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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
TRUSsEs 4 SUPPORTERS,
Tie plSsc 90 set good anj easy fitting Truss.
at NOyes Drug Sturc. NorN,.x yuIa..

l'' PLS'' 10 set n Eoo'lani easy fitting Truss, l..
at Noyes Drug Store, Norway Village.
lie has had fifteen Years experience Al a,.'
tl'lNs Ant cen furnish auy ching ucCJie.a
or single. Also. supporter, ,ui she. - 90 Double
vi tne latest kind az lowest pr -' I hl1,es
.he p'ac'-Noyes Drug orc 10" forget
kcoNoWcu Wv Foop-s5 -,n,- ,,-,i ~ 7.,-- =
l"'A1se o.. sea Moss Farine made from, M
'''-. Moss, which Will make 50 Kinds OF Ji.hcs
'u'N as cakes p'cs, puddiass ETC., or 10 quarts
.. 'n-SAl4s, jeliies, creams. Charlotte Russo.
o'an' nausc, etc. sold by all Druggists aud
Gro,eys.' -,,rIe,-,t.
- thoroughly docs HUNr'> REMEDY brace up
anu strengthen thc constitution thar kidney, blad
"er tiaudulas aud Br. ,hC, disease are promptl,-
di>p,lci rom the ,y-tem and health surely en-.
cues >''curs frmn 20 avcl. stone or calculus m
The '''.'Jvr 0ricA -du,t deposits, jucouunencc Of
u'ire. affections 81. yc PROSTATE GLAND, diabcte,
AMI ai maladies ofthc ur,ao- genital organ, are
speedily csrcl 10y the uclriuc. % grant, new
htc t1 Wou out constitution.
ENu0cr Follows Compound syrup of II,po.
I.os a.,.- RANKS foremost among; ,ht Icmylie,
u-cl no .u0 .cnt rhbisi,. Chroni. Bronchitis, anl
oih,. affections ot tle Chest. and have no hest
t;,oH ua stating &c.
.EuLE. " y. - John y. a.
NCo.p oLNi>s MACIu>G i,a household trca..
uic a.'t Boo .aui.., can ano.I 60 dc without Il
'vu want tsg best u,c Wilson shuttle should bc
yraf choice. Q, combine, iu the aost pcsrcc.
manner. a.. tle requisite. ot durability. simple.
i,y. case oi operating and perfection OF work and
is -all a, O. less prise than any other a,s;.clas,
masculine.
" .h.aes viii .r delivered 90 3ly railroad -ts;.oa
in ta.. r'uHfy. trsr of 'slu- prtat1a charges. o.
ur..-.. Through fhr COMPANY Branch House So
- ar - b-lsaNar, \rW ora.
ln.. -tli an r'c-t nt ca1l'cu. aul chrome cir
uui.t Ircc uu application.
il.t Company want a tess more gSoi agent,
ToJ tamIy AleIisil,, oi aay kinl, whcthe,
Eou,-. HcrU,. Bark, or amy OF ihe various RENE
d.-. o. CSC da,. also. Family pfc >,ag- auj Fine
T...,. preparation, E't 90
NnYTS DRTG STORE, Norway Village.
81 Oh, Keeps the mos, eNteu- q --1rlmcai 60 le
f.aaI FOO ,le country aud at l.c lowest prices.
~rtt Nfpici,r.-"L. q" Atoood's ElIers
.s. Potent Remedy, lu.ll, harmless. but susc iu
O.. operation. gurle. tAe olopl, restores a.,
waited cuer-.cs. regulate ai u,rau-,d functions,
auI gives now lii. auI eiror Co ih" whole v-;cm.
0. uortaucd e a Live, iu,a.oralDr, aud highly
concentrated. s Warranted 20 contain more Medr
rair5u.,.i.r, 10 .- cen, hoit, than amy o'her
.I9tigorstoi" or '-ag-sras. solI i"r % dollar
So beware st Dangerous Imitation. see thar
90 bear. tAr trad, marx IL. r. m r,d ink, large
Ic..,... o. you Will Oe grossly imposed upon.
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Give us a call before purchas-
ing.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons In
debted TO the estate of the late LYMAN RAW
son are requested TO make payment Immediately
and save further trouble. l.. ). RAWsOS,
Rumford Pt. June 90, 'I5. Admir-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06


OXFORD. sat- a Cout Of Probate held at
Paris, within and Tor the County OF oxford on
the tlird Tuesday Oi June, \. D., ls,j.
GILBERT EAHRErI, Executor on the estate
OF OEIN FAEENR, late OF Buckiled IN said coun
Is, deceased, having presented account Of admin
straion OF the estate OF said deceased Tor allow
ancc:
Ordered, that the said Executor give notice TO
ali persons interested, b. causing copy OF this
order 10 De- published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, that they
NAV appear az q Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
ia said county on the third Tuesday of July next,
al nine o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause
II any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed. \. II. W AlkER, JUlse.
\ true cOpy-aitest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
2sjuncjw
TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
be has heen duly appointed 10y the honorable
Judge of Probate for the County Of OXFORD, ana
assumed the trust OF Executor of the estate OF
SAMI-EL COBB late OF Waterford. in said COun-
tv, deceased, by giving bond as the law directs
he therefore requests all persons indebted 10 inc
estate OF said deceased TO make immediate pay
ment; and those who have any demands thereon
| 10 exhibit the same 10 ...-,, ,,l,,r
lime % 1>1j.
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,,.aallnc Tor July contains over

-. Magazine tor July contains over
up -..r ,r-.a. u--. illustrating great
-.r. Sven coz .Hr ~fteutcCr Hrii-
..f lu-. ~n,aHj's >plcudidiy
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. ..Il -t color, q" almost ucet
.t..rr. .nucut. Those w ao have read
.'..l.r.. usf,,f iu the JCuc number ui
90 p'-. g..rrti Islands, VIII have 90 less
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a. parton .e,U"u, irr lhr Jui1 nu'u-
..- chapters uu 'aii'..t't, .lal "n'
t..t .tIF.ri'tc iH tht i.' Noi 'H'i'
...... iurI .l..- HntHtur Aurrir .u
s.,..ar,a1. Or >Junel Osgooi.
..,...f June DO. i-.i. under tuc tlt'c
banker lllI frDie--or Charlie,
H.. Uu-tHt,d paper Goa Tire stone
THIS number contain numor-
Ais. Ignk N Ca thl virginia
,rr.UHfes charming st'rl entitled
-,r.h Miss Trsckcraa beautiful
900. .-r.Uclute.i. H't t"s readers
v.. .uI u t,artl. Julian i1w-
--.,r.l. q ..op u.4tWil. meet CO., hish
..e,- The iir-t Oyuiagy article "a iai>
f...,..| Atkinson. iHc IocIt 0l
r..t..IlvT T. AlIr.ch. San
N... Al. Hutchinson, lic.ca =
Iufu E,rr.oW continue hi.
I'm Ut.1cr Proverbs The kaht-
contains some pertinent tru'cu-
u.,-a .4-, ts butte tp tuc memory
f... Harper. discusses The modern
...--..trc and gracefully ackuoWl-
t-t, Theodore Thomas Tor his orch
rhr scientific Record b, iui O.
..s-. .n5 lac ciHes cdito nal iepaI,
F.. ...rH..r a- usual With instruction
III. ...-a-
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nnR LIABLE.

t,Iv.--The contents OF Scribner
!, ibncr ~" e.',, described ~ follows: 'skcaruy
y h3 p.os.. ballad BY sted'1ias hiussfate,i
e. ~. the lead IA the JnN nnfnoeI oi
irc'' M we have ptStussH i"Sstt'te'l
sl. an, cts u The Sollen gate, es SSin +,
2. one Of the oest-SnoWn editors OF
n D, 80. who writes appSrentiy Win dis-
kril.' ,gsil a. enthu slasm. ~ the icSs lntet-
! o, T., nj Mr.. William, pAPsr = tiaat IN
pAit -. - John Chiuam8n-buf his article
% M readable nom eestnhihS 10 emu.
.N ,,,. Famer NaeA',vh = thiS hvoth
NaI'SSf Tire Blight OF a. Msnene, nc gives
CIV t-,rft anil racy article, Win 4 great
,e., lions. pr. houana : story OF seven
lD'.,,..nued frank X. S.ocA.on writes
b .i-fs- Rudler Grange; MA ". John.
| 7 ' "'-'...re-arv OF Charles sumner. presents
ri't. .leclions % the senator; j. Il.
d., ..sr on parwinism. Francis Gerry
- al Appendix % ais paper ON SPir-
D. i-i ,~,ong thc other contributions We
~ sv prof BOyeson, author OF Gunuar
! ,,1, sr,sn's Pilgrimage, something about
b. \ 1''-.i Woman. By Mrs. Davis, and
NJ \. Houston, daughter of the cele-
>aal l i'y''si liue nc. Holland writes about
now son solidated with ScrihpeT;
3D.. NJ" cc,ny-,gat, The Parochial schools,
/. 81 '' a. School Of AT, The Old Cabinet
A. IT, r,sion % rerma, Thought w AT
p.mlifv. and rhe PicApocket's EN.
J - ~ $50 ~.t.stt. Culu rt and Progress,
h W5rL. ANA Br.c-s-bric have their
me- pu1' -hcr- promise that there
,,u,,. oN 1f interest ia The summer
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TO INVESTORS.
City Bonds, County Bonds and Town
Bonds Issued to Build Water
Works. School Houses,
Bridges and Court
llouSps

The SAFETY OF Tie Bonds ,s what c0mmcnds
them 90 investors. They are the nr-t lien on the
entire property aud combined wealth OF muBcip-
sli.ic~. These Weld seven eight and ten per cent
iutoilc. tree ut taNe-. selected Wlth special care
.nI I'm .-LI. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

: iineSney Burnham. Esq will sail
- oe,nei. next Saturday, a lot OF house.
So,d furniture, farm tools, wagons, etc.
sale viii be from the house of Nsw,on
Grover. at O'Clock P. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

'sfFT' W -.
HAIIOI, - DsVOushirc street. Boston, make
tefe-. aud still be perfectly safe. The fact that
banks bankers, insurance companies and trustees
OF estates are as principal customer, should b.
sufficient guarantee 10 private individuals - -
the responsibility OF this concern. Mr.. Ballou'S
loug experience in the banking business makes
him especially adapted % an the position which he
now Oeruules
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

Nicholas Tor s"iN ana
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.mr.s 4r.I Ur...ri Irr .cI,- bt Professor
.t ul. ir..r.n. aui lightning Rods
E.l,. Hudson. increases Boa
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f b johnson. v.l probably Ue one 90
.r.a. Mr.. EOytscn contributes 81
>.,-. Aspec,s Di t.s ,,cru-l Romantic
ar ..H.r .ur nu TIE Russians iu the
.a - NJ. NlH-li-. r.c GOA Al OBJ
Pee t.'u.u. o. H'v,~lUggv drawn from
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a-...es take no subjects which Arc
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anew fresh .......r- Published lr IL
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As" Juvenile Magazine. tbs arss num-
"4.L AN AhE. -lr new magazine .0I tlt
BIS. I- .I our table. ana Wide Awake
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
THE CELEBRATED
KNOX STALLION,
BLACK PILOT

viii be al
lowed TO
serve q lin
tied number
of mares the
present sea
son at the
stable of
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, ~. has l4'd Lltccn Years experience Ia at.'
tl'l"' HnN cen furnish amy ching ucCyc.a ~
OF Nn-it. Also, supporter, and She. II, b., tVune
vi the latest Kind 90 lowest pr .' n hl1oes
The piacc-Noyts Doug . Us Don forget
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06

Iog tauIy Medicine, oi aay kinl, whcthe,
Eoo,-, Herbs. Earks, or amy OF ,he yArioa, RENE
dies cod CSC da,. also. Family pfe >,ag- Auj Fine
INN ...--IAi-un- ~ Oh
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s. RICHARDS, Jr.,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
south Paris, Me.
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Adjusting to heat, cold, and position,
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CARD.

vim improved health, aud twenty years expert
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NnYTS DRCC STORE, Norway VIIs

d. o., Keeps The mos, extensive --ortmcat Go 4
f.aaI FOO ,lc county aui lt u.c lowest prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-07-06
Gro. WI. HALLOU. Banker.

- DcNOnshirc street, Boston.
Nutc Tor cur hst wiki prices. Especial aitcn.
ton given 90 tAc Investment ot funds for savings
hank. Insurance Companies and Trustees OF =
t1teS 4guDcl2W
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

The Law OF NEwspArERs.-l. Suh.cr;
oers who do not give express notice to the CON
their subscriptions '""o
=. II any Subscribers order the discontinu.
ance Of their newspapers. the publisher mny
paid ORC
). II subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their newspapers from the office to which
they are directed. the law holds them respon.
slo'e until they have settled the bills. and or.
dercd them discontinued.
:. II Subscribers remove to other places
without Informing the publisher. and the news.
papers are sent I" the former direction. thew
are held responsible
s. The courts have decided that refusing "a
take newspapers from the Office, or remuyine
and leaving them uncalleL for, is prima turis
evidence Ut Intentional fraud.
The postmaster who n-glrcts to give the
legal notice OF the neglect OF a person To tax.
from the office the newspapers addressed to
hun, Is liable to the publisher for the subscrip-
ton price
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06
Passing Away.

Many of the Arkansas carpct-bag.
gers are packing up their traps ready
for removal Evil times have come
upon them at last and at last have
many of their sins found them out It
is the hour when the original elements
of scoundrelism in the State are about
to be resolved again unto the energies
that crowd convenient jails, and the
practices that make commodious peni-
tentiaries glad. 1t is the hour when
those who have been Judges go back
to putting their hands in other peoples
pockets, and when those who have
been lawmakers and magistrates,
take up again the old-time and aban.
doned occupation of ffoot-pads and high.
waymen. 1t is the time when alien
Senator's put on sackcloth and ashes,
and registering fellows Of the Red Legs
and the Jayhawkers calculate solcmnly
to try the arid plains Of Kansas once
more, the alkali, and the grasshoppers.
The. voices of Clayton and Dorsey. that
once used to rise high in the marshall.
ing Of class that knew only how to
appropriate and divide, are now no
|onger heard in the land. Mcclure, the
great poker player of the Southwest,
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

a SECOND PRE-EMPrIoN.-Many per-
sons in California, who have exercised
the right of pre-emption of l60 acres
of land in the States east of the Rocky
Mountains, are not aware that there is
a special law giving them the right to
again enjoy the benefits of the pre-
emption law. And if this fact were
better known in the older States, it
woull undoubtedly influence a heavier
immigration to California. The Con-
gressional Act referred to was APP
proved March 3, 1853. The clause
giving the right will be found in the
sixth section Of the said law, and in
the following words: "And provided
further, that the fact of persons having
heretofore had the benefit Of said Act
Of the 4th Of September, ls4l, shall in
tcrpose no bar to their obtaining the
benefits of this Act."-.Santa Barbara
hder.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

has held his last trump. The stars that
once adorned Brigadier General Cut
terson's uniform has given place to the
patched butternut wampum, or the
hickory shirt. Brooks, his eagle eyes
once fixed inexorably on the executive
mansion, dropped suddenly into the
Little Rock postoAice, as sorry dung
hill as ever tapped his wings, or
crowed, or ran. Volney Voltaire
Smith, the hero of the cane-brakes and
the outlaying swamps, finds respite
from the clubs of Garland's police in
the tropical rcpose of a West Indian
consulship.
Murderers and plunderers of high
and low degree outside Of the capital
have long ago established base of
operations along some railroad line,
ready when the sheriff comes, to take
flight either to the north or the south.
In short, the windows of the political
heavens have opened in Arkansas, and
to all appearances there is not an ark
within thousand miles of those who
ought to be damned, and those who
were born to be damned.-&. Louis
Times.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

nlIn swear he would never execute the
duties of his office. A few days after,
the Governor gave grand feast at
Wilmington, and invited all the people
he had whole OK barbecued, and had
many barrels of beer tapped, but the
people marched up, threw his beer on
the ground, and pitched his OK into the
river. The sloop's officers and crew
resisted. and one of the officers was
killed. Gov. Tryon had the slayer ar.
rested and Immediately tried, but the
Jury acquitted him, and the Judge, un-
der Tryon's taunts, committed suicide +"
Such was the spirit of these South.
ern rebels III resistance to the Stamp
Act, and It continued after the Stamp
Act was repealed
The skirnishes ut .Alamancc Creek
IN Alamancc county, North Carolina.
on the 10th Of May, I'LL, was the first
armed resistance made by our fore
fathers TO the aggressions of the power
beyond the sea. That skirnish arose
somewhat in this way: Governor TRY.
on, at Newbcrn, built hun IN elegant
mansion, costing some $1,000. and
levied tax on his citizens Of that
Carolina colony to pay the sum. The
people formed military companies.
called Regulators, for the purpose ofl
resisting the collection OF tue tax lew,
and these companies were armed and
drilled. They went into camp at Ala
nance Creek. and tlihcr lie British
troops within Try"n's command were
sent 10 dispcrsc them. \ skirmsh en-.
sued in which the Regulators were de-
teatcd with the loss Of some three hun.
drcd men.
In the two skirmisics at Alarnance
Creek III III, and at Lexington and
Concord in l..,5, the aSsa:lants were
the same British regulars; the oppo-
ncnts were the same, organized rebels:
the cause was the same. IL dispcrsc
the rebels and to dcfca, the oppostion:
the results were the same, save at Ala
nance Creek the rebels lost three times
As many of their number as those at
Lexington and Concord lost.
The organization of societies to resist
British tyranny had been formed a year
,r two before the Alamancc Creek
light. The famous Sons of Liberty,
both North and South, were such The |
ca affairs, both in Charlestown and {
Boston, had occurred before that time: ,
md 1t was a year after the British ,
Government had sent over troops to q
Keep the colonists in snbjcction. ,
a
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

The lanterns were hung out in the
tower of the old North Church, in Bos-
ton, on Sunday night, April lsth,' BY
Robert Newman, son Of the sexton of
the church who performed the same
duty hundred years ago, when the
British took up their line Of march.
The grandson and great grandson Of
Paul Revere were also present.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

FoRrY thousand coal miners Of Penn
sylvania have suspended labor during
the last two or three months, rather
than yield to . reduction Of wages
proposed BY their employers.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

THE cows of Aldcrney, according to
a recent visitor to that island, are
milked three times day, and the milk
is churned without skimming. They
are fed on grass and vraie, the latter
being a seaweed, and are kept much
of the time in the shade. A pound of
butter day is not an uncommon yield
for a good COW. The breed is defended
against admixture by stringent laws,
and no cattle are allowed to be taken
into the island except to be slaugh-
tered.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06

WHEAT DEcLlNlNG.-The San Fran
cisco Calls commercial dispatch from
New York, Of May 22d, says:
The crop situation is improving. As
regards spring wheat, glowing &C
counts are received from the West,
while winter wheat is coming alongso
we'll as to inspire a hope that the dam
age it sustained early in the season
will be in great part repaired. Under
ordinary circumstances from this out,
there is strong belief in an average
crop this side Of the Rocky Mountains.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-06-06
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The daily gazette., 1875-10-18
From the Nation.
Commercial Honor.

There is widely received and by
no means unjustifiable opinion, either
that large number of the recent fail
ures were unnecessary, or that a large
number of those who failed might have
paid, had they chosen, better dividends
to their creditors. 1t is said-though
of course it cannot be said with any
thing like certainty or accuracy that
it is no uncommon thirg for persons
who have been making good deal of
money for many years past, and have
drawn out the profits of their firm and
invested them on their own individual
account, to throw up their business
when they find 1t Improbable, offer
their creditors composition made up
of the few remaining assets of the
partnership and then retire and live
handsomely, or begin anew on t heir
private fortunes, which they treat as
if they are not and ought not to be
affected by their &C mmercial liabilities
Whatever be the nature of the process
it is certain that bankruptcy has now
few terrors for business men; that the
name among us is not surrounded by
the dismal concomitants with which
the literature of the Old World has
made us familiar; that to many of our
traders it means not ruin but relief,
not an increase, but dIminution of
care and Is not by any means attend ded
with permanent loss Of credit.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-18

PROTESTS ON HoLrDAYs.-In answer 10
Jew, whose note had been protested
while his store was clos I'd on holidar
the Journal of Commerce, replies as fol.
lows:
II instead of n certified check. legal
tender notes had been tender ed To Tho
holder OF the obligation. the protest fees
could n 1t be exacted. 1t is TIM tba9
oar notaries understood, if they do not
that lsraelltes have the right to olosa
tnelr nlaces of business on their racogo
nlYed holidays, and such a notice. under
tpe circumstances, was quite suffioient
10 exempt them from the costs of the nro.
Test upon draft not yet accented A.
cePtance Id promissory notes must he
pr s.!ued tor beforehand as is done for
lislness paper due on Sunday. hnt y
draft cannot be legally protested for mon
acceptance because the drawee has b;s
place OF business closed upon a holiday
commonly recognised 10y large bodv ~
the people. Story on Bills snys: mo
acceptance can be required and no pre,
sentiment for acceptance be made =
upon any day which is a holiday, or ia
set apart by the religion of the dra
Tor religious purposes, such as Saturday.
IN case OF the Jews. Bayley on Bills. CHI
Z, gives the same rule
The cost OF protest in Delaware is en-
Ireiy' too high, being often almost
double the cost in New York.