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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

NNANTED-Bys respectable young woman situation
w The general homework OF private family 10
good cook baker washer and roner Has no objections
to go short distance In the country. Beat city references
given. Call nj II East-Thirdst my<o IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

re's an, wishes o take the charge u business or
as 81 tther on shares moderate wages he hsying
sms si're m me citS which be wife can msnlge hs
No1ll be 'ling 10 take si.nauon asft nnrsr msssen
ser or IN any "sv an scive mau could be- useful T eli
moniais or h@ hFhfs'. ard s-curty Address W WILL
LIAMS. Chahsr' square Poet Office rny2s g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

WANTED InIMEDIATELN-Ai few gooi wood
w csrvers al HOnesdale, Pa % do light work. TO whch
constant employment and wages will be given To
those who would Ike spend Summer In the country
this IL aIsre chance. Address
my25 3uss WEST 4 PLUMB. Honesdsle Pa
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24
A story of the Knockings.

a stofy OF the 'Nnockings' was told us re-.
Gently, which we think tuo good to be lost,
therefore We give il std,I
lu the Western parI Of New .Yofk the
spiritual manifestations have created con.
siderable excitement. Among the subjects
Oi this excitement was a simple mao OF md
die aye, whose bumps OF marvelousOe>s aud
reverence were equally large. He was of
course, supersiIously religions, and the
knockines, oi which he had taken every oc.
caslon L. be a witness, impressed him with
the utmost awe.
The mans wife. however, was very diff
terent Kind oi being. She secuted the 'splrits.
laughed al her husband. aud took every oc-
casiou 10 rally hIm upon what she deemed
his special weakness.
Que morning, after the 'old man had been
out TO hear the knockings the rememhr iuc q
oi which had stolen away nights ,es,. he
arose early, IS was hls won, ,O make fire.
The vile was awake, aud determined on bsv o.
ing some tun. So raising herself on her el
bow, she regarded her Husband, not more
than half dressed, certainly, % he kneeled Al
the stove. and abstfacty poked among The
ashes. The vile applied ker kndckIes To ,he
heso board OF the bed; rap rsp-rapl
Tue victim started win has hai, on end.
and peeped anxIousIy over the sIoye.
Rsp-rap-rap!
lie began to uemble AID fsltersd out--'Is
this a spIrlP
Rsp-rdp-rap!
Spirit ant thou on an euand OF mercy TO
mel
Rap-rap-rap,
SPIRIT, what wilt thou have me jol
Make up that fiIe, you oil tool shouted
his vile, With mingled miIh, anger. aud dis
eus', as the trembling husband turned round
and saw the ssucy creature calmly regarding
hun, With eyes that entirely overshsdowed
the tear Of spitils. lie was mum.
lSpriogfeld Republican.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24
Diary OF Fashionable Dyspeptic.

Having engaged new dress maker, got
up quite early this morning. say about nine,
aud have felt badly ever since. People NAV
say what they will about early rising | am
alwsys sick after it.
Lost my temper IN dealing with my dress
IN tker several times. TO be sure, she IS a
pale, patient creature, but then so slow; how
ever, what can Que expect for seventy. five
cents day. really cod'd not give her 4
dollar. my silks cost me so much, and rs she
has beeu Out Ot work aud Is IN failing health,
she was glad enough TO close with me for
that. DressmakerS are SD extraydgaBt ia
their charges
Was quite provoked when carriage drove
up TO the door, ,.thoughl m,ght be leli alone
for one day. To crown all, VINO slept of
II, and into the house, but one OF my cUun-
Try cousins, with hef liItle boy.
Gave her Is pleasant a greeting AZ could.
but was really shocked al the county look
OF her child viih his great, bowsy red cheeks,
aud waist much Lager round than my own
Could not totbear sending into the nurse.
~ ior my Henry Alphooso. who walked 10
like lIuIe gentleman; felt really proud of
uim, his face Is 50 lDteilectuai---nOt the least
BAT OF color, and then he converses So seus,.
bly,.
Bless me, is your child sickr exclaimed
my cOusin, quie abruptly
Sick! what should make you ask thar
question:! | answered; thought him look
log remarkably we'll
%! he Is such delicate, splindlng llIle
hing was her reply.
was iUdlgnanI--my child called splind-
ling! why, | would not have him great,
buff over healthy looking boy for me world.
Had oysters served up fora lunch; afterwards
sent out Ior boltle II biIters which saw
advertised; said to cure the wors cases. Sull
continue my powders, bur they have not
done, nor, | believe, will they do me tue
least good. Bill sent in my physician, whom
have discharge--inJlng 40 help from his
visits. Only sIxIy dollars since JuLe, aud il
is now September Believe will dispute
that amount, il Is too much.
Had most craving appetite for dinner,
tyied to restrain ii but could not. However,
only ate two slices Of ham,-salt meat dlsa.
greeing with me.-some vi Msry's foe tsris,
handful OF NUS, aud dirio OF TaisiUs.
Felt extremely sleepy after dinner, and
wishing TO hnish my last novel. had a cup OF
the strongest bohea made. Tea ~ my lite
when under is influence, can do anything.
Were IT not tor the distressing headaches
that follow AFTER while. shu Dld druk 1t
three tImes's day, constantly.
Shopped liule while this afternoon; spent
ten dollars ia bioge Tor my new manlIlla.--
Bought velvet previously, which cost me
twelve. but learned " was not the very latest
fashion.
Was impouuned by beggar on The side
walk, who oOk ~ II she had seen better days.
Will not give one ceni TO 2 beggsr. Why
don't such creatures 60 the slmshousel
Bought wax doll tor little Adda. Ralh-
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

STEAM ON PLANK RoADs.-I, Is said that
Capt. Erickson is engaged IN p,o5ucing "a
steam carriage Tor use upon plank roads. by
which immense bodies NAV be transported.
a, good speed with small cost. Fifteen
years ago. many attempts were made 10 Eng.
land To produce a steam carrisne, suitable To
use upon common roa Is bat M experiment
resulted prof ably. Either tie expenses OF
power. orth soitness OF The roads, prevented
The practical inlrodueiiou oi The machines.
though many successful steam iournies were
performed. There seems TO be no good res-
son why steam power canaot be successfully
used on our plank roads. and wo have no
doubr II soon viii her BIff,o Courier.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

A MoDERN TELL-rie Meredith Bridge
IN. H. Gazette, published the following
rather tough yarn.
Nj Nathaniel Whittier, of Lake Village.
the celebrated 'Sharpshooter,' made two cap
itdI shots few days since with his Ken.
lucn rifle near The Province Road NJ 4eting
house. ia Giman.own. The first mark was
The bowl OF ia clay pipe heid by the sem 10
geoteman's mouth. which wgs hit hv the
ball and quickly dispatched At distance of
eighty yards. The second shot. the same
distance, was Al an apple lald upon the head
OF gentleman, which was ,6adlly dispatch
ed. This is no fiction.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

THE LUNGs. examination, the lunga
will be found full of nnumerable little holes.
like sponge. These holes are the cells in
10 which the air enters when we breathe. -
So great is their number, that they have been
calculated to the amount Of 70,000000, for
ming surface thirty times greater than the
human body. Every one OF those cells ia
provided with a net work of blood vessels,
by means of which the blood is brought into
immediate contact with the air, over every
portion of their surface When this great
amount is taken into consideration, wo shall
at once feel how necessary II is 10 supply
pure air TO the lungs with every breath VIZ
breathe.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

GREAT INvENTIoN.--A recent number Of
the Scienufc American contains an eugra.
wing and description of uewly-iuvented
swinging cradle, which can be made to swing
back and forth for several hours, without
stopping, by means Of clocs work. The ma
chine also plays tune 10 sooh tic litlle ooe,
and effectuslly does all the businss OF pnuiog
him to sleep. II is the iuventon of l.. f.
Whiuaker, Of North CaLnllns.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24
itu .Agencies.

Wy .IgeUCTeS'
v.B. PALMER. the American Newspaper Agent
g. authorized 70 receive subscriptions and advertise
meats for this paper His Offices are at
BDsroS, Congress street.
Nsw YoRK. Tribune pudings.
PaILADELRHIA, w.cor.3i and Chestnut ST.
BALrIMo u, $. ". cor. North and Fayetle st.
P HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

THE subscriber has again become
EA2A the proprietor of the above Hotel, 10.
EHsEE. Gated il this Village where he will be
leilig found. happy to see his old friends and
s9e43eEzzA pstrons, and able to supply them with
all the comforts which the country affords.
With ordinary prosperity. he hatters himself that
he will be able make hts connection with the Hills
dale House permanentone.
To persons quainted with the subscriber and
the "Hillsdale House he would say that his House is
only the largest. but located in the most eli ibie
sad pleasant part fine said village. but short dis
s,nce from lhe R,il Road Depot and if they will give
him ali he will do all in his power ender their
tay with him agreeable. SOIL A. HOWDER.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24
Book Bindery.
A CARD.
DR.. T.. FRENCH,

TVTshcs TO say TO his friends and the Public gen
w orally that he has removed to town and in
tends to Devote his whole time To the duties of his
Profession. The success attending his practice in
this county, for the last eight years must be his
best recommend.
n. Bills Dwelling is situated on the corner Of
Ferris and McCollum. St, in rear of Court House
his y lice he generally carries with him, in tse
shape of pair ofmammcth Pill Bags-his fees will
he reaSonabe-but little pay required during the
present Administration.
Dec. 18th. 1910. a22
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24
LAND WiRRiyTS & SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

have facilities for obtaining,
Pensions, Land Warrants, Extra Pay,
Arrearages Of Paw, &c.,
fr S,liers their Wives, Children and Heirs in the
shortest possible time.
rjsl will pay the highest market price for SOL
diprs LqRA Warrants. ID. l.. PRATT.
November -, l8t9. Attorney at Lap.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

er dear. and she has some half dozen, I be-
lleye. bnt II was 80 preuy. Laid ont f,riy
dollars to day, returned home hsIfde,d will,
iangne,snd suffering horribly with this shock.
ing dyspepsia
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24

a poor corset maker, on, of work and star
wing, thus vented her miserable complaint.
"Shame that should be without bread; THAT
have stayed tho stomachs of thonsands.'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24


Legal apversements at legal rates of ad ertsing.
TO Business men in this place, receive the
paper year with their Card insented. at the
of $500 year. by the Carrier.
n5s All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length of time they to
be published. they will be Inserted until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-12-24
Rates of Advertising.

oas Hssdrsd Words or less considered one sqaars.
1 square week,.................. 1880
square 3 weeks. ....................... 90
1 square mouths. Observation-Disclosures. 800
square months. Observation-Disclosures. 500
1 .quare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
4 column 3 months ths..................... 500
4 column 6 months. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
4 column l year. ...................l2,00
1 column q months ..............1 1000
4 column year. ....... ..s.s.ss..''..... .loOO
column o months. ......................ls, 90
column year. ......................30 90
M Har I'll of A in lasa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Well Meet Again.

Wen uort asaia h1~ s-cs1 the ~Ofl-
ilas ,oothiag ). lts suund
Like strain. oitar od mu.ic heard
Oa suns ,nehaaied srOsnd.
Wen met again thus friendship 'Ps.k'.
whea Jho-s aas, dsar dspar,
And 10 80 pis.sis'g prospect. .esA.
BsIsr So IL Si-sS,sg b~.rt
bSe'n NIT agaia the la,sr cree.
Aad q, VIA, ihou.h, bUt The.
Caa s'cr assuage the agooiss
Of the h,t partins k'ss
Wen MEET again ar, accents heard
BssidsIhs dying bed.
Whsn all ne s.-l By grisf j. surr,d,
Ahd bitter tear. arr -Rsd
Ws'il meet again are ~ofd. that cheer
whils bsnling DER The toH.b
for o. tat AOps. 81 bSight All dear.
Can pierce It's desPs,, gloom.
Ven msst again thea cease 10 weep.
whs1s'sr may di''ds
Nor time. nOr death can ll~sy'seep
The l0ysd Oses from OUr s,de.
foT IN the mansions Of the best,
Secured from oar,s and pain,
Ia heavens serene and endless Tsst
Wen ssr,l. meet again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

~ John Randolph, while IA Congress
IranreI iha, a disputed point vas " clear
as clear ss--rathor more clear ihan--lhC
llrL, OF tha, wlniOv--which is not very
clear"
This is epusl to the winding np Of III,
lawyers burs, OF rloquenes. My eIlcnt
may It plca,a your honor said he, is al
tha, tho mind u nan ear oorceI'e, he is q
friend Of his coun'ry--he is an honest man.
he is no ra,cal-ho is, in fact, High, Low
Jack, and the game"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
lfFOn Arhur's Hone C..eus.l
Earth and Heaven.
ny MS. Many AnrHuR'

Once upoa human bosom
Lesn'd With uhws,,riug faith.
aay,ng--"Thi' 'hall be my rs.tins,
Through the l,fe--and unto death.
will rest hss
Fully bIe., here;
Dr,sding not what earth en- bTias,
Ofliis'. dallss... on it, sting"
All should heart. h. bounl too eIo.,ly
To a hope untrie unknown =
Tho'ns, which n that bossm f,.ter.
RankIed through into H,ss opn.
Slsrpsr ,ouo~,
MaHed my MARROW;
Ihoa ny SOUL was 'tfoog to bear.
Shsp di.tru't an 'sl6sh care.
Nov, my heart has I,arnsd q lesson,
fOm tn. 'uisf,ag aad the ~foas
Thus the hel'sn.hops u PEACEFUL.
And lhe hssven.tri., :. suOas.
Pressing onward
LoOk,n, san~srd :
Pursr prayers than roso At fret,
From my throtbins bo.om burst.
1.-The iced weakly bsh on,
Pierce me throu.h With batter pain,
~uud send it as q sunnans.
Whsr, my faith canBo, " y...
A.a eh.st,ning.
Only Fastening
H. communion With III. sun,
When the starlight al % gone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
CHATTER H.
THr NrrrsY

When Sclim again rcraucd his con.
sciousncs,, h. found himself WITHIN the bar.
rack, Of the Janis,arics, whittier the two
soldier, had conveyed him. nc fS'rcd lo
hrs own apartment. ,o brroI over the injury
which h- hai suffered. H., however, was
no, mind IN which such a disappointment
could re-, dornln, tll the ho,- of ,hr rr-
,cnrc. lis soul chilel, Ike the snrr,i of
youur Ion, while hrs brain ihrobbcd almc,,
To bursting, a, Ne ,hourh, of p hnal ,erara.
,ion from his chuscn bride An hundred
Wild schemes rushed through hs mind, un-
I ly TO be erejrc,ed lor their desperate impracica.
blliy.
4 noisy 'urul, which had r,srs below, at
times had touched hrs car, ba, had hliel t,
distract his thoughts from the all.sh,urbIur
theme \, last, however, the uproar arose To
such a pitch, rs to awaken hls attention, and
goirc IN tie door, he demanded tic ca,Ne oi
the disturbance
"Oh, bonorcd Chief" said tho suhurilu.
ate whom hc addressed, ' some two or three
hundred oi The SOLDIER have made open rr.
volt They say tha, they will serve no
longer, unless thcr arrears are paid up lm-
msiiaicly, and their altos auec Of food in.
creased. Our general has promised TO 40
what they require, saying ,ha, the sultan has
already ordered this To be accomplished bu,
thcy rcply that they have bccu deceived too
often, in ihls way, aud demand lusian, con-.
piance with their relunitions. Others are
joining them, and Ali has ordered on, the
rest OF the troops to suppress the muiiny.'
Al tins moment came rcquc, IRON Ali,
tha, Sclim would endcayoT To quiet the dis
turbance by addressing the malconieris, and
! ii this would not suffice, the Purport Of the
me ssage, was, that he should be prepared to
summon in the golden horscmen," large
body Of troops under the immediate suPerin-
,cndencc OF the Governor oi ConsIan,inopc
A singular expression contracted Selim's
lips, when he received this order. Adyanc-
Ing toward the mulinoers, he waved his hand,
in signal that be was about to speak, and was
obcyed by an immediate stiffness, for Sciim
was such a fayoriie among the troops, that all
wished TO hear what he had to offer.
Comrades" ;" said he, "you ask for justice
You are right in your demand bu, listen to
mo. To-day chose, from the slave bazaar,
maiden who delighted my eyes more than
all whom ever had seen. She was bcauti.
ful as the hours. the words which dropped
from her lips, were few as rares, diamonds,
and soothing as oil upon the troubled waters.
No, an hour ago she was torn from my arms,
by the miniOns Of the palace, and ! was fell
ed, like brute, to the earth. Justice CON-
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tg"Corc here, you misehievOu. little
rascal, you"
Wont you lick me. i5.hsr"
mo"
"wiIl you swear you won't"
Yes"
Then ! Won't come, father; for Parson
Atwood ,ays he tha, swoas will he"
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!. paid the prio of thy liberty. wOuld-, ,hOu

be frcc'"
The Hungarian looked up IN glad surprise,
bu, quickly her countcnsaes changed, and the
team fell heavily from the long down.lying
eyc.lashcs,
"Say," continued the youth, now knecling
by her side, evil, thou be frct, or wilt thou
choose me for thy servant and thy slave I
am master Of three thousand Jahis-arieS, bu,
thou mayes, give commands To me, ard not
one ofall my soldiers shall serve me as rcadi.
I " as | will hold myself at Thy disposal"
Her tears but fell the faster, and her lips
moved as II in fiinics, murmur, bot no answer
came from them.
"Say but the word. and ,hou shalt he re-.
stored To thy native hills, free ane unharmcd
Bu, thou wilt leave one bchIai thee who
would have shsd his blood to ssymn ihy Lap.
pincss.
A small, white hand. was laid trembling
within his own, aud the fair Hungarian look.
ed with touching tms,, into the face OF the
noble hearted soldier.
/ am Ihine," she said "Oh, love me,
and be Kind to me, for thou ar, all that IS lc0
Io nae IN the wide world :"
Scllm replied not, save TINT he luukci az
answer, which was better than al the wur,s
which be could have uttered.
Bring here your c"s,licst robes, " sad he
To the slae.merchanl, "fr sh. sworlhy tn
be the sul,ans BRIDE though indeed ! would
not have he, 80 ior .ll the wealth Of Soly.
mln."
Two faithful Janissari,s awaited their ot.
hccr at the door, and thus guarded Zu.r.sa.
(iur such wa' the maidcns nauel. accom-.
panied her lover to a mon fitting lholc.
They bld lhg, proceeded, fir some dis
tancc, when S,lim heard = yu.cr behind. call.
lug loudly Dpon hrs name Tie ,nmrd round
and saw oUr ui the officer ut tie 'unn's
household cIo,cs boh,nd, and brsllhi,ss with
haste. Ss.m's heart instantly admonisiied
hun oi mischief. aud he charged hi, auen.
dauls ,o hurry on with Hulclka bot It was Ia
late, tor the little party was ,ns,amIy .ur.
rounded by rhr CHAMBERLAIN, guard
" What nean youby this demanded the
yuon, officer
" ] call on you, ~ the name oiihc sultan,
tn deliver up th.s rid. lie has son, Us to
clam, her fr his Inrrm
IT, would not take hrr against hls own
Laws, lrum her lawful purchaser. The slave.
merchant Is NV witness iha, bought her ol
him after the expiration of the day oi pre-.
Cmplion. Touch bu, fold other garment,
aud will hrw the head from your shuuldcr,.
1h, chamberlain rccolled from the soldiers
menace. But the rcccolleciiou or the dread.
Gll lolrHuRg. quickly r',t'r"d b., pr-.-~~.
II mind H. made siCn To his msrnldons,
AND threw themselves at once upon sclcn.--.
\ single blow from The well.incd ,tecl orthe
brave youth. Gu, Though the "n,ahnr' Of one
ls,lilan,. and stretched him at hl, feet, beat,
90 the same mpmsnt, heavy club nmci from
bchiud, struck poor Sclm on ,he head, and
prus,rs,cd hlm on the ground Tie cham.
bcrlaIn and his companion, seized Their l,'4c,
and hurried oil ,u the palace
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PoaGRg
Home
IN rnantEs 1. rsnn

~ CHsEtKs =. renn.
What - that word of swcctne..
That thnll- the ~andsr'. bsca',,
Nrd b,ipg.. 18th mage hc,,ns.s,
The ihrughl. ofp,sSs and r,,t
What i.thaI ~ori of sl'iues',
Thsto'rt o., h-ar, doth ccms
With msg't loy ani 'wcc,nss. ?
T,s HOuc dear Home
uh. tau,h,og ). the t-shrg,
whsn.ccuc. otday, h.us ra'',
Upoa ,l- u,su,ap .lc.hn;,
Their ,i,I iu,se east
Th,r.h ,,rr. arr gathering Der 90,
\ Tar sal .iic ~ roam,
Ys,. haT, - .ul i-tu'c us,
OfiIour dssr Hons
Nnl ~b, d. huiur Tao. pLas'Ht
W., .hluli that u,sg,r s'uui
Bnag future, rss, snd p,r-'u',
D. s.,s lfisht shaia ,ruund
l,-csass ,a s,ni coan.ctiua
MA &c an ,lrs O1m.s-
TAa.s ,JlJrJt. q adssi,ga.
AtlIsH.~f Irsr lluuas
Bsrbusf cur chi.di,h hrurs
We, sT~ag b.bcsth ,,' shade.
Arouul i,s ',r,t,BJ buwcr,,
NaI o., 90. .tr,aus ~e PAlyi--
~ss-t h.ur. ui ,H1ihlul p,rssu,',
That ns~ again ba,c ouu.l,
S.ur mrm1r, .h,ut trra.rfg,
WIth iIumr bush, llnus
iita sl ,4rths ls,.aug
The hr.u ,Au. sL..,I, haa'.,
Wbsis,irs ,h.ail b. .or.Im,
Tpth,f ~hish h-p,eu ulabi.
ID. srp ih-r, .as1 n',sr
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giur r- at fg.t f.fs,,f,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

yA Yankee editor says he'd "like TO die
a laahn, to see drinkin' chap trying to pocS'
e, the shadow Of swinging sign for Ponk'
e,.handkorchief."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08
Sbr G>rtorO Democrat,
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MILLETT & MELLEN.

TEE~s.-One dollar and 6fiy ceuts Ia advance
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cvuts wi bs added 6t ever, year In AiSh pa,uisni
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

eE- There is young miss in Boston who,
when her parents refuse to allow her to at
tend a ball, will Sc, to and have a bdlOl a,
hume.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-10-08

aS" Mr. Brown, is no, your neighbor
Smith very likely mani"
"Yes, very likely to pick your pocket.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-03
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