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TREMENDOUS STOCK OF 81
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINGI

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINGy
| A LII OF OUR OWN -MANUFACTUR RE
| "A No humbug about it.-Everything bound
| to be as represented.-As we are about to enter
the sixth year ofo ur residence in this city, we
| feel it but due to kind and generous public,
| to thank them tor the very liberal support and
| encouragement they have SO kindly extended
to US. and at the same time to inform them
| that we are now ready to offer them the largest
! stock of Mems, Youths and Boys CLOTHING
| that has ever been brought to our good old city
| since its existence, which in make, style and
| beauty, will compare favorable with any other
| similar establishment in this country, and as
/ to PRICES an examination will convince any one
at glance that we are spove competition.
We take particular pride in calling the attsl-
ton OF Our lady patrons to our splendid stock
Of Youths ana Boys Clothing
Farmers and Planters can be supplied with
any quantity OF SERVANTS CLOTHING, and
are there by enabled to save both time and
money.
Country Merchants and Dealers generally,
will find it to their interest to call on us before
going North or purchasing elsewhere, as we
are able and quite willing to compare our prices
with any Northern wholesale house, FL,
New goods received every dav during the
season. Also, %lothing made to order and war
raSsec 10 h' 81 MAN street. NaTtsk ~
CHEAP HERKING--Cut gross and split
" Herring in store, and for sale very low by
SCI E- e JONES.
M ESs AND RUNIP PORK-2QO bbls.
lXl Mess and Rump Pork, in store and to
arrive.
Sc 10 ROWLAND & BROS.
CUGAKs-2O hhds. good dry Cuba,
- 200 bbls. Cut, Loaf Crushed, Powdered,
Granulated and Coffee Sugars.
selO ROWLAND BROS.
Fluid, Fluid, Fluid. :,
IN Bbls of Fresh Fluid just received per
~ Schr, Leroy, and for sale on Factory
account BY u WOODBRIDGE,
sells Roanoke Square.
"a copy
FLUID AGENCY.
I HAVE been appointed Agent for Lockwoods
L Fluid, and will keep a constant supply on
hand waich will be sold at Factory prices, this
Fluid'is warranted equal to any made.
u WOODBRIDGE,
Sc l6 Il l. Roanoke Square.
GOING, GOING, GOING
fINHOSE tine Segars at Mehegan's pronounced
L by judges to be the best Yara Segar in this
market. WIN. A. MEXICAN,
doors above Opera House,
Sc l6 Church street.
DAINTED PAILs-l5O dozen all coiors.
Il two and hoop, water Buckets. for sale by
Sc 10 s..aI i ROWLAND BROS.
| FINE FRENCH LIQUOR CANDIES.
| CONSISTING in part of Cream Bon Bons,
| " Cordial Bon Bons, Oneidoes, Jenny Lind
| Drops, Cordial Rings, Cordial Stars, Ice Cream
| Drops, Liquor Drops, Cordial Hearts, Jelly
| Cakes, Cordial Fish, Cordial Beans received
this day, the finest and purest article of the
oc G. JORDAN s SON.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
= UNION STREET NORFOLK "a.
JNo. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.

lid JNo. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor.
THE Proprietor, in ie.opening this Hotel,
Il respectfully announces to the public, that
the entire establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen &C, has beer,
thoroughly renovated, with large additions 81
new and fashionable Furniture. Its location is
too well and favourably known to need COM
ment, and 1t will be the untiring aim OF the
proprietor, whose personal attention will al.
ways be exercised, to make 1t in Bed, Bar and
Table inferior to nc Hotel in this section of the
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness,
unexcept enable are, and prompt and polite
travellers, are the important copcomitants OF
really good Hotel.
Confident from the experience of twelve or
fifteen years, in some of the first Hotels North
and South of his ability to keep good house,
and still more confident of his determination
to dc so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to give the MER
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, A srNeL
TRIAL. NAV Aj
El1OOkING-5.0oO IN fresh dressed Floor
IL ing, just received and for sale lew by
oc5 + ZANTZINGEK
NUPERIOAs FAMILY AND EXTRA
~ FLOUR-25 Barrels Patapsco Family and
Extra Flour,
40 Barrels Mount Clare Family, warranted
to give satisfaction. For sale by
oc4 JAS. f. JONES'.
SOAP cSc.-10o boxes Soap, 100 boxes stare f
" l0o boxes Adannautlne Candles for sale b.
&C 10 LEIGH & BRO,
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f, EkLES-Just received a supply of new
! zl>ales which are really nice, Tor sale as
+ JAMES,
20 Corner OF Wolf and Avon sts,
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EGARS.-We have now on hand large
- Stock of Genuine Havana Segars of various
grades which we offer to the trade on reasonable
terms.
Oc l9 KING TOY.
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las. IL. BARRY,
Il WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer in China Glass

a n D E A r d = N W y.
MOST respectfully infrms his friends
1vx and the public, that he has in store an
entire new Stock of every thing in his line,
and is now prepared to furnish his friends
and customers on the most accommo- cAR
dating terms. He feels assured that ~
long experience in the Crockery bust u
ness will enable him to give satisfaction to
the public, to whom he gives the assurance
also that his stock will always be ffSSuuu Ia
contain every article which may be called
for.
Give him a'call-at his old stand corne
Union street and Market square.
fHSa have three houses to rent for the ems
Mi5 suing year, in desirable locations at $500
kkN per annum.
40 Aft
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FALL AND WINTER GOO6S
DRAWERS,

DRAWERS,
. A VERY superior article OF English and
IA American Canton Flannel Drawers, ius ire.
ceived and for sale at prices to suit the times,
by JOHN T. LESTER & CO.,
oc5 Under the Atlantic Hotel.
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SHIRTS,

R0 DoZ. Cotton Shirts, of the latest and
w mos improved styles, for sale at reduced
prices by fa} J. T. LESTER CO.,
&C 5 s Under the Atlantic Hotel.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

II. F. o w E h 8,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
No. l, Market Square, Norfolk.
rs now receiving large supply OF new Goods
4 for Fall and Winter Wear, and would invite
the attention OF purchasers to his stock.
The reputation of the MAJ ket Square Savings
Institution for selling cheap goods has been
established for ten years, and
FARMERS AND HEADS OF FAMILIES
have always found it to their advantage to
make their purchases of NEGRO Clothir~ .,,'
Housekeeping DRY GOODS. at No. Market
Square.
Among tn goods just opened may be found
Sleeps Grey Sattinett, Negro Kersey,
Domestic Plaid, Plaid Linsey,
Plaid Osnaburgs, Sattinetts all colors,
All Wool Flannels, Negro Blankets,
Mousseline DeLaines, Blue Denims,
Striped Shifting &c. ...---...
ocll 0& SBtf OWENS.
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Depend upon 1t, motne
yourselves, and relief an
HEALTH TO ~
We have put up and a.
over ten years, and cANN
AND TRUTH Of it, " hath
able 10 sayof any ether
HAS 1T FAILED, in az
TO EFFECT A CURE
Never did we know any
ton by any one whoo,
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms ofhigh
magical effects andmedts
In this matter'wHATwE
yeays'sexperience, and u
TIeN FOE THE FULFILL
DECLARE. In almost
the infant is suffering
ton, r e l lie + will BET
twenty minutes after
tered. its.4
ration is the prescrip-
EXPERIENCED andS
in New England, and =
NEVER FAILING s U c-S
OF CASES. >.
the child from pain, "
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energyQ
1t will almost instantly
TIE BOWELS AND
overcome convulsions,$
remedied end in death.
and SUREST h EmEDY INC
VI DEeAAizrxr -
CHILDREN whether
or from any o { h 9 rV
to every mother whosz
from any of the FORE"
NOT LET YOUR PREJU-E
uDIcR OF OTHERS, standh
child and the r 9 ii Q ~
y 9 S, ABSOLUTELY
use of this medicine if,n
rechons for using willW
None genuine unless&
IT'S & P E r X l N s,
outside wrapper. q
~ Sold by Druggists
Principal Office No. l3 C
Price only rs cents per
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LYNCHBUkG SMOKING TOBACCO ,.
nUR supply is just to hand, and we offer to
" dealers by the barrel at Factory pric 8
ocl9 KING& TOY.
CEGAttS OF various brands received and tor
~ sale on Importers account low. ,--...
oclO LEIGH s. BRO.
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land STILL THEY co M
q, ruSNu u pEs l., - sly3y &c

land STILL THEY co MI
+, pEp THIS BEFORE TiiE P-oPLE
.i,HAr J M FREEMAN ha. now on hand the
l largest, richest and most extensive STOCK
! iGWELRl to be found in the city OF nor
D. - aud ne is now receiving large LOT OF
FINE GOLD HUNTING WATCHES.
en- up expressly for his sales0 magnificent
u JEWELRY Of the latest styles nate
h ans, ana 10 fact every aticIe of je @elfy
u ly kept ia f"st c,ass j. Qelry house
50, q fine iuvoice 'llver and Plated ware,
=, !ltary and Fancy uoo4S, aAfoI which WALL Dc
Sol low 0A d eomm dating err
JIM + KEENAN,,
70 Aia.. street, corner Talbot.
S-WAECNGS IA ~ JEWkLaY repaired
, superior manner by scientific and skillful
.,,.: men and warranted to give entire satisAc-
&C Is
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-TENNr
SEWING
Nj A G H IN Il 3

M n " IA L N Il y
Have gained the con.
fdence of all who use
them, and have pro.
we'd one of the most
valuable inventions
OF the age. They use
q Shuttle, making the1
Lock Stitch on both
sides of the c lot b
alike, which cannot
be unravelled or
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STAR OF THE WEST.
A MOTHER shipment of the above celebrated
~ Brand OF fine Chewing Tobacco received,
and for sale by
&C 10 LEIGH & BRO
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NOVELTIES-NOVE
JET GO0DS-JET GOODS
T HAVE just received per Express invoice
l. of Jet Bracelets, Pins and Ear Rings of late
importa tions-all OF which will be sold low at
]. NJ. FREEMAN'S,
se2i 20 Main street. Cor. Talbot street
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TlHEnI CODFIsH-l, 900 lbs. just to hand,
L warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. BAYMORE s STONE,
Sc 8 ss No. 6 Campbell's wharf
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100000 TORPEDOS

NE American Manu- factory, a No. l article
~ Of Torpedos put up in convenint sized
boxes for the trade.
ocs C. JORDAN e SON. +
VINEGAR VINEGARl! VINEGAR II!
nLD Is.e Wight Apple Vinegar, for Pick.
oling, at No. 5, Main street, Tor sale by
oc 3 L ~ .FSs3 r. M. z. BELL,
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MRS. WINSLOw,

MRS. INSLOW,
A N INEXPERIENCED U II s K AND
n Female Physician, presents to the atten-
ton of mothers her IL. .i.s ..
Is +-.4t SOOTHING SYRUP.
..st FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
which greatly facilitates the process of teething
by soitening the gums, reducing all infiamma-
tion-will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodic &C
ton, and Is ssoee... : a3
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves, and relief and
HEALTH To YOUR INFANTS.
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AMBROTYPES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
All kinds Of Boots and Shoes made to
r. order by q. A. DAVIS, and warranted
NJ. equal to any brought from Philadelphia
- in regard to finish, and certainly supe-
rior in point of durability. c DAVIS,
Sc % IA Church street.
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MO L MACK Err EL-For sale by
Nv se27 n.t RF JAMES.
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LUCUoT MUU NTAIN COAL.
WE are now receiving orders for this Justly
ceiepratea Coal. Families wanting win.
yer supphes. will do well to call and leave their
'sne small cargo now momently expected, not
quite all engaged. Price ii cents per bushel
for Cash.
aus DELK & LINDSEY.
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CELEBRATED NO1SELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
NEW STYLES-PRICES, $50 TO $l25
HEMMERS, SIS EXTRA.
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.acher of vocal music asked u old
il her grandson had an ear Tor nu-
: oval" quoth the old woman, Il
y don't know, won { you take the
10 and see?
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GUPEKFINE FLOUR Bbh. Rich
~ mond Inspection Superfine Flour, for sale
low to close consignment
&C 10 LEIGH & BRO
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LrLUID-By retail at No. S, Main Street,
L Norfolk, by nj. E. Bell, opposite Farmers
Bank.
&C M. Z. BELL.
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Com ETHING Worthy of Notice-You
- can't make pure grain without good Seed.
We have few bags prime white Wheat put up
especially for seed, for sale by
Sc 8 DELK X LINDSEY
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NEW YORK AUCTION GOODS.

ELAVORING EXTRACTS-A.f full sup
Il ply Oh hand at Proprietors rates, go.
ocl '3 KING TOY.
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Oh, yes" says the stranger, "you can
1t him if you'll only bring some shay
:, and kindle a fire uader him, as l
-" And then he laUg ell again, and
came away they were playin a
% to ace who should take EN- both
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THE MEDICAL tuBLJC.-Shortly
DO published tnS following list oil
lical works
arms on the Hand.
lole on the Arm.
racks on the Head.
Blow on the nose.
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SOAP cEc--l00 boxes Soap, 100 boxes stare
~ 100 boxes Adamapane Candles for sale b.
&C 10 LEIGH b BRO,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23

TnE SECRET BALLOT ~ TrscASY. \ cor.
respondent Of The Newark Daily Ad'ertis.
er. in letter da,el Florence, Aug. -. says
Of the secret ballot in the Assembly:
The manner Of voting adopted here de-
mand. a word Of description. In front Of
the seat Of the presiding officer, and in
view OF the whole honse, are two slender
column. OF unequal height, upon which me-
talic vases are placed. These vases have
broad shallow tops jpiued to narrow necks'
which connect with the body below. When
the ballo,ins is going on, each member as
his name is called in alphabetical rotation,
advances to the pll ,form and receives from
the hands Of one OF the Secretaries black
and white ball. Contrary to our custom.
the black ball signifies affirmative, while the
whIte means negative or nothing. This
habit Is revived from the custom Of the an
Gent floren,inc Republic. Tho voting
member deposits both balls. II he wishes
to give his voice in tho affirmative no dcPos'
its the black one in the vase upon the tall
column. and the white in that upon the
other. or vice versa. In this way the ut
most secrecy is secured, not even the one
from whose hand the ballots are received
knowing into which vase the black or the
white one goes"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23

MoNsTER BALLOON Since the balloon
trip from 5. Louis to New York State. OF
Mr.. Wise and bis companions, the idea OF
crossing the Atlantic by balloon seems to
be gaining advocates. A New York paper
says
IAN aerial ship, called the City Of New
York. intended Tor trans. Atlantic voyage,
has been in Ihc course Of construction for
some months pas, in the vicinity Of New
York, and is now so nearly completed tina,
she will DO ready TO undertake the trip in
October. The aeronaut who has charge OF
the enterprise is Mr.. Lowe, Of New Ilamp.
shire, who has made several successful as
tensions. The dimensions OF the air ship
are greater than those Of any balloon preyi.
ously built. The capacity Of the gas re-
cciyer is I2j 900 cubic feet; the aggregate
height OF the balloon from the valve to the
bottom Of the boat, is upwards oi 800 feet ;
the diameter, $50 feet. Mr.. Lowe proposes
to so directly from New York to London IN
IS TO g hours"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
FrEsr DAr.

There has been little accomplished to-day
except making entries and the organization
Of committees. There has been the usual
amount, OF hurry and hustle, OF running TO
and fro. and Of delay and indeci'ion, which
characterize such gatherings. and which
usually occupies good share OF the time.
The people a, our Far. usually make the
show. but unless there il an improvement,
it cannot be said 80 Of This one, for unless
there is rush to-day or to morrow, in poin,
Of numbers in attendance the exhibition
mus, be regarded as failure.
| took stroll among tho stall. contain.
ing the neat stock, this afternoon, which is
the mos, attractive feature OF the exhibition.
Kennebec carries of the palm IN this de-
par,ment, and | do no, think there is \
County in New England tina, supasses her.
| have heard II remarked that there has
been gradual Improvement in the neat
stock department since the organization Of
the Society, both in the nnmber OF entries
made and in the size and quality OF the
breeds. Ny limits will permit me to notice
only few Of tbs more prominent entries.
The first specimens tina, attracted my
attention was pair Of four years old grade
Durham cattle, owned by Ii. F. Hilton of
Stark, measuring eight fee, and ono inch,
and weighing fOr,y.two hundred. A pair
OF matched steers, two years old, and meas
uring six and one half feet, were entered by
the same person.
Grade Durham bull. weight 1905 lbs.
owned in Monmouth.
Grade Durham COW, weight 1911 lbs,
with twin calves, Eve months old, weighing
s57 lbs.
Grade Durham bull, two years old, glrth
seven feet four inches. weight 1900 lbs,
owned by stephen Weston, LitehGeld.-
Prico $3.50.
There are also large number Of entries
of Dsyons, Ayreshires, and specimens Of the
old.fashiOned breeds, most OF them looking
well and speaking we'll for the perseverance,
Of those who raised them.
The display Of horses, so far as have
seen, is rather inferior.
Ino,iced breeding mare, Of the Morgan
stock, aud four OF her colts, entered by ME-.
s. IIayford OF Hartford. The ycarling
weighs six hundred, the two-years old ten
hundred and twenty-five. the three years
old. eleven hundred. and the four years old
which is stallion Offine appearance weighs
eleven hundred lbs. Mr.. Forbes also enter
cd a mare and colt, which l have no. seen.
These, with the IlOugh'on horse, are oil the
entries from Oxford County.
The weather looks unfavorable. A strong
wind is blowing from the south. and rain
il indicated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23

Affairs ~ Miuco. 4 letter from the
city Of Mexico dated Aug. %, says that the
whole character Of the local discussions ha.
changed, and gossip was then occupied in
discussing the probable advent Of f,v
thousand Americans 10 aid tho liberal Gov.
eminent in paeifying the country and -.
tablishing order in IL. Tie writer adds.
lit is said the clergy have positive aiyi.
ccs from their agents in the United State,
that the advent Of the Americans is certain
and their councils have therefore, been re.
quent. ii.orderly, and, 80 tar. completely
unprOducilve Of results. The chief bishop,
OF the country are now here 10 confer with
the archbishop, and several Of the leadin,
military men Of this party are ordered hcra
n TORN plans for the emergency. II !, al.
ficult to say what they will decide upon
but /, is reported, and generally believed,
they will decide upon making a desperate
eight against the Constituiionalists. no mat
ter whether they obtain ald from the Uni.
,cd States or not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23

shsw nearly equally balanced. And still
another man@uvrs was 60, up to help their
sinking cause. \ portion Of the party pro-
iessed great dislike to buchanan and his
administration, and stood Gu, in advance OF
their party, in advocating popular SOW.
ereignty. This was kind Of sugar coated
preparation to draw % unwary Republi.
cars. and make a bali way house Tor pOli,i.
cal .,rasslsr.. Bsi he wlOls prOsromns
yea, a complete faihrc. The people saw the
cheat and in thunder tones rrbuked both the
rotten.hear,ed demago ,ues and their trrA.
sonable schemes. Maine has again spoken.
declaring her undyiug hostility to the irai.
,orous plots Of the enemies Of the Union.
The proud Gag Of Liberty aoats still higher
FROM every hilltop in Maine. Freedoms
fres. Ers, lighted mp by the heroes Of the
revelation from every mountain in the hi.
rigo State, send up their blazing light high
er and higher Shout. Of victory. and the
pcaling, echoinc notes Of triumph are horne
upon every breeze; while rejoieinss and
heartfelt, congratulations make glad the
hearts Of the seventy thousand freemen Of
Maine who will neither how down to the
idol or worship the image the slave o'igar-
cty have set Up. Nine times nine for the
Pine Tree State. the gallant little Republic
that will lead the Republican army Of the
Union % certain victory in the coming con.
tee, Of eighteen hundred and sixty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23
Poland Murder Case.

William Edwards and Joshua Edwards.
arrested Tor the alleged murder Of Mary Jane
verrill, in May. lSis. had their elamina-
ton in New Gloucester last week beforc
Thomas johnson aud Sevall Gross. Esq..
l, lasted four days, during which large
amount Of testimony vas introduced for
the purpose Of showing the guilt Of the
prisoners.
The circumstances relied upon mainly to
convict the accused, were - disconnected
and uncertain. and the confessions made by
one Of the respondents while under the IN.
rusucc Of fright and fear, were 50 ineonsisi-
en-; aud improbable, tina, nothing like a case
OF conviction Tor murder was made out
agains, either. The State proved tie girl
missing since May, lSiS, but tailed to show
she wa. dead, much lee, murdered.
In order to quie, the Pgblic mind, which
at Fret was mos, intensely excited against
the prisoners, more than to meet any thing
proved against them. among other things
they introduced proof to show that the girl
alleged to have been murdered, wrote let
ter to an acquaintance in Poland, in sep
tembcr. Is4s, aud that she was seen alive
and well in Boston, in 1851, by gentle
mau who was acquainted with her prior to
her diappearanee. and knew her we'll. The
respondents were both discharged.
John J. Perry and d. W. Scribner,
Counsel Tor the prisoners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-09-23

TRouRLK on TuE EEIE RAILROAD. The
workmen on the Erie Railroad. y. Y eI.
aspera ted at not receiving their pay prompt
ly, suspended work on tn 10th. The riot.
ers barrieaded the road, at Bergen tunnel,
50 that trains were unable to pass. The
riot, after two or three days vas dispersed,
and some 20 arrested. On Monday about
200 assembled at the house OF policeman
Austin, who had been active in quelling the
disturbance, and fired several shots into the
house, Que Of which graled the head Of bis
child. The citizens assembled and again
dispersed them, arresiing number more Of
the mob. The examination Of the prisoners
commenced Monday.