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New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
FAMILY MARKETS.

fEiDAN Dec 2Le attention confines 10 he given 70 ANYTHING
save poulr The iock and weather unavorab Tor
holding that the people able % live turkeys ZINE
IN m birds r5ev rete l5 u ~ and quantity OF stale
ufAeys fowls and geese selling O0lI 10 They
W not admit Of Inspection and require careful handling pre-
n falling spart The only thing d in Their favor that hsl are
ef frh poultry plenty and tne urteys command 5d
& The late low farmers bold them back Dealers
before completed filled up early The Game
hri also plenty II caDvashsck ducks 45Q IS 81 b
r uae hens b. bad 81 30 ~ 50 pair quail az - 2
DOR partrdges Al 81 250 81 50 pair Neun is also plenty and
Mutton among meats lower hind varying rom 8dl2l
~ srg a. peor or 4 with fore quarters at 9c Common or
prime veal selling 2ia23o respectively
beef With smoked and ssl meats In good supply quite
plenty ph large Of Npinia Carolina blue
lOc q o. FrcAh smen sell striped
fetish ard pcse l5dl8 cod haddock &c. scoops
250JlS. A. ib
fruit hnt fnd good supplies Louisiana
-rsree sicily bananas dried fui
foreign Common oranges haWked
/ 25c
plenty while fresh and CHER dealers selling
o the ltfi msrks for pc, frst csnding them
s3vauoe . Gc hb and half peck Of fne
sells
sboud he bought much quantity for keeping.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


FWIpNY Dec 2-BKEvKsrhe train the NeWYork Central Road
h N cattle d 10 for the market hut there
IS at Weehawkon, aud q a. Onehundtt lo head
eng III M The veek The market scarcely good Mon
&c being the highest quoabe price for i cw Kentucky cattle
far Illinois selling 81 ~ 5.c and poor lec Ihe principal We
oswkrn doves r. MorT with u o. +. Dmmck.
Huri Mcafrey A A. Dunhan O the Morris cattle
f3 Illinois 6dti sold d3c; 6 Texans 81 O0lOAc
l2 Cherckes "a 9 each The 8j Illinois for o. B.
umck 2dl4 q Hurd MeCGfrey sold Y Illinois
-eeus ll5S H. Of lZsc., So 70 yer cwt
A. One huudls Coou Schuster Thompson had q J. T.
Alexander and Knowles The Suster Thompson
se 2 Kentucky, q sold at M 034c 80 Canads
ll ew. HE. IS b T. q Ohio liz n, at l3c same
13e W. Fitch sold The rs Alexander cattle w at l2l aisle They
~ere m 70 prime Kentucky steers The 30 Ohio steers for r. knowles
aent at l2dlic on cwt
L4NBs-Arivas today. II at Weehawken, st
ghth-st eud $40 head. This
lb for The week No doubt uniformly advanced rate Of fegh
the Pennsylvania and Ne Roads notified their ship
that Soc 4 viii be charged Pittsburgh C0mmunIaw
d after that date This viii make so per sheep instead Of
50 which is the present chaVe.
The trade du to-day with change prices At Forty
cghht Hume Elliott sold l5 Canada sheep and lambs 9 b s
sheep 4 ais b at 64c 80 lambs 7l 10. 64e and
~ b tie Kirby sold 81 Michigan sheep 7t ~ st4c and 2
~ 70, At - 65 ewt hoGraw Reid sold 2 Ohio sheep, u
Al Wehavte1 Judd Co sold lsl Ohio sheep Of ~ f c
Ih sold 29 Ohio sheep ~ b. at sc 20 Of e. b. 4tc and POI
A. Comuuipav Pdeock so s24 euled Indiana sheep 7 u
b al Sc Ksse Co sod Ono sheep 65 10 at 4c III Of
90 tic. The only arrivals reported for "a cars fo
touuuupaV.
HoGs-Arva weehawken Foriieth-st and al
ouuupsw 275 bead making 2775 for the The frm
ieug yesterday coHuuCs tie of live being c With %
lts Nchcn 20247 b, all 7e There Is reported O
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
IMPORTANT TO LECTURE COMMITTEES.

AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU
prepared make engagements Throughout The county ohe following
LECTURERS-RJ j. De Corloya p Du Chau Lillian Egsrion
Horace Greeley Field (Rs Of Bufao Prcf Hhoock Dr. Isaac
Hayes Hon hgrson lockwood Brfon Losing olive Losan
Justin Mccarthy Rev W Miurn g. Oscanyan, Rev ID r Roe
Writ Shes Prof Sprague John G. SAKE Ms Elizabeth C'dy
Stanton Henry Stanton Taylor splsu Nae Geone Pran'
Tan Dr Grscom Mrs Joseph Ames Ms Lille heveeuE Blake Rev
Robt L. Collier Hon NJ. Boye M Laura G. Holloway Hiram
Green ait Gus,ice Of the Pcece George W lOsS Thoss KNOX,
Rev Geo Mpgns II l. Peae Herman II. shook Edwin WhPPe
Prof L. Youmans susan Anhony Col james ssnOr Wn l.
pepul, Prof W. Powell DeEstang Ais g. W. Whea'on
Prof Raphael Pmpoy r. H. Hartley Chicago Deuoe Col Bas'eh
II Cop-s Rev David Mitchell Matilda Fletcher Iowa PoeeSl Mn
G. Davenport Mary MorroW Adams Mrs. L. Bsou Mrs Deeer
Mr., Rose Nader Watson Atwood Frank W aeAe's Rev iwia
II Russen Hon g. W. FROST Prsrkn johnson Mr. Angs T.
Randall Mis- T. Kimberly, he and reader &C.
READERS Seot-Sdous, Miss Gyun PFoi Kun, Adams
Henry Nichols JamesP Bartlett Frances Carter William Masos
Evans Miss H. l. D. Potter Prof R. r. RAYMOND PoE H. Murloet
RNTRRT AIYMEHTS-Mad Anna Bishop Mr. aud Mrs. l. DaVoH-
mart fAe,or,, M Hutchinson Family wu. H. Pope, &C., &e
NO CHARGE WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES
The Bureau List will sppsAr ihs Paper EVERY SATURDAY.
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
CuIBF oFPCR-Is2 NAsSAUST, SEw-YORK CITY. P. O. BOX
6,7OI. BRANCH oFycE-i9o Madison-st, Chicago
4 ECTURE COMMITTEES tS10-'71.
II Mr. GBO. YANDBNHOPtS
READINGS thcw Programmed
eso vASDBEaoFP, Revere House. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Iovpox Dec II .. m--Talow. 43 3043 = evt
ANu.IRp 1-Petr0leum, 43t ancs for siaudarl White
BrENES Dec l.-Petroleum thai lrs 10 groata
FRANEoKT Dec FyeTEeny bonds quoted Al 9i iof
LoSpOs 2lloos mcon'Oi opened Oh oT both money
e account securities quiet; United States Fye Twenty
Iui, 1872 t3l 1853 old, g7i 1907, SO TenFore g. stocks
u stescri Ee Railway shares, 2Oii Illinois Cens ll4
AHsutc end Great Western %. ..,r.
L1vRKroO 2-l:SO m.-CottOn opened quiet Mddlng
nand Ming Orleans SD sales Of The week y 900 bales
O 1900 speculation stock Ia port S4 90 bales
American; receipts OF week, 1900 bales 800 American
lea = Rel Western Spring and lO8 FOR Winter
d, r1 a Quarter New Bacon 50 3 cF for Cumberland Cut
Iosn0S. Dec 2.-CaIcutta Lnsee1. So d,3 Q.
ovD0V Dec 2-3O mCoDo si a9E Tor both money sno the
srU Anern quiet. stocks quiet Ene lsay shares IL
LIvrRPooL Dec mWheat-New Red Western Spring
rh mlrs bare; Ola 10 z oenaL Flour q y bb for esrn
-a quarter New. Receipts Of Wheat for The past
quarter so American Pork trner Beef "
New. Cheese q CO. for the best grades Of American
ivyRrooI p sfo bound to this
yur OO0 bales s2J American. Ibe markets for and fabrcs
: Manrhtser Is dull
LoNDo, Dec 2-f:S0 p n-Cono closed 9lia9 for both
the American Securities quiet United States Five
b0nds. 1852 80 1865 old 5f 1851 9) Ienf0rties a. Stocks
@J Ene Railway shares, 2 Illinois Censs, llli Atlantic and
S5rest Western. l6i
LiyEErool Dee 2-so m.COttoq closed dall Mddins Upland
81 MduR Orleans sli sales Of the day, 1000 bales 1850 for
cuu mi export Pok buoant Beef buoysHt Bacon hrmer
& .eee buoyaut Sprts Petroleum, lold 4 gallon.
L0NDOs 2-Tslow al - = Spsrm Oil asa 4I9
tna Common R0sn fmer &c s. 40 q cut Hops lrm.
ANTwEkr Dee 2-Peroeun, 5O francs for STANDARD White.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKRT-DEc.

The Cattle market with but little animation tie supply Is ~
head fully equal last quality; the sales hus M boz
dae material change prices from those Of last The
Bt Mch COwsThe supply continues moderate blt
sufficient demand anything tie market rules
little strong but without quotsbe advance In price Sheep and
anbThe market is dull; suppl good and Of improved quality
lambs show falling of Of &C. 10 sheep sell about &C., d
fair good 5u6tc lambs down "A d6l Hogs dull Michigan
6ld7c.; choice Ohio Andu Illinois
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Is bales receipts season i56 bales shipments 6 0
bales bales dull nominal Corn firm and
CSC hm and 50d3c Lard
heaUI sales l2Slsc Balk sboaller sase sdes al2e l.
DE1Rorr 2our steady. Wheat steady As No. AT 81 20;
Extra At 81 30 Corn srm $500 oa1I Que and unchanged
Muw6uKEE Dec 2-Four dull uomu1l wheat active and
advanced Be- l Milwaukee O0; Sl o..
Corn du MId 4e Rye steady Gales No. at 67o Barley
Spring Dressed Hogs steady ~ 81 70 Roeps
1000 bills Rou 700 bush Wheat shpmenb-SO0 bbA Flour,
u MAI MleaI
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
RFCF1Prs nF PRnnI-CE-

Pr NOrth hircr, TessfLs' ana R7IT07Ft.
30 pkgs Ashes, pkgs BeswaI p bales BoomCO 42
10 Cake, biS Seed OIL 22l
a Flour 6s6 bush Wheat ~ 80 bush Corn 80 l29 bush Oats
bbS Corn Meal go bsgs Corn Meal ~ pgs Ginseng
Rosu hbs Pork, ll69 Beef Il pkg Cut Meats 43i
22Ji Butter 45 pkgs Cheese ESQ bhl Eggs 50
tl Tov on g5 pkg Fruit lao bblS WHISKY 15t bales Wool
LEATHER % hhs Tobacco. 500 pkg Tobacco
pigs Starch bags 77 bales Hides 3Si Hides "a pkg
FaeEus
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

Psn.p.ipH1, C. Cotton iecHned ic MiidHng Upland Isc
- % Sg ss. 4 is If' S PsGeed f aa 81 H. Pour extremely a
p2s 2 = e sGS "a p S f S e E e. T Indiana s s65 & oo
o. @ gh' HdaH u Red os as S 81 81 q
Sc New 5 sesdy as6 for Pennvapa snd Delaware
5yro eu@ quiet Crude 5ai5ic Red 2sla2ie Whisky sells at
BAruzOEE Dee'2CoOn dull; Low Mldll9g asking lsc Flour
ea bu, 6r wheat unchanged IN respect Com dg ana lover;
Will Ess = az y + uaeas1gsd 2s WSsly Ssa VS doll &C. '
sUvVaA n T. Dee 2ecepsFlour p 900 bbls Wheat % 900
% s, S2 3 20 sa G ea; 1 A Af s up wheat Ess5 aDI
% coSS s.sVs s1 6Sy Sf .e Sss0 s 81 S New &C. 6
and Iouua Sc Rye au sales 900 bush Western " S aud
Sssa7i Dee 3-Coou du ,nt dropping; Midues l5 Pour
seady moderate demand sOq5 Rye fm snd scarce saes s'
1s quiet snd unchanged Lard good demand fol- Prees tor
st 70 t SsWY9rs contracts sales a. i ee aTs' @ es & 81 ysn0
Mi de@sR& B COED demand and sdysnoed sales At 81 4
Sss loqlls s heavy AL Light Hams Whisky quiet and ua'
Dq AEosi STEADY unchanged ..le. 3 - 800 }g1 49s
e % 6 10 Doo S gi % % amber @ En % s5 r. No. e f' s &s
ses CAB he'd syIsfl6 :. 81 s. Com dulf sale. 90 bush
1s. Dssye Corr Meal 81 90 ioi Boid 81 70 for USboied
SD ss. Se s @ 8 So p s1ta a ss5 s.. 2a Sb.Dsi f Ss Sea- c.a
B9 ,s Sssrefs S " sse j't.- . Albany
e:sS b. 'f1s fso Ssso' Sas PEI. s' 'a
da sad qast C lover ~. ssos Ss % wsen ws SId s ass
Bsry almost 9egee,sd hooge Ne OssnHss are large aud bOds
o are ster d5 via % % s's lot no & Sa sr'2"1S ia
Nd evatC bafso
Cstc.go 2-E1chsnge unchanged -.
sgbs-So closed quiet at q o n ses}sdo a5.ett5 At
> O Corn quiet 50c n tee sheooa bonns for No oats
Gasy qulet At 78d79c Hghwues gl f Iron bd po,.
fs 9uist and steady PORK, 2 Is 0Q s esI sis "a ~
1sepber Lard Illdl2c cash lltci seller D.esb., bi H.
-esdy 81 H0gs Eun At &6 Se,,i- -,
80 9pclspged Reoeipts-4 bbls Four &c On 80. 49,
fs,6 bu.h Corn 20 bush 5000 bush Rve ~ - |
IDO0 Uogs Shpments4 90 bbS Flour 100 b W., "a 01
ush Co OOJ bush. Oa OJ bush Rye bush Bsrisy O0
Hogs 4, -.
x.npe ana In r demand; No. Red Wa1ah l5, No III 2i
on stady aad demand sales no At see New Yellow
h demand eales No
Rse.pts-3 bbs Flour 1900 bush Wheat tub Corn
Oss shipmauts-60O bnsh Wheat 1000 ,asb CON
q d1n and nominal P0uf
changed Wneat 6rm Red Winter inspected 81 m rI l
No DO. 81 lll Corn tnn ~ HQSe O.ts Anil
nd UNCHANGED Barley frm a. ScUfl ~ H.. aset a.
600 Tfhp hes frm Tobacco Irregular HEM IA us yg
9sDehangd Pok sciye sales az 9GSis E bsi Hssts1
Jobns lot Of Sh0uden 7a6c Clear Rib l40e Csr sides
liaIIc BsoOb-Shouders Ice HaassugaI eursi 2le Lard
lIalt HTe Hog steady al % 75a 20 B Cattle unchngel
fsespts-4 hbls l3, 900 bush. Wheat $3.50 Hegs
CLsVElAsD Dee 2Bbest bnoeri No td ~ -
Ssv shssd. s5o5e oa sssdy at +ee PefoeEn quiet and
changed -, - . e..----..
(onnon New TO God d Lugs, 90 751ss 50 for LOs y Medium
40 for Medium Bright Wrapper Bagg1g seAy Hemp zc
cotton steady; Mailing l4c Flour frmsf; h5fa FAMILY &s 25
sru dali and unchanged H0gs &6a 10 ~ Fotl9n active bat
gnes unchanged Lard-Pnme Lear ID ueloe n.y. ten, c
MEErHn Dee 2-CotOb srneT s.l]ic receipts, +ls hes
GLDnsat ARA bales. receipts Of iAs SseA AVN 0~s '-S~slS
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

There were also sold o number OF cheaper hOrses at
t1OO less, well several secondhand wagons, har
ness blankets, etc
An auction sale OF horses secondhand carriages, har
ness, etc. viii take place at Messrs Barker Hamns
N. Y. Tattersals OF Thirtyninths and Broad
way. to.morrow lSatnrdayl, Dec. 4. az u oclook.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
sr.u o, sou4u cl.ors.. rau..usr p.r,s7ssr,
COLUuRIA 4 C.. Dee D. 1910. }
Chances for Business ifleu

A GRICULTURAL PAPER for SALE.-Owing
"a to the sns health Of rs pusher Of the leading Agricultural
Journals Of The West offered for sale at bargain II IA well tstAb
she has large circulation good advertising patronage and paying
6a per cent annually on its capital stock For Paraen address
FARMER" care
4 PARTNER WANTED-With capital of
N $780, ine ave cash business An excellent oppor
unity for Of good address 81 IVES, Reenht from 10 10
TOR SALE-The LIVERY STABLE, 81 Chris
topherst, containing Csrenc Cosehe Baroaohes Phe
Buges and Sgh Doube Harness Blankets &c. with
81 years lease 465O doing business II so month
Phoe sl3oOi terms eisy. WM A. MARTIN, 81 Chstopherst
EOR SALE-The OIL STONE MILL No. 237
Forty st In l operation, with good line OF Gus
mer good chance for enerng mAn Inquire on 100 prem
ises, At A. ln. for particulars
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The long -estab-
shed Boarding House Liquor Store No % spngst, known
Bage House" very cheap Call at BEERS, 10 Cenest
PROPOSALS will be received from cOmpe-
party with capital 10 interest himself in business based upon
valuable improvement showing large marn Best opportunity oher'
ing for an ert srprsing man ROBERTS 20, 10 HaltI
DARTNER WANTED-In "A Newspaper and
general Printing establishment in the most foarhng city Of
For further information, inquire Of 3 NJ Co.
Newspaper Agents, 81 Park-rog
VNO PRINTERS.-JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
with and medium Gordon Pres, with Cabinets Stands
I'VE good order; cheap for cash Apply al COkTbLlOUS
Type Foundery, % Beekmal-st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

CatleThe to-day decine recp 4io
lots against $50 day last week transactions except IN local
traffic Sheep the decline se y quoted and hold
willing dispose 0f their stock sales made Of 6l bead
ranging a83 n ~ OdSI 2Os lpdsna 80 10, % 81 1910
Michigan 68d36 H. ~ 750 80 g and 81 h. o. So
changed hands prices
ranged from 50 sc 30 for Common 10 Fair
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

CHIclao Ill, Dec J, 1870.
IN accordance with the Circular of 23d NOvem-
h Stockholders ofths Company the Transfer Books v
be closed the 18th and reopened on the 18th inst
DLANTERS, BANK OF TENNESSEE;-A
second pro distribution viii b msae anong The %
on November n At the Bank Of the hhhhA'sn
Company, 6ew-Iot by order OF The Court ,,, 49, p..,.
Nov { D. HEANEf trustee heeeFeh
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. =, 1870.

The sales in the Horse Market to-day COM
prsed only number OF Inferior horses WIN no ohange
in prices. - ,,-,o. ,o.o hon. ,,v,
For valuable carriage horses inquiries were kept up
lively enough but there s as yet no usPoslton OH t
mart OF huyers 30 offer ANYTHING near the nges NJ Whch
rscass animals are held and We learned OF no Saes Oh
any moment having taken place: ,,. -, ,,os.rs
At tho Horse and Carriage Auctlon mart VI ~ s1I,
Johnaton Tasspil East VhlreentnSI, Icoub
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
fertnres ano Msetinas.

TOHN G.. SAXE, IL. D., will deliver his
- popular RIiYMgD LECTURE, YANKEE LAND Association
Han MONDAY BYBNING Dec at O'Clock for the Beuclt ot tho
SHEPHERDS FOLD Tickets - cents sold a. the principal Hotels
Ronk.tn and The lIall
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
forces, Carriages, 6arntss, 81

A. A.
IA CARRIAGES
elegant selonahe carriages In all the newest and
most fashionable styles very reasonable prices
A FINE sATIN-LlNBD CBE-SPRNG CLARENCE, warranted
equal soli o Broadway 2 $50
FINE LANDAUS, LANDAJLBIS, COUPRS,
POUR AND SXSEAT ROCKAWAYS all at corresponiingy low
prices -
variety Of sLEIGHs, CUTTERS PONY SLElGHs-SlXSBAr'
HARNESS ROBES, BELLS, WHIPS &c.
A. :. FIANDRAU,
EAST BiGHTEBNTHSra
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
9iaiionerp, &t.
nlatbinerp.
5itualions i)antto--5 females.

AN ELDERLY WOMAN of mental and moral
~ cn1e HOME sh not robust health bat .apposes
proper position she could be useful and agreeable 1hs her
desire Nosshry Epec,eL Address WIDOW, Tribune Otce
A GOOD German GIRL wishes a situation I;
"a is COED washer and ironeri willing and obhng No III
NoroHst NJ HID.
AN American Woman wants Situation as
~ WORKNi HOUSRKBEPER of children, and Sesmsress
The best Of references. Address Boz ?. o. liza
A SITUATION WANTED by a respectable
L Girl lately arrived CHAMBBRMAID and WATT
RESs SB and DO sewing Call at 200 West Fhy seoond
EIRST- CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
Il By PIERCE Co. tBoNlngen Greenorns and other selec
tions from American Eng Scotch Germans swees Irish
GERMAN Servants for all positions, capable
N and Trustworthy, conEanty found 300 Bosery. Mrs LOWE
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

DAYTON AND McHiGAS RnLRoAD, CscrSSATI Nov y 1870
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-Ih Stock
~ holders Of The DAYTON AND MICHIGAN RAILROAD 90 are
hereby notified meeting will be bed a the office OF ne oH X
Toledo THURSDAY The 22i day Of Dee0rr - ~ nv Nv
m 10 take consideration the propney Of issuing WeI
STOCK April l6 A. d. 1870 entitled a he 10 enn
Railroad Companies redeem their bonded debts B order o. e o1
o y ~ oLOL.l l.-...
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03

R00TH'S THEATER.
In consequence Of the approaching Engagement Of
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH,
The Management is compelled % announce The
LAST WEEK but FOUR
i0Gth 10 li2A TIMB
Of
MR.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON
N his world. renowned character of
RIP VAN WINKLR-
In Boueeaults beautiful Legendary Dnma
Of that
RIP VAN WINKLR
MATINEE SATURDAY al II O'clock
SEATS SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, . .
Branch Ticket OAe a. Dts0n Cos ha"s
New-York tribune., 1870-12-03
1musemenls.

WALLACKs. --,,. u,.,,,c,
SPLENDID TRIl MPH
OF LEGITIMATE COMEDY
SATURDAY MATINEE AT u p m, - -. 90 ,,,,g
SATURDAY NIGHT -,
Notwithstanding the NABATBD ATTRACTION Of the shkh VI
BEGITIMATH COMEDIES Mr. Walack compelled 10 anb0ano
their LAST NIGHTS consequence Of e early production Of
TITB sew PLAYS
MONDAY, Dec Cast inel-THB ROAD TO RUIN.
TUESDAY (Ast ulel.
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
On WEDNESDAY Dec T. viii h. pf5aoed for the f1t tine
America with entirely scenery and appointments Comedy os
scs By J. Aheny esq, entitled
COQURTTEA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
Mark TRAINS Hotel.

Having lately opened hashery, send
you these my rules and regulations.
This house shall be considered strictly
inn.tcmperate.
None but the brave deserve the fare.
Persons owing bill for board will be
bored for bills
Boarders who do not wish to pay in ad-
vance are requested to advance and pay.
Boarders are expected to wait on the
colorcd cook--for meals.
Sheets will be nightly changed once in
six months. or more if necessary.
Double boardcrs can have two beds with
room in ii, or two rooms with i bed in
it, as they choose
Boarders are requested to pull off their
boots before retiring, il they can con-
venientIy do So
Beds with or without bugs.
All money and other vaIuables are to
be left in care OF the proprietor. This j.
INSISTED on, as he VIII he responsible Ipt
no other losses.
Inside matter will not be furnished for
editors under any consideration.
Relatives coming to make "A siX-month.
visit will be welcomed bnt when thcy
bring their household furniture, virtue
will cease to be forbearance.
Single men with their families will not
he boarded.
Beds with or without board.
Dreams will be charged for by the
dozen.
Stone vaults will be furnished to snoring
boarders, rs the proprietor will in no wise
be responsible for the broken in.pan-umS
of other ears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
GETTING HIS MONEYS WoRrH.-.

GETTING HIS MONEYS WoRTH.-"You
pull out teeth here, | supposc?" inquired
a vegetable looking customer, who drop
ped into dental Office for information.
"Ycs, sir, take chair" replied the
proprietor our charge is only fifty cents,
and can do it instantly"
"Well, guess III wait until get home
for | can't pay that price, because our
doctor charges only a quarter, and it takes
him two hours, besides he pulls you all
around the room, and you get the worth
of your money. So good day.
A MAN WITH FAIRrsH APpETITE.-A
certain judge, famous tor his love of good
living said to friend one day:
1--WE have just been dining off a su-
perb turkey 1t was excellent! Stuffed
with trufiics to its throat-tender. delicate
filled with perfume We LETT nothing but
the bones n'
"How many of You were there ?" asked
the friend.
"Two." replied the Judge.
"Two," echoed the other in astonish'
ment.
Eyes, two," said the judge, 1.-The tur.
key and myself"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
pottrp
For the ONforu Democrat;
THE NEW BELL AT RUMFORD.
ro rHE MEMORY OF MARY II. KAwsoS.

Plaintive, aud low were the notes that fell
On the clear and frosty air.
Those ir-t poured forth by the sweet.yoccd bell
just raised ON the house OF prayer,
Aud the villagers eyes with tears grew dim,
As rang through tha valley the mournful hymn.
1t told how soul ere the spring tides had come
Was slowly drifting away
Beyond The lights in her childhood's home
On the river baak, that day
How branches of peace had tempted dove
Away from is ark OF affection, aud love.
Aud, precious words from the far-oG shore
Rang cut from the gentle bell
Good gave, ha, taken, and will restore
For he ioeth All things WE'LL
No sickness, with lim, no night drcar with pain;
Va bitter cup, there, for young lips to drain.
Tho the idols Of home be hidden from sight,
\ beautiful faith, and trust
In The hand which smI,es, may strong and brigh,
Rise rrom The ashes, and dust
This lesson of life MAS the Gr-i that fell
Prom The loo>encd tongue of ,he village bell
When dry leaves nestle along each track
A. autumn briugc,h IL care,
To sunny spots viii The hear; - back,
when the loved ani lost ws- there
FOR memories sweet. Will the sound OF the bell
Wake iu the home vi here the icy shan fell
When The pretty church grows gray, and old,
L. wo"d work wasting away,
When the river runs close, and strange hands hold
The bell rope each sabbath day;
Nav some hearts still, by tac riverside dwell,
Who heard the first song OF The beautiful bell
Boston, April I, 1870. T. .. h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-15
certain Cure of Ne.ralgia

is always found in judicious eating and
exercise; and not only so, permanent
cure cannot be effected in any other way,
while these are always efficient.
In neuralgia the blood is always too
thick, impure, and in excess; and as diet
and exercise combine to remedy these
conditions, some rules in relation to these
are desirable. These will be adapted to
sedentary persons, to those who live in
doors generally, as women, students, book
keepers, and the like.
1t is rather better to eat thrice day,
morning, noon, and night; that's, as soon
after sunrise as practicable, for breakfast /;
dinner about one o'clock; supper before
sundown.
Eat nothing whatever between meals.