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Bebietu of tie W(arkets.


MONDAY MORNING, JUNE l6.
COTTON. The demand fair Saturday, but with
very light supply full prices claimed the sales barely
reached 1000 No effect produced by the Ercssons
advices Liverpool market and repeat our
last quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior Middng Fair. .ll3l@12
Ordinary. .S13d93s Fair.
Good Middling ...... .lll4@- Good and Fme .-@-
TOBACCO..We heard of further sales to the extent OF
439 hs of which 29at SIC 1o2 II at IL 10, comprising
Tat 7a at 9d and at and r. of which at u, and
10 at SIC . ID.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l, 1856. ...:... 40537 LIB
Received since. .....-...l $50 l34 4l9Ii
:. yesterday ....... 1851 557
-1,I3l765 FISH
l,772,3O2 54,246
Exported to date. ........ 1,6S052l $3.50
Saturday,. 3649 900
-1,6S9,91O --35,3l9
SS332 1897
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long leans is with the Bank of New Orleans
which, from its increase in capital enabled extend its dead
weight but generally, the Banks find full employment for all
their resources, although the Ajax has nearly half million
above the requirements of the law.
Condition Of The Banks Of this cyor The eeh ending Saturday
s, 1856
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VIZ AIyER NC Ess

49, GULLUgE SPRINGS = oIfoeTAE COUNTY,
# stazs delightful Water
thsf liberal pes:ogsd sla
~ ah osss dese * y y Icy @ i,s
vi ts spr aaa Wv osea
ends % trng expenei he usual delay eausedb
RATES or 3 q an u: q
rE qaa .
~ istsy q sssEs q
5es a. g a- ARi4Es Cu M Proprietor
- PASS crIRIsrTAN HoTEIs.-TH EsTa;;
u @ asy
~ !. y Y \. 5H,s AseETeE and
- THE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL WILL
81 gs aS Il sf s ps5aos sss e.
gs5 v " brought bear g make tie visitors
Ta eHN Il H., sH u; IaTEITHE PEePEIE
iii o olnaa q asys sns RESORT
BqsisE 5s5 .s
my ss and worth
considerably new Stable has been erected and rea9 rauc
Point Clear has advantages over cher plaess upe the
gsa and S, g sas sss M FISH ca sasss sr
BIocs Band has teen engaged season. every va
q as places il
Istgssa and seia
nr ICONS may e secured y H. ae9Tssf co
a CODpERsS WELE-sITUATED N KINDS
f county, Miss forty miles from VckAbn, By railroad.
EI Raymond within four miles, from thence By
Dyspepsia, Dropsy Gravel Diabetes Chordss General De-
- 7TSl75 sSa 9t ISMAT WILLIAMS
& March, 1856 Proprietor.
fall evidently brought here by persons gooda FROM
infected district. at the We will be struck
elevated location, situated III the pine h and will
fail 70 any local caHss for has beeE taken
dent physician OR. J. Beazesy and burn. in presence Of
ton going and visitors daily do rot
desire do expect large company The coming sea-
Portable.
rn3l If 4.as SIN3fAtS WILLIAMS.
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jel2 5md&W

YNOODN1AN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA
" GINGER-Suc is the intimate connection between the
the SYSTEM that the health of depends
very much upon the the other and medicine whchis
grateful beneficial the stomach has the effect restoring
system its natural and vgor and owing
these circumstances the EXTRACT OF GINGER will be
excellent remedy for Nervous and Sick Headache for
Fluid Extract Essence of Jamaica Ginger is in very
concentrated FORM contains all the principles without
any of the matter which makes it much agreeable
to the stomach.
Dypeptic persons who troubled with nausea distress
stomach after eatng owing the weakness Of the dges
tive organs will find this preparation Invaluable, usually
immediate relief and is far efcaeious than brandy
the stomach producing relief without the
injurious consequences which result from alcoholic smunts
During the prevalence of the cholera, found Of the
greatest benefit for preventing weakness and relaxation of the
bowels, which produce darrhea ~
Afew drops tumber of water with sugar syrup form
heahfu and delightful beverage this Extract couneacng
the bad effects of the cold water.
WOODMAN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER
deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles of the
best quality.
CAUrIoN-Pesons desiring article that can be relied upon,
prepared solely PURE GINGER should be par
which is warranted to be exactly what it is represented
O. O. WOODMAN, corner of Magazine and Common streets,
ksyghoseale Agent, New Orleans, jel2 5md&W
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R9-Notfcc~-EVriSht, Williams & Co. having
resumed in full undersigned will pay all their lit
biles and those Of Wright Davenport Co.. at maturity
and will continue the business from this date under the firm Of
WRIGHT ALLEN & Co.
II, N. WRIGHT,
G. W. ALLEN.
Eeut Ma m
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a1artifuIar SMotitrs.

ng-Creole Fire Company No. 3--THE MEMBERS
of this Company are hereby notified to assemble at their Engine
House, THIS AFTERNOON at halfpsst O'Clock, for the
purpose Of attending the funeral Of brother Edmund BERNARD
late President Of this Company The members Of Fire Depart
paying this last tribute of respect 70 deceased brother
jel6a SAMUEL BARNES. Foreman
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So. RICH g. CO.'S CELEBRAHIaD Pa
81 PERs. ETC. MANUFACTURED BY sTEARNEs
W. Ile43E MARVIN. 5F8tl9tfz4
These the FIRST real hre-proof Safes made.
They hive passed through trials of intense ka
without the loss Of book than other Safes
in the world This fact is questioned by candid dsn
tereed person acquainted with their history The vast num-
her Of hand from Of the United States
showing the perfect reliability Of these Safes secures for them
unparalleled reputation +s
Persons purchasing the article would do well te note these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'S Saashder Safes which
supplied with the very best of Locks &. F..5s2z
fully solicited ca and splendid
ever offered in this city, hand and for sale 81 Graver
street New Orleans S. GUTHRIE,
f al2 dkWtf s Sole Agent for searns & Marvin.
SsfbTg4SN PLANTATION FOR SALE-HAM-
CsTT0N PLANTATfoN--The subscriber is prepared to
sell e above reasonable The plantation
is s;rnaed on Bayou Bartholomew four miles from
month in the parish of Morehouse thousand
Of land hundred of which present
high Of cultivation.
Tile estate well improved having besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin, Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary outbuldngs This plantation sze
fertility and location advantages inferior
the valley of the 0uachta and the proprietor willing
bargain DESTROYS of purchasing Possession
will given Immediately after the taking off present
crop. For further particulars, address r. BURTON, ESQ.,
Monroe La; PITCHER, GOODRICH & co. New Orleans OF
ROBERT j. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
ala II Merehuuse
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NEW ORLEANS GAS LIGHT CoMrAsY,2

nsg- At n meeting OF the BOnrd of Directors
of this Company: held this day Mr. r. n. Wood was unan
mouy elected Director and President of the Company fill
the occasoned by resignation Rob ESD
BY order. N. o. J. TISDALE, Treus'r.
my IN
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Previously received since sept
Total cepts Sept 1s 1856 81 925277
We received details Europe day of the
expectations of those who have been antcipa
ing reduction in the rate of interest The report in fact shows
the bank to be weaker than expected.
The London Times, of the sd, says:
There moderate demand for money to-day but It
market about half lower
than at the Bank.
Bank England for the week ending the
18th May gives the following results when compared with
the previous week:
Public deposits f3 99l 95G. Decrease t4l 632
Rest 3,2l39 6s. .Increase... 1886
On the other side of the account:
Government securities. .fl2419 Decrease. GlS 36
Other securities lb7 IL, ST. increase IL 5:j3
Notes unemployed 3l36 Increase 1865
The amount circulation s9 49, 040 being in
5D $780, and the stock of bullion in both departments
is 60 SS $50, showing increase Of t3210 when compared
with the preceding return.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT
Notes issued .Z5,6ia sub
Government Debt. .....................Gll 05,l00
Other Securities 54as,shO
Gold Coin and Bullion. .......-....,.... 9,l9S,bl5
Silver Bullion. ...................,." ~, A., 49,
BANNING DEPARTMENT.,
Propretors Capital. ...........-... ETA 556,GW
Public deposits, (includng Exchequer,
Savings Banks, Commissioners of Ma
tional Debt and Dividend Accounts). 2 a9l ,95G
Other Deposits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l235l,E9I
''''H va 10 '''D ''l'' -e-,-o s3s $50
Government Securities Including Dead
Weight Annually .tl24 I9,4l6
Other Securities ...........'....'.. lol ao'oll
Notes 4l5O,o9
Gold and Silver Coin. ................. 603,2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-16

w-CIassicnI Frcnch.-Professor koux has
opened EVENING CLASSES in the large ROOM No 3 in the s
floor in the East wing Of University of Louisiana Of
Baronne and Common Streets where instruction will be given
upon such thorough and systematic plan TO enable the
pupils acquire correct grammatical and practical knowledge
q the French language within the shortest possible ime The
classes will FRIDAY the 10Th Of May Prices
very low during the coming For particulars call the
above from AZ r NJ at the residence of Professor
Roux Tiyo Circle and Delord from to 81 A.
NJ. myI2f
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THE GREAT" COUGH RENIEDY-CHERRY
FXPECTORANT-Thc following original letter hand
ed publication remedy which elicit such
miums, must be a good one: -#.@
Galveston TeSas. Anril 25 lSSf.
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jel2 5mdGw O. o. wooDMAN & CO., vieksburg Miss
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80, CIRCULAR.-THES SUBSCRIBER WOULD
FY respectfully inform the amateurs of music and the
TT pubic in general that he has purchased the PIANO
Forte AND MS5G business long carried in this city
by Mr. H. ID. HEWETT, at No. 80 Camp street. and that he
will continue the said business in the and the
same location.
He has incorporated in the foregoing business the complete
stock of FOREIGN MUSIC from his former No IT.
Royal street. comprising publications from the largest houses
in France Germany and Ausria-thus forming the
plee American and European Music Store in the Southern
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Nsss HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
twosory Brick Dwelling, situated the north
si OF Canal street. between Basin and Franklin Streets
containing corridor paror and dining bed
rooms on the second floor besides good bed
wing servants roons pantry; coal and hydrant
Of the most delightful residences the city having
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises 2l2
between BASIN and Franklin streets al If
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OFFICE EXPERTS, CITY HALL. I
New Orleans, May 5 1856.
ng~I:y order OF the Special Joint Commit.
appointed by the Common Council examine the books Of
the Treasurer other city officers and with power send
for and all who have paid licenses fines
D. G. Laha late Assistant City Attorney requested
call the office Of the Experts and exhibit their receipt
therefor.
my5 T. j. H1TSEIIBERGER, Expert.
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asaa COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
SSA splendid Country Residence, containing apents
Ewel cultivated land situated only miles from the
city, where stages run ten minutes from Canal
This property contains all the necessary buildings large
and Genteel family, together with large number of Fruit
Trees sbFtbbery etc. This property will be rented
good tenant, who will take Of it, very liberal
Apply to +. ". FISK,
70 stree
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FOR RENT.

Nea, FURNISHED HOUSE TO isENT-ATWO-
| story frame Dwelling pleasantly located in the First Dis
L tr!c having four in the main building and
the Kitchen As the occupant will be abscu during the
the house and furniture will be to careful tenant
at q low rate. Address j. +. +. at this Office ef If
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New ORLEANS GAS LIGHT Co.,
--. a. -.- June ID, 1856.
Ha@Thc Board of Directors of this Company
hnve declared dividend of five cent payable to the Stock
holders representatives on and after LIST July next
IL By order:
N. u. D. TlSDAliE, Treas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

The following sarcastic paragraph Is from
the Courier and Enquirer
"TAs Rigii Man ~ tss R'sh Place. We
nomination. Hyer for Congress. Wsare am
bilious thattb Fourth District u New York
should be represented more respectfully than
the Fourth District ofSouth Carolina. IL j,
not 10 b endured that such an artist a.
Preston 5 Brooks should be the champion
Of the Congressional ring, True he travel,
on N. muscle splendidly He is regular
bruiscr. But he lacks Shiyalry. lie take.
advantage. When he sails in he doe il
like a coward lie is worse than Yankee
Sullivan. Yankee ungcnilcmauly a. be
was, never sailed in unless the man was
on his feet, and had some notice. The late
lamented William Poole would have treated
Preston S. Brooks A. a trickish, tasiardly,
despicablr bully disgrace 70 the noble
ar, Of selfdcftnsc.' Brooks must he made
20 respect the law. Of the ring and Mr..
liver is just the man to accomplish this"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

SrNpW SCHoot CONVENTION At Soyu
Peas. Jr>E jth. The sunday schools u
South Paris, and Pari. Hill, Norway and
North Norway, Greenwood, Albany, r.,
Land, Oxford. North Paris, and wooi,tugk
are expected TO meet at the Methodist
church. at 10 O'Clock 4. ", and the eygr-
eis,, will continue through th, day. The
South Paris Brass Rand will De- ia attend
ance % add 70 the interest - the occasion.
40 the close Of the forenoon exercises, the
procession will march from the church O.
the grove. and from thence, after Tartakiuc
Of the collation., return O. the church, whrrr,
% g.. expected the Rev n VI. Blake. Of
Lewiston, will ailrrss che CONVENTION. Al
the friend, o. sunday school. are invited %
attend. =. A. CEuTs.
South Paris, MAY -, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

WuoorNC CorCu. now prevailing to some
extent, can he speedily and efcctually cured
Nv Dcvincs' Compound Pitch LoIengcs.
Sold everywhere.
M,ss,sorr S,LvT ALLEvtArTs PAIN, ANY
Antidotc Cor the suhcrings OF the flesh,
should h. received a. blessing. The
,Nas.asnit Salyc' Guns many ailments. and
nav h. had f,r y CENTS per box.
]. +. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Boston,
Mas.
J. DINSMORE { son, General agent.
SkoWhegau, Maine. IL
Hagoisuy's Oigimsai and PA, ar aston.
ishins Remedies Cor bad Breasts. The wife
ol Mr.. John Langtou, or Cincinnati, Ohio,
had a remarkable had hrrast, in which there
wcrc two larcr running wounds, O. what
cause % attribute L.. the doctors did not
know, bat ADVISED the adoption Of a variety
NJ remedies. which were Of no use. AZ last
Mr.. Iancton determined 20 try what llollo-
wav's Pills and Ointment would do, he ior.
tuuaicly purchased a quantity. and after his
wife had used them Cor thrcc weeks. yisi.
h'c improvement took place hy continuing
them for two months, she was perfectly
cured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

How ruTy LOOK rruN m N TuE SOUru
The New Orleans Bullctin, the chief com.
mercial aud political Journal Of that city
aud a supporter Of the Fillmore ticket, say,
Of the campaign
The man i a. blind a. a hat, and hope
le-ly stupid, who docs not ser that there Is
one 0yershadowing question which 1rTr-
,oAsLB' and swallows Up az o'tsr iS'.s' .-'b'
h1sEwsrid' drd ri'll grl1iir7 ~ alrrT7
Blink az 10 a. W nav, c1mplicatc or Gun
fuse 10 a. much a. possible, the fact cannot
b" disguised that '.arrry 90 ~ r'u' ,lswoH'
81 prfr liriU1g', and a. Organize a party
With the expectation that the members ol d,
North and South would unite and harmo,
nue upon this main point ol dispuic, j. only
short gt Ha1H.sirlrt r.1dgs''."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
Administrators Sale

by ,,rtur II bocuss fu,p ihs llon. Ju,'gs oi
- Probate ir the Count, IT - ,frrJ. I hall .slI
~ pri,atr al, ~ the dwslhug huus- II S,lyauus
H. llu.vuuh, iu Sumn,r, iu said tuuuN. "u The
hut W,dur.I,y of Jul, mat, At one u'Clu,k ,n me-
ansrauun. su muJh 81 the zeal estate ~ Iiduo
Hu.vufih btc 1T Sumurr atHt'.1id, drCs'scd, 's
" 90 pru.urs The SOM ul three huplr'i drlIafs.
Satd ,.t,ip cuusisi. II pir,s IT land containing
alsut thifN acres ~ ~ the wcsi,r, suf ~ ih'
frn ou Which tho sarJ Iaipt ll,.wuth rrsrd,,i
~ the tims IT b.. death, -,Hs 80 the interest b.
had tn The farm AZ ihe itm' ct h. death, Including
the r,,,T.iuu IT a., widow =. drusr thrrsIu.
ERWIN ROBINSON, Admir-.
sumner. Vi, ~, lsj6. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

EyrH,oupN,uY IrUsrrEr EyrroDrp' ~
IvroEr,St Qrr,uo~ SETTLED Iuuumru-
Ole effort, have b-ru mad, by mathsmati-
clans o. square the circle. Il j. now admit
ted hy rational men that no such thing &,
possible. 4 question o. the same sort,
nearly, 5, often Yr1Poundrd which, Tor ,he
moment, may puzzle a man Of ,low wit, but
which b, r,sutually seen o. De- incapable %
solution. ukswi-r 10, this What would
hs the Consequence of an irresistible body
coming in contact with an immoyeahIe one .
Very little consideration &. required On gua-
Ole Que o. discern that this a contradiction
in terms The closest approximation 90 a
categorical answer that We ever heard " has
been given by an eminent patholoEis,, Pro-
f-s,5r Holloway, who has proved beyond all
question that his extraordinary Pill, and
Ointment are irresistible in their effects 0u
disca,-s which, under every other Treatment
were absolutely immovahlr This isncempty
b1as, Il true. w court drsproof He
medicines, We ay are the greatest remedial
agents that scientific -suiu. ever invented.
.'P,haw, +" some contemplate professional
startling, or disappointed charlutan may
eIclaim, what s, IL al but quackery Of"
Ignorant. or unthiukins people may De-
found % rc-echo the charge. But stop,
friends. You DO not bear in mind that this
very cry Of "quack-quaek-quackery which
i. a. frequently raised against the true
thing a. the false, 'av0rs itself of The great
81 quackery Besides an imposition cannot
las, FOREVER. II Holloway. Medicines are
an imposturc they have effected more good
70 humanity than thousands o. ostentatious-
~ benevolent yeri,ies. If they are an inn
posture then il isan imPosture which the
world has been thankful Tor. The most em-
insn, medical men Of the age have testified
e. their unparalleled effects as sauati,e
agents Primes and Pstsntats. have borne
voluntary testimony 10 their virtues. MOBILES
II uaturs's making las well as mobiles Of
mans makiasl have alike Acknowledged in
terms of deserved eulogy their extraordinary
powers. There is scarcely a newspaper
throughout the world, which has not viii
iingly made itself the medium OF communi-
eating to the public the astounding cures
wh!ch these Medicines have effected In
sur county they base attained % a patron
age, che extent q which i. psrhap. without
precedent when the comparatively brief PERI
Cd Of their introduction Is taken into ac-
counk. Professor Holloway en- Produce
almost countless numb-ss " written ac-
Acknowledgements tfrom every cline and ia
every language Of their efficacy, forwarded
60 hin unasked. Who then j. the imP,s-
ter Let Us state a few facts Of greater in
tersst.
II isotparamount importance 90 preserve
IT, blood in a healthy condition, because
the blood, y the vital auid, that Is the prin-
eiPal Of life. and vhsn i Affected the whole
organization IS affected Likewise. Hollo-
ways Pills clear the blood Of all impurities
and induce a healthy condition Of body.
III. Ointment acts IN harmony With the
Pills, when il is applied to external sores.
Both invariably lead to this result. Mems
saRa IN eorpore sanO, "a sound mind in a.
sound BODY" Sunday Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

ONTnEr, v.-At court Of Probate held At rsr.
T., With,n and inr the county ~ ONiord, on the
third Tus.day Of NAV 4. u. 1856
c,TEPIIEN VI. MARBLE, Administrator on
- the E.atr ~ JosTFH e.. CotT, late II par.
I, 10 said County, d,crascd, having presented b..
6n,I account ~ administration Of the estate u ,siI
deceased for allowance.
OHprHru. that the aid Administrator CIV,
pa,rr o. all psrsous Interested, o., rausiug copy
of thi. orau 10 h. puhl.hcd three weeks suroc.s'
iycl, ~ The ONlord Democrat, printed At rars,
that the, NAV appear At Probate Coast e. b"
hell At rau. In .a,d cnunty, ou the third Tues.
IA, II Jurr nsNi, at ninr NJ the clock in the f'e
noon. anil ,hcv cause az az, the, hs,r) MY Oh,
.,mr should not b. allowed.
THOMAS II BROWN. Jaig,.
4 true oopl-aticstE
:. u. C,ErIH, R,gsisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
SheriFsS Sale

ONIyEp, ss. Ap,,I u, \. u. lsJ6
u'NkEN un execution, lnd Will H. suld ~ ruli-
Dec Auction, on Friday, th. tpsnlsth ia, ul
Juus u,Nt, 81 ten 90 The clutk in th, ur,nDuu. a.
ih, Ion ~ DAVID e.. Maurn, ~ Rumiuul, in aid
Cruut,, ~ The right in o,u,N that David I. Rob-
rrts. ut Aulo,cf, 90 .B,d ruuut,, be-, or bad on
ihr ,isitJ,uth d,, n >,pt,mlsr h,t pact, 90 o..
deem thr following d,.sul.d rr,l estate. ihr same
th,i ~suurl rrur anl ~il,cuu. l'uuf d,,J,i o. .td
RH-u, o., ihsir DECD dated September !, 1858.
ani recorded Book loo, rag~ ila. boz O>frI
Cuuup Records, anil murgI-ri D., s1id Rul-rts
co. ssiI ,mrcl sni ~iNruus, GOO ihr alu,ssIii first
dN ~ September, iu secure ihr payment 1T uu'
hunlr,d eighteen dollar. api h0, .lhrrr cents.
sad decd ~ muug,gr i' r,oaulcI with .aid Re.
cords, book 80, rsgr l2i
u JOIlN VI SWIFT. D,rur, sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

The Boston Traveller announces the Re
ecp,ion in one day Of two announcements,
one II the marriage in Hudson. y H., On
Arril c9th, or Mis- Hannah G. Howe, tbc
other her death, on the 9th Of MAY. Brief
space here between "a, bridal clrb and the
robe. OF death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

We observe in an advertisement, which is
being extensively published in this State, a
certificate signed by II. T. Alsopbert' OF
New York. We advertised for this gentle
man once, but have never been able to find
a person answering to the name, on end'av-
oring to collect tho bill. II inquiries in
relation 10 other matters receive the same
attention, his certificate must be Of great
value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30

Sovr Lrrrtr BttS, Dr. Thomas Crcsby,
Of Grrytown, i'prosccuting before the Court
% Claims, az Washington, a claim for
$1,000 for the destruction of his property
BY the bombardment Of that place. II be
succeeds, a, least ia'f ulili1V d'i.lr' more
viii have TO Be paid 6r that littlc military
feat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-30
II @ bron a ca d @ m Y.
S1iTMNftIR alrANIIf.

S0UtN(SI0 tGSIlW.
TIVE SUMNER TERM It rhi. Institution
will commence on MoSDAN, JuSE 2l, 1856,
under the charge II
CHARLES J. PRESCOTT, A. H., Principal,
With such assistants a. the interests Of the school
may require.
Dnriag thu Summer Term the Principal will
give especial attention 10 the CL,ssIos, thus az
fording an extra Opportunity 10 those preparing
Zoe Coll,ge.
Particular attention viii alec IT, given " the
departments Of Bookkeeping aud the Natural
ScisBces.
Ample arrangements have bocn made loT accom-.
mediation Of sluirnts IN regard 10 boarding aud
clubbing. Rooms will h. furnished those wishing
TO hoard themselves, at 25 cents per week.
BoARD, including washing sad lights, $500
per week.
TuIrIos-Comr.on English, $40
Higher Englsh I'D Languages, $50
Paintin., Drawing aud PcnmanshIp, ENtfa.
JOSEPH DARROWS, Sec'y.
H,broa. May bt, 1856. ~