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a MEuCAN HOUSE, boston, with the addition, Z,
IN The largest and best arranged Hotel 10 New
the subscriber bcFs leave attention its nr
angement aud superior Accommodation The furniture
TO combine utility and convenience with and
fort me dressing rooms are most elegantly appointed the
W rons wei sTrauged for families and large
the sleeping apartments eomuodous well ventilated and
large proportion Of them Supplied with Coohuac gas
Every EFFORT will be made by the proprietor conrue
comfort OF his guests while scjournnE his hous.
Boston, June a. 1884 jysIdirsHsnj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-08

oPFEEi0o bag. prime Lasuayra Coffee; Java
~ Coffee; for sale by 4 II. sKlNKER,
Cary street,
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NANCE & GIASSEII.
" COHMISSION nERCHISTS
% Wafer street. New York
advances made samsnts Of Tour and
TO he above address, By
jyi-d2w sHIELns 4 sOMFRyUIE
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u.A street. between MAIN %M s q; H bant 4,

II EuON SCI GEExERs, stand and without: Ice
II crasher', Ice Picks Ice saes Ice Orators, Cream
spoons, Muders Cork Jup
Juip Tubes &C., for sale at 1871 Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-08

OLD SORES ULCERS, and ali eruptions and disease.
o an pafs or Sepaved state Of the blood the
citizen OF Richmond Va by Carriers Spanish Mixture IL hJ
ana sores the wort description finally got so bad
e uEhpe 70 walk except cTutches.
spanish Mixture the blood purifier cured him AZ
e hundreds OF others VII" have
Affects OF mercury and pains the and
| i iSa fa,eby BENNETT BEERS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-08

yl-dtf-lNksI
6NLOBE IHON RAILING WURKS, Nos. al
~ ana 5i3 Munroe street. New York, opposite the A.rs
- $3.50 - "'O@4'
The subebe' having extensive Unsurpassed arrange
ment or manufacturing article 10 their pre-
Pari 70 SGsr TO s Paee and dealers country
WROUGHT and CASr-iRoN RAILING Of every deserIpton
GrAnss shaef, Doors Portable Iron BedsieAds plain
CRIBS ana Cradles for Chdren Iron Chains Settles.
wash stands Flower and Work and Hat stsnds
they will warrant TO SuTpasS strength beauty on
line Orders from section Und states thankfuiy
received ana executed with the utmost dispatch.
jyi-dSul--tyis EST & LAYERS, I23 Grand nv
A MEHiCtN RazOEs-Every one Of which is warranted to
~ give 'a''fAesion Another supply jus, aud for sale
L. j. sISrON A co.
-Ie.. II Main street.
EuPEiiiOH GtNPOwDEH AND BLNCR Ikis-i5 NaN
- chests superior Green and Black direct
Tor sale By tic2'l W ". HARRISON 4 co.
tGahs-too boil. dry Brown Sugars, Of fair qua ty At
je22 DAVENPORT ALIEN a m
a PPLE BRANDI.-15 bbls. Pennsyvana Apple Bran
~ dy,just received and for sale by
js2I Corner PEAL sSi Z Cav IY' .trls,, -
NiAr' iItS-Any Gentleman Lady In want on 4 good
w watch ~ far price, will suit their Interest by
calling on the subscribers MI articles sold by "a
tAnti 20 DC Just what We tepescnt them, vii ma
running order free OF extra charge Of
-, MYERS JANKE, No. TaH Main street,
less Sign Of IlimuN;ed Clock.
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JOHN &. SIIAEEIt,
TAILOR AND DR4PER
EyCHANGE RITII ntNp

Fourteenth Street, Richmond W.
would respectfully call attention to his styles Of Surfing
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Nd u. CRANE &CO., No. To- 18Th street have received
He and offer for sale
600 sides Sole Leather
~ dozen French and American Caf Sims
y dozen Cochnea and Green Lambs
10 dozen Mems and Ladies' Nor. Skins
10 dozen Goat and Sheep Rim ling skinS
Enamelled and plain Patent Leather Hnameed Cloth dvureI
and plain, with general Assortment Leather &c Tor sbo,
Mixers Saddle and Harness makers Coach makers snt
nists. " '''
slaughter Hides and Veal SKINS Tanners OIL Cur
Ter's Tools, SC, dc. ~ WI
They solicit call from all in want
Ie3U-Cuf gp,gr . IN
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lNNTRAtT OF J.MAU,. CIyny,,- o,,,o.,,- -

S--NATranted a
ssn,a propristirs OF the best White CInv.,
h preparation has been used
sder. by all Who have tried 10, best and 49,,
the relief and lon, OF apo.tii
Nheh attend Dyspepsia in nearly ali lis forms. '
prevents and re icyes biarrina all
eueetaiuy cure naulency ard fumes. an,
ing As~d persons III
VII experience sreat beneat ON Its .s-. 1890 s"''''
Travellers will hnd Invaluable remedy ,v,ins, -
suee OF change OF water. Since inOdueiion some
years since no medicine has rapidly secured the puLlIe
mAnd. 80 500 'eA'"' Increasing de-
Purchasers regue'ied ask for "PuRcELL LApD IN g
Extract Jarsaiea Ginger" which {, only 10 had on ~
ta PURCELL, LADD 4 co Druggist,
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ouse then adjourned to s o'clock.
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
TIE FlLIBUsTER TRIALS.

NEw ORLEANS, July Son Saturday, Judge Campbell
ordered General Qiman, Mr. Thrasher and Dr. Siunder
TO give bail in $4,000 each All of the accused refused
give the bonds and consequently placed in cu.tod
Of the U. S. Marshal The will probably be carrie
before the State Court a writ OF ha6sds corpus
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GNItNBEK MAID WANTED.-wew wish to purchase
~ young and competent Maid remain In
For ne good character liberal price will be paid by
=. 7. WINSTON 4 co,
iy7 Ca,v A n n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17
For IN, Democrat.

DrrorisN N AsFRlc,, an inquiry into he
Nature, &c, of slsVerv BY Richard III.
dreth, suihor Of the history Of tho United
States, &c,
Having received the work. the tito OF
which s,suds a. tho head 1t this .rlicl,, I am
prepared to saw that It !, the best work on
tlis subject have seen.
!, is an enquiry into the naiare, results and
legal basis Of the .Iavs.boldug system in the
United States.
It's tone Is candid, vet bold, and such ro'i.
ton. are taken as every lruo friend II the
Republic must see no necessity Of maintain.
ing.
The work ough, to b 10 every family, and
when iis graa, fl,d Of lac, and argument
shall have become generally di1uscd through
the misses Of the north there will - no Ion.
ger platform lor dough.hcc. to stand upon.
The Gnh Chapter, on the legal basis Of The
savchoIl.ag system is worth the prce II the
volume.
For salc by lhc ub,crlhcr-prirs - cents.
I \ CRAFTS.
50. Paris, Nov. q. l-jI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17
For the Ox6rd Democrat.
Russia.
nv '. A. CRAFTS.


when the 4" May Flower" spread her sails
To the brccz,, a proud and ambitious prince
was successfully llying broad The foundations
Of empire and while tho sons Of the Pill
rrims have been subduing the forest on these
Western shores, that empire has been eS-
tending until il covers one.sovrnlh Of the
land upon the globe, and svays a despolic
sccp,c over iiIfs millions Of human beings,
sustained by the terrible power Of a million Of
armed men.
Tie Gar has concentrated in himself tho
hcadship Of both church and state and while
he controls all the political movements Of
this vas, empire with an iron will, With the
irroganc. Of a Pope. he assumes the highest
place before the altar, and prssumes to die.
tate IN relation to the mysteries Of God.
lie sacrilegious hands have dcflcd the tenn.
pie Of the Most high, and made il TO echo but
his will. instead Of the will divine.
The extension Of such 4 power is darkness,
displscinr light: Is dreay winter u'urPinr
the domain OF Spring. It il the bloiiing on,
Of true manhood, aud Substituting base ma.
chine.
Russia is the embodiment Of JdrJdrior, As
A, well as the Personifestion Of desPotl'm.
There was time when the rsignins Czar
seemed to favor the progress Of the age, bot
he soon became more and more eoyslous Of
power. 10 he eloquent language Of Polish
Count, "havinr reached the climax Of power
he could mo-, withstand It's inioNicaion. =
On lh,t unnatural height tho head OF Nicho-
Ia, soon became giddy. Thoss regions are
frozen, aud all generous aspiration, do ou, in
that atmosphere The blsest incense OF adu-
laliun alone became palatable TO him Thes
struck The hour Of his moral downfall"
And LET M man rauer himself that this
ynnIal will respect tho civilization Of the
nineteenth century, more Than did the blrbi.
rims Of the fourth or 9Th, the light II IIa,
age tho choicest fruit Of tho toll Of ages,
lbc rude hand, his hurdes will pluck, and
ifsuccc,.i', the beautiful cJ.fces Of liberty,
the work ofskllfl hands, cemenied in blood
and tears, will cumbls like the hosrfr1si,
beneath h, s.ln, tread.
.Ey,nc fom Lecture on Rur.il ,nl Turkey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

Nav YorK Potrucs. At the "lIard'
awakening held in the Tabernacle, New York
ci,y. the Ncn York rc,' gives tho following
report orNr. D.ckrn.on's remarks
Dieuyso>'s DErSrrloy or rur STATE
lssrr. The democracy Of this state have
have placed 10 nomination their candidates
and d, d, stated by some paper, curious 10 sach
matters, rla, abop, fourteen organizations are
nov before tho public claiming rs consiisra.
ton In ihs coming election. It's unnecessary
that should 20 through with an Of them ]
will however, mention the political organ -.
,.on,. There are lho democrats, hari7, or
ra,ioaal democrats the whig party including
all the factions Of an the isms, "too numrr-
or, IN mention. =" as the ShcriT's advertise
men, says. laurh,,r,) and the soi,s, or od.
mIni.'ralion party The questions which
they fain would press upon us are not the
great questions Of government, which we have
been accustomed Ia discuss butqucs,ions arc
forced upon US which were hcCtou'ly demon.
mated. by a distinguished member of the
present National administration as the "baiilc
orihc beer" (Grci, hugh,cr) 1t Is said
AMI with considerable truth
tina, the issues In the coming election are to
be- "Bron,on and good liquor "Seymour
and poor liquor,.' laueh,crl CLARK and no
lquor a, all" (Rencwed laughicr)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

FIRsr LrSoSs ~ CHENnsrRY ASp GroLooY.
A. applied TO Agriculture, designed for the
use of schools. by i. Emerson Kent, A.
Nm. ID, Professor NJ Naieria Mrdici and
Therapeutics in the Penn Medical Uniyer.
siiy Of Philadelphia. Dayton aud Went
worth. Boston, Publ'.Aers
This little work on Chemistry and Geology
IL, as It's title indicates designed for the use Of
our common schools. BY tho poliiens,s Of
friend, who feels much iniercs, in these sci
enccs, We were first shown a copy Of this
work. We are happy to concur with him in
the opinion tina, such book is we'll calculat.
ed to supply the Young, or even the agricul.
turis, with certain elementary knowledge,
which will be highly useful in hls profession
II is unnecessary to give an ANALYSIS Of
this farmers manual. II is simple in its ar.
rangemen,, useful in il, design, and is sup.
piled with various cuts designed TO facilitate
a knowledge Of principles and experiments.
II commence, with the organic and inorganic
elements Of plants, describes each Of these
elements Of the food OF plants, shows
that il is derived from both tho atmosphere
and the sol-hs' chapter on the substances
in the structure Of plants, and one 90 the sub.
stances which form the soil, and directs the
manner in which manures should be saved,
and cconomised. sud their adoption to Pari.
Cular soils and crops.
Il is valuable work, both for tho farmer
and the student.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

THr NEBRASKA Measure. The Charles
ton, Is. ca News, which is'among the fex
Southern papers, which opposes the Nebras-
la measure from the start titus speaks OF its
effect on the recent elections
There never was a complelrr or more dis
aslrous miscarriage than the Nebraska bill
II ha, not only blasted every expectation that
was originally formed Of II, bot II has proved
to it, authors positive aud unmIIicaied curse.
Instead of giving effect and confirmation tn
the compromise Of 1850, It has blasted that
compromise into noihinrncss instead of Sc
curing twp additional slave states to the I'm
ion, It has secured two additional Tree states !:
and, instead Of putting an end to the Free Soil
doctrine, il has given that doctrine a power
and respcctahiliiy which il never possessed
before, and which, we believe, It never could
have attained through any other medium than
that opened by this bill. We do not speak Of
this in exuliaiion. Most certainly not
There is much in the present aspect Of things
that NC deplore mu"h that We did our Ut
most TO prevent. BY doing our utmost against
the passage Of the bill. Bat the responsible
~ is not With US our duty has bccn thorough.
~ discharged" Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

The rrc1, question to be settled by the pso-
pie. prior IN rhc recent elections wa', not
ohs,her ,his uu'on should bo Dissolved
anil ls Consultation violated as certain selfish
md designing politicians, have pleased 90 a..
SORT: bat whether the Nebraska bin which
repealed the Missouri Comprom.'o-viu'lrsd
ihr Comprcmi's n rspulaicd The final.
.rv doctrine N rcnir,ervsniion Of Slavery,
"uc, iu the Baltimore Pla,'orm-ard me
prominer, measure of this Administration
should be adopted and sustained. This was
ne question and here follows d., decision.
Nrw Yorr +, entitled to % Rcr'. 10 Con.
rrcss. She IA, elected 90 wings lnd Know.
nothing, and D,mocrals-all Anti Nobra.-
Ia. Seymour lh'd rum according 70 Bron-
sony ard ,cmi.An,i. Nebraska i probably
elected Governor. Legislature, Seward
Wing, probably
The Albany Eye1irr Journal r'as'ifr' ih'
New York Assembly thus Wings 80, Dem
ocrai, Of an shades, 81, Independent, .
Nrw Irrsry. oui.tsd O, : Reps, IN Con
gross, has elected Anti Douglas and Ss-
ba,sl. The Legi'Iniurc-IIous,. anti Ne.
bra,la, and Senate tie.
wisrov,ry. entitled TO Reps, has cleo
ted . Wings and Dem. (woll,) an AnIJ-
NebnsLn. The Legislature, RcPobl can aud
Temperance.
McHGAs is entitled IN { Reps. They are
al Anu. Douglas and AMI Ncbra,Ll, The
Republican ticket ior state officers, Nl, cleo.
ted by large mapr,,c'.
lrLlNols, Douglas own State, has made ;
clean sweep a.ains, him. Her entire dele.
CATION IS Anu.Ncbraska. Mr. Rcherson,
,he rgh, hand man Of Douglas has been lie.
f,alcd
MAssAcursrrrs ha, gone Anti. Douglas.
She isan,illci to I / Rcp'. TO Congress. She
hl, elected Democrats (N.P. Banks among
thcm) Wig. and Free Soil, all VI them
Know. No,h.ngs. Gardner, Nothing,
D, elected Governor Legislature, Know.
Nothing-all Anu-Ncbraska.
Lama. Nearly every town is heard from.
Gardiner la, O,lO?; washbum 5000,
Bishop 1886, Wilson C,Ci3.
REr.rsrSrlTNrs G Wings, 3i7 Know.
Nu,hiugs, Republican, | Democrat
Therefore, in the election Of ca members
ofCougres, IN these G States, only oSE, pure
" Nebraska ard Administration man has
beer elected, and this prominent measure Of
ih, MISUNDERSTANDING the Repeal OF
an old Compromise, has been condemned.
"All this has been accomplished by the
mad and wicked aumpls to defy the public
sentiment, Of the country and union on the
subject Of Slavery"
lSprAyA. The official vote in this State,
for Representatives to Congress, stands thus:
Administration party, /.
Republican party, 10.
PrSSsYLvASn. The majority for the Re-
publican party in this stiic on the vote Tor
Coy. is o., 600! The Pierce parry lost about
90, 900 as compared with 1856?
DELAWARE. Returns from a great portioa
OF the State, show considerable MA.
iority Tor Cassidy, the Native American for
Governor.
KESrucKY. Bris,ow. whic, is elected to
Congress in the 2d district Of this State, to
On the vacancy occasiOnsd by the death OF
Presley Ewing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

Drrov.gy .ND Puyvr. The late Puc-s-
c,ous minister 10 Central Amsr.e,, whose
aoss vas unes'em5-o1s'y bottled a, Grew
town Ia,t summer, has orersj drugstore
10 L.u's Rock, Arsa'sas, where "phy'c.lns
prescriptions are rl, up a, ~ hours lob neat
res, and despatch, " nai where ,bs sN-mt1ts-
,sr rr0ross, IN devote hm,ellbercrforh "cH-
rla,.ysly 20 the iuts, o. bis r-oi,rioa''-a,
lels, - runs he rss,.s lnI no ulr advertise
Hsnt To- ,a- L.uls RucI newspapers.
We presume that tbs doctor was found. a
tcr a vausl sKpsrsnro, ihattt b. safer 90 rrj-
f- with human HE in he old profession Than
than in any other, ,rl hcrrc has wisely cOu-
cluisl O, n1u't h.s Pale lI1rsr again altitude
Rock. We wish the people Of ,ha, ns.chh1r-
hood r1 h7rn-a, che sane ttm. 'fthey can
keep ,hs dogisr there the rest Of his mortal
he conveniently. We hone they viii With
BOrlsrd mak.a- PIN. al he South and Brand
Ielh a, he North, ~ think the prospects Of
the Union a., ta'erably good
Is. Y. Evening Pet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

BuoEr!rLD BRANcn R,mRoAp. II is re-
poued that this road will ne opened to hnII'
Mills, four miles below Canton Point, scms-
,imo before January. Parties are nov en-
gagged on the supersiructure Of the bridges
and in completing the station houses along
the line.
The little steamer built by I. o. ]. Smith,
last ,pring. is now in complete running order
and has made several lrial trips. Early next
Season she will commence her regular l'iPs
from Rumford Falls to Canton Point, con-
meeting at the latter place with the ri'Iroad'
which will by that time be completed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

The. Supreme Judicial Count commenced
il' session On TUESDAY. Hon. Il y. RIcr,
JuNcc. The follow ing +, a Let of Jurors in
attendance
Gr,yo Jrrors. Jane, burbank, Gilead,
FOrmas William ADAMS. hndoycr Dan
i'll Brooks. Porter, William llean, Den.
marx. Fmrci, Bsmis, Paris; Joseph 5.
Barker, Nc-ry; Samuel Bird, Bethel ,
Steven Bacon. Greenwood Thomas D'me.
rtu, Peru. David Elliot, RumiorI Sumner
Frost, Norway George l. Gibson, Wood.
stock. Amssa Holman, DNGoli; Henry
d T.. Ilulch0ns, Fpcharg. William Ran.
dali. Hebron; James Sarblrd, Hartford
Beunm.u :. Turli, Sumner, Ebsn VI VII
lard, Waterford.
TRyruE JyRoEs. Epi Paad-Arlc.
mas i. Bartlett Bethel, Urlas Bouuev, SOM
nor Ausal Cusbman, Hebron, Nose, Chan
der. Frysburr. Samuel Crockett. ON'ord +,
George Colo Porter, Ephraim Dlrnin,
S:nnchlm James Drcrur Denmark. VIM.
Gordon, 81, S.ose George W Hammond.
PARIS, Amo. +. Holt, Norway, David
Mansfield, Lowell.
Srord Pni-lalml u Marble DINield,
Joshua Quu,. DrowuGeld George W Rlni,
Waterford. T.. Fauar, BuckdslI Jesse
Smith. Grafton Richard Taylor, Byron
Gilbert WamweI, Albany u. Weber,
Ssclca; Isaac Wentworth, Greenwood ,
Pelcs c wadsvorIh, Hiram; j. wa'hJurn
Hartford Patrick II Virgin, RumOlI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

SrvvrSe rag Srlrr A. tie S1u'o:a
Convention. q, vas .Ccu'rr'y proposed ,ha,
Rev. Dr.. Marsh should b, nominated Cor Gov
eruor. The pcctsr entering into the r',ai-
uriry. replied rFihc horror were bestowed OPP
on him, he c.u'I csr',la'y 's'umP ihs State 90
but ir.'elI pursuing the bum-jun method ~
,re,,h-mak.n-, be proposed iu O. ou' m~1a-
rcrfs of eight or ten ears. In OBJ, fr,' be-
would r'le, regularly Ic-airl lrl crm-
r'r,-'y Furnished rrar,shor, with all'hs .rr,-
t-uis and following ht, moIrr.car, should
~ car, containing s1crr,s.yg'v, the one huu-
d-rI ana sixteen thousand miserable victims
orths rror shop, in ibe State tire wives and
children uf ihc victims DE s,Niy.7.rs thrr-
sarI inmates or,b- r1or-'o1s, 7ar-i thrrs
by rum the th.r,y-say5r thousand inmate. ~
prisons and .li's ihr ra-i-g m1r1rs, maze
such bv rum ,bc twelve thousand 'g1,hsomr
IDIOTS who nav trace their fate 20 'he rro--
,ho7 laI ful''v the ,ayralhs-er, bearing
csrs7rr.ous'y upon Oh, ,.lc, OF BIS car, the
suggestive inscription "Tay f1r iu'cuP cr's
raursr,. St05 SOC t1 iar N,v Yor. ro.,e
5000 600 criminal 'aN boz each county caas-
Cd bv rum. 10000" llc though, ,hltsgeb
attain. brou-h, v.s.b'y before the people,
would settle the question 90 bis success. In
De- ,hi, pleasantly, ihcr. = 4 vorl Of solemn
s1I mos, affecting r-,..
Lowell C.tlrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17
Gbr Orfurh 1rmorrut.
rvsLlsuEo vvrrY rErpAr MORNING Nv
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS IL. brown, Editor.

Terms.--.Ons dollar and 6ity cents sinctl, ~
,uva~rr. on, dollar md .evruiy-fve ccuis with.
in ~ rnon,h. two dollars n The cod Of the yrar
To Which On, csuts vii h. added ior every lsar
= which ra,ucut 3. DELAYED
ADvEHrtsEaESrsia-s Tts'l 80 reasonable ,rr'us
ire urorristar not hsiu- account1h'e ~ sny error
hcyonL the aununt charged ior The advertisement.
FE-S. N. PETTENGllL 4 Co, 10 M1''
o., Bag14, anil 10 NfssaH e., Voc los, are
oar on, authorircl sgouis iar procuring suhsrrip
one. forwarding Advertisements.
gZP,,u,sBt f,r 40 Advertisements 10 held 90 tc
H.. f-um che date .fthr 6r't insertion.
- Communicated shoud dircCisd 10 "lhc
ONGrl nmo,at. Pare. Ne
BOOK aud Job Printing
rEONrTLN ANp NEATLY EXECUTED
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

CATALOGUE or IIEEEoS ACADEMY. y
Catalogue Of this old and hOurishing lnsliiu'
lion has jus, been issued. THIS quiet retreat
Just at the foot of Srrsakcd Mountain, CON
tiuucs 10 be avoriio resort Of youth IN
search of knowledge. Mark ii DunneIl'
VI. A., Principal, still mniniain' his already
high reputation as a teacher. The number OF
studeats !. as follows Classical Department
-Genllomen 81, Ladies lO-Toial, H. En-
glish Department, Genilemen 81 Ladies %
Total 60. Number attending Spring Session
IS, Summer Session IS. Fall Session Co
Aggregate 100. Number entering college
daring the year, 2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-11-17

AN ExFcSsgvE StrFER. Cincinnati Goa
mercial tells rs the following
~ few nights before the failure Of that
udroi, fnancisr, p. n. Manchester, be gave
one Of those splendid suPpers which Won Tor
him an euy,ablc reputation amoog a few, and
an ipyi,a,ico to which Vas considered BY many
an honor 4 gentleman Of this city Who hal
in nj, .omposition large quantity Of pride,
and srr,scIlent opinion ct his oWn popularity
united With a disposition To Goat serenely To-
upper tendon, was honored with a carl Of in-
viuuon Everything pertaining to The sup
vas ola sUmrtuors and costly character, sat
ishstorily c,idencing the great wealth O.
anj Importance q the host. During the sven
ing N. gentleman ahovc alluded to wa'dIaNn
into conversation upon money matters by Nr.
Manchester, Who finally inquired where hc
deposited Oh, fond, anal az ha,ra'scfin,crCs,.
Upon b,inr inf,rurd the banking house, and
the oli fashioned siy Tsr cent, interest, The
shrcwd banker remarked. "Ah, s.r, on
paving nv deposition. from eight 20 ten per
cent. and su realizing. from ,hc careful in-
yc,imcui OF their money, from one a0i half
L. two Pee cent. Ter muuth-'hus Won see,
scnc6tipe both the jypos.ior' ,Hi mysc'E ]
can pl, YOU ieo Ter cent ~ VOC wish 70 is-
pos.t with me" The logic isd tho supper
had their effect. m diy Or tao ihs gentle
man deposited vNh Nlrchssi,r ah'ut $1,000
ard IN jay Or two more Manchester started
on a tour for ne bcref, n his health AMI rcr-
nillLnn."
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