davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-11-29

To one nrd Att.-.Arc son Suffering
srrn cough cold, aattn.a, hroscn:s!., or any al
the '21,cas Fu u1nerJ troubles Thu. 81 Often Ter
nlpate in coLepmptlon: II 80, nse "Wllen7s
P1re Cod LtHer OH md Ltne," safe Md e(1ca.
clcus remedy. Ttis Is 70 g:eck psepasa'iIn. bat
!: reFulsriy prescribed ~ the rEcd;cai facll:r.
s:aautact0fed By A. B. WlLBnR. Chemist, No 16d
Co11rt.st, Boston. Sold BY all druggists.
, 1869-11-29
Tltti t't,Ltt.1: t>t,t,NTx.

F'F3e ny ness ~ 'Nr.-" overheard. Yoa ho1sht
N op-rfrrM wi tr.s On hcE.c street; wrat DID ROC
do ~ftA Il -
, 1869-11-29

. IcAdnche. LaDCnor, and Hcfau-
ctoly, generally spnDg from ! dtsosdeled stoEn'
ach, cost1yesess. or q io:p:d liver. Each may
readily By removed t,y Dr. h. JA5nes Sana:ive
PtIla few .sosea OF which viii be lnand to s1imu-
late tie Itye1 ard stomach 10 healthy actloo, re-
tracuat!sns OF the bowel7. Sud- t. all dragy,5:a.
, 1869-11-29
2EAL Es%AsE WANTED,

WAST1D-A GOOD pIECR uF IMPROVED
" p1eFsr,y. wfrth from eh@S g $H,na VIII :say
Et!sh u IMtntFc3EEth II. ara as-Gs.- n..ftt4Fs IT,
T. EnEEF. KCnl Estatt Ezokc.. Hoeal 10 a1cssutol-
tt3u Hltek,
, 1869-11-29

Cod fver OH.
n~.--n4. t1~A I~es <sN Il the fsNat -
, 1869-11-29

tr&Nr covered min hRtd hcau mud
cray naif win laurel tr0wu. Ayers Hair FIIog
coters gay heAtlA with the still more welcome
locks Of youth,
, 1869-11-29

Cttappcd Hands aatAd Faces d,ur~t
BY using Juutper Tar Soap. Made by Caswe!l
unzaIi i Co, New York.
, 1869-11-29

i rosewood piano, nearly new. elsbx Aieiy ezrTr-i
case An1 legs. md oTery WJ 1 superior l1ssrune11-
Fer aalc vaIy eheaft It III.
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COUNTRY REaI, EST:.YE fOR SALE

I,UA sAlF-lHE neSr FARM IN E1SE:ASp.
- ~ H. :hre -It Wkt+~n l.EI+: W, u -f.-r
was.nh -Ea ittE' v.A: e..",t:f'it +. r';'.'-'s!:n
for fstn, f. Gletr II ..,itr'. fler, sEtr' Aa-
I1e.s +. u. H.l III = Srn fusa. ....-
Ton sAlE-nE tSCttaGK--is, .v3ES IN
Il At:au-ktr enst. .tps 81 Alsu l,Eal mi
Al tar1l in NoEtu, Get. and SnItl! t.att .Il hr
cnIlris,1u JSU. q. S1fl.UL>tt. la- Ms .is - ts.
, 1869-11-29

DARTNRR wANIED--WrTH ssn, 20 TAKH A
hsf-inttrtss In a safe acd prnft shlo husinota u
Nelltssabltahsd. Apply 1t n Deasbeza+t, Roams.
, 1869-11-29

Ton S:iE- lots ON E,uSSISo.Sr LtLI. AND
wntIE @d.a,.. II s-:e erct. S.po cssl lsl.i,.s
sscr u VI! Ala !. g. Jxefsna =; =: $50; 40
ior "*u Il sE,l. 4 r.,s I'D tbo.e having s.-tJ
r:..- At sssee Il aE1l:. + CAuN 1.L. I.,r,sa =
itituDe H.:;LirE. ' -
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY Herald OF the present week, now
ready. contains the very latest European News by
the Gable up to the hour OF publication; also Tee-
graphic Dispatches from Cuoa, nayti, Mexico and
other points; Details Of the Wreck OF the Steamer
Guif City, or Cape Lookout; additional particulars
OF the Collision between the Greek steamers Gaioub
and SharKie; the Burial OF Rousseau, with an ac-
count or the Narrowing Scenes at the Funerals Mar
tial Law Threatened IN Tennessee; Washington
Gossip; President Johl Reply TO the Senate
Resolution asking whence came his power TO declare
Amnesty; Dispatches fron General Sheridan on the
Indian Troubles; Letter from q Lobby JObber;
Foreign Intelligence; the Current News Of the Week;
the Fashions; Amusemens; Varieties; industIa
Items; Facetg; Scientinc, Artistic, sporting and
Religious intelligence; Washington News; Editorial
articles on the prominent topics OF the day; our
Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse,
Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence and accounts OF all the I'm
portant ana Interesting events OF the week. :
TERMs:-Single subscription So; Three copies, s5:
Five copies, Ss Ten copies, s5; Single copies. i've
cents EACH limited Number Of advertisements In
serted IN the WEEKLY HERALD.
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cisApfEaRlscE Or A 81 &c POST nsscassT.
A Young wife DrscreG---Carecr af m .irrant
HypocTitc.


bridgeport, Conn Dan. l9), correspondence OF tie
Hartford COurant.J
The sudden Disappearance 0i air. III. CllnOgd, a
gentleman engaged tie tailoring aua Clothing
business Ia Stage sheet creates considerable intcr
est. Jnurd Is bns-li sAnan, wno came 10 TINS
country about three years ago. and has been since
that time emlioS ell N ScNJONh, abOat nileen niles
north OF mere piacticli tailor. Wilie he resided
in NowtoAn he i0oN astiye part la AL matters
pertaining TO tie cagrca, e cause OF temperance,
DC In fact his general intciligcncc ana good au-
dress cameo him Inany friends and considerable
infaeace IN tills quies oelnify town.
In The fnonin ol June last .iilord removed 10
bridgeport and Commenced business here He
brought letters nom citizens VI NsStowl AID may
Others non the pastor Oi Tie church, iostlS ut
TO his ACTIVITY amt usefulness as Shristah hiau.
Before leayiug Ne~tuwn, tdBord be'aMe engaged
TO a lady OF tdat place. ana On Thanks glylng uay
they were married. The lady ~ one "a tue most
amlable alu excellent % he lOuna ~ any place. cLc
came 90 bridgeport wi,h her 4Gl sia fe.iiahci
until last friday, Wleh sue ietuihei " hsI ISha1
It appears that about three weeks since Clifford
per.ualgd ms W4lc 20 pace 10 n hands some
government bonds belonging e. her. amounting
10 about II 100. ThI- secured, and ~ tat eoud
be collected nom his CEeHtCls having be "a oa.leu
In, lie went 10 New torS Oh MONDAY Of last
week ostenslbiy TO purchase goods fOi the esia0-
Iisnlaeut ol MnlCA the principal owner.
Since ihCu nothing has been heard ffOin hm.
The impression Il tDal h. has ltit tn couGtr!
aud retained 20 lAgsand. hs cOoGs ~ tie aiorc
were lmnedlalaiy seized and the whole establish
ment cleared cut most cntcNully. EiOin a appear
ances tue Whole movement wa a deep Laid az 10
get pos OF the properly Ol others ~ esus the
most rCpIehensible
Clifford was teacher IN the Bethesda Missioa
Euntay school, was recently worthy Patriarch % he
division OF tc OF leIp peraise IA th.s ciy all
euioyed the confidence Oi sll MO knew Aln. 10 H. 10
be hoped that something wS yet trinsphe 70 place
him in a better pUs.on thal tue vlc now 0;cDgde
him b. those familiar VITA the ia1.s aud circln !
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
A EayElTfW sapsuln.ss.
The Nolnsses B,ia NnveIrs, Of soston.


[Fron the Boston Traveller, Ian. 20.
A few weeks since stated that the Atlantic
Works, Of East boston, were baiia'ns an IRON brig
designed TO carry moasses "a bulk ana have now 10
report mat she viii be launched from the GiendQn
Rolling MilIs wharf on saturday forenoon at higa
w!Cer. she A. l3u ieet long on tne Keel 10 Oh dec&
has - feet brealth OF beam, IL fet depth OF no q,
and VIII register about 3j6 tons. Her
dead rise at nail noor IL lncnes and hes
has suaicent swell and sheer to iApart an air OF
Iightness 10 iler general outline. All her aceommo
dauons are on decS and consist OF trunk cabin, q
rooms, leaving the hoI entlrey clear for cargo.
Her RIBS are OF angle ron Dy inches ana "a OF
tnch ttck with reverse bars OF 2a og ~ and 5lCtis
OF an tnch thick aud are y inches apart The doors
is inches deep. The stem and steinpost III
and the plating varies rom e-lbths 70 y OF an inch
ia thickness closely rlv tel with Pembroke iron.
she has seven circular tanks secured an iron
Platform and Dracad from Tile sides and these are
all connecte1 with one another in sacn q manner
that they can DC either united or disconnected at
pleasure. Their comb Ell capacity As ed,o0 gallons.
on the top Of each there s turret TO allow Tor ex-
pansoa. ana also over each there is a haciiway,
that they c-n be examined around above and below
at all times. she has powerful steam
pump by Wdich TO discharge. agd 1t IL estl-
mated that IN six hours her cargo can be pumped
out At the place where sine viii discharge In
Boston there is a tank 10 receive her cargo. The
saving IN casks eocp rage ana leakage will he very
great and IN The course OF lew voyages VIII make
up tile difference IN HE expense OF such vessel COM
pared with one OF wood.
Besides the tanks she has considerable space
In the wings and N the ends to stow away
any any outward cargo that may be REQUIRED 70 bal
ryng moiasses should fail sin the tanss be
taken out without difficulty. ana she VIII even
then be none tile less sarvlceaole vessel. But
do not believe the experiment VIII IAN, but 0a the
contrary VIII be entirely successful aud that aIier
she nas made lew voyages others VIII be built like
her.
She Is brig r:aged. is good ooxno vessel. and
we have no doabt VIII prove swift sler CAPTAIN
Iiavener who is wei acquailsed wish the Dua
trade, commands her, aid sac Is owned hy Messrs.
NASH Spauldng = 60. She mas been rightly named
the Novelty, for sha is the only vessel OF tne kind in
the country
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
A sAN1uaAaf FIGHT N TENNESSEE.
Hren Killed and ] wo Others younsed.

Two Men II ileH ana = wO others N1unGfGl.
I(From The Huntingdon West lennesseean Jan. iii
A desperate 2ht occurred Ia lDe vicinity Dl fuena
Vista, on saturday ngt last, ch resulted Ia tie
instant killing OF James /. ) eCle and the wouhdg
o Cray Butter thai lie died the next ,iay be-
Hides the woulaing sef ereiy OF James and Wiiiiu
Taylor. so lar as we have Ocen able to gather tie
particulars are about as solows-
On aturday aiphUuso FreelaId and man
named linkstOn had sort OF a difficulty at
Buena Vista. Butler and the Tayors were en-
deavoring 10 indnce Ffeeiand to ngnt Piukston,
wien steele, WHO Is sreelaniis uncle. came up and
repfuye1 them for Their eHUrt TO get up tght.
They tnen tried 10 indnce pnkston to fight steele,
which, however, lie lellSel TO do. .1sAr Stsee
had lei IL was reported 10 hlln that Pinkston, who
was Dir nxing had pgoiWscd to Oct 100 eoul ld
whip Steele. Becoming incetsed at this. steele with
q company, consisting Uf his son, william Siecc,
Ills hair brothers, Ei0ert ana baly ROYAL, and
young freeaRd, sarlci Ia pursuit o. flnaston twao
Ii the meantime haU ieIt. ayUw.ng their purpose 10
chastse aim. After following tle direction lie was
supp posed 10 have gone la.les taey learned
from source that Pinkston lad not pass ID and
they turned lack Alter resiacing their steps some
distance they mel Dusef the two lsy iors and .oln
owen, VINO lad stigiei with their h uaas Tor % ioS
to which 0wel rep led tlat he was rot A ter some
further Conyersati0I angry worS were used
between Steele and James Taylor. one
Sion Of the aiiaif Steee drew his pistol and
Bnot at Taylor, wno re urncd the fire. striking ecie
I'm the forehead. prouuciGg Instant deatD. Ano ncr
Statement Is tiat as Steele Gismvunted Idy
l0r at once fired. kIiling his an agollst.
The irIng now became Icnsfai. Young steele,
seeing has father fail, drew his weapon and attacked
Builer who 1ci1ei t,ifee wounds, from the eliees
Of which lie die the next morning. BOta The ay-
lors were wounded OF them severely Tie
formed noue of the parties have as yet been
opprshcudel
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY % lsea-TRPLE

bids dredging for oysters In river creek, cove,
Inlet, bay or sound within the limits OF any county
or this State that he IN OF opinion that 1T does
not apply to rivers which form the dividing line be-
tveeA two counties and which cannot properly be
said TO bt within the limits OF any county" THIS VIII
open. Choptank river 10 unrestricted dredging. as
Liat river Is between Talbot and Dorchester. II Will
also oen the waters that separate Talbot and Queen
Annes and near.v all the other rivers the Eastern
Store. the Nanlicoke separating somerset and Dor
chester; the Chester Kent aud queen Anne's ana
the Saasat as, Kent ami Cecil. Besides the Patnx
ent ana other rivers the Western shore are wit3in
the scope OF tins decision. SO much Tor tie enec
OF u leshncality Sometimes law IL one thing anu
comm on sense anOtherSt. A.cdaers fN1.l Come.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
ST. DOMINGO.

Departure OF Judge O'SuIiivnn--A Lonn
Observation-Disclosures Rrisk--rhe Republic
tranquil.
PUERTO PLATA, Jan. 6, 1909.
Judge 0'Sullivan, the agent for the New York line
OF steamers lately established leaves IN The steamer
Pelay0, on his was ick TO the United States. The
object Of MS visit II connected witn ma tiers OF
tie greatest interest tnis sland, the character OF
which has not yet transprel-
Mr.. Hammond, agent o. the London bankers VINO
offered to make loan TO this government. has ar
rived al the capital and understand that the ob-
STAG which had presented them elves or The con
summation Of SAID negotiation have been removed.
Therefore the government VIII now soon Dc III re-
celpt OF tile first lnstaiineni or sand loan.
There has been great deal Of ne.al exported OF
late and business cont ,nles exceedingly bfisA.
The tranquility OF the republic Continues undl51
turbsd. 4
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

CuRlous ApvFRFlsfN1 CAsE.-in the bhlunore
City Court yesterday, before thei justice scott ase
was tried witch presented al amusing 'hstahce "
rivalry between two wet known Guy nllhs enRateu
An the business. Messrs satiuei Dhll's ,u,,
North Cnar.es street., contracted VITA y. ~. hawcs
the publisher of a business directory, Tor hali
page advertisement or their house furnishing store
for TWENTY-FIVE dollars which WAS printed. but
there also appeared leh-tbwise, tpon the margin
ol TIE same page, Single Haze al antertsCineni re-
ferruV 10 the mousse iulnisiiug Huycftieement
Of Messrs. Curtan ~ CO., on halainorv street. In
ronscauence Cr,lds 4 90. refused lO pay Tor their
pdyaYisenient. suit was bruuSnt % ore Justice
Iyans who gave Ju l-ment FOR tia0es Of i've dol
lars only rOm Whch VhilS 90 Appealed. A
member 81 the nrr o. Co tan y 90. yesterday testi
foJ IA court taas ne ha1 tac advertisement oi ls
house placed there alter ne haa Nlowigdse " Chiids
advertisement No Other aisGriia n-n ~ The ki I'd
could be loaud ln tao Opue. ihe jay rendered a
verdict for Chtlds Co., AMI the lulsneat below Tor
I'VE dollars was reverscl, tags wAgs rejectng the
piannns claim TO Gny pay ay.aeaS. - = t'"',e S"n
Jan. ~.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
TfATLs FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry Chauncey will sail from this
port on Saturday for Aspinwan.
The malls Tor Central America ard the south
Pacific will close at half-past ten O'Clock in the
morning.
Tire NEw YORK HERALD--Elition for the Pacific
wiz be ready at half-past nne ia the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
a TaaasLs &slETua IN sSs'us.
K,nyngc- of the nirh, l,rrls. In = ssinsic Family

from the Boston traveller Ian ZD.J
A week naO last sunday Mr. terulBahd zoehler,
reaidinV nc No. 10 ,eneca street. " eli known inu
a,ran and A member OF siliore band. aust cliild,
Denry r. seven weeks Old. hy uign.iie 20, and eIe
another sunday nao passed the nsidiods dsease nau
nog auea seven years and q bright iitle eri, Hen
rictta about i've years cu. 10th tGese eaAJrtn q 90
an sunday last aid while the three lay dtao, . he
nv side a fourth child boy, lay sies IN od VITA
ne sane dis,ase ana 90 time ne was cOuadIrcc
10 be in critical condtior. Tue iuiltth " ihe
cnillran took mace Yesterday and they were buried
In aiuule cosn. The grief strlcNen mother hefsell,
during tnis mournlui season. was ha diy abe 70 at
tend 10 inc wants OF her sick csiiIlen; ANA Tie
fther broken down under the terriole aliction, was
almost uuncryed.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
po0THs THEATRE,
Tweny-third strce,, between sfh and Sixth avenues
WILL OPEN
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY g.
10 Of the unusual demand for seats nj this
theatre for the opening ughs The respectfully
notnces that IN order to each equal opportunity 20 be
pTesn. and with The hope oiecting the public anst
tne numerous specuatcs the ckes VIII DO disposed of ~
PUBLIC SALE,
Byw. o. HOFFMAN, Esq, Aucsioneers
ON MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1859.
AT IRVING HALL
Through the courtesy OF L. r. Harrison, Esq.l
corner OF FIFTEENTH STREET AND IRVING PLACE,
commencing at ss O'Clock A. NJ precisely, for the beter
accommo alton Of gentlemen their 70 business
Iia cTzmA OF the viii te fufnghef at the Hall.
ssas will be proviced Tor Ladies attending the sale
j. HEAhy hAG0kiSIE,
Business Manager
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

By W. o. HOFFMAN, Esq, Auc.ionesr
ON MONDAY. JANUARY c5, 1852,
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

LyIREPROOF SAFES-LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
and hand Once Paror safes Tor sale cheap
G2 Cannon street, between Beancey and Rivngior.
ROBE RI HI. PATRICK.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

vNE gARMO's, NO 80 FIFTH AVENUE.
IL NEW GLASSES FORMINa.
Wednesdays and Saturdays from to6P.M Gentlemen,
Tuesday and Friday evsnnGas ~ 70 10
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

yNAHJED--A NEW or sE,oNp HAND PIPE ORGAN,
suitable fcr paror OF sna irhurch' must .s Fed.s
and NJ prefcrrcd ss0 second nand ~ snu
Panc address, stating prices. Hail. lsi BAa Thir'y'nrd
street. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
ADJUSTMENTS.


pRoUGHAh's THEATRE.
Essssssssi EsIss sai join nsouShA sSh
with ana ? gnai comedy in two acs ~ Mr. John
cs SLTTEn LATE ,s,Ey yyAs s,slyEsn sEyEs ororor
n n 7 wiS4s ihA4zss sea2saa ana s
AFTER THE COMEDY.
WILL ss MAsn Sois rKVSSi'xA FEW snxAnvs
TO he followed - entirely and original Duriesque,
Z - ''1p aae ls'pfash DRAMATIC TICK REVIEW FOR 1854
nnpsrdnnable refecons npon ire abilities and nosb-
M nss o. TIE past containing ohsr
upon existing patent sish.s ,..,..,,,,.
PLATE FIRST -ALIEc oaIc1L GROUP; NEW YORK;
ISDryipuxidrIEs: rliip'up9xsifdrIEs
e yors sssAs gc q csSa y esr
Amsterdam rr,gsn,or Of subsequent dams except
Msooms whoe patronymic sucisny iaSss;ss i, o
oldest oi her na;nere. re iaipy re-
30, ffeu1s hue ay sSa her
IA Tss @ Mssh.as oprs sa having
n ~ born out Of the Union no -
NORTH KlyERoA ns ss Individual whose certificate r. o
character consists in his running from Albany
EAST RIvERoThe Ianior Hell Gate rather shallow ia
MIDfMois LIE FhsHIoN KS from fais Mapha,.a n Dear
est friend general dealer IN darling dr goods ducks Of da
late people who have anothing to wears
PUpLIc OPINION the great .sir orac,e' u social e
who,e Judgment wise men reverence fools fear ana knsyes
MTLPoM ENE an old and much negcc,ea lneanchov ma.c
who has seen better DAYS and hras about them which she
CAPTAIN Jisks, .Bs Bsi ss1s sSa @ r.o
MusIeA ssEsIcAL Ann yq,A i SSTIRRxgioSs
nEpII;HT, The vylyan. q ErMoXps
GEksnISr hs rer.ecaied WILSON
srcoNb III fssa.s as
BhkBn ,s BLfuE uE.-..........-......Mr Mr. A. MATlhisoS
The SosH MoRr uNfoafulITE.a Hoa..iesr wander,
es anrae spectators and Backfars Arches generally BY
Third I sHBJEcT@aTinE 'is Foxrs' NrsT- HumpTy
nuMPTY, the limi,aole .....Nr. coKRIE CRosBIg
r. =
FOURTH sUBJEoT-'A phAfE OF BoufFE La
QUEEN rLrza8ErH RrsioRI. % ........... Mrs. PRIOR
,I pIToU the !, Laehrynose Mr.. cHAkLEs HALE
so2ss Ssoas he s Izz ~ EcEukhpF
~ mIkDL,:A "a y a. MATrhLsoN
- I Mr Tx srcTiiafDT and vs. cxRx FISHER
pnETY EETH sy FI sAsr
pei siirM III s'iRsfIy MAN x TmF Wi .oN
VIM The IRRESISTIBLE BELLE FIsHEK
MtRCI'RY, The Ir press Miss AMEs
shvEsra H Rxx6 PALack s1
GRSSSbE EN- hnFE sNpT
FRITZ FaaH III hsfTEisa f Fs bFf6r MfJEisoS
suroandef by a. me opetos ali nr Bees
scenery ~ { Hawthorn, l. puaocq and 81 Ma5s2n !,
Doors open u; performance commences al r. n.
Box ONCE open rsTs pT0Tn A. M Y. snvp:sIox ,ps
dress circle sea,s 81 acony secured IS
ADMISSION rs csn,s; to second circle. so cents.
Private boxes 'Aoidns S' $40 Jsaf aSs sia souoSBres
Stage Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-01-22

EASE AND FIXTURES or THE DRY GOODS STORE
~ lib Fulton avenue Brooklyn-Fes block the avenne
store IS Deep plate sias wndows bonus asked rare
ON
The New York herald., 1869-01-22
crhroueh the courtesy Of l. r. Harrison, Esq.h


i &C cksrihs AND PERHAPS USrAhAiLsLlb ~ :
rRruMrHAST ASToSfsi SisDrcArIos
POPULAR AN n saMgsr sns IDEA,
s0ArrFss FoSSldE 1hsEy IN sSaSI sSSirArr rrlrrs,
AND SUCCESS WFG @ Hfpfs Hs1 s
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS,
Orderly, decorous ladies' gentlemen and
THE MAMao4m ssf'f s2L%cE nsSi s'sl5' ~ AMUSEMENT
sonf Il s. FlTy TH2sp as yin rsass M ya e r
PoISTMENTs. The scope OF this advertisement win not
''-'s ssxnIIiSs 1Sl 'tigos srAnrLIse ACT.
ooscros sess srnHy SAHSs sPxrsbb ATi' hcro5ruMEs
PLEASING STabeaFFFYTss IL sTs6Rr
CAFE AMusANT AND noaL.S's oasTER ROOMS
NEW PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK.
fisr sIsSoRfN MAarHTrA sHf * zASsRErrA
MAFFlI'S Comic fantomnae,
"sriE TaE woNphcys wissyy;s vrcroRELLrs.
AND THE GRAND BALLET.
rrson PUN AMI 4h xsss rAn.nAus
TH# TaS RaSTH dSATb Il TIE 5HSE.IsEss SEH EEAs
Admission % cents reserved orchestra circle % cents
'-AA' 'e'efis PsisnEY G.tYri' TRo#PE Of JAPiNEsr.
TOMORROW, MATINEE AND EVENING.
THE TAMmANY THE TAMMANY.
L Third Grand Family Matinee,
TOMORROW, SATURDAY.
DoorS open NJ u ftrfO nance commences nb6
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
TAMMANY MATIyEEs.
TAMMhNY MATINEf3.
ThMMhNy MhTINEEs.
Delighted crowds OF iashionall iadies,
charmed thronss OF in cres,ing Children
. most enjoyaas prosr anime.
THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF the
WORLD RENOWNED
RTSLEY JhPANESr TROUPE.
AL FIGHT, FIGHT, AL HIGHT All K1GHT. EIe
sIGSoRfTA MAKlEfTA ZANFRETTA
IN her wondrous Eight La CORDE TENDuE.
MAFFIfS comic rantonine,
ROBERT MACATRE,
Received with of laughter.
Kitchen Furniture The Grard Ballets,
The Comic Toy song, Punch and Judy,
TIE Brooklyn Beie Tie Yomhiui Narblers,
The Merry Lashsoods, The Magic Ta0leaux,
The Wondrous Vicorelis,
Getz's grand hiegorical Scene,
TIE BIRTH OF TiE NEW YEAR.
Three hundred artists. an appear
Admission to all parts Of the Paiaee 50 cents orchestra,
GO cents extra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08

OXFORD. sat a Court Of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the third
TUESDAY of September, A. ID. 1869,
hLINER STACY, Administrator on the estate
~ OF Oliver Stacy, Jr., late OF Porter, in said
County, deceased, having presented his first and
nal account Of administration Of the estate OF said
deceased for allowance:
Oruered, That the said Adminir give notice 10 all
persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks succesihely in
may appear at Probate Court 10 be held ut Hiram
in said County, on the I'D day of October next
AT ten O'Clock In the forenoon, and shcw cause, ii
any they have, why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: J. s. HOBBS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-08
Non-Rcsidemt TnNcs.

On the Town ~ Efowuh~ld County u Oxford,
Maine. for the year ISIS
The following lj-t 81 Taxes on the real estate 81
nonresident ,wuer~ in the Town % BroWnheld,
tHr tag wear i~s-, la bills committed 10 SIMON Il.
i'lA-na. Collector ~ said Town on the 18th day
90 lultr a - l>s has bceG returned by hlm 90 me
@" remaining unpaid the sl-t day OF June, lS3,
Cl DIS certificate pt thai dale, and now remain I'M
paid aud notice IL hereby given that the said tax
-. ant interest aud charges are not paid into the
TREASURY % sad Town sIthlu eighteen months
from the eatr ~ the commitment yf o. said bills,
much 81 the real esJate taxed a. will be sufii-
Gent o. pay Che amount due therefor. including in
tcEt,t and charges, Viii without further notice be
.lii 90 public Auction ~ the store of Eli
Eeau. IA ssii town of Browuhcld on the fifteenth
dan 81 January, \ u ls,O al one O'Clock T. NJ
VIZ Bean, q part Of the great bog lot. 2t9acre..
value sIg7 and OF building. value sllO, tax
-
FIy & NORWOOD ~ acres, value sl5O, tax due
= y
samuel ellison, Is acres value s6t, tax $3.50.
james r Lord, pant of the great bog lot, part
OF one builGjnE. SIS, five different lots OF land
amounting 10 @i5 acres. value $50. tax $3.50.
James johnson, house, ! OutbuildiGgsi 80
acres land, value SlSO. tax Sl2 u
lch10od = Warren, loo acres, value $40, tax
sll02
W ". SPRING, Treas.
Br0wnfeld Sept Y, 1859.