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BY GIBSON d co.
TRTSTEGTC SNJE

fT715!f IhUDIEE'S SALE.
Riis BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for Ba
~ more city, the subscriber will offer at pu blic
auction at the Exchange SalesOom Second street. in a
7. NJ: ~' ' AZ ~ ''o'N'
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, being about three acres
Tie precise quantity Of which wiz he known on the
day OF sale and which is situated Gilmor Mount
Streets between Baker and Prehurv Streets Gilmor street
Is now beng paved The lots fronting each side of this
street w run back for the distance Of 1876 10 inches TO
20 feet alley The lots fronting side of Mount
street wlllrun back for he Ime distance above
rms property VIII he first offered all together If salts
factory prc. Is not obtained will then he offered in lots
plat OF the property may be the office OF the sub
ScrDrrN 30 st Paul stree, and at Mrs H. G. rmstrnnps
on the Old Windsor Mill Road 7 -
Terms OF sac-Onethd in cash: one third in G. and the
balance in u months from day Of sale credit payments to
bear interest from the day sale secured by the
purchaser by notes, with endorcr approved by the
supScroer q. j. DULANEY, Trustee
,o,s, GIBSON 4 CO.,
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COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,

COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE,
~, . BALTIMOR
ROBT; B, COLEMAN late of the firm OF Coleman & Stet
son. OF the stor House. End more recently of the NchO
las Hotel, New York, has in connection with his son
FREDERICK W. COLEMAN taken the charge of the above
well-L nown house for a term of years
Many important alterations and Improvements have been
made rendering rstcas every respect The location
OF this house is convenient travellers and citizens
City Cars passing constantly to all points, and Balt
unity. i
Liberal ARRANGEMENTS will be made with families and sim
gle gentlemen, for board (either full or PARTIAL.
They will continue the INTERNATIONAL HOTEL at
Niagara Falls, N Y in the umptuouS manner that
has made popular with the travelling public curing the
past season. diam
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, DECEMBER "a. 1859.
Mants.

NAANTED.-A GENTLEMAN WITH 81, coo
to $4,000 capital, 10 ion the advertiser in good Man
utacturlng business well established this city Address
~ Box l09l P. o., giving name, and where interview
can he had. d233t
WANrED.-A COMPETENT PERSON TO
w FILL THE POST of NEWS EDITOR ON A DIAL
Ii MORNING PAPER One o has had experience Of
the duties preferred. Apply at this ofic do If
M AN re u .-SECOND-HAND WHISKEY
w BARRELS by JOHN WILLIAMS SON,
dl3u 60 Smiths wharf.
SITUATION WANTED BY AN ELDERLY
t0GEATLEhAN o. long experience in the IMPORTING
BUSINESS, and having the advantage of extensive
ITeSn correspondence could make himself generally use
III to respectable house Address Box No 351, Baltimore
FoSt Once d7u
WANTED-SIX FLOUR BARREL COOP
w Frs, to go to Richmond Va to make barrels from
machire,dTesSed slaves None but good hands wanted
Apply to WIN. 5. CROSS, corner East Falls and Eastern
avenues n26-tf
NTANTED-A WAREHOUSE, or the FIRST
w FLOOR of Warehouse in the neghborhood Of Ex-
change Place between Pratt and Second Streets between
Office. oIS-tf
A YOUNG MAN, FULLY COMPETENT TO
1ATAkE CHARGE OF A SET OF BOOKS. WISHES TO
PROCURE SITUATION in that capacity, with some good
house, where he make himself generally useful The
most satisfactory references be given Please address
"BOOkkEEPER,' at this Office. a25.tf
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GGUCat1GR.

r KNA FToS,sp Ann cnnr - ,,,.r,rl,nn
Silly No. 10 South GAY sTREsT
A LEX HOFFMAN,
N DESIGNER AND CARVER,
SCHOOL,
No ia BALTIMORE STREET, third story)
mh2lE Opposite sun Building, Baltimore.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
IYAYOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
October, 1859 The Of instruction in the usual
branches is full and thorough being under the direction of
efficient Faculty able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command Of the Institution Parents who desire thorough
education for their daughters, with the comforts and
of the Christian family, ged the
Sch
Fo TBS q atmsSi9G snd further information, address
Rev. u 20 LEW is STALEG, Principal Mount Washington
Raltim Coz Maryland Rev. DR.. HEN Err Second St,
Baltimo Catalogues can be had at CUSTIINGS 4 BAL
street. i23f
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BY SAMU EL ~. $50 t-Ea,
.'.-...,s.s. .-g.-.sayr7.~- ~

O. TRUSTEES'S S SALE.
Vii; IN pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court for
-ts m tmore city, the undersigned, Trustee will offer Mt
P io safe At the MeTchaG s Exchange Saesroom, on
the lIt!l day 81 January, 1850, at o'clock, p NJ
ALL THAT Lot OF GROUND AND PREMISES sitpa+a
on the southG9steTnmOst side of Union street in the civ
buln2e aforesaid Beginning for the at the distance
p2S iee inches enthusiastically from the corner formed
pF te intersection OF the SoutheaSternmOs side of Union
street and the wstrnmost side Ross street and
uig thence northeastery, bounding Union street
G- inches thence southeasterly parallel with Ross street
ieeI thence Southwesterly parallel with Union street.
tet ncgs and thence northwescrly, by a straight line
- feet, to the place of beginning ~
improved ny tWOsory BRICK DWELLING. and MI
Jet TO an annual ground rent S. 0Sl being the onethrd
PAT O IN rent os 25 reserved on this lot and
others adjoining thereto of the front and depth
Terms OF sale as prescribed by the Decree aretne-third
cash on e day OF sale, and the residue in equal nav
ms at and II months from the day ofsae with interest
and security 20 be approved by the trustee The ground
rent up to the cay ofsa and taxes for 1859 and previous
years II any be due, will be paid by the trustee
G. BLACKBURN, Trustee
49,, SANfL. II. COVER,
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Stsaratte Gunlpaniss.
AND INLAND INSURANCE.
49, OFFICE OF THE
NEi RI 'E INSURA NOE COMPANY
NO 26 PINE STREET

NEi II 'E URANCE COMPANY
NO. 20 PINE STREET.
rur ,o,,p co,,i NEW YORK, November J.. II, 1859
,IHE ASOEE COMPANY, HAVING THEIR CAPITAL
Of s20OOO paid up in Cash, prepar to Issu Poi
Ges on Vessels Freghts and Cargoes against Marine am
public charter provides Ra one t hr OF s p Or it
Tm ns divided among the Stockholders and the remaining
- the intention of this Company increase its Capita
scribed and paid in The Books Of Substitution will mair
the office Sfthe Company until December next
18th inst ''''' "'s'''H 'i'N'' VI.
wn,.,. WI TIL TH6Gf5 s6SSj,d Sits prss,t
{. F. WREAkS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
a. n; ~ of 4 r. Van Nest Co
WILLIAM RE65MoND.
RD6Fa nm 81 Vi a ene2s of nc Co
I p Firm of Ws sElg5iap 6mon Co.
FRtN6IS Sf H1fHIWIY Firm of Ross FaIconer Co.
IEWI Ezl + >BATFELLE... Firm Of Rattee 4 Renwick
GHAREs H6zAPFEL roo sch aeSi CO. Co.
cH4s t Of Gr S w b h6bise CO
=. H. SOG Firm of J. H. Cogill Co.
JOHN MORTIMER ia.
): NELSQ son? TAIPPAN......Firmo of Tappan Sarbuck
LANES D. FISH Firm of J. D. Fish Co
ii rfrS,, pRAPER Firm Of Draper DevIin
~ FIRM OF Thomas Owen Son
10y II " Ash Firm of Walsh Carver & Chase
" Nm, VI a ; "A ~. Firm of VIM. A Sale 4. Co
W., \ ~ 4: BRkII... Firm Of Brett, Son Co
M HALSEG President 7th Ward Bank
u W w rm of Fogg Bros
President Park Bank
~ = BELL Firm of Abraham Bells Sons
n E9 ~ CAKItAhI Firm of Carhart, Brother
TIiQS G; T. BUCKLEY. Firm Of Patt Gerard 4 BUCKLEY
" \ r., > 7 ia LEY ........Firm OF Hawley Il Co
H. NkA T. CLARK .........F Firm of Clark, West & Co
le undersigned having been appointed gent for the
for Marine and Inland Insurance.
o,o GILMOR MEREDITH
.sTn E.y,l. m.
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AQritULtural.

V'HE AGREEMENT HERETOFORE EXIST
h ING BETWEEN THE CNDERSI ED ami CAPTAIN
EDW ARD 4. COOPER, in tegard 70 tn. expectation and
sale Of from the island Of Narass has been CAN
CELLED by mutual consent and the interest Of the unr
signed has neen transferred said Cooper who
the debts and liabilities and become entitled to its ets
Baltimore, December 10th, 1889
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t1II" VI III Baltimore Street
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
~ HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER
FRANCIS II. GRUPY
informs the public that he has his new
house. No 2S GRANT STREET directly in the rear of his
old Stand, and door from Lombard street, Opposite
Robinson Lords warehouse where will be found fresh
and complete assortment of EV cry KIND AN QUALITY
OF LEATHER especially HemlOck and Oak Sole Leather
Harness, Bride and Lace Leather prime Wax Jppa Kps
Cali Skins French Calf Skins, wholesale and retail
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS Bark Mills, best and com
mon grades OF Tanners o! LIS always on hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold commission, and
cash advances made on cOnslgnments
For further information address
jl5tf % GRAFT street Raitiin3ora
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3ankers an0 8t0kers.

- NJ q A L.
~ MARTIN LEWIS,
NOTE BILL AND STOCK BROKER,
Has removed to his new Office No. Al ECOND STREET,
next 70 the corner of South street and the Fremens nSur
ence company sl-tfr
M ARTIN LEWIS,
1Va No. A SECOND STREET,
~ ~ First house from South street,
BUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL STOCKS
AND PUBLIC SECURITIES OF THE COUNTRY. With
reliable correspondents all the large cities enabled
to execute orders promptly and satisfactorily Stiff
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1nblft SaIfs.
By LENNON & BROGDEs

pOChhNAN : WHARF
| <ZfTFA SAVANNAH LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
the 9rasg of tie President and Directors will be offered at
2h Bacambsss Exchange sales room, SATURDAY, the
! ~ OCLlpeI, 10y, at O'Clock p NJ.
NF Re y steamships CITY OF NORFOLK" and 'COM
and win the | GS PEn IAgP 0 OFT
The CITY OF NORFOLK a5t 3 q on Gnon Dock
about 1000 barrels with accommodations for 10 passeneeTs
The "COMMERCE about 400 ta g9% b ErGgr slows about
hui If ron for 20 passengers Has
good order The entire interest will be offered together and
s,o., LENNON & BRoGDEN,
f1::r TRUSTEES SALE
iij by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Ba
NM more city the undersigned Trustee, will SELL at
TeS on a0fi23 a. 3e ESch 5g on Second
ri ALL l., THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city begin
mend street at the distance i3 feet inches southgaster-
place of beginning designed to be at the Centre of the
] wai d 1etTeen the house on the ground now being
crnmoSt side and running thence south asey bounding
f on i tece northeastery bounding the ground
% yo De s to one William Lowell and parallel
Richmond street 10 feet riches less thence south
Of said partition wall 90 feet to the place Of 6egnnng II
ng the same which assigned by George NJ Green
Records of Baltimore city Liber f. d. No. ii5 folio a9,
sGeef to an annual ground rent of sl725 payable semi
5RS F5GTR s Sc consist Of small three BRICK
Terms prescribed by decree-Cash on the dav of sale
,.,-, WILLIAM K. ADAIR, Trustee
uo2aW2w@eots. LENNON 4 BROGDEN, Aucts
H. TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
.iiIl A. DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
IlMORE CITY, the undersigned Trustee, will sell
at public auction at the Exchange SaIesroOms on Second
street on THURSDAY, the 2gth day of December 1859
-, ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, in t e city of Baltimore
inning fer the same the line Of the northeast side Of
richmond street, at the distance Of thirty soucastery
rom the corner Of Richmond and Tyson and runring
thence soueastery bounding the northeast side Of Rich
mona street thirteen feet nine inches thence nOrt eastery
parallel with Tyson street ninety feet thence northwestery
paraici with Richmond thirteen nine inches
fncG southwestery parallel with Tyson street. ninety e
70 Chond street the place Of hcginn nE-being the
which, ~ indenture Of 2st November, 1857. intended
recorded among the Land Records Baltimore Cit. WIS
SUPPRESSED hy VIM Scott to John Starsbury Subject 10 an
annual ground rent Of $50
he improvements consist of small tree-storv BRICK
linU Sc, known as 10. Is Richmond street
'S'luN prescribed by derier Cash the day Of
WM. L. ADAIH, Trustee.
LENNON 4 BROGpEN
I.-.1M -NNtnlS AuctiOneerS
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DHILIP COVER h CO.,

TNO. S. CUTTINGS Il CO.,
~ BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No % SOUTH STREET
BUY and sell Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets.
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made on Stocks Real Estate Notes md other
collaterals
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans.
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankable and Uncurrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
nehts. interest allowed on deposits. jalS-tf
ISRAEL COHEN,
= STOCK, BILL AND NOTE BROKER,
. No, NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells commission all the Securities Of this and
Olier markets. negetlates Notes, Loans, &c. myi-tf
SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROK EES,
No 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT on all accessible points in the United States
CanadaS, promptly, and on favorable terms
Buy and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets.
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department rnhA Nv
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ne improvements consist of small three story BRICK
HOUSE, known as No. "A Richmond street
iViiiS prescribed ny uerreeGaSh on the dav of sale
d6.2aw2w& eDts LENNON T. RR0GnE& iHSHHtotee'
steamships.

6TF%S FOR SAVANNAH,
~1a&stsH III RSDAY, December ggtl,, at I2Y precisely
The steamship
COMMERCE"
Captain r. MORLEY,
Union Dock, abovei
Insurance can be etc dupon merchandise by this ship
Iunctuality in her departure may Re relied on.
FreiGhts taken at lowest rates. Apply 10
d236t " M nj Tf, II EeT H.,
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fENHE CHEAPEST WINTER CLOTHINGl
THE BEST WINTER CLOTHINGii
Can only he found
WIESENFETD & co.'s
MARYLAND INSTITUTE CLOTHING HALL,
Corner of Baltimore st. and Market Space.
Splendid Overcn2ts for Few Dollars
At WIEsENFELp y Co.'S
Elegant Dress suits at Lowest Rates
At Wiesenfcld & Co.'S.
Beartifui Business Suits at TrifnC Cost
At hIFSFNFPIp Il Co :
Splendid 0gercoas
Warm OvcT,u4.%
Durable Overl rIts
Wrlllnaie Overcoats
Good Fitting Oycrcoatsl
, ~ " IESESFELD x Co.'S.
Business Suits Tor Young Nen'
Business suits for Middle hge
Business suits for Ali ARcsl
Dress Suits for Weddings
Dress suits for Parties
Dress Suits for Best Wear
AT WIE,ENFELp q Co.'S
Goats by the Thousand
Pants by the Thousand,
Ees.s by the Thousand
Bows Clothing for the Youngest
Boys Clothing for all Sizes,
Boys Clothing for larger 3ops
- At WIEsEEFELp K Co.'S.
Cheaper than the Cheapest
Finer than the Finest
Better than the Best,
Are the Garments at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
Buckaeld Democracy los. in the Woods.

The Argus publishes the doing- OF de-
mocraiic @ caucus at BuckGcld, at which
Rev. George Thomes, postmaster, introduce
ed certain resolutions, as the platform OF
the party in that town. These resolutions
cover the whole ground. The frs, express
50. "sahrs confidence in III, administration
of James Buchanan" THIS Of course j.
taking the whole dose, swa lowing Lecomp'
ton neck and heels, and every other heresy
that has characterized the Iiuchanan dynas-
~. The third resolution !, big with fore
holdings, expressive Of fear that " jefferson
democracy" will he "bus, up" at the State
Convention. This resolution is.ucn beau.
uful specimen OF atter.day democracy that
we give 1t entire
ResOirsd, That we should regret exceed.
ingly to have any professei democrat who
may attend the State Convention - far DO.
tray his trust and allegiance 10 the demo-
cratic party as To aid directly or indirectly
in the nomination as candidate for Govern.
or. and the choice al delegates 10 the Charles.
ton Convention. any pers,n who Is not n
firm supporter OF jefferson democracy, or
who is opposed TO the pre,ent adminlstra.
ton, or any vital and we'll settled principle
OF the democratic party.
This resolution Is q kind Of rdrHing to
Sullivan and bis two assoc late delegates to
the State Convention. not TO wander OF az.
ter strange gods, but To stick to the" vital
ity" Of the ngser-driyes. Talk about
James Buchanan, an old blue ligh, federal.
let. and " JefsrsonIan dem ocracy" in the
same connection-how ridiculous.
The fourth resolution gods in for "popu-
lar soyereigniy,-suhj-ct to the constitution
OF the United States" IL is a lucky thing
that the Buckfeld democracy put in this
qualification. otherwise the union nigh,
have been in danger.
But the second resolution explains every.
thing as clear as mud. The Buckfeld hun
kerites take their "stand immovably" as
=" union msn that il. united in favor OF
James Buchanan, the bred Scott decision,
squa,ter sovereignty. Jeffer,onian demOcra-
cy. slavery or no slavery. and against any
man who can't 50 the vitality" Of the
slave democracy. Here it s:
Resolved. That w shall stand immovably
upon the Cincinnati platform-un,on men
knowing no East, no Wet, no North, no
South.
But in order that oil doubts may be re-
moved. they declare they ''Htand"-"knOw-
Jog no East, no West, no North, no South. ="
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
HORACE GREELEY,
. A ID. RICHARDSON,
HENRY WILLARD,

A FORTUNATE CoMPANr. IL will be five
years. next Tuesday, since the Bnck6eld
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co., was orga.
nired and commenced operations. Since
that time, until the burning Of Mr.. George
Pra,t's house. at North Paris, q few weeks
since, they have never sustained los :
and the assessment made to cover that loss,
is the fret and only one ever made, The
three per cen, demanded on the premium
notes. when the policies were issued has
paid all the expenses of the Office, as well a'
commissions to Agents, so that the early
policy holders have been insured TOR five
years for almost nothing. The company
now consists OF about three hundred policy
holders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

Tur TRacr REsolurIoSs. The resolutions
adop,ed by the Congregational Conference
saws the Daily Advertiser, were not word
ed precisely rs those given las. week o"'
are substantially the same. The h'a"Se'
list. in IL. report Of the proceedings shows
the position Of some OF our ministers upon
the question.
"On the motion Of Dr. Dwight. that the
minority report he adopted. the speeches
were limited to Eve minutes. DR.. Dwight
DR.. Thurs,on Of Scarsport, Rev Me'srs' Nd
am. and Balkan Of this village and large
number Of Others supported the minority
report. Rev. Mr.. Jone. Of Mlnot and 9th.
ers supported the milk and water resolu-
tions Of the majority. Alter plthy and
able debate of two hours. the vote was TAX
on on each resolution separately.
The fret resolution condemning slavery
and the slave trade was adopted by vote
of 81 to |. Judge Shepley OF Portland, w.
ting in he negative. On this vote Rev.
". Chickering Of Portland, Rev. Mr.. Ten
ncy OF Ellsworth and Rev. ID. Shcplcy OF
win.low. lodged. The second resolution
condemnlng tho action OF the n. Y. Tract
Society was adopted by vote of 80 to 3
Judge Shepley and Rev. Dr ChickeTing OF
Portland. Rev T.. Jones Of Minot. Rev. ;.
Tenney Of Ellsworth. Rev. T. Norwood or
Phippsburr, Rev ID. ShePley OF wln'low,
Rev DR.. Tappan Of Augusta and Rev. j.
o. Flske Of Bath. voted may" Tho res
olu,ion approving the action Of the Boston
Tract Society was adapted avote Of 80 io3."
Dr. ChcSering. was one Of the movers we
believe in the y. T. Tract Society meeting.
In a late number Of the ESanglll., we Tell
upon letter from him. in which he an
nounccd his hatred OF Slavery. and every
thing connected herewith and by This re-
ror, we find him dodSinS vote condemn.
ing slavery.
Dr. Tapran, Of Augusta who voted
"nay " on the second resolution, is direc.
tor IN the Boston Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01
To J. II. Dorr, Esq.

A CooEiNG STovE ~ ~ Own. Mr.. T.
i. " hitehead Of South Paris, has exhibited
TO u model Of the stove which be has just
patented. The general ohjcc, Of the stove
II to produce Sufficient heat for boiling aud
baking purpose, In the summer, without
heating the rooms and in the winter 10
furnish sufficient heat for ordinary warming
purposes. This is accomplished by placing
a Ere box, conveniently arranged, for boil
ing, &C.. inside Of double sheet iron oven.
the space between the walls Of which is iill-
ell with composition which will absorb
and retain the heat in the manner Of a brick
oven. This casing is in two sections. one OF
which is easily removed, when a portion Of
the stove is exposed. from which the hea, is
radia,ed. A cylinder can be attached 50
tha, rooms Of any sire may be thoroughly
warmed. The apparatus has escape pipes
for the steam, and hampers, 50 thu, the heat
in the oven is always completely under the
control Of the operator.
Mr.. W. informs US that trial stove,
which he has had in operation, operates to
the entire satisfaction Of all who have seen
il. We wish the inventor abundant success.
We have no knowledge Of patent having
been taEen on, by citizen Of this town,
previous to this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

Ro..uth ha. issued a proclamation to N,
Hungarian. in America. warning them ,h,,
the time ha. not ye, come for them to ac'.
lie urges them to remain quiet, that they
may not by their preciPItato action, injlrs
their cause.
A letter from Europe discloses an arrange.
ment, between the Hungarian leaders anl
the allied force-, by which i, j. possible ,hl,
something may be done for Hungary.
A Letter translated for the Tribune. state.
that the Russian government was concrn.
tra,inc troops on the Austrian frontier, with
hostile intentions.
Prince Metternich, Of Austria, who. On.
I'll 1913. esertei almost unlimited power IN
the cabinets Of Europe, is dead.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

The ieais Of strength displayed by Dr..
wind.hIp. Of RoIbury. which are beyond
anything hitherto recorded, have drawn out
statement. Of fea,s Of strength surprising
his. The McGreeor. Iowa, Times SAY. tInt
Andy McGrrgor. Of that town, will ni..
at a square li't, 1000 pounds and ay' hs
can liz 1900. Tho Providence Journal .ays
" the engineer on one of The merchandise
train. running on the Providence and wor.
ce.ter railroad. frequently amuse. himself
by taking under each arm. from the ap1r,
barrel Of Hour. and thus hallasied, walk. "a
very comfortably Tor exercise "
The weight Of DR.. W. is li3 lbs. Tha,
Of the Others l. not gwen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

Lost their latitude entirely. jus, In the con.
di,ion of the Irishman lost in the woods,
who prayed the Lori to "pi'y a poor fell
low seventy Eve miles from home and one
hundred and fifty from everywhere else. d"
Z" No East, no West, no North, no South, :"
all in the fog, no, knowing which way to
look. and nothing to direct them in their
wandering, NOT even the north star.
Poor benightcd. bewildercd, befogged,
Buck6eld democracy. Where can he found
some political Moses to lead them out OF
their wilderness Of sin?" some school.
master 10 learn them that the sun rises in
the East. and the magnetic needle points to
the North pole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-07-01

Among the chaplains Who have just been
appointed tn the army in Italy i, the Rev.
Father Parabere. who distinguished hlm.
self IN the Crimca. In one action in which
lie was by the side OF Gen. Canrobert, his
horse was killed under him. That, Rev.
erend Sir, said the General, 81, an ac,i.
dent without remedy. I cannot get you
another horse -, au rcroir." But Father
Panbere thought i, his duty to be present
in the combat aud, seeing cannon ap.
proach, he jumped astride it, and was cun'
yeyed IN that manner into the midst of the
action, where he assisted the WOUNDED ard
administered religious consolation IN iho
dying.