOS>
nE IHE BRIG WIN. NJ. ROGERS.

BOSTON, Thursdsy, July 20 I'oi
The steamer Admiral bound from Boston for ST. John
n B. went ashore yesterday three miles west OF Quodiy
Light Passengers and crew were all saved NO turther
particulars have reached us. . =,
on Cane Sable oh the 2tth inst, the brig William NJ
Rogers of Boston came in collision with the British bark
Princess Alice from st. John for Liverpool The brig
sunk in ten minutes The captain and crew were rescued
bv the bark and subsequently put board the brig Han
fax which arrived here this forenoon The Princess Ace
was not seriously damaged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
LAW INI'ELLIG E'NCE.
COURT OF COMMON PtEAs-spEct,L rssN-3efor' Judge
WooDRuFF.


DECISIONS
Titus Hutchin.on Jr at. Cornelius Vanderbilt
BY passenger on the Nicaragua route for California
who purcha sed a hrough-ticke TO be conveyed on the
Pacific side By the steamer North America, but which
vessel las Loot on her way to take in the passengers and
plaintiff returned to New York. In suit for damages
the Jury gave him verdict for s72 So The Court had
charged the Jury that he only entitled to the amount
of his ticket and expenses. Motion is made for new
trial Motion allowed unless plauf consents 20 reduce
verdict to $500.
LeSyts Robbins as John Code and Henry Hod'edse
To recover s4,4JO being fifty eight days damage on
bark John tehrmsn. chartered tor san francisco Mt 80
per dev In defense it was said that the delay mainly
owing 10 the fault of the master Of the vessel himself.
Judgment for plaintiff, s2,'s3 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
NAVIGATION OF THE OHIO-THE NEW WHEEL
ING BRIDGE.

NHEfLINU, InuIsusy' : -,
The Ohio Is inches at thus port and Is sun
falling. .,.,
YESTERDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
Eesal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c. s1p
E,q Surrogate Of the County Kn-Not.ee hsfssl ~,
seeo.Gng 70 law 70 all persons having claims against EDNg,
SleCIENBI k'H. late OF the City Of Brooklyn deeese
tney are required 10 exhibit the with the y0gcbs
the seersreer Frederick Conkns at his place Of basss
Der ak Para place in the City Of NewYorE bsfs, ~
teeHth day Of October next-Dated April s. 1854 IN
cps Law smith FREDERICK CONRLISG. Efs.ee-~
\ PURSUANCE of an order of the Surressk ~ =
the County Of New York nstice IL hereby ~
having claims against JOHN c. COMSTOCk late Of ~ ~
re" orr deceased 70 the with vouchers -
tne subserbers at their store No St Psters psee 10
Newton, before the xssn,h day Of 0eobef ssA
NeT-forL, the twelfth day Of Ar<a, 1854 -
GEOR6E W COMsTOCK <, yfsssss
ais lswsnTh WILLIAM H. CONsTocK. -.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sarfoss-.s
the County Of New Yort notice hereby syss
having claims aga.nst JACOB BOWERS. late Of me
n2t desssseS to present the with vouessn cs,SN
RUS LAW TON, 81 his Office No IA Nassss It, me ~
YORK on OF before The second day Of September
SARAH ANN BOWERS. Adnias.Tnsr
LAYTON LAhso. Attys foe Admiaistrs,rx nv "a.
n PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SurreesE
County OF New Yort Notice hereby sven g a. n,
ipe claims Against CHARITY S0STRAND late o. ~
lo.s widow deeessed to praesnt he s.ms wa y d. cg
Q, 70 the subscriber az hs oKee No iu NssAsN ~
iSst on or before the ninth day Of 0ssessf
foft ths twenty eighth day Of MAreh ieA Issde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
SALVAGE ON THE BRITISH BARK AQUATIC
THE NEW BRIDGE AT WHEELING.

BALTIMORE Thursday, July ~ I'9f
The southern mail as late as due. is received.
The arbitrator in the of the British bark Aqushc
previously reported have awarded 80 per cent salvage
Amounting on the vessel and cargo TO $4,000
Charles Elet the architect OF the new bridge over tho
Ohio River at Wheeling crossed in carriage on Tues
day Ii will be opened 10 the public this week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
THE MARYLAND COAL TRADE-THE AFFAIR
pr TIIE PARKER VEIN COMPANY.

me MAN ItND S1tsn .,n.Ny
OF THE PARKER VEIN CONPANf
BALTIMORE, Thursday, July o. 1884.
The Msrya Coal trade Of last week amounted to
l9, 600 tuns.
The Parker Vein Company have paid on tue miners
claims for which a portion of their proper, had been
seized The Cumbe.iqr5 Telegraph say Mr.. Mali late
Pre-deu. Of ,he Parker Vein CompSr.y has not visited
the coel recions-at least .ot publicly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
NEW ROUTE NORTH and EAST. via ALBANY.

NEW kOt IL NORIH and EASl, VIA ALBANY.
IN ALBANY NORTHERN RAILROAD RE-oPESED-
Bridge or Ssrl,oss Lesve Albany s Rud, "a .t6:t 10
An, 5:S NJ Leave Albany for Sara'oss "6.iS n, 1913
Thu. s.sn aud most expedition. route The road l.A
with heavy continuous rail the equipment aad Of he
approved elegant construction and the fares cheap b.
fHRoUGH TICKETS msy be procured al the pnaeipL
and Peoples Line Steamers and Day Bets
BE careful that BsSssse nmaket and checked through
'" A0''y 'O''D''' " GIBSON. Superintendent
N'EWPORT-lNLAND ROUrE-Leaye New.York
n tSoc,o.kMsA NJ by NeWiIaven Express trsin
Tor don thence Stonugon train 20 Proytsns sd
steamer 10 The advantages oth route ha, a the
mos direct peasantesi aud cheapesI Through tses
to Providence 81; TO Newport ~ ".
NETWORK and ERIE RAILR0AD.-Psssenges
IN Trains leave Pier foot OF Dusne-sL follows vis
Buffalo Express ~ for Buffalo direct without change
nnpstk Express att A ST for Duukrk
Mail NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo. and .in;emeiirs
Way FSpre..ti2SP NJ for Dunkirt
Rollsnd Passenger (irom f0c OF Cham oefs y, ~
Permout for Suiern snd intermediate stations
Wey Passenger for OuNile and intermediate SaoaA
Might EaprcS No Y. vi icr DGnkrs aud butAS
Fmgranf . Z NJ
On SUNDAY or " one Express Train st6 ?. NJ
These Frpre Trains Buffalo with hrs, sps1ffs
resurs Lake Erie for all ports on the Lake aud Dg3s
with the Lake Rarosd fox Cleveland. Cincinnati Ie
O''-'''' D. C. mcCALLUm General Superintendent
NEW-l YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS DE-
~ RFCT-By Railroad via Hartford Springfield BellossFa
inGso- Mhpe River ant els River 20 Lteon oas
and via Monticello Buriingon - hans and hs
Point Oydensh gh and Sonttea Ticket Haven
-oeS OF Broadway and Canal st. and corner OF &h
49, IN Az Fxprcss Talns A. NJ and 7. BAGGAGE ehcsA
through FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent No u! SosasL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
WARINE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

PORT or NEW. YORK ,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
uater Cure.

NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
IN WATER CtRE-The largest most eompets sad thoroughly
IN hed Ia country sforng privileges In city sad csaH
Trsveers accommodated with transient board AZ No IT'S
corner of University place. Y. II. WELLINGTON ~ D.
south Orange. n J o w MAY, N
xNATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY
w DR. SHEW's Oyster Bay, L. l., for summer. reached
daily by steamer Croton E"on G~uy. aud Dr. TAYLORs
cor and 55ht Ctysts Palace open the whole ya
reached 10y conveysnces The best Of accumulation al
reasonahle terms ~ both nlaces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

FHILADETFNTAl
AT our Stock Board this morning sales were made ot
Morris Canal shares st................llt
Reading Railroad .......--.....'..''''S
Schuylkui Navigation. ..........S<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27

~ C.xssIt As.ai for tie ssh Of n. Trisa.s /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-27
NrWPORT-lNLAND ROIrTE-Lesye New.Yor

n al OcO,k NJ bv New Haven tNpFess New
thence bv steamer sonugon train TO Proden
.tssmer 10 N.~rrt The advsnagrs this
mos direct easiest Pleasans aud cheapest Through tsets
10 Providence q. to Newport So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Amos Ays u,s DoyJLE. Aa!ga.Ia farce,
which has attained Considerable popularity, !,
distinguished ~ ,bc following and somewhat
eanical ius.Isu,. ! traveller reaches an lua
and Gods i cruvl,! With occufaui-, his
.so.e- les L..es,a % Jrlas an, e. ono zoo 'hr
,lre roam where d J.4gs man IS 'lrspIug he
adopts ,he latter, s0t order. the servant io
r.u Hm az very carly tglr. In the middle
aftlc night = ~, .s,lJc.r1s Va. v1uicrs Iuio
,bc room. and a.nU,y, himself With backing
the ,rsysllcr's fec. WhcnIae servant wakes
b,m. a., fist ac,.gr is 10 lr1k in the glass,
when he exr!4ins, The fol has woke the
wrong man 49, and calmly goes 10 bed agaio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Crlsriay asrosr a Dsu,rlS0CLrn The
question b,iure Doe meeting is ll,s.-Ifa e.
,ow-ub., IS a fsll,r-aud hls cal-arc about
iu De- parted irr4 iimc-and they propose io
exchange dagucrrrwyrrs-and inr tia, Fur-
p1,c The fl',r rucs with ms cal io the da-
rucrrey,r- ,hur-aud is To- pay Gr having
the "gic,utc, lcok" ard be only has money
cnougb,o pay mr one picture IN ordinary
case. and the other "a r,acn6csu, r,sr-
which picture ,houlJ bc pul 10 the macn'h-
cent casc-h,s own ugly mug, or hcrn
Nuu.l O., h. rll'an, IN him W rU, h'r MEG lu
tic ugly ease Would D, b. Yurruus 10 hun
,D pul no mp, m tie usly ease "h'rh shr Is
90 h,cpl That's the qu.s,lon h"l"re the
meeting. We are open fr the discussion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28
PROSPECTUS OF THE
UNITED STATES ILLUSTRATED,

VTNDER the tile of the United States lllu'ira
,eI. riiI i,u,nedialsl, IT, rummenrcd the UHb-
l,cstinn Of u great Nntional wofk ~ ,ery costly
and Nssp,6c,nt description, ior ~hich the lilersl
ra,ronage II the American Publie is confidently
eNrerisd twill arrsar inIFir'', with 'uch prHnpi'
,tnle that two W lmcs willie completed before tho
rlu.e II the prrsrnt year. These volumes Nll he
i.snc,l simultaneously, one b"iag exclusively de
voted "a Eastern and the aihrr to Wssieu suJccts.
Encb r,,t viii contain Four Steel Engrayiaes iiun
original drawings Nv eminent Artists, representing
r,Ier .nne rcma, kable view irnm the splendld
I,1Jscanr Scenery Of The roualy. ~ some Pullc
E,IGce. whose Architectural l-auiy or Historical
character entities Il a. such coinmcnmoration. lea
paris will compose volume 81.
The pf,.ent VOLUME ofihr Western Section vii
contain amung other illustra ~, Views ~ the
gard and r,yuliar scrn~fN - ne Mississirpl nNer'
f,tn ~. %, goo At Itaska Lake duNa 10 IT. n'h'
ielow New Orlcsns. ln s,in''if manner TIE vol
anne If the Eastern section will represent only sac h
objects irun the Sra.ls'ard states as ATE m"st
.tIikins aml truly American.
Bui ifrNrr,leace has thus l~cn aimed NJ ~ the
Engraving. the Literary department alec will have
.ysf, attention bestowed ur1n n. No eNp"nse has
hen spafr,l IT, rrn 'er the Nu,k ~ this rrsp'ci,
al.o Nstrpnal Nrnumrrt. Many ~ the lest
,nd pur.hr writer's II the CunDiry arr engaged as
regular r,,pirilmtofs and th- Eiil",,al ditr'tion
e the Whulc has hseu en'fHstrii ~ the rare -
VIZ. CuARLTs A. DAN,. wh'ae mmr = suli'.
ci,nt g,n,anirr that the vu'k viii - on" 81 ."lrl
merit, a. we'll ~ Il clrgsncr and lsrtui,. Zach
n-r 10 c,ut,n i,nm ~ ~ III Iag"- lsiirr-rtc's'
nfiuie,l IN elcgrii ups and "n -plcndid u" rarcf
With the lat nuiul-r Zach -uls-ci ,-'t lo ih" two
vulurss ~ trcr,e io each Section II the wo'k
au aIicgouc,l Title Page, cNrcgc'l 10 high 'l,le
II AT. aHi ~ rrcuuiuiu, wagn'iccnt steel I'm
craving - Nv - ,nshe., representing the
hattie or BCNhER MIL,
Frnm Twmliull'. gr'ai picture, " hose superb "Se
ctpn rrud.ts % e cod, ",n.fiueu', and husc sub
rci rcair,. It ,rr a. syry Amr'ican.
~ ihe apiir,gatiun Il vet numt-r IT sul'scrl'
lrrs the price 20 the work viii h. rut ~ ihe ~.
nsi 2 rates, Ohr.c chapness ony the lsrgc't o'r'
s,.yI. onmL,r., zach. Oet..
Single NuIuue, $500
The tuu Nol... With Premium plate, 1000
10 Clubs the ioll,w,pg advantage arc uh'f'd'
2Copigs To one address, PEG numlcr, ~ '''.
Io. -
~ flu. 20
The Volume. mas D. hai scranisl, 10y ihose
Nh, m,, prsic. thr Ei.t ~ the Wet ahor.
AGENT. wanting ~ collect su'fcr'l'i'""f "'y APP
10, lur sample uuuIsts, Urp.rrctts, Ar.,tn
HERMANN J. MEYER.
:. YmL. lot Wii uuu 81. June 1858. 23u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

4 TARrAR ISIS. On the arrival Ola ,raV-
rller. he Is met by The eumptollerof tire Ia
bic, Who announces what there Is la eat, and
Is tic visitor selects his d'shCs, this Official
,,Ical, ihcm IN ! measured chant 1" the gov
Omor Il the pot. Before c"mmeu"lns hls re-
pact. courlgsy requires the traveller tn invite
e,efyhody present To- parsse with him.
Conn. he s'ys "cume, my liicnds, AMI
,,.bs Las at vine With n'e c"m". aud eat
p.a,e at nee" And every cue answer,
'No. thank you: dn you rather seat Yourself
al my table. Il Aha in'no you And
- 'ha marer enls When tie traveller rises
,o Depart. tie ena,ruollr' of the table aga'u
chants o'es tie bau,cs OF tie dishes, ub'er'-
re this iFns 20 inelodo the price IN his ,Oag
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tnt osIoix ~ 'Il,rL CottSsiA. IL the
wear Tvs, when rsiIioie lschHs per''eed
lie COUNTRY ard When there were several par
,ie, in the field, Mr.. Fox, young PLAYER,
~ho w,. more admired for he Wcal,han biz.
none r.ver., csll d ots HUrninr Iron hs
frieod Hcp,i-,. ntd a. CT aiiig q THE FOL
Epirr evening bad hren aPfoiutrd fnr his
Lsp,si. snJ expressed great Gsar for the re-
,uh. as ret single box had been taken, hes.
eed his freed to do something ia lis behalf
"IG' saij F.N, "you vii write me same pat
r'ai.b veit,s io lie tire ,ltle President
March." feel safe &c a full house. Se'.
cral Ol the PEOPLE about The theatre have At
iemnled il, BOT they have come To the eonclu'
non ,ha, i elnnci be d,ae yet ] think v"n
nav 'uc d. NJ. lloIkrs retired Z" his
study. anl 10 a short I me wrote ne hrs''er'e
and Chorus which us Submitted TO Nc. iioP
kip.. Who sang then a; piano aoeomran.'
meat. ami protel tie mcl-s,r To- b c"mpn'i.
be AMI in keeping. ln,h,s Nay The secood
aud other verse, we've vrg;rn, auJ When VI.
Fox returned IN he evening he received "l'h
dshrL, the sops - 70 now stands.
The fl,1ajrs morniac small handhiils ar-
rnarcd tha, Mr. Fox would sing new rat
rot song. etc. The lheaire was crowded
tie son- va, sung auj received with r1T'nTs;
il 80, r..s.,sd sieb, ,'--., M again ''-.--
o. art urca sung he u.asa ,is.s, ne -ho't
auitsacc s,ooi NJ, 'ut 'c,asl 90 DE chorus.
N..l ,rsr night. Hal Co'rmha' chegTei
tie tis,lsrs ct abe theatre, cod ia lev DAYS
i, Vas the guiysss.l son; of The boys iE The
streets. frum on, eel oftbc riiy O. 'he other.
Nor vi, yas distinguished au'h1r of'h's tru.
" national surr, a sna- which met 'he aIro-
sa,on Of az plujcs OF the jiy, or.o''c7.
TIE slice, in Which he resided 900 one oesa.
,ion vas crowded, AND HAL Columbia
b-Oke on ,Ie s,.l.Hcss % mijnish, from hun.
trsJ pz.r,,.ic voices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-04-28

Trr PocR SUPPLIED BOY. The Rev.
John Br,Sr. when a r'.or shonhcrl lov. ron-
cri,ri the ijc, 1t learning la'in aod Crock,
1ud having rrocurcda frw oli h"'s', actually
accrinrlishrd The task. while aurudinr his
cattle On the lill. ~ successful was be-, that
some OF tho Old n orsii,.ou' pcoP'c In the
nsi,bborhood concludsd that be must have
been ass ,,ej hy m ",yll spirit"
On one o,ra.ion he went ,n Eliuhurr'
r'a.l,i aud hlrrl,n,. WalIe into a h"ksrl.
I,r's eorr. and a,lcj for Greek Trsrmeo'.
'whptarr y"u a rr,uc 10 =" with Greek
T-,,ausu,r' s,ii ,hc h,oSscller,
.Rrad =" said the hov.
"Rsad +, 2" cNrlaimcl 'l.c sNep,ic'l book.
SELLER with q ,ln,lr "yc may have 1t ior n",h-
inr ifyr'llrrld a."
Taking ,bc hoos, be quietly read wi s"'"r-
81 ,cr,e, aud gave the ,rlusIa,,on, on which
b, vas PERMITTED To eluy oil the Greek les
ramcut 10 triumph.