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San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

RSS~ An Arkansas correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune, tells the following good one
In early times, in county not far off, these
country dram shops were common, as they were
all over the State, where the b'hoys met every
Saturday evening to shoot for whisky and get
drunk, and cool off with a fight or two
On one of these occasions big, strappng
six-footer, full of bust head and Dutch cour-
age, having been beat at the mark by another,
slapped his fists together and swore he was
"spiling for fight and could whip any man
who could beat him shooting.
This was not noticed by the man for whom
it was intended. That of course made him bra
yer and madder. He roared out:
~ kin whip any blink eyed sinner who kin
beat me shootin'-whoop-ee !"
The man aimed at, still said nothing.
Six-footer here ''biled" over-so he walked
right up to him, shook his fist in his face. and
said
'You kin shoot, kin you ?-but you daren't
to fight me I'm a unanimous horS ee r'-
Whoop-ee!"
The man addressed still said nothing.
Six-footer roared again the louder, and said
he must have fight if he had to buy it.
Look 'erei Slickemgoeasy, if you'll give me
far fight, I'll give COW and calf"
Slickem deliberately began to strip, and said
Six footer turned little pale-couldn't back
down now-struck ring-pitched in--and Six
footer got most confoundedly and soundly car
wollopped. He then rose shook of the dirt.
and swore he " wouldn't pay, for 'twarnt in the
bargain he was to be wollopped"
Slickem said, III sue YOU"
Sue away!" said six-footer, and mounted
his bear skin and rode off,
Sllekem went to the county seat, saw a law
yer, and told him his case; the lawyer told him
1t was good case, and he would gain it for
him. lie told him to make out an account s'for
work and labor DONE and sue before justice
of the peace. He did so; the justice gave
judgment for the plaintiff. and ordered the con-
stable to drive the COW and calf to him. Here
it rested. The defendant was heard to says:
Well reckon that mout be law, but my
losing that COW and calf all come O. my not Xiv
erin all the pints in the trade, spose y
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04
Gotels, Restaurants, Mf.
KINDERHOOK EXCHANGE.
Corner Of Broad,cay Main ST., S4N ANDREA

FHvIIIS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
IL tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town, is constantly
open for the reception of TRANSIENT and
PERMANENT BOARDERS The rooms are
spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort. The dining hall is the
best in the place, where the patrons of the house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest cdibles the market affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest bands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
BOARD AND LODGING
Per Week, single rooms, $1,000
Per Week, double rooms. ,............... 500
Without Lodging, ,........................ 700
Single Meal, Observation-Disclosures. rs
Meals at regular hours
BsS@ Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. nov %, 56-tf-35
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

A HORRIBLE THREAT-A Mrs. Martel was ex-
amined in the Police Court yesterday for threats
against the life of Mrs. Abadie. The testimony
showed that Mrs. Martel threatened that, if she
caught Mrs. Abadie out she would rm her
through @ith paraso5! The threat was so hor-
rible that the Court put Mrs. Martel under
bonds in the sum of Sl00 toskecp the peace to-
wards the people of the State of California in
general and Mrs Abade inparticular- Bulletin
Of the 24th inst.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-The Marysvile Er-
press OF Yesterday comes to us clothed in mourn
ing for the death of one of its editors. Luther
Lard. He died on Monday, at seventeen min
utes past IL. NJ. Mr.. Laird came to this State
IN 1853, and shortly afterwards entered the of
hce OF the Express, of which establishment,
since the 22d of June, 1854 he has been the
senior partner. In token of honor to the de-
parted, no Express will be issued to-day. Mr..
Laird was highly respected by his associates and
townsmen, and leaves behind an enviable rep
utation for integrity of character.-S. z. horn
ing Call, 24th inst.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

In THE Bowels OF THE EARTH.-The artesian
well in this city las penetrated to the depth of
795 feet. 1t is now passing through sand
The water pouring from it is as clear as the
purest glass If the saying is correct, that truth
lies at the bottom of well, the pure article
must exist at the bottom of this artesian exca-
vation.-Stoctton Argus.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

LETTER FROM JUDGE CRANE--The numerous
friends of this gentleman, says the San Fran
risco Morning CAL, will learn his movements
from the following extract of letter received
yesterday by a friend:
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04
Shares, of $3.50 each Share

JAMES LODl-Oh. ocOicea'y'
The above organization has been formed ior
the purpose of establishing Peoples Lane o.
First Glass Steamships between San Francisco,
New York and New Orleans.
The Books for subscription to the stock are
now opened at the Office of the Company, where
the plans of the ships may be seen, and any IN
formation on the subject obtained.
Office, ia Montgomery street, corner of Sac
ramento, San Francisco.
ALso-Books are now opened in Stockton by
my l6-3m E. S. HOLDEN.
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

FAlgernon Sydney said: " Twill believe
in the right of one man to govern nation, des-
politically when I find a man born in the world
with boots, and nation born with saddles on
their backs
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

~ wish you had been Eve" said an, urchin
to a woman who was proverbial for her mean
ness. Why SO" Because you would. have
eaten all the APPLE instead of dividing it with
ADAM
San Andreas independent., 1857-07-04

PLACERvILLE, June 90 1851
DEAR Il have been so constantly on the
move ever since | left San Francisco, that
have not been able to write to any one will
leave here for Carson's Valley tomorrow. and
from that point may join Risks party and fol-
low up the east side of the Sierra Nevada to
Mobiles Pass, and from there on to Salt Lake,
before | return. Indeed, such are my present
intentions Under these circumstances | may
not get home before the last of October. /
would not take $4,000 for the notes | have al
ready on this State. When publish my book,
should live to do So the facts contained in if
will astonish the world.
have made nothing on my lecturcs-ndeed
| have lost money by them. shall
lecture no more in this State. The mass of the
people seem to prefer hoe-downs fandangoes,
wizard and monkey-shows, horse operas, &C..
to anything that might enlighten them about
the country 1t will take time to remedy this
perverted taste. My lectures, however, have
commanded the respect of all who have heard
them, except one individual and that man
could not help being mean, for God made him
so, and for thatreason have not spoken against
him. You know there are such people, and we
ought to feel kind to them however much they
may abuse us. If the fellow, to whom alude
was in starving condition would rather run
hot potatoe down his 9sophagus than see him
die. hope, however, he will not need nv as
slstance in this world or in the world to come
But enough of this x x X x
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
yNuuhtnnsnn nan A o., hor ia lQE

.
. Washington, December le, 1856.
PROPOSALS this department
February, 1857 at O'Clock, the construction
authorized erected Burlington
proposals the whole building
of bills parcels
each bid with the amount each kind OF work. and
carried department resrvDg the right
proposals thereof
when deems the Of the United States the de-
also the right exclude the bids of
The contracts they attempted by
a bids when shall be parties in interest who do
the bids and all bids that upon are below fair price
the work. (. .
Bids gross, awarded
details furnished the department prices
different kinds Of work and which shall be subject
part interest The United may require.
Ninety of the Of work done and delv-
according contract price, lsad be asceaned by
the of the department appointed for that
retained until the completion of the contract and
the work. &C., by the aforesaid and TO be forfeited
of non -fulfment of
will be awarded builders and mechanics,
Treasury, will forfeiture of the same.
Each must be accompanied by written signed
Of the said dct) the IS
work. Of popoionate that
bidder will when required his proposal accepted
and bond with proper and sufficient securities for its
certificate required WI be furnished appca-
ton the department. alH 1-..
hry days. be had appsaon the department
be considered unless IL fully complies In all
pith the re9uir enrnfs of this advertisement
Secretary of the Treasury and plainly "Proposa
Burlington Hospha and will be opened at 10 O'clock
- T '.-0'T JAMES GUTHRIE,
E.L IL M-.aa Secretary of the Treasury.
Dec le-2awFebfg tIntel&Starl -s .a. -.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
TO OUR sUBsoRiBERs.

The name Of will be upon our books unss
'he payment ofthe subscription be made advance.
Distant Subscribers may money by letter he
u which win be paid BY and ak by ourselves in N.
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY IA 'ER Is sFsh weekly during ue sea
Sions Of Cong ess, and weekly during
subscriptions for period than year will be received ON
terms proportoned TO the above annual rates. s.
0PosrhAsTERs authorized act Us our agents ana
by sendng DAILY subscribers with $50 .ncosea or
ITE sEmi-wEEkLY subscribers with s25 enclosed,
tled 10 copy sratis. ~ -a
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS,
By which their incomes must be doubled.

THE undersigned has invented and obtained letters from the
United States combination OF machine
converting seed cotton by continuous
from through the and spinning machine
Nv, IL ready for shipment weaving.
The from BY this will be at least cent?
fibre (unbroken uninjured
machinery and
entanae win be fifty stronger heavier, and
the markets of the world dstancing all competition
1t advanced prices.
prepared dispose OF privileges his
uaent planters informed terms, complete
suucons obtain the best machinery, all
other application addressed
Dec 6-2avyf GEORGE q. HENRY, Mobile.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
ONCE of Egert0n a. Brother,
EXCHANGE PLACE.

..,
Maryland lottery, to be drawn on the Havana plan.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND,
a. E4a EXTRA GLASS sEvEN, vs. *
To drawn in Baltimore city Saturday, Dec 2O 1856
eaes amounting Sl32 600 win according
following splendid scheme: .t . '...s
s.H 10000 nambers-l 900 prizes.
Prizes payable In full, without deduction
. One prize to every twenty tickets.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03

GOLD PENS In gold nnd siIver csses Psnkntves Inn
VI ported direct from Rodgers sons sheed French poro
ios French Enelsh drawing books Albums French
English uveae books English Bibles and Prayer books Of all
sizes and velvet bndngs fine editions OF standard
American English French uthors, and prose- In fine
bindings collection illustrated books, mostly import
ed direct from Europe by the undersigned. - - -
Dec 30 FRANCk TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03
Dec ls-2awtlSFeb
Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
Work for the North Front OF the
Patent once Building.

Work for the North Front or the
Patent once Building.
.-.- I .1 DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
..lau December lS, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be department unit
the eighteenth day of February ~ O'Clock for fur
story in the erection of the north front of the Paten
Office building .,-
bids following schedule.
specify the prices MATERIAL hauling ressDg and setting in
cludng all the machinery and other expenses
Schedule. .2
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bills, do do
Extra cube stone, per cubic foot.
Gornce In two beds, per superficial foot
FHsae r.a.s. % entaOalure, DO DO
Drops to cornce, per lnea foot '
TTiglyphs, each. a.. ,..' ..#
Caps Of pasters, each.
Channels of lineal foot.
..g.... ..... Window sils, per superficial foot.
The granite must be equal in quality that used in the consruc
lion Of the wings Of the building specimens Of which will be
Each biA will time the will be completed, and
will be considered those be Of the
obligations they propose assignment bid
contract will be recognised unless made with the approval Of the
Ninety per will paid time, pro-
grese upon the estimate of the of the department charge
iheeof and reserved until the completion Of the
The department itself the reject
hereby invited when deems the interest Of the United
STATES requires exclude the bids
faithfully perform the contract
Pans specifications and working drawings be examined
and other Information obtained on application at the ONCE Of the
The proposals. department.
front Office beileingD will opened
O'Clock, of the iast day named for receiving the
. ...-a 'lr r. MoCLELLAND,
: Secretary Of the Interior.
Dec l9-2awtlSFeb. lint Il Start
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NJ rE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Henry Jo
ksS e school Louisville. Kentucky, about The l5n o
hH h,s his family uneasy. He IL about " years
y Iwo inches high slender FORM has light hair and blns
Isnsica ueem good Of the front filled Foran
4 DscSSSS SSSSuess ..| WIN. G. TRABUE,
Il N"-lmod&cp' Louisville, Kentucky.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-03

iiNVV phzes, amounting lT2 600
Tickets S0-haves $5-quarters 50 so.
Prizes paid in full, without deduction.
All orders addressed TO will be considered strictly confdn
Iva, and meet with an answer by return OF mail.
Notes OF all good banks taken at par. Address -a -
EGERT0N q BROTHER Regular Licensed Agents,
Box 1903 Baltimore Post Office, Baltimore, MARY land.
Dec l3--eo4uf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23
Re. Elec,ion Of Coy. Kamlln.

Ca Thursday last Hon. lI,SNm,t llAuuN
was elected to tie United States senate, Tor
,hc term Of six ycars, from Marchith. Our
r,adcrs knew beforehand that we had hoPcd
Tor TAI, result. We believe il TO be a meas
urc which viii receive thc most unqualified
approval Of tie people Of this State, aud
that their ui,h,, h1ychggu fully carried out.
Mr Ilamliu combines with experience aud
q thorough knowledge OF the duties OF The
post. that talent anil industry Which will
cuaLl, him {, di.,hars, is duties As few
men would De ablc TO- lIo will continue 10
occupy his present. position until the TN Of
March. at which time tlc most responsible
Ju,ir. Of The year will have lacn performed.
Tho duties OF The orE,, wall then dcyohc up
on Hon. Joseph Williams, the President
u th, Ssuate. a gentleman every way quail
G,l cor the post. Or. Nours', the senator
cl,,: r5r tlc shor, term, len Tor Washington
ol Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23
The State Capitol

The S....u. Maine !. a..ut.n- tie quas-
,..r.. ,.ar.a...l l! Oh. STATE Variial o.
pr..r! Z, r--.. H.rv reason. rrg tf.
D. ...r.,.-., ..-rnV.r...rd ana l. r. .t
... r.r.... ..a.-aIm,t,n- aver,
.. ra.tra.. .- 90. r.a4ulr. 90 Au-
-...... .a. .ar u...a u.iu.i.a lu.,ily ua
...t.,.....-...l t.rSt.t.. tI, G..t ta4tt
f.. .r-..". ,..r.
M. ms, -.. ...yr--r,, s.- r.,.-frrfrv
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H.. .r. ,.,r.r r.-r..5 ru
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r- NJ -..I ., .r.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23
The New Coinage Bill.

Tho hin offered by Senator Fish, Of New
York. and which passed. the senate at It's
las, session. his hcsn reported To the House.
ly IN, Committee ou Ways and Means, to
which i, va, referred. The senate bill iiH'i
,hr value % O., quarter, c,sh'a aud six
tgruth Of d., Spanish or Mexican dollar at
tIr RESPECTIVE, y,lle.-,1 ly received AZ ihc
Treasury OF ,hc ugi,al Sa,saui ii''''eaI
oE... and at lo several Poet OGc's and
Land uL,os-or twenty, ten aud Csc cents.
such coins should not hca again issued, bot
,.a, % t'c min, and racaincl Tho hi,l -
rra,s all former laws which lcsll.i,i ,hg
raymgu, o. Tls,isn coin Tor debts, AMI en-
aei, u.t assay, or Foreign coin shall b,
made from time o. time 90 leEaliie their
value. Provision l. made Tor The issue %.
%, new csn. and o., retirement fr1m c.r,u.
l.uon q tLc old cru,, anil hali.ocnts, and
details arc provided hr tic transfer Of bul,
.lru and other matter. yn0uocsci with ih'
coinage.
To-, experience Of every business man ha'
taught I.m ,I,, such O. Jaw i.much needed
Too o.I ru,e,i1nal Spanish coins onnlla Jos
upon our ct tlr part, ~ 60 ihg eVshau-r, In
almost every Transaction, and this, in th'
a..r.sai,. amount, O. ar moro than th,
Who'll. value 90 t.r currency. Tau'.a !.
IL cent yi,c.. uuis, Two arr Tlss.i az q
slime. throw, q Dos, 10, ouc.ivguty.aih u. %.
,a.4s ou same one. 40 ,agh exchange or a
Doe, equal 90 isvl.lryaluc Zoo - exchange
when tIr changes To-, such coins are counted
by thousands. the lull cN,rut Of thee may
DO calculated TIL, h,ll, hy making th,
rates Of such coins correspond with ih'
decimal currency Of Il. United states, will
entail tata trI.ur Joss 900 the holders OF
hc pieces. and will iu a shar, time cau''
,r.u 60 lsr.l',c.I hy American coin. ",
hope o. Gre such "a 900 speedily adopted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23

Rerr,.,nta,iyc doe, not spend dollar there
when he eau help IL. Tho larger portion OF
the money disJur,el, with the exception OF
boarl bills, goes to other parts Of tho State.
The change to Portland Is one that Is not
called for, and the oonsummaiion Of Tie
plan would but impose unnecessary burdens
upon the taxpayers Of the state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23
Weekly Summary of News.

Itisstatei that a company Of Americans
are about to establish daily paper in Ion
don. to advocate American principles.
Mr.. Charlie. I. Couedon, formerly % tho
Boston ATLAS, has joincd the editorial corps
Of the New York Tribune. Mr.. Albert q
browne, a graduate Of Harvard University
takes bs place on the Atlas.
Il. b Musoy, E.q., one Of the Oldest and
most successful book Publisher, Of Boston
died on Monday, l9,h inst.
Tho Progressive Ago states that the Re-
por, OF the O,cr'ecrs Of the Poor. in The
town Of Mcntillc, shows that th, town farm
has supported ihe poor, paid all is expense,
and a small sum over, during tho pact year.
Il is under thc care Of Mr. Edward Tobcy.
\ good farm well managed.
Mr.. John Il. Croker, the former land.
lord Of the Western Exchange Hotel, Port
land has become proprietor of the Irving
llousc, 500, Broadway. New York.
The Justice. Of tine supreme Judicial Court
have rc,ition,l tho Legislature for an in.
crease Of salary Their salaries are the
same as when the State Government was
organized, aud their increased expenses
since that time should b. met by a corres.
ppnding incrcas, Of salary. No lawyer Of
respectable practice can take scaturon t1c
bench without large pccuniary loss.
Tho late arrivals from Nicaragua report
Walker victorious in several engagements,
and % BE- recovering bis lost ground.
ltssmtal that ihc course Of thc supreme
Cour, or California, IN pronouurins the
public dsb, unconstitutional. will del,a,
any appropriation, lor that stat, until
moan. arc provided cor liquiiltins i,s !n-
hllilios. It iss,atcl that by the time the
bond, become duo. tax %, IL OF one PER
cent will pay che whole amount.
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-, r.,.,..,t...ro-...,,, ,,r.,,I =,
,,n,.,,,.o =, l,,,,, ,,,,, r,p,l,tgtj.p ryi,,
10 asking .Imitiance into the Union.
r,r - ,,..,.-
having a,rsrI ou, Of hi. pupil, ,ho father
.,..,,,.I.n,- r,..,..,t,..a.-,,.
lydi.,,fp. ,,.,,rl,.t. r-.fr.,,trI the teach.
~. who had r..i,p,I MI, ,har,,. aud rl..cl
additional fund, for nj, surr,rt.
r r. e. s.,,, ...,...-.
80, -,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23
Tic Dc,hon Forpcries.

la, week u DIrrrt0rug Che Canton Bank,
China. carried % Boston a quantity of
rar-r which ala, institutional rec1,cl rs
security fr,,.cs -.rlin \. X. Norris o.,
rar-r. 90 d., amount of S1o.ono, wa, sisn.
oII 4. X. N.rr... anl endorsed hy Daniel
p-.ar,, anl ,hr impression was conveyed
t.s che ru..r.r va, the member VI ;ho
vca',hy firm of Daniel pehou S Co.. %
q 'on. The Director could u8i irIose OF
OH, Iarrr, AMI 900, of o., ua;. vsr, shown
rMr p-hon, vhsimmolair'y rr1uouucd
Oh. endorsement a forgery.
Norris was arrested ANIL brought 60 thIs
STATE. on rrqu.,i,.1n from ,.r Governor,
vhsrs Doc rlvra satisfactory explanation %
Affair, AMI was ,,tat liberty. The rn.
I.rssmrut was made hy thr slu ~ Mr. D..
.r.u, and there W., 600 intention OF making
10 appear ;hh, itva. thc .isua,ur, oi he
father.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23

AEEETs IS PoWL,Nu. The Arsu. stal.s
ty number Of arrests ia that city, daring
,lo PAS, year, to b. D35, while ia a corrgs-
bonding period, under the administration Ol
Mr. Dow, there wcr' only 5jj. Many OF
t.e arrests by Mr. Dow's Office were tor vi
.a,..n OF ,Ag liquor law, while but one oE
Two have Lagu !yr the same cause this year.
This Is certainly q BAD look lyg the efficacy
% the license system,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23
OBJ 0ttorN 9rmotrot
PARIS. MAINE, JAN. ~, 1857.
PuutsuUn EyrHY FRIDAY MORNING ~
DARIUS FORBES,
JouNJ.rERHY. Editor.

Tcrn.-.nr- Ialb, spd go, 's"'' strictly
.., $3.50, Ono dollar 1ui seventy tive r,'.s
,,.rbl,.., IBrrth.s ten dollars a. ih' e'H ''
" Tsvh..h 900, Jaut. viN Del added l.t
.,.,, ,c,r which rpy,nru, - delayed
tHysftsruerf. ,p-sttsd 'n rsas'"'hf i''''''
OBJ. rr.r. riars r't lsH. resro1sib.' i'''nN '''.'
I.,rr rbr pri. uar charged irr che ad'r'n'''' '''
r-H Un#urn.rIir1us shuulJ D. uur.l'' I"
To-, I.- uN rrri Democrat. raris. Ne
~ .M.ptrrNNetLt Coz, w state N'''
p'.t.r. 1rI 10 N1s.1u ST., Ng0 Ng'N' 'I. '"
600, rribsr.FrI sr.ris n-rruCur'ne 'uu'''l'' 80
i.r,,lUIirr a l,sutssnerts.
-. p.,.r-.t f.raW aI,rrfisanrri. BE- held Co.
l.. .I..- T...rr rt. date of the feet Insertion.
HOOK aud Job Printing
ANp NEATLY CNECvrEn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23

: Scottish maiden LADY dleI recently. az
p4rsu,'y lu a..Hct poverty. >IH aat matr
ul aIl.tiIu O. her Wsrlrrhs since tUa Esy.
lr lluruIiss11 disappointed her .H..-
dos. l,er whole ed cts would not hr.ur
tlros SHILLING. a; a ras air. The furniture
wa lf Che crtE.9.t description, tlg carpet
worn 81 tlr fcIrs W.. invisible, AMI die
dast1rs d1rnel 30 The original texture bad
disappeared. Ia Que drawer her executor
found au antique FIske;-bloS, IN which was
4lssl dep,si; receipt u! toe Royal Bank
=. scotland Js GGg.u Lualrsl pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23

hala F,yuY Mr.. GrJcub,!i, 10 I1al0u
ma,r5n OF tbc last century. had thlriy.n,nc
children by one husband, al, born alive aud
baptized, and all save two 90 single births.
Tho Last child w.. born after hs fathers
death. aud lived - De- q surgeon, practising
90 Bloomsbury, and author o.! thc work on
&c gmbalmtu. In communication OF this
remarkable fertility the family took iur ihgir
crrsta sryrhon with thirty.nlue 'lar' On .'s
wing, INotss aud Queries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23

The editor Of the Nashua Telegraph has
"a Hawkes. printing Trcss, and works on 1t
himself aud be sys, It would doubtless
surprise hes r,casrs 20 hGrH that the ily.
wheel casts, by gas light, a revolving 'haa0tr,
rLilh IS yapa.ly ,s,arHg out tis to0r'
\ cool way that editor has Of making
De- sensation Paragraphs"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-23

\ Coon GRor. Mr.. Il. \. Tutll. or West
sumner, raised the past season, upon four
acres Of land, ono hundred and twenty. five
bushels OF rye, Of a superior quality. Who
beats this?