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Zoo. 81 g a3 UNION sd, PORTLAND,
American Cream Soap IN bars, Laun
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b,yipv i.sn tharuu4hl, tstisl by aursslvs. lrI
1isnIs. 81. ths hrli Labor saving Articles,
ever discovered, 1Hl vr ufrr them o. thc paliiC
ss ever, vBt worthy their c1HficHrr.
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The time has r1w survived, chat persons ri1ri e
i1m secret diseases. r.,d 90 mHrr become 'hn VIC
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enclosed iH 8 Htet. 500 rccrive one cop, n The
bon, D., ln,il, ~ hse e1Li.' VIZ 81 cent 90 olc
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Dice. 81 i.srtihel u BIZ ditci.- TulIicItiois, no
bis O.Gcc, lJ2 Spmcc Street, every day lclvcsn 0
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rUEIrIcATioN OF rnr FLOOD.
uVrn ANDnIIOUs COMPLAINTS.

Tie ,.tt-H. afihs 1inp srf,r much 'r0n Dice
a..f.fs rftfe i,rf 11i stomach, scarcely ar, nI'
Gr. from hr iHaus1rr ~ thfsr dcsirurilyc r'nI
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DIP. j. II. sCEEECKs
PULMoNIo SYRUP,
For ihn cnre Of ConsanpllOn.

VI lNN WI 4 W NNA'Nia pawn
TI,llE ur.rri,iar Of ihil medicine WIS himself
MANY years ego, reiuc,J 90 luu ls % b. given
ono l., BIZ physicians aud hirids, n ihr llst stages
II ronsunl ton. When uh hopes ~ ever gcuns
Ven bal lrj. Dee was strongly recommended o.
u.oa Srup nude frnln auuil i1iilnroc'p''"h!!c gen
.prrre,l.i bro rwirg BIN. The hmiN rhy'ician
.pI "a Inc, number rf highly respectable srrile
nr, teIils,l Co. tlc is uftbis c'sr, uud spon 'he
prlmnair guup obtained aupuiriiunu,v equal.
I'd tllt .tiiuu Of Coo roHlirN. tfsniing, Or
ihe s,s. ,lil. 20 ffB.lti11 second % ihli cob u'a
uir,fl-. ~. = irnrh was waited ur1n by many
snp,b,k sgi,aIrl, % whom no. administered ihe
S,rur with NJ fl..e lf1rfrii rCu't. IT, hri,
.flh aB.H- ra'rri.} ofiiisnr'itie, thn'e'oi
n.ri rra-usu- rh,sir.m. bod their auauuen
drawn toward ue risir. upHuN.n NJ %, if"m
h,re Witnessed it' enH''r. ra"'r.' ''I uN
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Over 200. 900 Boxes sold in Months
DEVNE'S COMPOUND
L0ZBNGE!

Tho great remedyis at last di'cCyei'.
ron cotus, c0uoIfs, wH0oFtNG c"L""'
ASTHMA Am cossuHFTio''
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'u-r .Heh cure. as ate effected ly h.'a.'.!
ihis sh.ap anl plcasngt lusnry'
Manufactured ., :. ID. FULLER \ 90
4 Wilson Lano, Boston
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N sill, Druggists snd Mercbani' 800
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TO the Dvepeptio!


RE ..u afflicted with n'-rrrst' Dc.
,... ..-. T..f...s ,.u' dove 5000 10 0..t. .
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trs Stomach 1r.l J,.'r-ss 1"p' Soc '' 30 ' .'
a,,. ,r..l,I uo 500 fri tui anl 'H-ddI j..
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500 con procure be-
Bazzs.vs vegetable Bilious B.ttcrs'
Tli. m,f.f.r. i.ur rrt standing. ltlsu1 re.H
r.frurr -.r rr fu t.rriy0 ilr rr,Hr, as thousands
f tIa ...Irtr. a. fHis state have HI' VII i'siIl
srra r,...f.ar.. l.. rr.illeliss Iran aI. rnUs 90
fi. State. .r.. I.trr tIru HiH'' ".I .l'Iis '.'
ft.H I.li... .rshrHh fIHN have h71 H'Illi.lrf '.
IDr Ilrvnrs, uE. BiZILLl'N ili Ll.~
,-s roo irg'Hla rgrri, Their reputation s Co.
pI'sfrL Wh.1 tlH ilurHr appears tf'"HiiF'
uur7rtts IuFUoyrp lIrNoH o'''N'A
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7ri cuIr ,trHtua.N i'i'"' l''".' II ''..
S,1t,, Wto,s,ls6 b, NATHAN WOOD, SO
- v,.t., Sl,.rs. ra.,lnI, aui By bis Agents
Throughout tlr state.
n. n. nay, Portland Wh''''a'' aud E''a'
t-,r..-r,.;. iln. r ". Cooker So. Phi.
=. ". HirrF.rl. So. Paris, buci. Nm. \. Root;
Vr,rr,. Ilmr Hrreh'a'; Wg7'si.rs, lhrs.
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va. Nm. Ilfrrh. Wa, Small; "r.eIN-"i, -.
10. Il.rrlira: Bethel iii'i, l. G. h'..'"i 30 E'
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N NJ, 900, p.iat; e.. =. hl.uu, HH.IJ-
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Li1imeut. Iliaklsy's Csi,Oratsd A'ia'ie = F''f
Na1's Plaster.
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Fam for Sale.

4 FARM Situated be- ils North part &C the town
\ AMI within on. mls ifo.a thr North Paris
stafsu Hose. said i7un contains 21j urfss -
.a q and aad well Jsyidsd inia tl.'a-e mowinsa'd
r,sufh. ., 20 has good msalaw vh.ch cuts iruw
e.sbt 90 ten tors II hsy good orchard gooI
m rss. Barn nd Shed running rm House o iiarn
ana VEL 'ea-sI.
SAMUEL ". DUNHAM.
NrIil I1..', Dec. 10, 1852.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.


MISCELLANEOUS.
How \ Cr1rArS Pmcsrrrsa e'aN q alF
D.owsrp. Aeofaia PhlrsoGh'' S'.a- shout
So. hi, .,r,n. considered bow Pc might
,.,,,os l,osnia-. A0rr b1r Nuty. 'r sad
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,,.-,ass men ih,t DC s7ecii, rrsvuy Of DE
L,.,,a l.s.I. lsiag much creaso, :AaA s!at Of
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c,ssr. dsaih by .ianrullioi.. Were itro'
f,r tho Great srccaic gravity of ibr bgs', 10
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Doctor XcrseIE!

I OK - { tNIN.
ICY MEANS OF TIE
POCNTT TsCJLirI.
IS,ur Aver, orc be- uuu
vhl ...iIr' The THuTH.
Observation-Disclosures
of one hnAri D-a,i--s
showing private aisrass boz
ever, .L..r cant hHm, aIi
msIiuUHr,1rs 9i t.e -.Irr-
alive lsfem, ly
WN VOTING. n. ID.
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portIcnd puninosg
n22-alm-ass0q2<r ~
10 nn AAnIrArmrn sTORE.

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Butte record., 1855-12-22

LUXURY OF THE ANCIENrs IN Ro-
sEs.-To enjoy the scent Of roses at
meals, an abundance of moss leaves
were shaken out upon the table, so
that the dishes We're surrounded. BY
an artificial contriyance, roses, during
meals, descended on tie guests from
above. Ieliogabalus, in bis folly,
caused yiolets and roses to be shower
ed down upon his guests in such GAN
titles, that a number Of them being
unable to cXticate themselves, were
sllfiocated In flowers. During meal
times, they reclined upon cushions
stuffed with rose leaves, or made a
couch Of the leaves themselves. The
floor, too, was strcwcd with roses,
and III this custom great luxury was
displayed.
Cleopatra, at an enormous expense,
procured roses for a feast which She
gave to Antony, had them laid two Gu
bits thick on the floor Of the banquet
room, and then caused nets to be spread
over the flowers, in order to make the
footing elastic. IIeliogabalus caused
not only the banquet rooms, but col
omades that led to them to be covered
with roses, interspersed with lilies,
yloletS, hyacinths, and narcissi, and
walked about upon this flowery plat
form.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

Mans FRENDs.-Man has three
friends in this world-how do they
conduct themselves in the hour Of
death, when God summons him before
his tribunal! Money, his best friend,
leaves him first, and goes not with him.
His relations and friends accompany
him to the threshold of the grave, and
then return to their homes. The third,
which he often forgets during his life,
are his good works. They alone ac-
company him to the throne Of the
Judge-thcy 90 before him, speak, and
obtain mercy and pardon for him.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

LESSONS OF ADvERsITY.-Human-
ity and tenderness for those in suffer
ing can hardly be experienced by other
than those who have experienced the
same themselves. Adversely is the
most healthy atmosphere for the proud
spirits, the moral worth Of weak mind
ed mortals, pulled up by the trapping
Of wealth, and learning to place no es-
innate on moral worth in themselves,
relying as they do on the power and
indulgence that wealth gives.
Butte record., 1855-12-22
NUMBER 7.
Gloves vs.. SsfpDers.


A little incident has recently enli-
vened Partisan society. 1t is of no
consequence to tell whether the heroine
was French or Spanish; will it not suf-
fee to say that she is young and
pretty!
This heroine had husband, and
this husband, being of Joyous tenn
permanent, was Indifferent to nothing
that could amuse him. 1t twas his right
and YOU shall see how he exercised
that right.
One day last week, it happened that
his wife, in managing about her cham
Der, found among her effects pair of
slippers. These slippers were Of white
satin.
Good" said she, 'therc is to be
ball this evening, l will wear them"
She took them out and tried them
on. The slippers were too small, and
her feet would not 90 into them.
Meanwhile the husband made his
appearance.
"Whose are these slippers?" deman-
ded the wife, pushing her foot into the
white satin.
The husband looked down and be
came red. The careless fellow.
These slippers! they belong to
you, he replied at once.
''To mel don't you see l can't get
them on?'
To find slippers and not be able to
wear them-what a disappointment!
''Itis because your feet have sweIled
So" continued the husband, "you
dance 50 much.7
The wife reioined, husband would
not reEnquish the point, and the slip
pers went flying out of the window.
Eight days afterwards, the husband
looking for pair of gloves, found some
which he wanted to wear; he slipped
in a finger, he slipped in two, but the
glove would not 90 on. Moreover the
gloves had been worn.
The husband frowned.
"Eh, madamel what is this?" he de
mandcd Of his wife on presenting him
self before her with the gloves on the
tips of his fingers.
"This! 1t is pair of gloves, ''said
She calmly.
"Pardieu! see that very well-but
whom do they belong to?'7
''To you, apparently"
"lndeedl look you! it is impossible
for me to get into them, and besides
some one has worn them"
''Ah, then the gloves belong to the
same person who owned the slippers.
You recollcct the slippers the other
day"
The husband flew into passion, the
wife burst into laugh.
Il have found slippers, you find
gloves; we are quits" said she.
The husband pouted for twenty-four
hours, after which he asked for treaty
Of peace. The negotiations were made,
and the wife agreed to them. A fit
out Of a cloak Of Russia sables betrayed
the expenses Of the campaign.
In accepting it the wife smiled
''See how good am" said she, 81 am
willing to acknowledge that these
gloves, these famous gloves, belong to
my cousin, who lent them to me to as
slst in taking revenge upon you; give
them to me, and hereafter if | find no
more slippers, you shall find no more
gloves"
Butte record., 1855-12-22

SHARP.-Lake Shore train from
Buffalo stops at a way station. En-
ter long legged Yankee, and finds all
the cars ''chock full"
Yankcc-to Conductor-Sa, YOU,
what iii the name Of Weatherfeld
onions be | gwine tn du! Can't get a
seat nohow
Conductor-Hang yourself upon a
nail.
Yankee-I'll be hanged if l du.
Conductor-W ell, you may as well
get used to hanging first as last.
Yankee-Sure enuf; COS might be
called on to hang you some day.
CONDUCTOR cave, and am willing
to drop the subject, and stand treat at
the next station.
Yankee-Well, I'm agreed, seein'
as how its a purity hnotty question.
Conductor-Why, you are as sharp
as a mcat-axe. Haint been eating
razors have you?
Yankee-Not exactly. But yew
see the train | cum deoun on cum
intu pile Of grindstones.
Conductor and his lantern arent ont.
Butte record., 1855-12-22
Home.

Earth may boast her ruined scenes
OF beauty rich and rare,
Her boards of wealth and gli,'riDg gem:
That sparkle everywhere;
Eat steerel by fortunes hand along,
Whichever way ! roam,
l find no spot 50 dear to me
As my old cottage home.
1. is not hard to gather friends
Oar journeyings to cheer
Friends Tor day, but friends in name,
Unlike the near and dear;
The cherished few who cluster round
The old ancestral seat,
Where, tired Of all the cares Of life,
We rest our weary feet
The heart viii own no Intercourse
With dattering smile and word,
Bat turns to a more genial place
Where Loves soft tones are heard;
A mothers smiles are now forgot
A fathers lessons kind
Sach love and kindness we may search
The world in vain to find.
Butte record., 1855-12-22
45uet + Corner.
The Three Callers.

Morn ca'leth fondly to fair boy strayiug
Mid golden meadows rich with clover dew
Size calls-but still he thinks Of nought out
playing,
And 50 she smiles and waves him an adieu;
eh.le he still merry with lis fowry store
Deems not the morn-sweet morn, returns no
more.
Noon cometh = but the boy too mannood
growing,
Heels not the time-he sees but one sweet
form,
one young fair face, from bower of jasmine
glowing,
And ali his loving heart with bliss is warm,
So noon. unnoticed, seeks the western shore.
And man forgets that noon returns nomore.
Night tappeth gently at a easement cleaning
With the thin fire light fickrng faint and
low,
By which ey-haired man Is sadly dream
ing
Der pleasures gone, as all rfe's pleasures go;
Night calleth him to her, and he leaves his
door
Silent and dark-and retnrns no more.
Butte record., 1855-12-22
\ Pleasant Thought.

There's not heath, however rude,
But hath some little flower
IL brighten up its solitude,
And scent the evening hour,
There's not heart, however cast
By grief and sorrow down,
But hath some memory OF the past.
20 love and call its own.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

GooD.-A letter writer from Gin
cinnatti says the common people Of
that city are those who kill pigs now.
The aristocracy are those whose fathers
killed pigs formerly, and who, Of
course, regard the present pigicides as
persons without honorable antecedents.
Touch the question Of pigs to them
and they bristie up Immediately.
Butte record., 1855-12-22
Xerse by AblrnE 1lnscs.

! amt a dom nothia else
But walkin' paths that's thorney;
For him who meets my very soul,
Is gone 20 CaIiforny.
And now I'm left to bear the brunt
OF life with Hiram Noses;
Hes just as different from me,
Aspoppies is from roses.
lie eats and drinks, and works and -!eeps
An amt bad provider,
But nectar's all the same to him,
As SO much beer and cider
hate this way Of doin' life
In sums of vulgar fractions;
My spirit yearns for sympathy
Aud passional attractions.
Ny spiral natures innard self
Has gone and been divided,
0fcourse 1 can't be nothin' else
But iunardly lop-sidei;
keep graspin after things
That's neither here nor yonder,
Just like a goose that's yoked for life
To him that amt her gander.
tknow We meet in spirit yet,
But somehow. human natur'
Let's try to sQuench it all we can,
Developes soon or later.
And its true "all flesh is grass"
Its time old Hiram Moses
Vas greenin' in the pickle now
For that Metempsychosis.
lie haint get no ideal life;
An "piyotoI rerolyiu,
lie don't begin 70 comprehend,
Or even 1hiuk Of solvin';
] Isomet.mes wish my views Of things
Was all confined to wittals,
To max a bread aul pump Kin pies,
And sc9Hrin pots and kittles.
And then shouldn't feel 50 bad,
Because aint reveaHn'
To some one else's tother self.
My undeweloped feelius;
Iwonder when the time-l come,
That in Association.
A studyin' OF the Beautiful.
I'll follow my vocation.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

1G5~ If you observe a gentleman
with his arm around the waist Of
young lady, it is morally certain they
are not married-at least to each
other.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

A DISPUTE CHANGED.-Two ladies
were contending for precedence in the
court of the Emperor Charles Y. They
appealed TO the monarch; who, like
another Solomon, answered, "Let the
elder 20 first" Then the dispute, in
stead of being ended, took another
form, each lady claiming that the
other was the eldest, and should there
fore take the precedence.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

pA Il thought you was born on
the first Of April" said Benedict to
his lovely wife who had mentioned the
21st as her birthday. "Most people
would think so from the choice | made
Of a husband" she replied.
Butte record., 1855-12-22

Ia A friend asked a pretty little
girl Of six years old, (Which do you
love best, your cat or your doll!"-
The little girl thought some time be-
fore answering, and then whispered in
the ear Of her questioner, 81 love my
cat best, but please don't tell my
doll"