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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

RIAL EsrA1r-Tbe following sales Of real estate
were made yesterday BY A. Bleec Son CO.. House ard
To- on S5t $50 feet 2d-sy, l6sxes9 IS 100 BY A.
H. Muller Lot ID sv and t4,hs, 25xsc. 70
W. Peel, fr $780, lo adjoining on Aav, to sane, Tor
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

THr SOUTHERN MAIL.-The Southern Through
Mail, formerly received at the Post-Ofice at about
p. m now reaches this city by the Amboy boat at 7
in the evening This desy in the receipt of the mail,
unknown to many, accounts for the non-delivery OF
letters as early as previous to the change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

POSTAGE STAMPS CHgAF-Louis w. Morris Of No.
q Bro.d street made ssnst his Office boy named
Daniel zston before Alderman Bray, yesterday Afternoon
charging he had been in the habit Of stealing po.ase stamps
from the and disposiD a them 70 named Ache a.
a discount OF Is per celt The boy was held TO ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

a, cost Of Is 600 c. Of escA fer free school
for Ire children cf the middle csss at late cnseHsg,
decided TO ooupect with il . Technsiogicl evec-
ing school for sppss.ces snd jouneyuea.
TIE All England Cct eters eIpsct TO leave for home
in the Quebec steamer Of TIE 10Th met. Their trip
hes no doub. beer pleasant and profitable one, and
next Summer may brng them aou8 again. Those
who hired bem TO come here have nsde the most
money out Of the speculation however The mao
seer, Of the Colored Orphan Asylum cal the stten-
ton Of the charitable to their wstts and solicit dona-
tons OF clothing and fuel for the Winter The
Der Of children in the institution average 29 and
since the erection Of hospital the premises dis
eased children are admitted About 50 usually are
under care. An arthmstical individual has taken
the trouble TO post himself tie steps Of the As,or
House and count the number Of stages passing that
point in 90 minutes. liz counted 15j The vener-
able editor Of TIL. Conmc,eial Advertiser, who
lives On Staten leland ssys, yesterday, some
things can be done on Staten Island as well
as others. This morning, at an early hour,
the sound Of the merry legh.bels was heard q,
Fsotoyvlle-thst is to ssy, on this 9th day of Geo
ber-making young beats, and old ones for that
matter, g!eesoue with their tntnpabulary eoquence.
...Accordipg to late sdviees from London, arrange
men.s were making for battle between Tom Ssyers
and Aaron Jones ard the time Wa fIet for January.
Before this however, the news Of Jones's forfeiture
hes reached there and tie crest match between the
two chsmpors Of the Old world and the new vii have
ade come progress. Heensn does not DEERE to have
the battle tab place before May neIt, and S.yers
will probably have objection to tbs day. In the
interim both men will undergo most careful and
severe course Ct training
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-28

FAST CLEEH.-A young man named Albert Delano
Co. drees No. 1876 Green wch street where he was ls,ey
employed clerk with obtaining various times the amount OF
which be Refused retn lie was arrested snd COM
rnitted by Aid. Brady.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Enr The I,rtnncrni.

Ino,iced in the last Democrat that our
mutual friend, DR.. Calvin farrar Of Water
ford, was gone. ! have been acquainted
with him during the las, fifteen years. |
knew him IN many situations In life-as
speaker in public assemblies as director OF
hydropathlc establishment as Lecturer
on medical subjects; as man OF refine
ment aal education; as a pleasant COM
panion. as the delight Of tho social circle,
and as a pure minded. philanthropic' ear
nest. and somewhat ecccn,ric gentleman.
| did not hear Of his departure without a
pans although can say from my heart
that could not wish him To live an hour
in the state Of mind and body he was in du-
ring the las. six months Of his life.
In June last he came from Boston to
Waterford. the wreck Of man. lie was
paralyuc. Palsy had attacked all the mus
Gle. Of his body and limbs : and be could
not move without assistance. The same
disease that deprived him Of locomoiion
destroyed hi, voice. IL could not utter a
sentence that could be understood and
what added fresh intensity to the anguish
Of sympathiIins friends, was the loss, 10 a
great degree. Of mental emotion. At this
time called on him. expecting q iind him
iuil Of yiacity. overlooking As usual, with
an elubcranco Of thought, prepared Tor an
hour. mental fcas, with an old friend, rs
in former times. \ look lald the whole
case open before me. inwarily murmur.
cd r can IL be-; con n h. Can the schol-
ar. the gentleman, the joyous friend aud
lively comranrun, be- reduced 70 this-ihi'
state IT living death 80 liu, thus Is was
and h., earthly prospec, was dismal, lone
some. cherries, blank.
Again | saw bin. in December. found
be Rad gradually approached the silent
halls" H., mind was vacant; his body
almost inscn.ihle and his lease Of late hail
almu,, expired. | LETT him. Soon | hear
he j. gone. \ glorious Immortality await.
cd him and confidently believe tie jcwcl
has only lett IT, stricken casket 10 attain a
higher state Of bli,,lal perfection and holi.
or association.
Mr.. Farrr was no ordinary man. III
bal goniu. and ability ola high order. H.
was an1iou. "a do good. H. could not ret
without mental labor lie sought 10 bcne-
TT hi, follow men. he had a genial spirit,
and a perseverance that never Alicrrl. H.
will ever b. remembered rs kind friend
and n,ishbor. generous companion and
an honest man. NiNcUto.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
The Legislature

legislative master. for the pact Few days
possess little or no general interest. Many
petitions are daily rrc,en,ed and referred,
bat a. yet no business has bccn reported
lr1m the committee. Tor the action Of the
House. Mr. Merriam. councillor elect, in
place OF Mr. Hartman. who resigned. was
quahGcI on Monday. and NJ. lord from
the Oxlcrl district was sworn in and took
his place on Tuesday. Thus completes the
executive board. IN order. having for IT..
ohjcci the amendment Of the bird Law"
by striking ou, lbc word "Woolpockcr,'
and on, Tor the rspcll Of the " Nuisance
Act" have been presented from the demo.
cratic side OF the House. Mos, probably
the woodpecker, are safe m the enjoyment
ot their iuali,uablc rights Tor another year,
Notwithstanding ,hi. hostile demonstration.
TIE sulJc,t u public printing came up in
,hc House ou Saturday. I'm order was In.
Iroluc~l IRON Ihc senate, and movement
mad, to refer 10 the cummittsc on printing
IN amendment was oGrrcl by Smar, u
Camden. that the committee b. instructed
- rccyiV proposals, and lc, out the work
g. the lowest bidder. This gave rise 10 con-
siderable .parrins, some contcniing that
such Instructions expressed a want OF couh-
drncc in the committee, and finally the
whole matter was tabled.
Mr. Mllleii of Norway, on Tuesday NOR.
ming rr,scu,cl ,hc petition %! Ebcn Hutch.
ius,u, to BE- 81, oT from Albany and annex.
cl 20 Norway. Al'o Petition OF Sila'
SDmrs and se,euiy.G,c other, Of Oziori, Tor
compensation foE labor OF aid SJmes, while
at ,he Insane Hospital, in 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

forge, it. Il was one worthya painters
pencil. The large Representatives Hall
was crowded in every nook aud corner. The
galleries were fairly packed with spectators,
eoodly number Of whom were ladies. The
Hon. Vim. L, fessendcn and his rival, 1.-THE
candidate Of the dcmoency,) Hon. Lot. NJ.
Morrill,, occupied opposite SEATS in the AREA
in front of the Speakers desk. Amid n
solemn stiffness and almost brca,hless Il.
lcnee. the result was announced from the
chair. Mr.. Morrill,. (who up TO that mo-
ment bad every reason 10 believe there would
b. no choice,) apparently fels the heavy
blow. After the frst shock. hc gracefully
arO.e from his sea,. walked over to Mr.. Fcs-
sender and rendered his hand. This was
grasred by the latter with the case and dig.
nifty Of the true gentleman. Word. Of con
graduation passed between the two, when
members and friends of both candidates
seemed to have caught the mania, and rush
ing around both Fcssendsn and Morrill, in.
dulsod in warm words Of congratulations at
the high and honorable manner the che borc
hrs new honors. and the other his defeat.
The Err, election Of Senator Fcsscndcn was
a bold strike. I, was death blow 10 the
pro,-la,sry party Of Maine, and did mOre
than almost any other one thing to bring
order out Of confusion. and lay the broad
basi. upon which the Republican party nov
rests.
The triumphant re election OF Mr. Fcsscn.
len is the bost evidence in the world Of the
men who were instrumental IN bringing
about hi. fret election to the senate. Mr..
Fcsscndgn occupies a commanding. inAucn.
tia position in the senate Of the United
States. and We have no doubt 10 Is destined
to add new laurel, to his already d,slin.
sui,hcd reputation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Paris Hin Academy.

We would call ,hc attention of our read
~ and the community to the advertisement,
Ut this Iustiution. published To day. BY
tbis i; will De- seen that the services Of ri.
ward Eastman, \. r., have again bcyn Sc
cured as rrcccptor. We are happy 70 give
expression o. the common sentiment enter.
t.iucd by all who are acquainted With Mr..
Eastman, that be ). teacher ot rArc meri,
lis scholarship, quiet efficiency. prompt.
tude and good discipline, have Won Tor bin,
the cst,cm and unqualified appreciation Of
scholars and friends. NJ parcnt or guard.
an can lnI better Or mOrc attentive in
siructor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

TnE SocIAnLx, or ono thousand and one
Home amusements. containing acting pro-
verbs dramatic eharades; drawing room
rantomimcs musical burlesquos Tab.
ieaux ,ivants; parlor games; games OF
action science OF sport parlvr magic !.
and choice collection oi curious mental
and mechanical puzzles !. illustrated with
nearly three hundred engrayngs and dia-
EIams. by the author Of the Maeieian's
own Book" New York Dick 4 FitL'
gerald. No. Is Ann Street.
This volume Of 100 Iag,s Is just what II.
,i,lO indicates. IL is "S,ciablc F" for
young America blessing for the Juveniles
ON rainy days, or leisure days. Ii contains
instructions and illustrations Of great va
rie,y Of simple. innocent and useful amu'c-
men.s. Il has been prepared evidently with
great care, and everything Is excluded
which could in any manner injure the ten
der minds Of youth. The publishers have
conferred great favor on the community,
by bringing together in one volume such an
infinite variety Of games, purilss. ,AbleauN
and dialogues. Those persons who desire
TO furnish the ever active mind and muscle
Of youth with something to do, should buy
thi, book.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

The Boston Post SAYS the Republicans
OF Maine may properly congratulate them
,elyc. upon the rc-elcction Of Mr.. F,-sauirn
10 the L ; Seuats, for he - one % the
most ssntlcmanly, able and a.lciDus r0h.
iician- among them Very god for 20
litieal opponent.
II - reported from Washington that
Hon. Eli Thuysr will soon deliver speech
representing the popular sovereignty wing
Of ,hs opposition. oI.et,ius ,he recently ,1.
pry-sed views Of Mossrs. Wlhburn and
Gidiing.
The Washington correspondent, % the y.
Y. Journal Of Commerce nys " senator
Douglas all no, b, led. a. know FROM
some or 81. particular friends. 90 max, an
open war again., the President 1t thi. 49,
sion"
A robbery Of some 500 ~. Of printer.
p, has been discovered IN Boston. The
robbery was committed By boys connected
with one Of the Type FOautries
Nine. Biscaceian,i has returned from En-.
rope, with voice P'rfestsd BY long study.
and praetice. She IS gi,ias concerts IN the
New England cities.
Itssaid that dispatches baye been re-
esivsd iron England by the Canadian gov
eminent. containing a command that Her
MAJESTY. award Of Ottawa for the seat Of
government. be carried out.
TIE st. James Cathedral. a. Montreal,
was recently consumed by FIRE. The scene
was terrific. ~ the Ere spread. draft
was mad. through the organ pipes, causing
musical sounds. By which 4, played its own
dirge. The church was insured for EGOOO,
bsaides which the loss is considerable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

iNprsrur. livery yourE nan should r.
metnher that TIE world pa. aoi always will
honor industry The vulgar and useless ,l-
Ter whose cn-rs,r, q b.iy ana mud are
rustins iur want " sz rei.r-t,e mi,tlk.u
being who puru.s amusement as relief d,
bis eucryaisi muscles, or engage Joe ,2.r-
else. that produce no u-.ill eui, may luls
with scorn ur N The suut'y hblrrr engaged
in bis toll Bot his .cyrn is an honor.
Hone.; industry will secure ths reIect OF
the VIE, and s'oi am1us men, and 'eli thc
rich lrait % easy cau'sicuc', and give tte
heart ssli.re.P,ci walsh 3, above everything
slse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

the block firmly with both hands was rvs,-
ing her chin upon them, and that they
must have been cut OF or mangled II he
did not remove them, which he did by
drawing them down and holding them
tightly in his own. while his companion
struck her with the axe cruel bot ineaec-
,oal blow. Agitated alike by the eour-
age Of the royal victim and the sObs aud
grOaDs Of the .ympathysing spectators, he
again missed bis aim and inflicted deep
wosnd on the side Of the skull. She Meth
er screamed nor stirred, bat hyr suffering
were 100 sadly testified Nv the eon'ul'ion'
OF her fcaturr-, when alter the third blow,
the hutchcr.work was accomplished, and
the severed head streaming with blood was
held MP 70 the gArs OF the pcoPle God
save Qucen Elizabeth 2" cried the cHeeu'
TONER. $50 lct all her enemies perish -
exclaimed the Dean Of Peterborough. One
solitary voics alone responded " Amen ''
4, vas that or the earl ofKsnt The silence
The tears and grams of the witness. Of the
tragedy, yea. even Of the very assistants IN
IL. proclaimed the feelings with which IL
had been REGARDED"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

ora CuAELEr,-by Mrs. ~. Il. stowe.
This l. the title Of sketch used 10 describe
the Representative Boy OF tho age aud
one who may be found in all home', both
ia the old world and in the new. \ chap.
ter i also gwen containing hints rs to
" what shall be done with him, and 49,
rics Of stories, which have " bcsuilcd the
twilight hours Of our Charley, aud the au-
thorcs. "hopcs that other mothers may find
plcI.ur, in reading them 10 their Charleys. "
Published by Mc,sr,. Phillips, Simpson &
CO., Boston. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

Tur AsSv In the Hous,, January 10,
Mr. Giddings saii
'.Therc - not at this DAY half as much
necessity hr standing army a. there was
in ISL and lsle-whrn IL consisted OF
only lev thousand men when the me-.
litiA % the Northwest defended the North.
western r. ,nticr-. and when your standing
army had surrendered 10 the British with
GU, firing a gun"
AM On the sane day, in reference 10 the
pension bill which passed the House m De
csmbsr. Mr. Gliding. .aid
my support % that bill vas Cor ths
purpose Of impressins upon the Il'u'a and
the country the outrnec % ke,rins up
the present. standing srmy q the United
State and % call attention % the fact that
We are substituting a standing army tor
that d,fcncg Of the country which cor forc.
father. intended 20 dsvolye upon The militia
Of the nation"
Mr.. Gidiirs- u.,d a strong word, hut
no, beyond the general sentiment Of ths
country. vh-n rs characterized our army
establishment a. an &c cuirrcc"
Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

The Boston Medical and Surgical Jour.
nal has been regular visitor TO this Office
the past year. except some half dozen de
linqucncies. which We attribute TO some Of
Uncle sam. folks between here and Bos.
ton. The Journal I, always welcome
friend and hyori,c. Il is always able and
unasuming jccorous and just. IL.
treatment, Vt scientific subjects Is entertain.
ing and practical, which account. Tor u.
popularity In this State. Practitioners OF
medicine in ihi. county will find In the Bos-
ton Medical anl Surgical journal one Of
the bc., all, in their profession that can l.,
found in New England
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
Congressional

WNsHINCr1N. Jan IL.
/ senate. The prc.iirut in reply o. Mr
Stewards resolution. informed the senate
/ that thc wanIeryr ha, landed o. cargo of AZ
riciu- alsD that every rlHrt b. being made
I b. bring the guilty Iartis, o. justice, hut
I that IL j. not cxpcdieut O. maAr public tho
correspondence 90 the sn'T't.
/ Mr.. lssr.pn alluded o. DIS r'"'nt speech
and said Doe hal 40 desire % Dissolve I'M
| ton Uat WJull promote tAe iutr.,, 1i sll
sections alike. hut q Union administered "a
sectional basis by the demon ui abolition
isu, be would crush into atoms aud ium'
pie upon as ,ho Neriesl rptilc.
Mr. Dooli,llc asked Mr. l,Jr,on 81 10
could name any prominent man oi tHe Zee
publican party who proposes tu put down
slavery ~ the action Of the federal govern
mcnt.
MIR. Iycr.on replied that he knew that
prominent politician. 20 tie north disclose
/ surb nu intention bot be- looked upon that
fraud and rrutcnso be looked At their
acts.
Ilorsr. The house resumed the con,il-
Grafton oi the motion 10 refer tie naval APP
preparation bill 10 ths Committee ga Naval
Afairs.
The motion was discussed at length viii.
out taking the question the House WEI .
to a Committee OF the Whole On the I.,.,'
dents Message.
Mr.. Giddings Of Ohio said the President
in hi. message proceeded on the principle
that the Government has the right 70 train
aud form human b5ing, into property. Tho
/ fathers Of the Constitution proclaimed tho
great fundamental truth in which toe l.e-
publican party j. biscd namely the right
Of all men to enjoy lile and liberty. Hede-
voted much time TO the consideration OF the
subject OF the slave power and northern ser
yilcs, and rtioiccd in the progress OF human
rights and liberty. When gcnli,men were
asked To modify the Republican platform he
would say there is no neutral ground BE-
tween freedom and slavery. The basis Of
the Republican party Is fundamental and
cannot be changed.
Mr.. Bowie Of Maryland made a discur-
siye speech. incident supporting slavery,
and saying that every old icdcrall't who
vas in favor Of the Alien and SedltiOn laws
was Black Republican.
THURSDAY. 18th.
STEATE. Mr.. Seward OF New York in
trodaced bill amending the existing acts
on the slave trade. Referred to the Com
! mittee on the judiciary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

ORDINATION AT So. Paris. Rev. Mr..
Southworih. who has for some time been
preaching for the Congregational Society a,
South Paris. was ordained on Thursday,
the 18Th. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Mr.. Loring OF Norway. The charge
to the pastor was given by Rev. Mr.. Saw
yer of Winthrop; the charge TO the society
by Rev. Mr.. Garland OF Bethel; the right
hand Of fellowship by Rev. Mr.. Buck Of
Bethel. Rev. Messrs. Tewksbury, Lord,
and Wiley, also took part in the eIerci'
ses.
Rev. DR.. Dwight Of Portland, was ex'
pec,ed to deliver the sermon, bat was pre-
vented from being present by illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

lNsANE lIosrTAL The annual report Of
the trustee. AMI officers Of ,ho hospital has
b1cn received The Trustees report praise
worthy management on the part OF all con-
ncctcd with the institution For needed
improvements, an appropriation is asked Of
5000 The steward ends the rr,seu: rate
Of boarl, $3.50 per week, ,uii,ien, to cover
cost Of board. Aporuon Of tie bequest Of
col Black, tSjOO,) has bcen expended in
books. 30 that the patients are now sup
pli,d with an abundance Of reading.
The superintendent reports tia, tho mum
Der Of patients has never been larger and
be has been called upon 10 treat an unusu-
al amount II keen distress aud mental sui
igrine. The whole number under treatment
during the year, 33i-l9O males. and Ia
females. Numb,r now in hospital 20S
OF those discharged - were recovered; %
improved Is unimprovci and II have
dlpi. Since the establishment OF the insti-
tution,' 1878 patients have received treat.
ment,-of whom sl3 have recovered. and
5l7 have improved. The superintendent,
gives considerable space to the discussion Of
a diseased condition Of the stomach, as a
cause and constant attendant OF insanity.
Tobacco ehewers will do well to ponder his
suggestion, that large class Of the patients
have been addicted TO ils invetorlte use,
and in many eases i, has been prominent
cause IN developing the disease. Some rec
concentrations are made for improvements,
for the greater comfort and convenience Of
the patients.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

EAroN's ARITHMETIC. Mcssrs. Brown,
rasgarl & Chase have recently Published a
new Arithmetic, by James $ Eaton, Of
Phillips Academy, Ando,cr. Tho work has
already been introduced into many schools.
where !, has Acquired considerable popular.
iiy already. We see tia, il is warmly
commended by Mesrs. Nor,hend and
Brown. teachers Of the Convention, held in
this place, h.. September. Mr.. Rounds.
the principal Of the Oxford Normal In,,l.
,uie. ays Of Il:
IL have made cons,an, use II EIion's
Arithmetic this torn. and in the recitation
Noon II has tecn carefully compared with
the arithmetic, in general use. The result
ct ilr comparison has hrcn that Eaton's
has steadily risen IN favor. | desire 10 sec
IL generally adopted in our schools"
The same publishers have also issued a
new edition Of Colburns FIR, Lessons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

A BE,UruUL Custom Several months
ago it was proposed thar on the tr't sun.
DAY Of every YEAR an the Christian e'usre-
CATIONS ~ whom The English language VS.
spoken sboul unite IN singing the sjnor'us
choral. Old Hundred. % the words Of
Wat. well.k nuwn hymn,
Js.u. shall ry,-a ~h.rs'sr ,hs .ua,'
Consequently asst Sunday thi. hymn VA
sung IN our city ,hurcly., and a. the notice
AAd been very extensively circulated, 1t Is
probable that most all the Protestant c,u-
grvsa,ion in America. England and Austria.
liz pinned IN this chorus.
[Ncw York Evening Pct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21
be@efora armofrat
PARIS. MAINE. JAN. 81, 1889.
runlt,aKp rviHr TRIpAr MORNING ny
VIM. A. PIDGIN & Co.,
PREPARATIONS.
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

rerms.---Oue ioiisf and 60y cents sificil,
a. AuvANcE; sae dsliaS aad sessai, -hss ssn,'
wihia IN mouih.; tSo dollars ~ The eHd ol TIE
,car. TO whish hhN aeais vii " added le'
cvery Nraf wh,cn paNmsat % dslaled.
-S. II. NtLEs. (sacctssot toN u. Palmer ,
Newspaper Advertising Agsrt, No. !, scolllN''
niilliag. Caar street. E''.tae, - suiho,'tsd VI
,,-ei,. advertisement, ior this paper, a, the 'am'
fais. fetairrd Nv us.
E-S. PstttNstLL 4 Co. 10 state -,
Btstsa. aad l22 Na.sau So, New NetA, atr "u'
DOL, 1u,horitsj gcnis torprocufing suh'efp''o
fsr~ arJ,sg Advertisements.
y Pa,m-nt iar all advertisements 70 h'la ~
b. doe from the date IT The htst 'asstiio"'
- C,,,,,,,,i.,t,.,. .hauld o. o. ecicl u
"Tbe OxiofJ Drmscfat," rafis, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

A BAD STATE o. AIAIRs. Alta meeting
on Saturday OF the Committee on Ways and
Means. Secretary Cobb presented report
showing tina. more than Sls,COO, 900 OF
Treasury notes fall due by the frst OF July,
which there are no means available to meet.
Mr.. Phelps stated he was no, prepared to
bring forward any plan to supply the def
cieneies in the revenue, bu, will do so on
tuesday to which day the Committee i'd
burned. The deficiency by the frs, Of Ju.
~ IL is believed. will be $4,000, 900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-21

The Reporter says the building Of d. i.
Milliken, Bridgton. occupied as a bedstead
factory, planning machine, &C., was burned
down on Monday morning week. The
building was well stocked with machinery
Of various kinds, and the loss is not far from
30 1000. A building in which was plas-
ter mill, was also consumed. Mr.. Milliken
was insured $1,000.