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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10
Oefor0 1emotrat.
Our To,cn Election,

On Monday last, WAS rather mixed. as we
learn, ior we were sbssR'. The Repuhsi
cans were strongly in the aSeendancy, but
were not mclined ta carry out the nonl-
nations Of the caucus Two republicans
and q democrat were nominated for ~.
leclmen, and two republicans anil a dem
CORA; were elected. The democrats work
cd rs hard and seemed as much elatcd in
changing the result OF the republican
cancus, rs il they had elected their own
partizans. II caucus nominations arc To-
be disregMdei. they had better not be
made in the future. A. a general rule,
the permanenee ofthe party depends upon
good faith i'm sustaining nominations fair
~ made.
Money raised-S2. coo Tor town charges
So. 600 for repair of ruadS and bridges,
to be expended in labor at Is cents per
hour. for men and oxen; - 600 10 pay
interest on the debt, AMI excess t. pay en
the principal
The SeIcclmcn we've in ructed not to
appoint liquor agent Tor the ensuing
year. Dogs were exempted tom taxation.
The committee on the financial affairs
of the town we're instructed to report IN
or before The uyNt annual town meeting,
and 10 distribute \ printed report 10 the
citizens OF the toNG 10 days before the
meeting
The following Officers were elected:
Moderator w. X kimball.
Clerks. X. Carter.
Sclectmcn-u +. Hammond W. y.
rockingham and Seth Benson.
TrcaSurer-Alvah Shuu!ca
Town Ageut-W. X kimb5N
= = Committee L. Swa,cy.
Collcctor--John Black.
All republicans. bat the sccoUd select
man, who WAS nominated and supported
by tie rcpublican>-auj thc Clerk,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10
BETHEL

Moderator -E,its II. Carter.
Clcrk-L I BarNtr.
Sc!ecimcU-G. \ Hastings. Z. G..
Whcclcl and &. NJ kimbal.
AgeRt-Epoch Foster. Jr
: = Commj,tcc-Gco. ". Bod.e
Voted TO abandon Tie old Iowu House.
and hereafter a,,ct At P,dtrC', Hall. Beth
al Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-10
IIARIFORD.

Clcrk-M c. Osgood
Seleelmsn--J. /. Clover. Merritt Par
sons aud Moses Alley.
Treasurcr-.lameS Irish.
). ;. CommiItee-Wm. {. Stevens.
All republicans. bat firs, Selectman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21
SHIPPING INIILLIGENCR.

fol! OF SEw-yOKH Observation-Disclosures y.
S,san.t 1,,s .P- Martyr Liverpool Ctas G Fra'cln
Sta.,, N.,a, l.r De fatss T.. L. @ Williams Uu'i.
steamship Nervu.. j'ar~e. boston H. r hm"cE ", - - =,
stsl, Srsart Es GalV.stoA all heT Wet e. H. Ma!
lcryS
si,.u III, + " Brse Potter Baltimore.
Stcsr.l W.-.r.,, = - Ncv Re 'fsrt. Perusr Wool
stesmst p Nora iine. sal,m. Murray. Ferris Go.
Ban lemI t~a Sirant1r. HUI Eig.. Teeis BfOkmstD
B1r, l. & Hre i3r RAYMOND Havrc &C. BOYD HncteB.
ban >t-ti b. Gal 500. Antwerp. fuDcl, bd!t q 20
G""i~ln Crazy. MArelles. Jas HENRI; .,
~ AE.r ~, w.sce, IunkirI Fa1es John Ztio'en Co.
Ifr. ~ .,.tua r Perkins. 'ufhi Bh'a moie' ="
Iir. N,Vor,.t Str,ut Htvana, NJ Her 4 Houllton
Ser wreath Burker J4cksogvl c Fls.. 81" 'v 'r G."
SCI una los. Talbot. IAeksoIv.it Van BrlEi a Bro
sir r l.. Kenny. Tin-rt kc Bosom.
sehr ~ %. Rosiou. Iet fr,' Co.
SLY 4 Smtr S,Ie,r S,s Re Icr! lcrrus'o = Wo'A
ScAr A Barton Frsak P4i.si'ti l4
Sloo; Cll'f N,aytI, New Have.
s,esu.lr An.s Coach Nok SC, VII indse sui pass 10 Oh
RAJ ,m.rcq = g. K,er Nex-ss,e Fn- 81 dsrs with cosl
Bsra Faul '.,f, Bio A!rs Oct Is, va Monte
hss Nroly Der lion Jarero Falmouth Eng, 80 days
F., Fore t'-l P,cl Pv-r1rn' . laws with errHr
I...f i.ttttrr.' Havana u ga. 10 la'.ttt
81, .s. 4. l,af. Gr,., Me- Lo~ Hlyala u ts!.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
B.sroS le. - AG,-: h,rk sc.oaa 'oa F'yah
FOREIGN PORTS.
sorTslsF1cS Pee The N'ItlGernsh llo' s''im''f Do'1
Cvi Dec y o Bielen ;oGh' al tbs Oi to
Ciy - Tn..er-
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Tt P I 'ri y Slis psr-' anil maa'ah' rs IN" s'I1 -
rr.. Vim, ard Have. Harnur. hi.rel If.
for noon lth inst AMI consequently 4oa.
iI9r Lptsst ship Nctrs Firm PdGc.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21

HOLIDAY GIFTS At low PRICES.


LYONS DRESS and CLOAKING VELVETS at unusually low
prices.
RICH SILKS latest shades and tints greatly reduced
DRESS GOODS grades and qualities, lower than ever
VELVET CLOTH SILK and ASTRAkl1AN CLOAKS in great
variety - .,,u, p, co., AIR.
FINE FURS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS Russia Sable Mufs and
oas Hudson Iv Sable Boa Alaska Sable Mus and Bas
Emine Mink ao Emnc Gray Squirrel and other
STYLES in sets for children, below usual prices.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES-A magnificent assortment of
Collars Cuffs Handkerch Bres Floces Paraso Covers Ed
ing Insertions &c. &c. which will be sold below gold cost
HANDKERCHIEFS AND GLOVES-A large assortment of
ELEGANT Pasadc Boxes, containing hadozen Handker
chiefs each hcned ready making elegant present for the
HOLIDAYS Prices Ladies' - 25 81 &c. 81 7 So and $3 rs
Including boxes Prices Geneens ~ 49, 3d. 80 2 Us 90
SO IS S. 81 % IS and So, including boxes.
SITS-Iacs and Crens madeup Suits Dresses and Under
clothing. -
CHEAP DRESSESCu in dress lengths and arranged on counters
the accommodation and sold at FIFTY GENTS ON
THE DOLLAR oD
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS-A fine assortment of Dressing
Gowns Caps made of the best material and
in excellent taste very suitable for Holiday Presents lso CravatS
les Gloves Collars Cuffs Underwear, Hosiery &c. &c Shirts OF
every desirable pattern made to order at short notice
FANCY GOODS of Importation comprising Scent Cases.
Fans Jewel Stands French cwey 1otrmonnacs TRAVELLING
Bags Saccs, Fancy Articles generally much below uS" prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NHw-YORK, Wednesday, Dec 10 I'LL
A slight advance in the demand for raiiroau
and stage horses has been pcrccpiibe They SOU ~
from sIG6 to slS6 per had The bad condi'o" VI no
pavcment AZ this season begins to tell hard upon tns
pOor animals cond eInned drag the overcrowae" u
and stages and the the roads the better tE DIS
ness Of tbe dealers in that class Of wOrkhorses VIII
rally become For all other horses the market rehai'
very 1uiet and without feature. ~. r,.o.ou.
At the City Auction Mart and New,fOrk Ihtels" VIC
Me- or. Rrker Chase realized the fOowligp lces ior
the stock brought to the hammer: - De-.
Inscription hsn'" IT."
Bay trottng yelding. 10 sao ~
BrckrLiD tfoiiLg aore...,,.,..' % ons oD
snwerai w"rsp0rses sold at IRON Sos TO $685. Fourteen
slcghs, many robes ana lot OF Lorse c'o'ho "0''
disposed OF at moderate figures. =, . ,,. ,ho
Quite number OF sleighs have been sofa W,ay y. ,,
carriage repositories but the demand was cohhncu " ~
cheap grades Of work only
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for


PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
S:.s n ,s E ssTSs FkSyRxSSE
fsh, at 4. Providence with boston
and Prov Worcester R. RS for all important n Rs cities
SAFETY, sPEE I1,hx AMP ~ ,I COMFORT.
pee Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer Beboro
or. p on aos sEs ne" and ''neh steamer"
CITY OF t hET; % hnHswRxrcE I'D /. -, 49,,
iii. :'s MN h;s, a. s1.:y o'clock
and SoGh se ena eo.cn, with Express train,
for the asov. points Vi, London Northern NoStch wOrce
Por hroash tickets snd freight sr =, the Once Pier
KewYcfi Oct Is, 1862 "' "'e""
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
and Fright Depot SesYcri foo; Fl LseI'' CON
with the Delaware Railroad; Philip
rs ne v. sI na.n s a' @
Pqgh 'S the %es without change of cars also to Central Penn
'''' ALIf SlyTEx I asaA Es sHs WEST
TsTs f.aa hss" Ss IS s" n Wilkes
barre. r,;on aah.Hoy Cy MI Carmel la'ou Tan1h'nnOei
m-For Ea.ton connects at junction with DEL Lack and
m-wsIrHs EIrIK.. daily teIcpt sundays) for Ea.'Gn An
H At rnSa5s with LsH .na ss."".na ''Sn f. S"
Lf%sS valley KaIsadf'T Mnacl Ih9nt.' '''' -'' ~
ia:@ mTFa, rlcmnston E'scn. Allentown. March Climax
Ephrat' Pattsyiie. li.rfi.burs. &C.
p. m-For IsnheE.
2a0 m-Po Ess,on. Connects Pillrsug with chgh and
Susq Division o Allentown Wieshrc klstou
with Lergh Valley H. Tor AesD Cstassuquai Philips
burg for Ielyi1eIe.
3:20r m.-for Pain6sh.
-Fo Easton Allentown and Manch Chunk Connects juno
ton with Del LAX pnd W-st L. X
40 D.. m.-POr Somerv lie aud flemlnyton
5 .. m-Por Somervile.
$40 Pm-CsusSAr EXPRESS daily for Eson Bethlehem Allen.
town Reiny Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, and Cincinnati Sleep
ms and Palace Cars To Pittsburgh aud Chicago
6 D.. m.-Fur Someryile
7 .. m-for Bonneville.
1872 nj Hnnsrant-Por Phlipsburs
BIS D. m-FUr Piaiufpli.
Il:20 .. m-Eor Planted
For Elizabeth $50 t G9, 1:lj. 7:t, G0 &c., 900 9:l5
lo:lI ig9 Has $50 5
40n lN 5lj, s:j coo TIA. 800 49, 40 Go Gl5
l0.3. II -. 1900 p.
Tickets Wc, be ohsnel at the oce u the Crntrl Raj
Lb-rty' New YORK. aud at the
hot, $ and ticket Offices in Sew-lvk City.
K T. KICKER, Superintendent
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D5pAR7rRE or FoRLIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY. bic ~
"a Kew Havana the West li'"s - 81 AnS,p Co.
lu"ir, ci,.s q , a..
Ter Po,,!aI Plate SarpA and san Don ugo ~ Han'Ni
TJb,t close al =. In.
FRIDAY, pEC =.
NJ St'sush., Ma ~.
SATURDAY Dc. g. .
M fer run,, ", Liverpool ,sm CIV q Ns~ loiE
sic-e 4 o. Supplementary Mail on FER 80 % ~ H.
closed ~ p H. srd NAL lie sent by tins Ire.
Ce.o,to mctarN Nal must IL IrtpGc Win
oon5e rosiage.I
Ma fr Havana W L. yor steamship O,oIa:Ia, Co.'S ST Z
Bremen Ter steamship AnerSa
lnOs German NAL only direct rs tins ine
Nal. Tomas the Argentine Republic Brazil &C. FER steam
tLip N,.iI Antrrs close 81 y IN.
SUNDAY pFC. "a
" c-~ a; 0cock Tue IOst'0Gcc is open from a.
D. &. u ID.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
MORRIS ASn E.sEX DIVISION.

MORRIS AHp E.>hX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE fISE 10 Water Gap S'for rr, scranton
Busta anton. Syrscu' sal WITHOUT CHANCE or CARS
po 10 New f"rs loot Of Birsy an foot o 'rst"ihrf-'
49, ER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY So'eADer ~
ISL
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Boonton Branch.
directly through Swiork without an-e u
Dover with Chester Il r. an at Scranton with L. and
b. L. X. for Kingston. WiIk's'srrr. Fltt1tOu. &C.
15 EXPRESS VI ALL TRAIN at Denv' with Noon
Branch Dover anh Waterloo with sussex H. IL
Tor anioN aid Ntwtn Al dsAhstOn with TIE ~ L. AMI y" H. IL
Tor Water ap StrnfsGe Scranton Great Bend Bnghsnon Syra
and oswego and Eaon with Lhgh Valley H. Tor all poilts
Oh that road
I2O M. LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Nrw,rk Morris.
Dover Wsteoo ctetsown. Washington Phir'hurg aud
Eason connects at Wa-oo Sussey Railroad At PhipshIg
BEL Del H. K for Blvi1srr &c Eaon with L. v r. r.
for bethlehem Atown Msurh Chunk Wkesbarre, Reping and
Harms -.-..
B,nnon directly through to aatn WITHOUT change Of c,s
principal stations al Dover with Chester K K.
$40 PASSION EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
Bet chem. Arutnwn Retirug Iieru>burs. and the West
$3.50 HACKETTSTOWN MAIL connects Ia Boonon chester
and Suss+I Ra!oziL
.:!J D.. II. D,hl" EXPRESS.
For dokRIS1OWS a7:!5 9:I, ma l!:oo 2D 3:!O tlO.
$40 an1 go 49,.
For SUMMIT and 90 757:ij, 9lo 1910
II: M. 1:'0 i:!n b:'n ant ga IN
For ORANGE AMI SOUTH ORAN ~. or ~ 9:o 9;tn 1910
and II 20 10 49, So 40 49, 3D. bJ) Nv -" 'I'
A' F StWhRK at62 as 7:f5 go 9C $50 'lNlo 1O:1D
uun II 10 and 100 'I0 900. 'A $50 $40 $50 i:l0.
80. - lie ~ - - t:i0 $780, ..yO, g:I5, anJ
u.t5 D. m Train. market stop At EaC Newark , -,
Lave S'vYork for BLOOMFIELD and a9Sl'LAfr At o'''
$40 snl I:tO and 2r0 $50. $40 go and D. III
A S,lfI
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TEAMS LEAVE SEw.ynRX
o. ~ H''4,'9 go w p M ''' nav '''''
ior Micd S.A, faAGeI southport; AL! We'ipo, ,lEJla
for south N'rs,h T. jg, Il:1o M; IBIS ,), EI as
to p b,d ?; ' 81; -, e2'P mr,, a.,
E., 1,.n. 9 e. 9? a., r. ' li 49, '%i. w.
:, in,e'mes'e s"Ioa > Ho n 49, 81"
SGaa,r M. T-enyyra,.,' N-SSoi a " - W
ro'''n' via 10th > dAs tos Sir II Trails.
ic' Boston $L.,'s' Irpr; i2IS and P,"., I'D
R5er K,'rold ?'p n'' S0F''"' ton
For l.rtori Pro,eace Fhi plo,l ga rs m .,
FOR SHOE :, to Norwich Al ff-''1's' E'
For StwH,,en sn S!ti'nr1a H'fos! nj T. NJ - N0f4
'T sG S s1 issa. Miosn AL wn-ne RAi'oa Oar Lnr'
f % ia aa..tauc Railroad, ard IN . w,,.,,,,
p! S;.o. Az %I. IL . T a. aa AK .a 80 p ~
fSr Srs C.u,,n lri "a, 'ni' 9p m ,,., s,,
nc". s ss 1tt 'i las s''f n,Ts ooa Car
tn! r: &. IL :1 i
's 10, sas oS. M tAf
can have D' 0''s 5ass os VI : ssS
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON,
Through Tr.a, VI. from Ne" Depot F0ar'l'e AMI Forty
s.'s and spa 1 81 t s1ss with D"'"'''n cars
"a N Special Cn,c,go Express to Buffalo
lgs ssiisiar sni y wss.H e. E'p .'t.,,.
a.. m Xoutis. Express with Se'pinfea" from Ne~YOri to st.
so n Hipr. with s.us.n for w.'ehO"u, o'v's0 and
oo F,pe,, with seprgcars for Rochester, Bufso
Wv" , Esr.rs Falls; Chicago, va both L. y AMI NJ e.
Raj ro.ds: and for Louis Toledo -aVe' GU sundays al
am uP EI.,.., with Sleeping for Troy and Albany.
Al. III ,,.ns rum iona-rs lrh'e from new depot
~. sn,e Tram, 1hifint'-.L west -de a. heretofore
iohAsf' Sp'e- c. II. kENDnlCK, General Passenger Aren't
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
N DEsBROssEs-ST aud from foot Of CokILANpl:ST-fS
WET 81 $3.50 and $3.50 n l2:U <;U $40 oo
s.Os m II hight Sunla's On. For philadepha
-. r. laden ~ N. Por BALTIMORE sud WAshlkG'
tom spd THE WEST BALTIMORE. a:U lIJo and sU' IA
III, SOrTH $50 a. M NJ silver Palace Washing
n and L,phbsg daily SEQ sh ~ithsa change For the
NY or ~. Railroads.&c. and ta-' o"A'
s.s Palace attached the 9 and through iron
M. xoh 10 Pittsburgh Chicago and Loul,, without change syf
psl.es es aacb thsba0 daily asi run teroah " Iiso
ir,s Goe,ua, LouKis ,pd st. Louis without ehsnse Silver
p.srs car, attached III. 80 m add run through rom Ns.
yoi to Yon Wayne chicago without eha'ss is or sale os'
~ n.s,ros.e,st Of Cortandtr and s Broadssy
RANKIN Gen. D' P,:. AZ. wv h e a os.s.p.
COIyTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. |.
Arnrsrnsn commencing Oct D. l57i from Roosevelt and
% Nh. Tor P,tehosur BY for Belport and Fire Place
,aISs - Iecom uelauon . Bahyou. $500
10 M Roress Psihosur by stage Tor BELIEF orr aud Fire Place
for p through P,tehogue Saturdays
$50 No. Babyos Accommodation.
go 10. Accommodation Iot htrrea 49,, An, ., ..,... q,
NV Waller stream or Ro~kawsy aud Hempstesd.
L. w. DOUGLAs, Bspsris,ssdsst
~ 1las Tabht
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ERIE Y.-WINTER ARRANGE

II 4 "
.. Depot (For Twenty -thris. note l~l"wl - 49,,
an! - a t,pes. praNilg toom coaches
Budao Falls. and sleeping Coaches To naton
lGu a. No. tuprr, u's!, ola! fal Drawing room
T." destination.
$50 :. Ngh eipss Serpngt"aches 10 buuo aui HseHa
ZOO M nalv) Cncuaat AMI Chicago Ngt EIre' sleeping
Co4c, hrol Cincinnati buaao Niagara Fall. AMI 'he4ce t"
rol e jr, SO, 49, l!:c aud 5 H. -" $50 'ad - %
For Goshen and Mt,own 49, hI9 llo a+i liI3
O.: iG 5B'. AID -;7oO p.
For warw.ck 900, 1880 and tll;lsa m, 43lp. IN.
For Nepbur.l 'g:3l 'I aui I'' 80" = 30 ,rI fn =
for Suern. 8 t.S, iI0 ani 'IEl3 a. IL. 49, 80" "' '"'
Tor AlIenae and F.m.ey. a:o 1872 HOO
Por TN 8O' 1879 loco Hoo -ll3a m 2e,
FOR Ea,lrriurI PaTk Pa.sac 6ii IN Ih1, 0:o ~
LAB, ~ 3J 500 ":t@, $40, 'dJ' d:l1 +: H. an wv"
I% lack, .acl and way and 9:i; H. I!:i ic az: COO
an, t ~ p. H.. All Saufirys ouy !:pnmd . .
ior Ii,ac BIZ. 49, $50, . 5 a. -;i'. l.: '''' ~! gro
fof Sirr We, s1 VA, 80, 10 "a! '.''a m l;.'' TO-
10, En.rsi 5 ;.is .s'o s,n u.s. J.Ii KS i5 So
G.}I.gI Us p.u. SsicrsFs puls i - 'fi'.
FOR ,e,sIi 500 49, $50, JlJ, ilJ $50 e:J, ami
- g. Ssiur!ags "ui" IL" .. i.shL 80 ,. - q,
For Upper fenuEt. $40 ~, ~ m ~ 49, $40 ''0'
An! H.: SATURDAYS only l.. r.!r's T.
For rtruon arl A.acA hG 49, 49, I5 =; 7" all -"
Nm. SATURDAYS only llT midnight. 80,
hri mibu-s esnr than 4'"r time lac 0'V
a IN and ll:,m minist run hanbesI. "ul,
B-Tra.. he y. T. II. ~ " j leaving '"Ehr'sst on
quarter third thy minutes earlier Khan above
Ticket. for passage al Apartments bra slngRom ,i Slr'pirg
Co,cl,, can T., ui the ant transfer Of
yy cor one Hun ftst aud Thrdag Harlem
our Br,oblp lai Br,alNav WsTbuFgh st tie company
''''' WM. K BARR. GrLL Fas,r Ageut
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Moon l6
psN-A "
HDk... rs COWS lsiand J:4i Hell Gate feTT aJI
WATER THIS DAY.
Snty .0 zee Cows IsaUd.. +l6 Hell Gate Fery tlJ
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9teamboais and Railroads.

L,OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPklNG-
PIRLD AND TIKI ROKTA-B.esnsn Leave PsehShp Tor Ne"
Haven Il 3S Asd u y. connecting With the kAWea0e
EOR BRIDG EPORT, and all points on Housa-
II ionic ssd kssestssh RsiIosaA rns o. b'sAnH hs's
CstAsrse ~ u " seos tbvsasys 0ssptsjb
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p3NSENEEES SAILED.

ron LIyiKpuou steamship Nevada Dec. 2Ot ar.es Fccltci
,ss { & G.',.g,l'. p. A>hmUre. Geo. Ho'g,s.
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Gales bD Aurtlon
90 Uhom II man Concern

NOTICE to KEEPERS of SAILORS BOARD
INGOUsRSA persons intending keep Boarding Houses for
the 1872 hereby notified that licenses
CURED by law NUT lie obtained before January 1872 ApplcA
tom for sucb licenses must be made TO
&. &. DUNCAN.
President Board Of Commissioners, lie.
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GoIr0 ano Rooms.

rTO RENT, with BOARD, to GcnllcmCn-TWO
10 TIRE a. gls,
q, f.n-',.,,... t9e'ty.a-S;s'
WANTED by a Young MANA good
w LOOM 81 RAJ tKFAS1. ~ Atr.t' lcauon love Twcnty
tb Of f,lfi an. III 81 IL % a'"'Ini
r Aa!rr~, II. Box y ulute Ofce
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miscellaneous.

A VERY FINE SQUARE CAMEL'S HAIR
- FtHI t,,-lt Fviii.t' GGatair't Ior-
o. .i .. b. JI~i SGD or III ~ %, cLurlc,. al.
.s J.. Z S,a;..G
mrs. WILLIS y PALMER,
~ ~ We. ~. r.,is'.
sTys4l.,,-CANt Lk> hid bi>EASkS Of the BLOOD.
Dr WILLIS, at. P"pr 4 Aa,n Mr,ca ~ Y Melca
Cos tor "oreu hs returned from kufol having had there
tIt1rc III (anC The BOOi Us, lss
Will ~ ('r' 90 Cancer
Hour - m. To- Magnetic Pm ATTENDANCE
WATCHES and Jcwclry american Watches
Cuctpo French Clocks Jew,. Sterling cheapest
sbe test ffaEshe Co 2CsG;t colh ?J 2C,st
WANTED-A good PIANO for choice Lots,
w unuteS wAlk from Depot Chatham or Madison N at
east U. H. PIERSOE. No 5Pue y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21
VII " Nk~' lokk DEpANTsEST FsAscr RUs...-----
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21
NETWORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y, 1851.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-21

nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAEYS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS DLTWELN NEW YORK AND HAVRE, CALLING
the .nepdd vessels vohte for the Continent will sail
from Pier No ~ North RIVER as follows; .,r,.v .o,
WiSIIINt;TON SAT- RDAY Jan - ~?
VII = nv PARIS Sunnont. RDAY, Jan. II 1872
rtRRipE DAnrf. SAT CKDAY. leb IT, lJ;2
pRIcR OF PASSAGE IN GOLD une.udiug uiu.J
BKBST OR HAWKE:
p,x., C.h, Second Cafn .....%I9.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
Tbev steamers co not steer.ae psssensen r
returning the Cont ne o. Europe
b taps The ,.m This n avoid both transit by knshh "
snd the dscous Of crossing the Chtpe beside TINE 'toue
and e,ntn.e GEO. MACKENZIE Agent No - BrolIr''.
NJUITE STAR LINE.
w EEWYORx CORK. AND LlYEkpOOL
NEW AND FULLrPOWEkED hThAMSHlPa
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o'ANp pv1prp,I CELTIC ATLANTIC
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Sailing fon New SATURDAYS from Lvepooi Cd fhohS
DAYS AUD Cork Harbor the DAY following .,.
,CEANIC SATURDAY. Jan. o. al l:U IN
ATLANTIC. SATURDAY. jan 70 Al ~ NJ
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ton where least motion felt Surgeons AID he~ade'
RATEs~S.ioon es gold seerge $50 currency Those ssa
I'M 70 Sr friends from Old County can now ooh efse
s, So~id to or from ii parts Of AneeA Pr' Hamburg
Norway, bwedep, India, Au,trsla China nc
tickets enntsd 81 lowest ratrA
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20

SEAsoNABLE RECoaMENDAT1oNs.-It would
be we'll for all persons having charge of hor-
ses and dumb animals during this season,
when the mercury is apt to keep up among
the nincties, to pay particular attention to the
following recommendations The Society for
tic Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals would
call attention to the suffering Of horses on
the streets, during the present hot season, and
recommend to drivers and others having ami
mails under their care the most watchfui and
consideratc treatment. It would recommend
the wet sponge upon the head to furnish
them with Little drinking water as often as
practicable. when not ovcrhoated, and at the
same time to cool the mouth and face and
as further means Of refres hing the animal,
to throw water upon the legs, and such as are
liable to chafe by pcrspiration or otherwise
to drive slowly, and lessen the load usually
imposed in cooler weather; to loosen the
check rem, or better dispense with it alto
gcthcr.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20

THE HOMESTEAD PRIVILEGE young
man, who lives not thousand miles from
Charlottesville, has been loa6ng on his old
father since the war closed. A short while
since, his father having become tired Of sup
porting an able bodied son in idleness, order
ed him to tramp, go to work, Or he would
put him in the street. No notice was taken
Of it by the son, and On his returning to the
house one day, found that the old MAJ was
as good as his word-his traps were in the
street and the door closed upon himself. The
old gentleman turned deaf ear to all his
entrcates to allow him to return, until, find
ing entreaty availed nothing, he Indignantly
marched off, vowing that he would ''claim the
homestead law on his father. Whether he
has yet succeeded in establishing his claim
our informant does not say. AT any rate, it
is new rendering Of the homestead idea
charlottesville Chronicle.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-07-20

The Southern Methodist minutes for 1871,
now just published, report 80 annual confer
ences, four of them-Los Angeles, Pacific,
Columbia, and Illinois-outside of the for
mer slave States Of the Union 2,725 trav-
cling and 4T14 local preachers, and SOL
SIT White membcls. The increase of white
members is 20.757; while the number of col
ored members this year shows decrease Of
,423 most Of whom have probably united
with the ncw-organized colorcd church The
collections for missions reach S88,oT5 and
for conference claimants ISL SO. 1t also
appears that the most popuous conference Is
the North Carolina, which reports over ~ )
600 members the next is the North Geor-
aia with over $4,000; the Virginia con
ference shows 10000 communicates, and the
Baltimore $4,000. Thirteen conferences
have under 10000 members each, and tho
smallest is the Los Angeles, whose members
number only 496.