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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03

weigh, IS 5 ounces thus in IS days IA
eggs a, 3 S-4 ounces each. making So l2
ounces. OF 8 pounds aud l-2 ounces. Troi
out your palleis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03

IY~TLs "a Lecture before The Pafi. H'll
Academy vas delivered on Wednesday Eve.
last. by lho eaiior--slJJec'. The Elements
Of Success ,n Lille
Ihe next l,etutc ail Do Ca, lI,n v u.
Paris. 10 t~o weeks, on f4mis7saiics. or
the Science % COINS. We ulatrstasi8 ihat
Mr. + bas valuable collection of about
two thousand coius-some very ancient and
rare, portion OF which will be exhibited.
on the oCcasiun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03


under Agricultural h,a I. or lth page.
Ig-Wc sbaii 20 to Prrss next week day
earlier. on account OF the Aunual Fas, oc.
curing on lharslay.
rv-wc Gsv,' Revived The appeal Of tho
Grr,k Rrliri Committee OF Boston. With
request iai, We would pahlish. We may
10 go ~ oar ucN, issue
TIT show the movement, ia Real Estate
in ,hi, County. ,berr w,rr on h,n.lrcd anil
thirt, three Deeds entered q, the Registry
OF Deed. ofIirc. the first week orCoart.
rS-Auorpey Gen. Frye. {, oa the stump
in Conncr'icus. thi. week lie spoke at
Hartford last NJ 'ud,y. lie /. one OF the
mos, effective speakers tia, the Sa,c Com
mit'ec could procure from our State.
PRoIrric BE,Ns Joel Bracket. Of Al
hapy. planted 40 bran, last spring; they
were N"ry small size. "A common spoon would
contain ILrni froa, them he harvested tao
q"A''s and one pint.
EYMr $ NJ K,os. It thi, ;oua. has
shown ano,hcr curiosity IA ihc va, II an
"Eg. which ~as Aii by rornmou B,lron
Gr-yAin hon on the sp,b OF March. sbov,
The size Of robins Egg.
Tv-Evrry Msiac soldier shouE have
Whitman & True History 81 Mace. in The
Wa O The uoion. ior it vin sivc him
history Of III. osn service. shirh he gill ST.
~sy- van, a, band ior reference. to live ov.
c. sea'n.,h- scene, ~hieh t, portrays See
alsvriiscin~n,
we Arp using ihe Diamond Mills
hraul u Flour. manufactured By ,hr Par,
Flooring Company. a South Plri.. and
find ~ better than any oiibr Western Flour
which have had for some time. Wbv
20 abroad iof uha, YOU can &c, better a,
bonn.
IvWc have cpjoyci over week of ,un.
~ 'p',rg weather. thau,ns .la,. and fre.z.
jig ri-h,. bot ,hc fro.; /, not oa, 81 Inc
grourd vet. aud the travelling - not So lah
a. 81 wiil lac II i, several week, rarlirr
than last year, tho NC Nay hav, colo
sp-ll ,r'
IgWv have Rad with uiaeh in,er,H 4.
speech made b. Hoo. Joba A Peters. from
tb- 5ih Cong vFstional D,-fr 'yi 10 thu House
OF Representatives on the 2ii al Much.
on ,i... Ai@,s.ion OF AlabAms We should
like 20 la !; before out Icadcrs Il IS an
Carnr,f. able arsanen,. and cn,ir,.iy con.
cia.sc IN hvor OF The admission OF tho
Sfsic
rR~Our Trend Rar,lf. OF the Star. eoe,
into ,.t..tarf,s over ni.ksn,' R-.lius. ~
Portland. on Monday aisht. tie speaks OF
It tho ''dnes, intellectual entertainment,
20 winch ever listened" All portions o!
the State ~ete represented The ticket,
were two dollar. and the hail crowded
Nth a" Adm,nng aod,ener
ry~As;s Incorporating ten AliuionA
saving. banks 10 this Sta'-. were passed by
,b~ lat l.~giJataro They arr a, follow,
OroUo savings Bank. i oplr's T~cniy
Cent Savings Bank Bath Augusta Savings
BACK, CuFham Savings Bank. Buxron and
Hollis Savings Bank. RoskIaod Swings
Bank. F'aHkiuu Cosnty savings Bank
Camden savings Bank. Sio~Ston Saving,
hank. BcliAs, sIvings Bank
.g-At the March Term. : ] Court. a,
Eocsland. '~,n'y-four livorscs were grant
ei and =, the psrytoss term, tsenty seven.
making - a year, and thar Tor a small
County The RockianI Gazette m,rali-e,
upon ihr fact aud avs IL look, =, 1t tho
mlrrips~ relation !, more bouorvd in the
breach ,lan 'h, Observance
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rS-An Editorial. in 6, pc. Is omitted. TO
give spare Tor more Interesting matter No
Que should complain on this account. Tor IL
will keep when local matters vii, not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03

y NJ e. \ Norway ANp So PAuIs.
Every bod. almost kuo~. ~ sand. 81
LIS. ton. lhe GENIAL energetic. 90 ahead
Agent OF ,hc Eastern Esprcs, Company
III ia, seen much OF ,hr 80 called pleasure,
that thcre are better aud higher obJ, cts 70
lave Tor. H. every day i,lc attests be fact
He - no asrvtic; bot secs in the new lie
more cause TOT j1yoasness. and IS a sort
q Apcrpctusl sunbeam.
xviii be- eradication TO The people 10
know thai Mr. Sand. hs. eng aged to speak
before the ! NJ. ca ar Norway Sl'nr
Jay sn1 sunday Es,ua-, feAi We b,
speak to- hlui fail audience.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-03

Joseph Wuerbouse Of Albany his a
saeeii that bad three lambs a. one t.ue aud
are all alive at shIs writing. nos TIRE. seeks
Oh. They all sues az the same tine. and
are a. nice aud smart a, any lambs can be.
For fear the lambs wouIl not have milk
enough. Nr. Natcrbousc. an old msu Of
- years u age. has taught tb.m 10 eat
oats and raeal from box made lor toe pur.
pose. Whose sheep beat thi, and what
old farmer is smarter than Mr. Wat, rhouse ?
EGGsACrLY 80.
a. J. Bean. Of Mason. has a 3rsmah
pn'lrt that lave one egg every other ,Iay.
averaging G . inches one way AID 3 4
The other way around each, and the average
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Norway.

Th~ following otlircr- vcrr el-clcl a; tbs
annual meeting Of the Norway SAVING,
BARk Cooperation
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Brooklyn Board of Aldermen met yester
day afternOonthe President Alderman Bergen, In the
chair. The reetCommissoner submitted a cOmnuni-
cation 10 effect that he had been served with
Injunction from the Supreme Court restraining him from
removing the railroad track being lad Broadway
the Brooklyn City, Hunters Point and Prospect Park
Railroad Company. The Str eet Commissioner suggested
that douDe-track on Broadway all that was
necessary, and that tho Common Council ought TO pre-
vent railroad companies from encnmbcring that thor
oughfare with tracks The subject referred tho
Law Committee The Water and Drainage Committee,
TO referred the petition of residents In the
vicinity OF DE kabaye. and NaEyst, IN relation 10 the
overflow OF water at that point during the prevalence of
storms, submitted report 10 the effect that the Water
Commissioners have discovered that the interior Of the
clOgged with deposits OF sand etc. and that they
engaged In cleaning the after which II Is
supposed the street drainage will HOW more freely The
Commissioners state that tins cleaning OF the old
will entirely remove the trouble complained or
The RaymOndst sewer now requires important and ex-
repairs and they have II In contemplation either
make these repairs immediately or 10 bmld a new
sewer DeKalbave TO the East River and
the engineer shall have matured the plan which he
would recommend they WILL II they approve of II, take
the necessary steps to carry into execution The Com
mttee then discharged from the further consdera
tion OF the subject The Special Committee To whom
referred the resolution passed by the Board sept H.
In relation to payments for removing Ofal. submitted
report the effect that the contract heretofore granted
TO Thomas H. Van Brunt was illegal aud the street Com
missioner therefore refused TO execute H. The matter
after brief discussion, referred back TO the Commit
tee for further report after which the Board adjourned
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

The monthly meeting of the New. York AS
ISOLATION Of Sunday School Teachers was held at ohvet
Chapel on SecOnd-st, last evening. After the opening
services. Messrs j. B. Tyler, II. T.. Perry. and Lucus
Hart discussed the subject Of tho Opening Exercises III
Sabbath School" Messrs. l.. j. Herick Richard Amer
man. and the Rev. A. H. Kittredge discussed the question
How to the proper training OF Ioachers Afcr
bearing the reports of delegates from other assOciatloh5
the meeting was adjourned.
The semimonthly report of the Castle Car
den Labor Exchange, from oct To Oct 10 13 W0rklhg
daysl is published follows Apphcants for employ
en 1879 males $50 females 64J. Orders 0t employers
for abOrers I'm; males O1o females oSJ Persobs EN-
Oyed 163g males, 41O females Cl9 Among ththe "eIo
IL families, comprising 40 pcrs0ns discharged lIou
Ward. Island aud provided with employment average
number Of applicants, 40 per day; average number OF
Oders 1915 average number Of eBgagemoBts 49, average
rate OF monthly wages paid 20 maes, tlH 10 leineH y"
Classification Of enigiant labOrM0les mecbamCal lhboi
All. AGRICULTURAL Clg, females skilled labor g. unsbled
Az Common school education OF emgrauts-Mhier able
10 read and write e4 not able 06 fon"ics able 70 fesu
and write lt3, not able, Itt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
MEXICO.

NEW BANDS oF GUEKRIiLAs-M1LlTARN MOVE
MFNTs-ABOLITION or CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
THE VERA CRUZ RAILWAY.
HAVANA, Oct. 19.--The following news las
been received from Mexico
The Revoutionsts have defeated n company OF GOV
trnment troops LapatIanpas. several officers OF
the former Imperial army have lately been captured IN
rebel bands Some Mexican soldiers, who attempted 10
rob Government Conducta. were captured, and have
carried the capital Fresh bands OF guerTlas
have made their appearance III guerrero ana were cus
ing much trouble 10 the Inhabitants Gonzalez Ortega
has recovered from his uess He still remains at sal
lilo. Mr.. Edward Perry has been empowered 10 act as
the representative the English holders OF Mexican
Bonds HonOrato Dominquez. who was sentenced 10
death has been reprieved. Gen. Uraga has been pan
ished from the Republic bill for the abolition Oh cap
tai punishment has been introduced into the Mexican
Congress EscObedO left the eaptalfor Iamplco ano
lortiua Will shortly proceed to Mstamoras The cone s
tIon 10 the Vera Cruz Railroad Company mas peeh &c
featoG in the Mexican Congress.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
TIE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY IN

THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY IN COUNCIL
The General Committee Of the Tammaly
Hall their rooms Fourteenth ST. last evening,
william NJ. Tweed in the Chair. The primaries were
called 10 meet next Thursday; the County Convention
Friday, and the Congressional Convention on Satur-
day committee of one from each ward was appointed
pre- pare address touching the prcseut condition OF
the party The committee retired, and IN about
baf hour reappeared with previously
prepared address, cOngratulatng the democracy
on the triumphs and gains recently won. The
Democratic gains should cheer the people. aud make
them enter campaign with renewed vigOr aud enthu
siasm Frank Blair euogzed for his war record ana
undauncd bravery The nrst of the address Is simply
"Down with the negroes, aud up with the White mans
government" The hall was pacped John M0rrisey. W.
I. Brennan, Dick Connolly, aud Others OF me king
fourshe their cigars and had great deal o say about
The World and the election frauds. One gentleman was
sure that New jersey could be carried the Democrats
would only keep sharp lookout for Radical frauds. The
World has killed Itself for Bill Tweed almost went
into raptures the sterling Democracy exhibited by
Brick Pomeroy during the past four days Frank Blair
pronounced paragon Of the nineteenth oontury-a
whose will be handed down from generation
to generation with reverence and admiration.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1865

d Of Union m and consisted Of four p,ees manned 80 me.
sr,sf rit bis ssa Majors D. and Benjamin Grso ard Lieut.
ysn BG'hrs acting 90 Ass stln' %
I t6 ,aen hand n musc paaded through
@ be a,ree ia ile i Of he eomPanlss some dill aceod
log urion, a'hr ADHERED 10 Clss 4AD ' ' 1
Jersey CITY-Recorder Pope collected yester-
da Jo,eph Leonard residing on ,h. esS"Ts E' a.
TS, ssuia t ehsrss 9 essns @ @ a, sT @ IG b %" %
s th, With knife with which be chased them through every
E HssReues bridge on the Road sunday afternoon anu
,ey tl4l re ysI oo o. n. ny SAfS Ss tanas d ,ns
lila Soa drug g, 10 Iac,.,t on ss SSs erpsg,
I' t4o9n'rsd BY ne E21f'' a. SSS S Globe 90
Fi,hArge 5000 igJg &C., los l9el0F OF JS.,y
s4poo s,eiag s3oS5 Wiiarsbu,gb CITY, s2o"i seeonty
f2ooc Market *3O. The n being aImJae' AO }" ''''"''
a, usual
NEWARK.-TIeut Rogers Of the Newark Poleo
t r., vent 20 Waunv5yc Mor Co. ard csasel The ane',
of jacob Drake arnt Of that phee on .bare % & hag &
5 prS.s VA, tas,n before Justice DeseH,on, and bai
=. sn s1enc, q the narrr Which the D,HoeIns Of hGn Je
ssse ihe pubie money y The eabhme s n Dsrse ia.t
month n COMPLAINS ere ,de sbs Judge Mhs oour, goo yefo
entered It iniT oar' isai 9.{ % one q & so al the Sasas,,
W, Transacted the ioice Cn', hnt he Dwoe,.aV Nm,
a. ca The eIp,nses Attending tho operations q this
Coq At s ts?.a p,,,. 81 Sh Sn of ,e so iIos
AID lie ONO 0E BIoas we're Nagred iSr Illegal yo'1g
~, ,oe tsi,s AZ he ,e chatter election ard swearing his
vote 10 each tse that be h bcen resident Of ms state
fo voter rhonls Kinney evening made complaint before the
Judge tia, bs been assaulted in tho bemoerats oao
jGs 10 n M moon t ne syoa u New Yo aud
NJ meet ile I P.h Sha'Ss ISs sy9eS .,
ne'omck Of No ~ Acaie@ys' vas yIdy arngsj tslo.s
Justice esse oflarF Knocked down and robbed 'h'
ORANGE-Thc ohoirs of Grace and House Of
EpopAD churches Of FeTaIs VII give onte 70 i,,
psc on, h iae oaes q ihe rsrsh school fund 81 't'
tturcl oft' Hclr 'oruHllrn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
s,,,u.lip cono orl,.s.
w NNFah-
nnMEsIIr POHTS.

htsfusl tofits ~ N,s ofi'st.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
YoIrHT.s M0SAoE Oct ls--Psfsl iof Balunofe-Shtm
R.rn nrenssi bsrk eous fon her iors Passed ouisp
u.,4 NapafAso bark 'ommeTes for Harr trss
J,L.ru ani br AhAr, Mozart for kl Jtns
ua po s.su. Br4lshas, Bfr,ss jana r. Carney WOOD
Mio if NsyHoel ieht faona tAdeHA Iis ht'l
gTgIosno~ %, a-,rei ,chr, Gust, phlArpha; Epi.re,
Aur sff1ri Colder. fsNtaktti Be Peek Ron
dsa " asussr Pfoyiclcs Chtysr FTofcucs Delaware ls
Yaf Il kas Eu.bsibyoni AleA fses Rondoss' Iseg aph,
" Ane. b. eubefs Providence bftefc frofd'He
Atou Prostes Jatn A pI HaTsch, habls Hal BatnATs H.
SssaH Maftas
FOREIGN PORTS.
OF iflbc steamship s!tera. from NsN foh ~
rived her, At e'E h morning The He'Hl2 ,p u ils a.
rsrISrrox o. eTte steamship Uaoa from NesYofs .rrsd
lsI, 90 ~ usloct at ritht
DISASTERS.
crrHawrIox Onfro gfhs steamship >fs Nrr.y c..sl
saiui aud ~sn ashore ussfs 10 tb"e'c oA ta
I.aal she is Supposed 10 be badly damaged
Bo,rov lsSehr J. g. Harrlisn from ANtndgt ot boof
va. ,a la With of Plymouth 10 distress ~nd M oi
.at.r Pr0nccioNn b. be United states caf
Y.an The safe. 49,
Schooner ksfs from Boston f J"hsspo i ashore on Noe rae
IsTs Col. AL bss blyci
deuc, /. A.hors o ProVd~uce Ani has bsef
- Efsukof from Bangor With lumber ~ Ne'
yorl vas iosi Holmes, Hole at night by he steamship sri
Hens. full loss Of suchor and part oi her dess
Load having shore Iuoisruuh Shoal on SATURDAY
India 30 With cattle ior New or
gale The vessel abatdoned Gnt ih o
wfeck and sinking fast The captain -l
crew ssre nv bhs Emily and taken 70 NeFoHeaua
sioop ker.s ATnsn fom Port Morris aud P.Tmott AL
,sLoIs M.e Channel Reef Hell Gate and fall " water
SPOKEN.
Bari Csloti hence cr Anssp-Oct lat ~ ST. lon % 70
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
EUROPE.
SPAIN
THE FUTURE GOVERNMENT.

THE FUTURE GOVERNMENT.
MADRID. Oct. io.-rho Junta has issued an nuuiess
ON the subject of the future form OF the Spaulsh
Government The address says that it viii DO tne
sotv Of the Cortes only to decide what form oil Gov
eminent shal be established but that all tao people
will have the right to oxprcss theiI opinions Olo-
s,ca has declared ia favor of q MONARCHY ana IS
supported by serrano and Topote. Inc On'ohisIs
and Democrats are willing TO accept monarchy OF
ponublio IL decided by universal suffrage
GIN. PRIM AND TIE SPANISH CROWN
PARIS. Oct l9.-GeB Prim has addressed a letter to
,he editor OF the Gaalos Indignantly repeling the
charges of personal ambition made against him by
.hat journal The General discams all pretensions
20 ROYALTY. and declares he would rather leave the
country than accept the crown. Tho Hon John +.
Hale. tho United Stotos Minister, has frequent au-
,liehces with Gems SerTano and fum.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
BAsEBALL AND CRICKET.

The bomc-and-hO game between the At
lancs and Muuals announced for yesterday. was, ON
account of the unfav0rabc state Of the weather post
pOned until tomorrow.
To-day the Unions and nine OF the English cricketers
play game OF baseball Hudson CITY. Also the Eagles
and Social Gibbs have n meeting.
benefit match at cricket for Morley ana sam wright
takes place tomorrow and Thursday at Hudson CITY,
The English professionals here Will divide them
selves this OCCASION and the best players Of
City will complete the Eleven
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
r4SSpNGEES ARRLKEn-

FRoy HAMB'RG An steamship Teutonfh rra ioss.
MatA Manly. child i,dor Siarb. AuonA hfauss JACOB
Os.'eu Eg1t.s p.Vl Gut Gran, knl ,nsai Alls Wo,
hofrr. Laura Johns 1ri iflgh'er
PKon LIykRPOOi sept oh steamship vfgra-MssM Tct
auI dIca NDln d. q J. Yong, s ali .T
in Me- Erf,be'h Ns Heaf Krsmsn. VI. ard son hss
Ins naru Nj, Nlna uGnl Ns Rerti Ngs NeT e. ta-t.-
,'n K,Y,sr - / o. Bectt W. A. s,hI0oi Nvrr g. ss.l
,,e, T. Yr. sheetsn vlf and c''rer W. Llnsn 4 VI
M-I-. NJ CAttarns ~bieis Ms, MaT shi,ts M t'er n1u
~. Msf, Nrryhv h. ". oav.n and -, u a. 'itrac.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
GprAT RRlTAIN.

rrrr prlwITN mARVORi A>sD RoCnrr"kr.
LoEp0N. Oct. 19-MIDNIGHT. "A dispatch
rorn Paris reports that seuOr MaIfor. tho ndondant OF
Queen Isabella has fought duel with Henri Rcoheor
editor of the LGnrnc The latter s said TO have been
badly wounded ~ further particulars have been re-
eeiyed.
NGWMAkFIT RACES
The HopcatJu Race Meeting commenced AT NeWmht
Ret today TIE Criterion StakCs for t~oye1t uis was
won ~ Wild Oats, bcatluR BcaJ-inan second, Heatley
rnTd and Etlus fourth. seven rau. Iho betting was
30 against Wild Oats, even on Eo"dslnan ana heAueV'
ana 10 70 / against EtDus.
ADDRESS To REV ERDY JOHNSON.
LrYERPocI oct. le.-Tue chamber Of Commerce ot this
cty have appointed Thursday the 22l iust the day
for the presentation of their address 10 the Hon ReveIdy
ohueon the Mnetcr q the United states His Honor the
Mayor Of Liverpool has invited Nj Johnson TO din
ner a the Tow Han to pe given n h honor on the 26th
inst
Me TRAIN URGING IHr uuSHMlN 10 VOTE ron GIN.
GRANT.
DrAIV oct. l2.-Nr Train las published an address
80 the American people bddug the lrshmCn 10 vote FOR
Gcn Grant for President anl adducns proofs l? show
that the Democratic party is friendly % England lie
dsnounees IaBmany Han aud declares that the voters
of the Win Congre District Of NcwEorA must sake
hun az an Independent candidate. OF not az all. In con
cuson he states that though the amOnpt Of their claims
pronered creditors they will not release
event s possible they may 10 hold him in jail
THE FTNIANs.
DUEIIS oct l9-Thu Marquis Of AbeIcoTn has refused
10 receive Limerick deputaOn il favor Of the fsniAI
prisoners
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
THE oBALDwM-woRMAL zEIIGnT

A number of big and little sporting men met
at The clipper Office yesterday and discussed the causes
which led to the breaking up OF he przcght arranged
"a have taken pIace between the Irish giant" OBald
vim and Joe Wormald the partisans OF either principal
nmating that his opponent was not baeloss Tor police
nee and the ing OF bonds not TO fight In the
state NewYork Each party claimed the 1000 IN the
hands OF the stakeholder; but that functOnaIy TEN
p0rauIy settled tho difficulty by saying that he would
within Ten days designate time and place where The
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lRIlINIIl.


~ Do NsIeT HalbuIg pe' iIsr lc ist'
Hss. tsisnsi ADDRESS. adrossan % iaTs. r'F
Ssf ElssrI u,i. IoE, Sau fit- " dsf'. cocot uus
shp R,otis Fars'usln. HrcGcu 2 inrs n'e ard q1s+
b., J. ! a t,oslsy, tus.eT, RlHa0ui of lvsial
Hn, rltu Ros!sy Rosl.y. ttsiettp'ft of 6airsf'or
Sis-lil Mashtf'in. No0ih1 Char 0,'ou His" ar ra'
.rnusrss- avn lsp
C.,.',r. Hal V.r.r. Nay 1bbcits. FTrG.~
F..tov s.r.isl Aarr " Miss Etsi9n
I.l... p.,t..rI Tsfrf- rrof.lcrse
-. N.ract hfarsUu IsR i,frfroT.
~ D. Er Nar-.sh y. Pncs Pt-isiepliA
q .rl.t .D.tsta..u Scusnirn T.. .fAhefi port
li.trs F.s.i..'.rtt = o. & Ho.u.u. ElIab.fapor.
VI "a u.nifoa b. 4stribGafL Carroll. hAIsht-Ye4E
TO- HaHi klis1rt.EeFI : kellss f.taOeihPofL
fss South AlHtof. ffsnb =. Noeth tnhfH
Natalgas. Rau4slt i0fA ltnfu feFi JOKES n.
J .l- la.t JallsnL fsl.h Tor. -oit'et
ssraL. \ slta n .4iiplis
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

ASSEMBLING or TIE REICHsRATH
VIENNA, Oct. l9.-The Reichsrath has re-
assembled. Many bis proposing important TO
forms have been Introduced ~ both Chambers.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
Announcements

GALL rUAT GLITTERs u NOT GOLD. Not so,
lo,,vrr s.l Wherever ana ~heugv yon rec hat OF
,rsrt su,h ,erti ard brilliant u''er b' 'ate h one
Fno,, ronps bate az BroLira tfes, ta tt etne
b. Other place.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

RupTuRE CUEED-By using WHITES lATLN
IsvgR rvs aud bathing the parts 18th ph GHs"oHNs hhhr
LorioS 4 .lIt.s pE. 1kI.oRr, NJ tl9 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

NOID WIUAT NEtFINFU.--A hUItIlUIN HVN
a,lc ,a fsrd only 30 lHAg ANnFo"s. No. 90 Bots Fus
A.. psrln Ero.tdn Nares,eI sHl Enhroacl Piano
Iai. sttul so velvet Brusel Three Ply, lgrAt
1sfts oi Coits and Wriow Shades Cal and zee ituG
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
HOME NEWS.
JIlE WFATHFk

horBug-fGry c0uay overcast IRON 10 Ii
624 r. bhenOonDDy 5 oo1dy ana
sunset hFeIbg-SpDkug rain OF bt1 clearing on
polar hgbts t PhsnouoIsTAe planet hs ses 10 'S'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

The largest hotel safe in the country l. that
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-20

DEPARTURE OF SANTA ANNA.
HAVANA, Oct. 19.-Santa Anna sailed yester-
hay for ST. Thomas in the steamer Pelayo.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
No. 697 Broadway, cor. Fourih-st.

Aae sargeop respectfully Offers bis services IN ihs pPeon Of
Rupiars Curative Appliances al his cfee