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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20
Letter non Rev. Mr. souihwOrtA.



81 thc Saa Juan rvcr. whiic thc mcn
we're sling thc vai,r casks 18th rarc f-os-
water for thc L5n.,var,l sosa-r. thc capt.
AMI mssch val.vi oscr tht su-.ar c.tah,ish-
uent. Here ~ sc thc whole process oi
manufactur.ug sugar FROM the cane. These
carts. each dawn by woke of spanish os-
en-. drssn ty Coole or rcero. bring thr
cane from the fsli Il b. thfovn ur,ou al
en1icss chtiu. uhieh ezFTscs . -P a. iaei.n-
a. plane t~eutv feet. c. thc c,tnirr-
these arr dnsen ~ water f-ever. Passins
through these q j. tcrribiy or1shcl. g. that
eser, particle 81 iaicc j. forcci out. and
r1Ins iuto iong sPoli ~hich condu,ts 30 O.
the sariols boiling sats aud oaidrons, con-
ducted from one o. another of tLss. ai lat
% - 81 auay to ccoi. and shat vas once
hard sax i good sugar Il would be in-
teresiing % dwell az lengtb upon tbe pro
GEES in ~ Different stages bag thcrc ar
sights On one q these plantations wLich
asakcn merc inter, sting sahiccts of thou -lt
than any oi a uaorc material And. We .,c
hcnc tac ssstem of slavery iu iss home Get
glimpse 81 .ts real usturc. Thcrc arc
two raecs oi mrn uho share tlc ~ FL ct
se-'ltalc. iu Ills islaad. The N,-r8 ana
Chinese Thcrc Az n1t Ear fr1m CO .0Ul
negro slaves .u tgha. scastsr..l ovrr tLc
~hole ISLAND. ia uty and colafry 4
large raiuoriy of ticsc arr Africans AIKEN
FROM thcir natiro land in rcc,uf YEAR AMI
there nav d. sen On Tho same plans atioa
slaves from uaus diacrcui tribcs. 50. .kln.
vanoas dialects. Thc condition ol tAe.e
men I'D women b. oi colrs. satici. rri , Cor.
ub.e ani hopeless. And SCI ticr, a-c
souc rcasorr Oh believe thas % Of. uct sn
herelcss as ihc iat q thr slave in ou Own
oo-utry. Their arr some tL.nes ~Li.h
riiiiEatc Ere i.., oi ..ic and ulirb of.c ~ ,l.r
door oi hopc o. che slave of Celia. .lu fLc
law, viloh negotiate ths r,lafinu of caster
anl slave an, made in O.I SPAN. Th.r-
b. uo slater1 kuoul .n thai iaui. an. tifs
iari has operated favorahis o. thc ia forest
90 che slave l,re. Iar tatans ts love.
and % irrl-aics thra marh. that tle bono
covsrumru; lcsign to favor thc uezl o AL
tsPrcss tlca.seiscs. For example. ui.ir
al arms Ar taken FROM the C-tar 81. arl
ia~y ar forbid sScert ia ven spc-.a cases
o. iezu thc AZ oi az-. tacy iav, se,1
veaF-aas r-i irto the harls of blar req
meats. TIE avs also laso- cmancir ,atsar
II a save s..hss O. hly himself ar can
compel his master O. Ell l.n. Ilc can e.
az have L.uset a4r-4.-sI al thc mast .r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

Capt = p Bra1t. 20 the Name S,h.
tas Our thaaks f,r several copies q Gle
'' Ne~ south. a paper recently established
40 Bsallort. e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

Tls Hu4gt.u Reporter says tLat CAP;
Eao.h ha.sbt 81 CHE Maze D.. Is coming
bone a' a brief i-rloasa IT, hss been
,-s,sns from severe lll,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

>r>sroE ErFrrrn llon. Ll,h~r Sac
lau las iecn elected senator Or Ns-k
ocuuty. O. n.i co. vacancy oeeaaonel ty
OIL, death 5i senator colby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-03-20

fENNA >,tIEu grrrt~o E.ursNr. H.
Au-asta osrrv,You,.,-s Of tl, Bo.toa Jour
uai SAWS B p. j. >alih iatr.at,i orb ls
iaie speech that 3D. Provost Marahal
sl.all at,eap- Oh arrest lisn. BE- would tal
ia s1.h ..-a-iisslaa " Dis death varrart
and Us pas'p-pr; CD the grave Sniih las
sr.vn to.l ,iaer b. dilut fgat thai llri
ia " ash.n-fol vith L~ona-,l JARVIS
HrHroS orucaa.. Molcratar. Sa-aaeI
~flrtesart
tirrs. >amrrl 4 Cashman
>,,c.tmsn. e. a. Goldman. John T.
Huirhias.n. Henry Bonncs
~bo.l Con. a. a. Bickn-u
Al rcV-hl..a.s.
The sun., 1863-12-19
DEATEHn.

ALLEN oa rrid,, pc Is i,ol raoins;; Core, .,
lgi len, -. o.'ov N ,9a "''"i' -"' Nn-.e
fne fr,ad' oi the family arr r''ps.tflIly invited
70 al. i.,na ihe ,u9,fal u. ..'. '.,,i.' NJ ','
Est ltth -.
Br CRLEY ON Friday. Doc l- l,c3 johanna
Buckley. beloved wlfe II Jel emah BIcklty, Of LII
gould, &C. Cork, Itclsrd Aset ~ ta4s
Her relatives and H. uds and tAo.e cf her soaa,
JOHN, payid, Michael. LiwAfd a-i Jer'ni.h p Nre g.
from her l,ts residence u MdL,ffy It, 10
CHERRY On rhurdiy, Dec Il, Daniel Cl NY =
native ot the County Clare ilcl ans, q oi ,eats
Ia, tiends. and those Ol h,s bsotn.r. Jsmes. Pas
rick, Charles lni hn, are respectfully iuyi'i T. a.
tend tne iuuetai, ou eaturaal a''u.Loon b,c ~ AZ
| sud lOth sye. 10
CLARE suddenly. on Dec l1'h. At H.. ? NJ, At
the residence Of her ysr.n, q ~talteh o. Eul,
Clark, eldest daushier u jos X aud fuil' "a
| River, Conn ior iut.riAent.
CLOEE On friasr, Dec. >, af.es sloh illness.
year. months hud ~ day
The rels,iyes aud iriel . y. Tie family are rot9-s;
ai,tno, AT O'Clock. IRON th- residence ~ h pee
seat., Pacific at, near WasllnstOu ,ve, BiooArn. ;
CONLON. On Thursday. DC. L., si,er iLI-s al
His rea,i,cs and freuds sr, > ct.u'l. iavtsI 90
attend the iuuerti, "a .luoay si'ctID9r, Doc -p go
O'Clock, h.r! 10 sie ts-t,, lu A.l 9fi g, >. 3.
Lslyer ard Grceupo NJ &v,, rlu ni IN T. b. 81,
| DCRNI>G ON Friday, DC. ls.h. G.tcs = shos.
but severe Aine.s. hIs. Ellen 4 pa.,nf, tHcbe q g
VIE 81 James D.IiIs, Li, aged - yt4'u AND .nrve
| Ihs fri,nl, Of her brother Charles Nahoues sud
those VI heg bro.hei in ~ jaime. hcileur, s.i D.
sard henhey, axe most Fe-pscu , 81. .,.,d y az. ~
| her funers from her lac rs-Gelc Ny y, E.lri; .
st, on sunday Afternoon, Gith iust a. ,r.-cS a.
| AAGUI IRE-On Thur day uiuz. Dec a.. tsh1
Na.uIe, .on Of john snd Cathiriue AAsufe A9s4 :
Ihe friends and aciuaiutlnc.s OF the family ~.
respectfully invited 10 attend TIA, uneIa al, ou >uu
day atie. no9n Dee 2yth, At oc' 20. i.on Tie rs.i
cence Of hs paren.s "a ave 1T t.i it'h st. .4t
ct ARTN IN t4
The sun., 1863-12-19

N.s YorI. Friids, Dcc X, PN stock, have
teen "a the advance again tod viii = fair husi-
uv.s .ns The rise in .hc Bsnk OF England rate Of
discount caused some tsuneut and temporary sp
prehsusiou AZ the morning, but confidence vac soon
restored Ia gold the fluctuations have been as FOL
lor AZ O'Clock. io44 ~, l5l'. /, l3ps; 3.
i3k1 the arket hnSlly closing steady a. lol. Mo
usy has been u brk demand, u, tue market 10 easy
al per eent on stock collst.rss. Exchange wa.
ofefias lstS., MI more stl.era than buyers The
subscription. 70 che National Bank OF s5l0O.OOO
capital, closed IN tbs c.,y on Thursday afternoon.
TIL entire capital vi nifty thousand share. Vi slU0
each v,s secured ard the lie. inc ludes many OF our
sealthiest citizens.
The sun., 1863-12-19
Sgw Publications,

r,u er.rya pr....r. asa. /! d , lppt Tor ls6i
,amnil.d sud p,Ll,.p.a H. ! Di.,utusiI -,
uyoadw., Ne, Yort
s,.,.,,,c,o',,, ..,,is.,i. TINT, I'd.
r. lat. and ~. .,,,,er.msuts sfe ipe.uIed
In this new Blue BOX. winch Contains . large
sno,,n, ~ information useful for ro'orence. Price,
In ns,e,. "a ec.is. IN main, with map, GO
,..,.
O.. ,.,o,., ,ace
1HH Lo-pos Qt AATttir hs.sr .sW.i, =,
sS.i ~. VT sp !"
A god puinb.r con'aini1g arti les on 9 sientihc
and General s.ljccs tnst are vel WORTHY Of pc
,,s.l
Tus D,rr or snonpr a novel of the Grc.. Rebel
lion. " henfy Aoids 3. I1hi.hed o. mn =
and b. A Brady, ~ Ann st., New ferk.
The sun., 1863-12-19

AsoHrusX s~sts the man who wall furnish The
} sopis with good and cheap music Of The muiti-
tuic # coac,ri rooms IN our ci,y, thore are mona
acuy ala, tel TO the tastes and wants Of the
inafaes w.o cannot sford TO auend We Opera, sni
". .,oas tastes tlo refined N permit thom T. "a
/, lailc TIC cxistng mui,al insti.uton, In our
IS. Asi.r the crowd of free concert saloons, no
:, q, 1t psrson would ,v,r b. in thcin, and
would dream Of taking bis vile and chil ifcn
tLelc. ufslI ,hey are no, intended Tor music,
, - 'cr drrlJrg, or worse puIposss. Tho var Gus
E.Lop.an niu,t'ei halls are ettsr but the music,
o. ssn,ta' thiig. is no, rcfaius: when IL is, its
u .s.ct .. uAf.td ~ cldmsy J,Nos of doubtful IN
totpte,at,ou, aud Dut h,tle propr.ety. The sriSt-
"uco o. all tneso Jlse shows thR, iley must do
Isviug business and iudica,es = sort oi vague
r.A,i-. tasto u our people tbat rDlsht 10 prout,.
h., lu.p o,,d ty whoever woali start better sys-
~. T1.y could be modified, however, and im-
Ifvvst y sbGtp selsibl. bus ness men, aud when
We = 1t thias IL produced 10 will b. . success.
J4LltLs las shosu ~ What may bo done in tie
~! prov Ding music 'or tbt I,ope Before HE
q .e one tAo lgat ~ ,iy as elegant sLd clsssi,
+ a. - tte million. |, vss supp sci Nat .a.y
''''i at aipr,. ht IL, but the result proyeI III
&. ..s Il. s,Vs slc feolle as g,,I, not better
.a4- or twslty.Hs. Gems, thsn could be produ, ed
! r. ls t.ug Tor fye er 'I times ttAi SUN, and,
2 cluseluenc-, bis concerts were always cro.d-
IL Hs r'.".4s. lie has gone, aud ene ms
q . ici T. take hi. ps,e But good eusiucs.
l. Al - BAgstS tt iAstAuco-coIld gstLer sIil-
sseaIt ,nt ~ rev .u.lguIe the ,har.cIet VI cur
! :! s. ea,er.tiumeAts. aud ,ntts h,,usef ,ote
4-wari' w'i-h the people always coufsr those
The sun., 1863-12-19
THE NEW YORK SUN.
slrlK KuAY MORNING.. DEC. ~. 1868.


IiUraHoc EIDaeTs.
hcrp.,.,o 70 ecsut statements IL Bermuda pa
,.,,, . alyeats that over four Noussnd vessels
.sc lean enSsss1 during ths war, csrryln;
a. .nto so.th.ru Ports. Of tis number our
o...s,r, lave captured or destroyed upwards u
lu.r h.nIred, one to every Ten that successfully
.npdshed their voy ages. One reason why our
.c' ,4iY aeet does not capture more Of these
".,-ti.baha" traders 10 to be fund III The fact that
4srIy IL our vessels Of war employed on
I. tk4piDy service. remain upon their stations.
!. % certain number remained on duty whue
'ss,er cran, wen, cruising after blockade run.
.. along tLe coast. grss,er number of captures
'uld De .he result On nearly every trip of our
,'sI,t'h stsn,,ts, hcy capture It.des, which
.outucas have carried "sid and cosifoV" u
tr rebels 4 some block odd Southern por'.
f'w last steamers cruising In The rel" OF our
,iockadna 50 sdross would te Likely TO capture
moe "runusH" In one month than whole rect
Noa'd insv, operating on the oli-ia'hioned Iisn
a vsd.ak until ths pr zss came within 'hsir grasp.
The sun., 1863-12-19
Rs:aESstOs- >OgsSE~.

ALL SAINTS PROTESTANT tPlsC OPAL
<1Church. cor He1y anI -'ars' s' sunday
service - ~ -'
the Rev :. j. CoRsLlLLE vii preach al "a. ..,..
wee. Sests for all The suuily Schoo. nnf ther
friends will meet ia the church on saturday evening.
Dec -6th. at O'Clock, shen The '.t. ~ tG, Ch-,'
ma Tree wi.i he distributed ile Lcv ll- l'lN.
Rector cf ripiy Chu-ch, la. kindly con'cn' %
be rt-sent make ~ adde's 90 the oc' afiru. l-i
(tHRiSIIAN ALLIANCE - EtN g. q.
y Cos, 81 III moacn II note ClaleL braad.ac.
ty f",uc.t Of 3D. nc n'nss m,. oi 1s tHf. sIi-
Mcc.inr a :. tu,d.v school Ic.ti,sl, Cnii.t,dN.
'r' mae 10 oclocs. ~
H. ". LOl kWOOD WILL lhEACu TO-
~. N ROW IN The A.'i n Buildir.. 60 Of \ ycr
an q cenponi Ats =. N. W. p ARMSTRONG
T l. BISHOP Is 10 PREACH IO-MOR-
~ row evening at ], O'Clock a. the Sanctuary lDs
liG A.. on the fultimeni oi the Proplec'es tne VA
lenIcm, 81. seat. Tree -
MISSION CHURCH. 2irH II BIT Cill
vi aad 9TH sves The pastor -ATi hl. q fhfi
t'dstJ B. COOK. a. Nj. no
olAlI', ,llj RCli. .5 SINH AVE.
VI orro.i. -h .t s.'e, WA ID. 'i.iM ~, oi
Ncg hampshire, preach,s cse,, evening .-oH o, q
uldrl cf urIt week. as oe.0.-. ,..s .' on ,u1
sNb' % t.rrc 'inl, II a. a Lo.i' A.A.e c.'.
dia W. invited 10 hear. acNtsrcs. i'
NJAEINEkS tHtECu OF Ihl n. Y
4'lP9r' slgi.ty, corner Ma'son aai e. %. 60.
scs'eirle. lh' nevi 90 the cours" o' aA' am
LIIf sfuIrrf. S. 4 hs 4tlttTtd Ie I.Ur. t... D.
ShI ~ Inayan l. s. y ON -, ,Ai,n' 'o' -. ~ H.
Ecv 4. NIGLN-IAN, stnsis. i.i
NOEIh DtlCH CHLhDu, COR. VII.
hs.Y asi tI,ton 81. u., It q. r..... .se-, s.u.
ltth a' tNs O'Clock \. ga be vUHirr Tif -e.
9Th sch 90 81 illr Clas4 - t.'cltE .ai rc,. J..
DI'.f fs,t "a fi.yts ed. ut 80 .4 og 100 ~
rr'titr l4c.I. ~ 'uit J. r.-re g.. Ye =
tritay ty,uing, PrHy,r 'ns q tt. I'' ~
llal ~ t.ns i,m 70 - o,.0eh. ttI4'- iN'' j
an. s. tt grn,.l.l
DNOf NAIlINON. rELA- Us 4, jot-
..iu church 10 itstb.r.s, near o.l t,., to-
l4r,fow, Q s y, .ui a., b. Sic Du t-u-.
r.Etv uirt Hez. t.i Bt ~ '.44N .,e t -ti ttn
S-Aoo. ClnCttt eud Aua.y,rsAiy 80 t- altIs q. .
c5r1.a. aoIIg a.t 3. ot.o.' 40
pfN. Is. + ROBERTS a. VI. EDIlOE or
~ The ksrncft Christian, Will Yf -c. in % t.etu.
selB htlI. -b . el'h ave, t-..IUuot at ..N %. il
: b. W tay,f Meeting ID 20 . b. u Ni. me.
, uta u cJatGl T. 4rcs - p l4. dur.ue .ue
Wr.A. iu
<,tDOND ADN ENI CHtEDh. EJIANI,
- iiull g. BE- ostrsF T.. tai.E J.. morrow,
| ~ Et.r ! T. Coot. a. lur A. v 4Hd J. y. sub
ct lac H. 'suItcc.ion Of thr Wiz, -. N.l-A sil
AZ 81. cordially ins.iod 20 attend seas. 'r -
! S>ECDND ADNENi tith,H. BpIANI,
- ui.'. q, ~ htoadwsr. lroiclIIr ~ 'rror
/ J. u. subject =. v surrc tD eI .iiNirf u
TIE Nit.eI Dad rtlth VA II. f. li Poe g
! sltiyJ. D., E.drr fIiIs eud,u Al are clt,i'I,
| invited Poo at.sai. se.'f re lU.
! THE 1Gl ID ANNitEE~Aul or iIIt - s.
/ Z NI.siD-.r. society .t.4.uei to tie AAtl s.f. e
ilvsl. C-ulcA ~. BE- held ~ tha tals b. Allen tt
/ .t"r 'taat. 10 ~ D. et'tItt. -'ta l"st- at
oc.o,A. Bc,. =. \. WILLIS ~. u-t',s on a.
/ -.- .De ,0i.1ieu via sind. lue p"o. o. .re iu
,t,!. 40
The sun., 1863-12-19


=. a. 1850 H.-We wan Pay 81 Per
st our fnsuufsctOfy. lul lh'r't 81. "a good ofd r.
pIsOu pietenGtug ~ sea a. aufstlUu Dtt,Is " zoe
gallon OF In bulk, Is an I'm pos and s~nder. see
that every bottle has our privs'e Government stamp
over the corr Y. H. DRhkR & co ~
Prof X L.. Iinmiitou, and As-orintc DR.
LOCkROW cures Contumpt on, Catarrh. and oil
herstoior, considered incur bic d'o,ea o. tie Liver
LuDs- snd B,opd, BY new and rNsent remedies Our
nes theory Of di,esse and th. soud rfu ic e. 81
our iemtt es as attesied 10y hunir D. e giateu pa
SPEEDY CURES AND dOn RATE CHARGES.
Consul 81 or free. one hour ror 10 > '
7. VI. Cases trca.elb IN a. nc iJ.e. AID p =
DR.. HAMfLI ION LOe hROW 90 Brsag v 90
The Celebrated Craig Microscope, the
be utiful mounted OBJ cts - with "a objects, 80 by
HENRY CRAIG, 335 Broadway, ID floor, y. \. DIS
count % de,itis. 4,Z
Fall and Minier.-The best place to buy
OvercoAts and Fall and Winter Clothing, OF every
vaiiety, also children. crthlng, isat = B. RAID
WINS, 70 u Bosefy tue afsest store and a.Ao J.
ment IA the city. 1i5
Mrs. MiBslow's Soothing syrup rchcsra
the cind nom rain. inst-urttla the -i. mach aud
bosel' correct aolty ami civ tone anl visor TO
the -hoo system. ~ ctnish bottle. ~
Warm, winter " Wooicn Cjothirg ever.
At EVANS ~ 'ensivc tiothuf N1icI.arc, q" std
hand lnct .ertm nt ot ~ pyuoott, toats,
rant, Nor-, iLIcrstra0'. .., 80, Ac, &c. ft
tho usually low urcUs for which tlil citab' shrlN
has lceu know 20 tor car. .1l
The sun., 1863-12-19
HORSES. CAHHgaGES. sc.

FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY. I HORSES.
one uice li;t'c o LEX mare .I.' one vsrv aircoe
-1me pIlcei o.'e At 800. ard - . \ o. 10 /
CAMEL. Vi W,s: ls;h st. COT ttL ave 80
- ! WILL bGYAGpuD NOkk HORSE
~ years o.t, Vlthou p 9. rlisa Tole il
tbs day only at that Erce ADuly ~ Roosevelt. y !
The sun., 1863-12-19
NAskssaAEssS.

UDRTOS Gfi.HAN on n.c l4th. bv Rev X &
ShiiuoeI az his Itsidsuc., ,I Nos; - th o.. NJ. "a
cob Horton 10 Mis-. sArAl tu.u.ar tl;u 90 P,skssi i
,gs York IL
The sun., 1863-12-19
ALssrve aAkksr sEiAL SucW
NV iOkl Fridav Dec


Butcher hsuts, ~ .J.-Roaltins piec.s, 1920 .
Round steaks, lsAl! ,uoin do l+slo. PHtss s.ss
do, 2OAz3 sosl, CAV Mutton, lOsl! Veal, "a,
Pork ysl2 CUusd do all LAuihs, lOslz. Correi
b..L GAl2
Butte re p-- 10 6-gutter. Sis3sc Chesss- l3'4 .
l6e Esrs fre.h tx 2Sc ard, lte
Frnts, pev u -lried apples lse. chsries, sse
Fisp, .GaaQe Prunr>> Is. LenouA, dcs, AGAZo feA
nuis bush e. 70 Currantt n, lie.
Fvh, rT u Ca t'sh, Ice feilo~ Perch, lOc.
smtlts, u. Lat Pm, IS 5uiso l. Suckcrs, )
Eas, l2Alsc. strigyi bNss s2cc COD, Se Fleuuisrs,
"a White Fish, l2lo. sun do, lOe. White
Perch, Toe. BLACK Fish, ~ salmon Trout, lss- c
Pitkrrei, lbc Lobrers, &C. oystsrs, par l0V. 6!Se
stl $. Clx.Ils, AoG,. Do u abs, dog 2Jc as 8
Smoked ksekus, lZal3c 10 Eels lssste Dries
God h,h, i,-e. Salt salmon, iss iee Do h.ctsry
luAl-s smoked oa, mon, 40. lieked Cod. &c
Vegetables sweet rotatc es, half pgeE, SOC. Pott
tc'- hi ~, ltsli prsrh bo~s, IL hercsrA l4e
furnii-, M "a, tue Cabbage, head, tsloe On
icus, half p.cA, +pc. CGrots b'ch. bs6ct. Be4 u
bn, 6<. Lsttucs, seaa, Js6c Celery bunch, Ia &c
Le~hs,! bunch, cts. Oy.t.r Plants, b'sb, lTIlS ct'
KLrsnips doz 70 cts.
Ssn. lsd AeIts, psv 10 Hams ~, {. shca ldrv
lOc B'ef sloc, bacua l4A.Al4c ronxues sal %
ear puk, lic.
The sun., 1863-12-19

Now Ready, NO I. for jan, koi. ST.
The ILL SrRArED PhRENoLOGlCAL JOUR
NAL, 30 Engrsyings, Portraits OF Genl RANKS,
Lyndhurst, Beautiful Women. Esyptisu Mummiss,
siouI Indians In . scAlplns Dance, wild Men. and
Beat Children, Babes aursed by the Wolf, Dreams
their ,.niilcance, PhysioRnomy, signs Of Charac
tsr, Love, courtship and Marriage, in the Jan. NJ
Phrsno osical journal. 10 cents by first pest. Ad
dress FOWLER { WELLS, sos Broadway, y. Y ~.
Dianoud Parlor Matches, In Round und
Slide boxes These the best mat hes in the
trt they have no ~ phuruus sulel, and eau be oh
tanned ST do Nourtlandt st n Y .3A
For the Asir-Barry's Tricophersus- -
The best and cheGpe-t article sold oy druygsts 50
The sun., 1863-12-19
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Brs"ns Bronchial Troche.," Tor Bron-
chits lloarseness, Courh-, Asthn and all affections
of the Throat are 50 veil known for thir excellent
medicinal qualities, that comuendation frcm us can
hardl, add to their favorable notersty '-- Boston
Post l23
The sun., 1863-12-19
GENERAL BUSINESS.

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t'acr p Z. s.. rl's. iJ. t.t".s for Wttc'- lis
mouse. .Ntlf.. -4lveI~GF., i4stO.s. sht4, g. s4-
money hherally al vsnc' 4 Oh the same Remember
thc place-009 Broadway, corner VI Houston 81, u,
stairs rUon Z" aCg
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n ~anled. f.-t .fuouds, asc'es. ievtlry. silver.
wart tistoia. ran,. b. aui the Liehest piece rss
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\c. uIqr.uI., ..ot ry. 'egar. ssf's iurn ture d.
ol.. Nrok. s.a' one v. pa'e. &c. cr ro'rh for an
iieu Try, sAfes, &c, for sac cheap
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The sun., 1863-12-19

- AGS - RAGS - RAGS -- kA..s THE I
~ hgntst price ptIi ior gigt aaf O. ,l.sofu.st.
..ye! aud bcsslli, sc " C-atk's ~ 4la. /
ARD ,ti near eroatvay
The sun., 1863-12-19

Fall and Winier. be,t place to

OvefcoAts and Fall and Winter Clothing, OF every
| variety. also children. clDthlng Is at = u. RAID
WINs 70 u Bosefy tue Afsest store and a.sor1-
nent IA the city. Ji5
The sun., 1863-12-19

the child nom rain. ing4lrttea the -t. mach nu,
bosch, corrsets acity. ami civ tone aul NisDr q
the .hoio system. ~ cent? bottle. ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

Pluck AND ENDURANCE. Late Cali
fornia papers contain an account of a re-
markable prize fight which came off near
Nappa, on the 18th and 10Th ult., between
Walker and Dwyer. They fought from
about 3 o'clock until dark on the 18th,
and resumed operations the next morning
at 6 o'clock. Between nine and ten
o'clock Walkers eyes were so bunged up
that be could not see at all-he coming
up to the last refund holding his eye open
with his thumb and finger. His seconds
then threw up the sponge as a signal of
defeat. The San Francisco paper says
I" The battle was one of the best ever
fought in America, and both men proved
their capacity for giving and receiving
punishment, and gave entire satisfaction
to those Of the fancy who were present"
We cannot conceive of any satisfaction in
seeing two brutes punish each other in
that way-but there is no accounting for
tastes. g haa s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

ries, on this interesting subject, this morn
ing, which was read a second time and re-
ferred. II is understood TO provide that
the candidates for this holy ordinance shall
give the officiating clergyman certificate
from the Town Clerk, that they have q
right TO get married if they wish TO.
1t is probably known, at least to all
those who take an interest in Educational
matters, that Montpelier is one of the
towns that have fine system OF graded
schools. The building is three stories
hish, having spacious hall in the upper
one, and eight or nine school rooms in the
other two stories. There are nearly 400
scholars of all grades in attendance, about
90 of whom are in the high school. In
passing through the entries and landings,
one may hear the exercises OF spelling,
reading, singing and recitation gong on
simultaneously. The recitations were IN all
respects highly creditable to the teacher,
Mr.. d. ID. Gorham and the pupils, MIR.
Gorham, II may be added, is a native OF
Rutland.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

A SUDDEN CHANGE. We notice that
some of our ,otemporaries, which not long
ago were avowng that they could not
give their support to this war, and clamor-
ing that it was about time for it to stop,
are now, since the recent elections, assert
ing with all the emphasis due to a newly
discovered, important fact, that the war
must be vigorously prosecuted. We are
happy to remark the change, and cannot
avoid noticing the similar spirit mani
tested by the Ohio g democracy" &C
cording to certain resolutions reported to
have been recently adopted by them, as
follows:
Wareas, Dimocrisy furnishes best wen it
is successful and
Wareas, 1t is tender flower and don't
bare the chillin trosts NV adversely much !;
and
Wsreas, The people hev shode by the
pekoelyer stille of ther votin that they
don't like Vallandiggum ner his prinsip-
Piles and
Wareas, The people is Nv moar yuse to
US than Vallandiggum: therefore, be ii
Resolred, That yallandggum never
was a Representative NV the Dmoefatic
! lice.
Resolced, Thafwe do not endors his
views, or approve his acts, and nevur did.
Rssoloed, That onist old A. Linklu By
srrestin NV him, and thereby forsin Nv US
into committin polittkle sooslde by nomi-
natin NV him, wuz gilty NV heenus Gin.
ResolUed, That we amt ez much con-
sarned about our habis corpusses ez we
wuz afore the elecshun.
Resolved, That the war for the Union
must go on, until its euemls is subjoogatid
and the banner NV buty and glory waves
over every staff and the Dimoeratic commit
It's Nv the yarius stats be requested to proc
coor sufishet number NV bannars, anc
appint sub-committis to wave EN-.
Resolged, That we AIR in favur Nv sub
ioogashen, emansipashen, conhscashen
taxashen, conscripshen, exterminashen,
niger enlistments, and et Their is anythr
else the people desire, let EN- write (post-
pade) and weel pass the necessary resolu
shen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

NORTH CAROLINA. The Raleigh Stand
ard appeals to the conservatives" to rail-
ly at the polls and unite against the "Des-
tructives,n and adds that there is no
chance for peace until the original seces-
sionists are hurled from power. In al
abiding to the recent defeat of the Dem
ocrats in Ohio and Pennsylvania, the
Standard says the last ray of hope for the
South from the North has departed-that
the prospects of peace are more distant
than ever-that the southern people stand
alone with the world against them, and
that they had better make peace either
with Providence or the north very soon.
The war debt of North Carolina is being
rapidly extlnguished by the proceeds re-
ceived by the blockade runners, which
are making regular trips into Whining
ton,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

SHARP PRACTICE. The Trojans are
ENJOYING themselves at the expense Of de-
tective officer Kipp, who has lately been
''sold" by "wolf in sleeps clothing"
or in other words by rogue in the garb
Of a detective. The individual made this
officer believe that he had spent all the
money be had in the pursuit Of thief,
and gracefully took twenty which was
offered. The wags insist that this is the
very fellow that Kipp had been after as a
counterfeiter for the last six months.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

Il New York has disgraced herself
by electing the notorious McCunn to the
Superior Court in place of Judge 8os-
worth by 1862 majority. The vote was
McCunn, 33.O72; Bosworth, 81, 4l0.