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Oxen for Sale.

nNE YOkE ofDevonshirc Oxen for sale
OsiX years old, medium size, pretty we'll
broke. Apply to GEO. W. FORD.
Aug. lit. Near North East, Nd.
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Lay Of Corner Stone

HNHE Corner Stone of the new NJ. f..
l. Church at Charlcstown, Cecil Co., will
be laid on the 2lst inst: Services to COM
mcnce at ~ O'Clock \. NJ. Distin.u she
speakers will be present.
THOMAS SUMPTION.
Aug. II.
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" DR.. john Mcmillan, of South Carolina,
recently died Of cholera at Scbastopol lie
was a surgeon in the Russian army.
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GNSTAgsE.E,S SALE.

Df vi, tue Of a writ of fieri tacias. issued
- by Edmund Brown. ESD. a Justice of
the Peace Of the State Of Mary land in and for
Cecil county, at tn. suit of Henry 5.
McCombs, against the goods and chattlcs,
lands and tencmcnts Of James Warburton and
to me directed, have seized and taken into
execution all the right, title, interest, claim
and estate of the said James Warbnrton in
and to certain piece, parcel or tract Of land
containing IL. Il - - -
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LIN T..

TT yon wish No. article Of Schuykill
d Lime, you cail be supplied at short notice,
by ordering through WILMER X FORD, at
Wim RS Point Or George Town.
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2S Acres. More or Less.

lying and being IN Cecil county, adjoining
lands of Thomas Warbunton and others, and
| hereby give notice that on f'' .
SATURDAY,, the 25M day of August, 1865.
PM, will offer the said property for sale,
at the Court House door in Elkton, to the
highest bidder for cash to satisfy said writ
and costs. " 30 IIEZ. FOARD.
Aug. 18th, I32j-ts. Constable.
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weather Hem. when
too busy I" look ont of doors for an item or
when Uranium is too dull to invent IL topic for
this column, We fall back upon the weather; and
setimcs. AZ in this very duh weather. very dull
item is the result The hot suns peculiar to An-
gust have not abounAel much this week; clouds
have been in The aSccn,lent and rains of course in
The desc, nlrnt; most Of yesterday was solemn and
.ealcn-'ookins Il IN Autumn day. reminding one
with it, moaning inds and ncecy cloud of ..ne
season depicted in the following be. .,unl little
poem Ig.h inc of our gifted correspondents: \
n II
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

pY virtue of i writ Of Vcndi EXponas, is
Dsucd by Edmund Brown, Esq, n Justice
of the Peace Of The State of Maryland, III
and tor Cecil county, at tina suit of James
Foster, Administrator of John Foster. deco.
against the goods and chattcs, lands AMT
tencments of William p. Ewing, ami to mo
directed. have seized and taken into exc
cution all the right, title, claim. interest and
estate of the said William L. Ewing in and
to all that piece, parcel or tract of land.
whcreon he now resides, situate lying and
being near Battle Swamp. in Cecil county
and containing ....
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FISH, FISII!l

ETNT1E subscriber has so barrels Of New
l. Eastern Herring. 100 ditto No. Mack
erel. For sale at reduced prices at
J. A. ELLIASONS,
July :. Cheap Corner.
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Nails, Ploughs and Castings.

TUMBERLltND and Norristown Nails, for
~ salc'by the kcG. at small advance on
city prices. Also, Ploughs and Castings, for
sale ut Winners Point and George Town, by
June 10 3" WILMER II FORD.
BOOTS AND SHOES, large assortment
Djust received and for sale cheapa
. J. A. ELLIASONS,
Jny I. Cheap Corner.
ARPENTERS' TOOLS. full assert
Smcnt for sale ia. ELLIASONS,
July7. Cheap Corner.
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Advertisement.
Truth Crushed 10 Earth ,rM rise igain.

L ram tTNShed 10 Earn trW rise -1gdiH.
Il hereby certify that Isane Slaughter dh
plead the act of limitation on Vim. II Pearce's
acct. al / e time t was presented in bar against
Slaughtcr's notes, refusing at the same time
to hear the account read; this was on the
second day of June eighteen hundred and
hfty-fvc. WIN. II. NOWLAND, j. 7,
I also certify that on last Saturday tho,
21st uImo., the above named parties met
before ME in a cause. Vim. II. Pcarce was
plaintiff and Isaac Slaughter defendant, the
plaintiff furnished substantial testimony in
support OF his claim, after which the dcfcn-
dant plead tho act of limitation, as he had
done before. Signed,
WIN. II. NOWLAND, J.P.
Cccilton, Md, July oath, 1858.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
SCITABIE for tltc present season; \ good
- assortment, tofsylc by MAY y BIO.
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Goal GnaIl Coils.
A snaprcr-up of uncoisidered TRIES. :"
Health, &c,-Fron every direct

Health, s. C.-Fron every direction
we receive accounts of sicknes-oftcn of terrific
disease and death. Elsewhere in orr columns
there is mention of some frigltfull eases in our
own county; and there is admchion 10 all 10 set
close guard around their arrctitcs AMI habits.
that their health and lives mny lie preserved
" gctalcs and (. uis abound and excess in the use
Of them is dangerous to persons in heal h. while to
touch them at all may be fatal those who are sick.
Every symptom of darraloe should be watched
and that disease should not DO allowed to exist n
u y without medical attention. We are threaten
ell with aickly autumn. but by strict care among
all the people the general health may be prcscrv-
ID rs we'll as daring ordinary seasons. Clcanli-
ness and strict attention to diet may turn the
threatened pcs.i,cncc rs idle
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Tbc Cecil lul)io.
ELKTON. AUGUST II, 1855.

U-That correspondent of The Democrat
who last week acknowledged that .he would
not he able to cope with The Wing" &C.,
need have no fears of being called to that
task. His evident desire to write himself
into a little notoricty with his party will
have to be gratiicd, to our present thinking,
in some other manner than in controversy
with this paper. A man who quotes an
axiom of Jackson's as wing war cry-who
speaks of the Galphn claim as an unparal-
lellcd fraud, or who supposes that we would
not advance Know Nothingisn in opposition
to the rotten, rabid and thicving Pierce wing
Of locofocoism, is rather too much of a "grccn
horn" in political affairs. national and local
to require much attention from The Wing.
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"Ect Cut !'.-Elkton is peculiarly fav-
"rable TO the growth of dogs, a. any one might
judge by their howlings at night or the thronss in
the street in daylight, Speaking Of them we have
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-I ] hat 'PoTu'' is Gol dsmh's own. But Of
the d"ss-the wolul dos-days have come to the
dogs of Elkton. The dog law of the town which is
much severe III the celebrated county dog
Law. dooms them all to destruction that go about
with unbridcd nose. aud Crouch the memorable
bail,ff. by times with LEGAL assistance-(in these
days of no courts law has come to low ebb)- is
rcmorsrlessy pillimg them with cold lead and hur-
ryng them away to the Pottcrs Field. Nor are
country dogs excused to he found unmuzzlcd in
the street is to he shot. Ah i'll the dog star shines.
and so mote il be.
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ITO NEY SOAP

JNllE purity. fragrance and mild emol!icnt pro- ,
L prr,irs OF this Soap. renders it especially de-
serving place on every toilet. For chapprl
hands. and various diseases Of the skin it is i'm
eqnalcd. Each cake is stamped WNi. CONWAY,
los SplrH Second STREET, pH,lApElrIA No
oth;,r Is (;:.u1na
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4 True Story for Little (:;ris.

Never mind, dear mother, this will he IN,
last morning Won will nave to fix me for
S'hooI, exclaimed a little girl, as she clasp
ell her arms around her mothers neck. and
imprinted kiss after kiss upon her lips and
checks
And why, darling, will this be the last
mornin. 2"
because, mamma, shall not 90 to school
any more
"oh. YES, my darling. you will. thought
Won loved your tcachcr and schooImatcs too
we'll to stay at home and besides that YOU
will lose your place at the head of the class
winch know YOU would not like to lose -
AMI the mother >lnOothcd back the glossy
I'aIr from the broad forehead of the child As
she spoke.
Indeed. mamma, do love my teacher
and my schoolmatcs, but know never shall
=" to school any more. 1t seems as if | was
gong to some great place. think of so many
pretty :hInss, and see such beautiful forms
hut ! cannot tell YOU how they look, thew are
s" beautiful, and such sweet music seems
tloatin. in the air. listen m,mma. | hear 1t
now it is so sweet it must lc angel, sing
'n:; and the little girl claspcd her hands
upon her bosom and raised her hands as if TO
catch the slightest whisper
The mother gently chilcd her for intlulc
IN. in such fancicS, tied on the little sunbon-
net. and kissing her rcu,ny lips, bade her 20
directly to school.
IL will, mamma, when | have gathered
poor sick Ellen some flowers 50 cood-bve
and do not feel lonesome until come back :"
and with her satchcl on her arm and singing
say'y' the little girl trirped quickly down
the path that led to the gate
The house stoo! upon little island at the
mouth of small river. which cmp,ies its
waters into lake Michigan.
The little Kitty, for 50 the child was called
frpped lightly along the gravellcd walk
which led to the river, now and then starting
ok through the grassy mead which borlercd
the pathway. 10 gather some wild flowers or
pluck some bright red clover heads which
reared themselves above the rest. The l;,;le
r'rl reached the river, viii. h was very rar-
Low at 'ha, place: small foot bridge. COM
r. q T.. ''lni'e without an: r,ilirr, was here,
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Furnaces, Cooking Ranges, DC
DIX. WEAVEK'S MEDICINES



VVNHESE Inva.uah,r Nm:irircS have achieved =
COMPLETE TElt VIII IN era,!icating Hr.mor-.
OF Ill kinds. from the human system Tn. Wcr.
introduced to the r;Ihiir some Is N'ar- Since an!
nave been used with entire success. The CANkir;
and >Nr lHr' ), H;r taken internally. wh!cl.
clcin-,> the blood. by throwing impurities - the
surface when the ttEATr : applet extremity.
and all cruItio,> ,c~.r'vci, AMI h"1.i.I and
beauty restored Their astonishing >uc,.c-~ has
CALI" many itn"ral: rrr;,,lcr~ who have III
tr,'uc"l their wonderful! preparations :" The yah
lie. ii!rv 1T! N almost every FORM irum iuii-
acca~ d'Wn "a 'i.., ami al Tor lrnIoi>. ,ot ,Ur>
HtY fu.}
I;l,t il ha- hccr rc-rrvr.!to DR.. WAVES SYu-
IT "li! CrEtIi.." achieve What. jUndrr The or
cln~.ancc> may l. REGARDED he most brilliar:
triumph YET ach;rvcdhv medicine ever intro
,lucrI ,o th,. American ;,,llr Why : tins -
Simply lrcarl,c they per, 'tlu wh:. they promise
and notwithstanding the Introduction "i these new
and wonderful preparations - the public the SN 7
RUIZ SNEIr "a! CIENit keep steadily on Their
WAY. r"rgu"riur IL t!rv 20. II the public wish ~
trv these preparations we have not Il wort! L.
say. ior they haNcH II I.tNtn> All. EA,k
ROY. VIZ. nE. Nt,,tL> CANkIU and >NI
I'M VI >NEI / a;l'! trritc. rithi- lac liz PUBLIC
re We, aware. .or thousands, III all sections "i the
country. have hcvH cured J., them af;,r al 9th, :
remedies had utterly ti,rl.
.HnUtr'r"-,d rn{ ii tg s. u, l,.,r q; g.,
W. Iraim GouD
A.. Tor sale by u,r,.l,:I.'> II all .c..in.> nt ~.
ME-! State. i {. EI>.H,M. who!...lc 4 ..,,.
-. ''hu~' my. >oli a." hv " II N-,;4t..y and
&, Ii. Hti"..i y Go. }'ou: Eo:ncv X Elglarn,
Waterfront: l,:.c Watts lc1cr.rI,t T.. i = g .
T. -u'ui,~r: Nc,h~ I'4r.>.r. !! Il \ lMu.i'r-.
>hr!;''; hrn<rn"r". St,:;"'l Cha. '"'u'. X Co.,
VS. Concord; pc!li" \ tccr-". LAT il'ri"'ch
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cite Californian.


nH"r inc moon as the twilight breeze,
''ppcs the water in pulses If light.
W. >taild on the bridge bv the sycamore trees,
ana list to the VOICE. that come tlro' the nigh
/. nt!cr the elm row, misty and dark,
Love sweet laughter rings from the bank
SpriIikled with many DIM red lamp.
Stretching away through the distant damp.
Hark mid the f"liage blossomed with June.
iinkles serenadc under the moon.
! nder the moon in The VILLAGE street.
''os-iping groups in the shadow meet.
seated at duskv doorwavs there.
led Tipped maidens taste of the air:
whispering now Of their lovers ewes.
Gite as the beautiful summer skie,;
whispering now -: their llattcric, sweet,
" au'nnns iru;tage dropped in the heat.
M! th"v Cadence Il trembling tune,
H"i' ~ their pul-cs under the moon.
H''tr me moon by The cod sea shore.
me WINS walk over is spacious floor.
touring The SNOWY b,-n,ned sail,
ian'Ily dipping through azure wales:
''v"r The crisp foam hearing alone
lie i'I>iny mariner midnight song;
AS. h!v the rising helm with hands
TX III III" compass. lamp he .,aiI.,
thinking, "i those he lei, AT noon.
Sal nn the @iccn shore under the tho moon.
ndcr the moon hv the dusty road
Iac" we on :" he old abode:
he l>'lcss ~i.ndor floating falls
''ver rs Svcain"r',l root and walls.
f""rlng ii'" the easement nook
FILED with MANY brown old book:
SPIRITS are they whose I,iy..> tcem
With thoughtful littv and pictured dream.
SrIrIts, amid whose silence soon
Our own snail s!Urnh-r under the MOON
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Scythe5.
- DOZEN SCYTHES:

:: dozen Scv.he Sna;!i>;
dozen Pitchturks:
dozen Hakc~ large and small.
IL dozen Scvthc Stones;
('rind>tonc>:
"fnd-'on" Crank, and Rollers.
For sale cheap by R.F WErkS
-,,'''. - '"V v lN'' ':sfw3
SAM FL y. CHANDLEE'S ESTITE-
STATE OF VERMONT.
Caledonia District. s.
The Probate Court Of said district: To all ,.rsor
interested i'll the estate of Samuel a. Cban.,;cr
late ii Feacham, III SAID district ,,ecca>,l in,c..
tate:
EE0EGE p. CHANDLER. administrator Of N.
~ estate aforesaid. represents to said Court tLat
said '!ecc''ent, in hi! ic time was under contr,ct
binding IN law to deed The following described
'ahhS. I" "if: Lot No. in great Lot No. IS being
III" mr.! a!vi>l"n e! the rights Of Jonas Fav in tho
,""h "t Walden. within this State 10 one Ephrajm
roster. 81 sad Walden, his representatives or as
>'s's- h:t 'h' assets IN the hands Of the admin
'Strator will Tot thereby be reduced as N ,,rvn
anv creditor from receiving his whole deb, nr -.
m!ni>h his dividend. Wherefore he ,rax. 81, ,,.,,n
To grant him license t. convey said land
10 >ad contract agreeaby to the statute made +,
that behalf '''''''o IL!
sad application will he heard and ,lecilc, b,
>;ld 'uiirt 1T the Probate Office in Danyilte IN ,
ni>'rict. on the 18th day Of july. a. d. lisa in
s'aht. are therefore hereby notified, 10 annc,r
before sad court ut the time and place atorel,,
a" "oec J! You see Cause 10 the granting O. sa;i
iCtLrc. ana he heard IN TN. PREMISES.
CHAHLtSS :. DANA IIdcc ~, Pr,;..,.
J "' .''c 'fNcc' palvl.". Zig u. DAY ri IuIv. 4
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III DOZEN THIN HATS. iu,, opcued and t,.
w, sale by ]. i. GnEHAM ieinc the lar~o.,
ana best as>oF'mentcvcr oflcrc'i III Northern Yer
mont.
=, ,'n~t i've Lin. ca,l opposite ZIG :. rchn,, mr.,
HH ~,
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M > l. I. ! ~ E f Y
Dresss MakinQ.

vVNIIE Ladies Of ST. l"lrI~lurv. AMI vicinity viii
4 find the new Millinery and dress N1ki- c>tab-
>bm,rt of the subscriber over hl> store. "il"r iho
SUPERINTENDENT o! Mrs. III nj, an excellent A.
,ormc,t of Ronncts. Cay. Ribbons, F.ower@.Mi'ii-
merry Articles. Embroidery. ~.
Great ,airis " II Toe :nhcn f. have nj v"r:, dc'7
=. IN, cst l'l- hInciit 4yr cn;ir. satisfaction. La
dies are invite, - ca; and Sc the New ''""d, -;
L,,,<, j;,.LioD< T.. JENETT.
s.. Iohu>hrrv, Airi -. 's',:,- '-tf
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DR.. Z. NJ. Gray

N'0ll.p ;nnru he public that he designs he
w II" ah>cn; from hi rcsu!clIc. IN Wh"c'"rh
il.riuc The c"h -':~oi' AMI 'avee liz >Il md
tahi-hment 4; that Village. which ! for safe III III,
care al Lorenzo Sullawav
Nov
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- The following poem by Richard fIavwart
rtain> n new iL"a-a rare thing nova day
lent nv love Il book one lav,
She brought il back. laid il by;
Twas little either had To- say
She was - strange. and 80 >hv.
E;'' vet we loved Indifferent .Iin.>--
HE sprou,inC buds. the birds in tune;
And lime stood still and wrcathcd hi> wing.
With rosy links from Inne I" June
For her what tax 70 dare to, do?
What peril tempt. what hardship bear?
H'i' with her, ah. she never kErw
~ ''"..> ..'.i --'..., h;iL,.u tl,-r,..
An'l >hr w;..l me. ~ cold and COY,
Seemed Ike maid hrreit ii sense;
Eu' in crowd. all lif- and ov.
And full ct hiu>ltuI inpu iencc
She married. Well. woman nec.l.
y mate her lie and love Nv share
And little care spr,na w like weeds,
And played around her elbow chair.
AMI years rolled Nv, hit I, content.
Trimmed nv one lamp and kept !, bright
I'LL ages touch nv hair besprent
With rays and CLEANS Of silver light.
And then it chancci took the book
Which she had read in DAYS gone hy.
Md rs read >uch passion shook
My soul. needs must curse or crv.
or here md there her love WIS yri,
IN old. half failed pencil sign.
A. II she vielrd III, bv biz
Her heart in dots and unicrlinc,.
~ silvered fool. To-" late you look,
Know II ~ mo here re,orJ
lhI> inaxiin+"I,ni ro l,njI - knk
[ NIX ,,n r.1fI II 1li. IN. -,
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ms been before ihe public more than 90 wears.
and IS deservcdly popular in the cure of
Spavns, Sweeney. Ringhone Wmd-alls, Pole
Evil, Call"us, Cracked Heels, Gall Of all kinds
Fresh Wounds, Sprairs Bruises Fstula. Sit
last Sand Cracks, Strains Lamencss. Foun
dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango. Foo.
Tot III Sheep, Garrrt III Cows, Rheumatism.
bites OF Animals. External Persons. Painful
Nervous Affections Frost Bites, Boils Corns.
"h'tlows. Burns and Scal'!s, Chillhlain>. Chap.
ed fiands. Cramps Contracfions Of the Nus
ces dwellings, Weakness of the JOINTS, Cake,i
breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, DC
Pamphlets gratuitcuslv furnished bv agents
with Testimonials Of It's utility
y. All orders addressed t" the Projectors. n H.
tucker Co, Lockport, y. Y.
For sale wv Druggists and Merchants cep.
orally, through the United States, British Posses.
Hons, and other Countries And hy
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Silks, Silks, Silks!

order 10 reduce orr hc:ivv stock We viii s.r
Strlr"d aud plai':ed silks AT COS, ant, tbo ,,,h
gay OF August ncAt. We have a larre ard W."
-itci.2 a>scitnt'.t. u ich VI BOUGHT this .nr,r
SThHi & InS1TE.
- "''.-t - - '5.t:
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q H. r"r>"n~ iH,l,i,,..d :" .'oIN ". PADDOCK
will fin! their account. IN the hands Of al
attorney, Ur-> thrv are settled within 4 few daI :
his All such :lrc desire. understands
RI >>lll iAILEl 1. Assignee.
~ j"h">hurv. March - 1870. Att
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Pine Lumber for Sale.

4 IEW th"n-and f,,-; Try PM. Eo.- 70
~ %" >"ii cl"-r. Those IA want of -. p i,-..
are infiielto call and >"e them at the E4lt.t
-N-.,-
y the >.i'nr r'ace. have q l,t 81 lr-- = :
MOOD. -iwci ready rtll..-: :. -. -,i-..,il. .-.-
family th> simmer Az. u"ai cat tour i,..-
u mixture "t hard ana -,i;: al AZ Nsii,i, 90
sold - r'a 7o'i1hle prices. JSCAkr-
Alsrl -. -. -.
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fr"m he Var EnghnIFs,mu.
q Home Gsicturc,

q Home Picture.
An old man >at 10y the chimney side,
IT, face Wa wrinkcd and wan;
And he leaned both hands on his stout oak can
.\> II all his work wcrc done
He coat was "f c'"'! "'i fashioned crav.
" iii pocket both dc..r and wide.
Where his ">I"cs, and steel Tobacco, box
Lay -nucl,v side iv side.
be old man liked to Sir the fire.
So. near him the to,r"< were. kent:
,'n'"'nc> he unused H. he .,zc, ut the coal,
Sometime, he sat and slept
ha, ,Il he seq in the emI,cr, there?
Nv. pictures of other wears;
And now and then they Weakened .lnihs.
Eu' oiicner started tears.
He good wife sat OF the other >i.,r
w the high backed far-seat chair:
You >ee meath the trll # her muslin cap
he sheen OF her >;Itcrv hair.
She wears a blue chcrked' apron now.
AMI is knitting sock !.r him;
Her l'ae blue eyes have II gentle look,
And -he saws they are growing lin"
III" to call and tel the news,
AMI chat an hour Gael, dnv.
For II str> the blood Of an old man hcut
lo hear If the world away
lie Mind unto the old. my friends.
They re worn with this w"rli'- strife,
li",rli hrave'v once lerchance they fought
The battle here witt, lie,
They taught our youthful feet to climb
trwari life, rugged steep;
hen let us lie nj them gently down
10 where the weary sleep.
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FEUILLETON DlJ MESSAGER.
In PROCES CRlMlNEL EN- 1000.
PAR OSCAR HoSoRE.

Mais. CONNIE Ia premiere pensec du ma
gsira, instructor nr iM.ellc pas de iairc
garder sue el d',nirrrogrr lc sieur Ponl,rl :
IN quoi re miserable await un librc ac.
cas dams fhdicl Sayonnisres, don't II poriait
Ia cleft lui. II habitat unc chanbrc suuec
1 l'e,agc suptricnr ct COMMUNICATE, avec
l'alc6vc meme de madame Mazcl par un
esralicr derobe Ricn ne limiaii l'iniimil6
dams laquclle II avail, pu visre avec sa ben.
fai,sicc, Q, 81 Ia voiI de Jacques lui.mtme ne
a'elcva pas con,rc lui pour raconter quels
Sappors 81 mNi.rcssc sou'enait avecee para.
site. c'est que, sans doute. la devotion do
jacques aus devoirs de sa charge lui iermn
Ia bouche sur toue matierc ,ouchant d lhon.
neur de cellc quill avai, seryie. I'm CO temps
Ia. des seryileurs de Ia hempc Do lie Brun
Sc croyaien. auss dc Ia flmille; Ia repula.
tion de lcurs mai,rcs Gtai, Ia leur.
Quoi quill en- soft, lie I,run fia fouil!c. On
d4couvrit sur lui Ia clefdc l'oilicc ct lie passc'
partout qu'il avai, fai. faire. Chose ctrange
st terrible pour Ia pauvre Jacques CO passe
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Aussi,ot 10 crime cominis, an lieu d'inyo
Qucr en- hyeur do l'nccusc les souvenirs
honorable. qu' ii laissaii dams 10 cGur de ious
ccn1 qui l'avaent connu. ou supplement de
SO iaire etd da,lcndrc lc rcsulta, des enluetes,
ce meme abbe Pouard ALA dc malson en-
maison, de bouliluc en- bou,ique, e, Iu.que
dams legrand couseil, as,urer que jacques
Lc Brun o,ai, coupable de l'assassina'.
II magma meme une fable saugfenue
'endan, d,ablir que Jacques await in,rodui,
de mutt dams Ia chambre dc 81 maiiscssc, &c
meme Berry, jadis renyoyd pour vol, a6n
de 10 metre meme de solliciicr avcc me.
naccs ct d'obicnir par intimidation que Ia
dame Mazel 10 rcconnI, rouR son rILs
Madame Mazcl serai, alors cn,rcc dams
une grandc col6f', aurait same d la gorge
de Get in.olen,, e. Berry, obIige de Sc dc.
iendre pour fehapper d la mort, aurai, poi.
gnardf madame Mazcl.
I'm pareil con,c. ma gre son Gvidcnic ALB
surdile. trouya dcs oreillcs indulgcnies. d
cause de son absufdl,e meme. Berry naval,
jamais cru nj prt,cndu i,re Gls dc madame
Mazel ct, en- lui yolan, jadis 800 livrcs. u
n'avaii pense preleycr aucun a-comp,c sur
unc future succession.
Mnis le role dc Ia justice n'ttalt point do
s'abandonner auK inspirations do tel on tel
calomnia,cur dams Ia recherche du coupablc