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MISCELLANEOUS.
me Diving Maiden.

Hos ..su,ifal !. The, b, Ebcuersr Eil''''' the
r,-.oo. Cora La~ Rb,@sr, Ofshcshed --'A' man
~Ao L,horrd with NJ. Aanj., not a'ha'nel 10 earu
Nj. Lsvad b, Asas., Industry. whi' IA A'' hour Of
rs, \, esad amn.susus n 'he competition Of
...as of,he INST ,igorcOs P"s'r, oT SOun''y ca'
hast tEagl,sh raFrr'
GeI rrlsa.e our d'i's si''e''
Rsa.,sou. high, bath sadly Kissed her;
whithcr then the vih white rOscs,
Famine IN htr l,nd d,scloScs
ruis sulmi-siun, patiencr R0hs
Passing fsis, ii.i Iassias slovly.
"Thaugh." .hs saiJ, " ycu know rm d, ing
IN her heart grtca trees arr sigh'ngi
Not ofiheu hath pain hcrJh her,
n that city where ~ IA hc,;
''Brins." she .oii, - a hedg.iie blossom
love .haH "a, Il GA her bosom.
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4 wrsrrEN lIAND. AoorresPordcu, tells
a ro..d story, although at somewhat too great
lrngth, ia common iiult,l ola shifless fellow,
a, one Of The ports on the river, to 60 as q
hand GA board one olhis boalsto New Orleans
f1r "furiy dollars and found" giving him
in advance FIVE dollars. TO supply an urgent
prcssn, necessity. The new hand was to be
on board IN the morning, "bclorc the FIRE,
chicken c,ovcJ :" bu, he never made hls
appearance.
Long ansr, the captain discovered him at, a
vUci.,,aiiou. ium1cd ashore, collarcd tho Dis
homes, "hand," AMI asked him the reason
vhy he had no, kep, the engagement.
"wha,vas the terms '' asked The fellow,
with the u,mr,, cOolucss anil Indifference.
"FOr,y dollar. a month, and found, replied
the ca.l.u "you knew tie terms well
enough"
Every vel, replied the r,eusaai, did YOU
ind me-
Tia, VAS a poser, The captain hadn't
found h.m until now. although he bad looked
rr him a, every ror, and stopping place, on
an lhe rivers be had ,rans,ersrj
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DioSrrY or AZ lSDi,S Cmrr. We doubt
.ritc annals olaucisnt history furnish a re-
'ply surprising in e'fqusues and Grandeur
the following. from an uuiu,urej savage. As
Tccumsch proudly approached, Gen. liarrl'
son rose to receive the chief. and painting IL
bench prepared Got the purpose, 'aid
"Your white father requests you to bC
seated"
Tccumseh looked uPon the American Gen
eral look OF uumi,igalrd seoTn and indigna'
ton.
"You my farhcr" said he, Ct" No! The
sun. =" pointing to that luminary, " Is my IA
Their, The earth" painting to the ground
=, i. NV mother aud, )" throwing himself OF
the ground, e will rest RoWhere bu, on he'
bosom ="
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A,roS BruE's WE. The PARIS Plu.c
Of a late Date has the following -
at the last Tu,licr.gs ball, thc brilliant
toilette Of a stranger, With au INCREDIBLE mum.
Der Of diamonds, attracted thc attention o, 30
present Ia momen, the attention was
changed 90 he mos, intense curiosity, vhca
LOUIS Napoleon VAS observed ,1acgustilc "a.
dy and rc,aail some moments BOO conversation.
The enigma va, soua solved. The IaIy va,
tie widow olM'. Aarul Burr, formerly Vice.
P,eIitsn, oi,Ig T. =, wiIhwh,n l.7l,, Ma
ro!son ~. 60 terms ct intimacy NhiI,'in tha,
country. anil q, iLc end of fifteen wars hc
had Recognized de widow of h.s OI Amcrt.
can f,eaJ."
This probably a'iuicl ,o Madame Junsl,
the wsll;hy second VII, Of Col. Burr, who
o5,ainct divorce from him few wear, pre-.
v.ous 10 hs disease. She owns a large land.
Cd estate on the Island Of Malta.
lCur,nul,i ErluirCr.
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The Jcs, part, OF the human qual'ie''s'y'
Goethe, are the tenderness ana dclicacy oI
feeling iu litLc matters, the desire TO soo'hc
and please others, miuu,i7' Of social virtues.
some r.Iicule these feminine attributes,
which are Ten on, Of many mems natures
bu, have known the brave, the intellectual,
The elcluea,. po,scsf,hese gentle qualities
the bracsar, or the weak, never Bene'o-
Icncc and feeling cunoblc the mos, ,rihing as
Tim
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Tnl W,rrg Lazy. Il Is 1mavcl whcnc"
this pcr'cc, flower derives Us lovcliasss and
perfume, spriur,ur as i, does from The black
mud over which The river sleeps and where
lurs the Shiny 81 and 'TecIled frog, and the
mud turtle, whom continual washing ,annol
cleanse. ltis tie very same black mud oct Of
which doe ycIlov lily sucks It's obscene life
and ru.somc cjor. Thus wc see ton, in the
world, tia, some persons ass,m,'llc only
aha, is urly aaI evil from the same moral
circumstances which supply good and bcauu-
ul icsu's-thc fragrance ofee'cs,ial flowers
80 he daily lie Of others.
Margaret Fullcr.
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Col. Bowie in n stage-COaeh.

Col. Bowie IN Stage-Coaeh.
A writer in the New Quausrly Review,
relate, very s,isin. aucclo'c, which, be
says. he received frDm friend to whom d,
was related by NJ. Clay himself The story
!, a. f"lIoWs
Travelling be early m1nhoot, IN public
Conveyance IN a South. Eastern State. Mt
Clay f,uaI himself in the COMPANY Of three
olhsr rersuus. consisting Of a young lady and
ren,lemar. her husband, and Of a Icrsou NUT
Gsd OPP IN cloak. whose counieuanoc was
concealed, aul Who appeared 20 be intu's'ns
in tica-is,, With Morpheus. SuddaHly a
bic, bravuy Eeuiuclian, got into The coach
smoking a cigar. and troWnsj fsrcely around
=, much az 70 say, I'm half horse half ALI
r,,sr. the Waller flower Of The forest, an br.m-
s,c,e bu, the head and cars, anl that's aqua.
fr,.s. In fact be looked as savage as amcat
axe. and pulled forth huge yolumcso Of smoke,
without reference TO the COMPANY within, cs-
pccially Of the lady. who manifested certain
timid symptoms OF ANNOYANCE. Presently a.
ter some whispering, he gentleman with her
in the POlilcst accents, requested the stranger
to, In smoke. as il annoyed his companion.
The fellow answered. 4 reckon I've Ta.i nv
Place. TN snake as much as ! earn please,
AM an - shan't stop me 90 how WuA
,b,, h. linked J,,-crous. anil ROLLED his eve,
,cgo5 q. esr,,lv a. a raulcsaakc. Il wa
,,,r.,,t. lad nj, objection IN a quarrel. AMI
,h,,,ritcr occurred. iva, likely q, lead q, n
I.,.n, ,,--...'. An. yrrr, man MI, lad
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lNTAI.IIRLE CURE or \ STOMACH
COMPLAINT, WITH INDIGESTION
VIOLENT HEADACHES.

Elr45i = l i,Uu from ~. \. G'rro1, Ch,niH, e'
ChRaa, r,a, Bu,ial, dai,i jelly II, lsj2.
10 Professor HOLLOWAY,
Dr,H sal am r,puCsicl lY lady named
Thuml.. ju,t arrived lrum the We, Indies To-
lrguaint yuu that iur l'rind oi eight Acar' h,r'
.rIf anal Guil, Suffered nom continual lad health,
ari.ins frum disorder. Of the Liver anl stomach,
Indis,.tian, l1ss of Appetite, violent Headache,
raiu. in the side, week.-mrs. aui general debility
Ir which she consulted the most eminent mcn m
the Culuu,, lat without any beneficial r,suli At
lat, shc hai rcuurfc 10 your invaluable Ii.ls,
which n ycr, shor time effected - great 4
chang, zoe the hstisr, that she continued them, an
the whole family was restored % health anil
strength. Further she dcsifes ne ~ saN, that she
has witnessed their extraordinary virtues ~ th"se
complaints incidental 10 children, particularly ir
case. II measles aud .clfhlina, having effected
positive cutcs of those diseases With no other rem
rdy. (sisncD = uONEN'
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
UNITED STATES ILLUSTRATED


u-NDcR the title ofthe Uniird State. lIiu,ts.
L tel. will Immediately h commrnccd The phl.
location of . great National work ~ a very susiy
and Magnificent description, ~ Which ihe lilsnl
patronage n the American Pebble - eunhi'uty
espected. twill APPEAR ~ paris, with such prompt.
it,lc thai two ,ehmes will completed before th1
- ~ tbe prr,snt year. Thee volumes viIl D.
i..,.d .imultaneously. one leing eNoluslNely D.
,,,,J IN I,.tsrn and The Other o. Wosten sui8s,'s
r,cb as, vii, contain Fuus Steel Engr,ings from
,;,i,I J,,vinys h., eminent Artist, rrprrseu'IHg
.,,h., .ome remarkable view from the 'plsndi
I,nl.c,,e Scenery fthe couatD, or some iullIr
IJ;Cr,. who.e Architectural lrauiy of Historical
character entities il to such commemorative Ten
rart. will compose volume.
m. ,,,c.,,t ,olns.e ofthe Western SeCt.1H ul
contain am"ug other ilusu' 81 Wv "' No
yr,nJ and r,culiar soensyo ne M's-'fsppi n'or,
G,n n. ot,giu al Itaska LAKE down a. o. m1Hih,
I.lo. New Orleaa-. ~ similar manner he vu'-
nan, a the Eastern section will r,Pfcscn only sufh
oI;.,,. from the Sca.lu1rd states as zee mHft
striking anl truly American.
M, ,Cr,celIe6ce ~. TIM. becn s,usd ~ H ihs
T,,,,yipys the Liierar, department also will tIys
ever, attention l,-tDwedup"n ~. No eNprns' hI'
I.sn splrrd a. fsnier the vufk in lhH lt'fFfi'
,I.o National Mtnumsnt. Many 81 ihr bet
and p1puhr writer's Il the Country arr engage u
regular contributors AMI lhF laill'iiA' ""''
az the whole has been cu.rurtci ~ The 'aIr 20
NJ. Cu,utTs 4. DAsa, wh"sc nan" b. sr.a.
risnt guarantee that the work val h. one oi 5r'd
merit. A. well az II slers0or and hrtuiN. zach
pu,nlr " 10 contain from ~ tu 10 plgy, leiierrr'i
printsd IN elegant type ani un splendid "" paper.
With the lat number each sul-criier a. ths tu'
Volume. vii r,ccivr a. zach Section 81 the N"TA
au allrgnnsaI Title Page. cSccut'-i ina high AZ .r
Of art, and ~ q Premium, maguihcrnt steel In
craving % b, p inches. representing ihc
BATTLE or BuNKER MIL,
From Tru,luIl'. great picture, whose sup'rb eve
rntian renders d a coslly orn,msw nnd whose sub
Get renders Il dear o. every American.
In the anticipation Il . vet nuuil,r n suh'cfi-
l.,. Inc pricr 81 the ,,ufk 80 D. pet "a The n'-
lovirg raie- whosc chearncss only the largest '''-
'", s,",l. ' ""g her., each. ,,.
SINGLE Volume. 500
The two Nol... With rrsmium plate, 1000
To Cluh, the following advantage are uf,rra.
2Copics to one address, pr uumb'r, go 'i'.
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10 no,
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,,h, n,, pr,i,. the Easi ~ The Wet sipHr.
Agents wanting o. collect subscr'lt"ns may aT-
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HERMANN J. MEYER.
y. York. IGI William -. June 1858. 23n
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In portant Discovery.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.
BTyan'S PulmOnic Waters

RE mililing in The CUE OF Coagls, Coli..
y Asitna, BJosshiis, Sart Threat. HoarstHsss,
DinrHh JJsiikiag, IacipisHi COaiEmJsi5H, asd dis-
sass, ef a. LHHgs. They have no taste of nedi.
cine, and az, child will take them. Thousands
have bcen rcstored To health that have before de-
paired. Testimony given in hundreds Of eases. A
single dose relieves ~ TTN MINUTEs.
Ask ior BDan's Pulnonic Walers-thc original
and Unl, gsnuine l. stamped "BDan." Spurious
kinds Offered lor sale. Twenty five cents a BOX,
Sold by deisrs generally.
}. BRYAN n Co, Proprist0rs,
an35 Rochester, y. y.
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PEPsrN Ix Po,WnRM

sINT ~ uhii, IETT 0T TOsr,GI.
For convenience ~ sending o. 40 plrs ~ the
cuuutr the DIGESTIVE MATTER OF THE
pEr>lN, b. pot up iu the turm II powder, With di
rcJtiuus o. D., dissUl,,i in water lp the Tlti,ut-
Th,ss powders contain iu.t the same mittpr as The
huul,., aai viii lc.rrt Us mail, FREE on POST
AGE, &c ONE DOLLAR srut (po,t-p,id) o. d..
J. ; llOUGllTON, VI. H., riihdsIpha, ~.
rTOBSERIE THiN'-E,cy buuI 1t the
gspiinc rErSiN hsars the written sigraiur, oG J..
:. IIOJGllTON, ". Il phiLd,lpha, IA. Copy
right and Trale Max s,enrcl.
Soll b, 40 druggists and dealers in u,rlcinrs.
AGENTS-Gl - 4 co, South paris; Henri,
Hove, Woodstn,ki l.. Atwood i Co., liuckGeli;
VI. Robinson Mechanic FALL; &. T.. Francis,
Norway. %
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Jun, 9Th. lsjs.
MlrArI-InIs cI.nE IN nRnrsY

NINNII I.OI~ q 10 VI UNVTNl
Tfi,r,i ~ a Lu,, r.1 Id.r,3 RuHsV, Lq,H ~
IsI4 WrE. T'1z1, n luls 1892.
T. Protector lluttnwhN,
Dr,u sal deem BE- tutN owe IN you 'nd
o. the public ~ Large 60 inium Nou 1T u most mi
r,rpIu1. recovery from that dG,IGl jiselsc,
Dunr,,. and which. under Gsd, W.. effected d.,
,uur invaluable riIls. | WIS brp,d five times
vthn risht months, aud .h,lllull, treated lN tw"
rsdir, practitioners, bot ouu'd Mt got cured, un-
al I hal recourse o. ,uur r,r,ly, and uutWuh-
.',uIiu. 40 bad undergone, ihi. miraculous mcl-
irinr ,uryd mc in the course NJ IN Nr'ks.
tSign,D EDWARD EOWLEN.
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American and Foreign Agency
WASHINGTON, D.C

rI'III, bdsr,igu,i ofsrs DO. services iu i.rTws
eruitHn 81 Claim. l-ipfc Ca1grrss aHi t
scysnl Department., and ior ihr tDH.l,ao1 H
AZ, lu.iu,r. r-Uuifiug hu'iHsss 80 th' Capitol
Psr.ou. having hu.inc.s " lih ihr ilirni, lntHn,
Land, ~ Pr1,iuu ObCs', ~ ANY 'i ihr brI1f.
m,uts ~ the Go,eumout, Ur in ihr supreme '...'
~ the United Sbic., may rr, "l a rrnnt ar.
faithful attention O. their inistssts,
Enpyi1s lu sNtru.is, IUr,in aoIuaiul'nr"r j
will undertake s,si D. rsspo.s,b.e iUs The s's tUrs
ni..iun 81 ~to,h., ~ NDucy, O. '1p1ri.1 .i
Euspr. anil attention NIL h. pa,L %, yu....-
tlu NJ Foreign Claims.
C4ucsrrnlrnt. vtU o.. Furnished vito --,"'
reference in whatever state thr, mIN rrsti, N-|
iu The prominent ,iuts ui luwpr.
yOSTPH &. q. kENNEDN,
Oairc on n street, l,te,cn Ninth l1l Tenth.
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HEALTH FOR the STATESl
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

y
/, III,tru, pisuEuIUIu SruvN,u, Is
TieI ,rioN & pIrlEviN,rIuN o. Htuup zee
ruT llFAt
C.pvsfa I,isr f,ra, W. JAs L4yi. = E,u-u,a,
r,Ir Hl,',.i, Nrr1Ftshus.
Professor Hollow
Su.-Ia, tn,srlfuf the hrst opprrtunriy 81
informing ,,r. that fHra NsN hong p'ri"d We
afflicted With a diugrruus grId.r'ss and irrGu'nt
.,,muiu.. iu ihc head. attended D., ln.' ~ arpr.
lite. di.urisrrl stomach, ant gr1ruIh Impaired
health. E,,u means bed hl',I 10 give mc ans
rsrrlurrt rrI.ri. uui 90 l,ngth % hramr .o alarm.
iuy thatI VA. u,,I., li,rd uf gpiug about vt'h'ut
ln attendant ~ ihIs mehurhUl, condition ]
waited rsr.ulIl, upon Nc llushrs, Chemist,
II,rIf,h. tbf the PURPOSE 1T cuu-uling BIN as o.
what had h.tict Ju, be- kInII, r,Cumusudrl
,urr pil. uird lhsm uilhuut t,A,, anil alter
iaLin. thsm zoe q short umr am harp, io bar
ts.timuu, q, ih,ii vuudrriul ,ih,'rN. am u'"
r,.iar,,I ~ p,tGct health, anI enabled o. rrsunr
orr, u.ull Iutiss. You are q liberty 90 Uubiish
ihi. letter 90 40, ~, 500 MAS thiuA puI,r.
am, 80, YOUR ul,Ir,ut servant,
fS,n.il Join LLOYD.
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Farm for Sale.

4 FARM situated in The Norih pat of ihe toun
Y AMI within oar mile FROM The Moth raf'
Statiou House. said hrm contain. 22j asfcs ul
good land and VEL, dcstled toto tillsgr mov ingaui
pi.turiug, Il has guod iDesdow which cIi, iluH,
eight to ten tons of hay good orchsri g,si
House. Barn and Shed running form llou-c O. liau
and well fenced.
SAMUEL W. DUNIIAM.
North Paris, Dec. 10. 1852.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DN virtue ola License from The Hoo. ledge n
ID Probate, viii cell at private ssls The uH,r
aSd the hnl on which u 'iin,l.. iorusf'y ocrupft
b., The late Hon. Joseph e.. Gov and nov ocrur'r'
D., llun. Il, \. Guu|cnpv. Sad uhloc is situated
10 the c,utrr II the village, between the Union
House and Hiram lluhhards.
NATHALIE COLE.
Paris. Dec. 10. 1859.
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FEMALES.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

OF thrsc are PHoLAFsus UrEHI, o. falling ~
the Womb; ILeOR ALBUs, or Whites; CHEON.
&c ISTIANNATiON and ULCTEATiuN 10 THT
Woun; INcipTNrAL IltNOEHAGT, ~ ilood-
ing: PaiNTUL, SUFFHTssTp, and lEHToULAN
MTNsrUUArioN, So, with al their accompany
ing evils, (Cancsr cNccptcd,) no matter how Sc
yrrc ~ u how bong standing.
MANY PROMINENT PHYSICIANS in the
CITY II New York anil other place., finding them.
selves Nithout q remedy IN inNcirBtc cases Of the
above complaints, anl having duc rcgnrd ior the
welfare II their patients, have recommended the
u.c Of thi. mcdicinc, and, aiicr witnessing u
.aluiar, effects. are now uanllr.tng their arpro.
ntion, not onl, hy rcsorin. ~ Il IN their trcai.
m.ut II ~ the diseases fur which u = intended,
lut ~ sonc instances accepting the agency IT Il
o. facilitate It, introduction into more general ~"
hy the Faculty.
The inGucncc ~ this composition up0n The e.
male constitution H. uf thr most friendly Kind; The
most delicate and fr'llc fullc need have no I'irs
IN ~ nee iur any length of mc, lor II contains no
mercury, nor any article which can prove in any
va, inu'iut. hcins made entirely oi vegetable ~
tracts, aud prepared sp ~ % n'i' The pleasant
curial.
The Mopus OrTEASuI II this rru-dy, IN the
cute II this class ~ discl's, b. through thc gen.
,ral ssonum, II The system, With a pccua de-
termination ~ he icuale orraps.
ADDITIONAL PROOF II the Cath 'loon
leing Worth, ~ the confidence 81 the afflicted, ~
SUCCESSFUL, SAFE, AND CHEAP RIM.
EDN, viii D. found in the pamphlet, together With
important observation. touching The nature and
symptoms II the diseases, a. which the attention
al ,Jts. auI Practitioner. b. respectful, invited.
the INGREDIENTS, as certified 10, high
medical authority, Gee pluphl,t,) are Nil WIG.
ErNUlE, and are not asso,lici with any article
uniricnIly Co thc animal economy.
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lays. Life. without s1mo necessity iur
exer,ioa. must ever lack real interest. The
state - capable OF the greatest sHioymgat
Wbsre Necessity urges, but uo, painfully ,
where e'Jri is required, bu, as much a. posi-
bic wi,huui anxiety, where the sgrmc and
SIMMER Of lie arr preparatory TO Toe harvest
Of autumn aad the rcPus' Of winter. Then is
every ssls,n sweet, and be a wsll-spcn, liir
The last the bes,-iae season ul calm cn.uy,
msnt. thc richest 90 rccl,loeiiuas, lhe bright
est in hope. Cool training and fair star
constitute more desirable pllrim9ny than
wealth; AID ihuse paryaIs Who s,gly their
oailIrsn's welfare rl'h-r lhln the grltGca,
iion Of tl,rir own av1rce or vanity, would Do
well to think Of rb.; j. il better 10 rga !
successful race, than to bs;ia and eud a, the
goal
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The Advertisements.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY

1'llOpS with Water Power lnd Machinery, 81.
- u,trl in n iuu,,r, Nc, viii IT, suid low % ap
piled flr SOON. The b. rII, chaucr iHr Cabinet
or Clulgr maker. Allrr.., postpaid, 4. I. :.
WAWpwELL Iahr village, y. H., or =.
Wlulwc. AuIoy,r, We. (i45
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Farmers Attend.
hudson River Insurance Company,

Hudson River Insurance Company.
IARMERS can have their property insured by
this Company Toe term Of three wars, nr
rom % to - cts. pee slOO. Hay, Grain, Live
Stock, and other pcr."nal property Insured at the
same rate, az the Juilings IN which the same may
be- situated. for the fll value thereof
Al insurablc property taken At the loWcst rates,
This j. a stock Go. and insures on ~ other system,
therefore farmers NAV insure without any liability
10 assessments. II has enjoyed an almost unriyll.
bel prosperity since u commenced business, and The
Dirctuf. feel confident that adherence 10 the prin'
eiples which have heretofore governed them, VII
place the Company ahead OF all othcrs.
(IsAlAII BLOOD. Pes.
OFFICERS. }T &. MORGAN, Vice Pres.
tP. J. AVERY, Secretary.
=. A. u. KsIGHr, WelchvilIe Me. Gsu. Ag,
fol Me. To whom application may be made, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-24

" rean," SAYS Persian poet, are :. the
securing drops with which lovely woman
washes out the stains ia her conduct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-24

"My principal u.c,hod fOr defeating here
AZ" says John Newton, "js 10y establishing
truth. Al inl,uIlt purposes to iiIl bu'hcl
with tar-s how Il esa ill 1t in', with wheat
! dsry hi. attempt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-24
AURD,s GOLDEN GLOSS,

NOR THE HAIR. among the many rrcra.
u'iuus Gr ihr growth 81 the hhir, this
GOLDEN GLOSS uk,s th' lead. Three rca.
suns will lr given why q D. 30 uai,crnlly us't
pnd preferred o. 40 uihrrs. ~, Brc1u'c q ht'
proved th, must etc ciysl boz Hahlucss. p, Rc'
rlr.p IL imuaus h.lu'ifl dlIk slu.. and dc.
lightnl perfume 90 the hair. 81, Because thc La
dt,s, With fnr discrimination, which they al poe.
.r.., have adopted b.. MANY u'hrr REASONS could
o. gwen wis Il ia great iNu,itr, hut thusc Who
want more have onl, 10 give ia trail Irirr -
rt.. he large lrulo,. FoE >NtL by pWgs..tsanl
SiurrkcG,ts cycN sh,rc.
". &. lli'ED, Proprietor,
3OI Broadway, New NUrk
L,nar DIscouNr TO MTECHNNrs. Gmil
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-24

SLuau RDNo WIN IouSG WIDOW.
Snow has nilcu the Young ofthe village go,
u? grand sleighrng party to a country tavern
~, soms distance sud lbc Interesting widow
Llm5s.n so 10 the same sleigh, under the
samc buffalo o., myself "Ob oh don't, So
she exclaimed. as ve came To the first bridge,
clteh.u. mc by toe arm, and turning her veil.
"a face towards me, while her eyes tWinsled
through ,hc moonlight. "Dun't what 80 !
asked, lin not doing anything" Well,
b., though, you were going to take toll go
replied Mrs. L7mbkin Ireioiued, what's
l.al'' "llov 80 exclaimed the widow her
c.ear laugh ringing out above the music
Of ,hc bells. "Dr. Meadows pre,endshc doat
snow wha, toll IS"
JUDGED, don't then, said laughing in
ura. "Don'I know that gentlemen, when
they go on a sIsishiug party, claim Hiss as
toll, when they cross a bridget Well,
never"
When next We came 10 bulge and claim
90 iolI, the struggles Il the widow to hold
,Ic vel were not sufficient 10 tear il; and
somehow, when the veil was removed, her
face VAS turned directly towards ms own and
DO tie glueung orthe moonlight, the horse
,ruiieI on himself, toll was taken, for tie first
time Ia h.s life by DR.. Meadows. Soon We
came To long bridge, bat the "iiow said it
AS no use To resist, and she paid up as she
reached i; without a struggle.
"Bui you don't take toll for every arch,
will you, Duc,or'' she asked. To which
the only reply was a practical Affirmative to
the question.
Did you ever, reader. sleigh ride with /.
widow, and take toll a, the Bridges,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-03-24

IN Irish rigl residing with family near
This c.iy vac ordered to hang the wash
r'u'srs on the horse in the kitchen, 90 dry
Her mistress shouIy after found a very gentle
family horse standing IN the kitchen. com
p'eir'y covered with the diTcren, articles
,ia, bli been washed that day. Upon inter.
r,-1,.ar,hc GIRL, the reply was, "Och To De
sure. yc told me 60 hang the cluo,hcs upon
ihc horse IN lhc kitchen, and the basic is the
kiudcsi ever saw sure"