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LATER FROM ST.. DoMINeo.-The brig H.; c.
Brooks, at New York, from Gonaives, brings dates
TO Nov 80 The market for provisions was well
sunplied The coffee crop was very late. although
reported good; sales were being made at Sl32@ lS6,
currency, per 100 lbs. Logwood S45@4S per 1000
lbs, There was no political news of Importance.
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The clerks in the St. Louis Post Office 'struck'
on Saturday last, because the office was not warm
ed; the Treasury Department at Washington re
fusing to authorize furnish the necessary heating
apparatus The citizens had to wait twenty-four
hours for their mail matter, in consequence, and
would have been compelled to wait still longer,
but for the fact that the postmaster took on him
self the responsibility ofputtng up stoves and then
nranhed the fact 10 WashinUtnn
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An EVIL 0MEN.-A correspondent oF the n. Y
Erpress says that on Friday while discard and con
fusion prevailed upon the floor of the House and
threats Of disunion were freely uttered, and the
seeds Of disunon unsparngy sown, he stepped out,
and as his eye turned upward toIook upon the stars
and stripes that are always floating owe? both the
Senate and the House when in session be discover
ed that the House flag rent from end to end,
and that the two parls into which it was severed
were flying on the breeze, altogether independent
and irresnectiYn of each nther.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

Elections at Lowell and Neyyburyport, Mass
NEwBURYPoET, Dec. l2.-Currier, the Citizens
candidate for Mayor, was elected to-day, over
Coffin, Republican.
LOWELL, Dec I2.-B. C. Sargent, the Republi-
can candidate, was elected Mayor to-day.
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DO UUU VI.Cts. -
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, December 13-Cotton is frm-sales Of
5000 bales including 2.700 balesn transit-at l2 cts
for strict Middng New Orleans and with GIG freight
Flour is heavy-sales of II 900 bbs Ohio So 7OG5 So
Southern s. 60G575. Wheat is dull and holders refuse
to accept material decline in prices demanded by buy
erS sale Of Chicago Spring at $1.l5 Corn is buoyant
sales of "a 900 bushels, white sS90 cts; yellow 86
81 cts; Old 05ll9G cts Pork closed heavy SIG %
Lard i firm at loAGl1@ cts. Whiskey closed firm at
26H127 cts. Sugar is fir New Orleans S4GSK cts.
Muscovado 7a7K cts Coffee is firm. Molasses is more
active sales of old at As 44 cts 5Od52 Spirits
Turpentne steady Rosin is dull Rice is steady at 81
d44 cts.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13-Flour is frrn-saes of Super
hne at 50 % so Wheat is active-white 37l43 cts
red 1872 cts. Corn is active-new yellow 1880 cts.
Whiskey is steady at &c K(G274 cts.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 12-FOur dull; sales at S5 35i5 40
Whtskey is not firm. Hogs-The large receipts and
tghtness Of money has unsettled the market At the
close, two lots averaging 200 lbs could have been pur
chased at 80 light weight hogs unsaleabe
receipts since Saturday, 81 900 hogs Provisions dull
Mess Pork Sl6 Lard, 10Gl04 cts.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 12.-Cotton The market was
slightly dearer to-day; sales of 1000 bales.
SAVANNAH, Dec l2.-Cotton.-Sales o-day of 800
bales at stifer prices Middling Upands quoted
l0HG1OZ cts
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l3.-The steamer Tennessee
from Vera Cruz, is below, having advices to the
Sth.
The steamer Granada has arrived
Arrirad-RnrE Innnnia frnn Raltimnre
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A singular instance of voluntary starvation oc-
Cured recently near Oskaloosa, Iowa. lady la
boring under a mental alteration for some time
finally, about two months since came to the deter
mination to starve herself to death. She refused
every kind of nOurshment, even water, and at last
died, after living without liquids or solids of any
kind for siry eight days. 1t is proved by ample au-
thority that during that time she never took two
ounces of any nourishment whatever.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

Mu1rARY.-The gentlemen of Anne Arundal Co.,
have formed very efficient cavalry company, and
elected the following officers: Sprigg Howard,
Cantain: James Iglehart, lst Lieutenant F. Ball,
2d Lieutenant; J. B. Stewart, Cornet. The mill
tarv spirit manifested in the county is highly cred
liable.
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1NV,SEHENTO

The MusEUM.-The Museum company are fast
growing into favor. Mr.. Howe is an actor of de-
cided ability. Tonight good bill is presented.
New ASSEMBLY RoOMs.-Mrs D. p. Bowers will
lustrated Lecture Subject: "Song and Passion"
The high reputation which this lady enjoys is the
best assurace that the entertainment offered will be
excellent.
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NAVAL lNrELUGENCE.-The Commander of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard has got orders from the De-
partment, at Washington, to have the steam frigate
Niagara housed over forthwith; it is said By men
who are thoroughly skilled in naval architecture
that the Niagara is failure a nan-of-war.
We are informed that the Boston Harbor Com
mittee had an interview with the President He
has granted their request and has accordingly in
structed the Secretaries Of War and Navy to ap-
noint General Totten, Prof. Bache and Captain
Davis, who are to compose the commission, to sur
vey and examine the harborsof Boston. These gem
tlemen will shortly proceed to Boston to perform
the duty assigned them.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

Sporting lNTELLIGENCE.-Aaron Jones has ad-
dressed letter to the New Y ork Herald in regard
to the contemplated fight between ''Tom Sayers''
and the "Benicia Boy" He says that he was in
dueed to iorcgO the first chance Of fighting Savers
in order to accommodate hi friend, Mr. Heenan
but is prepared at any time to fight Savers for S25
or s., 500 just as the champion peases. lie says:
81 intend being present at the contest between
the Benicia Boy and the English champion. and the
moment lis concluded my hat will be in the ring
for Savers acceptance in coni!mato of the match,
which will previously have been made on my ac.
count
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

In the Virginia Legislature, on Monday, a me
mortal was received by both Houses praying the
communication Of the sentence OF Edward Coppie
now in prison at Charlestown. In the House among
other resolutions offered, was the following:
To refer to the committee on the affair at Har
per's Ferry, and modify the existing law so as to
make negroes competent witnesses in all cases of
conspiracy with slaves to rebo &c.
Also, that the same committee inquire into the
measures to be taken to counterva hostile egisIa-
tion Of those States which have passed laws de-
signed to defeat the efficiency of the laws of the
United States, for snrrend er af fngtive slaves.
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The Charleston Mercury informs US that gentle
man from Northern climate Mr. Gillet-was
waited on by a few "friends" at the Planters
Hotel, on TUESDAY evening and informed that
Charleston did not require bis presence. Acting
the suggestion, Mr.. Gillet took the first train
North.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

The Charleston papers are complaining OF the
weather. The Mercury of Saturday says on Thurs
day. at noon, umbrellas were found necessary TO
ward off the heated rays of the sum- at midnight
was freezing, and Yesterday several persons had to
break the ice in their bed-chambers to perform the
mornings ablutOn.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

A New PAPER-The Kent Conseruaior, is the
name of new weekly paper just started at Ches
tertown, Maryland by J. Leeds Barrol, Esq. 1t
is neatly printed, and in politics is Democratic.
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WEDDING PRESENTS of the richest and rarest kinds
now opening at CANFIELD, BRO. & co.
NEw STYLES MALACUTTE WRITING DESKS
Dressing Cases. Glove Boxes, Portfolios, ukstands,
ope Cases Jewel Cases Paris Fans Opera Classes London
Gold Watch Chains.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
The above goods, selected !y Europe
this offered moderate prices wholesale and
retail.
CANTIELD, BRO. & CO,
d8.tfr 229 Ballimore street
ASELLING OFF AT COST!
Pa TR's RGkE fMJTA thA4ck kHAALS'
Intending engage in the WHOLESALE BUSHES
Exclusively, have determined close my large
beautiful stock AT COSThe richest and varied
rfered in this country, consisting of
GLASSWARE, cut pressed and engraved, of
BOHEMIAN. FRENCH, AND
AMERICAN MANUFACTURE
CHINA WARE, OF INDIA, FRENCH, ENGLISH,
DRESDEN AND SWISS MAKES.
VASES, STATUETTS, ORNAMENTS AND NOTIONS
PARIAN GOODS.
SIIVERFLATED SETS, CASTOES, &c.
CUTLERY, WATERS, &C.
DINNER SETS.
TEA SETS,
TOILET SETS
COMMON GOODS.
And endless variety of beautiful and articles
every thing pertaining the business, are
entirely having imported my Winter
Sales previous to my intention change my business
CALL EARLY as ! expect to close up by De EMBER
NEXT and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST To do so TIME WILL BE GIVEN on large sales to
satisfactory purrhascrs If wanted CITY and C1IrNTRy
nr,T UpS ~, c,.a;,;, - ...n, =. a.i, s i ~ -, -
DH GU" ''''- az '''' " an al" se1 i'i 'l'eii
selves.
ni-9 m Bsitimorr 69t pmt.N, Street
Near Charles
FS STORE FOR RENT 020tJlr
EUS 7 OPEN ED.
~ our large and va led mt of
for Fail s5d a5s TS5h SsTnE btS .sta fSSa Win great
TRADE we feel gratGed in bei1g eGe to o,r NOR de-
Sirable assortment than - have heretofore
Uav,,, nrc.,ral o. jd;,nG, f,a;ia. i, ,, ~ ,.
ng sGs r3SEED IT, l 1@KG G GsHkfS ca" offer ao
s.,r |'NHlAb!'f' "aLA m d Co.,
.' .toIe seG
1 lBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON
Iny frat class Mercantile r Stc Sarr;tias loft NJ m
me for sale MARTIN LEWIS,
sltfr Ei,t i,o fa hon ,ssI," fn StSeeI,b S'r,b
-- 10 o ~ -
rIorp
Y HGoi. T.r III, -, -,
"''9' ''N" "'i' i''' -, t,,, h"t sly p -
o'''''' LIS, u Sn.s,,s a. Svi wharf
CATT
y 4nI .acLsC Sal, f,,s. 1,,,,,i,, s,.a, :; L.. g..
suit purChasershy IL '''' ~
T57771,,,7 >h. Vi lt9s: y W:
CLOVERSEkD.
~ 10" 9uSIei' Ne" C'o'erS'Sd lof stp ny
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The legacies of the late Baron de Goldsmith, the
Jewish millionaire of London, regular as
as they were liberal. Exclusive of the immense
1 to he
following: To decayed members of the London
Stock Exchange &C years of age, S1OO, 900; to
widows of members, 100000; to poor Quakers,
S25, 900; to the of poor Quakers to apprentice
denominations in Brighton, the place of his resi-
dence, $50, 900; to the porters and policemen on
the London and Brighton Railway, to purchase for
each porter six pounds of roast beef and plum pud
ding on every New ears day, the interest of
500, 600; to Peter Thompson, of Brighton, who
had cut his hair for forty-five years, S2,5OO; to
each of his clerks, six in number, who have been in
his employ fifteen years, Sl5 5,00O
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14

R. H. Glass, Esq, the Postmaster of Lyuchburg,
has refused to deliver from his Office copies of the
New York Tribune.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

BREMEN-Ship Ferdinand.
casks wine, A. Schumacher & Co.: do potatoes Sc
boxes mdse. Stelman HeDricks & Co 40 d.. Drost 4
Sutro 240 do wine 20 casks do IL beer
cigars Pracht, Voneif Co 81 do, Marburg Co; 90
do do. mdse Gail II AK; do, C nfield, Bros 4 Co..
do Cortlan & Co. 10 do Lerew, Sander & Co.; pkgs
do boxes cigars Beck Bachman; do. glass ware, 2
do preserves, bbls potatoes, 50 pkgs. mdse., F. L.
Brauns Co; 27 do II. F. Alber x Co; 16 do 800
demjohns. box cigars casks pears Geyer Wilkens:
35 pkgs mdse., +. W. Il f. Damman; l3 do Hodges
do, \: j. Albert; do, G Spilker Co.. % do f. Uhr
aub 90 boxes cigars. 454 do pipes 14 do pipe heads
A. Seemuller Sons; 500 pkgs mdse., order.
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DMnUs ann Musif.
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GAEHLE
4 W W4REROOMs
Nos Is, II and 10 n EUrAw STREET

OFFICE:
N NoRTHEAsT CORNER OF EUTAw AND FAYEr1E STREETS,
me undersigned has ways hand one oi the atsss.
tissortments of PIANO FORTES in TINS clty WHICH loI
beauty Of finish, power and etness OF tone easucy o
touch, have by judges been pronounced uhrValeu a.,
The highest Premiu Gold Mtddl-wtS itWarGeu thelh
1859
Every Piano guaranteed for five and privilege of
exchange granted atany time within SIX hohthS from Gay
OF sale, If not entirely satisfactory
Terms and prices liberal and call isrespectfuy solicited
before purchasing elsewhere. 49,, -. , ,
81 Pianos taken in exchange hired tun ID and repaired
Several Secondhand Pianos for safe low for cash
~
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BOARD OF TRADE.

Committee Of Arbitration for tie month OF December
G. W. GAIL.
HENRY JAMES, MA MITCHELL.
c. C. BALDWIN RICHARD TYNES
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Coroner Sparklin hel an inquest over the body
of an infant which found by officer McCurdy,
near the intersection of Chesapeake street and Eas-
tern avenue. 1t was apparently only few hours
old The back part Of its head was crushed and the
jury rendered a verdict of ''death from violence at
the hands Of parties unknown to the iury."
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And endless variety Of beautiful and articles, with
every thing pertaining the business, which
entirely having been imported for Fall and Winter
Sales previous to my intention change my business
CALL EARLY as ! expect to close up by De EMBER
NEXT, and will POSITIVELY SELL AT AND BELOW
COST. To do TINE WILL r. GIVEN on large sales to
satisfactory purchasers if wanted. CITY and COUNTRY
DEALERS and families invited call and see for them
selves.
D PRESTON PARR,
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For Shipping Intelligence, sec 4th page

EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
AsPINwALL-Brig Ocean Belle.
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IRA LBERG,
STRAK KOSCH,
and c. SATTER.
a so from Of the eminent Professors and
eu in the country.
WIN. KNABE Il co,
lis. 5 and NORTH EUTAW STREET,
and No DOT BALTIMORE STREET,
hetween Charles and Light streets,
you'd respectfully invite the attention OF the public C their
vel! assorted stock of
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOFORTES,
which, for beauty Of finish, power and sweetness OF tone
and elasticity touch have been judges pronounced
rvaled Every Piano guaranteed for five years. and pliv
ege Of exchange granted at time within months, If
not entirely satisfactory
Terms liberal calf is respectfully solicited before pur
chasing elsewhere
Pianos taken in exchange, hired, tuned and repaired
KNABE
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WHITE BEANS.-l2O bushels prime quality
w White Beans for sa'a by
,l0-tf CARR, GIESE 4 co.
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NEW YORK. PtEi{
1N PHILADELPHIA,
AND BOSTON
c,...u,,r on hand =, s EXCHANGE,
nQ-tfr pIrpvr,
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HR@ THE BEST
E44aefszz5E44z1.E# = " s
II " ARE MANUFACTURED BY
CHICkERIN G l. SONS,
Who have received 10 Medals the first premiums over all
competitors in the United States
A number of Baltimore made Pianos Among them 4
Grand, for sa' e cheap
MELODEONS AND MUSIC
III PIANOS FOR RENT
Istfr No iSou.h calvert street
ssySzzEzu PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS.
@E GOLD MEDALS
IN n IN THREE SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute.
Besides first premiums at Fairs In Philadelphia, Washing
TESTIMONIALS OF FxCELLENCE
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CARR, GIESE & co.
y 000 BBLS. ROSENDALE CEMENT and
%.OOO CALCHNED PLASTER, just received and for
sale by
CARR, GEESE X CO.
HEMLOCK FENCING, RAILS AND WHITE
IL PINE FLOORING-2oj,U0 900 fe-t for sale by
CARR, GIESE & co,
.u.. - An.f
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PROVIDENCE MARKET December 10.-WooL.-Ra-
ther more inquiry, without change prices The sales
for the week have been ~ 200 lbs Fleece at from 3S
to 56c 600 lbs. Foreign at from 2S to 31c.
PRINTING CLoTHs-The following the sales for the
week:
$500 pieces 64x64, SIC.
l5000 do 64x64, private terms
5000 do 60x6S 5%c
5000 do GOx64, SIC
5000 do 60x64, private terms
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WILMINGTON MARKET, Dec. I2-Turpentine-
Sales Saturday of S73 bbls and to-day of 222 do
81 for yellow dip; s212 for virgin and 81 hard
per $50 lbs
Spirits Iurpentine-Sales on Saturday of $50 bbls al
40h cas-. per gallon. in extra bbs.
Rosin.-Nothing doing in either grade.
Tar-Sales on Saturday of q bbs. at 81 20 per Dbl
and to-day of 26 do. at same price.
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V0-ITT u IIfI
NELLING OFF AT COST!

P-ARR'S emma HALL
A RARE CHANCE
Intending 10 engage in the Wholesale BUSHES
Exclusively, have determined close out my large
beautiful stock AT COSTthe richest and varied
,Gered in this country, consisting of
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~ALI.
- 4O sacks c. A salt just landingior sale in lots to
suit purChasershy
CARR. GIESE y co.
rnCr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

UOrS-Neu Nofk-ssle. from 10 90 lsssnts.
tth su,,ll demand lar lsj,.. Olj, : ceuts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

PowTR oT WAVES. A visit to the IVES,
pier will exhibit some most interesting facts
in this connection. Besides tons Of gravel
and stone weighing from one to Eve hun.
drcd pounds carried quite over the pier,
two Of the hswn stone IN the stone pier
weighing nearly a ton each aud held in
their places by other tons, secured by the
hcst skill ofthe engineers who supcrintend-
81 ihe work were moved from their position
during the ate storm. one Il thes, stones
was rcich,d through erevicc-, admitting
10, 10 exceed bucket ol water at each
rise Of the waves The other laid end wiss
TO the lake, presenting 10 the action Of the
waves a surface Of about :vo feet square
th. though bound all aronnd and above by
tons o. ike stone and secured by skilllul
engineers, ike the other, /, moved from it.
place BY the mere force of elements,
lOsweso Times, Thursday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
NEe me- WEs
INNoCULATIoN.

POISONOUS INAUGURATION.
Per'on, Who. by aeeilen, or otherwise, become
iHpOculsted with ANY mahgaaa, disorder. will hnd
the Il n Il rsuedie. prompt. qu'ck aai efficient.
Per.oas Who have suiIsred from ehrunic Serofua
syphilis, or the Effects Of MeUnrial treatment, aye
informed that Railway. Reuovatiny Resolvsnt
viii qu,ckl, free the body from corrupt humor,,
whether tn sane he generated within the body
Gom ueslect OF IN treatment. os innoculaicd ihro'
iaii.crction or accident. We have known hund.
eel. ia ,hi. city, uihns ava their time. snj sui
frriug the most severe torture, r years. brcn sud-
deal, RESTORED To- health by u :, u remedies. In
al cases Of recent d,ie-ihat i. un,ler one year
Rdwa,'s Reuovating Rc.el'sat will remove all
pa,aluI diaeullic. and o.truct,ons inIvo or three
DAYS. lt~iI. 10 al ehronic ease. Of ioos .land.
in.. prove 20. p,,ent cheaey within ~ days. H.
taking 4 4 Rcsol,rnt, every paiieni .houll take
ons Of Rajsay'. Regulation. At night. To Keep the
BowsIs. Liver snd k,dnr,. rrgular.
for acute pa,as, either rheumatic, per'ou. OF
oeunlsic, RR RELIEF viii stop the most severe
psruNysns IN a irW minutes.
Sold b, n. Z. BATES i co, Pans; and b,
". 4. RUST. VI. u. south Pari..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
n,r,ru NJ r,nlINn. Mr. R,rnnm w.,

BAENrx N ENGLAND. Mr.. Barnum wss
announced IN repeat his lecture on Mon.
ey making" a, Oxford few evening. ago,
but the undergraduates resolved upon put
ting him down. Immediately on making
his appearance he was salutsd with vollics
Of groans and misses, ani, although he
made several attempts TO obtain hearing
hscOuld no, succeed. and therefore sat down,
telling the audience that he was in no
hurry. and willing 10 abide their time. -
This elected rOar. Of laughter. renewed
with increased force when Barnum told
them be was " an old Snowman, and, A.
they had paid their money they might
take their choice. and hear him or not /;
that !, rested entirely with themselves, FOR
he was prepared To carry out bis contract,
but Il they preferred 90 receive nothing, he
should not quarrel with their decision, but
PICKET the affront with the cash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

put0sorur 90 ENp0BsINC. one II the
NOS, spacious and wealthy merchants was
about 90 visit Europe, aui sei,in: bis house
10 order before be lsf,. closed conver,a-
ton with h,. son aud heir as follows
" Now, a. a lasting lesson, look at those
-four notes " and be put into bis hands four
notr- o. hand Of SIS, 900. maxim: SlOO,.
OOo. with DO. name on the back. "rIosc. 90
said be. " are the price paid Tor endorsing
fora friend. weekly "a, my name on
them, and had % pay them a. you see.
whenever any one asks you TO endorse look
4; those notes before You reply"
lUuitci State. Economist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

THE NV C,NADuN TAEITT AD1rTED. a
Tor-utl dcsTatch states that the new ,aria
bAs been earned through the Committee
with few alterations, CONSENTED 90 by the
Inspector General, the most important Of
which arr, that the new duty on tea and
grc,n cuiTgc does not come into effect until
ths srs, OF January, 1869 the rate then 70
b. - Ter cent. al val0rym; and the new
duty on sugar commences on the l., OF July
nsI,, the rate to BE- 80 to 20 Ter cent, as-
cori.uc 90 the quality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

A l,wIm EUILlED IRON TAX BAE.
John Percy, an attorney OF Albany, re-
Gently commenced ,iE,y-,,ygn suits hr libel
agains; the rroprie,or' Of the Evening Jour
nal, one ia every county in the State. and
some in Pennsylvania. The gross amount
Of damage, claimed reached the cnormou,
sun Of SI.3oo,ooo. On aPph,asion Of de-
isudant'' attorney, the suits were cousoli.
dated into one, and on trial the jury found
a verdict Tor defendants, and the lawyer
w, subsequently, expelled from the bar.
Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

ONroRr. ~.-Mnrch 3Oh,, \. ID. 1859.
TAKEN nn execution, an ualcss previously re-
/ ds.m-i. Will be- .,ll t. the highest bidder.
NJ, pnblic auctinn, on Mpnli,, the si,t~rath day
Il Nav next. At trp o'clscl. \. VI, At the office
oCSiilyaa e. haI5cw., In Buck6eld. "a aid
C,rnty. ~ thr righi ~ .,Irity which Fearing
Wiilist,l 80 th' third iay " NAV, An. 1858,
the IL, whoa the same va, attached On the orig.
inai writ-, q redeem c'riiin piece II mnrtglged
real estate situated ~ lleh.np, being the sonlh.
eel, part OF lot ~. }. 81 Mage AL hrst dlvi'.
inn ct l,t. IN s,,i tpsp, c,ptaining sixty acres,
p,1rr 10 tees. lsing the sane prenise. dcscrib
81 IN q aprtg,g, d.cl thrr,f from the ss'd
Fra,ins Will, G, r,,n,. 'inp y Moses, dstei
Nnrh IAN, 1851, anl ''c'fird with oNiord
R-garl,, bp,k 1913. Page -. rrirrcacc thereto
I.isg haI ftfa more u1rtici ',r description Their.
g. J. W. WRITTEN, Derry Sh'G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22
Sherif's Sale.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-22

4 HAtT PINr OF CuETNUrs. some
POOR children in Ssutcsbury, in this cOun-
", last iall gave Rev Asa Bullari halt a
pint OF chestnuts Tor the Massachusetts,
sabbath School Society. Mr.. Billiard ,0ll
them at auction at festival in Winchester
or -. They were returned 70 him, and
be has continued 20 sell them over till they
have realized $50 50, and part Of them
az still on hand Tor sale The history Of
The ehesinuts mus; he highly satisfactory to
the children who gave them because they
had ~ money. GrccufelI Gazette