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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
Snorlf's Sale.
A-AnfiIl-ih lais.

ONToED. ss.-tpril 9Th. 1855.
r1NAkEN ol execution. ani ulless previously re-
deemed, viii DE slil o. m. highest biI Ter At
pUllie lurt,or. 81 rn-.iay the 6r.t d,y II June
neSt. n erye1 o',lck n he lpfrn ,r, atth- POST
one IN iieihs. ~ .,ii C1uliy. a'l th' right 10
eaui, which C,rk :. Elwsrh. hai on III 18th
"a, ~ NAV lat, when the sane a.. attach q 40
the nriginll writ e. ~ lee orra1 piece of mort
gagsi real estate. leins the .,m' d'.eribsd ina
m1uagr d,el thereof from III stii Els'ri' u
riickle, Birnsin. dated ,pril 2Ilh. 1857, anl
rernrIe 1 with ONf,ul Records, lppk ll3Psye y,
t. uhich deed reference may h. hii lbra moe
particular dcscfi iion.
II Cd. BLAKE. Depaty Sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
Sherif,s Sale.

ONroHp ss,-Np 81 l1th, 1877
TAKEN p0 rNacu'inp, ari up's.s previously re-
J deemed, will d. .ull ~ the highest hidlrr by
public iu,fiun, 90 rue.l,y ihr h0.t IL, ~ Jsas
nsst, 81 eleven p',.k DO ihr f,rrnl,n 70 The Post.
Oh-r IN il-ihrl. % 81 C"untN, 40 he right n
squ,i, uh,rh Cltk :. Eiwtrl. bel 90 the 18th
~, ~ Nv. 1851. the Ne, Nhsn thr .tfns ws. ~.
uch-i oa the orgin,l wit ~ ~ lem rrrt,,n m,r.
g,g,rl fc,l estate ~ bethel, h-ng ihr sane whrw.
un .,iI Ella ul. ulN liyrs tuith sans ,I-s- fbr,l
IN , mot we deed ti.srf,f. ioHi fh' lri T. iwhrl.
10 T.. q. IA new, d,trI u.y o.. 1851, AID 49,.
rbrIrl 9Th ONbrl R-rIIit. Box ll3 pagr -.
~ Whi,h dr,.l rrirrrlc- nl, b. hat i1r a m'rs
p,uir,Llr DESCRIPTION thrr,t
- q. T.. BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
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Notice to School Teachers.

'THE Supervisor n Schools hrihe tnep IT Pare
i Will D. Do ATTENDANCE 10 the AC'dsmy, PARE
I'LL, 81 the pufpusr 81 examining .urh 10 pfupnsr
o. teach in tho -,ycril d,'triC' thr rH'n'og sun'
met, on SATURDAY, Nav sih AMI 18th, At : o'cl'ch
IN the afternoon.
Candidate. v,ll ls-af Mind me requirement.
ofthc ~ttuts.-Ch,p. ~ Gee. =, - ,lsur--in
tc-afd o. cruihratss ~ character.
:. T.. MANIM, Supe',i.or.
rau., Nrul -, ISIS. ~
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ST. 3Ir7F's SALE.

ONF,Hp. - -U1.h -. 1858.
'tNNEN rS-cdti,p, All utI... 90 .vi,I.', tr-
.israe D. siIl i' -ll =, tn h,.h ~ b,.i 10 Nv
Imbi,r aurti,n. - TIE. e, tb. "a lN pf las
next, II 'el1ch ~ The alrrh,'r. 1t tn r''t.
Oilir, ~ u th-l. Ia .ail C,upiy, al tn nghl ~
equiv which Jonc, u. Uln,r hi 90 tn o.h
dy of March, Al. ls5j. shen tn SANE vas ~.
tschrl on the o,,gin.I writ O. rei.em the f,l.
lowiny dc.cr,b.d zeal estate TO wit: one ~ ivilei
third part Of ra~a.hp Ls,ier &, - called, IN aid
COunty Of ONloul.
II q. l.. BLAKE, Depuu \ ,eriH.
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HUNGARIAN BALSAM.


Whilc Ne iepad,air guacAry, We ATE always
plsass 60 give credit iUr that which 10 truly Use
bal, aud g. give Information Which nay trucnt
uthsrs. 4 lev daNs ago a brother Of QUE 'toii'
Norway, Me-, csms into our ofnce IN cUmionahlr
health, whom Ne Odd not expect 60 sce aga,a on
cath. We received slt.r a lev weeks since
from another brother. rcsiisut IN the house With
ham. .Iyius that he Sas confined 90 his ted, and
could not prObtbl, cun,inuc bot short time.
lodi. thea oi our .urTr,ss when sc saw hlm cnier
our Uthcr. lie has slight oIu.h remaining, a. Il
wuuI b. natural be shOuld have, until he has had
urthsr t,luc ilf arIi,,tus slf,nglh Of luuss. hot
hr b. ia comiJttalle health. The iolpNing litter
Which be addresses 10 the general Boston Agrut
Toe thr neiicinr which has restored hun On Won.
deriuIl,. vii ,hoS What mrdiciue hs. b.cn the
instiumsnt of the good work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

ONT"ru. .s -- 49,, H.. l-iS.
rNkEN 900 a, ,uri,p. co. ur'r.. rfsviaa.l, r..
,r,u-.l. MI, 'o .u'l o., ibr highest h,lltr D.,
pul,ir au-l,rl. or rt..I,,. tbr CT .,s ~ Ju1r
n.Ni. 81 t-i ,'ripes i1 no. f,u1tl1. ~ ih~ Pet
One IN u thsl 90 81 Ctu'.t, ,I The ughl ~
s,lpi,, which CLuA :. Eis-,uI. bat pn The trnlh
IL, II M,, 1851. ih- Ia the sane ~. auschrl
90 Ga uI gii,i " 20 o. rrlsr.n crfiiu pic'c e
real estate, lring the same lh,t o. d".orib-i On
mrftgig- lsrd ihrr-pf from ihr at Eds'ui. o.
Chirlptir ". rcfl-,. dated Mach 3l.t. i>j1, and
rc,r',i With ONnh Records. l.pnk 100 P'g-
80. To ~h,sh reference uay be had lo' lu'l ds'-
cupiisn II .a,I estate.
" al. BLAKE, Dspmy sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

The Lincoln Advertiser says thata rvport
i prevalent, that in Consequence Of the uu.
s5unincss Of the Democrat AMI Fro Press,
on L,conp,ou, the Le,1upioui;cs are great
IL indignant at it. course. aud are taking
measure. 3 remove the New Castle Demo
era, to Rocllani as an opposition democrat
ic paper.
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Retail Produce Market.
Brighton Market.

THURSDAY, Nav q.
Al m,rket 9Tj beef cattle. 900 Stores. 1913
sheep. % Working ONen. - CoSs aud Cal,es
32Jn Shoats. and 500 Fat logs.
Pr,cr--iiesf Csttle--ENtfa,e Is asO0; fret
qtsliy 7 25 50: secnud quality 80 OO;
third DO b % . p; ofdinarS % 600.
Morkiag ONea-Sales -, 9j, los, 10, l33,
llO. l62.
Gov. sni Cllves-S2I. 2s. 81, -, 60.
sheep All ianbs-sales OF small lots, . 90,
2 50. 90 292aIJ0
Fat Hogs Sac.
Shoat.-rs po.lIle, prime, % cor sow.. IL
c. f.r barros.; Ohto6 81; old aogs. o l.2, 7 q
: IL. large store hogs Sc. Atretail. from to s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

Tur GE,,norrEB PL,GUE. \ friend at
Iowa, writes the Tribune that
the gras,hoppcrs or locus,s have again made
their appearance in our mids, in countless
millions. and already commenced destroying
our Spring wheat. Pears are entertained
tia, they will destroy every ,hius in their
way tbs season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

The Washington Union rctrhcts An as''r'
ton it made the other day that the back.
bone Of the Republican party is broken
Il ay,: "a little further reflection aud
observation induces u to believe that we
made a slight mistake" lithinks upon
calm reflection, TIA, the party will survive
"uu,il after the hll election, 300
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

SIGNIFICANT. The Temperance Journal
mention, that at an auction sale Of liquors
advertised in Portland last week, no, one
biI could De obtained on any terms aud
also that the New York steamer, which has
brought large quantities OF liquors hereto
fore, brough, none hor last trip.
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MARI IED .

In Isagor. NAV 9th. b, Rev. De shepard. Mr..
&. \. Cook. at st,lsatcr, Mia, To- Me. llecn
VI Psiisn. IT Bangor.
IN Ncs York. April 25th. h R.y. Dr. bellows.
We. Poster frcclanI u Miss fnnces Jan- Woo.
hup. 81 Sultun, Mass.
a. An,,n,. 7,h met, by 4. J. Bean, Eco. Nc.
Geo. 4. Kendall g. Mics Nancy Wright. o( Ahan,.
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SherlG'S Sale.
April IsJs.

ONFoHD, -, NpIII I'm, IHJs'
TAKEN 90 execution. AZ uilrs' poeVinn'ly re-.
L deemed. will h. sol 10 the highe.i Tile. by
puLlic auction. o. Tuc.,l,y, the h'st LAY 81 Jnae
neNt, at one o'cock 10 The aileras,i, At th, Post
Ofice in Bethel, 10 .,id Couniy, all the right ia
equity which Samuel VI. Andrew. oi said Br,hsl
had on the 18th DAY Of MAY, 1857, when the same
va. attached on tl,s original wn, 10 rolc-m the
iolksing described real estate, being the firm
wherron the saiI Anlrews NV lives. kaawa as
the yedediah Grover farm, and the sans that 10
described 10 a mortgage deed thereof from the
.ail Anircws to Moses 4. Crp.., dated April -.
1886. AMI rrcoriei with Ox6r, Records, book
1903. page 2o2, n which deed reiTre zoe may be
had for a more fill description thereof.
10 q, l.. BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

lisa NUr SHE'LL. The Louisville Journal
seys that the difference between che two
great parties in respect 10 Kansas may Nc
briefly stated. one or them demands the
submission OF the L,comp,ou Constitution
to the pcople, aud the other the submission
ofths people to the Lscomptou Constitution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

TuE OSrCENnED BrrrEEs is the best GER
tilted medicine m the world for the cure OF
Dyspepsia aud General Debility, a safe and
agreeable tonic, giving immediate relief and
a cheerful sensation OF health and stseugth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

Srppr> Dr,Tu. Mr.. George ". Rigby,
Of Liuuous. while engaged in rolling logs
into the Stream near the residence Of Mr..
L. Adams. on the 18th ul,., accidentally
slipped. tell under the rolling log aud was
Instantly killed. lie leaves wife and chill
dren. IAroos,ook Pioneer.
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,HURCHlLL COBB.
Freedom Notice.

THIS cer,i6e., that for valuable considera.
toa. 1 have this day Ielinquished to my 500,
Charles ". Risgs, h,s time 10 act aud trace Tor
himself | shah claim noHc ot his earnings nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after thu. date.
DAVID RIGGS.
Attest; SAaUEL RICHARDS, j..
80. Paris, MAY 10, ls5s. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14
Bo,roS.Feb. l6. 1851

INNlhNs U cue lut lH1ts
DR. u. L. BRADLET-SiR-l cannot refrain
from saving AVOID o. Nuu IN commeudaiOn 1T
"Burhtu'. Hungarian Galsam of l,fr." Here Is
plain statement Of facts In relation 10 nv ease,
aud ID the, ATE of ann service in inducing the SICK
o. sstk relief at the sOurvc from whencc | Obtan-
ell h.. shall H. thankiul.
My rtsiieucc u Norway, We. Three year- ago
last tall, took a Niulent coli, which LETT a cough
Of the most aggravated Kind, accompanied b.,
severe pain IN the lsll side. Last Jun. bad Toe.
come 80 feeble that wa- obliged TO quit all work,
and ~as cooGusd To the house unul about four
weeks since. during that time ! received the
beet medical attendance, All tried neatly all the
msdi,,uss which aie recommended ~ such cases,
bot oyull hud no rclicf. tot grew worse. snd tor
the lat three weeks was conhned 20 my bid. Two
oi On, phy sicians gave me up A. pact recovery.
bot as ioftunc Noud have Il, heard al the HUI
galian Bal.lm, and Immediately procured bottle.
THIS gave ms iustant relief and siN bottles have
Ltok,n OPP NY coJsh, aud placed me IA a situation
10 resume With advancing health, ny usual Oceu-
patioa. Yours Truly,
CHURCHILL COBB.
Sole Proprietor, DAVID =. BKlnLEr. Water
town, Macs. o. Nhnm all orders should be adj
.l.es.sd. Soil by Druggists All dealers N medi.
cine in every iowa in the United States ani Brit
ish Provinces. lml5
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suERIFFos SALE.

ONToRp. S.-Npul l7lh, ISIS.
ftNAkEN On execution, and unI1ss preyion'lyre.
drrned will IT, .oli o. ihr highest bidder by
public auction, m TUESDAY, The hrs, day 1t June
next. ~ ten o'clo'h be- the frtnpon, ut the Post
Once in Bethel. ~ saii Couoty, al the rgii IN
c1u,r, which Ci,rk :. Edwards hal on H. lllh
div II Nav. 1851, shrn the sin. Wa aturh~d on
The oriyuN' wit. g. redeem q certain piece ni
NJ 'gagei real estate, hing the sam described N
n no gig- dsri thereof from The .,'l E iwiri. 70
Chuulte A. perey. d,ie March 3l.i. 1871. All
teriule with Osprl Rscirl., h'lk i9 phyi
49,, T. which dee reierrncs ma, BE- hil rr
"a. 10 PAT i-iar description ~ al l'il .'is''.
~ q T.. BLAKE, D,ui, shit
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DIED

H. Psr,s, T,h in.t., VI. Thomas Cushmin, toe.
meal, uf llsthel. aged "a Nraf..
On ratt., Sch inst. F,sdst,o \. Dcni., Of Ciu.
clnn,t. and inrmerI, OF thi. place, aged 81 years
month.. tMa... papct, please c1m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

vRNoNT SUC,R CRor. The maple sugar
s'as5n ia Vermont is about over, the crop
being full average one, or a tribe less than
three pounds to the acre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

The bridge. leading from Boston to
Charlcs,ovn were made FREQ Of toll on the
Gr,, day VI May and quite Publication
celebrated the event.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

Its announced that 100000 in gold
has been sen, 70 ST. Louis by the Govern
meut to pay the expenses Of organizing the
Utah expedition,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-05-14

THERE Is No SUCH WORD AS FAIL.
Read the Advertisement, IN another column, headed
' Ilelmholi's Gcnaine Preparation" iWii
H.H.HAI s CO.. Portland. State Agen,s.
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Davis, Pain Killer gives Universal Salts.
faction.

DEAR STA. In justice 10 this valuable medi-
cine. must say. that have never cold an article
which give. such uaiVrrsal ssti. action to all who
hrVe used It. have never had medicine which
has met with anything Ike such mpii sale as
your Pain Killer aud il. virtues are the topic Of
conversation in many places in Ihi. vicinity. l
have recommended Il Coz the cure Of fever aud
sgue. and warranted il, and It has cured eases ia
twsaty.iouS hours. In con, fusion, let me SAY, tina,
wherever 1t ha. been introduced into family, II
10 regarded a. an Indispensable medicine, and Is
Kept constantly on hand. -
". W. ROBERTS,
la Pot. lnd.
This ceriiGes that was afflicted with ague and
chill fe,cr Zoe several Years. was persuaded to
tn Psr, Dayi.' Vegetable Pnn Killer took
part Of bottle, and was perfectly cured; have
not had a chill STAGE bcginaing With this medicine.
Ny sister being afflicted, applied the same reme-
d.. aud found almost immediate rcl,si, and has
iel, none OF The asue symptoms ''ucc.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
rerpsburgh, Ohio.
II. Hay 4 Co, Portland, aud l.. J. sAirH
ilalloweil, Wholesale Agcsts. 2~i1
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Sherif's Sale of Real Estate.

'NFWWNl "
AhbN 90 esscu'ipa, ibs E,urtecntli day Il
i April, A. ID. 1858. aad will h, .olJ h, pubI,c
auction. ~ NV ofhre IN Porter, 10 the County Il
Oxford, on The 29h ia, of May nexi, at 10 o'clook
in the ffenoon. I'LL the rilht and title that A.c,.
Cfo-s, of Po'irr aforesaid. has, TO reIeem a c.,.
tain parcel Of land with the buildug. thereon, .it-
uatsd in Porter afore.aid, containing thirty acres,
more or les, AMI Icing q pact ~ im numbered
three on q range, and the same NV occupied BY
sa'd Cr"... Sail iurt III land - mai g,gel to
6eofgr ". Wakefield 20 secure the payment Of
als"n me haadrel AL twenty-five dollar.. and to
theneIer Barker To- secure th. payment u alOut
thirty five dollars.
GEO. q. STACY, Deplty shrria.
Porter. AHil 10, Is5s. IL
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HEBRON ACADEMY.

rTNIIE Summer Term ~ ihi, In,iiiuiioa vill
com-ieucc on MONDAY. the 3ist da, IT
NAY. and cnutinns twclsc weeks.
SELDEN q. NEAL, \. VI, Principal.
With such assistance r.. The interest ofihe School
TcJuirs.
W. Neal has bad .uccr.siul charge u the .cSool
f,r. DE tao past year. The Trustee. take pleas.
uJc be- recommending him a. thorough irach'r
Ih1sr Wishing 90 avail themselves Of che sd'an.
tasss 1T this :, hool. wu a, vel 10 b. prrssnt at
ths e runep,,mrut 81 thc term.
'tuiliuu from -, 30 C. $50, 6r the term.
Board. inslning woui, hghs and sa'hins,
II - CO. s2Ol re wo,k. Additional au.psr.
mrni. have h..n made ip5 hunriiBg. Those Nish.
in. o. hoard thcmssl,e- ,an bod runms.
JOSEPH BNREOWS, Secretary.
llshron. Msy 10. lsjs. Is
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Compound Fitch LorcnEcs {,

WARRANTED TO CuRE
Coughs, Colds, Whoop'Rg. Cough, bronchitis,
Croup. Asthma, and Consumption.
- Soh b, Dugsi.I. anl Merch,ni. generally
throughout the countr, aisn b, the Manufacturers,
No. lWilson Lane. Boston, Mass. 2m6
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KINDS ACADEMY,

Livcrmoro Falls, Nc.
THC SUMNER TERN will commence On
i TUESDAY, JuNr It, The FNlL TERN
un TUESDAY. the 3l.t iN ~ Auousr oeNI
T.. T.. MINDS, FurgIpal
Ii,rrmorc I iIls. Va, ,. 1855. ~
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MAsnINcrnN. MnrlI

SENATE. Various petitions Of an uninter-
e-iing nature were presented and referred.
On motion Of Mr. Benjamin of la, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23


USEFUL ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
eEsIx,s BAZAAR.
'' g. ans Nicholas no n HoieI
Special and elegant assormens Of fashionable and seasona
''' s'N'' CHRIsTxAs AND NEW YEARS
cs been al he
and 10 order render the establishment the
POPULAR RENDEZVOUS
H fPT ifs pqrce Gifts q
The articles in every branch Of useful attire and onamen
tai costume for
GENTLEMEN LADIES' MISSES,
AND BOYS,
Have been marked
LOWEST PRICES
Al which hey can BE- sold without a,posltive loss
be really valuable % The receivers and the
. 'A''''" = l' PRESENTATION LIST
To which I the limits Of would permit hnn
trance might be added.
SETS 5s si agS ~ Sss Az shSrr
sErs or MINI
ci GENTs s9L EARs 81 SSP R GLS SEESs
sI.ElGH ROLES IN GREAT vaRiETy
And cI0.ss csPEs s, yIGI1ETsEs aUsFs cUrFs
cLo4 AZ SE Nss1lI ;1sS I. Tal Z s,s A
,.,,.,,,.,,os f CLOTH, from sl2tos0
FRENCH sAooHs;f PROM .a,o,v
or various shades plush trimmed.
PROM si2 to 40
LADIES' AND cHII.DREN's BoSyErs
LADIES HEADDREssEs, NJ '"''''
Including sres. variety q
LADIES, FUR ARCTIC HOODS '''""'e'
An entirely article for sleighing
LADIES' MORNING ROBES ROBES We opera % s'e0
In ak satin de chine, French merno and
SETS OF LADIES H az Ssi Il LINN as. fro" . upwards
CONSISTING Of ebsmise. dr.. ser cover and
EMBROIDERED SKIRTS '-''' ~" - W "''a'
INFANTS S so 'Sss AM And nSoSs S'~a'd'
INFANTS cHsrs fiSI Il Y R oar
rxrksts crr iTIS' SoSPLET P w
LADIES AND ciiri if'iss gss WINTER HOSIERY
"sS@s 81 s'ss ssss "G
gloves for ladies' large assortment o. children gloves and
SIX ana ms''n0 unoe BOYS Ss cLoTfrSG S'''p0"n
oVereaais rom q s and boys embroidered sad braided
Boys and almorai cans French ana home manu-
featured smoking caps elegantly embroidered and in great
suits dncluding fancy halC for small boys rich
''''' LADIES, TOILET SLIPPERS,
1''''"' BOY PATENT LEATHER BOOTS
"n' I s,si and X RKxBRoiDERiss'
100 French emhraidcred hanis erchlsf. "
And uneqnsed assortment o ny me sci OF single
article ri very moderate figure.
gFNTLrMEN'S ROBES DE C1AMBRF,
Coves eravas underwear furnishing goods
grneraIy-a very select and fashionable holiday stock
BOYS LEGGINs,
OF cloth and velve,
GENTS HATS AND CAPS.
An the styles including the festival hat Tor
Christmas and New Years 49,
HANDSOME AND DURABLE UMBRELLAS.
Home manufactured and imported.
PRESENT MAKERS
Cannot end elsewhere in New yors such
spendd variety useful desirable ornamental articles as
NV D. ~ GENIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

WASH PURCHASERS OF sEaARs CAN FIND ONE or
~ largest sssorments ~ Havana domestic and uerman
serar aud ~ sell a. such prices - vi
insure bargains TO all who purchase. An examination
solicited ". tHrrnSs W hfR'snWsf*
v,rpIrRs AND aROCERs.-wE HAVE FINE L0f
IN Mug tosKcoaand segars which are selling very
low prices Pfas1aI and examine ~ ne tobacco manaiae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

f,oLsMANs CALIFORNIA LINE,
SAN FRANCISCO
Clipper OF Saturday, Dee. IS
The frst class clipper ship
DERBY,
ESAnI- HuTcmSsos, Jr.,
Commander,
In now rapidly loading =. pier 10 IA ST river.
This Iegant substantial ship u all capacity thor
oarhy ventilated sails ably has al the requ
es OF class California clipper. She offered and
shippers with confidence nsnrng the lowest
yates and always carrying and landing her
she has Of her ALREADY board and will
have prompt despatch as above
For balance u freight apply W - ....
WIN. r. COLEMAN co,
~ Wall street rontine building.
NB-No sal soda taken BY ships Of this line.
Agents Ia San francisco-Mes&rs. William r. Coleman a
Co.
Liberal made shipments OF approved merchan
dRe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-23

Fancy ard sack French Cashmere pants 10
n every description, from sanet to the finest ks
velvet low prices We have very
q you rs boys and cadTens clothing ~ every de
scr0n which VIII sell equally low prices II will pas
Ghoss buying their holiday clothing give 4 ca
previous purchasing else stock is larger
ihAn any oher establishment the city The goods are
We. made and selected with the greatest We deter
mined sell great sscrfce Come all,
every one Il will pay you all for coming AARON BROS
A Cd y Rowery D. not forget the number.
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4 NuABFR OF WOMEN AND GIRLS w ANrED DAILY
~ n good SITUATIONS a. rood wages some Tor III
<sse families Aisc several Pfo4stans waaed ln1nire
he large nslt1te and bome ior 03mesns rs llb st. coine
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23
Vermont Board OF Education

SEcnKIAHf's OFFIcH, Jan, rs, 1859
Three Teachers Institutes viii be held a. fol-
lows
A WEST coHcoRp, 10 EsssI County. Jan,
% aud ~.
A. BARTON, Ia Orleans Co., Jan. 70 and So
~ PERU, in bennington Co., feh. ~ and ~,
Zach Institute vii continue two days having
evening sessions,
Friends u Education 10 the Towns designAted,
arc requested % have In readiness proper 5uilds
Ing Tor the evening lectures and ALAG for the day
sessions furnished with Black board, Chalk, 40,
r. The sessions are 10 commence atO o'clock A, NJ,
puneiually,
A. the sessions Of the Institute are 30 short the
boarding and lodging Of members will be no great
matter aud h-liitle reflection will show that IA
ciltles given 20 the attendance aud aecom0iOda.
ton of members VIII promote the usefulness Of
the Institute Whethef tle libefality " the oit-
Eena shall furnish the accommodations 90 mem
befs gTatuitOusly, or not, IL u hoped that Com
niitee in each Town will be in readiness the day
before the session, 20 inform members ~here they
may be accommodated,
huperniendents aud Teachers are urged n be
in attendance promptly ~ the commencement ~,
and through zach session,
an friends 81 Education are invited 10 be- pres
cnt az the Institutes, J, \, ADAMS,
Secretary w. Board ~ Education.
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Prom Nov. 10th 70 Jan. 18th, l0,O67 lbs.
Of poultry have been sent ffom this station
and 1880 bushels Of potatoes. The ship
ment Of the latter article has but reoenily
oommeneed.--H,
~ The Windsor Savings Bank appears
70 DO ~ prosperous condition, haYing a
small surplus Of cash after az extra dividend
OF ~ per cent per annum for the last five
years, This extra dividend gives on deposits
that have been In the Bank during the whole
ieie.
BAD hIsfAKR,-Major Beale, tie ohiyah
rous Nermonier, has just returned from his
European tour but his fellow toWnamea are
asionished and Mortified nt his altered APP
penranee, When la Paris, be challenged a
French Colonel, and the weapons being
swords, a. the first stroke the MAJORS nose
severed olose 10 hh face. Hastily picking
up and replacing the organ, he tied biz hand
kerohief over H. Amer leaving on the band
age for eleven days, he removed H. when 10
his CONSERVATION be found that be had placed
u wrong, side up, pnd II was nov healed
Although Il Looks ugly, be finds Il very con
yenient for taking snud.--Ap0usia CoHsfiiti-
fiOHaiisf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23
DEATHS.

DowNiNa--In this village, Jan. 81, Of paralysis,
Mrs. Jane Wilson Downing wife Of Mr.. Dyer
Downing, aged 90 years.
SrEvBSs--At Westminster West, Jan. IL, at the
house OF his son, Rev. A. Stevens, Nehemiah
Stevens, aged II years.
CuTrISo--ln Concord, Jan. 8, Mr.. Oliver Cutting.
aged 81 years, IL months and days.
MmEs--In Lyndon, Nov. %, Mr.. Ansel Miles,
aged 80 years.
HALL--In Burke, Jan. H. Of consumption. Miss
sophia S. Hall. aged % years.
cARE--ln Richmond winonA Co., Minnesota,
Dec. 81, 1857. Anna Jane, wife OF II. w. Car
roll, and daughter OF John aud Sally Cars. Of
North Danvile, aged 20 years.
BRowN--In Danville. Jan. 10. Of dropsy on the
braisa. Walter Eaton, son Of Moses y. and So.
Phis Brown, ngef three years and months.
0REEN--ln Hardwiek, January 7, Jennie Helena,
daughter OF finlay aud Martha Green, aged
three years, months aud 10 days.