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Witness. D. =. STo~rtr.
State of Mnine.
ONFoEp, -. Supf,m. Jni,eial Cour, Noysu
Dec Term, 1851.

ONFoEp, -. Suprm. Jnd'eial Court, Novsm-
hsr Term, 1851.
q - ordered D, the Court that The sa,d Libel
hHt latlf, th. .a.i l,.sp,isat ol The pendrncy IT
the .u,t b, c,n..a- Zen atle.si cop, # this Libel,
with ihts order uf r,urt th-rsih, O, d. publ,sLed
thryc weeks .uccsssiVcly ia The ONiori Demo.
srst. nesspaper pf,uted At paris. in aid count,
the at 90 sad pub iratuas o. H. thirty days at
sst before the next term ct said court, 10 h. hold.
en- ii Paris, aforessil. on the sccond TUESDAY Of
March neat. o. the end that the Respondent NAV
thea and there appear at aid Coaft. ind .how
cause. n aay BE- ha.. Why the prayer Of aid luel
.hoad not b. granted.
Attest; ALNAII BLACK, Clerk.
4 true copy Of the osigiail Libcl and Order u
Court thsrcon.
50 Attest: ALvAH BLACK. Clerk.
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shall DO much better next week. II !. the en-.
sra,ius that doe. the business. Everybody wants
the sngraving. You NAV calculate upon from one
o. two thousand Subscribers isom upr this Winter.
I an goiag To make en,ogh oat 81 the busiBess to
DO, M a farm 10 thu Spnug."
With such Inducements ss We offer, anybody eau
obtain Subscribers. We inSue evcD gentleman
ont 81 employment. ani every lsdy who de.i,ss a
plcs.aHt aBasy-making occupation 10 apply at once
ior an agency. Applicants .houh incln.e p oents
ior specimen copy 1T the Magazine, which will
alway. h. forwarded With answer To application
by return mail.
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n. "a. H..riI, il. J..'. o.. .ftls Ssrs,ss J.i,ati
Cost. ssrf o. 10 h.Ifss ~ P4r,s, usih.a sd f.
90 C.s4fv n OTfHri, 81 fts ssl1si Iassiag p
Asrgsf. 4. p. is57
I,NEOIiNE 10. HARMON, oi Rumi1rl, 90 che
Y C..u1t, az usf,fj, ~lir ufGiLuAN I. Has
uoN oi r.,fts u1k u1vn, ,rsn,1, rrsp-ctiu, .hsss,
that .he Wa m,rrisl @, doe ssii Giluau I. llaf-
u.li 1u che .iNt,rHih ti, ul Jun.. \. n. lSjD. a.,
Hi.tsn. Count, uf ~pdtA aul state ~ Mts-a,hu
.stt.. hy the Rev. ElwsrI 4. Tl,hr; ani thar
.hs ,ai h,r .,iI husband lived together toe the
neat pulssJus Eve wear. afst sai! marriage,
that str ht. ever t@su tuihlHl o. hsr marriage
sssrHart. suI uh. tiaus, ili ths saii Gilman H.
tuguHrH, REGARDLESS nt thr same, has nj. "cici
stpII, o. fllhI ilr ob'isstaus un be- part, that De-
ne. l.rirI shlI, during ou,rfiu.r 90 pr1yii. am
h1me flr .1II wife. p.si th't .hs has h.su Obliged
Jufirs thr lat fai. ,sar. O, 1--we upan che charity
of bee i,is.il.. that the st,i Gilman I. Harmon
possessed Il ,i.lr1i 'Bi ung1yrIH'h'e iemper and
f..rlsitinn. a1i that h,. cpHr.r vsrls her, the
s.u C.f,iil-. Nss y.f, sisu.iSr. 90 mu,h -o that
b. faluentl, thrr8trHsi O. take h-r lii-. ani do
make thr attempt I'd, administering poison tp her,
th. ss,I Caroline ADD from hs continual ahase
AMI ij' trsatmeut. bee health hss hsrpme much im.
ptirs.I, au.I thaf shs }. HHv uiigrIt o. liys upon
Chart, Whsrrarr ,uur hI-ii,nt prsy. that q
divorce from thv htni. Hi mtirir,1y tvtween her
saI hef .,id husband NAV .s dscrc,t b, this court.
thar ths ru.t1i, of Nrnrla Josephine and Clara
Maubi,, miu1l chrllrrl 90 herself ant her saii
husband. ga, Ls dsrfyei O. her, anI that sch
other decree. inI 1rlsrs NAV D. made b, the cuuri
a. ja.tics may rrquIrc.
CAROLINE N. HARMON.
lE.tra... ID L. -FUNFtt
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The Secret lndrmitieS of Youth and
MATURITY,

Jest PsllisAsi, Grsiii. ne fr,siy.f6k TAosidad.
4 FEW Words on the Rational Treatment.
~ without Medicine, Of Spermaiouhea OF IL
cal Weakaess, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Of the System,
lmpoiency. aud lmpediments To- Marriage general.
Is. by u. III LANEY, VI ID.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plants, rginaiiag in the imprudonce and solitude
81 yoaih, may H. easily removed without Med,-
cine. .. IN this small tract clearly demonstrated;
and the en,irrly new aud highly soeoes'lal treat
n,ent. adopted by the Author, fully explained,
by means Of which every one l. enabled TO cure
himself perfectly aud at the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nOstTums o
the dsy.
Seq, To any address, graft. aud poet free IN a
scaled envelope, by Temitting (po.t paid) two
postage stamp. to In. Il. DE LANEr, IL Lispsn-
ard ST, New York CITY. lyis39
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Cure Your Sore Eyes!
DR. PETlT-r's
American Eye Salve!

DR. J. \. BERRY, II Sacn, iniurms ~ Of =
child Who was 90 badlt affected With S"fe aud
WEEK E,cs, a. 10 boz scarcely shlr Co h'ar The
light At iil, generally Acepius IT, face buried 90 The
pillows.
T~o losc. u the Eye Sal,c sdrctrl lhc cure.
ELDER lIANSCOM. Of Durham, inform. %.
that hi. mother ha. b.cn e.Fsd y sEfrs~'iy tHd
sy,s h., the I've SaI,c. They bad bcsn s'rr and
weak 81 many yc,r.i cyclids liberated, and great
Wsaknes. 1T the VISION.
lie al-o cured ach,hl of vcr bad Sore Eyes by
lev applications II the Eyc Sai1c.
CIV. A,well. Portland, general ayenifor Maine,
Sold by Andrew. 4 BATES, Par. llil; VA Rus!
so. rans; T.. Atwood 4 CO., Buckhsld; l.. Z.
Shackley. and Rodophu. loung NorWaN.
sold by Dealers ,n Medicine r'egwhsf".
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ARE YOU INSUREDP

The Norway Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
"AvING been dolly Organized, agreeable to the
Ill Charter, are now ready 20 insure against
io.s by Ere oa Buidings, furnia'e. OF other prop
erty, on a. good terms as any other Company.
T.. +. BEil., Precedent.
Applications Tor Insurance 10 be made 10 ". u.
COLE, ESQ. J. ". MEhhlLL, secy'
Norway, Dec. lst, 1857, 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
The Weekly Joumal,-ruhli.hed on Thurs
Journal ior Cahiornin-sis and Quarsr
Cent. tupy.

A.an Advertising ms,liusn, The Journal has NJ
,qusl ~ Nsv Essl,n'. The prices are uniform,
and The Advertisement. ate fst up in q clraf and
conspicuous. uann.r. jair,ou.l, arranged aai
shssi6cl uni.f appupuatr heads. aud sppFaf ~
both the morning aai evening paprr'.
IT, c,fcalaiioa ). mote than double that II any
''two ,sat" ~ suhsstipiion paprf 10 Nrw Engl'nd.
The Public sfc fsmio.ird that 90 drumn't, Tor
advertising ate ever emp",ed bN tbs establish
mfnt
a. IN ca.r. the "cash pfinciple" v,ll d" ad'
hstcdto. ani no MOTTO, will D. taken II az, OF
lee. ut accompanied rs the money. Al rap~t,
af, discontinued AZ the expiration 81 Oh" time Pad
fsf.
The Journal d. So 'als 40 al The Ncwsrapcr
D,psts. and on 40 the railroads thtuughou, New
TnrIand. ~ ntdsts shuuid H. addressed 90
CHARLES -. ROGERS,
Journal luilding,
90 No ~ state Strrr,, no'lon. Mass.
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AtWell's Health Restorer

GIVES An APPETITE.
ATwELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
VIII p,e,,ut your food irom hur'ing 900.
ATwELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Will strengthen ,hs ,ui',bl,d system.
ATwELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Will kept stomach and hovel' regular.
ATwELL'S HEALTH BESTORER
VIII cutc ~saAns.s anl Gereral p,bihy.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
la cute ior Sour stomach'.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
I.a ,mc zoe Headache and 'lck Headache.
ATWELL'S HEALTH RESTORER
Curgi your n,ighlor and it will cue you.
pR * Ir.
sold ly Audrr~s - Batcs, Pafi. llill; Wm. 4.
Rust. ~uuih rir,s. T.. Atwood y Co., bucAhcldi
h. &. ~hhcklc, aud lnloIphu. iouns, NORWAY.
tnd dealers iu medicine c'cnv hefr.
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WANTED.

son ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act as lo-
OtjU cal and travelling Agents, IN baslsess
easy. u.eGal and honorable. At salary Of 900
rer .,onth. 4 capital Of 20 only, l. required.
No pa,ent medicine OF book business. Full par
,icuIar. given free 60 all Who enclose postage
.,,mp OF tire, cent piece, aud address
in wM. JOHNSON. shsndown, III
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Specimen Engraving.

A. We desre 10 place in the hands oG every per-
SOC who proposes Go get up club, and also Of ey
er, agen "a oupy Of IN engraving Of "TliE LAST
SUFFER-" ~ specimen. each applicant rnolo.
.ng %. three dollars S,ll receive the engraVins,-
post.paid,-by return mail. also specimens Of oar
qualifications AID one of the numbered subscription
reos,pi.. satidiag the holder to the Magazine one
wear. ani a. a chsace 10 the distribution. This
"A, Z y made onl, % those who desire o. act as
agrais ~ 10 ORA clab.. Address
ONk>MITII a CO.,
-. A..-N..fk
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
For 1858.
.s The Favoriic Paper OF New England"
For 1858.


Published Daily, Scpu- Wooliy, and 'Vsetiy.
TN announcing the term. Of the po'ros Jovn-
SAT, fpr isSs, the prcprie,or does not deem "
orc...ary 10 prescribe is peculiar Characteristic.
a. a pspilar newscspeT. ar 10 make any SPECIAL
ur,u.ss E,s the future. lie deems u suiho'ss' 10
.s,, ,hat What The Journal has heea 10 the past u
Wilde IN the fuiut,. ~ the mosi unanimous coz
sent II is contemporaries throughout Ne~ Eng-
land, The Journal s,ands at the bead u the New
Inrland Press 10 III Ihose qualitie, which 81 to
make or reliahle, ealerprisins, hrs Hs~'pHp"'
Thi. position IL has attained by pafsrng steady
.tuifh,.f,r,anl course IN AL respects, and Wy
.r.r,er neither lahor mn money 10 give the latest
ietssee~r and the fullest reports II all matters ~
interest nj the earliest moment. u has relied nI'oh
it, own merits, ami Mt upon the representations
III cae,a..srs ~ '' dfummefs " to gain ior u the
roa6Aeac. and pstronsgr Il the fubl'c-and the
result ha. tcen tina, u Ai' Hsw q o'e1iaf'oa .e''
iAiA doulh that u a-y pspsT = ~ 'ia'' ~ Ns~
Haslasd-apd al M pr,,iois time has IT. cifonl'-
ton increased more rapidly than dn'ins the past
.,x months. The proprietor in,sads bN the EN-.
nL,,D.n, of eNperisnced and compeient men IN All
,hs ,l.pa,tmsni. of the e.ishlshment, and Nv the
most liberal oatlay Of msoey "a the procuring OF
impar,ant news from al quarters, O. make The
J.u,naI siill more worth, the name II hs tatuni'
psp.r ~ Nes EsrisHd." And With this s'mpe
announcement, he iayiics the attention. Of news
pst~r reader, AMI new,piper dealers ihfough"u,
New .Eagland 10 the folbwing statement 81 the
term. Coz the several editions oi The Journals
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The scmi-weclIy Journai.-Tu 'da, and

Friday MomiHgs,
Co,,,i,. an the rrsiiug matter puhli,hsd IN The
Dali, Journal ior the ihr~ days prcocdipg-aV
.rag,n- from th,ri,-ons 10 ihiry.too toll columns.
The .al,.eriraion pr,cs II he Srmi.Wrskly Jour.
AL !. thrrr ,ialars year To rluhs, Eve copies
one year sI2 50. Ten copies, go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
The no.,on Daily Journai,-Mo'Nios Il"

iNcning,
Contain. the Latest news rcrc,ycd b., the mail. and
Telegraph up 60 the hour II guing 10 pres. u V
matted on The only ~ e, Under ast p'sss IN New
Ensl,nd, which enable. u. Ia boil hack the inins
until the yer, latest nomcnt, AMI It'll wofk Oh the
,di,ion N .c,son iof the mails sad expresses. u
!. uubl,.hsd at the low rate Of siN dollars ycari
singlc oopiss tsO ccnis.
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Fret Rscsa.s b., literary orairni, will. durng
ihs ,rtf. ,nlfarr contributions II en- u'sf Doe
iiun.lrs. i,a.r,pt wfiisfs ,1i thpAsf.. Numbering
smaH. then the m,.t distinguished 81 Amrroap
tutTHfs.
Scat Rsrsus. it. ,diiufnl departments. "Our
~.H. u."'' CO. WrHIrs." ,pf "Oar uir," vii
...l o.. rHp uci,I %, IA ,hie ,'ht1f--.ni d sil
...s iH ibf vtiiri, all r,rhr-s- ~ be- editorial
......f. Hf, Hfh.i masatiHr.
TH.. G.,sr.s 81 vtl cru'si1, drrips ihr ,ear,
.s.., 81 ufig,n1. pisipriai .ustfst,,n. ir,in 10.
... I. fh. iHt Nu.fIr ~ Nti.is.
FafI. Ic,iH.r fr. 'hr son ui THREE dollars Nuu
ufI ,,,,i,r thl, .py,ilI n'lihl,. worth 'a1fs
fHtr tH, other ul g'tiEs, AMI ihs supeth sugu'ing
"a ths 10. ~upH-f. suIfh i've dnllaf..
Fui B.c,n.r Nu1 veil vrr, hAei, daw one
ri ihr three ih,uss1i prfr. 90 Del i.,uhui-l oa
ihr 25'h ct Drrrlni,rr, lsjs-i,sihap. ops that -
snuh slOO1.
Misunderstanding that these cNtaprlinaN la
iucsmsut. r,u hiri., al q, arrnnpii.h the objects
90 The publi.h,rs ~ith,ui farther 'Guits. Vet they
have 4 tsrm,nsi @, Clniil1c through the year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29

An' zoe ",N' morning '',' WIZ ''i'
NN'l' Dll' D,' way ~ 'u' , ~, -,
Out 'n' .'"'s'' A"- -'''' : 80 - -
o. mo- ~. Jung "'Iu r, - a. 49, -,
oo' 's' '1'a'" ct a doubt her dear, ga, he. her
'OD - Tl-ar,i,J, a., -:
~-' Nv, '',l' A. - -. -, - -.
t,,,'r d, tb..r country homo. and We ,ru.,
ts,f.rJ ..'ipip. wear. will b, rendered
r-..,.i and t.rry " On, attention. Of
hin ..vt,v..I...f. b9t now &, found. "
Or.> .r , Pur,.G. Thr phrase ..the
d.. Or. r.y' d.urr... originated iu
tru- f.. un -m. >...r.y n-'t'.
mob. .p..Ifr....
...... ....t.. .aI....-.. OBJ. r.,ak
70. .....r...-.. ....... ..r,e''
...-... ..... ...
.r... ....- r. .. published.
t.f .-t..tv.I .. ......- ..........
t.s..-'.-
l.. .s.-s a... o.. l..
I.e. FL. a... o. era.... arl .r .r.
t.. dam .... I Ia..-'.l
Ca. ..-...t
'".r. d.. r.t m.r.F enough 'sa rs
H..
"N.. sir, and l..,I-. a.rs ..t.. .....
70 ra.."
,r.,.,.-.- p..., IT,. .,.., 5,y
,.,.......Iro.. ,.. S..,,...,,,,,. w.r.
...,.,. - ,t...,...,.r.r N,
car, m...ai.. a-aa.. ,fry diI mol, each
b,,.. r.t.t In. -.rt,.r.p who had
,p.-.... ,..... aid tr.., l,I .lu.y. b,,n
carr. .p t,. ticket II -. .in-l, Messenger.
II. ..l.c,,r rrr,,-l ,b,t th.y were two
p.r..r. an occuri,,i two SEATS: ,h,y mus,
tber..4r, 90, tSo passage. VERY we'll. 90
said ,as gentleman, &c will give the ticket
% CaaDs. and YOU can put Eng ID the car
TIL. brought the conductor O. bis senses,
and be " Knocked under"
Hrs n WlNrrE. II YOU want the hens
to lay eggs during the winter, give them
ehorr.i 'r,.h m,., and srs,n Vegetables,
such ts uE Onion. and IrIIer', boiled 20
tutH.s cabbage, etc, water 90 drink. and a
I'D .r| -.,.l % scratch among Burnt
f.r.-. .....u fas, saouid hr ,,rywcd over
thur J'a 30. berp1s'IuS PLACES should
b. W. projected from wind ana storm. DO
not '''..a r'''' ON 'h' TRES 'n winter
Hem Jay Ai' inr better without ''r company
Of rooster IV''' O0''''A'o''
\ dry soTt Of genius once undertook to
name and classify the different ''r'' OF fools
In '''' world as io'IOv' l''' The ordinary
fool -. The i''. Nh' Is one and don I
kno" 81 ODD lne '''' VINO : not A''''n'l
WIN '.''s 100, ~ '.'','' ,.' '"'''' '->'''
ID A'1'''''' - pay ''' '''''
Some one has said OF those Who die young
that they are ''ss 70" lA'ao' "''," 'ne At
pane ''' I's'-' ga, 10 '',''' -'u'' go
80 ''-' W.
'A'-''i'h h ,,''a '' you, '''1 ,''"'
49, 80 - -, -. - :. re-, - -
-. -,
r., -. ..., ,hn5 ,,hoA Al
a. the ace Of thru, ysar. IA. inscribed upon
18th, fitting word. =. WON'T n, morn.
;,rr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
LID GRENr LIRRNRY orrER

T. any PERSIA Wh1 vii get up cluh ul - sub
srfilrfs, thcr ~ one ~ mIr plst-nihccs, We will
present q .pl,niii Libay, cu1si.tiug Of oreS 10
large h,uai volume. embracing tn mnst pupalaf
gutks in the market. The clah NAV H. i1rmed al
ihr cluh prirg tNu dollars year, sithout the en-.
gfaying. ~ at the toll price ,-thr,e d,llsfs-With
ih. ,ugr,ying II the Last Supper - zach .ub.cri.
bee. l.isl snd Description II he LihaD. and
.f-ciu,-n cupy It the Magazine vii b. forwarded
ou receipt 81 - cents. OSef 200 i.ihrfie. 5000
,olusns. have already tesu Distributed 10 accord
ince With thi. offer, sol Ne should h. Glad of an
op,pusnit, q, furnish a L'burS 20 even cleigy.
ui.n, o. even school i.schsr, or 10 some one at
,yrf, l.ost-1tics On ths country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
A ROMANTIC Story.

Ahou, seventeen wears ago, says the New
ORLEANS Pscayune, this Soodly city Of Ours
was visited by an epidemic which carried
81 most Of the members OF a respectable
German family Indced. all that was len
was the god - frau " and Der little s0n,
who was then but seven years old. Before
she was fully r,storcd TO health her child
wandered out one day. and all eairts 10
end him proved unayaiiiug. For year,
however. she continued her search, and b.
came well known. with Der trial.. 70 every
81, ,n tho cry, hy the ruruit, which
am rt.. almost 90 munamauia.
A ,v Jay- since a wealthy planter and
Young s.u,I,man about i~,niy .iour YEAR
osal-. yut up at the ~ Charlie, uo,s. /,
and one % the walters, who well knew the
poor widow aud her story, haTPeued -
oysrhear the planter relating the circum-
siarcr. under " bich be bad found the Young
man in che street. 1i thc city some severn
ten Year. before, and alter advertising him
without 0i aiung claimant, bad taken
him 90 hi. plantation 10 the country, and
br, sht him up a, one Of Do, own family
That very night the mother was informed.
Hbi doe next morning she, with hope ~
vi,,j. made her way o. the hotel, sought
out he planter, and after a Tall comparison
ofuot,-, tbe Young man proved 60 BE-. with
out thc shadow OF a doubt, her dear, her
lone.lust .on. The remainder Of thc story
may b. briefly told. The old lady has ac-
cOmTauioi Der son anu biz generous pro-
trct.r .D thpr country home, and We trust
thai tsr y'inins year, will De- rendered
p,aas,.i aud happy ~ Cd, attention. Of
bin ..vt1v.. lot. but now is found
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Wanted,

900 ACTIVE YOUNG MEN !. to act so. i. %.
easy, u.ef,I aud honorable. at a SALARY of -lOo
PER MONTH. 4 capital Of - only required
No pa,ent medicine or book basi"ess. f"'I par
lcular. given. free. 20 all Who enclose a postage
stamp 81 three cent piece. ADD address
An MARTlN, Il aistow, MI
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100. CO Bottlos havo boen cd.

AuI nj q sngis instance OF a uI'I0 rrp'rri'
PsrsounI, APPEARED before mr. an Aisruan ct
the 30, IT ph,adriphn, ~. q. lls.ml,l.t, Chem.
i.t, Nhu laiug dolly ssur1 dlrs .l,, thar biz pre-
tsr,t,an contains no Narcotic. Nrf,nu, ~ MO.
T,1,. drug. bot are puurIy vegetable.
a. Z. UELMBuLD. sob MaHui'rur'r.
Swon anI .ui-crl.rI be;Irr m. this 2Ji lay
of November, 1854.
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AMERICAN a FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. n. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents!
20 state ~, opposite RiIby ST. Boston

LAT, Agm 9th T. 5. Patent 06cs, Wash
iagioH, uHd,r ne at u 1851.
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Male or Female.

From whatever c,a.e they may have originated,
and M miitcr oi hos hong standing,
Giriar Hsahh al riras % fls Fri-s, asd bisgs'
tsfts Paid Chffk.
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Emcrson's Magazine for 1858.

nr,,n,, IN ~ ,mnrIp ,rI,cnInr 30
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- 90 ODD 4 I

Oue llundrri Dollars vii Do. p'li % '0y Ph'-
.ican who 200 prove lhU ihe m'''rln. f'ri Boo
t,,,.I 4, r,t.sBt. ,uI thr Testimony .i thuus.u is
can hr pfu.iur,I 90 ru,r thlt b. h,s dnur great
-..F. C,.r. sf frlJu ono vrra tl thIrfr.H srnrs
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SENSIBLE AND SAGACIoUs.-We find an ar
ticle in the argus Dc Democrat, printed at the
Capital of Wisconsin, whose speciality has
been, and now is, devotion to the present
Administration is worth noticing in
Illinois, because it expresses sen ible and
sagacious views and opinions of the pending
contest here. An extract from it will suffice:
"Wero we q citizen of Illinois, and sup.
porting the Administration, we would re-
gard it as our duty to give Douglas the most
earnestsupport for reelection to the Senate.
We therefore cannot approve of the course
of those boilers who are rendering to the
Republicans the most active service, and
whose only aim appears to be to defeat
Douglas at any cost. 1t Is not the part
OF good citizens, or good Democrats, and the
favor Of the Administration will not be
shield to protect them, at least, from our
condemnation. There is not hearty, whole
souled and honest Democrat in the whole
country, but what synpathises with Judge
Douglas in the contest upon which ho has
entered. That magnificent outpouring Of .
free people to welcome him home, shows
how he stands in Illinois. No assaults will
shake their confidence ip him. and we doubt
if he will not rally more commanding ma
jority in ths popular vote Of the State than
Illinois has given in years to Democratic
candidate"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-07-17

things | cannot but regret that am so soon
to become poor sightless old man, unable
essentially to aid however good the will. /
regret still more that have not done more
In the past. VIII they not one and all gIrd
themselves to the mighty task, the glorious
work before them? And shall not we Of
TINS infant Association, we who love this
NOBLE State Institution, do all in our power
10 encourage all, OF whatever age or class,
10 enIist heart and soul in these great works
OF good TO man, TO which it has been the Oh
Ject OF TINS paper simply tc direct our a,ten-
ton Tor brief passing moment? This
Normal University we regard as the only
daughter of our Prairie State. fresh. bloom
ing and bridal, having received the dowrv
of her mother and awaiting only the patri-
mony Of her great father, the Union, to give
her an outtit and an estate worthy Of her
rank and her aim. As members of the Hi
nois Association Of science, we have here
this day assembled to inaugurate tho Eup-
tisls OF this young, blooming and lowered
bride. We wed her not TO names and forms
and shams, but we wed her TO Nature-na-
lures science and natures truth, to Gods
light, Ged's laws, and Gods love, predicting
for ourselves and imp,oIing for her through
! long ages TO come most glorious progeny
of all sciences, all arts and all industries, all
moralities and humanities, TO enoble aud
bless and adorn cur native prairie home
We this day pronounce these two to be man
and wife and what God hath joined to-
getber let not man put assunder.
.'CitiZgns Of Bloomington, we commend
again this young bride to your special inter
est and care. Since the speaker and one Of
your citizens, (Mr. FelD in 1856, first st Cd
on an adjacent tower and elected in hope
and in prospect, as it has proved, the site Of
your present University, great changes have
come over the public mind as well as over
your town. You have done noble things,
and we still expect things Of you yet more
noble. Remember that city set upon a
hill cannot be hid" and let your motto ever
be-Escelsior! Excelsior, both for your
selves and the Institution in your midst"
The Society then adjourned until o'clock
Thursday morning.