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OLD SERIES. VOL. %, NO. 8.

port herselfand daughters. She was obliged
to kscpilcm 90; Of sehool all winter. because
they had no clothes to wear, but she told them
That II she could earn enough by doing odd
chores for lho ncir hbos to buy each Of them
new dress, they might 60 in the sPring
Very earnestly had the little girls improved
their stray chances. and very careful hoardsd
the copper coins which usually repaid them
They had nearly each saved enough 10 buy
calico. when Nelly was taken sick, and as ihs
mother had no money before hand, her own
treasure had 10 be expended in the purchase
ofmedicinS.
20. I did feel 50 bad when school opened
and Nelly could not go. bccauss she had no
dr.s.. =" said Mary. 81 told mother would
M, 20 either, but she said had better. for !
could teach sister a, home some, and Il would
- better than M schooling stood II Tor !
frinirh,, bu, Nelly's little face seemed all
the time looking at nc On the wsy 10 school
and ! colin'i 10 happy biz, ~ 6nallv
though, ola way by which We eonld bulh 60,
and told mother wo0ld come ono day. add
the nsSt would lend Nelly my drc,s end
.hc m.,kt come, ani that's the way We have
done this week
nul li', nirlt do1'i you think somebody
sent sister drcs, Jus, Ike mine. and now
shc can como ton. o, Il / only knew who. I
would get down on my knees aud thank them,
aud - would Nelly. hot va DON'T know,
anI 20 we've done all We could ~ them
u,'rerr7pd 70, h,m-and O,Mrs NJ,
wc are all ,o glad now. Amt you, tool"
"Indecd ! am. vas ,lc emphatic answer.
And when ou the following Monday, liul,
nelly. iu the SOW pink dress, entered the
school room. her Gcs rld.cnt as rose in
sunshine. and approaching the teachers table,
exclaimed In t,nss as musical a' tho,- NJ
hcc fountain. 81 am coming 10 school every
dly. and o, ! am 80 glad" Mi, NJ felt
Ms she hal never done before. that there b.
more blessings to give than 10 receive. No
Millionaire. when he saw his name IN pub
l.r prints, lauded tor his lhousln dollar char
liIcs. was ever 50 happy as the poor school
teacher ~ho wore her gloves hnlf a summer
longer than she ought, and thereby saved
enough to buy that little flIherlc's girl 4 cal.
lco dress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Ray. M,uE TGArroS. Tho Manchester
Is. II. J Democrat has the following
Among tho Members Of Congress elect IN
Massachusetts is the Rev. Mark Traflon,
whom many in this city will remember a.
lecturer in several Of our churches iWo yeaE
ago. lie is SIX feet aud Two inches in his
stockings Mr. TahoH j, prompt, scli'rol.'
ant speaker, and aai incident lsiold usof him
while ~ I.nndon several years ago, which IN.
dica,es that he will not be afraid Of Senator
Douglas. Wishing TO enter the House of
Lords "a favor never granted 10 ordinary 'ra''
cllers), he walked up to the porter
~, Lord lirougham IN las seal''
"Ileis."
ASK him to come to the door,--a genlle'
man wishes tn sec him"
In few moments the porter retained with
his I.orlship.
81 am Rev. Marx Tn0on, Of Massaehn'
ss;is, and ask of your LorlshiP the favor OF
looking upon the House Of Lords IN session"
/, is hardly necessary to add tha, be was
very cordially qshcred in.
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and talked with the minister upon n topic
which knew we'll had never ihilcd to exciie
him. kept my attention really riycicd upon
the letter. In this examination ! committed
to memory is external appearance and ar.
rangcmcui In The rack and also lcll at length
upon a discovery which at at rest whatever
trivial doubt MIGHT have entertained. IN
srutn1.nr the edges or the paper, | ohsery.
Ell them to bo mote chaGcd lhan seemed nee
csslry. They presented the broken aproar.
auco which j. manifested when a still paper,
having tccn onco folded and pressed with a
folder. Is reioldcd, IN reverse direction, in
, ilc same crcascs or edges which bad formed
the original fold. This discovery was sudic.
lent II was clear To me tIli the letter had
been turned, as a glove, inside out, redirect.
% and rosellsl. bida the minister good
uornis-, aDd look nay departure ai orcc,
leaving a gold snuiTboN on the table.
The mex, morning called Tor thc snuff
box, when Nc resumed quite caccrly The con.
,crarun or lhc previous jlv While lhu'
engaged. however, bud report, a. of a p.s.
lo', va, heard immediately beneath lhc win
jous or lha ho,r', aut was succccird by a
series OF fearful screams, anil lho shoulinr' Of
iruitrl mob. D rushed in clsr.
mcnl, threw % open auj Looked out. ln iI,r
meantime uspgej io the carl rack, took cha
letter. ru' it Boo my pocket, and replaced irh,
fr smile. which had ,arcmlIy Prrqarci
tiny luJriurs-imiaun1 rhe D. cyphcr
yry readily by means of seal formed of
mcaI
The disturbance in the street lad been o-
r7s.racd hy lhc frantic behavior ol m'r
with mn,lc,. Ne haj fired n amo0c O
crowd or women and children. Il proved,
however. 20 have been without ball, and thc
fellow VS. suffered io ru h.s vayas Iuualc
or drau.ard when be bad gone, D.
came from H,c window, whittier h7d ful.
lowed mm. immediately upon securing ms
object .1 view. Soon afterwards, I b7io hIn
nrracll. The pretended lnua,lc va' man
10 my oeu pay.
b., What purpose had you," ! asked.
" boo replacing lhc letter by hc sim,Ic r.
Would % uo, have h.cu better at tho Gri
visit. Co have seized 10 openly. and dcaauoa''
D" replied Dupln, " D., q jssgculo
man, aud a man oi nerve. lie hotel, tho, De-
not vilhou, attendants devoted lo h.s inter.
este. Hal made lllr Wild attempt YOU sug-
gui, / should never have lgo ,hr ministerial
pgc-rnrc alive. The good people ol rau7
would have hraul oi m, mo- more. BI bad
7n uhier, apart from these considerations .--
You know my political rrcporr,,siuH. In
lh.s matter I ac' as ~ partisan of che hdy CONE
crraol. Tur,trmrr1 mourhs. the minister
la. bad hcr loo h.s power She now las him
300 lus-ancr, being unaware that ,hr letter
Is not iu h.s possession, hc viii proceed with
ns cyar,.nns as if itvcrc. Thus will hr
inevitably commit himself 20 oucc tu hIr pr-
llrll destruction. llis downfall. too, will
uo. ba murn prrr.pa,r than awkward. ltr
a'I ,rrg well 90 lIh about lhc IauI, f.oHu,
lrrri. ba, in all s.u1s OF climbing, a, Ca
u'lni a.l ofs.nsnr, D, .s hr moro easy tn
crt up DIAN como down. IN lhc prrfca, boz.
stance ] have u1 symp,hy-ai lras, 90 pity
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some CNpI1naion.
The Partisan police he said, 'arc exceed
= ING able in'lheIr way. They are pcrsevcrlng
ingenious, ginning and thoroughly 'orsed 10
tho knowledge which their duties secmeh'oi
ly to dcmhni.
Thus when c. detailed 10 us lIs mod,
OF searching the premises ai ihc Hotel D.
iclt entire confidence in his having made
satisfactory investigation, 60 iar as bis IN
hors extended
so fir as his hbor' extended, said !.
Ncs,' said pnT.u. The measures adople,
we're no, only ihc best oi their Kind bot car
ricl out 60 absolute perfection. Had the l'''
icr h'cn deposited within 'hr range Of ihcii
search. ihcsc fellows would beyond aquorio'
have found IT,
merely '''an'' '"' '' seemed lu''' sem
o'' i. '.' '' s''''
'' ,''-..'' "'.' ''''''"'.' were were
E'o' '' '"''' N'"'' ."' "'' executed . "''''
'.l''' .'N 'o ''.'' ',''1 ''fP'''''e To '.'
ease ana To- The man. \ certain '' '' h'fh'
'Tl''''.' resources ''. win '"' project
',' '' ,''''''' ' 10 '' N'.'' 10. 10. '''''
''''.'' ''' '''.i',. ".' 10. '.'' '"I''l cue
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example. an araa, ..nrrr,a7 B, bis oppopcp,.
'rI holding OPP h.s closed h1al, asks, 'ars
rhov even 90 oli" Our scIooI boy rrp.0cs
'ull ani lo's-s. boz uran lhr -co1i 'ual
.' Wins, l'f h' 'N.H s'.s l' himself 'Hrs siu.
a.c'o1 lal ,hCm even upon ihr fTs' u1l, aal
hs amount or cunning D. just suGr.rnl o
make h.m have il.u rlI upon DO, second !
0Fl'hcrcfrr snr., nlI, hrcu-s.r, o'l aul
wine. Nuv with ha s.un.Ha1a jrrnr above
tnc Gr.t hc would have reasoned iha.-'Th,.
follow fals thlt .a inr fr, instance eu,.rr
,fl. and ia lh, SECOND hr viii propose Or
L.n.rlfurra hr frr, impulse. s.mn,c yar..
a,.rr iom oven io oll. a.d.I ,hcGr., simple.
..-. rr, thr7 , second thrurl, will suggest
u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15
MISC ELL A \ Y .
THE PURIOINED LETTER.

tn Paris, jus, aNrr dark, one cus,y evening
ia ihc autumn oils, was crioyirC thr 'u,
Injuries Of meditation and a mccJshaum, r
company with my friend C. Aurus,r puFu
ia NJ. Uulc hack library, or hook closet, a'
troistene, No 80 Rue Durot Tauhourc, st
Ccm1in. For an hour a,lc1,t, wch1lm1iD
tainsj profound silence. when ihc Door OF
our arlumsn, was thrown urga, and aimi,
ted our o'J a-lu7Iun7cr, Monsieur c.
the prrler, oCitr P1rissr police.
wcraye him a heart, welcome Tacpv
f,t 90, down, and shortly Disclosed mos
-c9',N.rg case. ia which h.s rro'rss.ora
s--,,rs tlI been i1 rcsu.s.'to1. lis ''gry
Was h...
,Ihl,s received information ih1ta certain
document. OF o., hs, importance, has been
rrr'a.rcl fon rhr ruy1l apartments. The
.ra.vG-aT who rur'rrr' .t.. lr1vr ih.s B..
beyond a jorhr. t'r be- was seen On '1srIt Do
..L--er a'.1 iIa; b, remains tr t-rros..ss-
.''. '', '..
I'D.
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r-- r. -.t,.... t-..r...- .g..
r..-. t--,r-r-r -f,r-r.t..- wr,vrgrr
r.
.Ttcu.-G' a.l c.. 'Is thr minister
u-.vr.Iarrs 100 tr--.-.a.srr.'rrar
me. vrrr -s tru.r fsruu.r-- 81 man. THr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

suggesting that, lil lW' INl'lUN ltWcl uttu
hidden any where within the limits or pre-
rcci's cxamiraron--in other worls, bod the
principlcs of IT,, conrcalmcnt hccucompchcn-
dcd within The principles of The project, iIs
discovery would have been q mater aliogc,h-
cr beyond question. THE frrlonary, how.
ever. had teen thoroughly my.tiici, and the
remote source Of bis jclca, De-, " the suppo.
si,ion that ll,c minister would davlat he had
done h.msslf-iakc yas, care &, conceal The
letter onaccount of iis being 9' wey precious.
| wen, to work differently Us measures
were adapted To the ministers apcity, with
reference to ihs cicums.arecb- 0hch he
,rss surrounded
knew h.m OF. q courticr too, AND as a Au'd
in,1iguaul Such man. 7 cor,.lrici, could
mo-, lil 20 De- avar, OF urj.nay ro'.ral
modes oC action. lie could ro, have failed
Q, ann,,pl,o-,hr w,yrayirr, 60 which O..
v1s subject. ne mus, have l.rrsss1. rr.
Elected. ,hr sr,rs, investigation of h.7 pcui-
ss.. lie mclara. absences lnm home ai
r.am. which vsr, hailed by the rr.ir, a.
,guaa aids Co h.s success. ] r5s1rlrl oa'y a'
ruscr, Co arorI OPPORTUNITY ior thorough
search to ,bc police. arI thus OBJ. -.oacr goo
,mrrcss ihem vlihr1ay.cu1l ioaLirhG ,
in hr,, d.a Gaally 1u,e-,l, conviction ta'
lhc letter vas not upon thc premises. ! lrt
a''', ,ha, lae uaIn OF thought. ah.r!, ! VAS
Of come pains detailing % y'n ..., now, c'H-
crun.as thc ln,riaac principle ct roic.aI
action in searches Tor article. cnarra'ei-I
n'l'Hai tu' whole moi thought would
necessarily pass through Doc mu' oltho mo.
'.'gr hwaa'l ,mronn'r'y .rll hIm 60 Do.
sn.sc all i'e ordinary u''bs of coa'ra.moni.
Il' could noi' reelected, h' 'o"''A a' not
i' .'r ''n' i.e most intricate anl remote rr-
e-''.' OF his hotel would '' as open a' 'ar
''mm'n'.' closets '' ''.' eyes Co 'h' ?'o',''
go '' F'm''.'' aal 20 'he m.'''.'',''' '' 'a'
project
4 mru.- o, r,rr.s. r, ..m.l.r.ry. ID rr, de-.
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T,.. conjecture oa. 5r,yr MP h-,r7fr the pg.
f--r.rfr- or ihs rrGrl lie rr,sr once
if.urlf ., rr,t4i'r .ur r,..,hlr il4f rl,r min.
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w,LANG uS Rrp lIor lroS PL,Tr
Prof Pepper recently delivered a lecture IN
lhe Polvlcchnic Institute, London, before 4
large audience Of mechanics. in which he 70
marked that the setting oflhe Thames m fr1
vas no longer pike but reality. By dash
inr small bottle of sulphuuc clhe, will, ,
rcN particles of metal po,lssi'm into : hiI
rlsrcrn, q bright Gimo va' produced, which
illuminated the Sholc place. lie in'n laid
down four plate. ofrci hotirou on four bricks
and ono ol his attendants walked over them
blreoo, without any Injury By wsitIur hs
finger. in amonii, the Professor DIPPED them
lnlo a crucible Of melted lead, and let the me
tal run oil in the shape OF bullets into a .hnl
low cislorn Of water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Never say "boo" to a goose, when 'ha
has the power to lay golden eggs. Let your
face bo long-and your bills longer Never
pu, your hand into your own pocket when
that Of anybody else is handy. Keep your
conscience for your own private use, 'pd
don't trouble il with other msn's matters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

"I can marry any girl please" said a
Young fellow, boaslingly. "very true"
replied his wacCish companion, i" ior you
can't please any"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

\ clergyman who had considerable of
farm, which was most generally the case ~
our mrcllhessdays, went out to see one Of
h., llhorcrs, Who WIS blowing in the field,
and he found him sitting upon his Plorshros,.
ing Ibis team.
"John,, fli he, "vould It not be a good
plan ior you 90 have 4 stub scy,hc here, ani
he hubbng a lew bushe. while the team is
5r-'ir.
John, wIlha counlcnlncc which night hl,o
become lhc cdryInc himself, instantly retained,
Would 10 not be we'll, sir, for YOU 90 ha,o
4 swinging board in the pulpit, aud when they
singing. 10 ,w.nrl, a little HaNi"
The reverend gentleman turned on hls be !
evidently convinced.
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3OOO COPIES BEHIND oRDERs'-
PARTON'S LIFE OF GREELEY

emphatesy successful biography The biogrspher WA
worthy bis subject and has written say Of newsps.
pers the best biography since BOswes Life of Johnson. Some
Ing readable book Not having received orders for ninety
not anticipating the very large demsnd for 1t. find
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notice then from editors who opposed TO
Mr.. Greeley on the important questions OF the day.
m.y ns au yIah h 81
confidence recommend me Life Of Horace Greeley to
(Phn Eve. Arsus-southern Democratic 10 principles
he has tousht bis wy up with IRON resolution thIonsh
molde and shspers public opinion great
nation" Boston Chronicle Anti Maine Law.
The Life of Horace reeeys for the youth OF America
study; his ndomitsbe industry and hopeful perseverance,
under bs distressing pedments bis con'taHcy
tied Convictions OF right and his sweeping denunoaton Of
whatever he regards wrong make him model Journalist
The history OF such Horace Greeley
develop the pecu1re and
may learn from the simple narrative OF Ito genius than
could be derived from ponderou' tones Poec: whole
libraries of controversial literature fhilA Sue.
The career Of The great editor from humbs boyhood to
proud emnence among the nsserminds Of the country
IA incentive setve ererton unwsverins peuever-
snee aud TO vigorous resolution to excel can hardly fail to
st''' beneficial many youthful as sss ase'
upward on hsws lifetime snd has risen from the
condition OF poor 10y TO tina, Of the head Of iuers.
only the talent but through Of the
virtues Of INDUSTRY Temperance and
fugsy should be read BY every young In the Union
and be yoEd It's limits" Boston Courier
I'VE predict for this book equal any book Of the
year. Peoples Journal
" We certainly Ike SIR Parton for our boxrapher
He his with uIthulnsss
and sblity that and attention" IN. Y. Mercury
IL book that every young American ought resd and
be profsd BY its lessons OF effort and
Erie Constitution
graphic and entertaining life of Mr.
Greeley. and which sbosbds in "reminiscences of
than interest those who
spicy and attractive biography OF the day and
precict, III hnd mutudes Of readen" Boston Journal
For nnueness OF detail from the time the subject wa
being born to the hour the work press have
its equal IN Y. Dutchman
His life teaches the lessons that Of Franklin and
not lew forcby snd the boapher tells h story ensss
indy that lew who take aP the book will willingly refrain
from reading IL carefully through" Utica Herald
II probable that any important fact in Mr. Greeeys
life has been overlooked BY his euoxst Boston Traveller
These must suffice tor the present; anon.
Published BY MASON BROTHERS,
No. Is Pnkrox Nsw.York.
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A sPIENDiD PRooaAMME on ETHioPiAn SONGS,
LANE thru DiNckR oY and
LA PETITE CHRISTINE IN her Characteristic Songs and
Admission. 25 cents; children under ten years 12l oent4
GIFT TICKETS, AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Anercs, now In Boston, will, for the present. by
Special Advancement, admit four persons each TO
PERHAM'S BURLEsQUE OPERA HOUSE
700 Of these tickets already sold.
Only 81 orc TO sell
To be of;sned from pam 10 PM. at No ess Broadway
Each purchaser Of Of these ekea win be presented with
. certificate Of share IN the
1000 VALUABLE AND COSTLY ARTICLES
donstea BY Mr. Perhsm TO bis patrons
Ms Meeting Of the Shareholders will be held the nth
OF January decide the final disposition Of the Gin Prop
erty-therefoe secure you, tickets.
RUCKLEY's SERENADERS-NO. $50 Broad
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
The popular burlesque on the Open Of
SONNAMBULA.
Preceding which, superior Ethiopian Entertsnm ntst
adj eting to their original motto:
FUN WITHOUT VULGARTTY.
WASHINGTON AT TIE BATTLE OF MON
w MOUrR-By LEUTZE.-The Exhibition OF this Great
National Picture open the Of the National
Academy OF Design No. 66S Broadway DAY and EVENING
A CADEMY OF MUSIC - Will be LET for
IA Ororos Concerts Lectures and Balls The Floor and
Decorations for Balls will supas anything Of The kind, either
In this country or ia Europe. Apply NJ No n Wall 81.
JAMES PHALEN, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-29
Worn Of Intense Interest
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IN Alphabetically arranged, with Preliminary Hstori:sl
E,ssy By Hon Lorenzo Sabine vol l2mo. Price 81 %
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