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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

The PhiIadSlPhia BalIetin points on, the
following advantages resulting from the use
OF crinollne "It frees woman from need-
les. weight OF skirts, 1t strengthens the sys-
TEN by exposure to cold, and aids manu-.
hetures, stimulates the whale fisheries, i'm
proves the figure. displays ankles to de-
lirious extent going up and down stairs. and
gives editors subjects for paragraphs. AL
thing. considered, we SEQ no great reason to
groan over the institution. II is not every
fashion which develops 80 much or such
varied industry as crinoline.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

When the British invaded Plattsbutg. old
Mr. Wooster, then preaching in Franklin
county, Vermont. joined some volunteers for
our army, much against the wishes Of bis
pari'hiOners. who were opposed to the war.
The next spring they elected him hoghsrd.
Tie thanked them for the appointment. and
added, When you were sheep, ! was viii
ling to bo your shepherd; and since you
have become swine. I AN willing TO be your
hosherd."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
ANERY WILSON.
Rural New Yorker.

1t is said ,ha. the profit on the iron pipes
that were contracted for in Scotland by the
government. for the Washington aqueduct,
to the exclusion Of our own manufacturers,
will be about $50 900. At the same time
the city Of Boston has contracted with Penn
sylvann parties for COCO tons Of similar
iron. This is abundant evidence that it
can bo purchased. at home, On as favorable
terms as abroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

An old lady was In the habit Of talking 10
Jcrrold in q gloomy, depressing manner.
presenting to him ouly the sad side Of life.
- Hang it," said he one day. after long
and sombre interview. "sh, would hardly
allow there wu . bright side 70 The moon"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

LEAKING Cows TElTs. A correspondent
Of the New England Farmer says, dip the
teat IN strong alum water twice day, 70:
several DAYS, aud the leak will cease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

Morgan Hall, Of worthington, Mass, has
thi, summer raised, from one seed, a squash
vine, bearing six squashcs, weighing re-
spectiycly Sc, g., 30, IL, 10, and SO lbs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

To preserve meadows in their productive
ness, it is necessary to harrow them every
second autumn. apply top-dre''ing, and
roll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

The more polished persons mind is, the
more susceptible 1t is to the warmth Of
friendly impressions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
NEW SERIES, VOL. 8, NO. 3S.

Al the arts and sciences pe'taining % ile, are
clo.el, laksitugyther sni srv intimately C,nnec,.
ed with AgriCuiture. e.--AeEICoIA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Danrins Aeaormiss.
A DoDwoKIHs I!Is, ,


". ~ dourAss--piAee, BroosJ7.
e. ocurueuc- New : f.rE SATURDAY. SEPT =, y
B-uckyl. FRIDAY. seyg -
NJ DODNORTH Selc tax oocaaou ssy ia. be h4
- t- necessity Cf Uctlcr syssm o nstrlctou ~
os,h- vneeI qlr.,. by h-ch IL eXrrci. - turri
,6 l. a as, D 4sht physCA.y AID dscfl u de-
-fuf 4 sracef a. laan "a o--n ~ ste yAs
=. s,it, z-s Poks and -.ni--r oances % hs
re. .e se acquired hss trc0ced lfnl - n-s-', 'ho.-
IA. f1rurrs .ll.irlszh T. ;ait -si -
l.. ~ - sbl-ed tle spp-agzr oi naEy
.g- yong nsse. ~ ~ rr.sti ga -iaa lSJ
- ~ /, 5. - 70 ssoop tAer ee.xs SliAJut
.-,s,t. -ts-cise. tr sro~iIE tAne As-r- n p
81 t1 tch ouE been r-s;ssi'l Icy - -al s
- srn. Of caril1 WIKI IT, ezu~ciAc. ti hY eefA4 ne
Pnt, bosch a-G frw -ner an'-s a. us ~ Dc f'ne
49, 80 49, tb.v sill =, oecomr Era.sll ~,tnen
go !, .s,vi L. b. tier rs.ood Were caisGrec
49, Z esucr. eal.y II li.- e. - va - - -. -, -
-, 80 tte sarn-f r~eG - exercise nrn ~ 'ee'
rr.- sud r. uch sastior 10 re
:. xa-E ,fc rrsre q t. fglr waA, snd every
,,7r..r .old her b. EAirsc oonsen: ~itA -- =
~ - aseo Arxoss q r.snfe sae a.
=. ufr.u.e. Nr pccEork distracted ~ cases "a
- ,-.Srs, s,.fy the Mnn,; O. Ia CGas sno
,:aer dane of u,ef@u..s Ile eFas - -
u-.e IL i,s effect or ths pupils Fea l.h 70
.s.rou = Dane connected Wiz IA-ls-aei1s ~
.is a. n =. thou1h Germany. France AId uies' o1 ~
a. Il t. b. zines, upon ice most piof,rsi = 1ule'
ar cou.r sn thfr n the D-st rnrti i'"
p5ins bsss dssr.br rcsls he q th.teor 70 n1se
,s.ree .ae Information VII IL s1dsn 20 o' S~n
-rce rt Lr 10 pre.-u b. ps syst-E that VIII COT
,uy rske them dance he Poks, b. wi- improve y =. y 80
E,-r sr6 ~a suG Gle..y oA'e saIi~J eae' 1P'A
j. HE. Al, L.. ID.
D--r h F.ror.ar tour of ;As season, Nj podNotH ne
s.s v opportunities o. stutynE tae p.cg.Af a4s .
Polaai so HauEsry gIls a. ts rre'sn, tine " ms
Ser o thea wiki Other novelties ~ De ia-s'1o'' -s
s.riiss, uorneu; o. TIE prsseIi season
Circular rlsy h. lad s. either Academy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN

w sTITUTH ~ ZIG sts,. ,eu-arcs Ss. ~ h.sa3ss.
- J. WslhiuEt,r- --qsar~ or-net re sAe~hl- 49,
Year on MONDAY. >.p-- IS iG5S - s..
This a PENtTE HES SCEooi furnish u ilr plF- -
solo and hrishsc s-ncefi0u- Sluer1u cocliii- '
city, vel msuy eEe- tss-'y - t-~ =
with wLch purL ~ t-. l-sfiiut.1u base, cfAE ~ =
ftffu yelrs P.eted LeIr acsicuu course 4lf
uusr-psssec IT, drc gsl who devote t-eil 'ss
,i.a sla .as.ruea erected al ARRANGED 5r bllas e
ples-ly for tlr Ist'ut-- Iley employ ~ acoo--'-
Iruf reacders. ...
TIE ROOMS ard FURNITURE have ben ;horossly ~
10 t-a z go sLASd ~, =. . = = k0s - .-iri
stucerts p-eras for the Sophoore ASS q Coesr ave
H. COO sd T.. Frtshna1 Coarse Caars ~ ~ yi-t
srd irlfr M-thera-1s ttlersF ar In p-occi ci i-ii
Iho-e IN Frtuch. Gem >psl'1, bo1kf--l.
Arthue-c eun.a1 ,p DrsNiIs l1a Painting are a-esdy .
"a I'D.
One O. tie Pruepa tsss sFcill clarE' ~ ~ yoLfe
.ho.-s 10 received unds superior cd t.srt ai se
year Of age An e9e "a method a. sclns sotIett u't 81
frsh ard II ersdra,nE a erurs u - Lux D. l scet - ~
On. tu The bucngi. ven ventilated hrougaoaf ald tae
ru. of Departments enjoy q. tle rt-..-s crrii
dpens!r exercise the rrtrd p!ss-zround a. .inEion
.6usre Parent. particularly ms ted % VIZ "a, - =
etabsruen. currg daily sessions, and wines to a ~
sc mode Of tie iu-trlefiUu iMParea Cuc-s o. u 81
he Inu.. and the Bro,dSss Boz kstor. contain i P-f
t.cuars Acq aiEtsnces 4 - foowEl PhrsNl FALe-' A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
gnstru1tion.

EvENING SCHOOLS, FREE TO ALL
IL soiee hereby gwen ,a.t Eyenns schools o5 the ll
rrevap eir stenlins The Dsy shoo. wll be opened
MONDAY A'ENiSS@ az 0es; SCHOOLS
u. Ward School House no -. g7snd % Greenwch--.
Iyth wnd School Hou.e 10 wi.,,:i - neu Dl..e .s
vIa wsfd. School Hou.e No. p, c.iy Hal place. near
VIII wsrs. school House No T. m.di.on near Jae..on
VIllh Ward, School House 70 o. Cllrkst near B[oome
Xth Ward school Hou-e No. y Aeu-s;., Hester.
xs I Was Wss ssSS soo o hou No. No. s. @ near 4' sas
xIh Mao sc6ool H Hos,e 70. >, >, ,2t5., BaTn.
XlIlth Ward. sehoo hou.e NJ. H. Broo@e-st, between
XVII Ward school Hou.e No. g. Bsxer-s,, near Grand
Xvih waId School Iiove No. s. l9,h-st, near 6tl-ay
XInh Ward School HOUSE NJ. II l7th-s, Sth-sy.
Xy S WTS %.T seSos Soo Sa Sa n % ss near as,,
xIXth Ward School Houss 70 IT, j.t near LeHnzton-av
XXI, ward school Hoase 10 - 57'h-.t., 2dsv.
XXIId Ward school Hou.e No H. i7,h-.t, a;h-sv
FEMALE SCHOOLS.
l., Ward School Ho,-s No q q ard % Greeuwch-s,.
H,h Ward School House No. l. WiIfam-.t Duane
yIih Ward School House No. ~ Eln-.,.. Leonard.
With Ward, Schoo Hons ". ? Heuryst., uesr Pie
With Ward school House 50, CsIkes. Broone
XIII Ward School House No - Cnrys'ie-f. nr Deancrs
xs XIX wsG$ %5S sS ssS House S.: No. No. H.
xIS xIS W:s Ws sssSS sesSo Hons Hons H. H. s. s. m'f & .m
XlNth Ward, School House No hctts,. nesr Spring
xvrh wsrS school Hoa.e No - 2i,b.,t, near sth-sv
XNIIth Ward School House No. ~, ls,ay. and gh-st
XyIII.h Ward School HoRS No. 20. 2-h a., near 2av.
XXth Ward SchOo House Sois 5l St Lexingtonsy
XXh Ward School House No. .. -Sih-, near sth-as.
XXIIc Ward School Hous~ Ne q ioEh st, nesr sh-av
school Colored Peope iMar- and temas) will s.o b.
the School House in L9urens between Grand and
Broon,o the time Experienced Teachers have
been enzsged ard everything provided that will be required 20
@ S ts, se1@9 ASD:sG d fq % S %,ds %
- hoOl Rooms a. ss the Schools opened.
An addiona % Nine Weeks win commence on the IN
dsy OF Jennsry, 1853.
GEORGE WHITE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
DUILADELPHIA POTTERY and FIRE

ii BRICK MtfIFAtIOHf fof SALt. .
TIE POTTERY # fhe se Abraham Ni.er, sorth sde of
csf,In 80, n Broad, Phisdep phis With viii OBJ
rcd by position he head q tie busines oT more han y
ve-s Ifeo' ioj feet on Caovfit ~ i'teet % csr
ta 10 ts,o froHs The Pottsry budn erected ~
is Tle klns g. were designed sfer the mot approved
roossf IT, srsn cement of he shop clsy mills vsts, se
rs-4 g. errered There IS stock Of 10000 % rs 90 Ere
bre On snd II ne vel known and esteemed brsnfs q the
stc popor The usufsct8rc Il dea'isi, naefa, luna
a. Sr6of all e fr rf,0Us o. hss formed prin
cp feature s tire business. There has always been god re-
tsl done 81 tie Raretolse.
Win d. become psed of blsne.s gathered ose her bJ
vers ~ sr anton lc pf1fts of which sse and
For sra. which viii easy, apply a. the Pottery
,hre 40 co t.nne 90 sde 'hs usual credit,
AhDKEW II. MILLER
No. "a North .H-.,., conner EeE;
JOHN ~. CURTIS jr,
No. fjj Wsllut-st., PLisls phis
- -aDr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Amnsemfuis.


A { A ID Ny OF NJ L =
n n Iubt f,sPe, % y inform hat IN @ ,t
of The srpfosc hing d. parofe % 0~ ocnIsiy 10Y
POSITIVELY THg LAST wTEK
Of ie'r o. rforasBe. 10 Se~ Work bot One. "a.
WEDNT sDAY LNHslSG ssPenpff-' -
OPERA AND BAALhi.
Sglor SILFANi b,.nE pertsty recoffi.~
WILLIAM TELL --...
81, -.-.- a., - ~, sbe second tine wirb most
% vsrf. cssf end a. increased Cho'as sh' "'''i' VI
PoNz6Nrs CELEBRATED BALLrI Ihobfb'
Pr,nciuaf lsfsefer, IN the OPEN %
sispor kTEFAEf,
Sisror GAsSIfk..,o>s,
sigsoru BERfI Ci-NABKTLEK,
Mle SIKDEsBURG.
signor GARlBALDI.
p,iyr 'a,, character. IN 'te Ballet by
LOUISE LAMODREJX
si.-oys GALETTE ara Mles. LANiGNF ald PRATESi,
nnd Mr.. SMITH.
, MAX MARETZEK.
y CFnou'''i''''''''''''''' iASGKLO TORRIANi.
SPECIAL NOTICE
couseq ~ the ienga Of the Opers fhe pbte are 70
specsfa Informed thu, tie doors viii b. ofar5 s70t1cs
the OreFs eonmeneiig a. y O'Clock.
ADMISSION:
Perquet Dress Circle and Roxes ..............t ~ ~
Sseur,d Sesfsto b. paid extra .....'''.'.'..'s' -
Family Clrcs t's.''s.'''''
Amrhuhtttsr.. ..s..-. ..s''s.'
Sale Of tkes every dsy a. the Ofe q ne Acad.my -
Bfeusogs aud Hale Musil Stores. aid sbe'. No - Walls.
no III O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
NOR sAIF-UIILspALH COTTAGE, stu


SD near ife NIar of Sou prar e, " J. Ehn tIfee
ak ~; axf, iItss BY -iirosf :" tSs '
o CoL-.apc q N. L. ard -.-y lsnres aEsse :, 49,
sri x, r-rf ovr-,ss tte 4y s44 llalr'Aa -
te Orsur. Hourtsln wh of tt- hnssf Ffos
coulfry having o -oa1fsn .1eIf, ~
Mtrrr fe We. ID oorrslrr sFx seres OF zro1ia IN
Or l1n c4ya-io1 hale trt-- slrrl.lf -s- lol-- i'
rf sl- sin' fr .rffs. eol- - aqp-f, el~rf- ! -
sns s.resr 81 Wser forms the southern soahdsTf iAr"
f- WEI ~ fosi ti-, cer, ellrh lal- ~ - -,
IT, dsefng eruziri ~ roons aud co.eis ce-f -
a.. the rar tzsn, sifcben -nei ~a Loekscsds 60
F.isd oven "a r. tls sd cold wa-r - so lAl 1f-
tito thr k-rber- bathing With not ala fcd Ns'~f i
barn is y1e viii ,or nor sna rom ~ II e,i
risz, b -ide Esrsry, A. Pro -l'', vLs
haf nay remain hlnd and mo--s 70 ed Ia 'H
'- ?. SMITH.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for HOUSE IN
tie rprer Part cr ftc r-A yer, 1ssrsfle m1itil-b4
HOUSE n iou.er. ihe hltsol Lot an acrr hJ.e nl
tair 10 Room Gs RAM, Water &c view 81 n. h3dlh
or p miles. ArI., 20 - OWNER, NO. 54 br'sdNiy
Ofsce n. 10.
NEW REAL ESTATE OPFICE.-The sub
~ scrhsrs for the pros- Of accommodating iho'e Ha
and Oeutlenen CD who % p-rchA-- o' Hl
Uo.es had Lands haze o-e ths s-roLd ro OF
:Lr neat srd onve building o. the dst J1ncor OF "a
a.. AID Broadway, Broldw1y Here WA Dc o-1
large Of he most dera6e residence. Y cJ c1!
tor 5ALk T. LEASE .
Al-o NJ. q Plr-.;.
B-Propre.or Of ds .ad Hos whh thst eesfe -
Se OF LIT ar requested 70 send ds.,rI tons enes o. 1-
above ot.ces.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

lvu informs nrf eLos and ie pltlc tEs. she
has REMOVED feE Studio ts No h t. 1ag 81 ~ ~hsre
she 10 ady rrceiye l'rted nIEt<f o. ? PA' ps"Hs
sai Ps1i.rs t. gh. in 81 taeif trsncs--
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
GEORGE WHITE.
DANIEL SL0TF.
TERRENCE FARLEY,
WILLIAM SINCLAIR,
WILLIAM MONTEITH
CHARLES L. GlLDERSLENE,
ANDREW l.. BYRNE.
NJ N,vL S.r- "a 1879

A ME. SCHOOL INST, No. $40 Broadway, sup
IA plies Schools Families with superior Tesehers Schools
with Pup Parents with School Circulars frsluouyl and
Telches with positions. Teachers wanted Book. Pianos kr
susplied Reference, Dr.. Lowell Mason fsS1y Amherst
IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Thanfee for Bnsiness men.
MANUFACTURING

IN sPRINGITELD.- D.---MANUf fACICklSo
PYOPRRTY 70 SsLE.kl toe rcs srf p-r-2nA rrtp =
lstcv teonGnE Wsrd sElfcturnz Co'Ip@iy or-s
ia brck Coor Fsctory, coutsinra .chitrf ~
.trdr. Il The neuest c1ut~lcon CorIffrr fnd Ion NO n
10 ~ Iiosc two blsess brnk Boariif nose, in,r taa
s-forrt for te slcomrods'on Of tl@ hi'h o'-ah h- =
shor Ags4s Hsu.e az OpereeT Cttsge.. tgzets1f WIN
..rdrv ofl,r butnrs Afo bss1cl Rslro3f oLe nf Y
ierg,f ooru,cirg with ihe ~,sern h1aa s'sr pNe,
s5.oose U san0 ,r rde. vth sobstanis .,one DAG snc
Canal o. GO arr.r Land lyIg OF hota sa~. q tf C'o
Pc Riser 10 of sPnrEhed Cn,'o- sha L1aS -
oEoRsF' W-kIKKR .iSrf u; O ". BOLT, II MI
- r pkRcTOW and Y II DHLANO, Nevio
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
HASSIE. PORTRAIT PAINTER

IF. WORTH's CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
u SCHOOL No. 81 thsv cas d0os above ls.a 81 viD
b. o,.rreS or MONDAY Sept IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

ENDIM1 Ut NJ 10.
IA ITALIAN OPERA.
LAST WFFK BUT ON.
"WEDNESDAY, stpt. % (fesular Night WILLIAM TILL
vii tosit, ely b. gitel.
THURSDAY, sept. % iChesp Opera Niah) Finy Cen 20
eli paris Of the hoUse Two acts Of RiGOLkTIO, win
Sonars GASsIER, Signor STEFANI. Mss PHILLIPS and
others. Ballet Diyertissemru' with LOUISE LAAOUKktA
and ths RONZANI BALLET TROUPE and the last se Of
ROMEO GIULIETTA. -. ,,<.,..-,,,
FRIDAY. Oct. Regular Nigbt), LINDA DI cHAM01 NA
SATURDAY, Oct 3 PoUErH AsD L'st hAIiNhhf ~
clock. Admission Fiy Cent?. iasone Oie's suppo''F"
~ ihe fli strength q th, Company.
NOW OPEN at the CRYSTAL PALACE,
IN DAY ana EVENING. from g a m uotl ~ 10 pm, m,.,c,
r| INSTITUTE.
This large display Of products Of Naons Skill and
Industry is permanently open. - 1900.
'.'-r'''- r DoDWORTH'S CORNFT BAND
vii BE- ia attendance EVERY EVENING and on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY EVENINGS Jf each week viii performs GRAND
INsTRU MENTAL CONCERT by programme.
AL acions relative TO thc Fair should be addressed
b NM b. LEONARD Core p0dg Sec retary Crystal Palace
By oldfI Of the Board of Managers.
f. W GElSSENBAINER, jr., Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

CoBURNs EKtra LARD OIL-very pure; vii
~ ,svsr al - bIl sSgA - spe1a oe--cs S &c
"a a JCHh " QUINCY, CO, No . wlEAz st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
OK TYUJRJTION at the Crystal Palace. is a

~ fp,ed cOTTOS CARD; a.schsd is ore of J. Parker
CO.. Patent Tra,s Co Gnndels wl stfrse', n1ch sit--
, This OrIder docs The work mech t'ter, AID IN ons1' p
~ tl rnr fsf iy ug other GrndB kzis ioT ale Ap'
49,, .t. P,,.ee ~ J. PARKER 4 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

xxyOnDWORTHs planners, of the .:a. oess - ~.
w S-.;a, st..rn F-siz-~ H.<hinIs. Ioo,s 80 80
osasr, ssss asa BIZ hssh.aerZ .sd Le,e S eS:asat.
00-"s'l SAN B. sCUESck, No =
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

i DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, Nc. s. wes: ls,h.
s,-M. LEyERETr viii reopen her school for tho ensuing
vssr on WEDNESDAY SEPT. Is Th.s School Offers al no
sdyasce. Of Aoroash aud ysern.e course q Eu;'a Ei
.on oubed will every facility for the u Riy and practical
the French Language. sPei. cAsse. ~ be
orn ed urd, the direction Of oone;el: PEos.sors for Young
I9ie. v Fl gsh sni Frerch Literature
nm tie gcners Of udy. limited number Of folna
,des 4. criyed into the iy 20 whom 81 Ire piy ,es VI
home are offered Appiicsol may be made - Mrs. L. per-
anusIr. on hY ettsr a. the above AddTess
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
OFFicg La CsossE sNo MLwarSrr RsILsolD Ca

OFFICE La CROSSE SND Ntl~A AtAtt RktLtoAD ca A
NEw-loSS, sept H. ia In
NOTICE ia hereby given 10 the holders Of ~
~ FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT BONDS y y.
IA CROSSF AND MlLWAukE X. K Co. tAss 4, 80
sru-d are authorized fund TIE Apgust Pssidse c<,ow =
aid Bono. a. par by giving In exchange ihereos - sal
Fuud Bonds Il toe Company, ~ seventy cents - he ss
which Bonds are secured by Thrt Mosage ID. -nrs,
re 30 nile. of road and upon 81 10 d~Po.lts snss h,s
er.y belong ~ said Company, -
ALFRED N0XON ,conua.s.
A. {. GUNSIsoS. }
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Bonses to Get.

I OFFS TO I.ET.-Thc fine LOFTS Of marble
front Store No q Courtl sudis.. TO LET mcder.,s
rent Possession immediate II desired Appy the premises
NO LET-Immediste possesson-'Ghe desirable
Il three.ssory and tasersn; BRICK HOUSE No Rivirx
tor us, door 70 Aners Has Gas Cro.on Rsu-e Hester In
f.s,o order. Apply to C. V. ANDERSON, No. lei Aons.
YlNO LET--In S0uth Brooklyn. in very good and
Il convenient neishhoihood, two OF the mos. desirable
HOUSES, AZ U9cJinuOny lJ. -gures. Apply FRANCIS
HART No tS Ccur,lanttst, y. Y. + s-Prntins, Ruling
BiudinN kr., usuA.
FVNO LET-ln Broadway. rent low, a ROOM
Il suitable fnr Millinery oiher light business ROOMS
sld OFFICES in baldiIs N. 5 BrosdUsy Springs
Arp'y IN The store
"ATER POWER, with or without buildings
w LIT 8, Mst,oswan Duichess Co. ~ Y IrsuiIs on
The Ptess, sslnL B ScLcEok T. Coalasatst N \.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
DLOOMFIELD INSTITCTE-Rev. L. SEY-

ID MOuR Princirs.-This Boarding School, situated a:
Blooned ~ j. within hours Tle Of Nes-iork by rail-
rosd will commence It's 2ts term MONDAY, Nov. l. and
cnuiinue Eve months AL the ents Of the School
ordered constitute hsppy family and pleasant home and 20
the facilities for the II the mind and
heart Experienced Teachers employed in al the depart.
nents end special attention paid "a religious instruction
Circular containing full particular BE- obtained Of Me.r-
r. HOE Co., No. 81 God New foik, application TO
the Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

OFrIcF OF rRE NEwYosK .sp EE:y R,usoap c.
H-w-York. Sept II, lss
TNHE annual election for DIRECTORS of A.
i NEN.YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD Co ~l n -
a, the Office IN Enc plsce TUESDAY the lh oss -
from n O'Clock .. n. 70 -CclocA y IA
The Transfer Books viii BE- clsed on the Let 0coAsr
n and be opened q the day after The election
by order Of the Board Il Directors,
NATHANIEL MARCH Secrssry
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
fuaundI.

nIvIDEND.-GRoCERs FIRE IysrS
~ ANCE COMPANY No. 81 waast osrI~f p..s -
y,rs ssyt l. ls4Th< Bs&rd Of Olr-crors n a. ~ ~
s..e th "a, 1eeiArsd sENi- ANNUAL DIvtDgs6 -
-rR CENf the esSi,al stei, p.yabis n sesac4 u
JANIS q PLkTT
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

u CherrY yaney NewYortSrSt Session al. commence
Novemr catalogues contsinins full PAsticaaIs, apply
IL No. cii Peerl.st., Ne. fcEk; oE sddress
E. 9, M4zh;tr,sE na1y;yI Principal.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
DERKsHIRE FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS

meucs on honAsy 4th October The students ~i attend
that day. Applicants for admission viii be
from las juno for ee1sminaion and students abseu from
found the concluding XsnnstoD will them
CHAs KING. LII. d.
President of Columbia Coi.xc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

PsIsIa tst tssvs.scG sosrAsr, bssosssN $50 h. -.
The Board OF Director. b,yNN -
~ eay asclaTvd sEMl-ANNCAL nIylDEyo ~ -
PER CEA1, payable d. HizIi a. ,aeii Br.ark Os -
" a. -. Nsw-IoIs PHlLANDER SHAW 49, "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

NORTH RIVER BANK.-At a mee,ins q -.
~ Board II Directors, heh THIS DAY LyvTe
go vas uusriouy elected Pre,.dcut O ,A R.n ArvA
VI ManhAn y. R0bert-, e's, r,s'sred-Ncw. YoTs g.
ls5& HAYS go
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29

OFFICE OF TaE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLRc,p ccS.------
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Shsrehslis,. !.
~ .is Culrany .Lst up'u tsch sia,e of "a. -.
My DOLLARS pr sham IA pad tAsr. 81 - "a -
FINE DOLLARs. Psysbe iG scilP srpr,.s.,... , snts
nurchase4 NTH notey received nom Tie g.. - >oo1e
whi,h have been csaceeoi plrsuan; 70 ro 20 -
Yassrc Jsy sh 4st Iets srrip u psyass !, - osss
vhos. usr~s The stock !. registered A. t5- 90. ~ ses
tb~ 6 instant Aad viii b. rsv fr delivery 90 ,1 -
lc;h Of Oe,ober b. order = re Board -
J. y. PERAiNs r-.,,.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-26
WINTER BUTTER.

Mr.. EDITOR After experimenting
nearly haifa century on butter-making
in the winter, we have come to the fol-
lowing conclusion as the best way we
have tried yet; viz: As soon as the
milk is strained we set the pans on the
stove or some other hot place, till ii is
nearly or quite scalding hot; then we re-
move the pans into the closet near the
cooking stove where the thermometer
hangs from 40 to 60 degrees night and
and taken off, it is kept in the same clos
ct till churned; an operation which takes
Us from 10 to 80 minutes, and gives US
equally as good and yellow butter as we
churn in the summer. We have tried
keeping our cream in the summer dairy
room, and sometimes 1t would freeze, and,
o, the dreaded day Of churning would
come, winch would prove "a mans work,
if not more, Of from to s, 10 or 20
hours, and sometimes prove failure, and
the refractory cream would be reserved
to shorten doughnuts. if we should
have the good luck to produce butter at:
ter adding hot water to the cream or i'm
mersing the red hot tongs to kill the
witches, it would come as white as hogs
lard, and in little detached fragments
which would require expert manip ula.
tons to form it into Jumps.
At present we milk four cows, anc
treating our cream in the above named
manner, our churnings have caused u
but little labor or trouble. In the Bos
ton Cuutpator, dated Nov. goth 1874
may be found the same in substance a
the above.
l make no pretentions to new discov
cries but previous to that time I ha
seen no directions or recommendation
for making winter butter by the abov
process. Evey year introduces youn
and inexperienced farmers into action
. and it is possible to such the above hin
may be Of service.
SILAS BROWN.
North Wilmington, Jan. 1858.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-02-26
DERBY ACADEMY.

TENHE Spring Term of this Institution will COM
u mence on Wednesday, February "a, 1858,
and continue eleven weeks.
The Trustees of this so long favorite resort
of students from this section of Vermont and the
Canadas, feeling the utmost confidence in the
qualifications of the present Principal, Mr.. II.
Sumner Tarbell, beg leave TO assure the many
patrons of this Institution, that with the aid of
and tGlantsd board of assistants lis precepter
is prepared to present increased attractions and
facilities for moral and mental advancement.
The course of instruction will, as usual, ems
brace all the branches, solid and ornamental, usul
ally taught iE our seminaries, including Classf,
cal and Mathematical course as far as the second
ycaI in collage.
Instructions in Music will be given by thai &C
complished pianist, Miss Mary Richmond.
The Institution has connected with it a good
Library, consisting of seven hundred choice Sc
lections, Reading Room, Philosophical APP
paratus, and Literary and Debating Societies
where students VIII have good opportunity to
become conversdnt with Parliamentary forms and
usages. And it is the determination ofthe Trus-
tees and Board of Instruction that no means shall
be spared which Will justly extend its enviable
reputation.
Rooms convenient for self boarders at reason
able rates. Board, including furnished rooms
and washing, s., so per week.
Rev. George Richardson will take care of the
boarding house.
5w3 MARSHALL CARPENTER, Sec'y