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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-22
Tbe yellow Ccntaur Linimcni
or the tough SKIN, Ucou Aud iius''V7 ~
HORSES. MULES AND ANIMALS.

HORSES, MULES AND ANNALS.
w, have never vet seen q case of SPAWN, Swee-
new Ring hone " lad gall, Scratches or Poil-Lyll,
which thi, Liuimeut would not specially beneut,
and We never saw but few cases " htch az would
not cure. It will cure when any thing can. IL
is folly 10 spend $50 for farrier, when one dol
lars worth OF Centaur iinimen, will do better
The followin. is a sample Of the testimony pro-
dUVodi
W. p Hopkins, POStma ster, Piqua, o., says;
"Centaur Imminent can't be beat. IL cures every
time"
"The Ccutaur Linimeuts arr the best selling
medicine. We have ever had, The demand isVeiy
great for H. and we cannot afford To DC without H.
"P. II. HISEN n SON
.JEFFERSoN, Mo, Nov. 10, 1873.
'Somc time ago ! Was chipping horses 10 NJ.
Louis. got one badly crippled IN the car. WIN
great difficulty got him 10 The stable. The stable
Keeper gave nc a OOtue OF YOU ttntaut i-,hImeI'
with such success that in TWO DAYS the horse WAS
active and nearly well. have been veterinary
surgeon for thtty years but your Linimeni beats
anything | ever used.
a ! MCARlN, Veterinary surgeon
For a poe tag0 stamp We viii mail a Ccntaur Al
manac containing hundreds of certificates. iroIn
every state in the Union. These linmcnts are
now sold by al dealer, Ia the country
Laboratory Of J. b. ROSE X CO..
a. DEY ST, NEW YORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-22
commissioners Notice.

'I'HE undersigned having been appointed b,
L The Hon. Judge OF Probate for the County
81 oxford on the third Tuesday of July, \. u
u 90 commissioners 10 receive and examine the
Cialhs oI creditors against The estate OF william
Chase, late of Paris, m said county, deceased.
represented insOlyent hereby give nctice that TX
months from the date Of said appointment
are allowed 10 said creditors In which TO present
ana prove Their claims, and that they will be IN
session az the following places AMI times for the
purpose Of receiving the same, viz: At the Office
OF the Clerk Of Courts, on Saturday the 18th day
ol August, aud on saturday the 23d day OF Dec.
next, at ~ O'Clock NJ, each day.
Dated this 18th day OF July, A. ID. ls7s
SIDNEY PERHAM
angl JAMES !. WRIGHT,
Commissioners
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-22
Maine Steamship CC
sc,ni-WcckIy Line Ia New York
Steamers EIeanora and Franco'I'l

WIN until further notice leave t.'I..
Portland, every MONDAY anil THUS.
at6 +. ~, and leave Pier - E.-' ltr'
York, every MONDAY AMI lHlA>pAi -
+. VI.
The Eicauora D. a new steamer .u-. ..
route. and both -hc anil tbg ttl.r'u tA.. .
with luc accommodations .ur pace. t.f' ...
This the most convenient iui com 'r. ''..r Ie
traveller between New York 1890. h-.,
steamer Will touch 80 y roe. tr- iit...
summer months ON their passage 90 AHiiI
York.
Passage Ina State Room o. lei. Wra.- .N'i.
Goods forwarded tp and FROM fI.'-,
Montreal. Quebec -. John and 4.. .si--.. N-
Es-Freisht taken 40 the lowest ri..-. ...
Shippers are requested tO send ilr' .'-
fhe steamers a. early 1- 6. +. VI. '. '..'
ltaye Portland. For further informal. -.t
HENRY FOX, Gcurll. AZ
J.F ANlE~. Ayr pier IS B. r. NtN
Tickets and state rooms can also .r ' .-.-'-
- ENCha gc street. ..'-'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-22
Som-rc.idcut Taxes,

DAVID EMllON~,
Treasurer Dl Greenwood.
l,sl su-' B"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-22

Hiram Day Howard Farm, lUO %
John NJ Bean The westerly hall OF the
Chapman Island. 20 called. in the
Androscogg.n River, beng Island
No. j. ,.... IS cts
ROBERT \. CHAPMAN
Treasurer of Bethel.
Bethel, August 10, 1876. l53w
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NOn-lIesidcut faxes,

Treasurer OF The Town OF Frychurg,
FrVchurls August ~. 1876. gulI jW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-22
NOn-Residcnt Taxes

Treas rer of stonehaI
stoneham, August !, 1875. l53w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
THE VISITORS TO MOUNT rERNoY.
The Latest Fitting Up of the u DOM Inst Oc-
cupicd bv Mrs. Washington.

nom ne Cincinnati Commercial
Mount Vernon never looked so attrac-
tive rs now, and thither 20 eacn day from Ave
to twelve hundred pilgrms-and such pill
grims ! went down on FrIuay and the Arrow
WIS crowded to Its utmost capacity Dv tour
ISIS VINO ali look alike, talk alike, and dress
alike
Every lady, almost, wears over her waterproof
nj l'nst ten feet Of Y DID cable chain. | counted
W mt with so much chain Is "A puzzle that no
Fellow eau make out. They are tnquisitiVe 10
satisfied. Ihey venerate any relic rom Mount
vernon. from brick to pin, HnG some OF them
are grossly Ignorant wny they ycnerdte.
Since last May they havs cut from the neu on
which he died four sets OF dimity hnnlings and
this notw outstanding there are watchinen IN
every direction. said one tourist to Col Hol-
Ingsworth, the ACCOMPLISHED Superintcn lent,
In my presence, "Snow us the room where
LafVetts dt,i," "Hs did not die mere,
mad me-" " La nov didn't he2 well, some
body did here, Sarah Jtne. who WIS II p
Another asked. " DO whales ever come up this
far 2" pointing to tho wharf. me crowd had
been so great all summer that the Regents have
had the ceilings hriced nv heavy scan.ling. Tue
house Is In exquisite order.
The room In which Washington died IA not vet
fitted up with handsome belongings, but under-
stand the State OF New York will take It In h md.
Now. " ms a ped ON which he died, very short
aud very wide. | cannot better illustrate us
size than with sreecn made by Visions
man to his wife: "Pnewl Marisr, that's an un-
common short bed; Washington didn't have
much room to Kick out, did her NO re.
piled Marian, "maybe he lid clti cornered."
: Inits so' mNbe ne ulu' an tnhts WnH ns
died." to the waterman. Yes, sir.' wei. |
must say. IT'S monstrous wonder he didn't
have feather bed to die on iustd OF a shuck
mattress; !" AMI Oh they poitered to pursue their
Investigations.
Upstairs Is the room which Mrs. Washington
moved to after the death OF her husband-se-
lecting 1t because from the window she could
see the tomb. THIS room his been elegantly
fitted up by Mrs Mitchell, wife OF the great rail
road king OF Wisconsin. Tho hanRings OF tine
bed are OF silk cretonne. lined with ro.e-colored
silk nutiugs. the quilts, NJ Maisetlles pattern, IN
satin tho inflow covers are fashioned with
linen cambric, with the Washington crest EN-
brOdered under the monOgrin. Inc carpet
covering the centre Of the room was manutac.
tuted In Paris, and patterned after "A scrap oil
the original rag carpet. 1t Is Of Administer. ana
cost ~ per yard. rhe chars. three IN number,
were covered In Paris, anl-cOst $500 each, they
are OF camel's mar, aud In patterns similar to
imel's mar shawls. The agent OF Mrs. Mitchell
arrived last week, with authority from the lady
to put AN additional fl.OOC IN the room, but Col
Hollingsworth SAID there was nothing left II
purchase
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
A Wonderful Texas Cave.


III. :. i. AshOy, who recently visited the
Nee ret tivo IN llanp county, writes " Al the
enhance tae cave Is u ieet hign and 10 feet
WIDE. Many rocks JIt out upon either side.
one hundred yards under ground we entered a
~ OF ~ feet VIDE. From the dome hung thOu-
san Is VI lime fJimatlOus, resembling icicles.
Near the centre. on Large pedestal, Is what
some call "A satan, or brOtzs AZURE. We
passed ON through VareI scenery until we
came TO an upper room We assembled
rugged, slippery stairway, some ~ feet
high, to tins room, which Is smaller than
any Of tho others, " being only about ~ feet
long, ) hign and vide. We went about mile
under ground, aud crossed several pools Of
water, some 81 them very deep. Mr.. Farmer,
one of the party, went uown T. see no" deep
one Of these pools was, bat accidentally went
duVn heal first, and didn't : av long enough TO
learn the Xlct depth, b II, alter blowing the
water out Of ms nose, said It WAS colder than
spring water. one mile within the air was very
heavy, and the water rises to tue top u the
cave, ~ we could 20 no further.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
THE RAIIWaY MURDER.
f.atcst Illustration of the Dangers Of the
compartment Carringe system.

tfnW Nt LiHd1. l,hss' o. %
1t established now that when the gen
dnr.ue Nceu- ielt the q IN N the ri-k II hl- me-
lii prisoner. AubIu. Wa no LONGER there. The
dead b0sN of the qLlfterindst was u ked up
two or three ,uutes after the I avn mad passed,
AT a. dis ar. r of aooui ~ metres from the Sness
tr dgc. which srnarutes the dl-tlir's ni Iron-
chi.nnrs ana Ihrnt. he ho9' " 5 f'nnd On
Is uac is; II mad u-en thrown iorW 'rI hrce or
four times al1ig the road. where marks we're
si'nle j. was FOUND ~ distance oi httren rr
t~entN mefres itom the place where II hrst
touched the rr"uuu. Inc head Was srrinu-lN
injured. and tle blood was runuil- from 1t
freely There found on Nrrus none q the
documents relative 20 the arrest 81 Auhlln or
the orders h' was carry Hg out. hut "a rev ulN-r,
IaEdCur- his tursC touta uIn- money. and his
Nhtcn. Iiis Na.s'roat aul the upper pan of MS
shilt were unbuttoued. d. II they had been tom
open. Aunlir had leapei from tho train while
a. was runulug It fun speed. Il distance Oi 40
ar 40 metres from fhc spot where Merus was
found. ! he ROAD. the level - winch had been
10 thO-c an the SCOT where Meeus was found,
but theN wrlc MT 20 deco and spread over
larger surface. ~ the speed II the train ~ the
time was twclYe loasde- ~ hour. IL WI follow
shat Meru- b ii iuUugd from the tram hilt a
The ,u,pc-uon .- made that tho ecndarme
could not have sen his ieap with the sane
dexterity az the nss"--in In me first place tho
drts- 4 the gen aruero is rather b avs. Again,
~ /. pru' ibi, INT iu order 10 make his escape
Aubin took advantage Of moment When the
dancer Win hl- face I ward inc lpcomntiyc.
The gendarmc, on tie other hand, quickly
woke up los the noise aud no loi.er seeing lis
Itisouer may have lost all s+ll-ppssr-siun and
Ieaped without considering what he was doing
not toward the locomotive Out toward ne Ills-
hchind II, Under these circumstances the leap
must have been fatnl
Aubllu dad not remain on tho way. lie did
GOT fiil lac did not ga any way ~ ire himself
but he riu award n the direction contrary
Client. and then he iumpcd over "A he'd fe, which
hound ne W1v. ana walked aiong tue SIDE 81 H.
leaving The marks 81 his feet, ana ,fterward
crossing a teid, he W,s supkrn TO twice ~ q
UOiktH.ii an VINO was sufurisrd - see him, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
WHY TWEED DOESN'T ARRIvE.
Facts About the Irankiin-A safe, sen-
worthy Vessel.


Every day brings out new story about
from woo with Tweed ON board. First. we are
Informed that this nne frigate does not carry
sufficient coal to make the yOy ge, and next tnat
she Is one OF the Oldest ships la the navy aud Is
nScaworhy.
The Franklin WAS launched-just lnlshed-in
leti, and J. therefore only ten wears old. She Is
one Of the stancnest ships that ever toated on
the ocean, and Is the largest wooden vessel In
the navy. Her length on tue b 81 water line Is
2OJ feet; her eX rene breadth OF beam on the
load water line - % feet inches. Her mean
draft OF water NJ load line l. p feet inches. at
winch draft she dsplaces 5syS 40 TINS. Tue
maximum sp ed u the vessel I II trialJ that
could be sustained IN smooth water was lOA
knots, or ii $40 statute miles per hour. or an
hourly consumption Of ,.2l5 gounus OF coal.
4 he vessel carries s6J tons II coal. AT the rate
Of 81 geoer pnical miles per hour-2O knots
steam 900 eeugIaphical miles. Or GOO statute
miles. ihe Franklin Is one Of the Deat sailing
snips IN the navy, and Is IN every way safe anu
seuworthy vessel.
II Tweed Is ON board the franklin. he will
surely reach the United States. Ia tins age u
their steam power except IN emergencies; hence
the long passage of the vessel. Stcaning at the
rte Of s5s knots per hour leDn Nnpts per daN },
the Franhlin would burn 3. 50 lOJ tons 81 coal
uer CAV, whicn costs Cat $40 per tom <S.s % 100,
and tor 5000 miles the cost 81 tue coal would be
tx toss oil tue New ork Rim. Is worth, dead or
alive.
Tue latest report comes from The plain OF the
German bark Norma, wnica arrived at New York
Ihursda, Nov. w. H. states that on Ssturd ~
nj lht at IL o'clock, he passed In lat. 42' p. long.
tress. sue was a three masted, square-rigged
pfOpeiier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
Harry Harley in Trouble,


Harry Harley. President of the Penn
sylvanit Irlnsp irtation Company (pipe inel,
has been arrested at Parser, Pa, on charge OF
false preteuses, IN oD'hining none, from sun
dry banks upon certificates Tor oil alleged % he
cOntaiued In tue com anys tanks, where's IS, II
l. claimei, said oil did not exist. The following
sketch Of his checkered .reer is gwen by the
littsburgn Ltddsr:
Not very many years ago he was an oil broker
on Dlquesue way. Residing IN Sewickiey. After
various turns the wheel II fortune nnalls lett
MIN stranded, ami he left SvNlckleN and Puts
burgh u bankrupt. q Ing to New York. how
even lie became hrst the employee, then the
partner. ana unilb the particular friend Of jim
FISK. with whom he " Operate ~ with ever
Increasing success until tho kllling OF the Prince
circumstance, nud with his fingers in a mulli-
tude OF speculauOu-. good and BAD. lie ~ d.
uully concentrated himself successfully III oil,
ana for "a few years lac led lie which was a
Fl k himself. Win q splendid residence In New
\ ok city, hue one Ia litusVIils we believe. "A
tOat on the Hudson. a steam Yacht on |. IKE
tAaut tuqua, tOMWolufe lldliey liYrd luXIII-
horse races, 30 I rHcr-, politictl conventions.
4 o, and transacted "A multiiariOus specul tive
bDstuess besides. How he came to be inter-
e-ted IN the Pennsylvania lrhhspol t1tipn CONE
panN. the seao ard pine me, u IN the recent re-
membrane ~ eycryhO ~. mat he show ed
mucn ingenuity IA securing a charter intended
for very different purpose by the PennsN lvania
hrOad, ana QUIZ upon II "a prof CT ia at struck
terror 10 the managers OF IN road an peril
nncity. aui Genefalship IN lighting In the courts
The DISTINCTIONS that the Pennsylvania Railroad
threw in his way n IL Dill In tue way Of the CO.
limtil Conduit Company, VIII not be denied (;
ana II viii he litter II regret to many who
KIN hin II n dong this he mas let hi old feck
less disregard OF consequences carry him iurtner
than the hAanees vi us company would war
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10

FT0'H he T7tEV HVHVEIIH Nt"''
The Colorado potato beetle, or potato
hug. AS generally call II, has at last found its
match In the shape Of n mite parasite. PROT.
Riley. at meeting OF tue St Louis Ac deny OF
Science, exhbi ed "a potato bug which was so
completely covered with a mite parasite that
the point of needle could not be placed on
any part Of the beetles body without touching
one OF the parasites. He estimated the number
of mites at so The bug ha1 been attacked oy
these enemi = and killed. The potato bug
seems to ave number Of natural enemies,
such as the toad. the crow, the rOse-treasted
rrossbeak and domestic fowls. There are no
less than twenty-three insect enemies tn At at
tick aud kill Il. The bug has also been MGR t.
ing eastward across the continent Tor sever Al
years, until It has now reached the Atlantic
ocean. We hope II may HUI watery grave,
and let the waves sing ITS requiem.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
Not Used to thu, -or, OF Ammunition.


A MINER with revolver IN each boot
lee, and gallon Of California whiskey under MS
hht, wa. loungIug H. the streets II D-ddwooi
tuY ia the Black Hlll,, when suddenly a
stranger happened to brl7h * INST MIN. Out
c,Iue the ti,tui from the right boot, aud up
Yer. evrrNhadyi "a this yer Cullen look at me ana
crawl I'm Mld CT lip from Is al Gulch. CIT
pui mere, a halt dozen # yer. IA form line II
battle, cause can't mold onto thi, yer hammer
mnch Longer 50 trDt EN- out" Sumo one in
the crowd nfci a lt,tol IA the air, aud stimuli
I neOu 49, "A rotten rgg stru TIP between the
ewes I'm uurdered.' he yelled, drolpins his
revolver nj lAutng heavily To re ground. In
moment ne came to himself amt, strtighten-
lhs up, remarked q alutlNrY: Blts. let me SEQ
tue hore VI that sun what shoots egg,."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
Brnrs Devonring sheep.

Ff0W IN 81 0NJN7TNt I1fN
out Of ll3 sheep crossed over to tho
South licach ny Mr. liern nd Masters "a short
time ago, thrrc u now only 30 fpuni twenty
niue Remaining, tho Dtanoe having been de-
vOuled by oe"rs, which iuivst hat locality
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
Ght Gurt.

4 -1FLEtTWOOD PARK. Morr-apn, Y,
n Friuay, NOV. 10, Irpting to commence at OClK
SMtEP> NKE FOR si25.
" BurSe names b. T. On rlrs Jung.
&. SHARP names - =, M.ugu.
l.. MCkrnnt names = g. liue Rum.
John O'Nel names ii. =. W ~
q. > Bale, uuut. H. N. sarah.
Also. swEtporAKE FOR 800.
Ren Wilson niur- b. = j A. 49,
r. LoWrn- names q. ~ butcher Girl.
IL. Tyler names nr. y Frank
Also, VI ATtn RACE FOR 400
NJ. Dixon names br. %. Panic.
II Vans names b L. Bind boy.
Admission, q. GAri II. BARNARD. Pres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
pENNsYLyASiA iMA,ItwoAp.

Il GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York, Desbrosses aud Cortland
sire Is ferries, as follows;
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. NJ. o an 1
For Milamsport, Lock ilaVe1 CORY, anu Ere A. 80
ana $50 f. NJ. c IuneCtlng at CORY for IitusylIe,
PETROL um cntrc, aul the 81 Regions.
For Baltimore Washington, M the Solh, Limited
Washington Express" OF Pullman Ptrlor tars dtiy,
except sunday, $50 A. Nj arrive Washington i'O5
L. NJ. Regular $40 A. NJ. gao, O:Oj AMI y r. NJ.
Express for Pnilsiephia 73o $40. $3.50 A. NJ 1890,
gao B. T. 5. q. Z $50 p VI. ana l. night. AccOmmg-
dau 7 A. ", anG $40 ! VI sunday A. NJ, ,. @,
z. $50 ami l.. VI. Emlgrant anu sec nd Glars
FOR Centennial pepot at $50. $40 30 s. $40 $50
a. NJ 1890. 3. and p. NJ. GA SUNDAY, \. N. Re.
turning. leave CcYfcnnia Depot NJ 7;i5 S;i5 1850
a. 1, 1913. B. $3.50. as, $50 q, $50 and 7uj NJ.
On SUNDAY, 7:.o \. and T. VI.
For tram, To Newark tlzlnetn, railway, Princeton.
IreutDI, Per Annoy, Flenlngtun. yidere. and
OF er points see lOca schedules AZ al Icket Dfhccs
Trains arrive From Pt.lu IN, CD aud 1850 4. VI.
ami 1890 p NJ. daily 1910 \ VI. and $50 L VI day
except MOnuAy. FROM Washing On and baltimore,
ESQ OiO 4 n go $40 ami ln2O Z. VI. sunday
$50. go a, N. From pniade'paa, 5o,, dian go,
pi0 1910, lisO lljO VI. 2,lo, 800. $40, $50 $40
go G.iO. 40. 1910 1880 4 VI $50 aui lJ.sJ L. VI.
Ticket Olce-. go and "a Br0adsay, ~ Asfpr
House, and foot of Dr.hrnssrs AMI Cprtlnd sts.,
No. Court So BrooklYn III ll6 and llS dudsln
Hon ken Depot Jersey CITY kmlSrant licKet once
No \ Battery pace.
FRANK THOMSON. n. VI. BOYD. Jr,
General Manage General Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
91an SlrltiItlI.

FURNITURE. CARPEr~, BEDDING. am
4 5 owes SOIL a. lowest cash prlr-- Nl "HrN
monthly payments, ~ addition. charge nl f Ir 7t's,
j. ~ y II. Alt tis ItI avenue,
OttVrru t1lh 1900 .n.u sid.
\VEkkIN AND uONTIlIN PAh vi Nr~
w taken for furniture, carpets, aul l"diA4 ANN
COWPtitillW NIrNCp'S lal CutrunI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
tllooS ano q OIL.

OkE. 3t per challron hest quality suitable fol
u household ami manufacturing purposes. M,.hAL
tau |as Works, Avenue and l1tn II. j SMITH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
Business & bant,s.

Business dbantts.
BUTCHERS FIXTURES. tools. anl machin.
MAlnEsON & co, SIN st. near llrhav.
DAI<ERN for sale I,eIt so hiking barrels Of
ID nouf per week price, $500 4l2 lst aY
I1OR saba neat hitlt mix and butter store
u VII sell cheap for casni rent moderate. lnqulre
Al ii oun TX ri.
I,OH ~ALE--staliouey an v fcty store Appy
i ~ ~ Grand Al vs. INA uspurSh,
IHpR ALE, very cncup, nice mail hquor store 33i
u Fast pam -.
LtISA Will 81 y oyster aNd dnlnE saloon,
- Nv l,I6i "a ay, between 0lsl ana d2l sts" good
chance
S.1Nn Ann MY TINS WI inycst IN good
D..VO buirvss. q, NJ, COX 1876 sna Qlngl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-10
musltaI snstrumtns S.

SNH9Wdl VN9lAWNtNS ,,
FEW second hama Weber piano. At very great
~ bargains, some ot them u-el nut very Time
by our bet musicians, and really almost good as
new fuA Ndrrantrl iu every respect III cal al
the MEbER WARrkDOM' 5th Az. AMI ldth 1t.
DARl.AINS. 7.octave piano. 4l25, same WITH 8
- moulIns'' elesnni Gaze, tl5lj relts a monthly
organ, nearly uew, dud r. reed, 40.
CORD ~ ON, - Fast lith ~.
RARGtI\~. "a pianos $50; ali improvements;
ID miscellaneous tiAen REM D..
(uIICkERINt:, stcnNaY, Weber aud other nrst
elias. ncN aud tecnn rhan pianos for sale rent,
ana rent applied % lur. ha.r.
roND's Music Store bi7 Broadway.
NIAENIEICENr 7oc ave Rosewood panof rte
WI only go, spIandld To Nci iu-rum mt. Seen at
GORDON'S. l57 BetcAcr 81.
DIANOFORTE- AMI organs k3 o. sjmpnthy.
i ) RIDDLE, - MWcrl"y place, near Broadway.
DENOY Al. WATERS * SpN-, 49, Broadway,
h re moved thylr piano amt Yrstu Warrronms 10
Nu.in ISL Ian ST. lnt N squur, l"re hey pre-
pared 10 sell p tnos ana orfNnt Of Nr7t.rl Tor
cash or ON install I'M MS or 10 lot az price, to the
times Secondhand lustru u"ns ~ n1i htrg tins
HORACE AiEliS a SONS,
a. East lith ST." Unlpn square.
ITPRIEII T. pianos for sale or rent at OUNRlEK n
u sons manufacturers, - West l3th ST.. between
bih aud dihhy.
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES

For California Japan China Australia. New Zealand
British COLUMBIA, Oregon, &c.
fAlLlNu FROM lI.k ~ NuRlH RIVER
FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA I~rHMCS OF PANAMA
steamship toLON. WrdI lay, Soy, 10.
Counrctrg Irtcutral American south Pacific ports
FROM san FkNtl~tO 10 j AFAN AND CnIS \
Steam mp lIi OF TOXIC FrliN Dec. l.
FROM SAN FRANCIS . 10 SANDWICH l,LASDA
AUSTRALIA. AMI NEN HtALNND
steamer At ITALIA, WclncsaW, Dee. g.
For n tgnt Or pass we apply %
wM. I CLYDE q co, or II. j. outlay. supt.,
blowing Green. Per A., y. H.. foot canal It
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&'ottcrlts

T.0II~IANA,sTArt ILVrTItltN> aoMrANf,
kfM OkLlAN@, DEC. a. 1870.
l(APlTAL raw .......... $50 oOI
carr lAI lltl/t .......i %. nuD
CAPITAL PlI/t... ............... fluuUO
Ticket. en- Halves, QutlIrr., Eighths NlKtrruth..
For iuforn,'nn appl, d MllLlANi-ON a Co. 3ii
BruudW "a. Sew urA. PuIes Ca-urd.
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ON @ooos.

tFP not only sells tho hosi ana cheapest shirts ~
IN the ~ but row offers collars, 'legant styles,
beet gnal}, % per dVlcu, iVr 75e, OIL Hr0adNaY,
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WHITE srAKLI\E.

FOR QUEENSTOWN ANp LIVERPOOL. CARRYING
- UNITED STATES NAIL
nRfT y 81. H. 20 p N
BALIlt ................... ..........N ~ % non
ADI Allt ......... .....-.. Dec . $40 A. ".
HklIANNlt Dec H. $50 A. NJ
From WHITE star p1rk, Per %. Nprtn river.
Passenger acc lmup ittinn Is uurlv alcd Ci1ins all
AM snp- sAllpY, - ami ~ q, I'D. Return tcSeu
on favorable terms. stecrig", as
B.-Pis- niger tex Is and rats can be Ob.Aued
at While TER wharf. foot Of West 10Th II.
Il. j. CORflS, Agent - Broldwly, New YORK.
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snstrutllon.

C.D- MHITIAG, monthly DOuhNeeping, Htlth-
sN,) nctlc Writing cores Ondence Slh quarter y.
lNlNE- College, " Bow,yi up town, 2Si Sth aN.i
al AOurs