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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25

WHIF BA Mrs. The mite Of com
nsrss. . small coin formerly eurr,nt, was
equal 10 ous-'hird ola iAr,hing. The mite
Of SiiP,uro was the quarter Of a d.nAriu,,
snd worth seven iarIhlngs, or sbOa. three
and A-h.li cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25
TERMS:
w,.Aiagop, Oct. 81. rs;s, a

Toths lloa. County Comni,.ioayr, Ior tao Coan.
N n ONiHrl.
TIVE uaI-rsi snrl, Colnuiittes legally hppoini.
of D., tbr town oi frciurg, Uspfrtfull, ~
present that p1rlian ~ the highsay ip s1ti
tNsi1rg, hc1tri un Istiti1n ~ Janc. -. NCMi-
l,n. cHuHrraring ,n ih- crs'rg IT th- road a. the
west c1l Il ilr uil coll bulge IN rnthur.. anl
running from thcHec n.rihsf', o. The ru,i that
lr,ds ir.n lllitI,s'. DHige o. William &. Ne.
krea's, b. n1t lsuhal-l o., pll.ir u,ce..it, &C
con'eairuoc. We thsr,tfc rsgu-.t 500 after doe
u1ier tp rNaml1r slI tstiipn sad di.coutiuuc
surh pact thor7ii a. in yous IuJsmcnI sh,ll seem
ugtt
We v1ni ,l.l represent thata locstio- in leu
ola part uf the lucsiion made uu pstiii1n ot III
". Joh1ssn 1nI oihsrs. commencing ns,r Thom-
as Clunn's be- BroWuicli. ADD rnnuy fr,m
thence 90 Elsha Csituu's, jr., anj Oliver q. Cot.
tah's, On saii Buwnhri. anil by seth llamlia'.
auI Cbaft.s l.. llhls,'. o. che Cruni, road lead.
iHg irHn lNrh1rg tDruer o. Cunwby, y. a., by
ths dwelling .hlas- Of n. O.g,si On add Fiyc.
burg, w1li.I hl.i, mrrt thc ~aat. ~ the pshlic A..
snt vHaIi grs,t, lr.s-p thr eNp-n.c q, saiI
Count, ana .iid tpgn. w therefore rcsu.ctiul-
d request sos 90 ~Ntnip- aid llcltion and make
srch alterations alI aiHrrr1t Lglti,us a. q, 700
uly secm jr,,- ASA Cli NELES,
JOSEPH CHANDLER,
SprJal Committee Df ihr town % inlburg q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Home JOurual.
COME IN AND SHUT THE DOOR.

COME IN AND SHUT TIE DOOR.
Oh, Do not stand 80 Oag ou,side,
WI, reed yOu be % shyi
The people, eyes are open, John,
A, they arr Passing BY
Voc cannot tel what they may tAiak.
Thsy'ye said strange things bsiorei
And IL yoa wish IN talk awhile,
Come Ia AID shut The door
Nav. DO MT ssy e Ne, thsSN you. Jans."
With snSh bashlul sink;
Yoa said whsa hiiss Whispered "No''
They usaat"Ys., al the wAi's'
Nv htSsr. too, viii welcome yos'
told yOo that esie,i
Il doc.aI look vel staniieg here
Con. ia aud .hut the dOoT'
You .ay did got answer ysa
To What ~as said last nights
Iheord yogF question IA the dsrk-
Th,ushl on Il in the light;
AoJ nv nv lips shall utter VIA,
NJ heart IA, sad hei0re.
Yes, dssrrsi. I-tut stay svhiic-
Cone 10 and shut the door,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25

OXFORD, ss.-Nt che Court uf County C'mmis-
s.11rr., hpiirH 10 Pare. 90 and ipr the Cont,
eft ONnrl, bY sIp1uuglJ iran thv hu.t Tue.
DE-, of >,nfs1hi.r. 4. H. i~5q. 8l TEDDY the
che Gfrruih d,, 1fOrtlh-t, 4. n. 1859.
Ip'1 thc hr.s1iHg petition, satisfactory evi-
jrucr hlyiNg h.,l received that che petitioners
ace r,.punshie, ant that iBI1iry into the merit.
"a thrir application b. eNprii,nt. q D. Orlsryd.
thatthc tou1N tDmuissI1Ier. Inryt az ths ONiuul
il.1sc n fp,burg. on Tussii,. the ~ -n,isth
iN ot n-Crmlsr nrNt, ~ Tea O'Clock 4. NJ
anI thrn6r yr1csai tp yirg the rluta urHtiuleI ga
saii pait.uu; iuu-,llfri, tfsf shich view d, hear.
az ~ ths parties aHd witnesses Wtl D. bad az
some Cu1yeuislt place in the yicilit,. and such
other msasur,s t,Asn in the premises az the CON.
m,..i1nrfs sa,U juIgc pwprr.
All % b. father urlsri, that noiicc Of the time
place aHi purpose 20 che C1umissioncrs mrytip.
sf'lrsti o. gwen 90 40 pers1ns anl corporations
Interested. hy Ctusiu attrsisl copies of aid pst-
tiuu tni ut tlis oulrr ihsrr1n o. b. ssrycl up1u
thr Ct.fk of the tpwn of Fr,,bnrg and alsl posic
up ia threy public places iu .ail t,Wu and publ. h-
81 thrry weeks surrr.siyrI, be- the OSfard Demo.
crlt a newspaper printed az Paris, in add Coun-
ty IT ONIori, che hrst ct said Publication. aud
each ni the other notices, o. o. made, served
aud p,str,l, a. least thiuy DAYS before aid time
Of meeting O. the cod that al persons anI coz.
porltions ut,y thea anil there appear and shcW
c-use u ans they have, WHY the prayer Of said
petitioners sh1ulJ uut D. granted.
Attest; SIDNEY PERilAM, Clerk.
true copy IL saiI Petition AMI Order Of Court
A. -TnNRN pENTTNN CT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25
House for Sale.

49, THE subscriber offer. Cor sale
RSsy%fa i hi. story and half house.
4,WTIJxSksitm,ed on Lincoln street, Paris
~ Hill, together with the land 4.
il of an acre, on which i Stands. The house IL
% by IS, with ell. 10 by "a. with good cellar IN.
DEF main part. There is a good well Of soft va.
ter. Willbe sold al a reasonable price Il applied
Tor .ooa. For particulars inquite of
as EMERSON COLBURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25

PLArsrLE RE,SoS. a typo. on hss-
ipg q girl down SOUTH" asked how /.
vas that abe was 50 sveetl "Oh." she
replied in utter innOesueS. "my father Is
Q ssSar planter"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25

NOTICE. This j. TO caution sll persons
~ aga,ast harhoriag 90 trustin. AMANDA.
nay wife, on NY accouat. a. she has lea my bed
sad board, shall pay no debts OF her eoairacrs
Jag. MASON W. PORTER.
Mexico, Nov. :, iSJ9 Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25
l true cops ot said Petition AMI Order Of Court.
AL--.L sidney rERIIAM. CL.Lk.

FORECLOSURE. Puhli- notice :. hereby
j. given, that EIiph,let Smdsyint Of Hsbron,
iu the Cuuniy ~ ON'uul. O., his deed % moftgagr
dated August p, \. ID. lstj, add recorded % the
Registry ot Deeds ior sad Couniy. BOX o., page
SOC, conveyed o. James Jewrtt Of Bach6ell. "a
said Cuuniy, q cettaia piste u hni situated ia
SAD il,hrul, with an the sppirienanocs thereof,
4ld m0rc hills described in .sid deed. % which
ryiervucs l. hsrvhy had tr q more specific Dc.
scTltion q The pfrmise- ani ior the coalition ~
slid muttgagv; that che condition "a said mort
gagr has b-en broken. b, rca.,,n whereof The .sd
James Jrsttt sL,ims iofecl,surc OF aid mortgage.
JAMES JEwErr.
Buck6eld, Oct 81. 1859. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25

,A The splendid new sea.goins
BlcJ steamers Forest City, Lew.
-Mf@1sStI iston and Montreal, willun.
till further aotice, run asiollOws
Leave Atlantic WHAT, Portland, every Mon
day, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thur.day. Friday. at
O'clock, T.. NJ, aud CcntTal Wharf, Boston,
every Monday Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
aud fridsy, at 5o'eloek II. NJ.
Fare, in cabin, sl,25
Ga deck, 100
Nh. Each boat H. furnished with a large
number ofstate-rooms. for the accommodation Of
ladies aud families; aud travellers are reminded
that by taking this line, mneh saving Of time and
expense willie made, aud that the Inconvenience
oisuiVing 10 Boston at late hours in the night
will b. avoided.
The boat. arriVeia season to take the earliest
trains out Of the city.
The company are notresponsib leior bsggageto
an amoust exceeding S50in valve, and that per.
sonal, unless notice 10 given aud paid Tor at the
rate OF cue passenger for every $500 additions
value.
BfrejghuakenSsusual.
l.. billings, Agent:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25
AMERICAN \ FOREIGN PATENTS.
u. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!
Late Agufofhs H. y. PaiTHf ono, Wash
mCioH, uHisr "a. dcf Of 1857.
20 state ST., opposite Kilby 81, BOSTON.

Late igsHfof hF n. y. Pdff1f ono, Ndfh-
mcion, uHi,r ia, acf Of 1857.
20 state st, opposite Kilby ST, Noston.
A TrER an excessive practice Of upwards II
n tweu, ,r,r., coniiul,. o. secure patents in
The United states: aud aLo IN Great nfiuin,
Fame anil other TU,sign countries. Caveats,
Specification. Assignments. ani 40 papers or
Duwirgs inr rstsuts executed on liberal irrms,
ani Nth despatch. Rrscatchss made toto Amer
irtn ur Foreign works, a. determines The validity
or utIit, ~ Patents ~ lH,yulious-snd lcgal 90
other adgicc rendered in 40 matters touching the
sane. Copies Of lhr claim. II any Patent, luf.
ni,hcd g., f,niiiing onc dollar. Assignments 90.
corded At Washington.
Th. as,nc, h. MT only the hfgest IN New
Enehnl, hui through 10 inscnInSs have advauta.
70. iur securing patrnt., ~ asccriiiuing the pat.
entahiliN II Inventions, unsuulssrd By, Il not
imt.eisuialh superior Co, any .hich can IT, Of.
fsrrd them elsewhere. The Testimonials below
given pfayc that u,uc b. MORE SUCCESSFUL
At TIE PATENT OFFICE than The ,uh.cri.
h., and a. SUCCESS ~ THE BEST TROOP
or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, be- voui
add that be has shuniant t,asou % believe. and
can Prove that at no other otioc oi thr kini ar,
the chafgrs ior professional services 80 moderate
The ,mm- ne practice 81 The suhirr,hsr. dufing
t~eut, ,sar- pact has enabled him 90 accumulate
ayast col,,iionof specifications aud oi,rsl dscis-
tons relative o. patents Thee, l'siuss he ~.
trn.i,e Iihrif, Of lsgll aud mechanical wotk. and
toll accounts 81 fiir-s granted iu The United
State. and Eutor~. tcnlsr him able h,yonl guss.
tion. 20 oder superior hcilie. Zoe obtaining pat.
cnis.
Al Necessity ofa journey loWa,hingion topro.
cure patent, and The usual gr,al DE L., Ihcfo. ate
saved imcaiors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25

sams and extracts, their effect on The human sys'
TEN u PHEASANT. satisfactory and successful. Act
ns direct, on the blood. gpnd.. solid, and fluids
oflhe body, their Nc j. aiieaded with the happi'
ct effect. ~ sudden attacks of disease one o.
tao doses always cures. IN oil 'u,ndiag eases OF
sickness, smal doscs - repeated ireqaenily-so
clsaa.es the system that good health q the result
No change IN employment OF diet y necessary
Thsy never cin.e .6rc mouths. sNellcd joints.
aehins limh., ETC.. ~ DO may other knds. They
are WARRANTED ~ give satislsction, of the price
will b, r,fbndci. They ate considered cheaper,
salef, pr,ttef anil 10 hl respects superior u any
purfai,e pit IN he worh. The discovery oi
ooauug pll with sugar cmsnaied With Dr. Her.
rick 4 v Other, arr counerlcits, and ilu,ei, viii
do harm. anI di.lppoini the SICK. lleuiok's pills
ATE elegantly Pot up, 30 10 a box, With large
sheet 81 directions, anI sel lor q ceni' pc box;
bikes iot 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-11-25
TIE OXFORD DEMO oRAT.
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.


TN all the leadisg branches Of ma manufacturing IL.
dustry, the great practical sBperi uiiy Of Sing
eT's sewiag Mschines u a f'ct established beyond
dispute, No tailor, shoe manufactured, clo'h,er,
seamslfess, drcss-maksr, sadder, oauiage''Iim'
mer, hat manufacturer, &C., can Afford TO do
without thea.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
l. ony fair average of the actual profit from the
use Ofrach oue of these machines, aad ior conh'm.
aioa ofihs truth, We refer 10 aay Of the thou.
sands Of persons Who use then. They are adapi-
81 10 every sort of wofk. tine coarse, upon silk
cottoa. lines aud woolea fabrics. also light and
heavy leather. They never A'l to give sa,i'lae-
ton.
To meet the CROWN; demsad ios smaller and
more elegant machiae lsr private and household
purposes, Ne have Just produced and arc ready Ia
receive orders COZ Singers
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Which /. the no.t compact and bcautiiai Sswiag
Machine ever constructed. Il 10 ofnameuied IN
the highest style uf the AIT. anil al Who zee it are
delighted with u. II make. the improved inter-
lockcd stitch. ADD !. capable oldo,ng agrcaier va.
riety of work IN better siylc than any oiher Sew
log Machine ever oderrd lor family purposes.
Iti. not subject 90 the oljeciioa Of usiag twice
too much thread, AMI mikinga rsYeling seam, Ike
the Clover 4 Baker; NOT l. Il coahued IN ts OPP
calion % lev thin Lbrics, liable 10 get ont II
order and untitled 10 daN thread Ike the
Wheeler 4 Wilsoa Machine; bet - amply sulh.
cisnt TO psrlurm all kinls Of lAmly sewing.
Price of Fsmil, Machines With iron tablc CON.
pleie ior use SlOO. The larger stsaiard machines
irom Sl25 10 $500. Scnd ior l. VI. Singer 4
co., Gazette. beautiful pictorial paper, devoted
to Sewing Machines, and containing let iptice.
and all other information GA the subject. twill
b. forwarded gratis.
1. ". SINGER 4 CO.,
ass broadway. New York.
uRASCHoTTIcTsl
Hoston ALBANY Raliimor, IT Louis,
Providence Gloycfsyille CipciunaJi y Orleans,
y. Ilayen Rochester Chicago Mobile
Newark Phihdslphia, Nashville Paris, France
Gbsgow, Scotland.
Local agents WAITED. -
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Agents Wanted Everywhere

fLtCATiON.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
The most liberal commission. 10 money or book :,
vii h. gVrn to person or ass)ciations iofmi n Z
r nls. lor tea of mof, books, u h. sent AZ o ne
time. rostmasers, school teachers. students.
clefgmen, or any Individual. can soon rcplchish
or BORN a veil selected library, without cNpensr.
b, aeting a. our agent. Please send Zoe Cata.
losuc snd circular.
CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.
A. there are various pafiie. Advertising them.
selves as In the Git business. some having the
aUdacity a. claim having bcen the orig,naiofs'"
hot Who have not the disposition OF ability 10 iul-
ill their promises, We feel IL duty a. Ourselves
and the public e. state that We have 40 connec.
iion with any concern IN New York ~ New Eng
Land; and individuals sending money 10 such par.
ties mnst not blame us u they get cheated, -or
Judge Of The business by such q standard.
Ordcrs from clubs or single individuals sOlei.
ted iIom all parts Of the county.
q. q. EVANS & CO..
3n23 % Cornhill, Boston.
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FRANK Fl. SKILLINGS.
HOUSE,
SIGN,
CARRIAGE.
SOUTH PARIS. ME.
Portland g. Boston Line.

Graiainsaad Decorative Painting done n he
best manner sti
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T,uimomal,.
"I regard VI. Elly - ono Of the most capable
and succ~ssIui practitioners With whom have
had Official intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Cpmmis.ioncT oi Patents"
81 have no hesitation IN assuring invcntos
that ihcy canoot employ p,fson mote competent
and Trustworthy, and more capable ~ puttiug their
application. On a torn a. secute ior ihrm 90 ehrly
ani favorable ronsidstltiuu ~ The faient Otlcc.
EDMUND BURKE,
llte Commissioner ~ Pairnts'
Boston, February :, 1858.
"Mr II. H. Eud, his made lorme THIRTEEN
applications. on all bot one of which Patents have
been grated. and that one IL now pending. such
unmistskablr proof 81 great talent and ability on
his part heads mo a. recommend al inventors 20
rppl, 10 him 10 procure their paieuis, ~ the, may
H. sure Of having 'hc most faithful attention IT,.
slowed on their c.sc-, and ~ VrN reasonable
charges. JOHN IAG6AII.'
From Sept ~, 1857. 10 June ~, is5s, the cub.
scril-r. IN cour,c of he large ptactice, made. 90
Tvicr.Rsccied applications, slNrEEN Az
PEAI.S. EVERY one of which ~. decided IN
bis favor. By the Commissioner Of Patents.
X. II. EDDY.
Boston. Jsa I. 1859. 50
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Our Catalogue OF Books,

Our Catalogue OF Books,
T. tn extensive lor particular description. con
taiuiag the most valuable works IN the yariOu.
departments Il literature, such AZ
Agricultural. Dictionaries, Musical.
A.buTs, Historical, Fiction,
Bibrs, al prices, llumrrous, roctr,
Biographical, JuVrniE, Travels.
botanical. Medicinal, Adventures.
Cookery, Mechanical. Odd Fellowship
AMI ITcs Masoog,
ToorrHIH WIN
Miscellaneous Works of all Kinds.
New looks on hand q. soon a, Issued.
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The Great Healer of Mankind
TAKE THEM AND LIVE
ETNEGLECT THEM AND DELE
u,rdeL,s sugar Coated Pills and Kid
STRENGTHENING pIasters.


SUGAR COATED
FILLS.
The Children cry Zoe
them :
This remarkable
American remedy v
Carrying the worhl
by storm. Over Eve
millions Of lpsss are
sold Annually. Com
posed entirely Of
Flowers, Roots, nal-
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CATALOGUE, TUEsI,Hrp. GRATIS. on Az.
fLtCATioN.

WIZ '""'""' '"'"" VI w NIH"s'
New Looks on hand a. soon Al. Issued.
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To B,f al Clflp.fi Hlai,l8A R'ntiy ~ On
IErrd
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

ISGExIoUs ROBBERY OF $4,000 WORTH
OF JEwELRY By BoYs.-Last "Wednesday
night policeman in New York City was
examining the condition of the doors and
windowshutters along his beat onBroadway
and was surprised to find the door of
Dempsey d Fargis' Jewelry Store No. COS
broadway, unfasteDed The moment he
opened the door he heard croan, and GO
ing in, found at the rear of the store lad
named Bascom, one of the employees of
the establishment, securely tied to his bed
and basket placed over his head. On
being Intercepted he said the store had
been robbed of large amount of ieweIry
by three men. Capt. Walling, of the de-
tective force, being sent for, questioned the
boy rather closely, and came to the concu-
sion he knew more about the matter
Subsequent Investigations by the detective
force revealed the fact that boy by the
name of Melrose, formerly employed at
the store, had concocted the robbery, with
Bascom. The two precocious juveniles
then made full confession, which led to
the recovery Of the entire property.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

BusIsEss.-When We wish to guess
al the probable business of our town in any
one dav, we take glance at the vicinity
of Doc PLATr's store and judging By our
usual rule, trade must have taken a rapid
stride for the past two weeks in Manto-
woe. Tie usual business done at this
store is communicating twelve or fif-
teen clerks constantly employed in tran
sacting it-but for the past few days there
has oeen perfect jam in and around his
establishment. The farmers Of this coun-
ty like to trade at Doc. PLAT1's store be-
cause he has heavy variety Of all kinds
of goods-because he sells them cheap
because he and Lis clerks are centlemanly
and attentive 10 customers-and because
he Is not too sttnqy to advertise and let
people know what he has 10 sell.
If our other merchants would use more
printers ink, their business would thrive
much better.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23
Ete,G1s of Bnterest to Esy<peptics.

SICK HEADACHE AND DEB!LITY.-The
Oxygenated Bitters are worthy the atten
ton of all who are afflicted with these or
any other symptoms arising from weak
enei and deranged state Of the digestive
system.
Observation-Disclosures except those who
have suffered all the horrors Of Dyspepsia
can fully appreciate the value and efficacy
of the OXygenated Bitters, a sovereign rem
edy tor this distressing disease in all its
forms.
A Coon MEDlcrNE.-Thc Oxygenated
Bitters is the best remedy for Dyspepsia
ever discovered; for proof Of this read the
certificates from members Of Congress and
other we'll known citizens.
A WORD TO DYsPEPTIcs-Th Oxygen
atel Eitters is a sure remedy for Dyspep-
sia in all its various forms and general de,
bility, having the highest testimonials ever
given in favor Of any medicine in the world
THE OxYGENATED BTTERs have rece:v-
ed the strongest testimonials of any medi-
cine in the world, for the cure of Dyspep-
sia, Asthma and General Debility, and is
worthy the confidence of all who seek a
remedy for these complaints.
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor.
Sold by all druggists. Cincinnati, O.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

HOLIDAY Presents AT WIrTMAN' :
Drug Store, next door to the Postofice,
AMI at RoBISsoS's, on the north side of the
river, can be fond large varieties Of fancy
articles, suitable for gifts.
BowMAN. near the National Hotel, has
just received from Santa Clans a sleigh
load Of confectionery and toys.
The advertising columns of the Pilot
will show our readers where they can pro-
cure dry goods, hardware, groceries, and
something to drink to the health Of our
friends, and wish each other a merry
Christmas"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23
To those who Owe Us.-We

wish to put our subscribers, and all others
indebted to the Pilot office, in mind Of
the fact that it costs US a great deal of
money to publish it, and that but few Of
ahem hare yet PAD their subscription
price. The amount which each one owes
us is small, but if all Of them should pay
up before New Years, the whole amount
thus collected would give us large sum,
and enable us to give them more readable
paper. We trust this notice will be suf1i-
cient to wake up our friends indebted to
the office. Farmers can pay in potatoes.
flour, pork, beet, butter, or any other art
Gle Of produce. LEI US have those or the
money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

fEiI.y ;aEiAee Warket-Monday, Dec
i9.-The market for + our .till remains unsettled
and dull. The only sale to-day 500 bbls.
stone Mills" Spring extra at s. for immediate
delivery at mill. Wheat market dull. Sales 100
bus. Winter at CSC; 9G2 bus. Extra Club deliv-
cred at csc; $50 bus. do at 94c 600 bus, Club
at 94c; $50 bus. Cub on the track at 93tc; 700
bus. No. at 92c on the track. 1900 bus. Mol
at Ole, Dressed Hogs averaging 900 lbs, brot
$5,25.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

MARTIN VAN BUREH-No Elk President
has ever lived in more studied retirement
than Martin Van Buren, lie is seldom
away from his home, and never seems to
coyet attentions of any kind On the 5th
inst, lie passed his 18th year. He is said
to be writing memoir of lis times. 1t
will, if truthful, reveal great many curl
Gus chapters in The political history of the
country.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

GREAT UNION MEETING IN BosToN'-1n
Faneuii Hall, Boston, week before last, a
monster meeting was held to uphold the
Union Of the States, and to denounce the
fanatieism Of the supporters ofJoHS BRowN
in his murderous designs upon the people
of Virginia. Eloquent speeches were made
by EDWARD EVERETT, CALEB CCsHTNG, and
other able men. Next weeks Pilot will
contain Mr. CUsnNG's remarks, and we
are sure our readers will consider his effort
a rich intellectual treat.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

Fox RIVER IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
A call, unanimously signed, has been is
sued at Portage City, for a public meeting
at that place on Saturday, to take into
consideration the present condition of the
Fox and Wisconsin fmproyement-the re
peated failures of the Company to comply
with the conditions of their charter; and
also to determine what action, if any, shall
be asked of the next Legislature in regard
to the same
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

A DEMOCRATIC CIrY.-The total demo
cratic vote polled in the city of New York,
at the late charter election, was Sc, S35; re-
publican vote 21,106. Democratic maj
ority 35,129. Fernando Wood, dem re-
ceived 80 ,054; VIM. Havemoyer, dem, %,
Isl; George OPdyke, rep, LOG; Woods
majority over Havemeyer 3,273; over Op-
dyke s,34s.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

Ak ICEBERG Ten Miles LoNG.-Capt-
ain Kirby, of the ship Unocwah, arrived
at San Francisco from New \ ork, reports
that he passed an immense floating island
of ice about fifty miles south of Cape Horn.
on the 9th of August. 1t was from eight
to ten miles long, and very high solid mass
of ice, against which the sea broke rs up
on the iron bound shores of a continent
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

TT Adrertisers sgiH please bear IN mint
that the Piiot has mar The Iargesi eircuta-
ton IF any English paper printed IN this
county, and that IL t. for their interest 10
use ITS column. AdreTtise IN II, and there
by increase your business.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1859-12-23

John d. Pork-Dear Sir:-Having been at-
tackled with hemorrLage of the lungs, which left
me with troublesome cough and the usual de.
bility consequent upon such an attack, and hav-
ing cured myself by the use of WISTARS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY l feel it pleasure
and duty to testify to its merils. My general
faith in patent medicines is small; but for those
who are suffering under pulmonary attacks, l am
persuaded that the Balsam is an excellent prsp-
aIation. Your, very truly,
IONA II. CHILDs.
III. CnicOpee Tel.
Chicopee, Mass, Feb. 20, 1854.
JOHN D. PARK,
Proprietor, Cincinnati.