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SD Case OF poisenfne-ueI1 n,..a
vsry-DeinSs of Hymsn, &c.
Or TEs EIcaxorD plrIr p,.,,,,,
NV Kssr O. m. Va. De-. 6eh ia,

NEW kew O. n, Va, Dec. Sch, lssa
A valuable and respectable citizen 81 ttls s.r..-
hsi the misfortune TO be drowned 10 the psrnmssy
River, near Cumberland, in the afternoon Of ,hs y,
instant His name was zaehsriah L. shacklssord
and be leaves behind him quite large fsms,.'
who have hitherto been entirely dspsndsnt upa,
hls sxertions for living. The boat In shieh -
had been fshing was found, containing soth,..
but the paddle he had used, while HIS hAts tah
seen floating q short distance, being all. viii.
Bile remains Of It's former owner. Mr.. o. wss pnpek
esteemed BY all who kney him, % 40 crdsslv 80
industrious citizen, and will be missed By tbs ma.
pie OF the community, In which he has lived. I'M.
body has not set besn found, though every sso-,
has been made by his friends TO do 90.
The gold discovered near this place a fav A.
ago upon the land Of Mr.. billiard, We learn. ~.
proven to be genuine, after the application Of H.
usual chemical tests.
Judging from the number Of nsrriazs Iiesn...
issued from this Office the present. year, wa M, !,
very naturally conclude that Hymsn 10 abroad IL
the land, aud many lonely bachelor who for y.s,.
past has bean hugging about him the cloak 81 III.
gle blssssdassss may expect to do better The ,s
son advances. Notwithstanding the III fated li,.,
which our composers Of this village have rsc,ntl,
besn spending, we understand that one Of Tie nm.
Der will pass ipto state Of bachelor nonexis.sps,
next week, and we can only hope that other. M,
be permitted to follow in the wake of this undsrnt
cd knight. May bis days DO many and bis night,
be long and pleasant. Yours In haste. DIKss
HHALrH OF PLoRIpk.--The jacksonville Repuh,,.
can Of the ID inst- says:
We are happy to state that the cool days .r,
frosty nights during the past two weeks have h,t
the desired effect. Nearly every vestige OF M.
fever seems to have disappeared, and these OF or.
citizens who have been absent during the Prev.
lence Of the epidemic are daily returning 10 th,I,
homes and business. Those who are still sb..,,
can now return with perfect safety. The health q,
the town 10 fully restored. God grant that q,
may never be subjected to another such season -
sck ness and DISTRESS.
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APoLoGETIo-In order to make room for tho Gov.
errors messages, we are compelled to condense the
general news of the day into small space.
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-. To THE EDITORS OF THE RIcH.

des-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-12-08

AAUsENssTs.-The "Three Gusrdsmen,' q drama
replete with stirring incidents and gorgeous
scenes will be produced again tonight at the the.
atre.
Mrs. Helen Muzzy will give her promised ''read
ings" tonight at Metropolitan Hall. She will
doubtless receive liberal share of patronage
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

OLD IRoNsIDEs.-Commodore Stewart,
who has been in command of the nayy
yard at Philadelphia, finding that his time
was about to expire, lately notified the
Secretary OF the Navy that in accordance
with usage he asked the appointment of
his successor. Mr.. Dobbin at once re-
piled, with generous acknowledgment of
the great services of the gallant veteran,
that no ordinary rule should be applied to
him, and it was not only the pleasure but
the wish of the Department that he should
retain the position so long as it was prac-
tlcable, and that he would not be disturbed
until his duty became an incumbrance.-
He now retains his place as senior captain
in the navy on duty, and with the highest
pay allowable by law-S4 500 year.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07
The State OMcers.

Our readers are doubtless aware that the
Legislature after fair, patient and impair
tial investigation into the conduct of the
Treasurer and Comptroller of the State,
have determined-in the former case
unanimously, and in the latter case by a
large majority-to impeach them at the
bar of the Senate for misdemeanor in Office.
Treasurer Bates has resigned his office,
and ex-mayor English of Sacramento, has
been appointed by his excellency the Gov
ernor, ad interim.
The charges against Dr. Bates are Sc
rlous, and consist principally in his giving
to the Pacific Express Company $124 900
without authority, and previous to the
warranted time, under the pretence that it
should be applied to the payment of in
terest on California bonds.
When we remember that Mr.. Rowe the
acting President of this Express Company,
and Dr. Bates the Treasurer, were in the
Legislature of 1855 together, and were
room-mates and chums; that Rowe was
candidate for Comptroller and was defeated
on account Of the Adams &c Co, matter,
he having been their agentat Weaverville;
that Rowe's name was withdrawn, and
DR.. Bates substituted for Treasurer upon
the next ballot for that Office We believe
that DIR. Bates had no idea of being can
didate, but was to be Rowe's deputy as
Comptroller, until it was ascertained that
Rowe's nomination was animpossibility.
However, Bates was nominated, and
Rowe became his deputy. The Pacific
Express Company succeed to Adams &
Cos business, and Rowe becomes its
President. TIk very evil sought to be-
avoided by the Know Nothing convention
to keep the officers aloof from Adams
& Cos failurc-is got over, and the State
money is withdrawn by Rowe the Deputy
Treasurer, and handed over to Rowe the
President of the Express Company, and is
seen no more.
The next charge is the purchasing of
State warrants and substituting them for
cash paid in, and thus making a clear gain
of the difference.
/ The Committee report cash loss of
$40, 900 in this wise to the State, which
they have discovered
The charge against Mr. Whitman the
Comptroller, is that these facts were known
to him, and that he failed to acquaint the
Governor of them.
i We could scarcely believe that such
great wrongs were perpetrated in our COM
munity, were we not capable of believing
almost anything from the past Thus have
we been treated for the past six years
The impeachment by the Legislature of
these officers, speaks volumes for the future.
1t is well if crime or wrong is detected, it
should be prosecuted and punished and
we believe there is sufficient force in our
present Legislature to do the people justice.
The acts Of reform govern all their pro-
ceedings, and thus far they have been wise
and discreet. No word of ours could en-
courage them onward in more steady
course. They seem to know and feel the
responsibility, and we believe they will act
up to it Voice Of Israel
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

HAPPINESS FOR WORKING MEN. =
The situation or social position of the poor
and by that word we mean the laboring
populations by no means so deficient in
the means of happiness and comfort as
many are led to believe. "The mechan-
les" says Lord Byron, "and working
classes who can maintain their families,
are, in my opinion, the happiest body of
men. Poverty is Wretchedness; but it is,
perhaps, to be preferred to the heartless,
unmeaning dissipation Of the higher or
ders." A popular author says &c have
no propensity to envy any one, least of all
the rich and great; but if | were dis
posed to this weakness, the subject of my
envy would be a healthy young man, in
full possession of his strength and faculties,
going forth in morning to work for his
wife and children, or bringing them home
his wages at night"
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07
SPERRY'S HOTEL,
4 r MILRPHY,S H1Np

VHVHE commodious Fire Proof Building, fiiS9l fii
IL lately erected by the subscribers, at-4ai1-
Murphy's, has been elegantly furnished through
out after the most approved style, and is now
ready for the reception of guests. Parlors and
suites of rooms for the use of ladies exclusively
and parties visiting the "Big Trees" or other
natural curiosities in the vicinity.
The management of the domestic department
is confded to Mrs. Perry, lady Of experience
The BAR is stocked with fine Wines and Lii
quors, and the larder daily supplied with sea-
sonable delicacies
Stages arrive and depart daily for Mokelum-
ne Hill, Sacramento Stockton Sonora and Co
lumbia.
Parties of Pleasure, and transient guests,
will find every accommodation for their COM
fort SPERIiY & PERRY.
Murphy's, August 90 1856 sept25-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07
Maiden Resolutions.
BY MARY F. TUCKER.
Oh I'll tell you of a fellow,

Oh! I'll tell you of fellow,
OF a fellow have seen,
Who is neither white nor yellow,
But is altogether greenl
Then his name isn't charming,
For it is only common Bill"
And he wishes me to wed him,
And hardly think | will.
He has told me of cottage,
OF "a cottage mong the trees,
And don't you think the gawky
Tumbled down upon his knees
While the tears the creature wasted,
Were enough to turn q mill;
And he begged me to accept him,
But | hardly think l will
OIL he whispered of devotion,
Of devotion pure and deep,
But it seemed so very silly,
That | nearly fell asleep.
And he thinks it would be pleasant,
As we journey down the hill,
To 60 hand in hand together,
But | hardly think | will.
He was here last night to see me,
And he made so long a stay,
began to think the blockhead
Never meant to go away.
At first | learned to hate him,
And know hate him still
Yet he urges me to have him,
But | hardly think | will
am sure | wouldn't choose him,
But the very duce is in it,
For he says if l refuse him,
He could not live minute:
And you know the blessed Bible
Plainly says we ''mus'nt KILL"
So I've thought the matter over;
And | rather guess Will
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

An Editor in Arkansas was lately shot
in an afray. Luckily, the ball came
against bundle of unpaid accounts in his
pocket Gun-powder could not get through
that .-Eachange Paper.
If "unpaid accounts" would always
stop pistol balls, there are but few editors
in our acquaintance but what might be
dressed in coat of mail from head to foot
Ohio News.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

ARRIVAL OF NICARAGUANs.-J A.
TORY, and his son, John, arrived in this
city yesterday morning from Nicaragua
The news brought by them confirms, in
every particular, the telegraphic report
published by us yesterday morning
Walkers troops are in the best of health,
are well provisioned, and have excellent
quarters. They are confident that Walker
is now in the possession of the lake and
river steamers, either by treaty with Canas,
who at last accounts was in critical posi-
tion or by force.
Mr. TORY also brings the melancholy
intelligence of the death of Col. Calvin
O'Neil, eldest son of Col. j. ". ONeal,
of this city. lie was mortally wounded
in the groin during an attack on San
Jorge, on the 4th of February. He ling
cred till the 9Th, when he died in the arms
of General Walker, at Rivas. He was
the Youngest officer in the Nicaragua army,
and by his many feats Of daring valor won
for himself the name of the s'brayest of
the brave" He was buried on the 9th, and
was escorted tohis long home by the whole
army.
Mr. TORY has brought from Nicaragua
to this city, beautiful military coat, for
merly the property of General Mora. 1t
was found beside an officer of Gen. Ms
staff, who had been killed by Col. ONeal
1t is very richly trimmed with gold lace,
and is valued at 81 ,500-San joaquin
Republican, March 1st.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07
6otfls, Restaurants, Mf.
KINDERHO0K EXCHANGE,
"A NJ. CALLAHAN, ...........P PROPRIETOR, fAaETAA
-A%A laiE
Corner Of Broad,0ay lNan ST., S-4NANDRE4S

TENHIS POPULAR AND COMMODIOUS HO-
n tel, situated in one of the most pleasant and
convenient localities in the town. is constantly
open for the reception of TRAN SIENT and
PERMANENT BOARDERS. The rooms are
spacious thoroughly ventilated, and furnished
with view to comfort. The dining ball is the
best in the place, where the patrons of the house
may depend upon finding the table spread with
the choicest edibles the market affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest brands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
BOARD AND LODGING.
Per Week, single rooms, $1,000
Per Week, double rooms. s,................ 500
Without Lodging, ,......................... 700
Single Meal, ................................ .75
Meals at regular hours.
Bayr Payment to be made invariably in ad-
vance nov o. '56-tf
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07
ARMOR & kOOsER, Publishers.

TERMS OF SUBSCRlPTION-On year, in
yariably in advance, $500; sixmonths, $500; /;
three months. g. co.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.-One square OF
twelve lines, first insertion $3.50; each sub
scquent Insertion $l.25. liberal discount
will be allowed to yearly advertisers. Busi-
ness Cards, not exceeding four lines $500 per
month.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

A Law among the Arabs permits man
to divorce any of his wives who do not
make him good bread If such Law
were in force in this country, ladies would
quickly learn to make better bread than
they now make:
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

On, SHAW !-Domingues, says Senator
Shaw, although one of the signers of the
State Constitution, can't testify in our
courts, being half Indian. The more fool
he, for signing away the privilege. e.-.Sac
Bee.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

TRUE TO Hrs INsTINcTs.-One of the items of
news by the mail steamer is to the effect that
Herbert our Congressman, and our disgrace,~
has won thirty thousand dollars at faro in WASH
ington Satan IS proverbial for favoring his
own children.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

GONE TO DINNER. Gone to dinner
Back in fifteen minutes.' That notice
stands on your office-door.
You gormandizer you ostrich. YOU
great pig! Also, you lean, scrawny, wiz
zled, anxious looking old thing! You
poor, irritable, touchy, snappish fellow.
My gobbling friend, eatingis not pro-
cess whose operations and results are Who'll
ly confined within the stomach, as flesh is
put to seeth or soak within an iron pot
1t tells upon muscles and vitals, and brains
and nerves-upon mind and soul. Fif-
teen minutes Fifteen minutes is enough
to eat one cracker in, and to drink a glass
of water; and see the mass Of victuals you
are pitchforking into your countenance, as
if you thought harpy was watching to
snatch it from you.
How dare you bolt those chunks of meat
all soaked with gravy and that greasy,
sodden pie, and hot cakes, and kissing
mud-colored coffee; and then, while your
miserable, overworked old stomach is call
ing for all the disposable nervous energy
of your system to help it drudge in it its
tyrants task, jumping headlong back into
your dark, close eounting-room, and de-
mand that same nervous energy from the
same source to engineer your brains and
eyes in absorbing exertion Of making
money. Ignoramus, how dare you?
Well, poor fellow, its of no use to scold
at you after all. Pity is much more ap-
propriate to your sad case Who would
be such a juiceless, dirt complexioned,
dried-up husk, for all your money, or all
everybody's else? It is but a manned
soul and deformed body that you have
acquired under that regimen. And when
your old, cracked, shaky constitution quite
breaks up, and you die prematurely-
wretched man, who knows what miserable
fate you will have incurred By your years
of sit-still money -grubbing, and this in
tensifed course Of mad aggrayations with
uncheWed meat-chunks and hot grease and
drink all ablaze?-LJc H.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

THE IRON CONSTITUTION OF MAN
We have often heard of an iron constitu-
tiori-the " Iron Duke" was as familiar as
household words-ofa brazen countenance,
Of brazen and shameless woman. As the
earth disembowels minerals for mans ex-
ternal use, so does man embowel, and is
the receptacle of that description of trea-
sure. What mine does every man pos
sess. Read Dickens, to wit
These minerals, which are interviewer
with the living structure Of the plant, are
taken up into the fabric Of the animal !;
and to us they are as important as to
the meanest vegetable that grows. [,
who write this, boast myself living flesh
and blood. But lime strengthens my
bones, iron flows in my blood, flint bristles
in my hair, sulphur and phosphorus quiv-
er in my flesh. In the human frame the
rock moves, the metal flows, and the ma
terials Of the earth, snatched by the divine
power Of vitality from the realms of iner-
tia, live and move and form part OF, soul
tenanted frame. In the very secret cham
ber of the brain there lies a gland gritty
with earthly mineral matter, which Des-
cartes did not scruple, with crude scien-
tifc impiety, to assign as the residence of
the soul. You could no more have lived
and grown and fourished without iron,
and silica, and potassium, and sodium, and
magnesium, than wheat could flourish
without phosphorus, grass without silica,
cress without iodine, or clover without
lime. We are all of us, indeed, Of the
earth, earthly.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07

GAME.-The Indians of the Far West
often sadly contemplate the prospect of the
disappearance Of the buffalo We sup
pose when the buffalo goes, they will have
to bear it,
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-07
THE INDEPENDENT

Is published every SATURDAY MORNING,
AT oan Andreas, Calavcras County, Cal Office
IN Corcoran's Fire-proof Stone Building, corner
OF Main street and Broadway.
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PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABLE OVENS!

rJIIIs lnvent,on, the result ut practical expert
encc, is nov confidently presented TO the
nuhic a. superior In point ofcconomy' SAFETY, do.
rahilty, ease OF management convenience ana
above al in the unriyallrd manner IN Mhieh't does
IL. work TO any other Invention OF the Nind no"
IN use.
Hsa PssGsi Orss. doing everything required
Oft an the most superior manner .
Torrn,sting msats II h. folly squat The oh'
lT,.b,,usJ Spit. which IL well known iuhaNe hocn
al. ri ,,,th,j ever in,suted. u will roast At
the .,wc tim. a. man, didrrrnt Minds Of meats a.
an, Oyr, can contain and a. IA piece vii H. per
iectl, sweet aud Zee from the g's''' 'h'ing hom
the difrr,nt yatietics, as these gases ATE lci OH
Though az escape pipc At thc top
For Lipr bread ani pasty, this o'eni' With
out = rival. ~ the heat regulated ny u'mlets ~
the hottom and i. undor the pefl''' ''n''o' OF the
operator.
Iii. not cscelled IN point OF economy a' The
heat r,,u,r,i h. generated within We oven The
,,,t.,i,l tr.m which IL Il. manufactured being q
,.p.,,pI,,t,r. and construcioiwhh au-ch1mb'r',
tbsr, i. nn ,,diaton IT heat, 'nd sm''' quantity
of fi,I will Lr,p it going Zoe h"ufs'
The m,t,rnlwill neither rust nor nnrnoui' and
the oven will last inr N'nr..
E,rr, oven 10 warranted 90 gave '"''' '''''''e'
ton.
seven .iiss. suitable ~ the smallest private
f,m,l, 3D., f,r steamer. mud hotels OF che largest
,I,.. ,rr manufactured. Al order. directed IN
The .uh.cr,ber., at South Paris Will" promptly
" Il. :. STEVENS & co.
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itaNiMHOV3
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THE GREATEST or IHh ibt.
,u ET\NTuN ..fE.,Irr,. has lt.rryrr.
vi ~ 90. ~. ...r ,.Hr.r f.,.rur- vr,... "a
60. rH4r.u.,. EVERY klNpul ~ NOR.
..r rN. ,,.r., ~.r.iut lnvB tH a r.mmnu Pm.
nI.. Ilr htsi .s| Of Boo uyrr r..'rr hur'u' o'-
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BIZ. ft. ra....s.r.u .,sr fvp h.nIrrt C,nft.'"s %
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GsDtIsmrr rrrrh,..I of Nnrr ag'0', "n' ni
,rry ~. Portable u,rus, lrr chs institution,
lrH rur.t .t, % ia,. ,,,NthIu. which % sr'o'
commended lrit o. Jo. IN urr ordinary Wv "i
IaLi1.. w., u.sI ,l.lut tup our'' of v"nd ln ihf''
weeks. W urv TH ih. Same amount ~ lHAin.
with two hu.h,'s oft vuHI u'r week, "r lhi'' two
Iu.h,I I,.k,f. trll iB.t o. lHke three "'.As.
Iva. .u we'll satisfied with thr unrraiHu ni ih'
". 7uhi,h ususr inihr prI.nn, ihhtl purrhhaa
q W. Hr uur family nee.
Thee oven. Ipkr rs l,st ns ar, Other way ul
lpLtog. auI srr I,.. iIBh.r 90 huIn thr Hr,d lh'n
iu ih, usr,I vsf, .r 500 can r'-nai, ''' h'''
igst tu emit ths ,uHuHt sou have iu ihr oven i
ILr. n ,.ls not beat thr uuHm, aui ans "u'
r.aIsLs without huurrg th,ms,l''s, BOO th. ''m.
rusu so, utu.iue stoves. I coo ,h'''iu.'t i','m'
mend tbr., owens tu 100 who have baking Co d' "1
large &C. sm,lI scale, lrr th'ir ''Iu'"' 300 SAVING
,,...I All b,,t. vhi.h ri-,.. Boo ily usu,l saN Of
IYLtrg. Yuur. Nr-uHfiuIN,
" " EASTMAN, Warden.
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Pure Ground Plaster!

The Cheapest feTiiliieT m the World |!
TllE subscriber vouh respectfully inform the
4 FARMERS ct ONilfi County, that that thsy c,n
hud the above AZ his MIL 1T Steep Islls, Norway,
which he gTinjs from the Rock. Thee are dit.
',rr1t qualities uf Plaster, some IT it being almost
s1ur',y wuuhlfssi consequently man, have lssn
Disappointed in DO result-. IL vail therefore
NAUKANr an furnished at biz uill a. the FUHT
tuI.Ir. 1T those who have i.sn disappointed
tN Doe Plaster, and 80 whether thcfe b. a differ.
yarr boz the quality.
~ order. from distance promptly attended 90.
MARK T.. SMITH.
Norway, Feb II. 1857. 3mI
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Singular Cause oF DE,ru Under the
proper head may b, found recorded Oh,
death Of a child Of Rev. Mr. Cary Of Brad.
ford. The little boy J,ei 70 death from "a
puneture Of the skin. We ar, informed
that this is the third child lostby Mr.. Cary
from the sane cause. The blood lacks GER
tain plastic constituents, and II We under
stand Alright Is not confined % the veins, so
that the leAs; paneturs Of the skin cause,
the blood to dow ull death cusues.
Bangor News
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We are told, d" Lrt not Doe sun 90 down
on your wrath" Th..og c.ur-r i- beet.
bot. a. il generally jog., Iwlu,l ala, mover
never act or write t.li 30 has done s1. The
rule has saved me from any ac,ol folly. Il;
i wonderful what different view we take
Of the same event ggr-aul.tvcnty hour,
after i, has happened i>,4u.y smith.
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POETR Y.
Differences
~ euAEtts SIeK''.

NJ CuARLTs NAcAAN'
The hing can drink the be,, Of ~i's--
80 can L.
AID ha, enough ~hsa he woud di'e-
- have I;
And cannot order ra'a o. shire
Nor can J.
TA,,~hsr,'. ths iiGerroos-ls, me SEE
R,,-,., ~, l,rd the A,ny ,ni met
u, trust, f,sui, surround be, ,hroao
Nigh, snl DAY.
or make BE interests their ov''
We; not they.
Mine love me os myself a'rnr--
BlssssJb, they
A,d that. on. i,Hsryrrr which I 80
Bs,v,Nt On, krj ths k,rs .ad ms.
n knays. sfcunl ms De- boz wait
To deceived
Or hsu and dausf, When che, bate
Aud wou'J gris,s'
o. cruel pomp- opprs.s u, state
n, m, 'ra,s'
No Hsaysu b. tbsalsJ' Nrt hsre yol see
Mors tiasr,pcs 'rvist ths ki8g ,1t ros'
u, n, HI, fol,, With ir.'. aal qa.r.,
Wbsu hedra,s
lie IA. NJ, ar,a,s. SOL be- .hrs-
Great bry ths,s
r., MT chill 90 Ne. b.. lips
NJ. .H..H
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A BIO S,t,Rr. The New Y1rk Mirror.
referring 70 the salary OF thg New YORK
and Ere Bai,r1aI-S2i, uUl-.lys that thr
bead man M Stuart'- sugar refining husl-
nes' received f1r several years a salary 0'
$4,000, but De resigned his place for
more profitable employment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

my notions about l.l.." say. S1u,hcy,
"ars much ibo same a. they arr about ,ray-
slins-therc is god deal Of amusement ON
the road, but, after all, one wants to BE- az
rest"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

ONE OF TuE Cuw,EsHN, An iuu.uat
minister was one Jay preaching O. a "I1ra
Of hardened sinners, when De- made usr ".
the following original and rather striking
smile .-" Ny hearers, sati Doe, ''l can
compare You % nothing bata pare. ai
knosty hickory butts, the Esp.. isaw.lS'.
and throwing him~.lf .u tho attitude ..
backvool.man--'' by ths grace Of God, !
an the beetle O. t.r.i.r-. ffr'r r.a 900