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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29


Proriicd, nsru'Asic,', and u - herrby d.
clprsd. Tint no part Of the military force OF
the United States, for the support OF which
aprropriations are made 10y this act, shall
he employed in aid of the enforcement Of
any enactment oC the body claiming 90 h.
the Territorial Legislature oC Kansas, until
such enactment shall have been affirmed and
approved by Congress. hut this pro,is1 shall
not h. 81 construed rs % prevent the l'rcsl-
dent from employing an adequate military
iorcc, hut IL shall b, his duty 10 cnploy such
force 90 prevent the invasion Of said Terri
tory hy armed bands of non.rcSidcnts, or
any other body or non-rcsidcnts ncting' or
claiming o. act. ne possr o'puir'iL' OF any
uiliccr in sail Territory, in the enforcement
Of any such euactmcnts, aud 10 protect TIE
persons and property therein, and upon the
national highways leading TO said Territory
from all unlawful searches and seizure, :
and il shall b. hls further duty to take ctl.
cient measures to compel the rrturn Of anu
to withhold all arms or the United States
distributed in. or to. said Territory, m nnr'
mance of any law ~ the United States au-
thorizin- the distribution of arms to the
States aud Territories.
The House appropriated nearly twelve
Millions OF money for thi. Army-it appro.
rriatcI all that was asked cor subluing the
Indlans-ail that was asked for every posi-.
Die emergency ,rccpf n. appropriation 10 the
AravvHder AIcli,on, NnpSf,lo,r and S'H'ih
10 cuIor, hos, Bogus a,s' Of Kansas. BE.
cause the House would not do this. the Sen.
ate refused to coHor with it-,hc whole ~
INV Bill thereby failed - Pierce called an
Extra S,ioH " at an immense expense to
the nation and the buchanan men aud Bu-
caanan organs approve Of it.
Who j. to blame? Pierce, Buchanan,
htchi-on, Douglas and their friends, who,
by this &c; (ror this Administration is now
to all intsnts buchanan ADMINISTRATOR
declare That h,ss Bogus Haa'a' lanes shall 10
crotici AZ u, pa,ai n %, iayoHd or or0y
oil,r appropriation SNAIL IAIL.
WELLS APPROVES u all this, and 50
DO the organs which support him.
IIAMLIN DlSAPPRuNES or all this,
and - do his friends.
rcllow.citrIcns, which j. right, and which
will YOU support Answer at the Polls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Charles j. Gilman, Esq.

At a large, enthusiastic Convention Of
Republican. ia the ~ Congressional District,
tie s,utlcman Whose name STAND. at the
head Of ,hi. article wa, unanimously nomi.
mattel candidate for Cpnsrss. Mr.. Gilman
!, q native Of the oh Granite STATE, and was
rs the citizen, u III, native town, honorcd
wish a ssa, in the New Hampshire I.csi,!a-
,urc. H. subsequently rgmo,,lto Maine,
and established his homo in brunswick,
where b, now resides. In 1854 be repro.
.cntl that town in IL, Maine House Of
REPRESENTATIVES. in which body hc took q
li.h position AS a mcmbrr.
Mr.. Gilman is a pleasant. ready dsIatcr,
a gentleman Of fine personal address, agree
a.lo manners, possessed Of kind heart, i,
casilynrrroachyd. aud with all true friend.
For several year, past, W. have hal the
pleasure Of personal Acquaintance with
Mr.. Gilman, and we know him to b, sound
and rclnbl, uron all the great questions Of
the day.
MI, manly. patriotic course, two years
a-,. in Withdrawing Nj, name from the
canvas. in order that harmony might he So
cyr.l a,l .,,,,.. crown the cg,rt. Of the
Adu.Nchra,ka force. in this District. GER
t,inly cp,itle, him TO the cordial .urpor, Of
all friend. Of freedom in ,lcprss,n, contest.
Al,bop,h W, consider the election Of Mr.
Gilman d. certain. sHli,i.all imr,r,ant
,h,, wc ,,,l ma for linn An ov.rghelminr
u,..r;,r /, H., ~ pi.,ri., n, friend, NJ
constitutional freedom mus, take mo- back
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Nomination Of Buchanan aud Dedica.
ton OF kobuohadnezzar's image, per.
formed by oiiice.holders.

Nomination Of Buchanan and Dedica.
ton Of EohuohadnezzaT' IMAGE. per.
formed by oiiico.holders.
Tho Book Of Daniel, chapter third. re-
cord. the Platform on which Nobuchadnez.
nr's political image was dedicated and by
whom it was done at his order. It Is Al.
follows;
"Thcn the princes, the governors aud
captains, the judges. the Trcnsurrrs, the
the shorns and all the rulers Of
the provinces were gathered together unto
the dedication OF the image, that Nebuchad-
nczzir the king had set up"
Remembering the fact that the Cincinna-
ii Nominee Is according 10 HE own state
ment, "Ho longer James Buchanan. but the
Democratic Platform, or image, the SINH.
larity Of pcrsons who met to drdicatc the
scriptural image, and thosc who met to
nominate Platform, is decidedly the great
est phenomenon Of the age. Benton say,
the following persons assembled at Cincin-
natl
From Washington city came q now corps,
mover before put upon sdch scryicc-tho Of
iicc-hoIdcrs in the city, clerks in the DEPART
Of burcaus-mcn who have
no vote In any federal clcction-political
hybrcds, unable to act a mans part in any
but sont 20 Cincinnati, rs life
guard, 90 support the administration.
Such was tho composition Of nearly ono
half Of the whole convcntion--custom.hous'
officers. post.mastcrs, salarIcd clerks, packed
straw delegates. political cunuchs,
members Of congress, district attorneys, fell
cral u.ar,hals
81 Daniel and Benton agree, that the n.
fr,.hoH.r' 81 up both the ancient and mod
crn image, but the former omits to state
whether salaricl clerks and political cu-
nuchs" were sent into distant province, to
blow the trumpcts or heat the furnace.
but let thr~r political cunuchs and their
associate. heat up the political furnace
- seven time, hotter than it was ever wont
To be heated" the people, Freedom and
rrcmon,-thc modern shalnch Mrshc,k
AMI Abclncgo-will pass through D. with
,ut even their garment. sincrl. twill on
ry 10 those who attempt 10 pni hn. 40 who
viii ret ,coTchcl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
an Oasis in MI. Cas- desert Of Liter
ature


Wells Democracy and Wr.h' organ, ay
that 30 the House Of Representative, lpn.t
make the Army BiIla, the senate anil ths
Prg.dcut want it, it is" ReyoluH1u."-
They call the Army B.I PF1,..o which
simply refuse, ,hc peoples money % enforce
O, the point Of layone, be-" whipping VI
womea" and speaking Of "inacnlg.," about
slavery, Revolution.
Wcarc happy to Gul that Mr.. Cas-, fr
once in a long time, doe, not arrss with
Pierce, Buchanan ant Company. Wcare
glad to see him give expression to such SINS,
as Is contained in the following tol. graphic
dcsTatch. The shoc /, here placed on the
right foot, and thu S.ua,e and 90; the
House is made the " Dwagr.' NJ. Cas-
said in the senate on Friday last
"Mr. Cas- regarded tli.as the most 81.
cmn crisis that had ever occurred boo 'Ir
history Of the country, aud Dc cyTr-,nl tho
hope that the people would awake On the
Gauss Of their Danger before IL wa, too .at'.
lnstgad Of the house trying ~ dictate o. t'n
senate. THE SENATE WERE IL FACT
TRYING TO DICTATE TO TIL HOUSE
III URGED THE PEupElETl or EE-
CEDlNG 50 " TO PASS TN. BILL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Meeting in Portland TO sustain the Rep.
TeSentatlyes.

4 large meeting was held in Portland on
Thursday evening, to sustain the course Of
the Republican members Of the United
smics House Of Representatives in rcfGs-
nc to take from the Army Appropriation
bill, thi. rrovi'o, that the Army should not
b. used TO enforce the Kansas bogus Laws.
\ committee raised for thcpurposc reported
the following resolves. which were uuani.
mously adopted.
Where's. The Constitution Of the United
States, in providing that All revenue bills
originate m the llousn Of Representatives,
clearly contemplated that the raising and
expanding Of the public monies should b.
entrusted 10 the representative, Of ~ People,
aud that the expenditures shall b. gaut'd
on such conditions only as they may see TT
10 prescribe And
Ilh,r,a,, 4 conflict has arisen between
the two branches OF Congress, which thrrat-
ems di,banding Of the Army OF The United
States, without any sufficient or Justlta'le
cause. Aud
Whrva,. II now appears that the House
Of. Representatives passed all the supply
hill.. including the Army Appropriation
bill. putting into the hands OF the EXccu.
tive sIl, 100000 for the support Of the ar
my, with the condition only, that the army
should not be used to enforce tho laws of
the pretended Territorial legislature Of Nan.
s,s, until the same have been affirmed and
approved hy Congress, according to the re-
quircmcnts Of law, which hill failed to r.
ccivc the sanction of the Senate solely on
account OF this condition, therefore
RSsoIr'd, ~ the sense Of this meeting
that the members Of the House Of Rcprcscu.
tatiyes, who have sustained the above named
condition, deserve the confidence and sup
port Of the people Cor their Efforts 70 prevent
the Carrying Of slavery into Kansas at the
point Of the bayonet by the troops OF 'he
United States.
R00lr,j, That the action OF the senate
IN virtually declaring that there shall be no
army, unic., II can he employed to make
var ur1n the people Of Kansas and subluc
them. Is opposed 10 the spirit Of the Ccnsti-
tuition. aud dangerous to the liberties OF the
people. ..,,,, -
llENRv SroNE, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
The Army Appropriation Bill
defeated b. the Senate. The
People of Kansas IN Chains.
The Liberty Of America IN
Danger.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

Deacon Smart gives a glowing account Of
the meeting Of the democracy at Scarsport
The Progressive ASc dc.'ils some Of thepro-
cccdinss Of the rowdyish crew. The follow.
ins scene probably caused the Dcacon's piou'
soul to be filed with exceeding joy, and lent
inspiration to his pen in giving his glowing
account Of the affair
Among the Characteristic performances
of thi. horde OF savngcs, was one quite novel
in the way Of political electionecrlng. y
little before the boat left in the morning, q
portion Of them were passed through the or
auaHoe Of JaJtim, By mmTSioa, near the
steamboat wharf All the forms were duly
observed, such as prayer, singing, or rather
bowling, the officiating rascal yelling that
H. baptised in the maine Of JAMES BU.
CHASAN,' &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
A Southern sophist in Maine--The great
defender Of Bully Brooks and Slavery.

IN oouNlltlH oVpHlhN w MalUe-- Inc great
defender Of Bully Brooks and slaverv.
Howell Cobb Of Georgia, when srolkin,
in the Mass Meeting at Portland. isrsr1rrl
to have asked thi.qucstion ia Territory
should form Constitution upholding slave.
ry and ask admission into the Union, would
You Republicans admit such Territory o,
Statc'' This question he repeated over
aud over again, expecting that some pen9n
In the audience who had bccn stationed thor,
for the purpose would say No" Finally
somebody answered =" No" 81 thi. qucy-
ton and answer was the text Of the conl,,l-
crate and defender Of Bully Brooks and the
MurdcTcr Herbert, while " in.tru,tins " the
people Of Maine in their Constitutional OBJ
legations.
This Bully defender ticn went on 20 say
that "thosc who thus answered thi. que.
ton wcro disunionisis-that they were up.
opposed to the Constitution Of the country
and were resolved 10 break their Con-iiiu-
tional obligations" And hislittlc BuchAn-
an imintors are asking the Hmc question
and whether the Republicans answrrso ire.
liyant a question yc' or mo-, they call them
disunionist', and opposed to the Cons,i,r-
ton and with just about The same grace
and reason that they call scovarlly Billy
and 4 murderer and duclist ariira',i- grr-
Hrmau and select them and their defenders
fr orator, and Ddera,,,.
Tho reader, h be- Republican, Democrat,
or Wing, has a short a sufficient and a at
isfctory answer 10 th. question. Itisthi,
A" Tho Constitution has not the wor.l .' STARE
~ or clare" in il. II dos not contain any
provision whatever Tor the admission Of
ear, Sdir. Madison ami Washington pur.
p0scly excluded the idea Of property in man
from that instrument n such States arr
admitted into the Union, Z, il done not hy
authority NJ any provision u tho Coas'.tu-
ton, hnt hy authority inherent in Govern
in'nt ahd 90 congress, in Tr''iaI F iIr Tiu'
manner as louisiana was purchased without
any Constitutional provision AnI whom
Mr Bully defender Cobb, yDu rrr ur NV
Constitution containing snrl rrusis,un o..
you avyms to exist in the Ir.,.ut one, DC
H. time lor any man to answer Your qu.s-
ton and MI, b"for'
The putting of this question IN this ma0-
urr nv ,hrs, Buchanan confederate, anil
SHAREHOLDERS. coupled with tho -ut.mru',
ora,ory and logic or their ln..rs, afford,
ample ground ior the conclusion tIat 'a.,
consider slavery constitutional, and rIat be-.
extension ism5ralIy, socially, aniP...uliIy
right
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Rally! Rally! Rally!!!
REPUDLICal!S OF OLD OXFORD AWAKE,
HO iOr Freedom al Norway !!
VAN wagner AND HIS BIG TENT!

William H. Van Wagner aud Gen. Nye
will meet the Republicans Of Oxford County
NJ Norway Village on Monday, S'rt, Let. at
O'Clock p. ". where he will pitch his
BIZ Tat which will srat $500. Mr.. Van
Wagner is called the poughkeopsic Black
smith and is one Of the greatest s,lC.madc
orators that over lived. Wherever be goes
thousands rally to be aroused and inspired
by his powerful and patriotic appeals.
gen. Nye !. the principal speaker at the
great rally at Bangor. Free to everybody.
COME ONE COME ALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Cen. JacksOn's opinion Of Old Buck.

The following /. an extract from letter
published by the editor OF the Nashville Ban
ncr. who stated that tho original in Gen.
jackson. handwriting Was then b,arc
him. The Washington Union 10 forced TO
admit that the letter j. genuine
"IlrEylr,or. Feb. -, lsIj.
." Your observations with re-. ri t0 Mr.
buchanan are correct. lie SHOWED !
WANT OF MORAL cot RAGl, iu the al.
far Of the intrigue Of Adams and Clay--iId
not not 10 NE justice in the apes hc shen
made, and | am sure about that time drI
believe there was perfect understanding
between Adams and Clayabou, tie Sccretn-
~ OF State. This am sure Of. But whcth-
lac viewed that there vas any corruption or
not. know not. hut one thing do know,
that IIE WISHED METO COMBNTTllEM
WTTU THEIR OWN WEAPONS-TllAr
WAS TO LET MY FRIENDS SAY IT |
WAS ELECTED, | WOULD MAKE MR..
CLAY SECRETARY OF STATE. This 90
me appeared gross corruption, and | rcrsl-
lcditwith that honest indignation as (Which
thought !, deserved"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
a stumper for Master Brooks.

We charge that Mr.. Fremont is Roman
Catholic. Now, If he is not Catholic
why don't ho come out over bis own sigma
turc and deny the fct' n. Y. Express.
We charge that the editor Of the Express
is consummate ass. Now, If he is NOT an
ass, why don't he come out over his own
signature and deny the fact Syracuse
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

.r.,,..--.urr l,lar 1H.I sH, rs1ts sJr1ytl, ~
.',,s,,. .as d6.i1r rII ss,ru', -hvy ,,uts vtlh-
:. ID, rnarft.. tvo dollars 10 ths rui II che N.'r
n, .h,sh ha, e,uts ~,il b. added ,ur every ,,ar
which pa,urpt ts behaved.
NuytRrtsFH trsrfIfI HHrr1srHI'', istr.
tbr pfUrri,tor nut b,iHr l-..r.flhr '"r tr1 rrrHl
bs,aHHth ,uarrt charged iaI oh, sas,rf.a,nsat
~ C1umur.rst.sr. .huH'I Uuy,ts. fu eth,
O,io,d p,mUrfHt. Poole. NJ
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o., Hssiss. arI ~ Nrs..a .'. N"F l.rE, t,
otf ou', autbHf.Irt -rrts '.f Ire.HI"E sr'sgrp
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Uook nud Ioh Printing
PROMPTLY NNp NEATLY TNICtTEu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Burning the American Flag.

The friends Of Frcmontat Li,crmore Falls,
on Monday afternoon, throw a splendid flag
t. the breeze. On the same night some
.coundrels tore down the Aas and burnt Il.
Comment upon such di.sraccrl proceeding
are unnecessary. Portland Adv, 9th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

REPRESENTATIVE NoWN,TEp. The Re
publicans Of the Rumforl and Andoycr DIS
trict, have nominated Joshua l.. Weeks oil
Roxbury, for Representative
In the Hartford and Turner district sam
uel r. Holt, Of Turner, has been nominated
In the BuckGeld district, Erwin Robinson
If Sumner. has been nominated,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
Herbert, he Murderer OF Heating.
Democrat and that partvrtpOEl5.C,
a' end0r3ers. for his yll.l.ny

az endor3ers. Tor his yll.a.ny.
The ~, 3. s,ill harr.nr urarihc Irr'.r.
ksy,-auI cndu,orInc ,orllm 'nema-lrr
or upon tle Know Nothing o. ri.r.y
must fail We can produce maa v'.va.
n California ~ thg time IT II.r'.r's1...
tom gai n'thr llu TIE amn gentle.
man al,l informs %, fIrf.H..r ..| a.
into DEMOCRATIC TICKET %. ...
n you want, a.tI. from thr toa.nI ..'I.
ca,iru. alraIy presented o. rn public. a
more uurquirocaI prof t'.at I'g'F, BE- 70
Democrat. auI wa, elected O., u.f 90 tr
II1u.s, you must D. isfsiutto satisfy. I.n
p.mocra,i, far'y owns Lim, ll7 ..s.'.a..l
with I'm, shielded and protected Dim .a I.s
outrage. 40 1885 Gr'r1swr u.u E..
tr,>Y. as enIll ,s7s. The A- m,g .a. ''s
nut him MON tc rhtmuu w.h Ha's
Brooks. Rust, MauWugl, iau- ia-ml..
Donaldson, AMI the rest % th' rr..'.f
n1lalrsl., IL stand. shoulder O. ..1u''rs
with, in 10, reckless carver, lr tr gas ..
an outraged people, aal j, ue.lmasa u1 90.
temp, to cast them az They aa you're.
aud it is useless 70 decline tho l1uI ol o..
low,lup.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

INCEyDnRHu. We learn that the resi-
dencc Of the Rev. A. X. p. Small Of Buck
field Village was consumed on Tuesday night
1t was a new house, and had been occupied
but abou, week, and was probably fired by
an inccndiary. There was no insurance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
pARIs RIIL REPUBLIcAN CLUB

"wednesday . >aturd1, Evening
Friends 20 thr glg-. are invited ;Hat.,ul
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

HON. HANNIBAL HANLlN v,ll.rsak
ar piNf.ll Village, SATURDAY,, Ar-. So
Tryglur- Village, Monday. ST. ]
HON WM. PITT TE>>FNpFN and
Hon. john = PE.LY. v... 81. .r.ss thc
citizens Of Eum.rI. ur .I.-'.r. -.r; ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29

The Lady's Book for September came in
due season. 1t is a capital number
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-08-29
distinction, to the Grand Jury fKan.D..

This territory was organized 10y an act
of Cun-rr>5. AMI, ~ far. is authority i
from the United States. IL has a Lrgisia'
tarc, elected In pursuance or that organic
act. Thi, l.rsi.l1turc, being an instrument
e Corsrr~s rs which II governs the Terri
tow, las Ia~. 4 laws. These laws. there
uJt. ass ul i.u.f Ngfs' drgtDrfy Gli ml.
lang. AMI 90 that resist These laws, resist
. power api authority ut The United
states uul nrc therefore yuiiy Of hsh ira.
,.H.
" Now, gentlemen, 1t You fad that any
rH...H- N.fU r.t.st.t thes, laws, then y0u
"a. - under Your uIths, find bills against
srrI rs.sYus tee high treason n vuu find
that ~ such rr,,s.Juyg las becn made, but
t.lt combination. have brn made or the
rugru,, OF resisting ghcm. and individuals
'fin1rrucc and n1'arIcty have been aiding
AMI ub,tru. In such combinations, then
urJ wa It'll find bill. fJr constructive
treason. d..
Can any man want farther proof to COM
vince him that Congress is responsible, that
the President % ,ho United States is rJsVon.
sible fls the B1sus laws Of Eansls-ior the
gisl commotion which now exists there
and Tor the arrest, imprisonment and subju-
CATION u the oppressed people Of that tern.
tory
10 prevent the use Of the Army Or the
,z,g.uou % these laws, which are au out
rag, upon justice, liberty, the Constitution
and humanity, the House Of representative
IN Congress attached me following "Prori.
50" to the Army Appropriation Bill
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Facts About AmbrOtypes.

A MBiGOEA "IprodHoed" IN Nashville
"A hy A LARCONBE
Ambrntypes made noah re else ln Nashville than
the Ambrotype ons, No 90 College 81
Ambro Npvs aie up deube pate Rsss, heTmsti
cAy sealed and thus protected against All pos hty Of In
.ury.
Ambro,ype counl,rfelts made single glass not
sealed, and durable ordinary
Auhr types we're nGue1 by the InvenT 10 dsi gush
them nom III other pictures Other barrow the
and Ap ~ 20 erior pct vi eh lAcss The main
-0int. u n mhrotvps tone ani dur shif'v '.hia
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and The on'y that ia operse well In coli
Reathrr The Light produe is halt cheaper than Goa
Ca and les than the cormouest Tailow G ndes The,
easily managed and free from danger and the prices
pc, less than any other machines made The Compz
ny oer 70 State and County Rights for all the States
All orders -hould he aid, {, sed 10
s. 7. McNlUGALL. Agent fnr the Company,
noyq0-6m 32i Broad way, New or X
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
Pittsburgh Coal and COke.


nEA1Eks IN fittsbafgh Coai cote and Nhite Pine
~ IuHbsF q bruad sna Frpat streets. the
lssee. Hshsiie, tenH an hsy intsnd seling
slant ply q he assye ticiea ~ thr pFt
Esuiirs and iaFze nsansn q Coal and cckss suppsed
isrrentr4et e. t19 it.ns iara
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-02
No. as peY st . New York.

SMITH's eELF-ApJUsTING STOCKS, TIES and
y CRAVATS-rhe Onh premium SSSrded by The Amer
icsn nsiug, at their Fair the trVsia Paice nT
sELF-ADJCSTING 1T Cks TO p. y. SMITH, Nsnufse-
tur~r, No a. Dey New York.
Merchant will nd q " their advantage n eal
md examine Smh', ensiye rtr of b se veFy
fashionable Aitce turte n,ck Ore IL crmeHts viii be
-Gered TO JOhier m Western and Siuihern cities.
eerence he $50 neaTly all 0f nrst-rssS Job
bing Houses OF Nea York O y JznI-