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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Republican. and Union on one side, ans
the democrat. and disnnion on the othei
side Well. the vOiec Of The people Of ih'
whole country i. "le, il come"
n {, has como u this, that the slav'
holders claim tho RICH, TO declare to 'b'
north absolutely n, TO the man they shal
place in the Presidential ehair.-iithe pco
ne Of tie north are to be invaded ,ubs,an
tally. by the people Of the south, and driv'
en- from the ballot box, in regular border
ruHan ,iyle.-if these dslasins terms ar'
to b, the test nr the strength OF the Union
j., the question BE- tried again We say, ID
IL cgws. lei, high time the people Of th'
free States understand what their rights ar,
under the Constitution.
How long the Ilous. i to b, KEEP, IL thi'
d.5rganitri state. No one can tell. Beyond
tie Speaker. everything :, unsettled a. {,
the other oiicsn Of the House.
One thing the country may rely upcn
sherman will h. adhered 70, iu', rs Bans'
vas in 1856, and as Banks was ther
fually elected. 80 sherman will be at The
end of the prJseut cmtcs,
Tho democrats have made several 81
tempt, 1t &" billing and cooins." with the
south Americans aud anti-Locump,on dcm'
ocn,.. but al their ,aJr,, ia this direction
have been. and We venture 20 predict will
o.. hereafter fruitlc-s While there are a
lev ulu among the South Am, ricans who
would. grru cgrnin.tern,s AMI conditions,
affiliate with the democrats. there are 9th.
rrs 900 iha, party who would not. under
any conditions whatever, have ANYTHING to
Do with them. Hence ,hc matter 1, settled
chat Sherman mu,, and v,l be elected, in
o., ,rI.
one thing IS worthy OF remark, that not
witbsuulirs the administration and james
Bl-h,aau hly. bcon most Gercely attacked
ani uu.r,rius'y denounced, both ~ the
Amruclus and anti. l7comp'nn democrats
Yet 1o, man among an the democrats that
have SPOKEN. ha. uttered word in defense.
Whether u.d Buck has M friend. in the
ll1u,.. % whether Do, administration i' 50
c5ut-mpub'y wicked that none darcs uaks
tbe attsmrt % defend d, ars question, Nc
wiI. ugt pretend TO srt'.c.
TIE weather has hogn very severe or this
climate, thu, hr. A portion Of ,he time.
snow las oJysr,l ;ho ground, he iui. re-
goa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Tue GnElr E,srIRN. The Official sur.
yoyor appointed to examine the Grca,
Eastern. have presented their report, tho
material part Of which Is a, follows;
1--WE arc unable at present to arrive =,
a definite opinion as to the cos, Of the works
necessary Tor tho completion Of the ship in
all respects in accordance with the con.
tract. The amount must b. very large.
We arc unable TO state the amount u dam
age, consequent on the delay in sending
her 20 sea. We may remark generally.
that. with the exception Of a few cabins. the
accommodation. are by no means equal to
the requirements Of frsi.clas passenger
steamer such a- Cunard line or the Royal
Wet India Mail steamers. bot are very ia.
lcrior-mAterial. workmanship and flrnl.
turs. Tho accommodation for the oGccr'
and crew I, By no means such as ough, -
lave been provided and is required by tho
contract. Tho decks are NOT tight, and =
groat deal Of inferior maisria. and work.
man,hip la, been u.,i in licm. There il
a considerable amount ~ work which j. 40.
.olutcly necessary 10 be performed before
the .hip can b trusted on heightened
VOYAGE aero.. the A,lsntic. which work
would rspuirc a considerable time to exc
cute in an Efficient manner and, even With
thl. done, the slip would not hc what the
contract require, her to be md deficiencies
In other respect. would be a constant source
OF expense and annoyance to tho company. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

B,rrLE IT BATrLrs. Tho Bangor Un'on'
from love Of tho Ansreau Union. Is bat
thing away at AmOry Bafiic' "a preacher
Of universal love. Of that ciiy,) for battling
IN (aror Of the amory battles At liarPers
Ferry. Now It Armory BattIe' 10 favor
Of the armo. Y battle. At llarPsrs Ferry
why should Mt Amory Battles battle away
for the Armory battles at liarPer'' Ferry
And II the Union really loves the '"''n'
and Amory Battles rsally loves tie aTmoTy
battle, At Harper. berry, Why 'h'n'A 'h'
Union he battling away az Amory b''"s'
for battling away for the Srmory bA'''e'''
Harper. Ferry? lAgo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
The Execution of the Harper's Ferry
Victims


on Friday last. Green, Copeland. Cook,
and Coppie, tho remaining number Of the
Harper, Forty insurgents, were hanged At
Charleston, Va.
The evening previous. a sentinel discover
Cd. on the wall enclosing the Jail yard, two
men, who proved to be Cook and CoPPie.--
They had formed from an old knife, saw,
by means of which they cut OF their fetter',
and made a hole through the Jail wall, with
a bcd.tsad screw. On finding they were
discovered, they quietly gave themselves
up. The firing Of the gun, by the sentinel,
created tho greatest confusion throughout
the city. tie people fearing forelblc at
tempt had been made TO rescue the prison
srs.
Gov Wise was ,clcgraphod to. and hc
Immediately sent order, for the military "a
occupy the enclosure within the wall.
Al nine O'Clock tie entire military force
in attendance we're formed on Main street,
The sompani,. detailed for duty around the
gsllows took up their line Of march. and ut
halcpast nine were in the position. assign
ed them. The companies detailed 'or escort
duty took up their positions in from, Of the
hl. awaiting order. At halfp past ten,
Greene and Copeland were prepared to go
20 the place of execution. Tho crowd was
very great. ut least five tunes ~ numerous
a. on the occasion Of Browns execution.
At quarter ra', eleven iho prisoners
were brought out. and sratod on their cot.
fhs. in a baggage wagon, were akor To the
rallows. After \ brief prayer, their caps
were drawn down. and they vero swung or.
Alta quarter Of one, Cook and Coppic
were broush, out, and conveyed to the
rallovs. ia tho same manner Of tho Others.
PRAYER va. offered on the gallov.; and in
,oven minute. after they assembled to the
platform. tho caps were drawn down. the
rope, adjusted. and the drop slipped
Tho bodic. n Cook and Corrio were sent
BY express. to their friends. II was rumor.
FL that the Others were TO b. hurried on the
spot whore tho gallow' stood and that =
party Of medical students counted on plum.
dcrire their graves. The prisoners eonvsr''
81 on variety Of subjects IN the morning.
Cook said TO gentleman who addressed
him. that he fully believed slavery u be- a
.in. and tn, q, would Do abolished in Nir'
glnia in les than ,en wears and that by cha
people Of Virginia lIo wa. prepared To di'
in such cause. aud thought hc had dou'
nothing to regret, 50 fr~ principle was
concerned.
Coppis aid that he feared the affair was
no, ended yet; that they had friends 10 The
North who would not rect satisfied. be tear
81. till tboy bad been avenged ho hoped
however. tina, the affair would eud here Tor
ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Cu.TOv IlousE RuRNcnNESr. Per.
lev. writes 20 the Boston Journal from
Washington. that repor, on Gle from Mr.
wiggin Of Maine, who has passed the .um.
mer in visiting the Custom Houses OF New
England. propose. some s.luiary REFORMS,
but it, adoption may terribly weaken the
Democratic party. I, proposes the aboli.
ton Of every Naval Office aud SurVsyor.hlP
in New England, excepting at Boston. by
doing without ths,e, aud. other equally use
lee, officers. great savings will effected. Al
salem, alone, the expenses will he reduced
some ten thousand dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Fauonr OVER rHE GRAND TUNS Eh't.
WAY. Such ha. been tic rush OF isss,s
over the Grand Trunk Railway ior %" pl''
week. for Boston. that is las obliged ho
Portland & Boston Steam Packet Company
10 put on third boat. The Mo1tr'al la'
therefore. been withdrawn from her Slni.i
mooring., and under the command Of Cap.
I.iseomb, will be added 10 the line. There
will b. boat leave this place Tor Boston ~
cry nigh, this week. Argus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Any man. under any circumstances, las
right o. oppose any law, which be thinks
i, Upp1s-l O. the law uf God, AMI lake the
con,,qusucc-. loKl1rI Democrat
l. isno honor % tho Republican party
that such sentiment il found IN he pa
psr of John =. Perry. enc oi their members
w Congrt" Maine Free Pres.
1.-THE clerical profession has become 90
corrupt that lt i. 20 honor To- n l"c'nt man
u be n msmbcr Oft Maine Free Pros.
W. give tho abay, opinions Of Da.
Smart. paper, an airing. Il they are " az
honor " {, ,uyhody we hope tho individual
will enjoy ,ho distinction obtained, and eOn'
,idcr that be- i.
eft, frstit raised Co that Ia rmiurnss"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
10y merit raised TO that b 10 eunsno'.

A UNioS SrETcu In the llou.s last
week. Mr. Crawford OF Georgia aid that
Mr.. B,,ebsr aid he would preach the same
doctrines IN Virginia as IN Massachusetts,.
but Why did he NOT come there aud do ~
Mr., Rngarc-Becau,s liberty Of speech
j. dcuicd ia tho South.
Mr.. Cnwforl-wo no; only deny liberty
OF speech. but personal liberty to such men
lie would Do swung higher than Haman
IL was the Sentimess Of every Democrat
on thi. loor from Georgia, shat they never
would submit to the Inauguration Of ;
Black Republican President.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

AutRlcAS SrocE JouRN,L. We have the
fret numtcr Tor $500. IL, contents CON.
mend Il 10 tho attention Of every farmer and
.iockerovcr. as 1t /. devoted g. the ia.
vfo,emcn, " domestic animals. IL 'pub.
l,hed monthly a, % Park Row, Nov York
a, one dollar pr year and each number
contains % large octave pages. handsomely
illustrated. The cngra'ins' Of stock which
are unusually well done, are valuable
feature. Terms 81 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Tue MKT PRElDNcr. Politicians ar
already actively engaged in pulling Che
wires f1r their respective !avori.e' iag
next presidency. Slmc OIL item will h'I
the political cauldron too hos n' sh,h
aud may get burnt Gnscr' For all wounds
scaljs. buru', bruises. c5rn,, cuts. chill
blain,. etc, Rsdlinss Russia Sal's Is the
inlaIhb!e remedy. % cts. a box, every
where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

OPENNo on rnE SLAVE TRADE. Such
items ~ the following seem to pave the
way for slave trade plank in the Charles
ton Platform
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Enquirer says that a majority
Of the Democrats in the Federal House are
IN favor OF re.opeRins the slave trade, aud
several Of them have 20 declared themselves
and no one who acts with tina. organiza.
ton dares deny tia, he is in favor Of that
piratical traffic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

CoaRrcuoV. us,sr'. snyder s Browne,
write U.s. ,bp, the lJs, from the rlhb ry Of
their -afe, Calls almost entirely ON Mr.. and
Mr.. browne. Mr., browne had received
on ile day % the robbgry, S62o, which she
bah deposited ia she safe. Mr.. Snyder lost
about 500. In addition to the SUNS los, by
Mr.. and Mr., B,1wne.
TIE paper from which We condensed our
forn,, notice, represented that the rrinci-
pal loss vas sustained by Mr.. S, a. stated
ty us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

SENATOR llAHLiN RoBBEp. The room Of
Senator llamlin ~ Washington, wa. enter.
ed last Thursday night, and two gold
watches stolen, tie thieves escaping with
out causing alarm. This is pretty good
evidence that the clustering Of the South
srn fre-eaters docs not brighten the Repub.
liean eide to the extent OF " keeping them
awake o. nights"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

The telegraph say. that the mail con-
tractors, whose pay is now six months in
arrear, have held meetiDgto consider the
best means Of advancing their interests. IL
is stated that unless an organization ]. ef
iecied before January, 50 that Government
can pay OF these demands, large amount
VI its paper will 20 TO protest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

DIruIr SuERiTTs. We leain that Jo.
ssph + Colby E'q. has appointed Mr.. VIII
liam Andrews, OF RumlOrd Point, a Dep.
uiy Sheriff.
Geo. g. Stacy, Esq Representative elect,
from Porter, has resigned his commission as
Deputy Sheriff, in which position he will
be succeeded by Daniel u. Ridlon, Esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

BicLrord & Co.'S Fuse Factory at Sims
hurry. Conn. was burned Tuesday morning
Eirb, females and two men were killed
The same day grocery store IN Ne"
York. fell in, killing Eve mSu and one gill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

II i. reported that the President whilst
engaged ON hi. message excluded everybody
from hi, presence. Old Buck +
u Drawer man than we took him to be. lie
isn't afraid to shut himself or with his
own thoughts. [Prenties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

TIE oEcer who wen, to Illinois after
CiIlsy. the AbIuetor Of shs daughter ofMr.
Wi,hsrs!l. came home. via Canada. On
arrival a, Montreal, Cilly told Mr.. Sheriff
that he thought be would proceed no fur
tier. and is accordingly free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Tpc Grand Jury Of Ma,so county have
indicted David ). Terry for the killing Of
DAVID c. Broderick. There are thus two
indictment, agaius. him-ono in san Fran-
cisco and one in san Ma,eo county. IL Is
not determined yet where he will be tried
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

L,a-t1iyr P,rrrs. The publishers Of
the Journal and Age, propose to issue their
respective legislative papers, during the
ensuing s-.'hu. They will BE- ruhli'h'd on
alternate day'. each giving faithful reports
Of tie legislative proceeding. Persons
wishing 60 keep posted, should subscribe
f9r on, or both.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Kansas. Mr.. Conway, Representative elect
from kansas, arrived in Washington on
Tuesday. IIc brought, the copy ofthe w.
aninte Constitution and will ask Tor mme-
date admission Of tina, territory as State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

ruLTrLLID. Thomas Jefferson once sad
that the old rederalis,s would at some iu-
ture dsy attempt to get into power by
stealing the name Of Republican. The loI-
illmen, OF the prophecy has been reserved
for our day and generation. I'i' no''
ATLANTA Coniederacy.
We don't know how that is, though We
sincerely hope not. bat we know Of very
distinguished old fedsrall'i. who on a men,
orablo occasion three years ago attempted
to get into power by stealing the name Of
Democrat and, what is more, he got in.
louisville Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Aorp SrrcvrNs We have on our "a.
lie. s,ms RlShury Russott', raised BY DR..
Brown. IN 1858. They wcro presented BY
Mr. y Il. Allen. Of this village. Who has
preserved ,hcm unill this time. They are
fresh looking. and have the appearance Of
beng able % endure smother season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Firr Auw. II il \ vel known fact,
Tat :he manufacture II Ere arms has never
tesn carried on, {, any extent. in The
South. II is stated that Baltimore has
sent $4,000 worth to Virginia, within -
short time. \ comp'ny - proposed to ho
established ut Richmond, Va, with MIL
lion dollars Of capital, to engage in tins
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Late Halifax papers report that 'evere
storm occurred there on the 18th inst, Ivy
which several vessels were sunk at the
wharyes. and three schOOners, names un-
known. totally lost of the hartOr, with all
on board Of them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

n. 4. Foster. E.q was the Republican
candidate for Representative, in Portland,
to On vacancy occAsioned by the resignation
u y. J. Miller.
The democrat. supported l. n.MSueA,.
This election was To 10 held on the col
inst,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

The Picayune has letter dated Mexico
the 9th inst. which says that great excite
ment exists at the Capital, ia consequence
Of a report tina, Juarer had signed a treaty
Of Intervention With the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Hon. Luther c. Carter, Representative
in Congress, from New York, has our
thanks Tor hvor' received. Mr.. Carter was
elected as an Amri,ar Republican, hat has
voted steadily with the Republicans. since
the Grs, hallot.-noi changing his vote on
The occasion of the American Demonstration
f,r Giimer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

USHrKsALisr CoSFEaENeEs. The Ban
ncr announces a two days conference at
DiIfeli. on the frs; Wednesday and Thurs
DAY IL January. Also, a conference at Liy.
sGaoss, On the e3ih aad 9th Of December.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Nv way Of New Orleans, We learn th''
Brownsville. on the ian. was defended w
800 men. Cor,ina. had been re enforced
bu, no fsb, had yet taken place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

The CLARION says that Misheal Holland,
who has resided Tor some years at Ssowhs-
gan wa. frozen to death on the sth inst,
while On his way to Moose river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

Senator Wilson LETT Washington on Tues
Gay, having been summoned home, On aS-
count Of illness in his family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

A free colorod man. known as George
wOOdhouse, died a. Norfolk, Va, las. SAT.
uriay, at the advanced ago Of 100 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

IMPORTANT ~ MATcuN,EERs, is the
hsaI,ns tha, Phillips, ol Portland, gives to
a briml,oue advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

MNNrsor,. The official vote Of Mime
sofa for Governor, shows a Republican ma.
joriiy Of 1888.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23

The democrats have no. yet succeeded in
nominating u Senate printer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-12-23
A QUESTION ron ruE BGows RrrrullelN,.

4 QUESTIoS TOR TuE BRowS RrrrntlciNs.
How can "Oli Brown he at once he
70, martyr. a saint and maniseg
Journal Of Commerce.
Perhaps in the same way that 81. Paul
was. We know that he va. hero, mar
tyr and saint, aud We have also the te'ti'
mony Of Fe.,u'. that much learning had
made him MAD" Evening Post.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05
FRENCH ADvERTTsEMEYTs.

IN DEgANDE UNE FEMME DE CHAwBRE orr
~ rache ooudre, aim daider aux solps Is mnaes T a.
reudre uto dams petite hnie Fr.ncalse sadresger Az
iB kst re rue, de heures a midi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05
MATRIMONIAL HAVING NO FACrLrrrns FOR

mnkmB acqlninaDcee Me advertiser, Young man of
e@eo sahonf W me legal profession deses the
~ I'm es'imabe young lady II amabe disuos
win matrimonial Intentions Strict confidence can be re-
lied upon. Address lnkermann, Herald ONCE ' ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

NEAT SPRING ovERcoAr FOR $40; spRrN
~ heavy business for $40; benuul vests S3 So Cas
rere vests ORDER 81 50 French cashmere pants TO ord
e. very dne other patterns, 50; aao uncut Rooda
~ - CLARKE. llG William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-05

~ aod Iexington avenue. Red ash CRATE white ash fr
rangc bze very best quality for sale quantities "a
suit THV5. DYER Agent
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
A Card

sv months have past since among this PEG
ls1ee sent tue banner Equality or ohe Price and
dy a,' 20 the and nov az this cary DAY oeg
-, - .turn ,ou my most thanks FOR the very
roae min, ner Ia which sou have received me'ao tne
,st.n, III my adoption again assure you that an
..sh.fher tich or poor. hgh or low VIII be E0I ALL
- .'ry.a eonsiiler the dimes OF the one just as
l ~ te other an no better All can here meet on an
e'itt wish IN who may read this to distinctly I'M
l5a,,d t1at All "a, MEAN, and evei4 article mann
% ~ fnnu on the counters precisely the prices quued
$500 All advertise foods that not ia store rev
doit come soon. bring friends and neishbors
for the, 3on't last 'cill hall at present prices
80 tb,t fyurite article "GaS which Is so common
,o,rl,nts OF the pre-eut da5, Is wholly discarded
~ M lishnent and no Bauuni' tricks are resort
Cd to- to make game Admittthee ffee Nhii'ie' n"
price lrnly aous aEF2T DEXTER.
Jamaica, Vt, May IL, 1859. A'--z
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
important Fensa e..
a C4EES EMAN'S PILL S

<preparei by co gNEIIus L. eIiEEsBMAS; ~ New
II ,it Of long and extensive practice fhey are indlu
n operation aud certain correcting ali irresuatitie-
.Snfal transformations, removing an eesuus' o
~ cod ar trsise headache. paiu 10 the side paipation
khe neirt waites, ali nervous affections ny
ri in the back and limbs SC, disturbed siss % ~
n INTERRUPTION Of nature. TO MARIslkO LADIES II
senaan's Pits invaluable as they viii uIis On ~
ntaIy period with regularity Ladies' VINO nave usn ~
10 the use Of otner Pills place the utulos con
81 ein Or cheeseman's Pills dung all tha sneS repre-
n do.
UrfC E-Thercis condition OF tae fehaie =
which the Pills cannot be taken without producing
fIIAR ESUIT The condition referred 70 ls 4 hD NAN
Uf-tne result MIS- sA&RtAGE such l. the lftesse"''
sncv the cine the sexual fnie ious 'c
condition reproductive power Of natnf'
nuot resist it
arrantei purely vegetable nd free from any thine
bus Explicit dire stons which should be read accom- Pa
each box Price 81 Sent bs mail on enclosing II 70 "a
nerAl assot by draggist In ever, toSn IN ~
nited states r. b. Hutcnngs, General agent Ios -
hited States l65 Chambers-St. New YORK, 70 W. Y =
hoIesals orders should addressed For sale Nhc.l
= ssssil, BY 0. 7. WOODS, Bellows Fals,Nt S'-os a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
CAMBRIDGE mARKET.

NpInIsIHN.
Al marke, ~ Cattle about COO Re,rs and 01 s'ore.
co4stng If working oxen ,.lch Cows aud one two tua
pr,crs Of Market Beef-Extra SIS IS q 80; first quality
- q a q second quality Sc 50 q % third quaiii,
IS 80 :: urdnrry S4 80.
WpriSing $50 80 ll5 q $50.
Cow and Ualves-~31, 45, q 81.
old 81 q 80.
Vel Ialyes--S3 u IS
sheen anl i.tinbs-tlJ0 market. Prices-Bxtra ane
eleutons a. 900 g 81 from g sc y ID In lots y q
29 %
o~iue-i50 at market
fiii.s II a lie. raow a T4c p rs
Eelts 81 50 ,asl 81 each Calf skins 10 a lac y b.
NuABEk FROM EACH STATE.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-05-20
DEATHS.

In Windsor. May 9Th. MOSES HARRINGTON, aged GO
years. May 10th, of quick consumption, Mrs FRAN Is
NJ RICH, daughter Of the late Wm. aud Minerva Wells
aged "a years, months and 10 days
In wapoe, April 80, EpHRAlM HOLLAND, Esq aged
90 years
years aud months.
In Weshnoreland, May g. Mr.. ALLEN ALnRlcH aged IS
In Westmoreland, April 8 Mrs, ktztA KNIGHT aged 50
In putney, Apr II, Mrs AMkltILLA, widow Of the haze
Ethan Alien Of Purney, aged 30
In Marlboro, April 9th Mrs ABIGAIL A. NJ, wife Of Jo
seph IL lIauit n, aged % years. 10 months.
In windsor, May p, WILL AIKEN, son Of William
Rugges Of horicon his and grandson OF Geo Aikeu Of
Mindsor, aged years and dt,s.
In axton's River, Nay a. OF Consumption, CORDELlA
CLIFFORD, wife Of Il G. Frost aged % years.