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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
MERCHANT TAILOR,

a. well rs for general trade. \ lrstclass custom
trade established all that one Gutter can do
From our sales in the Ready Made Clothing De
partment alone we realize several thousand dol.
las yearly. The business advantage of this, Is
superior 10 many other larger places, Il being To-
cltrd ia the centre OF q large town and on
thorUughfare for several towns to reach the rail
road station. And the new railroad that is yearly
an.!cipatcd-of which our town will be the termin.
us--wi prove blessing 10 the business man.
Ny farm would make a cheap and pleasant home
for n farmer who has done enough hard work on .
large farm, or for a city family seeking country
re- idence for health or plcasnrc-whcrc they can
privilege pleasant drives and varied scenery
mountain. valley and river.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Special Notices.
S25 TO 500 FER WEEK {!

made easy by any lady. 10000 sold In ,lN months.
The IA I rapid selling articles ever invented for
marie or single ladies' use.
~ -,MALE CAN DO WITHOUT THEM
pUrolic Elegant. Cheap, aEd what Las always
been Wa tel, and always will Profits large
Hghls Tor ,a!e Lady Age-., eau make FORTUNES.
standard ur,cios. Circulars free.
Address BANDANAM MANUFACTURING Co.,
New York. ~ ugs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person WIS takes paper regularly
from the oalce-whether directed 10 hts GAms 81
snother's or Ghether he has subscribed " not
Is responsible for the paymeat.
. Ii a person OfNisrs his paper discontinued he
mus. pNy all arreITuEes, Ut the P.blisher may
continue " send u until payment Is made, aud cot
lecf the whole amount, whether the paper = takea
from the Osice OF not.
3 The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
new spapsrs and period cals from the post ohc0
removing and leaving them uneallsd for Is prtad
6acie evidences OF Intentional frand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

said lot cuts from ~ 90 % tons Of hay and con.
u N, a barn and large wood lot. The hay alone,
" nay the interest on $500, without cultivation
AZ .t VIII De sold for the small sum Of $40 THIS,
Wi. q small lot in the village, viii take the place
am i've the profits Of % large and costly farm.
ll- desirablity, cheapness and favorable con
20. lions regarding cuisines, must assure
sr,. Y sale of all this property, and all applica
tfc.- should hc made "a once, a. the subscriber
l. ,ious u close mp his business this spring, IS
he failing in heallh by too close application -
u..aess. ! rest and change Of climate Is thought
adv. able With this IA view, a bargain may be
cNs. ted For further particulars addrc7.
il. PARTRIDGE,
oxford Coz l,umiOrd Centre, Ne
NfYt- a l.~g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

DAlLt-MORNlNG, AFTERNOON, EVENING,
Doors open at 10 A. NJ, and aud r. VI.
One Single Ticket Fifty Cents Admits 70 Al Children
Un1er Nine Years Of Age Half Price. Reserved
AmPlihea,re Seats, Seyeny-Fye Cenis.
Nothing Like II Erer Knorn on Earth.
Large enough to completely swallow mp half a
dozen ordinary shows.
leo goo RARE. NOVEL & INTEREsTiNG CURIosIuEs.
1900 Animals. Birds, Beasts, Reptiles, Aligators,
Crocodilcs, Living sea Lions, and otncr Marine
Monsters.
trains Of railroad cars. { bdHds 81 music,
and chariot organs. Procession three miles long
% ,uob yards of canvass IN twenty tents,
9ruO Men aud Horses, Twelve Gorgeous Char
lots 100 re. plendeut Vans Of cold, Crimson, Ruby
aud Ccrulcan. bcdcckcd Cages, Animal Dens
steam Calliope, Poly hymniln organs, sesidc@ the
Great Musical Chariot OF MnemOsync.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Trane,lu ia Mime.

DR. Baker. of Warren. vas found
dead, having been shot 10 thu, house of "a
Miss Mink. his mistress, on Friday last.
Whether killed by the woman. or her
brother. is not known. There is much
excitement in town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

IL SPITE OF FLANSELs, CoUGHs and
colds will make lodgment in the sys.
tenn. But they are not tenants ut Will.
You can disposscss them with Hale'S
Honey of Horehound and Tar, in less
time than it takes sheriff 10 execute
= writ. Crltenton's, 9th Avenue. Sold
by all Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
THE STORE

ha- been newly built-good style-and in good
rerair. The second story Is designed 81 n teue
mrut. The Lot contains hall an acre, and joins the
farm aud has barn thereon. II will be sold In
connection with or without the farm-with
without the stock Of good goods now in II.
All the above mentioned property Is arranged
for the trader, and has been occu.
pied as such for several wears by the subscriber
This will lln a In-irn ME nnrning flr IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

CaStoria j. more than substitute FOR Castor
81 u Is The only SAFE article ia existence which
Is ~ tu o. lssilhilalc the ioud 1, suato IHe bow
Cts, cure wind cole aud produce natural sleep. 10
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol
an,l g. pleasant TO tske. Children need not cry,
Juu mothers may rest dccSlSi-l!m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
JAMES $. WRIGHT, Clerk.

To TIE Honorable Court Of County Commissioners
for the ounfB Of oxford
WYE the undersigned would most respectfully
w represent that the County roads as now
Travelled from south Hiram TO point near CUas
Davis house in Porter, and from said point TO
Kezar Falls bridge ia said town of Porter, is
crooked, and would be very much improved by
ohangin. the location Of the same We therefore
pray your HOnors TO view said route and make
such changes OF location rs you may deem lust and
proper and rs Ia duty bound will ever pray
SAMUEL RIDLON, JR., and sthcr,
kcZAr Falls. AnIIl lsth, 4. u. lNlS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
'IEI'I IIIf' IIOIINI
Equestrian and NippOdram matte
Exposition.

Thrca great Circus Troupcs. siA famous Clowns
AMI three separate apd distinct Arcnc, Circus aud
Spectacular Hing, seen by the Who'll, audience Il.
mtlt aucou-l', IN one Colo sol Pavilion, large
enough 10 seat comfortably l0DC0 people.
Among thc leading move. feature never before
exhibited are Prof FJbcr'- wonderful Talking
Machine, Living Giants, DwaTi-, FIJI Cannibals
Albaos. the celebrated and only original "What
Is Il the beautiful Circassiau Lady. Wild Fiji
Caunibals, Modoc and Camancle Indians, War.
riors aud Chefs, aud many other humau phcnOm-
cna and strange freaks Of nature
Also, National Portrait Gallery. Han Of Stsiu.
AIRY md Fine Al, ana scores ct most beautiful
moving mechanical automatone. from Paris and
Geneva, and 30 uumcto us aud elaborate in -cicn.
tinc and mechanical construction - 70 REQUIRE a
steam engine 10 operate them. Trained Elephants
Ponies, Bea :. Camcla Monkey aud Riding Goats
gr rnd Double ilippadrome, and three great Cir.
cu, Iruupcs 10 two separate circus rings. by the
largest corps OF talented male and female artists
m th' world The GRAND THREE MILE PRO
CE-0iON l. made about O'Clock every morning,
auJ presented in such novel and attractive man.
nef % 20 b, well worth going hundred miles to
see.
IN orp,r To protect visitors from imposition Of
Spectators M tickets, three Offices are provided
from winch tickets can be rapidly dispensed, with
ont dcl1y.
FHrE ADMISSION 10 the entire 20 Great show,
is granted tO all who bus the Liz, of l.. T. Bar
num-~o pages, illustrated. Rcluccd from e. 30
10 81 -.
"Wo1h 900 GrcenJack TO n bcsinner"-R or.
dce greeley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
No Lady. Toilet Complete

Unless there be the fragrant SozoDONr
unto the breath sweet odors it imparis.
The gums a ruby redness soon assume,
the teeth quick rival alabaster tint, and
seem as pearls sci in coral vase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
FARM & STORE
FOR y IL Ic,
A Rare Chance! - At Bargain

\ mall Farm In RUNFORD CENTRE VILLAGE.
containing seven acres Of excellent iuteryale. No
better land can be found in the AndroscOggin Val.
Lev. The buildings are nearly neN-modcrn style
--and in good repair. Water eNcellent-suppled
with q never failing well. II desired, these farm
farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Farm for Sale.

.1Gr said farm i, situated ut Norway
EAIlIl 4 Centre, about forty rods from the
0JissR Orthodox chgrch, and was former.
T1A4Ikl " owned by sumner Frost. said
Ef<sS3 farm contains ~ aeres-20 acres
of tiiIage, under good cultivation. There are two
good wells of water, good orchard, and build
mss under good repair For further particulars
enquire on the premises OF ..-,,,,..,.
Nor,va, Mag IA Is-9 3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Mill for Sale.

THE steam Mill, situated in Milton Plantation,
Oxford County Maine, on good road, only hVe
milo rom the railroad. Said mill was built some
three wears ago, at a cost Of about 5000, and i
can he bought at bargain II applied for soon II
- ~. and Iath machine; birch machine and
other small machinery. Said Mill is in good re-
nai and IA an excellent chance for spool factory
with plenty of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation for 10 years.
R.T ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, 49, II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief FOR Young Mem from the Ell
fleets OF Error. and Abuses in early life. Manhood
restored. Nervous debility cured lmpedmentS
n marriage removed. New method OF Treatments.
New aud remark able remedies. hooks and Cru.
lars sent free, Ia sealed envelope.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. SO.
ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa. my2S'72.sn ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the Hun for mp trains "A. $50 \. II. and
S:uo 4. NJ.
F,r down train az las A. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSE.

NAILS Clook.
For Portland and Boston, at II IS 4. NJ. and : -
T. NJ, the latter mail arriving In Portland NJ u
the next morning.
To mail, via Grand Trunk, at sol T. ".
F0r Norway at = ~ 4. NJ, and for the western
part % the County, Tuesdays, Thursdays Ssd
Saturday, via Norway, ~ same time.
NAILS ARRINk.
Frcm Portland and Boston, az 10 30 \. u. AND
rs r II.
Dawn mall via Grant Trunk, I 80 Z. NJ.
Prom Norway and the western part Of the County
Al 4. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Freedom Notice.

FJNIlS is to certify that have this day given my
i son AlonZo ;. Brown his time the remainder
OF his minority 10 trade and act for HIMSELF and
shall claim none OF his earnings and pay no debts
of his contracting after this date.
MELSOE Il. BROWN.
Witness. l.. PARKER.
East StOneham, April 20, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
GOOD TENPLARs.
L q. q. T..

t>aas~~<et Lodge, NJ. -, Brow uaSld, meet
1T an. 81 Meduesf.. OF each month
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
MARRIED.

In Paris, May II, by Rev. G, l. Hunt broiho of
the bride, Henry \. Herscy, of New ors CIV
ai,l Nbbie \. Cummings, of Paris.
Nv Waterford, May :. by Rev. \. j. smith, hlr.
Pliny u. Henley. OF Otislled, and Miss Ellen y.
Whitney, of Waterford.
At Newton Highlands, Mass, May |, by Rev. 5
Howard Dana, Mr.. George II. Marsh, of Acton,
Ne, and Mrs. \. Sophie whittemcre, of Newton
Highlands.
In New Gloucester, May 9, 10y Rev. w. X. cross
sIr ssIh Walker aud Miss Su,ie s. Eastman, both
igLovell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
Augusta, May :, 1888
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
will he held at the Council Chamber, IN Augusta,
on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF MAY, inst, al
10 O'Clock AM.
Attest: GEORGE G. STACY,
Secretary of State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

w fTt PLEASURE, recommend - my for
w lner patrons and 30 tie citizens OF BetAe!
AM icinity, Mr.. II. G. Andrews, as being every
"? worthy Of your confidence and patronage.
would also -ay have had every opportunity
10 anime his work and consider Il hrst-class u =.
evc'e respect He has the largest assortment md
tn est lot II Carriages eycg made IN OXFORD
County. PINkSET BURSHAM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Portland May 2s; SacO Nay 30
Dover May 3I.
THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Portland Kerosene Oil.

Portland Kerosene Oil.
The prevalence of 4 large quantity of inferior
and dangerous oils IN the market, at a cheap price
many Of which are little better than Naptha Itself
and the existence OF false reports in regard 10
the PORTLAND KEROSENE on, render il 4 matter
OF justice To ourselves as well A. safety 20
toners, that scme notice should be taken OF these
facts. Therefore we again present "a advertise
mont, and would call attention 20 the high stand.
ard OF our Oils. THE REFINED PETROLEUM, the
IRE test Of which Is l2l; THE PORTLAND kERo
sENE, the lire test Of which is l2J degrees Fahren.
heit, and often reaches considerably higher; also
we would say that we are determined 10 maintain
their long established reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
We quote from, chap. - II. 5. 1871, tile title of
said capter being Inspection and sale Of Manu-.
featured Articles"
SECT. 81. Every person and corporation engaged
10 manufacturing petroleum, coal oil or burning
fluid, shall cause every cssk or other vessel there
OF 10 be 20 inspected and marked, by sworn In
spector. And If any person manufactures or sells
such oil or burning iiuid not so inspected and
marked ia this state, or that has not been SO in
spected and marked a. unsafe for Illuminating pur
poses he shall pay 6He not crceediHg ice hundred
dollars or be imprisoned six months in the County
Jail, upon Indictment therefor.
Portland, Ne, April 81, ISIS. my2JGm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

There is no pain which Centaur Liniment will
not relieve no swelling it will not snhLgo, aud NO
lameness which II will not cure. This Is strong
language but It Is true. Where the parts arc not
gone, is saocls are marvellous II has produced
more cures or rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw
palsy. .praips, dwellings, caked.brSagis scalds
burns, salt.rhcum, car.achc, &c, upon the human
frame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon
animals in ous year, than have all other remidcs
since the world began. 1t is Oouplor.irritani an
all-hcaling pain relievor. Cripples throw away
their cruchec, the lame walk, poisonous bites aro
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
wihou, n scar. 1t is no humbug. The recipe is
article ever before sot aud il sell. because it does
just VIVA, u prelcuds to do. Those who now suffer
suIcr il they will NOT use Ccutaur Lnment-
Mere than IOOO certificates OF remarkable curcs,
including nosen limbs, chronic rheumatism, got
running tumors, &C. have been rocciy cd. Wewil
.egl circular containing certificate tho recipe,
Sc. gratis. to any one requesting 1t. One bottle
ct TIC yellow wrapper CenuW Lmlment i. worth
oac hundred dollars fU spawned on -wecnied
horse, and mules, OF for >rrcw-woIm in sheep.
Stock-owucrs-thi- linimcnI i, worth your at,cn
ton No family should De without Ccntaur Lini.
mcul. j u RosE y Co New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

Pixies Toolhache Drops cure i'll min
ute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Freedom Notice.

fI'IIlS ccrtiies that have gwen my son Edwin
i NJ. Churchill his time the remainder of his
minority 10 act and trade for himself-I shall
therefore pay no debts nor claim any Of his wages
after this date. his
NATHAN ID. \ CHURCHILL.
Witness-L. {. HANDLES.
Burklied, Nav II, 1873. mark 2J'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
DIRE CTOR Y
Masonic LOdges--Time OF Meeting


OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel. sd Thursday
II each Month
Androseoggin Chapter, No St,CautoR, Mon
aday GA or before full moon.
Rlantng Star, No. 30. RRmlOrl Centre, W cd-
ae-dav OF OF before the fnll OF the mooE
Paris Lodge, No "a -. Pans TUESDAY ON "
sef0rc the full- -,
Jefferson Lodge, No. 100 bfSants fsHds II
Tuesday Of every month.
Oriental Star, No. "a. Liversore, Tuesday =
81 OF before tull moon
Rsthel. W % 81 Thursday u each month
Evening Star Lodge, No.l3s BueSheld, Non
DIV on OF before full moon
Pithazorian. No. ~. Frycburs Monday even
,ug OF oT Following. the full Of the moon
oxford. Norway, No. 10 Monday OF 90 neat
preceding fun moon.
Msunt Tir'eni. No Iss -. Waterford. Tues
dav ON or before the nall moon
VT. Moriah. No. 81, Denmark, Wednesday "h
OF before the tall moon ..,..-,., ..-. ... a..
NeIinscOt, ". lol. Turner, saturday GA OF De
Delta. No iSi. lowell, Thursday OF o' aztec faa
~inr Hiram. p.Narid NJ. 57.-Thur-,lav on
A. a ueT iuil moon.
Yyh,tnry Lodge. NJ lcs. CSnton, - lhur.''sy
% sf ttetoFU lull moon 49,,
orientaI chapter, No. ~. Erid;tou Thursday
OF OF oitore tuii moon.
GOOD TENPLARs.
PARIS MILL LODGE No. -; Pun iiAl.
fridty SNCuings.
Acadia, south PARIS Monday evening
Rising star. Bethel, Friday evening"
Ne1InseOt. Huckheid, saturday evenings
Crystal Wave, r. BuckHeld every lh"r.'i"s
Maple Grove, West Peru. saturday eycai'1s'
forest Lake, Center HaruordeveTy SATURDAY
Invinsible. No. -. East sumner, every other
ErtrHN Evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
DIED..

In sumner Nay 10, >ir.. Abbie wife Of ;. G.
Reald. aged 80 years
In Rumford, May 10. Mary G. Abbott, vie of
Walter :. Abbott, OF Norway, aud daughter OF
Asa Kimball OF RumfOrd, aged 20 !caIs
In Buckdold, May u, Miss Anna, daughter 81
Asa 4. Durham, aged ~ years.
In oxford. May 9, Mary a. Rossdcr aged w.
Elo's and IL days.
In Cumberland, May 10, JonH. Hamilton, OF 50.
Paris. AGED about 80 years. His remains were
brought 10 South Paris. aud his funeral look place
from the Congregat ional meeting house lle was
a ~ Olthy member OF that church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20

Spaldmg's Glue. cheap, convenient,
useful.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
BORN.

In Sumner, Ma II. To the wife OF J u. Barnett,
! son: MAJ IL, 10 the wife OF :. G. llcall child.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-05-20
Museum, Menaaerie, Caravan.

Hiprodromc, Polytechnic Institute Natural Por.
trait Gallery, HILL OF classic S,lfUar- Mcchan.
!c' and Fine Ans, Garden OF Comparative
Zoology, Roman Amphithcatre Jubi.
lee Concert. Musical Coliseum. X
DON CISTELLOS, SENIOR SEBtSTIfN'S
MONS. D'xTfLIE'N
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

M s375a4. No . s350037sPb bl: tar
a. - III and - =, ~ boIfhbI. nitcb az -
~ III '''0
,"rrv crrr O,,w, f,1 .ba, !. ia
Epl.o. Grhp q, ~ 'r,o, nv. ft. orud.
eeirihE a. srI - :" ';' G i;.ti, Io,nand with
MOSS ht[e - very MY snIIinn a, Sc.
:ooH supPiiH1. Totn''J ,a '';tv licked at
Il AZ ~ &C. oi"eN o. - anu wy
o%,c l1I .,- =. ,;...,,,r, :. small
CoAl ~ ne t eI ~ ~ e, ~ 70 stan.
~ Is seliing al s'l nsu. =. ~ aUd 81 so
po"!s, :, 10 'lianuia AZ 49, small wav
a. setaii, 4hsAFaoi!o Id anr,ne, at
10 80 ~ 'oL' tIrSlnLa ' az FTclish
~ mi Inc LaFkt. Is w Ht,,' ~ ~. Trnra
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18

Gambling House Keepers Sentenced
bismarck PoisOned-ThrOugh Trains
on Alabama Central-The NIOdOc$-New
Steamship Mt PhiIadelphia-Ku-kiu lux
Prisoners Released Finances Ct Nir.
gina.
PHILADELPHIA, February E.-Sine~ and
&aas, convicted OF maintaining gambling
house, were sentenced TO a fine of SCOT
each. and two years and SIX months i'm
urisonment in the Eastern Penitentary
Marks and O'Brirn received the same sen
:ence for a similar U1ttnsr.
ST. Louis. February 1.-THE Democrat
publishes an extract from private letter
from Berlin, stating that Bismarck 5 illness
is due 10 poisoned letters which he was
handed. Bismarck is SO troubled with dlz-
2urss that he scarcely leaves the house.
His wife, who reads his correspondence. Is
troubled with unaCc0untaAlc fee bleness
ScnatoI-ccct Bogy sent a memorial 20
Il" House today asking that the senatorial
bribery investigation be reopened. and
promising to aid in the closest scrutiny of
AS own acts in connection with the election
SELMA, Alabama. February l7.-Through
:-ajns. after IA suspension of three months,
we're resumed on the Alabama Central road
:" day.
The Alabama river al this place is
within ;hrCc feet OF the great July mood.
Snd Is siIl rising.
san FEANCIsCo. February l.. A scout
"a ua,1y of Madocs last mint burned The
LLi'o q, D.puis Crowley General Ciille,u
.umejiatclv sent i attachment of troops
- 1u,r> nit, hut they did Eot succeed III over
;,tiuu IN, Indians
Pun ,nrIruI, +, hrua,v 1-Th, new
t..,,,.hin V,,d.Iland The first ot th.. phl}a-
u,I,l;. and Antwerp stcaushiu line. al
,.,rd hn,n tris afternoon Anr srn.m.u
.,..ui thr canes I, The civ 1t the rate q.
.oprt..r N. les nrr horr.
ri. Y,GrrIan0 hripo. eicli.y three .tcc-.
49,. and seventeen calm pIs,cnocrs. aud =
are ,.a,ao. a rortirn for New York ;i.m..
I,,N.I S,ur line WIS established ty tie
IT,. rr.r;.nal N,viratiu Co,nuauy of
;.,,',F,,,hi. undrr contract win the
p,.,,,.-I,,,,;,, r,;Ir,,ad "a .unulv efficient
,.e,r, ,.,n,nI,ri.ation with Eur,i,e. She is
.>la IN. hI,rl,,, az taat lone nv thirty
eirhtarJ oLaIf4,ot ham
Enirnt,S. Tn,,nn, r., E,i,ruarv l.
Gr,:.,I IL; ~ tE,,n,,,,,,,, frI,,, par-
,,,,L,,, $500 iI,'S IN IL ,,,,s,'I was n,,-
"a 49, 'A off Uo.tlTas SaiIaIMEr;g
E,,I;a r, ~, VI
EncTn, E,hr,,a,.I- Tho .oso'u+;on IN
.ho unnl - I,, - r intn ON .Iact;nr IN.
,nr,rn,S Co. ;toJ $50 Sanotor W..
H,ib o,rax
A,r,x, Fohrror- = V-;II;o, ,ovrsv
! pn.s St,wart AMI plba,t IiaTas Mitchell
thp KIN KIN, nr;.nner. u,ara released rom
.hc r4nitentiarv to.d,v Tbpre sill remain
ttty Of such prisoners.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-18
4 New Enterprise.

The South needs new enterprises in order
to build up its materi Il interests. and every
new enterprise should be encouraged by
such liberal legislation as an absence Of
needless restrictions. a: the last meeting
of the City Council an ordinarc. was
adopted. and subsequently promulgated.
granting permission to Mr.. j. II. Ferguson
to place the necessary machinery in n"
brick warehouse. No. 90 Peters street. to
pick and bale moss: one six or eight horse
Baxter engine. one or more gins, one or
more moss presses. one blower to drive dust
above the adjacent house tops. and to CON
duct the business Of a mattress factory.
The Council! did wise act in granting that
permission.
The intention is to pick the moss by ma
chinery. at mere fraction of the cost of
picking it By hand. 20 gin and press it. ard
to manufacture moss mattresses not only
for home use. out for shipment abroad.
Several sewing machines have been pur-
chased for the establishment. and employ
ment VIII be given to as many women to
run the machines to do the SEWN. required
on mattresses.
Other than moss mattresses Will be made
at tho same establishment. of material
that is now brought here from the North.
We allude to curled shavirgs. or by what
ever other technical name ia mattress
material is called. This material will re
made here from our native Wool, instead OF
being imported as heretofore.
Some forty hands viii be employed in The
moss factory. which viii he conducted hy
an energetic citizen of Southern birth ami
education assisted an an experienced ra'-
trpss maker. V no ia. be-. II ma': ;yu.s il
the business. tie last toHr or five years ia
New Orleans. We believe in encouraging
home manufactures. inG refer with con
siderable satisfaction to articles in the RI.
P.HlIC>S. four ar five years since. announc
in. the inauguration Of a broom factory az
a large scale. then q novelty. hU; now a
Successful enterprise.