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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-31
THE AMERICAN.
WASHINGTON. OCTOBER 81, 1857.
Curiosities of Literature.

The following extracts from letters under the
sign manual of Mr. Buchanan, disclose the emf.
nent consistency OF this distinguished head of the
great National Democratic party. That which
Mr.. Buchanan firmly maintained to be orthodox
in lS4S and 1855, it strikes him with amazement
in 1857 to find that any one should venture to
assert: .',... ...... - .
... JAMES BUCHANAN IN lS4S. "a
"Having urged the adoption Of the Missouri
Compromise, the inference is Irresistible that
Congress, in my opinion, possesses power to legis.
late upon the subject of slavery in the Territories
o.. Batchanaass Letter to Sanford
JAMES BUCHANAN IN 1856.
:" This legislation-the Kansas and Nebraska
bills founded on principles as free government
itself, and in accordance with them, has simply de-
clared that the people Of Territory like those OF
a State, shall decide for themselves whether
slavery shall not exist within the limits "-Accepta-
tiom Of nomination. for tile Presidency. ~.
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN IN 1857.
"Slavery existed at that period when the Kan
and Nebraska bill was passed and still exists in
Kansas under the Constitution of the United States
This point has at last been decided by the high
est tribunal known to our laws. How it could
ever have been seriously doubted is a mystery.
II a confederation Of sovereign States acquire new
territory at the expense of their common blood
and treasure surely set of the parties have
no right to exclude the other from its engage
ment by prohibiting them from taking into it what
ever is recognised to be property by common
Constitution. "-Letter to Sittiman. ..-@
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DEATH FROM Excessive JoY.-The Clarksburg
(va) relates the following melancholy occur
renee: .fg. aE.tgL.r s...-
"Last week, son Of Col Joseph J. Winter, of
this county, returned from Kansas after an alb
sence Of three years, we believe. His appearance
had 90 changed that even his father did not recog
nize him when he entered the paternal mansion.
After the son had made himself known, the father
stepped to the door of an adjoining room, and
calling to two Of his daughters, informed them
that a gentleman desired to see them. Upon
entering the room, The young ladies' did not at
first recognize their brother; but almost instantly
the eldest, named Cecilia, recognized him, and
sank Instantly TO the floor, dead. Being some
what delicate, the joyous surprise Of thus unex-
pectedly meeting her long-absent brother, TO
whom she was dearly attached, was too much
and her gentle spirit took its fight TO realms
whore her happiness will endure forever
Z Money matters are improving considerably in
New York. aa sV's A ~ -"N@'
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DEMoCRATIC LEGISLATION.

Democratic legislation has been constantly
adverse to domestic industry. In it's zeal for
"free trade high sounding term, raking as
party cry, but little understood by those who
assume to know all about 1.-THE Democratic
party has legislated in favor Of foreign nanyac-
lures and against our o,o,,, cheating our own labor
Of its fair reward, and protecting and patronizng
the labor Of other nations In its zeal for sound
currency it has separated the Gopernnent from
the people, destroyed the great regulator of cur
rency and exchange, and left the financial affairs
Of the country to the mercy Of few bank presi,
dents in the city of New York, who play with the
vast interests thus placed under their control with
as little thought or care for the effect Of their
movements as children have who throw fireworks
into the public highway, and perchance frighten
horses and cause destruction and damage, wounds
and death. Eschange paper.
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CALL FOR LABOR FROM THE SoUrH.--The
Charleston Standard referring to the number Of
laborers at the North thrown out of employment
by the pressure Of the times, extends the follow.
ing invitation
It might be well for these to consider Of the op-
portunities presented at the South here the want
ton district alone has timber enough for the EN-
ployment of 10000, while It would be difficult 70
find a more attractive field for labor than the gar
den farming district Immediately adjacent to the
city.
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" The Bostoniaus are queer people, and
have queer way Of talking and calling things.
For instance; all other people in the world in
designating year, a day, month, or ward,
would say the first, second, third, fourth, and go
on; but in their odd and unknown way they des-
ignate the wards Of their city as "ward one"
/" ward two,"" ward seyen,' &c; and following
the same form of speech we suppose, when asked
how old any one is they would reply, not, he is
in his twenty fifth year." but "hc is in his year
TWENTY-FIVE" III Diat-
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BE ON YOUR GUARD.

The foreign party are cunning, artful, and un'
scrupuous, and will stuff the ballotboxes when.
ever they can. It may be one Of their tricks to
draw attention to Baltimore, and then operate
largely in the counties, and out-of.the-way pre-
cincts. Look out, and be prepared for them every
where ...
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more THAN FIFTY THOUSAND MEN,
WOMEN AND CHILDREN HAVE BEEN AND
WILL BE THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
THIS WINTER"
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cE Gov. Walker has rejected the fraudulent
votes, or returns, in the Oxford precinct johnson
county, Kansas, by which it was intended to mako
the Legislature Democratic in both branches; and
gives his reasons for so doing in proclamation.
He says that the rejection Of these returns will
change the political character Of the Legislature.
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ORDRR NO. q

!. Headgnarters M M, Baltimore, Oct. %, 1857.
John Spear Smith, Major General Sd Division,
M. M.--You are hereby ordered to enroll and
embody, without delay, six regiments, Of not less
than six hundred men each, TO be Offered and
equipped and hold the same In readiness for
rvice by noon on Saturday next and report To
me- T. Watkins Lieos
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tB On the first page will be found noble let
ter from Lieutenant Maury, in regard to the fat
of The Central America and Lieutenant Herndon
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ORnHR No

Headquarters M. M, baltimore, Oct. %, 1857.
Major General George H. Steuart, commanding
lst 1t. Division, M. v.-You are hereby ordered
to hold your entire command ready for immediate
service, fully equipped, and report TO me at noon
on Saturday next. T. WArKISs LIGoS. q
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NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY-TWO
BANKS HAVE SUSPENDED"
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1.-THE RECORDS OF CRIME ARE BLACK
ENOUGH THE PAST WEEK-NO LESS THAN
SEVEN CASES OF MANSLAUGHTER AND A
HEARTLESS CASE OF INFANTICIDE."
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DEsTITUTIoN AND DISTRESS STARE Us
IN THE FACE" ....
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"That rowdyism Is dominant in Baltimore can
mot be questioned. 1t is useless to attempt to
palhate or conceal it. The rufianism is becoming
more and more exacting, reckless and murder
GUS Unless some decided steps are taken to
arrest its onward march, there is no telling what
will be the consequences. Private property and
private life will be no longer secure; general
anarchy must ensue, and the majesty of our law
become an obsolete idea"
The Union publishes the above from the Metho-
dist Protestant, not partisan paper, with an air
of exultation, as if il sustained the Unions and
other Locofoco papers assertions that all the
rowdyism in Baltimore was chargeable to the
Americans.
We never denied that there was rowdyism
there; we know there is, and rufianism too; but
we know also who are the rowdies and rufians;
we know that they are mostly foreigners, of the
most worthless class.
1t is known to every Baltimorean that the
famous Eighth Ward is the pandemonium Of that
city, in which It is unsafe for any person, and
especially any well dressed person, to appear,
more particularly after dark. And who are the
inhabitants of that wardp The Irish. Scarcely
an American dare reside there; and a respectable
woman will hardly venture into the street there
after dark, even with protector. This is the
only ward the Democrats carried at the late cleo
ton. II seems, then, that the only Democratic
ward in the city is the very home and headquar-
tiers Of rufianism and rowdyism. The Union is
welcome to make as much out Of this fact as it
can 3t Etaa.q
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The steamer Persia brought out o. 600, 900 in
certificates Of deposito in the banks Of England
and Liverpool, payable at eight to purchase cotton
and breadstuffs. AZ tAilG I x.
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PORTRAIT OF A MODEL REPUB.
LIC'' UNDER DEMOCRATIC RULE.
MURDERS, SUICIDES, ASSAULTS, BUR-
GLARIES, AND LARCENIES, AND ACCI-
DENTS OF ALL SORTS, FORM A GLOWING
CHAPTER IN THE RECORDS OF THE DAY.
.... " Y Correspondence Nat. INTEL
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AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN.

For First Second, Third and Fourth Wards, Henry
johnson, residence 400 X street
For Georgetown, (The Embodyment)
For Sixth Ward, George T. Dykes. ...
For Fifth and Seventh Wards, MORTIMER SMALL
WOOD. .. ...." ..|',
HENRY BOYER, Agent for Alexandria.
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A special commission formed by the New York
board Of underwriters has been sitting to take
evidence concerning the loss of the Central Anne
RIGA. At its herd is Com. N. G. Perry, of the q.
s. Navy and associated with him are Capt Ezra
Nye, formerly commander Of the late Collins steam
ship Pacific, and the presidents Of several of the
insurance companies.
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PERSIA.

A powder magazine at Joudpore had been
blown up by lightning. Over one thousand per-
sons we're killed, and five hundred houses des-
troyed.
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The Indian mails reached Lonodn on the 10Th
Of October. The details Of the news add no
new facts Of importance to those previously tele-
graphed. Accounts all concur In pronouncing
the prospects Of the Europeans more cheering
than for some time past.
II is stated that Gen. Hsvelock will not be
deprived of the duty of relieving Lucknow, even
when he is joined by Gen. 0utram and his forces,
Gen. 0utram having determined TO accompany
the expedition in bis political capacity only.
Letters from India confidently predict that
the next mail will bring news Of the capture of
Delhi. The mutineers at that place are repre-
sented as nearly worn out, and carts full of peo-
pie we're being sent away from the city.
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The steamer Royal Charter, with Melbourne adj
vices to the 18th of August, put into Queens
town on the 10Th, on her way to Liverpool
She brought gold valued at 100000 sterling.
The ship King Phillip had also arrived in the
channel with 100000 from Melbourne
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Tbirty.o Irishmen left Hartford, Conn, one
day last week, on their return TO Ireland to live,
thinking their chances better in the old country.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-31

About 10000 gallons Of camel coal oil were
shipped to Maysville, Ky, from Ksnawha, Va,
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-31

The Milwaukee Sentinel estimates the wheat
crop Of Wisconsin at 100000 Of bushels for
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-31

A SLAYER has been captured off the coast Of
Cuba, which had on board four hundred and fifty
slaves
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A WIFE MANUFAcToRY.--From the weaving
room of the Ward Mills, at Indian Orchard, Mass,
in which an average of so persons are employed,
1877 girls have been married within two years.
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The Toronto Colonist says there is movement
among the colored residents Of Canada to organ
ze colored regiments for India. Whether the
British Government will accept their services re-
mains to be seen but the Coonist thinks that such
regiments would be eminently ft for the service.
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The Russian naval division destined for the
Chinese waters had quilted Cronstadt 1t consists
OF three corvetters and three steam clippers
The statements in regard to the extensive ma
ture Of the Notifications which Russia is con-
structing at the entrance to the Sea of Azof are
confirmed A letter in the Presse, of Vienna,
says it is perfectly true that the Russian Govern
ment has set apart six millions Of roubles for the
reconstruction OF Sebastopol, and that, although
the treaty of Paris forbds the building of forti-
fications, it is supposed it may be easily eluded.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-10-31

4 The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
describes the panic on the Vienna Exchange on
the 18th as trightful. The national loan, bearing
five per cent interest, payable in silver, fell to
601-Z. .a... ...
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M u. -. - N - b. -. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20

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v.rI.f. '-srH tlr hs observer. .s tfIIt r..s.u'sI
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ts hrtf' o. ruu,i..r 500 Hifh, a.t, 5000 have
Irf tB rff af iHr doug s.Hir, Uh.ry 500 0,H goo H
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tf i1 terms ~ hl.h ,1wm'Hu1itor, b, luih 'uIg.
gr.i. apJ physicians. The rrush w. cen vtih
rrurri, .a, as J,urHaIists 'r tt,ur nl ihs Article
trhd,isiIhs En.is.
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i,-aul.ssl lr ur. iiHrIs tHr HiHN" raHrr' u1,.iI-
stirs. " sr,sA itur, 600 uNu ,ifsruaitHn 1u.I
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Il IL, rsslr irHlH 100 Ir,ts ut ths l.,, .u. o.. uus
90 fta bet us. rinr. i1 p.r lH ,HHrstug If,uHra,
tpI I,.Hu,fus tHr rtrTHrTifHp .Nuipium' 90 ,lHl.
,ts. n applied both iHl,rsaI', aHd 'Ntrrr,IN
with che l..t sH-,fs. auI n.,nr ~hu have uurr
u..lI tbr Pam KILLER vuuII uilI,ug, d. sihHut %
,,u.',ull, be- their houses. l,m,ipua, Eysuius
Commercial.
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,aiag 90 high 70. psr'y Daus' lsfs'l'is Pos hlN.
60. ht,, u.,d Il 30 co., fan.l, &c ,'at.. Boz even
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ir.tr.I it, uYIii,,s tH.d,,, con q severe bum, lni
fauuI IL 40 that ouHli o.. ds.ttrl.
A.D. MILNE, Editor Of Me,'euser.
Dau,' TsGhIis Pan ha,t.-Nots iih.t,ndius
the man, limitations ct ihi. aiiicle, and maU, 9th
,r ,ns,itrtnr, ir th, market pretending o. lusu,r
to sa.u. Uurfugses. ,tt thr -hIr 81 PEW Dave
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them rut together. II ;. our oi the lev auicr'
that ATE Ju.t what they pretend 10 IT,. Tp %.
(llwn,Nick Tslrgarh.
For ale D., nw.gi.i., Groror.. and Mcdio,u,
A. ,Is,. -rHrInIl,. u. ~. lla,. pDulIrI. aud L.
] -m,th, lini'uvyil, Gcncral Wholesa'c Agruts
Dee. ~, 1850
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20

Nrfp Gr>ryvpu. Many pleasant auS'-
d5,r, ar, tod - Mr. t. who, good
,-arv wear, az, was a retail merchant ,n
,orsl5u, t.auia Vermont llsvas an'a'
., "tbc very pink % rah'eu.s'' ami was
inie.,i an sIrsr, sal,snan. u De BAD '.'
o., ,hr a4,lsls that might hnIp,n " ''
sal.el Gr. he was sure % uaue something
,latvas srE i.ugs like il O. answer '.'
,-rrsss. Thus S'.es = cus'am'r ,uGl''''
- winter strained Oh, lie merchant
t5rI him Ne L.la't s5t that Kind exactly
La he lal some that vas % strained f'.'
l,,,r %. a~"' p.Far,ss one article a.
v5l might. be va. cure % fpi something 90
rra..s .n i,-t'tf- ga vas Co, s'rHrS 't"a'
S,'r Favored. G-.A-. hu one ncrts.uu a
customer having -all-l or &. ,-'ul.s q run-
r5a l-r. rulhgI &c IN o.. hand o. ascertain
t,,r-sr1s,.Huugehsr.r4l,aaI .rs'a' observe.
taai O., lacked strength. II suoW. ao.
,vsr.l ,he iup,y,urh4F- ,rals'aan-@...
in. into a,. 10 O.. .s-ua,a--.' know '.r
rsvl.r ,.. 8, ,,rau- a. some, A.t y.l q.
lri co.,, ra'I-,. -,-rl.
gEst.o ~.
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KENNEDY's
Medical Discovery
80, ,,r,rrsT OF THE AGE.


Tur GREATEST OF THE AGE.
AIR. KENNEDY iRoNhu,y has discovered
an one oiour co nmon pn,in's', "', ,,,, rem
I'll, tha, cures EVERY KIND WI hoMoh'
lrrm the wof,, Srrofuls down ioa ''l",''' '''p''
-, f;t,J r,crr, ~ two. w. has NV ~ his
,,....,., o,s,tWo hundrrd ccfi'hc'''' 81 IT. vail
40. ali within twenty milrs 1T b"'''''
e. t,,,l,. a,s NARRATED o. cufe nuf'ing sore
mouth. Of, -. a.. ,,o,,, li,l.
minnie, on the hee, -,,.,--
r., I,,,lc. arc Warranted ~ rw' The worst
l..l oC,,rLrf ~ the rnuih aod 'l'"'''h'
rho, IN Eve ls,tilss are wat'an''" W cure ih'
,,,r.t eases II crs'rrh'' a.,
DO. % ,wo bottle. ate warranted 10 cure al hu
uars Of The eyes ,. ,..!.. b.
a.. ear. and ho,chs' in N" hair.
-, 80 .,S hottie, afe warranted to cute cor.
fupt ADD rupr,'c nhcts' ,.
L,,,i. will cure seal, crrri"'' 4" ne skin.
~, -, ,h,sc ls,ttles ave W'runicd ~ cure the
..,J,.rrta's rpscs ofthcum'ii.m
Thee to ~, hotties arc warranted 10 cure 'a'l
thsum.
." .as,i.,l,,,..,psctcdl tom the 6ri hottl..
,,Jr,rf.,,,orr ,,,rr,utcl When he above qusn.
tit, - talco,
N,,b,og iool 90 improbable 10 those WI" have
..,,,i,I ,II the wru'ftiul uird inss Of The da,
"a. that common weed gfovirg "' the r''iu,es.
,rI Loo. GA .,,r. wallis .hupll cove sVsT' hu.
p,,. ,,i d, !, urv Used net. " 700 hn'r o.
hrfr.r 4, hss o. siau, There orr Boz ~ n"t an's
,Is,t A. ,rIiu. come Gases lrt No. '1ffs. lIr hR'
r.LiI.I ,,,, , ihru.,rl bottles If ~ the vicinity
49, a.. Of e
h,. ahead, done some 81 The grri'rst cures ever
I,g, "a Mas.srhussu.. IL gave % ~ children a
,.,, ,II, ,u 90 people of siNt,; aUi has seen poor
200, IroL,rr rhill,,n, vh1fe hs'h vus suft and
a,It,. r,.tufrd g. Is,isgt'at, IT health o., one
n, ,ho,, Who 1rr trlplIsI With .,rk headache.
am. bottle " 90 alusfs rur, a. u gives great Co..
U,fiu ,atauh arI difs,ue.s. 5000 "h' have
t,Nsu,, pave tr,H sust,r i'f Nraf', sol h''r hsru
..aul,t,H o., q. MLrr iH, ''.l, DO '"'rI'i N"iAs
,.., not vhrf, there be- avs arrangement ui
IN. fturian. Of u4iu,,. 81 otl ,tr'r Nr, 'i1glls,
i,.Ius,, Iut 500 u.ast uHt IT, llru.r.-ihr, aIuu,s
hi.,rf,st ia i,um ttur dNs Co q s,'N. Ihrrs be-
f.,,, La is.I trsu'f huHn ton che rHH'Ip uI.1
that i,fv. ts gore, ,uu vliI i..I HHuIs..i Hkr s
rrr ,.t..n. Hr,u sHil. If che lrpst r,tri,ag a1t
,ulgu,,ua. "f ,t ih,' u1p r,rr l'lrHrd o..
81 sbBr., 90 a,t s,rr HrCvssnu. lat tbr beet
,ru ,au s,, aaI ,u,u-b of DO.
In,urUr. sept ~ 1853
T'.ts ff o. rffrIF, fsHfN ~ NV, brarsH.
g..,..rF.tsfts #..v a'fr,rsI Gs.sssI irraI 20
-, Wf,ssI p.s,rr.fy 30 80 STATE ~ Ntlss, rHi
ftaf ktfs ssHr.ifI r.fhfts Fsasrsf, IFff' 'ras ~
Laboratory. DONALD kENNEpN.
~. A. nay, pwrrist, raf,hai. thc onl. hn.
tlHursH ag,ui lHr NaIHs.
sgHt, Asur,Ns = R,ris, rpusllin. ".
\ WrtT. ". D.. -. rsus. T.. Nt~unl = Co..,
Uu.kb,Ia. Hol-r N.,,', Norway. lN3o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
sss,,,oa Q, a Ya.hicpaS,s Sermon,

NkeiCtua VI
n, following. lron ID, Huics'rS',Ae',
.awrr merilsl burlc.lue IN the ''!l' OF
.,s,,ur~e, too common IN ihess days iT'm
And, GRADUATES, anxious to show on Their
.-.,, ,p,,,,rins q superficial l'aTn,0;
WHOM, know irs how or when To arr'y "
T,,,-..And be kilol TIE iat''d calf
T.,r ,as,iou-N1t necessary to ''y m0''
,s,u, ,he rrol,r,l S5n, ior uea'ly ever!
v.l,,sy family has = specimen OF IT, ,.,
arl pe,!s no enlightenment On 'h' '"'''''
Divide the .aN,,,, iu,o a,, hral'.
i,..-Sp,aL Of the cali. and INFORM YOUR
Ter. nov a cali should Dc f';'rd. "''
all ,b. milk u tv1 cows, -2crVt = 900
r,,. nm now ,Bi ten rsr the baby. Her
,ou s,n make some learned rsm'rk' '''o'
tbs unsy.vay. ,hs belt II Jeg'''' ".-
IorI rs telescope.
al-lIs kilcl ths hitrl calf, bat notion!
a., S.rir,urys, batJJsgrhus aud the EA'h,''
M, rr..sgal'y Acknowledgements bow be
lnJi,. " Tbs was more than ih'H-
,.rlvar. b,iur, o., invention ofsluT'vi,r
or ls.aras, the presumption i that TIC ola
man didn't shoot lie eri,,sr, bat pitched
int, him with s,lb-Jr clubs a'e ',r!
sV-.eut institutions.
sl-E4Tlain why he oA s7nG'm'n, 'n-
,aIofa sa,r. liln';ssi.i a 'aoa'--ma,'a
ons.Asr.e tarta,ae and have rcai 'imeo''i
i.h-Iu.5rn your hyaryrs what The word
calf uau, When usgI in Greek. Latin,
Choc,av W Iaskuw.
S,b-pv,lI ya,hst-ally uI0u 'hs ur''a'
sho,y l--.aensy 10. ths Ur.-su,ase, e''nS d.
o. o., t,,; that father, uov-a.aays, 'ns..-.
q, ,rat.r-a runaway s5a i'a " .a,',.
calf" ar, Ir.,,y at O. treat h'n % a
"has.y plate ,, soup" made IRON '-' .'-.
,fthe calf. maternal s.Hi.rr.
Con,lusiru-TurJw iu O li;le -''i'-l
tall lsarrci!y about " raIgUaie ans
..!ar.iu5u c5us,gms'a,s." N'ul up ''e
discourse With mos; eloquent, aa.r'irS
,rp,a. 60 t,c ,1a,.isuoc % yaas A.ar,r' 90
,hs pug..u Ar-l %! carle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20

>.-ruuv Nuv,rUrE'. our >'u'h.rn
uevsrarrr Ir.,arga ate u a ''a.u'. .i '
IL. They can't make The business w.ra
lrsa there, south VI Mason a1l biE'n.s
line. 4 sgrihcca a agricultural iarni' '-s
,..y sa.r-rirI. Ia.JhaT.e.ou STANDARD
ta.u.. ,asy u,,s.., as vel give nr I-.a'.n-
y4rrI, ...rr. Ju,, a, they have 81 .1 ar Che
raln-a. ,r..rns, g.. a., A. 60 ,.'.'
J..a.rn r'uks i.ars IS u5 surl.st thgrr
T.-a rev. -lfrr, r,1ri, ar - 'an-a,d about
20. o.. DsamHir IS O. Times believes
&C. .sr'r 90 ge9r,, vii import anything
,..s;.. aInr.s printed sJa;h. Tho Au-
-u,, tG,N Causa;a;. va! avs O.; would h.
Better o. .ltr,u.l, the Northern TAver', s.
j; IS iur,,si'l, il- them down there Go keep
up with che T.r..og d, as' iast' al.
very well, a,.r- bones, confession IL D.
undoubtedly tue, and cr,r9sys.,-s what
ha' h..a flea stated Lg'.r,
INsw EzIfrI MsE;asy.