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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
State of Maine.

WHEREAS By AN Act Of the Legislature
w passed and approved on the fret day o
April, 4. u. 1856, to Incorporate the OSiord AZ,
Iiculunl AID Society, and b, the hrst section d
said act any three persons named IN said act shall
have power n call the first meeting Of said socie'
y. Therefore the undersigned hereby give notice
that The hfsl meeting Of the society will h. held At
the Llm House IA Norway, on Saturday the 18th
di, ~ MAY next, At O'Clock +. ". to a,, on the
following articles, va:
1t. 10 choose Moderator to preside at 'aid
meeting,
2l To choose Clerk.
81. 10 see II the meeting will aoecp, to the
chatter.
llh. To choose q committee to dm1 and report
q oulr 90 u, Laws.
9th. To choose committees a. hear reports.
9th, To choose all necessary officers agreeable
a. the charter and b, laws.
5lh. To act on ans other business that may lc.
gilli come before said meeting.
ADNA q. DENISON.
RUFUS :. STEVENS,
HENJ. RICHARDS,
Norway, April IS. lsjG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

N,sAsru SIyr CURES UlcEE,rEu SoEr
Lr.. lewis H. Atwood saws, 81 have been
afflicted with -lr. l.I- for years, so bad that
tM.y would ulc.ratr, and have consulted
physicians. regular and irregular They
iay. prescribed inward aud outward applt-
cations, but 30 was 0i no avail At last !
wa, induced % tn che Mas'as1it Salyc,
which healed my hrs IN a short time. And
r4w. when | see friends with ailments Of
of Ike chractgr, NY Iir,t impulse is, 70 ask
them why they DO not use your SaNc.
ann YOUR much obliged servant
j. pIN>MOEE Is son, General agents
Sk1vhr-an, Maine. Ia
Tur B1,rav B,u1 snow wa. aremarkahlc
affair. The infants 80 were well behaved
and 0uirt-1wius. undoubtedly, % the yIr,
tues Of Dgyings' Compound Pitch Lozens 81
which were in great demand 40 that Iariic'
uiar time. Sod everywhere.
HEorgy', Oiu'mai and PiH, are the
finest Remedies for Had Legs. Franci.
TomkiusUn. OF Ott1wa, Michigan. had the
misfortune, six years asJ, 10 brcak his leg,
which vas impsricctly set by the doctor.
tbe consequence was, that il formed itself
into an angry wound, aud despite Of the
various remedies De tried, he could not set
any thing 70 cause it % heal, and It wa.
feared by all who knew him, that he would
DE- lame an his life. About four months
ago. he commenced using Holloway's ONT
mcnt and Pills, which soon caused an an.
proved appearance in the leg, he continued
them for nine weeks. and the H.. h sound,
% he establishment Of al who know him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
Complete Library Edition.

o. five ,rp hr.r n,i1rH ,.'Imrs, With rnrs
iuIt un ~rr.l, ~ CIHf,s p.gi,rs, ouH'ai..r. ih,
.a1- reading matter 10. br lHu.tutei Edlu"n'
tHI computing over .auI i.Hu.-ud N'N large
f.uI'. ,.'urnrI Ia.r., inu'.uur'y printed, aud
bound iu various sff'.r.
Volume contains P..lrli P.r,, arI on Cen.
r,HV NFH.
- Ir. Our Tu.f. Air'lsf iy'E -
rr' r.HHtr Rafrs
, tr. N.l1iu Nnify BrI Mqr'f
f..aE.tHf.
Oh. VH.f G#HrI.iF. D1HiV rHf
N1. lrI ttHsfr7s N'aris'.
> Do. r'nt Ha'.alI Dr'sl' Ne
.'..|.
P,i-,uf a. rn.r'.,s t.t. h.uuI g.. l'l.k cloth, fIi
gtlt bach, III ~. rure ui complete ssi,
I.uI iu -,H,.U. ,.'I, extra, 80. Price oi =
complete s,t, hHuaI iu hLuy sheep, % 90.
prirs of 20 complete sri, huunI boo l,li turkey
uluu,pp, n 90. Price ul q complete 90, bound
DO bali cf, antique, - 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
MRS. r. S. GREENLAW,
Independent Clairvoyant
ANn HEALER nF TILE SICK

DEsPECTTuLLY giyei notice to the citizens
IL of Mechanic Falls and vicinity. that she has
tssp prsyailed upon 90 visit this place again, and
q, ton several months. She will attend 10 the
eSamination and prescription Of all diseases that
hesh !. heir 10. For thirteen years she has been
IN her chirvo,snt state 60 describe The cause aud
location u the disease on the internal organs, and
The effect IL has upon the system, aud prescribe
medicines Cor their cure. Mrs. c. medicines are
prepared BY cLiirvoyant directions, and they pro-
ducr the most wonderful and cheering Effects.
Residence, house formerly occupied by VIZ. Mel.
sgn Valentine, neal the depot. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
Western Land Agency.
HENRY II. BOODY & CO.,
Bankers, General Land Agents,
tsu rIAtrUs ~
Lnnd Wnrinntsnnd Real Estate.

CONTINUE ia nos and srIl larl Warrant
I mike collections, Investment. and U1Nmrui'
nrnt. W,pur.. ascertain tit.es 1rt tu u1u'ArI
100 Other ba..aDs. pertaining o. q 'rnuh Lend
Nrrrsf
Truu orr lnau'rt-c ofihr Weston rnr1'N,
1uI from uur arIl'i,s &c ihe transaction OF lH.l
ur.s, ,,r i.,l confident chat 700 D1u execute al
irr.r. committed tDrs, lu a m1uugr ,lrur'y s1's,
factory.
Cpcrar.s.,ios fN Information rr.rsri1. DO,
,..rr..u ...p ,bt,b or ,n Iu.u,..ulII us cent iu
100 who desire d..
NIB Tho highest mrrhrt pr.rr ala1ys paid
foe Land Warrants.
AIir... HENRY N. HOODN, rmr.vi,k
We, ar ALVIN BOODY, Hudson, ST. CroIs Co
WisruHsiu.
I,bu4p 10, 1856. 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

committee. and VIM. Writ Virgin, Esq., OF
Norway, wa, appointed in hi' place.
The report of the Committee was Accept
cj. and the gentlemen above named wcrg
declared the Congressional COMMITTEES Tor
the third district.
Mr. VIRGIN, Of Norway, from The C0m-
mittec on RESOLUTIONS, made report, which
Wa accepted.
ON motion, the resolutions were taken
IN. and separately considered.
The FIRST Resolve, as follows. (heiug a
transcript of one presented 90 the legislator.
by Mr. More. and voted DOWN. was unaui
mously passed
q" Rssirsf-That the UNIoN OF thcse States
was formed hy the Patriots of the Ecyo,u-
ton, on the hasi, Of the Declaration of In
dependence. Cor the security Of Ii'rrfV, Order
AMI state Sovereignty, and true Naiionali'
ty in its VcrVetuity rrst, The hope OF I'',
institutions throughout Che world iis prs
rryltiuu. therefore should h' one oi th'
90 rrfmrrr r'a't rf rs'rTtrhVrf ' strong
AGAINST assaults from rrrffraf, the only dau-
ar tr che Union b. from r..'ti1, iu Che tri-
umrh ola SECTIONAL element, which has uo
mst claims Oh d. rr-lrlel os 7r'rrG' tn
rrrvrut che extension 81 thi, sectional clC-
iueut. ana Oh restrict 10 within IT, present
limit.. b., therefore. tho only Dfsctual mode
ui rendering This Union permanent, and of
U,syi.us ,hr terrible catasirulhcg' be- d.>''-
lu,.ru,'
ON motion of Mr.. G1aIv. of Brunswick,
che second resolution was stricken cut, and
the following unanimously Tass'd
R.nrr5.-That che grgut questions now
before Che American people, ere ihe follow
iuc ,
trrI-I into The territories ui thc United
SBtr.f
Shall Eaulsho Immediately admitted
into thH Union Is n FrHr >'atr'
R.vr.f. That our delegates % Che W
tirul' Convention De- instructed Oh give their
votes 'nr men, Cor thenFo.s ., lus.irn'1ui
Nios President, who arr opposed Oh tac first
and .U favor ol the s'cund
Mr. Goddard, 90 plu,llr, UHrrcl the iu,-
lowing resolutions.
R.u.r.f. That che whole c0urr ni tHr
administration uf Franklin Pierce upon Che
suhrrt ui slavery, deserves and meets che
emphatic ard unqualified condemnation o,
thr rnHr'r Hf Maine
Eln-F That. hrrrll,.r. on. >fa'" .h"r'.
d. admitted into This Union with i"ns.'-
tuition l.alru. slavery within I.s limits.
A0.r a lengthy and lea.'uy H..s'. 600
thr lr..u, questions connected with Save.
ry. and ou che rrrrrirty Uf r.lt0utr- w.a
known ~u,Iuut., both ui t.r resolutions
w,r. q '"TfrI.
rI. r.r,,r- r.. tuition. u''v rrl.rs.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
MARRIED.

In Hebron, MAY N. by Rev Wilson of Paris,
NJ llontio \. Hood II Turner, aud Mics Mary
: Buupus, Of llchron.
IN Paris, April eqth, hy John Dconrti. Esq.,
Nc Isaac y. Cummings aud Miss sarah l.. knight
both of Paris.
~ Stoughtou. Mas, May nh, Mr.. Charles
W Wright, Of StuughtUn, aud Mics Anna T.
Young. urtneil, of raris, Me.
In Pouland, MAY ith, Mr.. VIM. T. Morse, ol
Paris, and Mi. Hannah A. Ballcntne, of Port.
anl.
Iu Turner, April OH. NJ Wm. Richards aud
Me- n. Chandler, both OFT; MAY lth, Nc. L..
Vi &. llamhl,u and Mss D,lphiaN. Luldeu, both
ut Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
Leather and Findings.

WE intend Go keep ou hand, q good l.sor,ma1t
w ct Sole Leather, lpryr Leather, Cal. aud
kip skins, shaving, HinJ,ugs, snl all kinis IT
shoe hnI'Hg. usually wanted by Boot aud Shoe
Makes. Manufacturer. wishing &C. jppsi Lsalh-
90 AMI cali skin. tanned in the ui way, On cold
I.guur. viii ap well fp call.
STEVENS & SUURTLErF.
--ulL nLLI. NJ. ID. l.Ih. ll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

The pgmo,uue Convention ,lIatBuck-
FIELD on Tuesday, agreed 90 al1p, the dele
gates 90 che Cincinnati Convention, chosen
by the Franklin County Convention, and
who are understood 90 BE- in favor Of Pierce.
\ series ofresgluti0ns were adopted, ono OF
which. We learn, favor, the nomination Of
Mr. Buchanan. Al.rga J. Stone, Esq., Of
brunswick, was nominated as the caadidat,
!Jg Ecci9r from the n District.
Lp.rIlanl Adv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

Nr TrtNr>r Tue Norway Light To-
rtu,rr. Ctr, ya.i>, v.r. iuiau force,
600 wednesday, tr parade ami inspection.
Ylsy have recently obtained snowy uui-
form. consisting % lshtlrhc0at., trimmed
with -.I hre, black Tau,, with white
stripes. auI bloc military cap with white
gramr,. t.rr.I with r.L TIL, i.a spirited
anI fine Appearing corps. and th.y arr De-
.rm.a.I ,1 occupy place In ,as ,r.uiauS
.gu. volunteer militia OF On. state. The
Norway Bias, Band furnished music 0u Oh,
u..a-..g.
TOE raus ARTILLERY assembled 1r iu.pes-
ton az the town h1us. on thr same day
wcl.aru that a meeting viii De l.'l 20 lu
carly day @, take mrl..r- lrlrssarinr "a
u.a uniform Or tha company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

THE Dwwryr. Dow, Barter ami
Brown, Free state men, have been at differ
,ut t.mcs murIarsi IN cold blood by pro
slavery men m Kansas, aud che United
states gfc,r, have never taken thg s,i-htr,
pain. 90 bring thc uurIerru 90 justice.
Sheriff Juas. euIsay1r.0s % arrest men un,
der ihs l.sls Laws, is shotly sumsuuanlwu
person, aud Ou, Robinson instantly oIrs
a reward .lr tbe murderer.
lB1,tUu Chronicle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

l OLIVE PIERCE, ofBdghtuu. inthc county
II MdilCseX, a.d Commonwealth Of Nassas
ohn.eits. widow 81 Timothy 4. Pierce, deceased,
II Brighton. Aforesaid, snl late a resident ofths
town oI Hiram. iu the County ~ OaErd and
state II Maine, and Olive +. M,u'tsr, II aid
Uri.hion. In the County Of MiddleseN and Stats
si4rrslii, dp Jointly declare that it b. our = sh
and our rr1uest that hi Honor &c Judge ~ Pre-.
bate boz and Zoe the County Of ONiort 1Ud State ~
Maine. app1int John Menucr II Brighton, IN tho
County 81 NiildlesrN, aud State Of Masaehusetts,
iu be administrator u the estate N The aotcsaid
Timothy &. Pierce, late resident u hfighioh,
aiorcsati, bat oncry resident and citiIen oi III.
ram. County q ONlon. anl State aforesaid, aud
pr which Ne declare The shove Ia b. ouf sincere
wish add payer. OLIVE FIERCE,
OLIVE T.. MENTZER.
ONToHb, So Ala Couuof Probate held al Paris,
within and Tor The Count, of Otfufd, on the
third Tuesday ~ March, 4. D., 1856.
On the foregoing petition,
ORDERED, that the said Petitioners give NJ.
tire toall persons iusrrstod,y causing copy ofhis
order IN b, pulli.hcd thee week. susccssively 10
The Oxford Democrat. public ncwsparcr pfin.
tel at Paris, In ne County 81 ONlofd, ihltthcy
may appear M pob,tc Court 10 b, hrld ~
Paris ON the third Tursdpy ~ May neat, ~
ninc ofthc clock In the iorrno0n and shrv cause n
amy the, have, WHY The same should not b. granted
THOMAS ~. BROWN, yaags.
4 tue copy-Ausst:
:. Il. CAErTH, R.gutr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
A. uCEsUY


G....m.r H.l. u..I tHr Patent GHlylHrrI
lT.H Oven, ri N"Hr r.Hu..a.iur, 'sIsr,ruI weeks,
u.rH lHttTr satisfaction. l.r hr r1.rHs, ui
resisting u..'s, ara baking bread and Trstr,, %
.r..H,i.s anything of iNs k..I Chat ! lBN, ,,,f
...H. ! cam sair.F as fHlt .Iu.r hH,r usrl NHur
Oxen have uHt u..I rHrrr Chan .1r.IHuuh much
...I o. 0p m, baking with, ,s I Dos tI'Hu. I can
.Hr'1 recommend Nuur u,rus tD 40 ilutI k',sr,.
Respectfully 1Hur., OTIS TRUE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
Cnstnm Work none 10 Order.

UNHE subscriber, having bought II Stevens s
SLur.cd.Tuos aud fiNturos, add taken the
.Ipp urmery occupied by them, over then Store
ATE prepared To do 40 kiuls Of custom UorA ~ q
vorAmauli e manner, hoping By proving faithful
prompt AMI Accommodate 10 rtcciyc their share
oi public Talrongc. -
CLARK 4 WHITMAN.
South PARIS, MAY IS, 1850. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
Spring & summer Goods.

THE subscribers ara constantly receiving llit.
| uur. o. thrIr large A-surIncHt %. all kuIs
and ysti,tt,. 0t Goods u.uy''y Kept Boo rnuriN
.trr,.. STEVENS & ~llUETLLII.
South Paris, MAY 18Th, l>j6. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

>rrrrhr Wursras. 4 Portland cor
respondent inform, The Boston r0sttha, he
lately attended sririt-rlpp.Hs netting iu
Portland where piano was made o. play
iu ,ag DARK. Daring the Performance De
approached it very quietly, undiscovered,
Iut li- hand over Do iu from, of che kgys,
and -ra.reI a wli.ker tgl ,,.I and lail i1r
any ,ririt'- a-e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
To the Farmers of Paris

I HAVE PURCHASED the ralen, Right, 81
| this town, Of WAhEflElp's HAM
CORN ri ANTER." This implement comes
b;-bI, recommended NJ a great abof-sa,ing ma,
rbipe. in pl,nting corn, Trans, and Nh simisl
seeds. No farmer. II Is believed, viii do without
ONE. after he shall become acquainted with ~ Ne
The price, 3 ). is regarded a. cheap, lot having
nrr,b,ssd the right not mainly W. the purpose o
m,Lirr money the uudcr.igned will h. able TO soll
,he machine, AND the right 70 Ne u IN the pur'
chaser', own farm IN Paris, fur $500 zach.
X. II. GOODENOW.
NAV s, 1856. ~
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II c bron AGA d c IL y Z.

30N(NlHO igHllW,
rI'UT ~UNNEE TERM ,f ibs Ia.iiriIna
viII rumm,u,r u1 NuNuhN, Jrsr 81 l~i6.
unIsr ths charge Il
CHARLES J. PRESCOTT. 4. r., Principal,
vth .ush a..,-nu'. 70, CO.. ,uts,c.t, of 90, school
noes TrTrtfr.
puu.g 10, ~urm-r Term thc Principal vIII
give especial aft,nf.uu t1 il, tt,sfi,s, Ihus Hi.
lnM.1s Zoo r,fA orrrruaig Go ta.sc preparing
mt COLLEGE.
rarruhrauur.1 a,'' BOO lr given Co doe
departments % Bob hu,n, AND lA. Natural
~IirHH"H.
Nrrn auHH-tn.u'. have l.rr n..'. Z. r arrnw-
mu'puHu ui smirUrs lu regard Go I.s.IiUg ..'
rhllre Rooms uI.I lf furnished fhHsr uishu-
90 iHlrl ihsins,Is.., 1r IS ogHi. Urr week.
Un,ru, including washing and N-'ts, $500
pee week.
TrTtuN-Junt.Hr English, -. 90
ll.rrr EHr'rsh Bna Language. $50
Painting, urviur 1ri pfUwBushfU, lNtu.
JOSEPH BNWEuWS, >rc'y.
Hebron, VI, o., 1856. ~
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Prre oi 400 au' o'mrIsi, 80 n lhr Illustrated
Edition, bound u Twelve Nnmmgg, M hlacS
cloth, a.itb1gA, SIS 90. purr of Twelve Vol
ums.. HHru sheen, p 90. rurr II Twelve
Volume, bale Turkey morocco, 20 ~. lr'or
uITu,,r Nu'un'., hall c1II, tHlilHe, 30 Oj.
r-FNI .ul.sgu,at work. Iy ChlrIs. Di,Aous
Willie i,.urd iu uniform tt,le fh thr above.
Cuprrs olau, uus. ~ auy ,st, ~ either 'd'Iion
uf tLr above vurss uiIl o. cent i0 'uy p'rs"u, o.
any part Of thr i.u,'r States, irff ~ rlliIr'' ou
thrir reiuIttius ihr ruec OF th" edition th'y may
vr.h. 90 the rn'lI,hcr Boz isusr p0stTlIi.
I.TFt.It.I .UH Ia al. La
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16
Notice

4, liz prprris,ars 9th. Meeting llousc, oo rar,s
| nan, arr requested tu meet a aid meeting
house ou SATURDAY, ihc 2ilh 70 MAY iust, IT Hour
.'rl.sk T. VI, 60 see what measures thcN vii 'aAe
io .,rur, tbsir h.ht in che ctmrnon hnl adjoining
add mrctps.huuse and 10 pfJvcnt urs'p1ss on
the sawc, fth uHhlb
the Meeting House Committee.
Paris, M5y Is, 1850. 10
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Flour at Wholesale.

TINUE subscriber will Keep goad assortment oi
Cuiil extra, fancy and sup,rhlc FLOUR
u1 hand, 40 Of which he will s,ll and warrant TO
trader. add dealer. in -four OILS, 81 the lowest cash
r..rcs. JOHN J. MORTON.
south Paris, MAY Is, 1856. Is
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CHARLES DICKENS WORKS.

PETERSON'S b. thc 11l, complete and
uniform edition II ChlrIs. Dickens Works ruh.
ll.htl iu America. they are reprinted hon dee
original IDndln edition and ars nov The OIL, I'D.
ton ruhlishri boz this country. Ne lbnn, either
public Dr private, can ID, complete eih1ut having
n BE- complete ct ct this. che greatest Of all iy.
iug 'uihars. Eycfy ilmlIy sL0uL possess 80 ~
HHr ~ DOE editions. The cheap edition b. com.
U'r'r .l Twelve Nu'umrs, rIrer c"vers either ~
40 0f which r11 o. bad separately. rn,s liiy
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Veal Skins.

WANTED, hy the Subscribers, Two Hundred
w Veal Skiu., iUr which they vii pay the
market price boz Clsh.
STEVENS & SIIURTLErr.
South Paris, May IS, 1856. -
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s. ID. WEEKS,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER
PARTS IGrT.T..

S.p. W. prrilrri To- manufacture all AiHI'
Of Boot, aul Shoe, 90 q neat aud substantial maa'
net.
.gPlriruhr ausut1n given % making Gcas'
Fine CALI Boots.
R,rlua. j.ur at ,hou notice.
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Illustrated Edition In ~ Vols.

Thi. edition o. rrin'rH ON vru OBJ rk and line white
paper, luI b. rruG.r'l l.Iu.t1 90, with 40 thr
original illustration. rs Im.hshluA, Allied
Cmutr1, rli1, etc., 'rlm Oh, original l.nut.u
edition, uu rurr.r, .f.5I, 1Hi VOID. Zach y1ls
our contain. a naval Duwplsi0, aud may ug hht
i1 ramri.ts .rts, l,,urfI.1 luHud iu cloth, hr
Tishtr,n Dollar. a 80, or 1901, volume Nil D.
r.Il ..uIIfrI.. aa ulI.Na.-
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DIED.

In i!sh.on. Dec. 2s,h, 1855, Jane Rove. aged
o.; Dec. 2qih. Harriet VI. Taylor. aged y Ten.
2nth, Nrs Rusctl1 G.. Cushmsn, 81 Apfl l'lh'
Ma. Vaib.b,l, ususon, aged -. Thee were
all members Of the Baptist church 10 Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-16

G.at.nra. hay. H...I uH. .f luur Patent Gal
lbrlf,I icon O,sus isr ihrrr months, 11i fun
what l have .rsu a1i Know ~ 10, hylisyr % Do
fHr lrst oven IB u.s. u j1,- its vHiA lrrfg'N,
HHI vtb great saving of t,rlf aoI I c,n cheerful
t r,DrmuJHi % o. ihr puh'Ir ls sup-ri1r o. rry
cooking lrppuru, have seen ur u.si, auI au
Improvement il thg quality ot whatever sou may
r..h. luu doe meet J,'rl', cake ct TaItr, o. a
ruik.l fol. .IliHiD ui hg,l
UlIAS. N. ADAMS.
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lirfH.E N.Is r1I Y ." HH
F.r Containing Christina. g..
rI. Tho Chloe, Cn.lr. ,r ihr
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board, SO exsmr>asy was The ucuaucs Of all. Great
praise is awarde< Lcut G. B. Pcindexter tho executive
s0csr Of me skip for upon this officer depends, in
great measure. the condition and efficiency Of the ship
md her crew.
ne report that Padre Win had dcputized Major Hess
- Minister from Nicaragua is sngularly erroneous The
Padre had power 70 create deputy. The govern
ubaG or Nicaragua alone designate her representative
herc. Major Heiss intimate friend Of Wills and a
warm advocate Of Ryas government and has been eft
n charge OF the papers of the legation From thas Cir
ev.mstaDse the report which me ntioD has arisen.
me proceedings in Congress yesterday, on NE an
nOunccment OF the death OF Judge Bayly, Of Virginia,
were peculiarly impressive. The remarks o. the Hon.
Lewis y. Campbell OF 0hio were admirably well timed
apprxPriae and admUistered r<buke W the
present te9e Of debate IN Congress.
Nk now questionable If the new diplomatic bill be-
SCs& law this session, as yet before the Committee
JrAge Minot the Commissioner OF Pensions, Is rapidly
ersng up the business of his overhurthencd bureau
n a by his interchangeable industry Will soon have the
~ unity land business up to date.
Secretary Dobbin continues TO improve slowly in health
ough he has los. his voice which he recover
Thc Senate resolution, fixing the adjournment of Con
e the 18th Of July, will not ne seriously considered
= the Mouse Of Representatives.
snce my exposure Of Senator Wiisons steel barreed
1Aae lam pleased TO say reform has taken place The
vito b hid BY, and a decent cane is substituted
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veloped the theories OF which the Hampdens, the
RusseIls and the Sydneys were the first opponents
LIFE SKETCHES FROM COMMON PATHS. SEaIRs
OF AMERICAN TALES, BY Mas. JULIA l.. DUMoSr.
Appleton u Co.
These stories are simply and Faithfully told, and
In point of style contrast favoraby with the AYE
sentiment and inflated language Of most OF the
trashy novels which issue from our press. The
writer is evidently person of good sense, as well
as refined TASTE and we can say Of her sketches,
what cannot always he said of modern romances,
that there is danger of their poisoning or per-
verting the mind.
FEMALE LIFE IN New YORK CRY. illustrated. T.
b. Peterson, Philadelphia.
This is bad lnita ion OF Mayhem 3 London Labor
and the London Pc. 1t gives US romance without
facts assertions xDat statistics, aud substitutes
the flights of the writer's Imagination for the sober
realities which the title leads to expect. TIE
history Of female life in our large cities has yet to
be written Such forestalment of it as this book
presents will aid neither the efforts of the phiian
thropist nor legislator.
| RACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD. BY Leon Beau
Wallet. Dix, Edwards Il Co.
! When the great French tragedienns came
| amongst us she met with hearty and generous
reception. We paid no attention to her private
| tecedents we frowned down all attempts to depre-
cate her unrivalled talents by illiber illusions to
her habits, and we threw the shield Of protec-
ton over her on points on which her own country
men did not hesitate to assail her. She, Of all art
lists who have visited this country has most reason
| to be grateful for the warm encouragement, the
generous forbearance aud the chivalrous treatment
| which she met with. As usual, we receive our e.
ward in the publication Of book, by an itinerant
| journalist named Beauyallet, who came over with
her, in which the American people are roundly
abused and caricatured-the most ridiculous false
hoods being resotted to to give the book pungency in
the eyes Of the French public. We viii not waste
| space by Offering any further comments on work
marked by so much bad taste. We will only say,
that from the character anG habits Of portion Of
| Mile. Rachel's encourage we were fully prepared
for some such contemplate ebulliton of discomfort
| as this.
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