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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Greenwood Items.

Mr.. David Emmons has put 50 tons OF
good hay into his barn this season, and
has two and halt acres OF rs good corn
ms one could wish. His wheat crop will
be rather light, owing to the dry weather
in the early part OF the season.
sIr. G.. Ames has filled his barns to
Over flowing with hay, AID his crops are
looking finely. lie has the best field oil
wheat in town, and his oats are stout and
heavy.
Charles Wiley will cut more hay this
season, probably. than any one else III
town. Ior1Cay 4drertiSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Hartford.

In Hartford resides M old gentleman
tamiliarly known rs Uncle John Thomp'
SON. whom we have recently Inter
viewed" We learned from him that he
aud AUNT Margaret have lived toseih'
err nearly G5 years. They moved to their
present farm in 1912. In 1914, he. with
others, was called to defend II against
the attacks of British foes. He says 2Sl2
wa. cold year. scarcely any corn be
ing raised. His was so poor that AL Ola
bear came one night and destroyed Il
shock, but was not encouraged to repeat
the friendly visit. The next spring MT
Thompson was obliged to pay at The
rate OF a per bushel Tor seed corn. 10;
81 years he has not failed to vote at every
State election. lie and his vile ha'
not only cleared with their own hands
productive farm, but have raised re-
spectacle children. They are both IN
their Sjth year, and ale smart yet.-LeV'
iytOn Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Our Representative Nomination

OF the several worthy candidates pre-
sented from the northern section OF the
town for the republican nomination to the
legislature, last Saturday. the choice fell
upon JONAS BIsBEE. Esq. Mr.. Bisbee
has been one of the selectmen several
years and Chairman of the Board. He is
noted for honesty of purpose and di-
cision of character which is an excellent
qualification for q legislator IN these
times. We predict for him S hundred
majority in tho District.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19

The New York Commercial Adver-
tiSer quotes Mr.. Marcellus Emery's reso-
luton against compulsory education and
the Prussian schoolsystem. and then rec
ommends that these Maine political fossils
next express their opinion on the result
of the restoration OF the Jews, aud en-
quire carefully into the particulars of the
assault upon Mr.. William Patterson
otherwise spoken Of as the man who
struck Billy Patterson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Hebron.

j. +. Moody. the excellent Principal Of
Hebron Academy, together with q. [,
Pulington, assistant, and some twelve OF
the scholars, left Skowhegan on Tuesday
morning of the present week Tor Quebec.
They propose to traverse the entire dis
tancs on foot, returning ria Gulf Of ST.
Lawrence by steamer 10 Portland, says
the Lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Muster.

The first Encampment which Maine has
INDUCED in, excepting in war times
since the old musier.daNs OF our boy
hood. is 10 occur this week At Dcering,
sbou. a mile or Two out OF Portland.
near tie Marine Hospital. The Grand
Trunk cars pass near 10y and NO presume
will stop 10 leave aud take passengers.
lIf the weather (avors. no doubt
thee will be many visitors. The hoops
will mas quite collection. and there
will be no sm,, VI show OF field and 'iah
officers. Many OF 1c companies nave
bran new uniforms. al Inc mou"'eu
officers have gay rigs" Thee are '"e
regimenial officers. with new unIioI
these men are all veterans who are en-
titled 10 wear uniforms and 10 have new
ones. because the old ones are worn ont
in hard servicc-then the Major General
and .,taff-all veterans too. VINO will be
newly attired, because it is their first ap-
peaflnCt-lucl tue bp'tiHoA ''''''
whose uniforms. good enough for ordi.
nary military occasions. had to be inn
proved. by about IL hundred dollars worth
of linse and trappings
The encampment will be known rs
Camp perhnm," in honor OF His Excel
lency. Maj. Gen. j. L. Chamberlain
will have command oil the Encampment.
He has issued the several General orders
REQUIRED Tor the OCCASION the matters
pertaining to our section we have culled.
as follows: The Grand Trunk will
transport the Norway Light Infantry,
which will debark al the grounds on
Tuesday morning. General Headqaar-
iers will be established on the grounds
at : 4. VI. on Tuesday, the 10Th. when
Co. 4. and g., and the Montgomery
Guards will report for duty. The COM
panies arriving by the Maine Central will
leave the cars at Woodrords Station, and
march TO tue grounds.
The authority of the officer command
inc extends TO distance OF halt y mile
around the camp. IL. Col. Parker. of
Portland. has the charge of letting booths
at the Camp. The troops. during The en-
eampmon,. will be furnished daily with
ra,ions, free of cost. OF fresh bread, Oeei
ny nork coffee or tea. beans OF rice. or
potatoes. sugar, viaegar' SALT soap ana
candles Officers meSSes may procure
any of the above ratiOns al cost price.
Breyet rank can be designated upon the
collar of the coat OF commissioned oihcerS'
By order of Mai. Gen. Chamberlain. lhis
is convenient. as some line officers are
Major Generals. by breget. The spirit
of the veteran is also recognized by al
lowing all officers and soldiers 10 wear.
as a part of their uniform, the recognized
badges OF the various army Corps with
which they may have served. medals OF
honor. badges OF the Grand Army oil the
Republic. &c.
The Androscoggin Artillery, the hrst
complete light battery ever organized IN
this State, will march to the camp over
land via Brunswick. The battery mum.
bers hundred men, and fifty horses.
with four brass twelve pound Napoleons.
and is commanded by Capt. \. S. Per-
ham. son of the Governor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19

Mrs. c. L. Mellen's boarders and
others were entertained last Tuesday
evening. by the unfolding of beautiful
flower of the Night Blooming Cereus, al
their house. 1t was q Melancholy sight
to see such beauty fade SO rapidly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
NeiCI'y.

The "OxioId bear" is caught at last
We learn that two sons of Levi +. Eame'
while trapping in the woods at Newry,
caught bear weighing about four hun
drsd pounds, the largest bear ever caught
in that section. They had previously
caught one small one this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19

We had a call last week, from MIR.
PDGIS, our predecessor Mrs. p. has
been spending few weeks at Mr.. c. T.
Mellen's for her health, which is not very
good this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19

Hon. Horatlo King AMI family arriv'
ed here from Washington on Saturday.
They will spend brief time in the city
and among the verdant hills Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19

Rev. j. L. Rea. was installed Pastor
over the Congregational church in Bridg-
ton, last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Renublican Caucms---Paris.

At the Republican Caucus held al The
town house last Saturday, pursuant to
call. Gen. w. K. Kimball was chosen
chairman and C.. X. Elder, Secretary.
JONAS BIsBEE. Esq, Of North Paris
was nominated Tor the Legislature. The
ballot standing as follows:
Whole number of ballots. 100
Necessary to choice. 81
Jonas Bisbeo had %
Seth Benson, ~
Peter c. Pickett, Is
Scattering,
On motion Of Mr.. Benson, seconded by
Mr.. Pickett. the vote was made unan'
nous.
IL. n. Bolster, c. w. Chase and W. h.
Kimbal were chosen Town Committee.
The following resolution was adopted
Rcs0lred. That hereafter the republi'
cans o! Paris will know no North, South,
East or West in making their nomina'
tons Tor candidates for the Legislature,
but recommend going for the best man.
without regard TO locality.
W. X. kIMBLIL. Chairman.
G.. X. ELDER, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
Democratic State Convention

Gen. F. S. Nickerson. of Searsport'
was President. but had no suggestions OF
advice 10 offer, and made no speech.
David Frost. of Norway. was the Vice
President for Oxford County-S. c. an
drews. Esq, OF Buckfeld. on Resolu'
tons, and Alfred S. Kimball, Esq, OF
Waterford, on the State Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-19
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of OXFORD WESTERN REGIs-
qIr DISTRICT, are requested 20 send delegate to
: cozvsation " be holden at
FRYEBURG CORNER,
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
Ann UsENIENTS.

S--. ~~.e~<
T'HEArRE coMIQuE.
n JOSH HART Ola BsoADwAy
''1 'SiHASibb,'Xrriis:. SHASibb, MATINEE. Sole Proprietor
SSSSSSP sAAr!!SSls sAr!Ssss
ALL rHAhr THE nAAHSrH nAAAAg5SHF- TROUPE
AN rSFlfSsA # SArisSz SsS oLIo
s4EIssE: s44|ssE HsF1ssH: asF1sEH:
r'appasnsrssRRiss passRs8s & the ssD SSr'd aHRT sfeSwned
IN their new ans Ssck ostnA sAsE ssssh SAT snfa as tho
On tho same evening reapPea5Panee Of the celebrated
TH@ dENEsAT, LITTLE pioH ana MASTER EDDIE.
ana '' nf Rms Of Fho%ER nS sia' efin. aia entitled
BROADWAY THEATRE TO-DAY.
EXTRA,
EFHfg Tfs sAFSab.H sHT aAsDAHFS n = S4HSSE SenS5K
sea,s Is aava lie that tickets secured in advance
NEW MAGDALEN LECLERco's TRIUMPH.
SEE ToDAY's GRAPHIC
for splendid sketch Of a the gSca. sssas st the close Of
'nS sffsSS ass SsT
performed bv 1i.Ns cARLoffA or"H IHn6LERco at tho
nsmsmnsr sEoADwAS i"aDs A;rahhia TIL ATnE ar, cam.
M OOUS MUSEUM. HERNANDEZ FOETEH.
Of JACK u.exAMHY kAsE NIGHT AT .,
the Asf9F anf
MATINEE in the 'ss esnsaoa. si .' Dram. S1aHr
JACK HARkAWAY. g.
JACK HAkKAWAY..
MONDAY EVENING MR. JOHN e. OWENS in
sOLON SINGLE and VICTIMS
RowERY raEATsE as4GsE.v NOV -.
iaSS$&aE s$ssFss lSR$aS4i5s SSE J. IN
GIANTS CAUSEwAl,
GLANCE AT NEW YORK. oDS'
ON MONDAY KATE RAYMOND IN
ERAND OPERA HOUSE.
" SPECIE PRICES. Admission 30 cents; Reserved
Seats, 80 cents extra; Family Circle, 40 cent.
EVLkY NIGHT HI, WEEK AT 8
SATURDAY aaTINrE aaa AT *
AU0USTIN DALY'S most thrilling and Picturesque
local and contemporaneous Drama,
A FLASH of LIGH MING.
Mr.. e. L. FOX as Steamboat Clerk.
Mr.. ID. Il. HARkINS as Fireman OF the Old Times
Mr.; G. a. GRIFtIrHS as an Irish American Nabob. .
Mo Mr. FWANK M hARDhNsERG M as modei Detective
Miss MI NNIE WALTON as the aucv Sister.
Miss FANNY HEYWOOD as ''The Dome stic.'
ACT 1.-The FLASH OF LIGHTNING.
ACT 1.-the Peris Of an ALI. NIGHT CELLAR.
PALACE.
ACT Iv.-Catching Thief from the Air.
IN ACTIVE PREPARATION, for speedy and claborass
TRICK and SPECTACULAR PANTOMIMrby
Mr.. G. L. FOX.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
. About 900 people are

printing Til December \ About 200 people are
thus out OF work.
The Granite and Triton woollen mills ana keyes
Co.'s cotton min. At Triton. have rcnuced the
wages their operatives ten per cent but run tne
us,ial numbcr oi hours Tor the present.
The Sturtevant Misunderstanding Company OF Leb-
anon employing about 400 hands, all males nave
cut down the wages OF their hep tWensy per cent.
their usual winter time. Some OF the help are dfs-
eatisfed at tins rcduenon and VIII probably leave
The sullivan Machine Company OF Clareinont
continue their usual iorce but reduce the time 70
six hours daily.
Tne Home Mills are working on half time.
In Peterborough business ~ very quiet.
The Nourse BrOt hers. WOODEN manuiac cturers are
dtscharg ing some OF their help. Labor IL plenty at
Al 25 per day.
nanufac curing at Franklin continues quite good
Most OF the mills are now running on iu time but
there Is uncertainty as TO how long they will con.
tinue SO.
The hosiery mills OF Walter Aiken and w. Sui
toway are both running on fun time and fun
wages.
The Russell paper mill is doing the same.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
AMUsEMEHTs.

AMUEhSMEN'Cs.
w Proprietor and Manager. M LESTER wALLACK
Doors open at 80; performance o'clock
THIRD WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES.
EVERY EyENINe DURING THE WEEK,
win be presented aoSerson,s popular Military Comedy
s$SsssI' s$ss'
LIP ESS xNb
and In addition to the usual orchestral strength Of the
splendid hhsn'Lf' siLi'rARY BAND
has been specially @ to aid IN giving increased Of
Hugh ohacote' as originally acted py him, % w.r,.cv
w2RS ohsr sRsSss sRs5sssrs ~ ssys JOHN
LESNAgp LE M MI Misses KATnARINE RoOGRs EFris GER.
FIRST OURS MATINEE, SATURDAY NOV is
carriages may be ordered at io:4a
as;hsws adaptation dtsaS sooses
Tn w % Ss @ attention
Of ss as e
engagement q Ne s sn1rEF1s 1ETFaYs Ysns EWl sWgills
O's HsSs &, here
sTRAKoscH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
free nst entrely suspt ndcd except the press
NIBLO's GARDhN. BLACK CROOK
~ TWO TWO PPEERREEooRMANCEs PEREoRM NGEs TO To-DAy.
ETEksooS At At M EyENIss EyENIss IT
:. ! THE TIE st4SK st4SK sRSSk: ssSSk N''' : -
BLACK CROOK MATINEE
BLACK C90OK KIRALFY TROUPE MATINEE
BLACK CROOK. MATINEE.
BLACK CROOK BONI and GIAvAssI. MATINEE
BLA CROOK MATINEE
BLACK CROOK. MADRIGAL BOYS AIMEE
BLACK CROOK. MATINEE
BLACK CROOK vAIDIs SISTERS. MAllNEE
BLACK CROOK MATINEE
BLACK CR.oK THE GIRARDs. MATINEE
BLACK CROOK MATINEE
BLACK CROOK DAVIES, ventrloauist MATINEE
BLACK CROOK REGAMEY. MAfiNEE
BLACK CROOK MATINEE
BLACK CROOK. SPLENDID BALLETs. MATINEE
BLACK CROOK MATIN E.
BLACK CROoK GRAND MARCHES. MATINEE
BLACK CROOK MATINEE
BLACK CROoK ALLEauRY. MATINEE
THE GRANDEsT SPECTACLE EVER SEEN
ON ANY STAGE IN THE WORLD:
m GnEfg1sf a5ELsfgss 4 oS
OLYMPIC THEATRE BEGINS Ats
CA Broadway Ga
LAST M FARNMrLL SAffS PnRronnkASEs' kAsE Es' wEEk
LAST NIGHTS LAST MATINEES
Of the R6RssT emnsnt IcWEns naSpsp actor,
IN his grand mpeTsouaton Of
wINKLE.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2
MONDAY EVENING, NOV: "A.
Edwin ADAMS,
will appear in his uneaualled speciality,
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

A srIIMA AND BRONCHITIS EFFECTUATLY RE.
N iicved by the use OF Datura Taula for .ip most
fearful attack Of asthma Lord Dunsany had scarcely
smoked tie Datura Tatu'a tor more than minute 30
when the symptoms Hbated and III ten minutes lie
relieved wonderfully He told me he had used ii tor
years with the most perfect succesa Certainly the In
DrJ; Mcyeagh. II have never known an instance In
which relief was not obtained, N-Gencral Alexander.
Sod tobacco in tins cigars and cigarettes In boxes
and as pastes for Inhalation In boxes, by SAYORY 4
MOORE Ii3 New Bond street London and by all chem.
sts druggists and storekeepers throughout hc States
nBsTINATE CHRONIC DISEASES, NERVOUS AND
~ Physical Debility and all Diseases OF the Blood
cctnallv cured by ihe old Medical Practitioner Dr.
LEWIS No. z Beach street
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

yVANTRD-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, BOARD
w for the la " only second story front or back
Room handsomely furnished hot and cold plenty
OF closet room and whore there are few or other
boaders must not be below Thirty street east
OF fiiih avenue. Address PRivATE, Herald Uptown
Branch office
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
BOARD AVID LODGING WANTED.

SINGLE GENTLEMAN Is LOOKING FOR GOOD
~ Board in q cheerful private fanyi Will pay rom
location must be close 10 stage route
as side preferred. Address W. H. y, box III hefao
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES A ROOM OR SUIT or
N Rooms, with good goard; location between Houston
nd Canal st eets, and the Bowery and Noriok street
ddreg with PARTICULARS w. A.. box ll9 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

DoYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU. N. p, BAHIA
LII mas, is open for the reception OF guests Persons
desiring escape the rgors Northern winter OBJ
tain circular containing full information by addressing
JAMES LIDGERWOQp, 75S broadway.
4. J. POR Err, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
DENTISTRY.

a 9a b9EAuIiFCL SET. So TO ss; GUM TEETH, $40;
x, a@aneW, @ 81 Warrnnted perfectly ft;ing Extracting
Enh ss ax"c 0c' Silver l.ngs 50c. open Sundays q.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT THREE or
IA four furnished Rooms Tor housckeepng below Thr.
yiourih street. terms moderate Addre IS L. W. box 2J3
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
WINTER RESORTS.

IT THE RIVERSIDE HOUSE. ls2D STREET, ON TIL
n Hudson River.-Winter Boarders can lind very com
Portable at reduced rates. only 20 min
IA trains daily. s. +. PAUL..
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A LADY DESIRES A HOME IN A FRENCH, SPAN
N ish Italian family OF refinement utahan pre-
fercdl. requires Room and hall bedroom, with 30 70
has her own furniture refer, exchanged answers
must terms Ind ul particu cuars Address MADAME,
box T. IL Post Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

yAyANTED-IN A PRIvArE FAMILY OR WITH
w lady who keeps no other boarders two Bedrooms
and sitting Room with good pain Board tor two gsnte
mem W ing to pay sSo TO $40 per week. Address W. k
hos "a 4 Post
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

CT LUKE'S HosPITAL-THE ANNIVERSARY or
- the Hospital will be observed in the chapel Of the
same Sunday afternoon 10th inst, at si o'clock. The
Rev DR. Potter will the especial claims of the
institution at this time upon its friends who respect
fully invited to attend and contribute the collection
which Will be made The occasion.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
JCC place-DesirahIe large Room rent with
Board TO gentleman and wife single gentlemen Ref.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
WATCHES. JEwELRY. &C.

L'OR SALE.-I MUST SELL TODAY A SET-BREAS
II pin and earrings-Dianonds and Emeralds Tor S37
cost my vile $GD0 three months ago. Address Sc
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
HOUSES, ROOMS, Sc, WANTED.
In this City and Brooklyn.

- this ivy ana brooklyn.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE TAyT THREE or
IA Tour furnished Rooms Tor housckceping below Thir.
iourih street; terms moderate. Address L. W. box 2I
Herald Office. - -
A LADY WISH ES TO RENT OF SOME RESPECT.
n able parties, Rooms suit lbie store furniture and
for her own use, until May. Addrcs. al nncc with
full PARTICULARS rent location, &c, b. Herald upown
Branch Office.
An UNFINISHED FLOOR wANrED-gY A SMALL
n family tor houekecI ing; location, between Twcuty
Nth and Fitch streets end Second and sixth ayen.
Address stating terms, A. j., box III Herald office
IIuRNIsHED HOUSE wANTED-BY A REsPoysrprp
party, in first class location, with all improve.
ments. from Fourth 10 sixth avenues and Twelfth 10
Twenty eighth streets rent about 5000 per annum
Address Il. s.. Herald office.
w small House, well furnished throughout. pri.
vate family good location essential west side referred,
not above Forty street Address stating full
uculars, lowest rerins- &C. box No. a72i Post Office.
WASrKD-A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE, FROM
price 800 month bcst references given Address l. II.
D., Herald Office.
WANfED-FoR A FAMILY OF THREE, FIVE
W Rooms fully furnished, for housekcefng location
uhcNceptonahle; refcrenccs crtlS so per month Ad
Office. "
w WASTED-AN ELEGANTLY FrRSlSHSD PARLOR
ryI, rvnt wtholt y, ard, by foreign gentlemen
~ 'snuLso avenue, N contra location Address
1oNhioNItN pox ltO Herald Uptown rrInch ofcc
............ DENTISTRY.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

A aENTLrMAS ENGAGED IN BUSINESS WANTS
N q comfortable Room. fire, hot water and nvs DAYS
Board, for 81: Address PERMANENT BoARpeR, box
4 Herald office
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

C,ALLEN HOUSE. 1856 HUDSON STREET, CORNER
~ OF Iaight-Ex eelent Board, So TO 81 80 week,
with single Room; single Room without board s. and
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

DEv. SAMUEL NJ. HAMILTON, PASTOR or SCOTCH
IL PreebvteriaD church. Fourteenth street, between
Fifth ard Sixth avenues viii preach sabbath. 10th
al %
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

CRITTENpEN HOUSE, CORNER BROADWAY AND
u Twenty.sixth strect-Good family Rooms suite
or sngly, American and European plans, at reduced
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

CT. THOMAS CHAPEL SIXTIETH STREET. NEAR
- Third ayenue.-Rev DR.. Forbes will preach sun
day at 10 80 A. NJ. Rev Professor Roberts att 30 4. NJ
Ep te
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

CTEISWAY HALL.-REy, WAvLAND goYT PAS
y tor, will preach In the Tabernacle Baptist church.
tecond avenue and Tenth street sunday at 10 80 A. NJ
and in steinway Hall at - +. NJ Subject for
ing :-"Streams in the DessrLn
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
HOTELS.

-.
A -NAISON PARISIENNE, as AND 20 EAST
~. Twelfth street, near observation-disclosures for tami
lies and single gentlemen; table dhote as r. NJ, u 20
Including WINE.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

L,OR SALE-HARDwARE, HOUSE FURNISHING
and tinware Store IN Jersey City no store within
about Of mile must be sold account
Of two businesses Inquire S63 South street.
Montgomery New York
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

100 WEST THIRTY.FIFTH STREET NEAR BROAD
loo way-Confortable furnished Rooms TO let, with
without Board with Ali conyenienccs reasonable
terms,
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

CUMMIr HOTEL, Is BowERY. CORNER CANAL
- street-Rooms by the day, week month"; prices,
5Oc 6Oc 75c 81 per night; rooms heated by steam.
b. BREEDER Proprietor
The New York herald., 1873-11-15
MACHINERY.

A LARGE LOT or MACHIAERy-CoNSIsTTN OF
~ Engine, Boiler steam Pump, Tanks. shsfting &c.
also low pressure beam Engine, s6neh bore 5-icot
strCse, with Pump and Condenser completes also large
70 lease Apply TO r. CASSIDY, Nos 10 Bridge street
BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

C07 WEST FoRTy-rHIRD STREET, FOUR DOORS
AUI froI.s BroaIway.-Peasant Rooms with Board ;
house. location &C., desirable references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

lOG WEST FOURTEENTH STREET CORNER OF
NVO Seventh avepue.-Parlor Floor, handsomely fur-
nshed TO let hot and cold water, to party OF gentle
men, suite singly, with or without Board.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

lNO0PER INSTIrUTE.-SUNDAY EVENING, AT I 30
~ Third and last Lecture but one by the Rev HENRY
MORGAN-"sins OF the Rich-Pashfon versus Toil-old
Bonnets and their Wearers-Monoposts and their Vic
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 80 BoWBRy, COR
~ ner OF Bayard street-20 light Rooms neatly iur-
nshed 60c or 6Jc per nsht 81 so to 81 per week For
gentlemen only
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

THE PARABLES.--SAB EVENINGS, IN Pill.
i grim church. Thirty .tErd street. west OF Eighth
avenue, Rev J. = Kennard. A course Of six Lectures
beginning with 'Tiie sowerr Welcome.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

4 IkEN HOTEL. AIKEN. s. C-THIS POPULAR
n house is now cpen and guests may rely upon recev
ing such fare and attention will its high repu
taton. WILLIAM II. BAILEY 4 Co. Proprietors
Parties in New York may obtain Information Of q. H.
Andre ews, ISL Second avenne. New York.
The New York herald., 1873-11-15

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The Republican. [volume] (Maryville, Tenn.) 187?-187?, 1873-01-04
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The Old Year has gone out and
the New Year come in since we last
addressed our readers. The Past is
overshadowed by the Present and
the Future-ah! who can tell what
the future has in store for us; for this
country; for mankind; for the world!
Another Year has been added to the
Record of Time and the shattered
hopes, cruel disappointments and ills
of the past year are forgotten in the
great hopes and bright anticipations
of the New Year.
We trust that Liberty, Peace, Re
Iigion, and the cause of Progress, may
flourish and prosper during the year
1873.
To our patrons everywhere, and
to the whole world of mankind, we
wish a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS YEAR.
''God be thanked for the ills that endure,
With the glory that's yet to be won,
From the hurts we may hope yet to cure,
BY the deeds yet reserved to be done.
Forth Rejoice in the good God gives
BY the hand of beneficent i'll,
And be glad that he leaves to our lives
Means to aake them heroical still!