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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

NV Cr>r. We Jaw at the Pos, OGcc,
Tuesday, cent Of the new issue. IL is the
same ia" Of those made in 1858. bu, has in
place Of the turkey buiIard. the head Of an
Indian s'rl, with a cap of feathers. on
which is inscribed the word " Liberty. 4"
The colnisa great Improvement, upon tic
ull one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

ANDRosoOcciN DErurirs. Sheriff Clark
has appointed the following deputies /.
y. Parker. Lewiston, james Weymouth,
Saba,,i''ille, T.. q. Fuller. Turner; Al
bert Croker, Mechanic Fali, Nelson
S,rout, Durham John A. IIaye,. Liver.
more; Stephen Gould, Lisbon; VI. Il.
Walker, Wilton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

Mr.. Douglas is regarded shaving 'urren-
d,rcl 10 tho Administration, Or rather to
ITS most Efficient manager SiIdell. both in
entering the party caucus 50 promptly and
in having subscribed 10 i,s tc't, 50 much
more readily than even the respected and
accepted southern scn0tor. were willing to
dc. This humiliatpg concession on his
part, will not propitiate the favor OF tho
rrc.ilen, in the least, who has constltu-
.tioual rcpusnnnce to such forgiveness, as
would restore their former relations. Nor
Mil il do much to elevate him In the esii-
nation Of those whose personal devotion to
nj. cause. Involved the sacrifice ofall favor
and terms with the Administration. And
he will discover at the Charleston ConVen'
ton in 1860, that the anImosity OF his ri
walls will not have been diminished IN tho
leas, by these prc.cn, Ovcrture' for cone'lia-
ton and oblivion Of their recent esranse-
men,. Washington Correspondent Bil'i'
more American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

DR.. Cossswell is respectfully informed
tina, we do no, keep depO, for the sale Of
quack medicines, and never make uss Of
such articles. II be wishes to usS our ad.
ver,i.ing columns. he can do 50 upon the
payment Of fair equivalent in cash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

John A. Washington, adycrtises n run
away negro iron Mount Vernon. and oGers
$500 reward for his recovery. This fellow
lives in the house once occupied by Wash
ins,ou. and on his lands still rest the ashe.
Of the /" Father OF his country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

THE Stars AND STRIPES" Frank les
lie, the Prince Of publishers OF illustrated
papers, has just issued new weekly. with
the above title. IL. contains i6 pages Of
matter, handsomely illustrated, in each
number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

mens thereon no, exceeding twenty-five dol.
lars per share.
A resolve was passed Monday, to provide
book case for the Agricultural room.
IsDu.
Wednesday morning, Jan. 90, 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28
JOHN ]. FERRY. Editor.

FERNS. dollar and ATTY cents strictly
~ sDvASeE; one dollar and ssveniy-hvC Ceni'
within six months; two dollars The eud Of che
year. To which 6hy gents vii b. addsd TOE
svery year whica payment u DELAYED.
- =. r. Nuns, (suecrssof tsN' u anne ,
Nswspaper Advertising Ageri' Ne 4, See''ii
Builiag. Court street. Bostss, - a"'ho, 'ie" -
receive advert i.emeu. 60 this pspsf a. ne same
rates regairsd by go
rs ". psrrESettL Co, 10 safe So
Bestoa. AID isf Nassau 81, Ne~ hetA' 80 oe'
.I.I, ,.th,i,.d .rrats iof pfocufing Subscriptions
fOr~ srding advertisements.
~ Psymsat ior 40 advertisements 10 held 60
bs doe from the date afthe 6rst iasstiion.
- Communicaiisss should D. d. scied 20
"Ths Oxford Democrat" ratis, We.
Book and Job PIintiug
epnuprty ANp NEATLY ENECITTu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

CouorotirAN ASSOCIATION. We have eI.
amincd with care the rcpor, Of thi, Associa.
ton, bus DO no, find that pictures were
awarded TO any subscriber IN Oxford Coun.
ty. Our friends OF the "Eastcrn Mail" Wat.
erville. have drawn one Of Darlins's Illus.
trations Of Margarct,-a volume we should
value more highly than any other premium
offered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28

fIET. 4 small shop occupied as a shoe
shop aud toll house, at Allcn's Ferry, Dix.
Geld, was burned on TUESDAY morning Jas,
The Gre took in ,he rot, loss $40, -in,ur.
~ SIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28
.rcnNn rAEI. MT Lrs1.

rtAhNN lAAla HIT AlNIs
CYNTHIA Cummings.
Nh. G. Chapman.
Mr. Laura II. Greeley.
Ne. Fanny smith Greeley.
Julir,,c II. Brown.
y EIrpy Chase.
E.tyi.a % Chase.
Virgil n. Paris.
Elmer u. Marble.
4. VI. Rawson.
Hiram jackson.
Ellen Hubbard.
Pyrcu! ]. Parrs.
Ju'ia NJ. Thaycr.
Lucrrtia Jackson.
Ai,ah Black.
Charles \. Black
Elwari Eastman.
Almin J rcrham.
Gco. ~ Hutchinson.
Mary T.. Rawsln.
samuel II Rawson.
". n ;. Ncntrc.
laHMAFA 4 AfNNUs
Mrs ClarissA u Garland.
HARTFORD,
Bsissy n Reel.
Clara VI Eaton.
JENNIE 4. Richardson.
Deborah Robinson.
Master " II. Child.
WATERFORD.
Mr. Ann II Brown.
MIR Betsy II Robinson.
Mrs Eiin Brown.
Mr. Lucy Douglas.
Me- Harriet y. Douglas.
M.s H. Brown.
Me, Florence Brown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-28
Book and Job rrirtiug
10, Al AGENTS.

rRoMPTLY ANp NrArLY EXEcurr
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

NOTICE 10 SKIRT MlNCFACTURERS- =
~ sTElL VIE TEMPERED Al: ooyIIEp. A.: s. EEl
SPRINGS "a SALE, y y
sRooKLYN STEEL SPRING CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
60 Uhcm il m1r 0orfern.

CENTRAL PARK 0RDTNANCES.-The Board
- Q. CoEas O. s C-ltrS Psrk s. ori.. - h-oEs
y suia sta -Ave E-y pr q ise Ceatra ra'A ste;
rsi~s lo-r Ps,l. horseoAt sa= -; tss- a IL
"rice o- lesa- rsd, .; rae sAer--ls 81 Z Pc
vehicle sA4 be permitted IL Re" q. -iaes'Fla
rosd. ias ssEe Beng ervo;e1 ~ svsy = tlss'rs ~
iAs Cea;-l PA 1-p: upor ~ Drive az oa-f eNASs
Al sA-sve-se Eae ulo1 sch ssces AZ P'iAe-
N anna q vsi ,AAl y p-rz,;e. .Aai -pol - DIVE
cLrAss r.s O. - Cea-> PAs % Az P.' i;to ne
cost-1cu. q re - - =. tnozv-ne1e 81 i1E-. ~
sal s-y geno1 uFlu he Cea--s Para ,oi g i-'e Pas'
y ssefnsy eoseh carriage, oae1 vesiar q; - s-
s:zre uF1 pr q CenrA fA-t 70: ise P - O. AZ
!. s.y s-r LA tso-r esE--e s r1f
y r--.o- aha sHPos A-y A-e= .AHI q. .As Pa5 -
Ce-t-s ts-s s1-.F- p-yisy Ace.-ec BY lie b>a q ~
o. ;Ae Ct.. Pst ssA- ts~r,s o.; P-ce-af
b allowed o. IT, Cer,1 pEk
Nc o1sisls es- tisy. wAst saos % oas; v'-i-.s e.y
ia roo6s a.tse 49, o:S-- A. = q sl-y
us-5 io- =. cssss q soocs usrsas-l-- ua-r-s q oA-
g-t.c.s 80 hs Avrc A-y par o; ia- C@-;A fa-k
Nehrssi-.nt a. a. s-ar o. ins-c-u .nrAs- saa- y
.o~-e ce-fral Psst ~aeresy s:ssi q ;as Fsse ay
~ y---a, sa.n .lowe3 70 - is--ss - FAY a.,
s,s Of ata-oe a. o. uA ssy 'ahe O. its;--i rssas oo'
:; CO ooso1e t,ees-i ~ns,svs- lie Cs Psrt
II @: a. eus-s-y wss-- Et p-oF---. ss-zas---e
=. .s s-,. 40. rene n z L. s-s = D C~-. Pa-t
sprd ~ oe >---.saSs-; - Is &ssr4lx AZ :ec.. -
- s--ne Ga-l F--zassA- is siv-a = r~:Sis-
To sioSs tcss-ors ~rFs 3 f'r a5s p-ssc 5. 1--,s
boz-c o Izo1 sic.rs Z - C~-E Pat csEv-1-c
sSa se< q =. = cay 9: sFse7sS iEa A.s a. :-as:
= oeeeeroe . tae - irnn--s q - A. e--c A a -
sae -rrn.-As az ss-sr; q % C-A ~ i ts- Iy .
afy sevsl Tar f0~i.s scol q al; psa,s = is
sbCvs a-ol-. zacrs
eeezsl sl;y . zaissslast1 - > p.sae- oo.--ac
t<fis - Nsyo., Reo-Ss- s.y Ns.sl.s q C-y O..
F4yI,st y tHF,i sssue1- -: az '-e.s ia---T cav,
by o-es- Q: las bo>re
r7.-issz oi - sas-i O. css.s: q. .. oes:.. FI;t
Ds.sS N-~-Ioss- So = lssS
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Bodr6 dun Rooms.
EIFTH-AvENCE HOTEL,
IL ON HIYTH-Ay yENUK,
Al the Ir:ersector Of Broadway opposite kAtsr s7aAss

TO BE OPENED AUGUST y, 1883.
Til Lrs.ior e-sritl. o. u .Ans er-sf no
t-orohs Being u. s~.J d-Ash,tA sla e-orrs Y ss
e;J sne yerJ r-r AZ oOlvrCrE; . a Hss'e Ars .'A
h er. .-rsas-r-u., o ID -.-.bE,sr-ni n. r-.,
A. ro-1--hs- En-e. /. ~o-i--
A. oofoi snd ooaFsaisoo- aAF. sas
Ev-rJ pr-.z.r t.s :at-n .z-.. corutsl sesgrs
tt- positive s.y .: rl-ss or ts- csr<ers q eef.tr.ae
70 tss roof A q p ScoS AZ eo1oe AZ He
layer q oen-lt u. eutEr- srr1tr- Dr. proot
..s;. AT15. - vERreai z Ca RsfEWaf a-sy oouS-e
t5- =. = uPp-r 7oSrA P1 pa "'
Lofy .1a 5o1..1aca. co--1so s--s p-grn-oss.
o., o. -ssi ~ sss,s - .- P = ..s .,., 2, - ~
I'm, 'eoe IA, o-I p ssae ~, Ds l.
r,na Pron-ass- H.f s:,. q sp.sos. e-s.1r CAaHOe,
Loe D-e~.,s RcoCs Wiz A. IL noeerr -o-v-o-A nss-
b~-u especially d-as-ee 70. lie oorfJr Of Aie. -,v-s
Az EIerss eoats.ns u. jcz-a, Of ne day al 81 he
se6.e y tie many o;hsl Of Ho.eL snt ,n-r-
f=esrph oeoe earasciins VIII :. P.'. q ~ o-ssiry
po.srneris p-0yiasa r he lse = E1es sad % Paoc
TIE Fu-lir- saa every Stels ot ~ Z %
sVEstE Az stI fHSSTi:i aSTni designed 'A' '' i''' " "
ps:e .is Ia 20 Sou.e .s p. :rs . riFfsAvESCE
E0TEL, L order 70 Insure 1neei.;e s-elisoa
Al e isi s rasas s4FTES : rs ,5 Z X R.'.: p. AZ: "a
Il sobii-, and 1t -l- Dc CONDUCTED sy
s P..Las: HITCHCOCK. DARLING tcA
FURNISHED ROOMS on the second floor n
LET ars- eea:eLa-r, si.A-r VIZ o. wlao1, pt--is
BOARD I. Jrvs;, scy NJ lss Geenssc beS--- bs-ekei
..c Eousor-
NME. BOYS PRIVATE BOARDING
wi ROUSE. NJ Re d. C i.1e. Chsrp- Eyses PARIS.
The public lior-c "a; IL .b7ve 7-'' e'
tAbhrae-: s.sf.c IL re Z 1e CnAEFs Tsc-s 80
ihe PAs - resP-c-sshty ooHi9 ac X
ceL-u: tstl.. Te-rls 30 - ;, s-c > j. p-r vet
WANTED-A Suite OF THREE or four ROOMo,
w furu,.h-t CT uLfarri.hee sui.sbe - PHYSICIANS
OFFICE Brusi~sy O5a,y 70; rlor- taAr 80 , Ks
fror BroseUEy. h-ts--u Grsrsst s1- ~, earr ',.s
a. Il rs-t Acc-s's A n
r, * ". IA. TrbCts Ofic..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
vi INSTITUTE.
Nc ss 4il-s:- (coeasI 4 keDousslr-) WasAiasrou

Ne-r. CLARK 1 FASSISG. Puserr.Is.


Ne.r. CLARK TANNING PKIsoIFAIa
oP.a. - -tysrie.s:h ao.1 %. "a "a SSP. - rs
s-sct~.f yr-pr.or, . s... :. oa-se IT, Ssnsr q
pUps al ;bs s-p4rners 10 hundred IT. PrtGP,.
Se5al. So: A.. ss'ss--plls Drss5sa PsSnsasar Ee
boz oonP.isoz Ae BY TEN expessroea sT47..o AID In
As,snoed suds1 Of .hs c..l D-psr-neu: as;
suey q s1:bos required for .aEai.so1
Fssnea se eaors csss, Of Co-se uader the Oior of
Pof Joal seF axe ~A7 sAs during zors iAAa twenty
y w.. is.a :, - i ssS .,',f a- sa.. c '.y ssr
NJ. Orl.rco -s 4 1s c-y f- he sres1D-D C-s- q
il s Los =. "a = Fasa Sc Cas- .ss' y Il. ce. 40 NJ CO
peiss krs boz & - President o. Columbia Csss, f- lie
Tls .svlss c.e. L FreoeA hsv. b. rl,oes u.der the
psr0ocn Of Pro- u 6-a WI sgiasz; fO< lGpAri-ns
oo-yeisztio1-l Of ;he ls1El2xe.
Tse IA co-io- sf t1s lasu:s renders easy
e .ose sne 'As. trH a. P. q ;s e'y srookys Jerry
Ne. Ro.s.l. a. Jansca .,s q ,oaA-i osoa-rsaoc
'Ors' B1r-sS. No a sissv Rsynsss Nc Il BO~sy ,aa
A. .ae sesoo-
MADAME MARTINET's FRENCH ,nd
NJ ENGLISH BOARDING az DAY SCHOOL, NJ 3
Wes; sls-., VII r-oPen Tszrstsy, sep- IS
MISSES MARSBALLv BOARDING and DAY
WI SCHOOL for IOUt6 LADIES, Ne lil Wes, STD A. -
see, ~ az etssy., w .7op,n % MONDAY seP- Z
MRS. MEARS-B URKHARDT's
vi FREScs AND EsGLIsa
BOARDING AM s. p. =. sfsS.. Ss. 1913 & YOUNG LADIES'
b-sow ~ " l.,
Asop-1s q TTURsDAY s-y- IS
Nh WARS b RkEAl.DI NJ - receive pa
r.I c1 szA-aaas VIC Esy % coafs. Let 40
AH-r s-p.-
C.-cGA-, n.y ob-.-d spPHe.-oz q. above . ...o
ne bokHu-. q Re Lootvooz Nc A. Broas "a
ss Elsie sore a c Br,aE-s- NJ ~ Brus1wsy
MRS. C0UTANs French and English Boarding
x'A .as Day sesoo ~ jas S.&ss rSps1 Sep Is -
MRS. OKILL VIII REOPEN her BOARD
Av1 ING A. DAr-sCHO0L ts yozIa Laz1-s o. WEDSES
DAY t2s "a Of s-pez,~-, .: Soa a.s 10 C-so, pace
IA U VI y x re cy c. t-e af- -. 10: o. sycezSes
so srpacaoA Prpvi0us q "a sre sr<u sssr->,i
e oeI iaenee I'll ss r-oesv-c sy LEI
AIRS. GIBSON, No. g [ Cnion-s1usre. VII re-
As1 oF-. BE- BOARDING Eae DAY SCHOOL 4. Yo--s La
oAs o u AZ Of sep.erDsE
MR. GEO. c. ANTHON-
AS1 CLASSICAL FRENCH sus ENGLISH SCHOOL
tvlS S!r2.t u Eo.er spa Tssehe-l No - 5rostvsy
r-irr-noes A1c ~ of Sc3o2-a .; RASD0LPaS. Va So
eruaewzy cHRisTERSs NJ. - BroAa.xy; 8: Nc lX
Ssv- t.e .: tAe saAoo- Taere D-pGne1: h SoJs run
.H !eeo 90
MADISON ACADEMY, Msdi.on-sy., eorue, Of
AS1 S9-tr-, 81 - RgoPESED or WEDNESDAY, S~vS
a Eev DAVIS, P-aotpA- R-sn.sn-e, Nc lS Lex
NAE. 2. REICHARDs French and Enzh,k
AN1 BOARDING xas DAY-SCHOOL. fE yozzs lAsssA No
wsc :nz<-, VII L-oeES o THURSDAY s-pc Is
MURRAY HALL.
vi Tse Rev. J J. ELNEypoRFs SCHOOL "a. YOUNG
LADIES Nc lei Wes; Sss-s Ne. io-t
Nr-A SesdOc s-ers &C TUESDAY. s~p&N
MUSIC LESSONS CHARLES HASM, from
l-sscs o. PlASo sad VIOLIN also pa-.ra2i ex,s
Ass-va ose q c. brs.G,S Ss- -. bs1ssvsy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
A SPLENDID PROPERTY al PRIVATE

4 SPLENDID PROPERTY &, PRIVATE
~ sAlErns Fsr Al Residence q tie At Ces,ies Metz
Posss-se H.Hc-e. csGr;y. iItaai. The ian eoa.ss Of
49,; > 4 excellent sac, L ait sA:e O. cC.-vsaor
q I ,-Ie q u. b-s: vs-s, q Craps se.-t1s
se.li ne.o- Eas yeseabs saa F'~r, G.Fi.t lad q
ehare kaasoc VIZ os-Iiss- eoGse sss-S AID
70 E he os. rshnee ts:s TIE f.,u ane msroa
are beaz,fy oos-e ocasueiDg sn- of ne Ass;s
River AZ valley faf lo-s tssroe Poa;oas1e rexrssa
q DE o-: beatty sae s-<ss< Poi1A s rs>asnee q
49, 500 sTEAk yLoJ-R MILL VITA large sh-i w.-~
A.. .s.rn-s ,i.ar-1 frr-cix:ey sa3tas
Thr RI c11,s Of foCr r.r of oas -. machinery j.
oeler. OK 6icu- At.4eh-c o ~ nj tns sssnl L1
fhs ,sv- ~ OIL sa ,.s-I s-PA-Iie par
ehsser a-s ooaeioas hs-rA a-e t.:Is essy ~ p<
EcsA1 ~ S--Ie of WILLIAM D. NOISI,
poztnoS3c, HxooooA CaGnsy, =
Rssr-,pce-Al.sot B.-rusan c., No = kassa Axe
CHOICE IOWA LANDS, located from four to
y ~ yeArsfrc ~ SALE loV. VT EACHASGE u; a-
srsst NsIeAH9e.e Aasr,. Rcoe Nc = sE.aarsa ao-..
TOR SALE by EDDY a Co,
~ 3 Llt-i-ysr-. opposite he Pos.-O=oe
Ts- fsuo-ils LOTS iAa' p-y rs-y i.ves.sa.
On 81 Az .na -seA, -. a.i 77.A-s,
o. s-a-sv AZ s5-hE-
Oh Sa A. lAjcs s.
OF 81 AZ l.z.-s-
o. 7i.t sns ~ s;vee- a. xnc Z. ava
Or -s;t az -S-1-s,s, b-;s--r ~ soe 5-hsyI
As. s.:i-s soei. i.aa:ISi q Az nes- ceus.l PAX A.
l.-s- rgIb-' O: Lo,s L he vicinity Z HA--E-
FACTORY PROPERTY for SALE II PHILA-
DELPHIA-Tse s-h.c-ib~: oS-rs f- SALE
.s-T-s hs kANlFACTORf a. LOT q GEOJ Nd. f-.n-us
c. ;s--~ t. usl- t-i< -
q, la3Ir-2 Fo- ps--c-3s insUi-- Ne. s
1ne I cll Ca-s.-1:-G Ps-ls5e-rEA NM D. ROGERS
TOR SALE-A GRlST MILL and FARM a
i Mon. co-a:y, Se~-J.r,-y is--. zAes tS= ioe Ar~s
Az E-ss1 Rsoss esf., N.asn- - II =,
q Bur s-oass Z p-es oresr VI sIees.: v.G~-
pc~-r Tce cCc.a-zs .e -G-z
se--, q okI TlEb<- upo1 l. fo- p2-e AYply Gs J
YEI5AUD. go, N IS NAsss- Sev Yo-k x o. xAn
soc- Ne--ye-s-y, - L. BsA lPLASD.
TOR SALE-A valuable TRACT Of LAND. si,-
u..e L Ei Coz.-y Pa IL E,- q s--s--y ,aa
E-i- Ess.-os5 LADS Ss--ys- Co-ay. p Appsy g.
oAc- o -as E0-a-t,esc Company N ~ Slvsc~sy
THREE AC RES OF excellent LAND for SALE.
i b-sz.it-ny s--.:.e -ae S-s-ow- l. P-hnk Ro.1
El-s -roE h- fs--y. s-z-k No-;-ve-o-s E1,-
Lsir- Arrs-. Pea AZ Css--y I--& Go- ossas1-aoei
ouises-. pes ~ p-Op---y APpy .ez: s0o., = q =
BRlSAHREOYF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Dantine Ataoemies.
DODwoRTHs DANCING ACADEMIEA

A DODWoRTHs DANCING ACADEAIA
IA Nc. ST. Broadwsy, N-u-Yors
No lT AoufAxae-pls,s. 8ro~tiyn
Ne. Yorf cr wEpNE sDAls : ana sATURDAYs. conasne
tns S@ys - Broos VI TUESDAYS ana rkiDAfs oss-
nsruo.Is q Private C.ss fsr Ladies .: u Css s
Chidrr1 fg S~lt-rDe1 u tslniasa r1vss
el.s1-s and shool elss~s s--rc-o
n uIsy b. tac 81 ernef II the Acatera3~a
Mr. pODWORTH takes Pe>ssre IN calling esens>n
The errtrrrr- Of hs Brooklyn ostaeshneu- Toe arg rooa
n-1y oouts ia former capacity viii ari- ror II Pos
don sr,entior hss ber rvet 20 b- Adoption pa
sys,ena Of taA.ion. M DOD WORTH hS Dsas
duty Introduce Il sdoor AZ ths sshansse csnoes ssA
ex-rcss-s so1d have the ss1,ay et-s
lie figure was AEc sen-rA department. Of Aose psoes ansx
chsrse.
nANClNG. MADAME JACKSON. j PRI-
lJyATE CLASPS No - West S5h-s.- Fos te-ms A 4,
spFy 81 her sderess - sboys-
L FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMfHa
Gs NO WEST NrH ST. NV YORK
NO II CLINTON ST, bEOoKLIS
tober. and IN broosy TIE llik q oc;0b-r
Pupils Join tae ousrt-s dsy
Of ent-y ia further particulars Crrusn e~ e>s -
s:feDdeS-
MN. He-rero eefrs direct ssr.ior Wort
n osr-s q Y1ss,ioa entitled fse Hstoy q D1scibx
The fr-s kcssc. AID InsyuC0r D.: be p>tff
q i.- koderr Dsao-s- TIE vl h. r~s4y
les u Oc-- and - hac % s1y ot he princp
books.lrn, aisc 6. tAr Acsosuies q th- Au;hor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

Nj S ii A n 4 S
X1 sp>otfany informs heT ends sn1 tns pubic As bss
School
Nc. 70 GRAAEHcY PARK
EAsr spTE-sT-
WI commerce on TUESDAY, seyt -
puac-uAl attendance o. h-r pupils 10 r-qn-s.sA
Yose VITO have corh6-c their d.sIhte Miss HAISES
81 h- Continued desire
ts tncreesed ability be; pups subs,a-iA
IA sud accomplished edccAol ac Of .eschen u
sfEo~ wiA thei- Elit-5 aim contre
possiess, ne pe-sonN happiness. vel
-:s-c.GA proyeue1t o tAos- committed 10 toeu
MONTICELLO ACADEMY, in Monticello,
1s1 sulvsa oooniy n T. New Yo-t and Enc RaD
road scsoo op-Is Sept 2 ana eo-tinues f0r.y
BoAr6 room fu- aae hsss u Per year gnooGsh ins;1.
al English an6 rs:hems.ioA. saIenss nSer-
pAln.ing drs~nx c..Ag--s apply
Ola. Prtnesp.I REV. Il. SOkrHkUP.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27
Marhinfrp.

&larhinfrp.
4 SHCRoFTs Bour6on) STEAM GAUGES
"A P-r--c.y -.-Ass sA-Gs-c.sly naas, AZ WARRANTED
o. ve-y lov
c ". COPELAND " - B-1.av,y ny
TONVAL TURBINE WATER WHEELS
a. A.ayr-e ua-tr , a. ru= q ; e.. h-z.-
COLLINS WlLDNAN E-G-e-n Try ~ Y
METALLIC BARONETERS-Pateuted June
VI - lEr-P0--aA4e. .c-As- A-1 hk,6sa=--o.cs So
Evry i,F--I--: ~K--x-,e1 a. sXcaass-c ss-kA-
N-J D-sc----u- ~ zAL
VICTOR BEAUMONT. No - ce-----c ny
STEAM RNGNES, BOILERS, And STEAM
~ PUNPS-O-i-1 rroeiv-i f- a. tiacs s,<sz E-rnsa
ssA.-< - PGieA n C. 7. SPRAG.E, 81 C-.-s-r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-27

hETROPOLITAN POLICE E-ACCTION.-
WI S<vsa:A AUCTION o. UNCLAIMED PsOPERTY. L
D-il soor Gear Maize -tI RsOAY SP1 3.
iQA Ov--ccs-s Eruck Co.. k-ss Pa. L&s-s Gao
saS D--s- D--s sst--s u-r,k.s Cox.s 6-.--s -rz-ls
a. CA:Aiorass ~ SIS S-cou-s.
c WARREN Prup--.y cie-s-
A. k SToCTEXsCK Auc-iao-~r
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COMMUNICATIONS.
A MODEL SCHOOL.

A. Twas passing on certain street, not hong
since, my attention was arrcsssi BY the sound oil
muse. ard / almost involsptslIIy termed aside
from my walk ard from The Thoughts ihat DC :.
cupied my mind. % listen 70 he yoathInl
voices that rninel4d 10 almost pssfsct harmony
IN i schoolsroom rear BY. IeoneIaded Ior ones
ID look insido % one u or city schools, III
winch We hear much complaint, aud bat seldom
. word % commendstion There was clean
eopsnodioas yaid. extending On 81 sides 81 The.
.baihliug, and shaded BY numerous tres. Al 1,
entered The door observed TINT The door srep
was clean, anil also me floor, where Ii was not
cafpeted, looked is free from sill 81 q private
.Patlor. AIady 81 easy maRne r. net me at HE
door ard pointed me 70 i seat, without speaking
o. mskipg move that might Interrupt The sitg.
Ing. The classes were staRal9g ii 4 convenient
distance for each other, stpi facing he1eaeher,
who occupied platform slightly elevated above
she iioor. All the inoneit entered they weis
singing hefollowiug verse:
h s.Tbets We pll vii, igip our social hymns ii
~ NJ Singing,
With jssiat iays out notes we'ilrslst,
% came come away. III IL: & III
Then tujajir5 lhnips we'll repair, &C II B ss#
af Improve our time Niib stndipns care, III
\ 0hse ye each rule whit. thefsS
o. 1! come, come away.
This was he first exefelse Tie eebaol They
were then seated aud the TEACHER allied the rell,
.ta which rany DC thefn answered BY 4tcitipg Il
We se az scripture, and lie snlali ONES ~ calling
our, & Pfesant,'s TIE teacher informed me lli4t
sch Pun Il received ! merit mark for punctunI
.attendspcg, an 81 il thy auoihpf. and or The
verse third maxi 4 Tires good mark 40 hegi,t
with. Al ag+n u zap 81 ne bell IA kneItdown
ard short prayer was efFsfed up.
THIS was me- usual ,ll4riuet u opening the
school. and 1 was ,asorahly impressed eiih The
snn1rsl Influences 81 sueh a coufse teuld tlt.
schools. very intellgept il me setirtnFq, ard
he spiritv u The placy was qaisSi, n peaceful md
free. b
. THIS being done, Two eli who evidensly nm
ID rstoed their business, took he books from
shsiyes ia corner 81 The room and passed them
d the vatIoas cIaesess wtlich was quickly IL.
aon,pIisted, he hooks being classified Oh the
slrglsss Tns slates we're also pissed, and /
NOTICED thsi were cleai. d: ..ss
ThFre ssere col vsl,isHt pegs on one sid Of
81. room tor bo,,peis ard near me door ilurg
the boy hats. 55s5
q4ir III The tehcl,er how she had effected
suctl perfect order ard nratrls IA witch slte
replied tha II wsa re re- Oit s,ln,irDe dt igsnts
one pursuit telo'e tiflie being esoied b
az sch We viii now etse mem with their
h,'ttls fer tut III AID il HE Edtors o lilo
NieuSTkiNEER Ill K Wis rnitt Ter worthy 81 no.
i lies, they snail have ilafr anon. 3 E. r. B.
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AuslRIA, PRUSSIA &c.

Baron Bach had rendered his rcsig-
nation as minister OF the interior, but
tile Emperor had refused ID accept il.
Ordinances had been published in
Vienna papers reyokfng the war res-
trietions'on commerce and navigation,
except iii exporting horses and mules.
Al collision had taken place between
some Austrian and Prussian soldiers at
5Erank Fort. b III. sa e. 5. = .:=,.,
lie King 81 Prussia was not ex-
spectea to live much longer,
81 lie works on the EOrtiHcatiolls 81
Keening shurg, Prussia, eentspued 81
the ammo neement Of peacc, had bee
resumed with great yigor.
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FRANCE.

g,IIu !. ,.;,,,, n l,r.l rs, pI;na kad baen5
ltai,.aI ~ .i is, 10
], ~, $3.50; Tta ,.'r, a;n' 5i
81 W. M 49, IS fal =, mo
,,.,, 80 IS T. daaa.a,f S inte,.taI ;,,nray y
Y e - Hsst ''s''t ~ 'ilso' Aai - Wy
s lns ,I,s. 80 H.. ,I ,..;,.,I :,
~ ~ - NJ, 1871 IN :. =
So. 8, p ~, Si H. $50 81 !" zts1e' =
t9,A - Wy ~ a.'p 49, s.. . Il. FL t
ta IS ] tTs. Wy. !, = Wy tteu IN
o h ~, ~. pss 81 WIN s.sl'' y NJ ~ -
" : is :, III esi 3 y eis "t.'.g =
is !. l,'eo : ars olttile Mn aug lsses'
- VII ~. esiae. Eng s,lsees Nele
si',s!, y, s. eAees' anu tne s.eeefaslolls
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FROM Il FRiEND.
G AND &. s n. LIN, ssai. In. is5l

AND s. M LtsE, seHt l7tt. 1859,
Draa n a;I was sitiing III my iltlt iog.
eahtu lie other day, feeling III LONESOME, think.
ttg d The many itieasls and cheerful hours d.
4. Autd LgDs sYne, and wishing for soneiAIiig
.lew ta.breaL the tedious maaorony of d bach
solitary life, when WIS aggr.e,blf sur.
.prised By the sudden entrance Of i new friat.t,
who introduced himself as 81 sMuusrAisI H.
i cali lin fieadt becaase he proved suels az.
though had llFy,p seen han befels. gave
him hearty and sheer vetc me 10 my hnni-5
Bic aeoae. and sitfil down. we had d socisble
chs about mat ahd tIilags ID general Was
mai i ptep used with lie siransets appea-s
.aDce, and havFlg become Somewhat al d ,iouit-
tatastr n,ysr me last few yaara. i've soai bs-
Scame wall acquainted with each other, and, q
.trns,, firm friends.
Bet here nm, talking 10 YOU about nlasF
AWAY On nain,rresilug topic particularly
coming from, III old bach then yon are
100 bass si.itiae nd talking Nii,h everSbodt--.
the merchant and ihe IaWyet +lhe ed For and he
doc 'f--.the old and yonng g ave aud gay, 10
find any line OF eRnHi s espt ei,jl3 when ynu
have SO mabv ehsi opportunities Of having >
delipaifpt sste a 4 "a Nifh ne lovely aud rhalm-
. 4 da ghttfs u Exc, tookiugup so closely Tito
#taae brigtt eyes, and listening 10 The t,ralss 8
which nom those tempting bps. which woald
almost nuke second Adam risk tie loss. Of
1 e en. ID :.. s .;,5 s:5 q IS. 5.1 :,s
Bit, having nothing 10 do--the sex sIlse
i by the way III ngtit wolff bore you !, ii
la feS7-poI thoughts. but words. thinking likely
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FROM THE WEST
PLEA ANT VALIEy, Sept. Is, 1853

III ~ PLEA Ant VALLEv, Sept. Is, 1859.
MEssRs. EbrrgRs:--T Thinking that perha me you
would like 70 hear from the west, I witts to
give you a sketch Of passing events. The enl.
Z aliag Of late has been on the increase Many
who had taken the Simpson route followed 1t
long enough 10 find thai Capt. Simpsons Itinerary
was h,msug, and taen returned 70 the mail
rouie, wise conclusion. On The 18th large
drove 81 Sheep en- route for California, arrived
here: Me. Hnslt, the owner, said be only los.