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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02
School Renorts

These documents arr flowing iu upon u'
from an r5iuts-somc from comparatively
small towns. We are glad to wcgt with 81
many OF these documents. because they bear
evidence oGa growing interest in our public
schools. aad a drsir, for their improvement
among o., masses Of the people. Among
thr-r documents ar
l. S,o. This slavery able and faithful
document. ItrgaIs some wholesome lesson,
% the ciul.us, which We hope will D, hc1l-
sI. Itrrpr,..ut, the school, in a good con-
Jiu1n and sustaining the high position for
Which they have haou 30 long distinguished
and we can testify from personal cNamiua-
tilu, there are igv schools ota higher ,haT-
ae,rr than thos, 0t Saco.
-. Uusr>. Tui, town has done itself
the cr-iit rr having che rgpor, OF their 81.
rrrintrrItn- School Committee printed.
Thl. cr, a,t Is proof enough that thc Tca-
N, Of that town know what is fr their in-
t.r,,, and moan to do it, and the report i'
au honor both o. their schools and their
committee.
g. SUMNER. Another town tlat know
vhs, thc interests og ,hgir schools reIuira,
saI arr prompt t.do &C. TaoEcrnrt Shove
trrs.r.ur.a ars iu .1nurt,lIu- condition,
arI rlt che Committee know their duty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02
Tn,cc'ivorou, Birds

rmm 10 r1rrrnl hy Mr. Townsend Glover,
I,rr, thr Ia'r meeting or,r untnl state,
Agricultural S,,tr'y, anl published go ih,
Washington National ln''r.D,rr
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any uutp'hrrI hiprl" tp tar down biz
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w-,n. or h'u,h.rl, which may h' unnrt1-
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,fr,, very btrls ., him NOR, c1II than
ritl.r D., 1r cat, working diligently from
morn 90 dark, anl KILN, anil destroying
ins,. i1rriru, ., hi, crop, which, irnIt
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

S,0r y>D CmEDo,l. Never permit tho
a0t FROM your oh,mncy' and s,oyc.ripo' 20
Is thrown away Tho arh1u contained IN
these substances, produces the hcst elect.
when arrlied % Vegetation. ltHa alua-
10. constituent in tho compost heap, also.
Pulygrr-l charcoal i. in itself most yalu.
aI,. manure, and whon mizelwi,h ryTsum,
rnulrrt,e oz -uano, acts with energy
As "a dr-s-iu. for onions, SCOT and charcoal
duet aro uusguallcl.
Germantown Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

BRrrprvG FISH. \ most singular pho
nomcnon, says tn, Sandusky (ohio) Regis
ter, i now 10 be seen around the docks IN
the water Immense numbers Of white fish
last rlll were clcancl on the dock, and the
ofll and spawn thrown into the Bay This
spawn has " hatchel," 4" and now around the
docks, may b, seen millions Of miniature
white fish. Here is a fact in the breeding
Of G,h which the knowing ones ought to in
yestigatc; for IL Gsh can be cleaned, and
from the spawn Matching can be induced,
what is the use Of all the artificial arrange
mcnt. now proposed to propagate fish?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

ONO AGMcuLruRL CoLLEGE. I'm insti'
tuition las been incorporated under thi.
name ami put into successful operation ai
Clcaycland, Ohio. IT. design is to place
within the reach Of farmers, both old and
young, the means OF acquiring thorough
and practical acquaintance with all those
branches Of science which have direct rcla-
tions to agriculture.
The plan Of instruction consists in daily
lectures. which embrace all the departments
Of agricultural science; chemistry, in It's
applications to soils, manurcs, &c. auato-
my and physiology, with reference to feed.
ING and brg,ling of stock geology and min
cralosy, and botany; natural philosophy,
rural architecture, draining and farm.book-
Keeping, and the political economy and his
toryol agriculture, are included in the plan.
Harvey Rice, President, and Thomas brown,
editor OF the Ohio Farmer, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02
The Garden.

Every farmer, every mechanic, in short,
every individual Of whatever standing or
profession, should have a gardens There
are few who are 80 circumstaucod as not q
be able to procure land Cor this purpose. II
farmer, owning your hundred or two
hundred acres Of land, you can OF course de-
vote Is much of your premises To tho cult
vation Of vegetables, fruits and flowers, a.
your preferences may suggest, or you can
have your front garden, your flower garden,
and your garden for the cultivation u the
more substantial productions aud You can
have each 50 arranged and managed as 10
serve the purposes or both ornament and
usr. There Is nothing dcrogntory in this
business, even to the lortcst intellect. 1T
those who cayil at this assertion, and look
upon gardening "a. a plobcian vocation look
at D5mitiau pointing cyuliingly 90 the cab-
h1rn hr hai culuntcl,-a thc immortal
Cinciuuatu., called from the peaceful culti-
mtion ofhis tlr., jugrra of soil, TO COM
mand the armies 0r imperial Rome, at Wash
iug,on anil Jefferson, Calhoun, Webster,
Clay and Van Eur.n, as well a, many other
i,lu.'ri1us warriors, philosophers and snic'-
mrn. both of tar pas, aul present lay.
Th, mechanic who &. tirl down % his
seat or bench during ilo long anl weari.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

An English farmer says, "sood sheds,
dry 5,ds, small yards Of boxes, regularity in
feeding, small quantities at time, are the
great essentials in feeding all animals. and
strict attention to these principles would
save an immense quantity Of valuable food
Weekly Visitor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-05-02

How was Adam taken out Of the garden
of Elem? Snakcl out.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07

- vsy ~ hard snd 80 s,s schnspps bottles A. 50 cents al
- sep alnf WIN other nrst rats hqu0ri as G~nuh
Imported Gin, or those rho prefer this Eay This vsiuat
met much more extensively Used thtn formerly
oi ne hdnsys, Sc sud tonic
= p SIMPLE. Druggist
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
pRoCEEpINGs OF CoNGREss

wAsnIsGTos, Jan. 5.-HoUsE--Mr. Etheridge, OF Ten
nessee proposed Mr. Mllson of Virginia as candidate
for Speaker lie did the ground Of his having vo-
ted against the Nebraska b and participating in the
recent Democratic and therefore he might be
ded a. compromise candidate The resolution was after
wards Withdrawn at Mr.. Wilson's request
debste involving party politics ensued, In which
Ame'icanism partIc ularly was discussed.
Two votes we're taken for Speaker the last resulting az
follows banks 80, Richardson az. Fuller 30 Pennne.
ton q, scattering I.
The House then adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
M ARINE NEWS.
~.S .;S.s.m. n,.nAsr eLorn.-11..

H&-MOrHERs' HtsEAsr CI.oTHs-r,-..
80 eious nave now attained rspufstab :. n,
ofdhs - only perfect protection and preventive f
nouher's a eaiest sfnietion. A GAIHssEp Bss.-r
hoters should bear In mind that Cloths arc b
tended 10 cure he b-As, when they are designed "a
presenii- catastrophe. which they certainly viii do Mo,h
'heiore who Ia tie least fear apprehension rise. Br.,,
so0d not rai m they r-Asned for ths.s o,. m
oud proeurs them at put 10 NEE. .ax
cney. -
a'ed a- dbeesd they -ii speedily d.ya,e Al. nr.n.
ION Of the breast anay entirely al. pain Arising from cold or o.
ause render the breas, so psbl- t
md uho-irueted nov Of de MIX. ~heh Invariably relieve. and
'voids the possibility OF a GATuKRlB BEg,sr
Mothers have assured ihry found eo
o'P wearing these cloths constantly during period ~eh tho
low OF milk s most difficult M Irregular.
No one has ever found fault with know Wills, on IN.
contrary .ce h"0u that they nesebe value BIZ
'aiTfr.ds ~i,o have used them.
They reIsciJ soil ui,n liz
breast garments, and applied removed at with
attire convenience ....
EVA remittance Of fio, accompanied by i2 cents worth a,
postage stamps win secTr The by mail Of psir
II ths-s cloths TO amy part Of the Un,yd States.
They are for sale exclusively NV
ADiE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
sosI III Main street, Richmond. Virginia
u Pull directions for applying Cloths will aecounspx
them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07

pa vs. H. HAHOSG Both Houses OF the Legislature ado
on Saurday as mart Of respect TO the memory WV
HRnNe, whose death W have heretofore
ton. passed. the will h. under the Isstv.
head The circumstances Of h painful in the sx
tr'ne for though he vas aborng under attack Of p-
moni' his physicians entertained hopes OF his rv,
On saturday, however prescription prepared him and n,
the time morphine for;he latter TO b.
,ernHy TIE servant Fho went for the medicine carried Il p
rnry to direction unsHndJ room Of the patient In
s" "'i" ne once OF The physician Who wrote the prescription
IL Afterwards appeared that Dr. Harding large ri n .
no'ppe Internally and tho consequence that he wa, n,
wards found dying state Every thing skin could .r,
wA-hTne 'oT bis relief but In vHin lie died o'clock the
Same evening. .....f .....
%sns Was despatched To inform Dr.. IIardinE family a
She sad event md II supposed that remains viii be t "a
his home IN Northumberland iniernent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07

TnE R'ILROADs-The tIan from Danville, due here at
soeock saturday aiternoon arrived last evening about
o'clock-morc than "a hours behind time W., under
stand that the fuel aud watc gave while the train was
midway b"wceH two Natetstatons, SATURDAY. afternoon
at distance vi ouy IL or miles from Richmond; and
had IA extra train gone up them the cars would
have probably arrived hep lev hours alter the usuai
sine. As such evcntOccurrcd the passengers Ne-,-
compelled Ia remain IT. rad during TINT inccieul
night. Eecping themselye they best could by
means % tur from the Wods IL hard alternative,
Nbnt under the circumstances all hands submitted with he
best possible grace. Thcim from Lynchburg OH tie.
Sout-Sde rod did onect with the Danville train,
aud consequently hv intelligence from that ouar
ter.
We hear, furthermore hat the Northern train ON the
R'cAnsond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad got
stuck IN the snow lew beyond Frederick -brg and
tue passengers walked Ia that town. from whence they
Photographed to Richmon' for aid. An extra train was
sent out yesterday motnig TO meet them.
The Central traih wltfthc mail started out Yesterday
with three locomotives but have intelligence with
regard to their progress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
COMMERCIAL

NEw YoRK, Jan. 5.-flour is lower Sales of 500
hbs at 81 Tor Southern AMI 80 for Ohio Wheat firm
al last quotations. Mess Pork $1,000 Lard liz: Beet
dull.
BMTlNoHF, Jan. 5.-Flour duh and lower Sales OF
Howard street at $3.50. Wheat and Corn unchanged
Pork remains at the last figures. Bacon is lower-shou
ders ~, sides IOi.
NEw oELEANs, Jan. 5.-Cotton-Sales to-day $4,000
bles-sales Of the week ls0OO bales. Stock on hand
$4,000 bales Increased receipts the same period
last yrui $4,000. Mddlng quoted mt 9 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
&c NEWS BY TELEaRaPH.
DERAScEaENT OF THE MAILS SNOW STORM
PARKER a. FRENCH So TiDisss, or Tul

CANADA. rr - 't.. IN y
WASHINGTON. Jan. e.-wc have received no rnuiI from
New York since Saturday morning The Baltimore usin
due at O'Clock last night arrived a, hsJf pa, o'clock
this morning .'
The storm yesterday vas quite severe The snow is
eight or ten INCHES la DEPTH aud much drfed Weather
pleasant to-day, but cold.
Parker II. French. the diplomatic representative Of
Walkers Central American Government, sas. suddenly
called to New York yesterday, by Geographic despatch
stating that his wife, WHO had just arrived from ST. Louis.
was seriously III. shoe.
There tidngs OF the steamer Canada now over
due from Europe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07

NV MrprAt rchliciroSwe have exa mined with much in
terest Journal recently established city by Doctors ,
sass = Wilson a., ~, Ke,Hond ISv snled THE Monthly
' '',,'' ''l,'ef Ihe value Of sncl
prrto Ei rrsJs aupla frr ihe iabor Nh ~ H.
hrlrsl profession ao0r nut 70 heads n NO.,
mror,f ySey .gpartng Information upon diseases lscient
- nankhi utir results. nun.r
und several Interesting communications, rai ar
els. s'he essay SOL miscellaneous ARTICLES
price tst5 advance,
year. twel edited. and Handsomely printed and IN ,y,y ay
deserves - " WV ""v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
". sNEAn. ~
WASHINGTON HOUSE '''
MRS.DR. MINORS SCHOOL.

- ~. SNEAD a CO.. PEorRrroEs
hMNHJ regularly and from Railroad Drpoi and
" Packet Landing connected viii, Tbs house sc22--iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07

GRENc STORM SSow.--Thc violent snow storm,
iss visited ihi7 vicinity for may yeats occurred Of,
so!,y last. The snow commenced falling about :,
c, A NJ, continued without it1-rrnssiOn during the
r. day, aud unti n late hour Saturday night. A high
prevailed most o the time, wich piled the up
In ~ sud filled the air with binding masses AZ To
real pi>ngc through streets almost inpo.- ible
II Wis es, To attempt to clear Ito side.
w,lk, cNt tell with such raridy fill up the space
almp.t sdgn "a. the work flushed Quite n iarg,.
number OF s."ighs the Streets aud the merry
nnsl OF the boil, served rclc' some degree h,.
dr,iry aspect "f outdoor sccuc, Soma these CON
vcNa,c- oi strange construction. They must have
bcen Designed without regard tn sodel, and put together
in hurry. Nevertheless they answered their purpose
VERY welt and the ioNh shout, the upanir atrd
that 'hrN were having lcy time. The railroads were
ali blocked up With snow, aud mo consequence WAS that
none Ot te mail trains ndurng the ,iay A train,
from tho South With small nRil arrived late hour
in the evening, considerably behind time Very few oi
TIL yIungcr portion at our Inhabitants reeOllect such ,
storu W. hear Il stated ls similar occurred in
lss'; but we are not pstii' with regard to the date
The 'nor, Yesterday morning lay about foot deep on a
level tongh it, exposed situations il driltcd to h,
height OF several feet Yesterday the weather was warm
and pleasant ..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

BAuTiNoRr, Jan d.-Miler. the murderer OF DR. IIade
aud Frederick Orach at Cumberland, Md. few months
since, executed in that place Yesterday He died pro-
testing his innocence.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
iLBgMlRLg MILITARY IySTTTrTT-

ALbtHikLt MILITARY INSTTTITE,
ANING purchased suitable pisce Charlottesville
have moyei my school ont of ne Town, snd pre-
parcel o take ~ huarcrs Aucen and Modern
nscs and Engsh Thoroughly tanTt MIary nsirnfon *
free 81 charge and not 10 nterf ne
Eh ~ regular academic of
tent aaut- lraduss Of DE Cnivcrsy q Virginia preferred
employed
rrsvsRcsd, u vshing fuel f22O per session Of 10
months rayads. bali n aivaucr,
ihe 'eon hys may enter a. time sud s be charged tom
date u stmitiance 90 the end q TIE session.
Posi- once Charlottesville JOHN STRANGE Principal
tLste Principal ~ Norfolk Military Acadstuyl
u I IHHF HnUN o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE NEUTRALITY
LAWS

CINCINNATI, jan. mime persons, all Irish were
rested here last night by the u $ Marshall violation
of the neutrality laws and held bail for their
anec for examination on Monday The impression is that
they were acting in with parties in New York
and elsewhere having for their object descent upon
La
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-01-07


An S4TCRDA y the God day February next at IL o'eI
" NJ, Wrhou rcgari weather. Merchants ~
chang Prh1rr Va VII b. valuable estate com
monty knoWn A. -pt ISLAND and Main containing by re-
cut survey about Se ACRES acres Of which
valuable high land much Of heavily timbev original
growth Of Oak. Pine &c.
Hy Idd~di. situated In county, Va miles
yaHlssteSp and separated frou the "MAn by Hog
Cr~sk about ~ yards wide bridged
eary yeloS or aaai'o Land entirely clear grit; fertile aud
yet susceptible Of great increased Improvement.
The marsh meadow land i with a yellow
risy outson and has yielded
~ herds hay All the embankea can a.
-ssty De reclaimed that which has h-en.
from Tie TACT that there
the ouy defiance 70 the ti
several wells Of most excellent
It. productions tho-
Iouaeeo Vegetables and Fruit With fruit
a. tqua doubt - irHd dHyoiss couat-y Beans
and tomatoes provided with
ID there the l5;h % November
rosts aud the absence Of them Ia the spring early
irlts aud vegetables IN the greatest Profusion.
Aprcois Pums. Apples, Cherries and the Hke
Sry ever tr while the situation she
Of III aboard accessible.
rSs r the Island and section Of Main. one,
equal insialneut For the mbvred
sSuri 10 hand on al approved endorsed negotiable
nH 81 the land he the
Branch Sons Of Petersburg and viii be explained by
Gri,conhr late Of
shown by Mr.. Doyle residing the place
7. b. ROBERTSON
la2-3iAvtd Executor % Wn R1bertson, deed.
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BT GoDDIS APPERsoN. Arcrs
NvALIAHI IN u MINT on NAY. RE- a..

TWEEN STII AND irTH STREET. roe sAIE AT A..
MCT"Nwm b. sold THURSDAY. DAY Of Jana.1y
80 On TIE PREMISE a o'clock the three story Tnen-t
on '- sih ,d- Main bstwen 9Th iuih which
the late Mr. h Leih Nc Kim dei seized old
small Lot W The frunuE alley. Of
igui-riy daily h-eoning alaAbe favorable op
rtlniy 70 capitalists and others inves;
street u J. %" H. sqasre above e Virginia and
.f erection. - -
IsNAs-OnesTih cash. balance months for ne
sutlhle note, b-sriag Interest trust deed
The taxes and for the by
chase. De - GODDtN a APPERsON. Auets.