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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06
VIRGINIA In Chancery. I In the
Y Circuit Court Of Kanawha.
Samuel CarricE adj
|minisrrator Of JarnesIE,
Carrick, deceased n, cb,noory
Geo. II, Wartil, Warth
4 English and othsrs,

ABSTRACT OF DfcREf. -. tits, by con
sent Of parties, NV their Counselsi .ad-
Judged ordered and decreed, that the said
report Iof Master Commissioner, T. L.
Broun. be recomhlitted to Master Com.
missioner Alexana per 7. Laidley wlo, af-
ter publishing 4 inotice of the time AND
place, to the PARTIES in this cause. for q;
least four weeks, ID one Of the newspapers
published in this County, shall, witbou;
any further notiee.t TO any party. proceed
to CORRECT such errors, ifany shallbe found
lto exist. 10 report such debts II any such
there be, as have been paidIand to credit
such payments apon them. as may be
shown, by proper proof, and i deemed
necessary to promote the ends Of justice,
he may examine any Of the parties tothis
cause upon oath fconcernlng any Of the
matters Aforesaid, and he, shall report the
same, 50. amended with such other mat.
ter as any party may desire Teste,
Is. w. pUARRIER, Clerk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-07-06

S. Patrick, / EH IFn. II. Traslow,
Redmond Martin, Carey Booker.
Cornelius SIack, j r. Mcclanahan,
Teste-- .Ij.&a IE Tamerlane 5Thtmasf
II ]. Y.&QtTARRIfSR. Clerk. nil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

undoubtedly aspiring to the place. lie
goes into private life after the expiration Of
the present Congress, and will have good
opportunity to fix up programme for him
self. Gov Wise OF Virginia, has also a
look towards the White House. but he Is
in one inspect peculiarly unfortunate. Sem
ator Hunter Of his own State, lie already a
grea, way ahead of him IN tho Presidential
nee, and unless he can manage 20 break
down either the man OF his influence in vir.
GINA. Wise stands but POOR chance. Sem
ator Hunter !. an adroit politician. lie is
man Of superior talents, has had long cI.
pcricnce in political life, and !. very skill.
ful party taetican. He Is ultra southern
in his notions yet he has the happy facul-
ty OF keeping out Of sigh, much Of the ul.
,raism that stands GU, 50 Prominently in the
political pathway OF Gov. Wise. Mr.. Hun
ter /. remarkably cool man. and keep,
himself out Of many OF tho scrapes that his
more inconsiderate southern brethren fall
into. Unless Wise shall in some way man
age to kill him vi, we believe he will be-
nominated and were the convention 10
come OF Immediately, Hunter would have
altogether the advantage over any compctii.
or that could be bro't into the Geld against,
him. In case Senator Hunter cannot sue.
coed. then we think Col. Orr will be taken.
Tie is o.iensibly conservative in many things,
but he lives in South Carolina, and that
woull be a sufficient guaranty for the fire.
eaters. But we consider tho question a. TO
a candidate Of bu, comparatively small i'm.
portanec. Whoever he may be, the plat.
form hobby he will be CON pelled TO mount.
will carry him to swift destruction. We
So, down the black democracy as beaten in
lSG0. Causes will produce results. Thi.
is an arbitrary rule aud has no exceptions.
The causes that will operate TO overthrow
the slave power in the next Presidential
contest, are already at work. They are OF
such character that they cannot be cOun-
tcracted. n any tail to comprehend how
this is to be brough, about, our reply is. in
Scripture language: When IL is evening
We say il will DO fair weather, for the sky Is
red aud lowering. We can discern the face
Of the sky, but can ye not d''orH he asH'
Of iAs hmcs 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

TuE RE,soS. While we have been stout
ly battling to sustain the ancient renown Of
Old Oxford. for pre-em'neneo In the matter
Of producing specimens Of the Bear tribe,
such rs no other County could equal, the
Portland Advertiser has rs rcsolutely en-
couragcd our Piscataquis friends. That
they should pursue this course may seem to
q casual observer perfectly impartial mat
ter hut we have "a tale to unfold, (which
we think will satisfactorily explain the thing
and show sufficient cause for the Adyer-
tiser's bias. Tho incident which wo have
often heard related. occurred many years
aso. before the locomotive. whose shrill
screams 50 often echo among the hills as It
travcr'e' its winding path through our val.
lcy', was ever thought Of, when there were
only OCCASIONAL clearinss in this vicinity.
and all the marketing was done in Port
land mo, only our own farmers, bat those
from New Hampshire aud Vermont, load.
ing their produce upon largo lumber wag.
ous, and took them TO the ancient city where
they nigh, DO exchanged for such articles as
were needed for consumption on the farm.
In a town adjoining our own, one Of the en-.
,erprisins yeomen, (still lying,) while en-
gagged in his farming operations, killed a
largo bear. Having as much such meat on
hand as he could conveniently dispose Of, no
betbough, himself Of his Portland friends,
whom he was aware hal ,asto for sayory
morscl., and took il to them Tor .ale. All day
long he exhibited his game IN the market,
but could End no customer. They didn't
wan, Bear meat. So he modify turned bis
way homcward. mut,rring slowly TO him.
self. On 'em, thy shdH cat ~ Now.
our friend had been in the hahi, Of carrying
to market quantities Of sausaecs, such ones
in fact, as even the palaie- OF the Portland
crs could commend, and had acquired con.
siderable rpu,ation for his manufactures.
81 siraieh,wAy be took his load home, cut
/, into minute pieces, A. is prescribed for
the production OF such dclicacios, " season.
ed to taste, " and s,utHng |, neatly in skins,
loaded his wagon aud turned his nag city.
ward. and the next day but one, presented
himself at market with his self same reject.
cd meat. In a new form. Ills load was sold
wi,hou, delay. and with cash in pocket,
mui,erins 10y way Of giving vent to hs
pleasure, DIN EN-, they got To eat 1t
now" he wcnd~d hi'way back TO his home
stead. And Tor hi. reason we will venture
to say, the Advertiser sccks 10 make il
reader. believe, that bears are only TRAPPED
at this time, where their meat will not bc
likely to frd it, way to their market. We
commend i,s wisdom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

acquaintance struck me asa very euriou.
thing among tho many remarkable matters
In this wonderful country.
Con'picuou. among the spectators who
gaIed at each other a, the opera, were many
Of those delicious moon faced creatures. the
ladies. j OF course observed them elo.ely.
and | am bound to say that they were good.
looking, and quite generous in the display
OF their charms. Their styl, ~ iros. I. BY
no means 80 protecting as that Of the f.
males In the dominion Of the Sultan and
indeed, should judge from the Gu, OF their
garments that the climate IN America i., a.
a general rule. warmer than IN the Oriental
countries.
am given To understand that the people
Of New York have greatly improved upon
our method Of di'pOsing Of these lovely be-
ings IN the matrimonial market. For in
stead Of being struck down by their fathers
at public auction. like the beautiful female.
Of Caucasus, they are disposed Of by their
mamma'. Mt private sale, 10 the object in
,rowsers who has the best position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

We take pleasure in calling the attention
Of the readers OF the Democrat. to " The
Home Journal, published by Morri. & vii.
liz. This Journal is another American In.
stitution. IL combines all the polish and
elegance Of the best Magazines, without
their verbo'ily or expense. Its stories are
selected with the most discriminating good
taste. it, Reviews are marked by good
sense and careful analysis. It reflex Of the
views and sentiments Of the bcsi takers,
authors and thinkers, are the most raey,
fresh and pleasing. Its Poetry is tho most
abundant rs we'll rs most readable. Its
Contributors are the most humorous, pi.
quaint, social, happy SGT Of ladies and gen.
tlemen that can be found on the broad con.
tinent. And its Novellettes are the spiciest,
wittiest, best. All those who would sit
down to a literary "feast Of reason and flow
Of soul, 4" once week, prepared and served
up in the highes, style Of elegance and re-
fnement, mus, procure The Home Jour.
nal"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

The trial Of the Junior murderer, was
closed on tho 3Oih. The foreman Of tho
jury, in answer 10 the usual question. Of
the clerk answered that the jury found
Plummer guilty Of murder, and Richard
Cartha, WIN. Herbert, aud ChAs. II. Stan.
ley, guilty Of mnnsIaugh,er.
Gen. Cushins's name I. mentioned At
Washington in counstion with the McIi-
clan mission, and Boston paper says that
some Of the solid men Of that city are Do
sirous that he should be sent there jus. at
thi. critical juneturc Of affairs.
It is rumorcd tina, Secretary Cobb, being
opposed to tho proposed revision Of the
tariff will leave the Cabinet and q abroad.
The election in Pennsylvania 10 dll the
vacancy in Congress, caused by the rcsigna-
zion Of J. Clancy Jones, took place on tho
3O,h. The returns show an opposition gain
Of 10. There is little doubt but tia. Gen.
II. Klein independent i, elected.
Tho population ofihc legislative districts
in Illinois carried for 40, Lincoln i Gg7,-
37l and Of those carried for Douglas, COO.
2Oj. The excess ofpogulatiou in the re-
publican districts, by the censu' OF 1855 by
which new apPortionment should haTo
been made, is therefore IS ,l6j.
The Bath Times says, the Kerosene oil
Is distilled from camel coal. Tho actual
cost per gallon, after works are once put
in operation. we are told Is said to be no,
over 80 or 81 l.2 cents.
The Lewiston Journal says "Rev II.
whitcher, at tho meeting Of the Frcewill
Bap,is, Missionary Society, in Lawrence.
Mass. last month, announced that be had
recently aided a good brother in making his
will who gives one thousand dollars to the
Maine State Seminary.
The Inventory OF the estate Ebcn Fran.
els, Of Boston foo,s up grand total Of
S3,iS3, 939,39
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. Some time since, q
village physician was called TO Woodstock
TO visit a child who had, as the messenger
said, "pnt its neck out OF joint" On ar
rival and examination, tho physician found
that the neck had been dislocated at the Sc
cond yertebre. and that the head was 50
turned back that the face and neck were set
at right angles. TWAS hard looking case.
After much effort the head was placed in lts
proper position, bu, the muscles drew It inn
media,ely back again. Chloroform was
then employed TO relax the muscles, and Of.
ter length Of tune, the head was replaced,
and remained. The child remained COM
Portable, and we learn has entirely recover
ed. Tho accident was caused by falling
down stairs. We have never before heard
Of such case, and think few have been re-
corded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

whether | shall forgive you or Mott will
DEPEND mainly on how we succeed in paci-
fyIng your cousin John.
sufioe IL 10 say, Tor the final qualification
Of the reader. that John feters Of Balti-
more was readily pacided al,sr suitable eS-
PLANTATION and apology being rendered him
BY bis cousin, on the following day, and
what Is sull avcred, did actually laugh
over the circumstances - heartily, that Tor
moment t.. face became rcdler than his
hau Ar'sill further, by those who have
a risb' 70 Know, Il has been Affirmed that
John Peters o., Connecticut became not only
model bu.lard Q, B,lh, huta model a..
sisian, TO NJ. M.ir, m al matters pertain
ing O. business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

M,rNE RIroETs. We had the opportu.
nifty OF examining a specimen copy OF the
iorty.ihird volume Of Maine Reports, q
LuppEN I, is gotten up entirely in An.
droscosgin County, (,hc printing by W. II.
Waldron, and the binding by S,anwood, }
and /. crcdinbly executed. For general ap-
pcarancc the volume will compare well with
It's predecessors. We shall 'Poak more a,
length OF it, merits. when we have had OPP
portuniiy to give 1t moro careful eSami.
nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

Spiritually. According TO the an.
nounccment made last week. Mrs. Haskell,
trance speaker. gave public exhibition OF
her powers at the Baptist church. on We'd
ne.day evening. IL was novelty in this
region. and curiosity TO sec the speaker, and
hear how she would manage her subject,
drew out quite large house. She profcs-
sol to speak in trance; and We think that
nothing else than that condition would en-
able Us to give an adequate report Of the
Performance. Were we in natural condition
Of body and mind To give candid opinion
Of IL, probably I, would hil TO meet the
views Of many present, who though, they
discovered wonderful harmony" in thC
ctarc.-who could distinguish the ioun'
dation, follow the argument, and SEQ thC
poin, and application Of her discourse. W.
however. gained some new ideas from It, as
fur instance. that Ilsrod commanded all
children under four year. Of asc 10 be DO
s,roycd; that the conversation a; tho well
wa. directed to the disciples, Instead OF the
woman Of Slmaria that the disciples worc
all fishermen, picked up on the coast, that
Christ was prosecuted by Roman Con'al'
tha, when a disciple cut Oh the ear Of a lso'
man soldier. CHRIS, ,aid to him, whose
dnve,h the sword, the same shall perish by
the sword, iha, We mus, not expect Eat one
fell swoop" to become angels; that Nose,
was no, the meskosi nor solomon the wisest
man, &c.
The affair pleased, and fully 'a,isdcd the
adbcrcni. Of 'pirituali,m. 50 FAR as We could
judge from their conversation att manner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

ATLANTIC MoSInLY The December No.
the last Of the second volume, has been
received. The Autocrat gives farewell
breakfast TO the public, by way Of introduce
ton TO the Professor. who Is to take bis
place at the head Of the widows table, hero.
after. Mrs. Stowe commences u new serial,
entitled. +" The Minister'S wooing," which
!. spoken Of by the Boston transcripts one
Of the most finished and interesting Of her
productions. The scene is laid In New Fog
land. and will describe life in the Pilgrim
TINES. The list Of contents Of the December
number. aside from those articles, 10 as fol.
lows: The Ideal Tendency, The Hour be-
fore Dawn, The Skater. Thomas jefferson,
A Bundle Of Irish remnants, The Jolly Mar
liner, Suggestions, Bulls and Bears, Spirits
in Prison. Puneh,-The Subjective Of H..
All's Well. TIE Birds Of the Pasture and
Forest. The Ministers wooing, Literary
Notices.
The London Critic has a genial and very
complimentary notice of the Atlantic Month
ly. in the course OF which, !, says To
speak the truth. our Transatlantic cousins
are running us hard in the matter Of maya
zines, and bid fair soon to beat u. in them
a. completely as they have done in chess
playing. yachting, and trotting horses.
Difficult, would It be for Us, even now, 20
prove that We have better magazine than
The Atlantic Monthly; nor is IL 50 much to
he wondered a, when We know that some Of
the be-, men in Amcrica-Iongfellow, En-
erson, Holmes. Prescott, Read. and Lowell
are engaged IN filling it, pages"
We shall continue to furnish the Allan.
tic and tho Democrat. to advance paying
subscribers, a, $3.50 for the two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03
Ter- DIV. I.,.- from Errope

Sslu..r Nr;l GH.a. CAPT. Jon,
l-l; L,.-r .. HH t.e Zach. AMI arrived a,
Portland -,t., being % - ily. passage.
ENGL,Np. u. i.u., ,U aD ar'iclson the
Atlantic ta..., lys should any improve
ment take f't.s when Of. shore end i I'D.
" addict or, t.a-r are wl-y who yru.gs.
thcns,',. ,#nG'.ri 90 vorku- through
thc ". ... vice Or .1us umc 40 least
Fureu 30 among t.sl UIp express tbs
opinion j. ps. .-lr.
HucHa- s.t'., h.H..f confident OF being
abb, even ulv. o. 81. .ul' through the AZ.
lantc J...r, -ll D., auzirus o. conduct an
eIIrlu.u'. .rHu wire 10 .i, own czpcas,.
P-1..uw' fs.'.r Iryrs.-l 10 January
I3,h.
TIE pine, oi Wales started on me 18th
q y.sit DO, s..'rr ari Court.
BwlN -Ct IHch,. Prime minister
o. tIls... .,H .s.1 prs .lt. . 90 thc Queen
aud r.e....i -.' Nu.- i.Y1i.
FlNC.-A Commissioner from the
I'm. Ar.tT.' Department was % BE-
nabigi g. ly c. ildruri from Portugal
10 tLe ,a4l..- u.urg ALTAR.
PArs l'I.r. W.. instructed not % pub
Us extracts rHu OH. Nus OF Purtus4le
sp--~l GOO &C. opening 10 Chambers
S~'sFii . 80 .af' l.ru APPOINTED mem
bers l! sI. tHaue, I1 Al. ra. in order o.
show tlat is.u-cr.-l suiz r,i. siJus equal
iiy.
Sr,N.-Thr Government had triumphcd
ia almost r.. t.H second elections
An ear. luasr hll occur,i u; Seville on
tie liza. sl. sgug JuDl,u-, we're much
damage.
PoEIUe,I AZ he opcsiu. of tie Cor.
tcr. toe KIN. s..k. ls follow, On the recent
di'pa'c- with tlnee
- Thr ir..u"'r r1'tti1ns have not since
abe Last session l.yu interrupted with tie
nations with vs0m wr are allied. ssri.
Gus misuni .-'lulIr.. however. uruse be-
tween nv GOV rrl..ut and hi, MAJ s'y, En-
pcror 81 Iruu,'. in clns-Qence of the cap
tare vi the Trench slip Charlie, George. IN
the waiers ell Mozambique. Ibis question
beins taken ig1u ;he Geld 0l right. loo which
nv ruyrrnm o. sought ~ maintain IL aud
nv roysrnnspt heyins exhausted the re-
sSaror. in " Iicl che letter OF treaties au-
thoruci Il % have cuaht-nce, was obliged
TO oeie 90 ;he lerrmp'ory eviction Of the
delivery NJ the vessel and che Iteration ~
the captain. Al tHe docUseut- relating
10 this depllEnh.- conflict wall shortly Be-
laid before YOU. and upon tAeir examination
1 hope sou W.. -lprase the Proceeding Of
nv r1v.rnr .anf relieve &c from the re.
spcr-,tity sis 'orred o. ineur."
ArsTrA --lr- Agsiran government have
FEC .s, .1H if "a .rlm Ru.s,a, Of iis in-
ter, ... SD. n.Is JIe ir.aiy Ot commerce
ma. 81, l- $50 Countries "a 1916.
INpA-II. B-uhiy nail Of Oct. 18th,
reached ) 90 tle Ath
Se,,ra. Scattering encounters with the
RIBS ar ~ r.si, tut nothing important.
SEVERAL actions were 'oushf ncas l. uck-
now. and che rebels destroyed in great num-
bers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

TnE Australian TELEGRirn CiBtE. Let.
tiers received from England state that the
telegraph cable for the Australian and
Tnsmanian line is finished, and was To have
been shipped from Liverpool on the 10Th Of
November.
The Hughes printing instruments had
been tried on this cable with the mos, COM
pletc success, and are to be exclusively used
upon IL.
The cable Is to be laid by Mr.. William
II. Butcher, young and tlanted Ameri.
can. who is well known IN connection with
telegraphic enterprises in Australia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03
A Slave Sale in 81 Louis

\ correspondent writing 20 the New York
Evening Pct from -. Louis, thus describes
n slave sale in that city:
"Ths rrri lot pot IN was a midlle-
aged woman, with inauiaii u be eighteen
months Oh, iu h.r arms. The poor mother
was subject o. much sharp questioning and
most Indecent personal examination. one
Of The bidders took SD many Outrageous do.
critic, ths, even The sacu1rccr cam. 70 tie
roscue, sad rs.uaunc,I him mo gcntlcman.'
Tie tllu- VA, slow. and d; was only after
great amount or lammcrius that h, lot
was knocked down 20 bI,ar.eyel. tobacco
chewing trader, ulmei Aulrac, Tor SOLO
'lNo sot plenty NOR, Ike yc. said the bay
sr, as be coo'.y asked thr javuc,,t mother
ifshe was glad he'd bought her, An in.
solent intern sltory vel answered. III y,r
aeoNd master, L. slli.' Arins was ev-
identity vel known breeder or dealer.
fcr when ae vslscl away bysianlsr re-
markel. 'tfe on .''av Boy. 'cm all
TIE a.vt Dc consisted % a single Wa
nan cai'el E.s's. who, a. The aucti5nccr
snid, Dad r..l c'auisnauce, and vas bat
Is YEAR OLA $50 stood ths j'ers q The
t'Tr'vrl crowd remarkably well' aud va'
sod Tor S5i1,.'.
Then came another woman. as'l y, q
THY ,aot.rs rl'tarr, whose merits were
loudly tr.nrt.l rn hy the slicr. She
brou-h' s'''. .-l was Ir1n1uncei a ~
marka 'y ,'.HT ri;-.r.
TAen a1 '.i man, venerable and disnihed,
who stool .s'; Us a Roman noble. was
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

The Publishers Of the Rennebec Journal,
and The Age, have issued prospectuses OF
their Thrico.weekly Legislative papers.
They will be published on alternate days,
as usual, and will present full and fair re-
port Of all the proceedings Of the LeGisla-
turc. To such aswish to obtain a thorough
knowledge of Augusta matters, those papers
will be indispensable. We shall publish
their prOsPectuscs before the commencement,
Of the session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03
The Cosmopoli,an Art Union.

This Institution is now in il. 9Th year.
A. promoter Of American Art, IL may be
considered decided suoccss. Its great aim
is To encourage American Art aud American
Artists. Tbs encouragement is given. lst,
by disseminating just sentiments Of Art in
the journal Of the Institution, which is
srlendidly illustrated: II, by distributing
paintings, siatuary, and Mcdalions, pur-
chased Of American Artists aud 81. 10y is
suing to each $500 subscriber a large and
beautiful engraving.
The Cosmopolitan Art Journal is publish.
Cd quarterly in quar,o form, on Gne paper,
and contains a large amount OF excellent
reading matter. The engraving this year is
" The Village Blacksmith" and is one Of
the largcs, aud best, a' any one may soc by
calling a, the Democra, Office. Sub.crip.
iions received by Thomas II. Brown. For
further particulars sec advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

Rev. Zr>n TnoSrsoN will give a temper.
anco lecture a, the Academy Hall, South
Paris, on Saturday evening. Dee. 18th, At
6 IL o'clock. lie will preach a, the same
place the following Sabbath.
Rev. j. c. Snow will preach at the Cour,
House, in this place, on the second Sunday
Of Deccmber,-onc week from next Sab.
bath.
l, i' expected iha, the pulp; Of the Bap-
is, church will be filed next Sabbath by
Judson W. Shaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

The latest piece Of tomloolery attributed
to the spirits" is the removal Of a dead
mans bones from Hartford to New York,
by the ghost Of the departed. lie is said to
have been engaged in this work since last
Spring, transporting bone at time and
dropping i, at the feet Of a certain doctor. a
medium, wherever he happens to be, in the
street or a, his residence! This is more ri
dIculous than :" winkins" pictures OF the
Virgin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03
Gbe0vforb 9emotrat
PARIS. MAINE, DEC. }, 1858.
ruRLI,RED ryiEr fRIpAr MORNING nv
WIN. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
PRorkiKross.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

rerms..--One dollar and hfy cents strictly
~ apyNScr; oas dollar sni seyenly-hye cents
~ithia ~ mouth,. two dollars at the snd Of the
wear. To which fhy cents will b. aided fof
eyery wear whieh p,Sment ). delayed.
= ;. X. Nuns, (ssccessog toN. II. Palinef,)
Newspaper Advertising ACCT, No l, Scolh!'.
Baitl,og. Coutt srr-t. Bostuu, - authorized 10
seyci,e "a lvsuisrmeats hr this raper, At the sane
rates rr.nirrd by r,.
rs. 70. rsrtESsiLL \ Co, 10 State ST.
Bs.lvp. anil l22 Na.sau Sc, Nsw Work, are our
du', auihorfrd agcnts farprochrius subscriptions
stjiaE advertisements.
= raymsnt iof al advertisement b. held to
he Toe from the date IT the hrst insertion.
y Coumuniratila. shonld " dsetted ~
"Ths Oxford Dvpocfst," Paris, Ne,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-12-03

The Bath Times says: "Wearo itform-
cd that one OF the mates OF the ship rhercso
who aided in logging Chadwick to Death.
while recently in New York, wen; on board
a ship to apply for a situation As mate -
=" VIVA, ship did you last sail in - was tho
question put TO him. The Thersso, was the
answer. "Tben you may go on shore. for
We want no such officer" was the prompt
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