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TIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL STEAMSHIPS
FROM NETWORK To LIVERPOOL. -
Chief Cabin Passage ~
Second Cabin 10
FRoM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin "
Second Cabin oo
ARaBIA Cspt jndkins AMERICA Capt. Lang.
PFRSIa Can't Ryrie EUROPA, Capt. shannon,
ASIA Cant r O. Lott CANADA, GaoL Stone.
AFRICA Cart harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Lsitch
These vessels clear whi'e sht at mast heah green
CANADA stone leave Boston Wednesday 9Th Dec 1854
AFRICA Harrison New York, "Wednesday, 18Th " q"
ARABIA Judkius, " New-fofk. WEDNESDAY ziih " 80.
AMERICA Lang Boston WeddDsSay i Ia jan 800
CANADA stone " Boston, "Wednesday, 27th "
AFRICA Harrison New York, Wednesday, 2ith "
Berths secured until PAID for.
An experienced surgeon on board -
The owners of these ships will he accountable for Gold
Silver Bullion Specie Jeweiry Precious stones or Metals
unless bs OF aiding signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
H. UGNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
DATRIOTlC LINE.-New Line of NEW
4 YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. THIS line will %
composed Of following sud splendid ships VIZ;
CALHOUN. . 40 tuns burden. Capt. d. " Truman
H. CLAY.....l so tuus burden Capt DAVID Caalkn.
WEI str R......2oto burden Capt j. Lawrence
ORIENT eco ,uns burden. Capt Geo y HILL
The above have been recently built, spd are ths
largest and substantial In the trade. go, -
They commanded by OF experience and aoiy ms
very superior and every ezeroa viii DC
promote the comfort Of PASSENGERS snd the eonVsn
leEes Of shippers For freight or passage a2py 90,
sPOFFORD, TILESTON Co, No. 81 Broadway.
Agents In LiyeTpool-T. GRIMSHA" Il Co., No. ~ oofes
Plaza.
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HIe6ieal.
A LMIRA L. FOWLER, NJ. d., No l37 Ea,
4 n EeSg-York.

4 LMlRA l.. FOWLER, NJ. d.. No. l37 East
"A 2ist-st NeSs-YoTk.
DR. II. Il. NEWMAN, at No. 303 HudsOn-st.,
~ n Y. prepares the DEDICATED rR ANSPAaENr
STREEGTHEhlNG PLASTER Canton Flannel IL
phsbe that be the onIs well adapted 70 weak
un and ell ameness No plaster has been ns9d that
giyes relief = Price l2i cents
HALL RUCKEL Co, No 30 'ireenwichst Wholesale
Agents. and 'or sale By Druggists GeneIslly
CTAFFORDs OLIVE TAk--rhe new remedy
- tor diseases of the THROAT and LUNGS, and for all
RHUMArIC AFFECTIONS
OLIVE TAR Is used oay - linmsnti ems IA asree-
able aromatic oder IL Dheug the oior and 10 the heal
ing props Of this combination Of the sell kaown 500
cs Olive Oh and Tar that the wonderful eotsd
OLIVE TAR is Obtained By dstog lin ceftan prop9rtonsp
Olive on Tar by process patented Nj stafford Ia
Apr 1854 which process all the arid and acd sabstADses
epsrsted and oily aromatic duid obtained Price
50 cents a bottle. Sold, wholesale and retail, BY
J. MILHAU. Druggist. No 1873 Broadway
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Bnilning 0lateridiS.

GOLD WROUGHT IRON BEANS for FIRE
- PROOF BUILDINGS VAULTS, STORE FRONTS,
ROOFS, &c The undersigned prepared 20 frn sh
solid wrought iron relied Beams cut 70 specified lengths
poe hicb enables reOof buildings u DO erected 81
Of wooden The public
invited 10 examine the buidDg Of assrs HsrDsrS Broh
in chs A. shrre they hgvs been used soL further ua-
stiop Apply 70 COOPER HEWITT. No II Burirs clip
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COAL.-J.L l.. WORTH, Coal Dealer, Yard cor.
ntt Of ith and Thompson ss Gowa Office, NJ. =
"alst, seond story, in the rear.
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TBovAs MANs0N Auct0Eetr-by tUNIs HltstL---- :,
LECTION NOTICING. 3O4 BROADh A.
n corner Of Duanesi FRIDAY MORNING. 1t S.'cA'
CATALOGUE
FASHIONABLE FURNITUkE, PIANO E0KlEs' NJ! NY
PORs, on PAINTINGS, aid vGEioes fANCi anu O'H
FUL ARTICLFS. o--,
An EMBROIDERED SADDLE CLOTH
This sse shsiute Pay Advance. The soct st DC
exsmbed DE vous 70 trd during The Of Aa;ron sa
Rosevood Paror suss n rich sain Brocaie ie 81
Chamber -uiss with without marble tors, BOO, So
Nsrdtbss Extsuson Tables RDI wood MlhoEany .nd tt
Walnut Psror Chamber Dnir and Lio ilY
with Planes Mirrors OIL Paintings etc. etc Also . bI'sAu'
No posipotsmeDt
hi = 90 f.rilitT In hcxinR &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08
CLMIRA, CANANDAIGUA and NIAGARA

ELMIRA, CANANDAlGUA and NIAGARA
H FALLS RAILROAD-WIDE CARS with SOFA
gEATs-THREE TRAINS DAILY from foot Of Duane st
The longest brosdg4use Railroad Route In the worit VIA
EewYork and Erie Railroad to Eimirs Elmra. Canslaazaa
and Niagara Falls Railroad Niagara Falls Great Western
Railway (Censdsl Detroit 666 miles The LAT mentioned
Detroit with the Mchgan Central Raroat
for al ponts the Crest West The p c and n. y Rsl
road Lew sLon with the Royal Mall Lane Of steam
kagston OgdeDsbu,sh Montreal azd The White Mountains
This Is with perfect regularity and aspatea Away
msking Ls connections
TICKETS can be procured iollows: From C. 8. rsppsa
No. lS Broadway; H. b. Spsndiuz No 80 BIoadsayj Ds
rlus Cis No lis Bro-d~sy AMI the Asv FORK ard Eds
Railroad Office. foot OF DUanesr.
WILLIAM g. LAPHAM, Superintendent,
sapernt. nients Once. Cansndaikaa, June IL, 1874
NM. W. PALMER, Agau:. No l93 Broad way ~ Y.
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Dcean Cleaners, Gr.

Tor San FRANClSCO.-Dspstch Line
4 Tie superior A. tat clipper chip GO. L. SAMSON
Adsu, Goth Is-ier ia losti1g az Per ;. Et R1er
ara hsyir he he cargo engaged and going on board
49, have tie usual .icL q ths
siruers vii nserve hat the vessels u this line tns ther
ios-s 10 twelve Gays amer coming 10 taeif berth AID
Az ~ orflnd for of iEzd bu have prompt dscsch
re- Lss4ce % Fsc-tI love- af ". olt detention, s2
nv 70 SUTrOTG Co.. NJ. 20 Wa!st.
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Gtopes and Ranges.

CTOVFs, STOVES, STOvEs-A large assert
- inert Of new patterns Of COOKING ard PARL0R
Slows and PORTABLE HEATERS. TOR sale BY
WM. CLARK. No 9CsTlniue ct and No SO 9thsV.
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Reai ctsIau tor bdlf.

AT PRIVATE SALE.-The FOUR STORY
IN Neutrality-suspicious. HOUSE and LOT, No 40
West i7h of House 25 by 81 feet deep all the way
M; finished In first style with all the modern improve
nieuts Sire Of Lot 254 by % feet deep - 1900.
Abo-The THREE-STORY and BASENENT bEICh
HOUSE and LOT No "a. 4ths situst.d the south sde
Size How're 32l by 45 feet deep; heih-d 10 mod-Tn sy
with Pss second story bath room and piazza
enclosed With glsss - - z =,
kso-The FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE aad LOT, No:
o. West ilhs Size of House u By 90 teet deep hssaed
a. modern STYLE with al the modern Improvements Size OF
Lot s46 by half the bloob. 49, - - -
AI.c-The your STORY ENGLIsH BASEMENT BRICK
ROUSE and LOT No I2i West 9sths Size OF House, 1913
BY deep; finished with all the modern improvements
Lot, 1913 by 98 ad-cp - ~ ,,o- =,
Aiso-The rnREE-STORy BRICK HOUSE and LOT, No.
II lshs House 6 by Abost 40 feet deep' ha'
hee In modern style, with all the modern improvements
Lot % Z. ct half the block .
Asa-TNO HOUSES aud LOr7 on east see OF nios1wey
Eos Size l6s by 100 feet deep eacb-'hee story
n scl Stores aud Owe liinss.
For further particuiars applY to,-rvys ..,-
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FOR '~i'1e' p'''' sAKER WEEKS, Auctioneers
No I Pno ST., cor of Broad wa

ISnURCH and LEASE Of GROUND for
~ sALE.Tbe large and substantial bTcs boldns form
efy nsd Methodist Epscopal Church situated Vestry
A. tetwcen Hudson and GIeepSch with Lease, having
seven yea from thu let Of May l Of Three Lots OF
uuud without remit sad Lease subject o three tenwas
each tvaiusion Apply AZ tue OFflCE
of the GROCERS sTEAM-SUGAR REFINING COM
PAkY, No S. Wsllst
TNOR SALE at a BARGAIN-AF IRST-CL
u BROWN STONE English BA.ementl HOUSE.
sab nrosdv about 40 feet front by s. deep of half
took with al the mode improvements Apply to A. &.
LOOMS. No. Ia Broadway, near Sith-st.
IOR SALE-The THREE-STORY BRICK
n BoUsE ard LOT. ia fee, No. 2S West 24dst Lot p;
b. es house about as feet dep In excellent order and
posse ssioD given immediately tbs house will be shown by
fhc occupant Apply TO r. II. JACOr, No. 2R Pesrist
II ONES for ALL-In the CITY Of BROOK
NJ LYK Lots si7S Ten per cssh Address, contain
insivo pOstsse stamps, WATSON HAYNES, lsshst,
Biookyh
NALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE
SIX LOTS on istsv hetseen sd aud % b. ts In
eurs the office OF the Empire roa Works foot Of Fast
2atk SLOAN 4 LEO 3ErT
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
- NETWORK. SOMERvlLLE, EASToS Sc Winter
Arsu commencing Nov - 1884: Leave NeT1Drk
for Ess,or by stesDers RED JACKET sad VYO4ISG,
from Pier No North River at A Of aud 2. M con.
nsctus AZ EzeIchtoEn With r.ini the H1vJsney Rail
road which New York from f)o Of CoaTtIandts st.
or A n, Il 81 aud I P. 81
Fer Somervlle way BY NewJeTsey Railroad from oct 81
Courtlandts. GUY 81 5 P b.
RetuIpns leave Phil psbus Oppo,e .as;on) At s. and
g. - NJ end J sonsrs1lle lwsy t,sinl $500 A. ~
NEW YORK AND ELlZAbETdPORT
Leave New York AZ 9 1nd 10: y A 81. sad fP "
Leave EEabetl port and 9.i5 LIS aud ~ n
JOIN o. sTERSS, Superintendent.
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9irc-prcof Safes.

DANKS sometimes explode brokers fail and
I'D merchants 60 up" but LILIES SAFES and 8ANK
LOCKS were never snown to tail yield their securities
except 10 the proper GuhoreE-h6iT Dc posters
coosauy hand at the depot Of WoRLp'S SAFE
J. C. NORRIS. Agent.
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no,,. Oh aHrtien.
n 6 HoUeH h1stior.rr. ~,
I-CrIOU NOTICE r. IL III ROSEWOOD

AUCTION NOTICE.-RICH ROSEWOOD
APARLOR vURNlTCRH, TAPE5IRY CAaFS -
PIANO EORIf a. l. (Fifyl NOR.lNr- y. -
Cell tie .olsueid HOUSEHOLD fURSlTUt A. oont.insi
s-f fu.1rf house - liJ at zih-.t araf a -
,rrss-, iu Pert of rich -srred r1's~1or ffno
.-,r-a,.. cor $50; ~ eii.r rtce rosero'd F--l.i
q, attn. rtaaroof ttl-rr ard -iT- tsh'tfs r-- Nl
grfafsls - Lsce tlff-n-i rch rlseuJol t.'-'- ~
- h--ss O--rur,s. Er-.r'i11 ed Am Ca o. f
qre..rv .v.t Ara IurfsiH C-rpfs; OF P1ntng-f rnsS
go "a nsto-tpy Bess.-ts, bleaus and Nashs-ni' %
,1stei. Hsr Naitr .~s; Bel e1.sfe-s End n "s - :
v Csser. Ss ana her Bed spFe.ds; Cries Ea"-si IVA
fsr -t set; Silver les s-rsct -sf1rs 81. " ~ s9'.
49,. Cr.-ke-v Gu fi'lss Ware. 'yl-T l'le I
49,, az walnut Cz-.rsilr Diufag AID T. t!l' -
"a, pie ra.Eosaay sDa COttaEs ehs'r'i sofa' sl'eE
g.fIs Ac 90 The Ea.-Iuclt FuTElturs. VIA SlieI l-
80 viii I'd ruerce TIE frfr'urr = Of tn bst desc Pl
,pe comprise many thises both useful and onHnislta SAFE
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AGO TO ST. LO u s.
t.JSev snd ory are-g route via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD

TNIC GO TO 5 I. > s.
'. rev and Only dire. route ODER via
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
U. S. Mai AID Express route
o daily Psss ger dns Sunday excepted Leave ChssEo
(corner Of Van Buren, and Shernan-sts)
firIt-SL LOUIS Day Express ......,.s...s. 30 A NJ.
60 ,onG-St. LOUis Night Express 10 IN.
Tai1s direc. Alton IJ9 miles without change OF css
or basEss with the compsny splendid Gezmen
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
nring exclusive connection with the Passenger Trans)
through 70 st. Louis Us miles, without landing
TINY FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS l5t HOURS.
Ilo Chicago and Mississippi Railroad through Toilet
eoomagoo spdn gield, a8d CafiiGys TO Atoni and ths
Tsyens Pa5le viii e once see the ra2ors1 advantage Of
lls, Az AK LINZ ROUTE ~ OF LOClo,
Over sny other Iolte from Chicago - the So1shwest
NOTICE .-iMPORTAAT CONNECTIONS.
A, Alton-Connecions with daily line packet 20 Keokuk
making this he direct % Hannibal Quncy, kso-
suk And Northeastern Nissoun.
Al 81 ous-Connections with 6rst-css nesof ste.Hsri
sor New Orleans AID ali points Lover Mississippi, Ohlo
Tennessee and Akenas Rivera; and also with
seanes for all points Missouri River, making ths tbs
Lreci route 70 Kansas aud COun-l Bluhs.
Chicago, Augas. l, 1854 r T. MORGAN. Jr., supt
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate 81


II N IL RSt ANCE OF an OfdeE Oh bIc ObiioSaeco VI
the County Of New YORK notee hereby gwen 70
all rsrsona HAVING clss against JULIA FERRY Of the CRY
keYork deceased. present the same WIKI vouchers
thereof the sulscuDcr lis office NO 20 Neers IN tho
CITY Of Nov Yos on before tbs th day Of January next
Dated JOY IS 1854
jyl3 iew6HF AUGUSTUS ALLEDUD, Executor
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II s. Indispensable to travellers
u Issued BY J. g. MONIES Hotary Public, No q War
rent corner of Broadway NAuraed citizens must pro
oCce their certificates
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Ualer Unre.

rOaler Tnre.
V'HE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the best accommodations for pursuns tho
Treatment for the winter and soasole a. else
where. Addrs o. IL WELLINGr0s, " ID
No l18 I2th st New.Yors.
NETWORK CITY WATER-CURE, No l7s Ikh 81. cor
of UnivefsiJ-pace.
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No IS Lsishrst-R TRAIL, NJ D.. PrJpr-tor.-
Accommodate for 700 persons C0ustfy Es,sbshmen at
Fshkll \ DR. o W. MAY Ate ndiuE Physician
WATER-CURE, coroer Of 6th-as. and 3stn-st
w DR.. sHEW untes with Or, TAYLOR Va the lergs
and commodious establishment foe the Fen Wirer PA
TENTS and BOAROERS received AZ reasonaie rates.
Outdoor practice promptly attended 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA and the
~ Sorrru s,d NEST VIA the NEW JERSEY RAIL
ROAD-U. S. MAIL and EXPRESS LINE. Leave eew.
VOL foot of Ibcrv-st T. aud 10 A NJ, and v snd
Through In -Four Hours Fare, - % h. u - y, In y,
ard in 10 and g. NewYors ACCOMMODATION iias leaves
AZ 10 AT stopping all stations Though sockets cold
- inuat (st i6) snd the West and Tor Baltimore Wssh
nson Norfolk sc and throush baggage checked 20 wss
lnFtot 10 Q and 10 A. NJ aud 6 PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-08

Also the Invoice ~ eleghu Pasn Sifuettes and Groups
from Coreiard' OF England comprhsng some Of the most
elaborate spsc ucns ever ot-Ted -
es Dsmonds Of the celebrated nslufac
f J.c0ues Geneva recently exhibited ~ the CrJ al Pal
ace with variety other rich Fancy Porceain bfonkes
and Marble "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
OLD SERIES. VOL. 81, NO. Al.

Of oyerseer. In another were some twenty
boys, conducted by one Of their number. larg-
cr than the res, and the third was made up Of
66een or twenty girls, varying IN ago from
six to twelve, under the suPerintendenco Of
lad OF perhaps fourteen years. They traven-
ed the field in plaioons, gathered up the heads
Of grain which hat been dropped by the reap
e-s, bound them in hindiuls, and threw them
on the ground as they advanced.
Thi, is for tie mos, part tho work Of the
children, Who are sen, to the field, every div
after school hours to do this and Ike light Ia.
bor. They continue in the field ill 5 o'clock
and then are dismissed to return to tho vii
lsge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
POETRY.
Home and Friends,
~ cuAELrs ssw.ts.

Nv cuAELrs swhtS.
u, hsr,',a rovyr, 90 make each hour
A,.vect % IIoayeu dg''yusi b,
Nsr nee. ~ rJ,m o. buug t bone,
Th5usb i,p thsrs hs Who 6ni l';
We .c,k tuo bigb or lhirg' -'rss byr
AuI lose vhat nature ouad us;
r.r Ule bath here ro charm 90 tsar
As home and friends aroundus.
weor DESTROY the eprss-ut joy
Fsr ftufs hars. and rralss them;
whar havets e. ,~c,t t11-n at our feet
lived dbu, ,,ocp 90 rai., lhsm'
Fsr thing, .fr stl svJe,sr noe,
wbra ,ou,h'. bright .reu bath b1aldus;
Rar ,soa we've Ilugbt th,J earth bath nauEh'
L,as a..as eos lira.is aluald gs.
rbr Firrl. rhst .rss' i1 t.us ofussd,
wbrpH1rs's h.rrr5l r. .'hlssa,
To ,brv u, .',n thl', rru- vh'tvtl,
wsp- uat quite iyf.aseai
Thau.h 900 we've night. q, lut d. iglt
From Tnsul.hIP's ah1r crowned uf,
'TsoalJ prove ths t.l.s Of earth was THE
O1r homes arl ilrrls arsrrl us.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08
CELLAN Y
THE GREEN RING AND THE GOLD
RING.

IHE NkEkN hlNN ANu AhE NVAb
RING.
The s,1rv have 90 isl, occurred Ices ,han
s-iv wear, ego, iu the jly' Of powder and
r-rlfs. Of high heads aud high heels
when bslu1 10 Fca.srcsa coats lined with
--ss--r'ar. attended on bellies who 'icni,ed
rrr dainty STEPS with rUcl-heliod canes
a-l ehga 'susrs-Js-ca,,het lay lso sachcts.a
cana, oa toilet uJ'rs amorg patches and
ur-s.
L-.s jhl1 eighty years ago. when ihr fair
gr-ra Of Tuasc ana hcr ht.os oi horror
welded these same lsrrss-jrcleh-t with
a.ra ofthc ease with much ofihr cas-, with
Which usy f.ur.rI rhs.r frF Ices lh1u
erft, wear, 900. vtrr '.e rrra g'I Marquis
Do Wrhra. v.s vrtn. tu hs brother t.r
C--ar...Ir Matte those fearful 'rurH,
vl-gr itc r-afsrof 'rc rrr..asl-y u1y
trace. -. lraw7, the 'sr#,r powers l0.a
exercised hg lhrsr.-ae.rs 90. Trance over
r.- Suns arI daughters, as well as over
u-r t-ar,s r.f a.He. IIi. .aH' -0'-
rr. N.-a, 1r Nuh--a' lare jd lc
r--.rr v.ra boz wrote ,l..s letters. a- whoa
lr Consigned J...r boz 'hr flush of youth,
,-f borr, a-1 ..,s. n a rara-crN a1l w
,1Tc-,ha, shr rm.'r.un, vas 90 De- u.
F-n,rI t1 rar Gm- .r.Hl, yrurrnr.l 500 ls
... -fBr.a a.n ahe-rrfr. -- ,arr '-r a-h.-
ta-y powers re gssl .a u.a.y we're soon ,a
0er,avay G- ever.
less ,naa rsl,y wears ego, ilsr, hsH-'
o.. Revolution was j-glm.I of n tu' Tlr'
r.Fua-r, vb.rg stood Ia a laa-, struggling,
-ar--ac village Of ore ,ae soudca p,s.
r--s. ..ure.ar1.muI cottage. lrss dirty
a-I un.ry.uur DION those bv which d, was
rrurdrI There uas ro t.rhssp r-lr-
urs1.,l-v window, 20 7a.l'. before ta'
G.rr. which. unlike every other house boo
Hsrn1ec. possessed ,hc laNary of lu one
ar-.rrl laur-s'rr 80 usy crua-o--ar-
J..s gave cheerful evidence of'hr leisure ur
a,'e y lc inmates rr i1 those days lhc
-.'..i I,,..'...' ', . ''... ''. - '
'..-.' ',''.' ''". '' -''.-'
,'' '.-.' -.
t,aar cottage q uls,arium haI been gr',ucl
b.. .,--, ana ,t-r,b b, yellow md or.
---. r,V--. ,r, ,,.r,. 1.v and ,h-r. catch
-..r-., of ,.r7-rnfIgyrrus s,rs
--,.----.....,...r.-... 80, ,t.. r..,r. l,,.r.
.-. ,.. 49,. ,r. 1900. or ,r. rng,
,-.-.-,..r..-.-....rl.--l. h..r,r-.
-, ....r ,....l ,r, r-,,r,
vtr,- Irls.,r, was ihr support ufa Younger
g-r,brr,rI sister. and Of a brcar-cycI grand
r,trr
Now Ariy VA, pr.,ty. a- vc,las a Lart
urr,.a, -.r'. ,stitus, neither ,a her beau.
~ nor IN her lr9r.rry tb1t She was indebted
r- b,,r-,ir, ,hs bs,,.r, rfpur ,,,,.a'.boach
Del, .r,,,,. b., fr3.r, varL when other.
r-rrs frF ro-s bs5 made ,7,so8. tongue,
-r..-, 5bsgt her Village scandal .s very
UEe town scandal as Ike asa slkgu mas
ru-raIr eos,ums is 60 JOS lusey.woolssy
original rLe form Is the same. the texture
alone ia l,r,---t ,,l,, ibs well Br-B-r-
--,l rrm vr.,b u,,.r MA, fetched ana
.t.-..t---r.1.,-. 60. ,-,. ,-.r,r f.
-...,...----l.,r-, ,r.,.,r-,, .,,r.,,. ana
.,-..t--...-----rt..-.........,--. ,--.
,-,t--t-..,,-.. -...,.I,L
.- .''o'''. ""..' ..'' '''-'' ,'', ",'
r, o,,' '". - -, ~. ...I
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

A DAurER. Alta dinner party lately, tho
following message was politely delivered by a
liul. girl to nj, nf no Interior order lit
you please Mr.. -, mamma sends her compli-
ment,, and would be much obliged II yoG
would l,gin 10 b. funny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

were, with other relics Of the old regime,
lost or removed from the liiils village church.
Yet the story fingers there still, and, like
msuy another strange story, 1t is true one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-08

She no sooner became aware Of the gro,io's
vicinity than she rose hastily; and, snatchinp
mp her basket, set Oh down one Of the alleys
Of the forest, wiihou, taking timc to CON
slider where she was going when forced to
pause to recover her breath, she found her.
sell in a spo, she had never seen before, bu,
one 50 lovely ,ha, she looked around with
surprise and admiration.
|, twas liulc glade, in form almost an
amphthcaur. carpo,cj with turf a. son and
elastic as velvet; il, brich, green, enlmelled
with flowers and ON each petal, each tiny
blade OF grass, dcv.drops were sparkling
ike tears Of happiness, in welcome to tie
sons returning ravs. Around this little cir
Gle. mighty Dbl trees, guarded and rugged,
the h,hcr oc the forest, were so regularly
ranged as 10 seem the work NJ art rather than
n nature, and this impression was strength
cnei by the a,cnuc.lkc alley that spread
frrm !, sovarls the moth. Immediately oP.
posuc TO this opening, on the southern side
of lhc amphi,hcllrc, rose ramP'r, of grey
rocks ma'ol'd with golden veins, nom
whose hoary slg sprung forth the rock rosc
or pink cy''u', and under whose moist shade
the blue a''or' Que 81 The hiTe'' OF earn .
stars nour'h'i layur'an'Iy. A'A''N eye
Hon The trees c'a''' and H'"'T,' she SCI
her basket d'"n carefully '' '"e '''' 0' 4
fine old oak aud, i'r:'''i's i'"su'' "'1',A"'
suTen''u'u' ''''or'' '.''.' ''''', .' gamer
me The de"'rcmmel MOVERS ''''' net "I''"
was quite luIl.
Then, seating herself under Vac OAK '''
began with pretty iasudiousne'' To eho0'c TOE
mos, perfect n her treasures TO arrange INTO
bouquet Cor her bosom, and oue iorhcr haif.
While thus engaged lhe llIl chlulcI, halt
rcc,,ed her Sal,c Regina
u,J,o,l. or,,, yt, reign, above.
Mrb,rolclmra-, anI Laycl
", lon ih.. our,hsI word or,,au,
Srni sish' '1i groa0' u0'" 'h'us ''rs.
n'' -, ,-.' -,
- ,.,
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49,. 49,, ,..,-,,.,r.,l or Irr, N, ,,rn of
-, raf,. ~, ,.,.,, ,,.l,,h. ,sry Gnl f.,
,t.. c..,,,,, ,r,b.. ,,y,, of rc,r,c.,J. Sh,
.,,.i,.,,l.. ,r. ,.rror. O., thatt tradition ~.
cured 10 her memory. and wished she were
ro, alone i1 ,ic haunted forest 90 80 un'uosy
1lv Many aul many were 'h' surrr.il.
uurs 81, hsd heard regarding 81. Johns
Eve, aud m1Gy ,hr oh'cr,ancss NJ which she
had been the terrified witness; bu, that
which had always affected her Imagination
,hc most, was ,hr ancient belief that any one
who has courage to hold lonely VIGIL IN
,hu-sh on 81 Johns Eve, hcloll' passing
in procession an those who ar1 h'rI 20 die
within he yrlr. Il was with Ibis suTcrs,,-
tiun that ihr legend of Baurcgarl was as
,a,fai,I for. IL v1s said that in old times
certain laIy the family lll. for reasons o'
her oyn-hrI reasons of c0or-e-held such
a ,i-n. had seen boz own sp.ri, among he
doomed ana h7l .nls,l Died ,hlt year. Tn-