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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
FOR BOSTON.

DAILY, (SlrUEpAr' & sUSDIri rHorrrrp1
on and amer MONDAY, the
fM1 i7rh inst. the Fast and 70 70.
ssSXSlty perior sea-guing Steamers -
u>fS>e" LAWRENCE, (Capt. CiFt'
SrURDIVAsr,) and ATLANTIC Capt "to'
KNIHr,) will rup as follows!
Leaving Ailal &c Rail Road Wharf every Msa
,lsy, Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday and f"dai'
at I o'clock =. VI. and Central Wharf, Bo'''n''@
'' Cob,n p.,.ass ' sI.2S
mr. /" 100
Freight taken at low ratss.
n. B.-Each Roat is furnished with large mum lin'
Der Of State Rooms Coz the accommodation OF i@.,
aud Families and travellers are reminded lhal w
taking this Line, much saving OF time aud sNpen,'
will be made; AID that the Inconvenience OF arr
ing in Boston at late hours Of the night VIII A''' -
avoided.
The Boat. arrive In season Tor the passengers 10
tax, the earliest trains out ofths city.
l.. BILLINGS Agent, Portlahe'
J. BROOKS Agent, Boston
March ~. 1881. IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
THE AMERICANS FRIEND.
PILLS

To hc CW:'H' ~ me tHh'd NGiN'-
| mu,t Lunhly add .incrrrly thaak you for the
immense patronage which you have l''iuwcd upon
m, rili. takc this uppuuuniy II stating that
M, Ancestor. we're all American Cnitsu., anil that
entertain Gor al that roaccm' America AMI the
Americans, the mist l'el, .ympa,hiss, 80 murh 90
that originally conpoun led these rilI. expressly
o. .uit YOUR climate. hahit', constitutions, aui man.
nsr Of living, intending To establish myself among
you, which have now done, by taking prsm's''
IN New Nork. THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
-, Cgrss, n las rsi NlsIu Svs,i', N,r io,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
PURIFICATioN or THE BLOOD

LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.
The CitiIsns ofthc tnion suffer much 'rur de-.
order. II the Liver and stomach. .r,rrr, any arc
fee from the Influence Of these dr.tIucti,r maa
dies. hcnce he wears fi.t. The iair sex, p'thap'
the mast hand.um. o. the world, up t. certain
period when, distressing a. say, manN l""se ih'tI
teeth and rupd luuks, vhilr Vet ~ he hrNdiy 81
lie .u,h .ai evil. ur,, d. rdsctualy Umediuu hy
cuntinusll, keeping the hUod pure, and the liN,l
and Stomach IN health, action, when lie NJ,
ho0 smuuthl,, and frssmhle plants On cung'nal
cline. where an eternal sprng aprcar 10 .l''gn'
A. te-afds the preservation II The huW1n iiline,
and the duration II he, ,nuch may L. effected, and
.ay fsfc..l,. that health aud M, canb" piolnng'
81 ior NAM years i-,ond their Ordinary limits, :
IIolloua,'s Pill ATE tax, 90 puth the blood &C.
cbtdnr to the rules laid down for health contained
IN the difcciions which accompany each huS.
4 CASE or WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
OF 10 YEARS STANDING. CURED by
HoLLOwAY'S PILLS.
Copy ora hro ROW CatiaH yAH J,h.s.H. ARo'
House, Nns Yo,t, dated Jan. Sh 1854.
To PHoTIssoR Holloway, y, Corner d Ann
anil Nassau Streets, n. Y.
Si,.-It With the most heartfelt PLEASURE
have 10 inform that have lcrn restored 20 hralth
and strength h, nking YOUR pills. For the lastteu
wears, suffered from arrangement 81 the Liver
and stomach, and Was rcducrl To such an eNtreml'
IL, thai ! gave up NJ, ship, never expecting t. "a
10 sea any mote. ~ had rre,l every remedy that
uas recommended to me- hut all no rurpese and
had given ~, Ell up e. despair, when was az last
recommended 20 take your Pills. AGeT using them
1r three months, the rcsst Is that an now ia bet
Ter health than have been ior eleven wears rat
and indeed ~ well a. ! ever was IN my life. You
arc quite at liberty To make this known 6r the
I~o.dt of othefs. remain, Sir, Nours very Ie'
specially. (Signed) JOHN JOHNSON.
T1,,, celebrated PiR, az, poadSrtaHy ,Fsaei0H IL
. "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
Dr. Ordwny'. Pain Destroyer,

Dr. OTdway'. Pain Destroyer,
and DR.. OTdvay's Cough Destroyer,
sre Coz sals O., al Agents ipr Discovery
Try them, --thcy ommcnd Themselves.
Eg-SssiI,s' C.rralsIs % 10 had q AsrVi'.
Soliby G. ". ATwCiL. under the United
States Hotel. Portland, General Agent ior Maine
Alsu sold b. Druggist. snd dealefs IN Medicine eS'
eryNhere. Sold by ANDREWS \ BATES
anil At JOHN DRESSER'S ladies' Shoe store,
rans Ilill. 70
Solib, ". 4. RUST. ". d. So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29

Agre Female lr'gu' Urine
Asthma hulies Scrofuh, or
B,Iious Com. Feyrrs of all Kings Evil
plain,. Kinds Sore Thr"at,
Blo,ches On the FITS Stone aud Gravel
skin Gout Secondary SyInp-
Bowel Com. Headache toms
nlain,. Indigestion. Tic Douloureux
CaIic, inflammation TumoTs
Constipation of Jaundice Ulcers
the Bovels Liver Com. yepereal Alice %
Consumption plants tions
Debility I.amlago Worm, g. all
Dtor., Piles Kinds
DNscntey rheumatism Neahhess' hom
T,t.ip,I.. Retention of whatever
cause. Sc. sc.
Sail n, the C,,al Ii.hment Of Professor IIoLLo.
way. q, Corner ofAnn and Nassau sts. n. York,
andb, ali respectable Druggists, Dealers IN Med.
;rioe. Throughout the British Empire, and ofihose
Of the United States, in Pots aud Doyes, At 81 i2
o.n,s. 81 cents ami $3.50 each. To lie bad at
whole.ie at the principal drug houses in the UniOn.
Wholesale by the Principal Drug House. in the
Union, aud by Messu. A. II. & ID. Sands, New
yo,k and b, Joshua Duryin 4 Co., Portland.
There is a considerable saving by taking the arg.
er siIss.
B.-Direction. Cor the guidance OF Patient.
in every Disorder are affixed To- each Box. COW 81
AoIsr,.-AspRIws 4 BATS, Paris Hid.
W. A. Rvsr, N. D.. South Pari'. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29

RuAGE. or Flooding p,ISTuL, SurrETs,tb,
and IHRFoUL.E MTNsrRUsTIoN, &c, with All
their accompanying evils, Cancer eSocpted') no
matter how severe OF Of how lons standing.
A Word to The Ladies'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-09-29
WOE TO THE BED BUGS!
Forty thousand slain in one night!
DEATH TO THE LIvINGI
Long Live the Killer!
HE INroLERABLE NUISANCE OF
BED p U CT s

Can bc g., rii OfsdcciuaIy, oOy by the nee u the
-nO,mNU s-aSH0~s
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W., Fr,f,gr, ~ me- W.sfrf.l Ff,is n ne Na.
rar, Eutgr,rt 1Hd P.sd Psutv- Lli sas' Il
Eryurs',s laI Ls,fr C.HTlusi Cvri.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-10
MINNESOTA TERRITORY.

i4OOl From ST. Paul, by Kaposis, Carlisle Point Dosg
las. Prescott, VIE, ked Wing. Min, Mount Yer
non, Reeds Landing, Nelson's Landing, Monte
Vile La Cross, Ws., brownsville, Min, Minnie
wnh Warmers Landing, Wis, Winoms, Min,
Mieness,s City, Lans ns, Pom, Rotk, To-. Cspoi,
and webs,er, 10 P,airie dn CHEN, VS., 40 miles
and hack, once geek from November IS TO April
Is in each year.
Leave ST. Paul every Monday AT smi
Arrive At Prairie dn Chen next Sunday ny PM
Leave Prairie du Chen every Monday stesmi
Arrive at ST. Paul next Sunday by6 SPIN.
[cor-rsuEp RAGS ov pAiiv eAssaj
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Cedar Lake. Hickory Point Winnsd, Deco
River, and Fillmore, back 70 Coffee Creek, squs
To "a miles and back, week,
Leave COFFEE Creek Wednesday at pm;
Arrive Of West Creek next day by Jpn;
Leave West Creek Tuesday att am;
Arrive al Coffee Greek next day by IA Ina.
IiI35 From Michigan City. by Waterford and LapOr,s
20 Byron ~ m,les and back week
Leave Mich gan Guy every Saturday al am;
Arrive at Byron same day by IL
Leave Byron every Saturday at p m;
Arrive al Michigan City same day by pm.
1876 From Crown Point, by Mensyllie and Hobart 10
Lake Station, II miles and back, twice week
Leave Crown Point Tuesday and Friday at am;
Arrive al Lake Station same days by ~ IN,
Leave Lake Station Tuesday and Friday At pm;
Arrive Crown Point same days by 4 D N.
Proposals for three trips week will be considered
l473T From Nevtown by Shawnee Praire Independence
and Pine Village, TO oxfort, rs miles and back
week.
Leave Newtown every Wednesday at a M
Arrive at Oxford sanie day by s m;
Leave Oxford every Thursday at am;
Arrive al Newtown day by pm.
fSee laG721
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Arase AZ whts Hsa s-ms day by u pm
l4eos From Carlisle. BY hAsst Greek, Marco Buck Creek,
bug. .ai sps.assls. 10 Bedford. q miles add
back, once week.
Leave CARLISLE Monday Al 9 ami
Arnvo Al Bedf I'd nsxtaay by IAN;
Leave Bedford Tuesday At pmj
Arrive al Carlisle mex day by pm.
From Bowing Green, by Haissrovns 70 Point
Commerce. "a miIes and back week.
Leave b. 4ing Green Tuesday al lam;
AT.ye nj Point Commerce same day by I'm;
Leave Point Commerce Tuesday al 1 p m.
Arrive a 80 Wing Green same day by p IA
l46os From Bowling Green, by Jourdaa viage and San
Fe, 10 GospoFt, 20 miles and back, a
week.
Leave Bowling Green Saturday attain;
Arrive al dospon day by ~ M;
Lelve Gosport Saturday, at D M,
Arrive At B,~iing Green same day by pm
1869 From Bs~ing Green by B,l Air, Anguiio, Lew
s.. and Busfas" Mills, TO carlae. a mles and
back, a week.
Leave Bo~ng Geen Monday at a M
Arrive At Carlisle sau,e day by opmi
Leave Carlisle Tuesday Al 6
Arrive at Bowling Green day by Spn
1910 From Bowling Green TO Bszl, u miles and back
a week
Leave Bowling Green every Thursday at II ans
Arrive a Braz same day by u pms
Leave Brsz every Thursday at 4pmi
Arrive al Bo wing Green sane day by p m.
46ll From MeHexama, by Annapolis, Bethany, Russell
vles and Paikersburg, TO Ladoga, - miles and
Lsaye Monezums Friday at am;
Arrive at Ladoga same day by 5 m;
Leave Ladogh Saturday al 3 a
Arrive at Monexuma sumo day by 5pm
l46l2 From Nonteznma TO Highland, l mile and back
twice week
Leave Moutexuma Wednesday and Saturday a, s
Arrive at Highland s.n,e day by9pm;
Leave Highland Wednesday and Saturday at m;
hvs # sIsasa same day y ss,e, r. invited
1868 From Baipbridge by Groveiand, New MayaviIe,
North sasm, and jamestown, to Lebanon, 30
Leave Baiobridse Thursday a, ami
Arrive at Lsbai on day by pm;
Leave Labaann Friday at am;
Arrive Bnubrdxo day by q D
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;
aad Blue Ridge, 70 sAslbyviIis, ~ muss and back,
once week
Leave Aaaersenv.Ie Friday at!ans
Arrive Al Saelbyyllie day by su,
Lease sheibyvlie Saturday al sm;
Arrive . AndessonsIie same day " 6pm
1862 From Fssepot, by Nicholas kems and L. J.
Reeves 10 Pleasant View, ~ miles and back once
Leave Freepor every Saturday at 3 am;
Arrive al Peasans View same day by lam.
Leave Pieasan, View every Saturday al pm,
Arrive at Frecport day by SPIN.
1853 From Pleasant View, by Loadoa, Manwaring's
miles and back, a week
Leave Pleasant View Tuesday at ms
Arrive Manwaring's same day by IL m;
Leave Manwaring's Tuesday at 1 p m,
Arrive al Pleasant View day by 4pm.
Proposals TO extend 70 Yellow Springs invited.
1864 From Sheibyye by Noah, Greenfield Eden, Men
don, and Pendeton, 70 Huntsville, IS miles and
back, once week.
Leave oheibyviiie Tuesday at g m;
Arrive a Huntsville day by q m;
Leave Huntsville Wednesday at m;
Arrive Shelbyvile same day by m.
Proposals 10 end at Pendcton invited.
1865 From Clark shurg by New salem, Rmhvllle Smell
sers Mils, and Raleigh, 70 Lewisyie. 80 miles
and ha, k once a week
Leave Carksburx Friday at m;
Arrive at Lewisviile same day by SPIN;
Leave Lswlsville Saturday at a
1886 From Metamora, BY sups I'm, to carlsssrg, l2
miles and back, once week.
Leave Metamora every Saturday at 6 IA m;
Arrive at Ciatksburg same day by 10 m,
Leave Clarksburg every Saturday at l2m;
Arrive at Metamora same day by p m.
1857 From Nashville, by Bean Blossom and Mount Mo-
riah, to Edinburgh, IS miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Nashville Saturday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Edinburgh same day by lam
Leave Edinburgh Saturday al PM
Arrive Nashville same day by pm.
1863 From Harrison, by Logan, Kelso New Alsace and
Cork, 10 North Hogan, Is miles and back, a
week
Leave Harrison Saturday at Gam;
Arrive a, North Hogan same day by l2m;
Leave North Hogan Saturday nt2pm;
Arrive at Harrison same day by 7 pm.
1859 From Munceown, by SmthheId Windsor, Macks-
vile, Winchester, B,rona, and Darke to Green-
vile, AZ mi ana back, twice week
Leave Muncie.own every Monday and Thursday
at Sam;
Arrive at Greenvie days by 6 pm:
Leave Grcenyie Tuesday AID Friday at 8 am,
Arrive at Muncle,own days by pm.
Proposals for commencing at Selma invited.
l46i0 From Manrietown by Sharon, Albany Fairvew,
Half Way, Mount Pleasant, Jay Court House,
Ma. ca nd SkAelta Eroaa
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Arrive al New Castle ssms day BY epn.
4659 From Hasesslo~n, by Unoasport, 70 MAcksve. ~
mica and back, q wcek. tssN
Leave HaR4rstown Friday al y a m;
Arrive at Macksvii~ same day by : Ia,
Leave Macksyiie Saturday at 8 M;
Arrive at HsSersio~n day by Up
1860 From Cambridge TO Haserstown, miles and back
three times week.
Leave Cambridge every Tuesday, Thursday. and
Arrive at Aagers,own same days by 10 am;
Leave Haserssown every Tuesday. Thursday, and
Saturday al m;
Arrive al Cambridge same days by 81 IN.
1861 From Wiiamspors, by Yves, Lebanon and BATH
more, 10 Coyington, 10 miles and back, a
Leave Williamspon Saturday al S a IN;
Arrive al Coying ton day by i2 m;
Leave Coyington Saturday al m;
Arrive al Wlllamspor same day by
1862 From Deef6eld, by boundary and Salomona, TO
Fort Recovery Ohio, IL miles and back once a
week
Leave Deerhed Friday at 10 m;
Arrive al Fort Recovery day by 6 p M;
Leave Fort Recovery Saturday al 8 a m;
Arrive at Deer6eld same day by 2 p m.
View Albany, Granville, and Roylon, 10 Wheel
Ing ~ miles and b ck, once = week
Leave Deerfed Monday a, am;
Arrive a Wheeling same day by p m;
Leave Wheeling Tuesday at IN;
Arrive at Deeried Same day by & pm.
1864 From Middletown, by Hutton, Yorktown Harri-
son, and New Corner, to Wheeling, 26 miles and
back once a week.
Leave Mddc,own Tuesday at a m;
Arrive al Wheeling same day by 5 p m,
Leave Wheeling Monday at 8 M,
Arrive at Mddetown day by S pm
1865 From Frankfort by Berlin and Petersburg Tip
ton % mites ard back a week.
Leave Frankfort Thursday at 8 am;
Arrive al Upton day by SPIN;
Leave rpton Wednesday, at q m;
Arrive Al Frankfort same day by pm.
1866 From Kinks Cross Roads by Boxey and Cicero,
10 Strawton IS miles and back week.
Leave Kinks Cross Roads Friday at am;
Arrive at Straw,on same day by ST. m;
Leave S.ragton Saturday at 6 mi
Arrive at Klrk's Cross Roads day by p m.
Proposals for lwice-a-week are invited
1867 From Kuks Cross Roads, by Fnnkfort, Fillmore,
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PROSp T. & I U 5
TEXAS REPUBLICA n.

The Tr,,s Rsrret fc,> Is one of tie largest
nar-r ur'l' h '''", ahu c""'hlh'
.. ..r meiirt ihin any country
rr,.... . I.w rftc- II ~ 50 per artun,
f.,afrt ..- u .nhs rihiHr; - 90 II paid IN
, s,.fll- or - UI .aymrut b. d' layed nnii' after
..- II, months
81 .nt-ct,rs taken ont nf i'ie comfy wilhonl the
ais n.r tn ytneut "a have found II motc trouble to
.i.,i .ncb d.hls ii.sn earn the money
..f h-rfh. ems. 10 ~ hy ramiing
M .,4 .h i'kinr the rrcept ui tl,c
ffr..-fitA I.."t ..ts' "n sens.
a. ... .f,I.r N .Hcu oyer hv- ycrrs N opera
.. t. fu-.n % HnYetc-~Hp 90 "a, much 81 %, past
.....r Hf 6iInrr .nur.c ak|ns the past hs guide,
49, nrs wlilr,e 81 b, juisei b, a.
a. g. -niiri 1T say tha 4, IL democratic paper
.oI sail eneavrr To- ,nsiHlain tic principles u HAT
farte IN iheu pnfiiN.
Ntr.ln T. lerhaps the hest location tot a ncwspi-
t.. # any utt.f place La tef, Texas iIayHs a
M prsl w mai FROM ,hnyeyou. aud grtuug "a great
man. r, hy me trr"us burs tl,s run M 'r Red
ntrf ffndc, rnabied p iay hei"fv our readers
,Y t. interior laef news liiau thrt cauuhan through
a.. other channel Beside. Nr have snim,hlr
change lst 81 ur,f SKY paprrs and mag tain.s. em
h-irile some ct iho mpst popular qualifications. ~ ths
ruunsr, From ihrse Nc have Tine beet iaeiues lot
making au interesting paper
Paiues n-ws, rtrnuy selections, railroad ARTICLES.
.lueatufai matters iic naftris nud rscfI thiug cal
,ulstr,i 100 advance the interest Of ouf STATE hnd
,iuntr, Will he iugnd ~ H. voumrs
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| q 4 u T. X ) J.. |. >

rns ,rs,s RsfuaLfcss is one of lie largest
weekly papers IA Eastern irias IT, circulation is
crh, l'nt .roupu OF country embraced Wiihin tie
boumatcs OF Rcd River nnd the lrihly The coun.
tie, OF iiaff,.uu Cas- Iiu.. Bowie Red River, ian.
ru Lamar Hopkins. Collin, ip.har smith tirto-
r. Gu-k raGu,, Shelby. >an Augustine and \a
cog lrcics ~ Irs,s, nnd Me Ian,h-- Vt addn a,i
n, >oio. IN luupians haSee,lcnded the Nspuhran
a lib, Ihl support. AMI wide and rapidly increasing
''oulai,on These counlrs IA leans. 1t w'l. be- seen
~ glance =, ,hr mpP embrace tlir m's, Desirable
rrH 1T tie state nhd being wei adapted Ia the
ra.iutc 81 cotton, are mpfly >ci,iins wish wealthy
,ri rIiasuri, pnpua. ou. They are alrr1dy cIra
ne ct al ing annually t, thr commerce "l NeN or
,arr Boo the stclc 81 roiioH alone ~ nrpn In
...,r' on of country the lopulauon Of which ninsi
b, near 100 go uah,tauls. tle Krpuhhaauis l"caisa
rte Rspuhl,car oilrts fine Inducements "a advcr.
tsrI-, moth al home and nhfiud
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like globales of blood. His crescent tail,
which swept the ground like the skirt Of
fashionable lads's dress. was happy mix.
ture OF glossy black and fiery vermiliou.
His broad single comb. with its sharp tri-
angular teeth, fell gracefully upon one side,
tike tho waving plnme OF kossrih hat
And his whole appearance, from the crown
Of his head even Unto the solss Of hia feet,
was that OF q Mexican commander at y
grand review.
Very diferen, WAS the appearance If the
ungainiy oockerel chosen ~ the represents
alive OF fvs and twenty millions OF trcsmen
/ And some slaves He WAS in truth
rsvky fellow. no, unl,kc youth thu, had
sho, up n foot or no beyond his years His
manner wa. decidedly awkward. snd his
dress shabby and neglected. especially tho
tail, which was IN rather shattered condl'
ton. Ills outer covering consisted Of
| thin sui, of short feathers, OF divers colnrA
| intermixed IN a most peculiar manner, Ru,
there was neither jet black nor snow white.
deep green, nor blood rcd all were dali.
and dnsy. and disagreeahls.
| IN other respects he VAS equally remark
! able lie was tall and slender. aud Carried
a high head on slight supporien bot. Ike
many OF the people no represented, what
he lacked in substance he made up in show.
for his legs were OF tho exact luslrs OF
gold. Altogether. he looked as much ike
native OF Pike county. a. any Missoaris
that ever measured ak feet and three in hl-
yellow unmenionsbles and his damaged
! tail strongly rssemblad Douiphsn's mon on
/ their arrival at Busns Vista, fresh from the
! wilderness.
| But i. must he borne in niri. ,ha, this
monster bird. upon whose gli,,cfing galiics
hung tho glory OF great nation, MAS only
las, years chicken. Tie had not yet At
tanned has complete stature. nor bis limbs
! their just proportions, nor his feathers their
I full length, nor his eo'ors tho ploss and
hrllisncy OF rips maturity even his spurs
had no, ye, pro,tuded through tho skin OF
and hin bearing fearless. and his lu,ifoa'
eyes flashed with the hre OF defiance.
There WA ono other thing IN bis sppear
snce particularly worthy OF mention. Tho
nsny colors OF his plumage, like those Of
the prism. nicely in,erinised. yet preserved
their dis,ncines. Bu, while the casual
observer Jaw nothing remarkable IA the
spotted bressl and striped back. Guy Wh
,hrop. his eye IL = foe irensy rolling, do
covered in tho one the great canopy oil stars.
sud in tho other tho bright rainbow oil
promise and by a ilourish Of The 'mapina
lion. pooical lcsuse that prcsofs know
nothing about. instantly nietsniofPhos.d The
motley bird mo the Amer'esn flag. II
a a.. ~.
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ADV lNNIlSI\G l\DE.\.

10 not ig,i 10 Look orer Mn toiumu
uertV. h~i - NJ lnde, tn our rits-nieuis when
.t be- found Nrri convenient Tor ftr fuucr ffprss-
al in-u, merchants and mechanics IN Narhall.
firrsen. Shrryetnn aud elsrW lrnr VIII Nld At O.
ic,t .dssutsgeo lave their i,n,, and business To
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aforementioned. The general w.a in thn
peculiar maudlin condition that Away,
units man for climbing, 80 he contentet
himself with a sea. on tho wall Of tho pit
between two Of the vendors.
! On raising his eyes to the crowded scat.
tina. rose nearly to the top Of the wall o.
the edifice, they CHANGED to fall upon m,
companion, with uhom he was slightly
acquainted, and be Immediately summo ned
him to his assistance. retained nv seat
As ii afforded m excellent opportunity for
observation.
Lieutenant" said tho general. extend.
ing his hand in a friendly manner. al am
exceedingly glad to meet Won. for Iye bcon
playing monte with that old grey iriar,
until Pm penuiess. Ivan, to borrow fty
dollars to be. on a cock tipht, for I'm bound
to win nv money back or sink nv com.
mission"
General" said nv frisnd. who CLEARLY
perceived his condition, and wished TO pre.
serve him from the knayery of tho priest,
"ii would afford mo moch Measure. hut il
is quite GU, of NV power. / hive not 60,
above u fourth Of that sum ia INV possess>
ion."
A., W. s'' w "''S Wv ""' '"''
Co.. - 'u..',,' - !" =.
c - ~"' "a,s W ",.eu' "
' p""e
cupied seats on the opposite aide Of the
amphithes,re.
NV friend. still anxious to thwsrt the
-, ~ ,.', -,
ah;as,;a IT,, a.. ~ "r ~ A..
-, ~ Wv ~ '''''''t'e" " M W.
ss.,m;..J .n 80. or III, I,,,, ,.i,'
.na wi,h = .;rnii., smoun, rror, ,ha 49,,
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