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A
'Ehis inability doubtless iostered the
Hdcspondcncy which was drawing him
1T death. lie frequently spoke OF
:Mhaving no faith in the future, and OF
Sdcath rs desirable thing.
VI On "Wednesday he went to the Gem
3clcry with two shrubs which he had
MpurchaScd. and planted them in front
Mof the tomb. On Thursday, when he
%IcIt home he told hi, wife that il he
Jba" 40 better luck in finding work she
Ww0Uld never see him again. lie also
SsaId something about having place
@in which TO rest.
h That evening, ortIat n~ioht--for no
Gone saw him in bis gloomy proceed
HIngS--he visited the cemetery, taxing
81 with him his screw river, an IRON
Itrunk handle, "A small rod Of IRON, a
apiece Of wire, sout new screws, and
ga vial Of lnudanum. Unscrcwing the
.Sb0ard Of the tomb, he threw away the
and filled the scrcwho!cs in the
Gboard with clay.
"a with his new screws he then Sc
,Acurcd the trunk handle to the inside
Dol the board, This work, Of course
CHAD 10 BE- done outside Of the tomb
crushing his ciiId's coffin aside, be got
gin by its side, taking with him his POI,
zion and other articles with which he
Ahad provided himself. His hat he
HpIaccd upon the coffin; his coat which
!ihc had taken oil, he wrapped around a
Ebrick for a pillow. lie shut himself
lin with the board, by means OF the
hc bad screwed to it, the board
outside the wooden frame
Ithc iron bar, which was OF the proper
Hcngth, he placed across the frame
,,VViUsjdr,
4 The thickness OF the frame would
lfnot allow the bar 10 pass through
.,lhc trunk.handlc on the inside Of
.,lhc board; so he secured the han.
@dlc and the bar by means OF his
c0iiing it through II and
the other. He did not succeed
Elm Citing the board squarcly upon the
i.iramc. Onc corner Of it caught upon
5Nhc brickwork outside the frame; this
3hr didnot discover, probably owing 10
Itthc darkness OF the night, and but
'a!or this little circumstance his fate
.3wou!d probably have ncycn bcen'dIs.
|rpyrrrd, or not at least for many years.
thus hid himself away, as he
glancird, beyond mortal discovery,
&hc drained Oft the contents Of his bot
q ir, composed himself on his bark,
SpInccd the brick and coat beneath his
shcad, and went to sleep, and of Ito
flhc Unknown region oisuicidc.
4 As he did not return home on
3Thursday night. his wife feared the
;worst, remembering well the tendency
sor his late conLuct and The tenor Of
hi, parting words. On Friday morn.
slug 5 g rose early and went out to the
sccnctcrv. She looked all around, and
ilaiIrd to find her husband. She went
BAND lookcd at their tomb, and was
sabput to leave. when she happened to
that the board did not lit snug
7y IHto the frame as usual. Looking
she discovered the mud in the
and putting her hand on
ithc board, tuumd it was standing loose
She pulled it out a little, and the
first thing she saw was the dead face
'uf her husband. She tainted away.
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STATE or TENNESSEE.
Jesse =. Counts

Jesse y. Counts
vs..
Nerds Thompson and ~yc and Sanford
POstOn.
On motion Of complainant, and it ap.
p%earing to the salisfac4ion Of the Clerk
and Master tina, Neyils Thompson and
wife and Sanford Poston are aon resi-.
dents of the State Of Tennessee so that
the ordinary PROCESS of law cannot be
served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Homo Journal, a paper published in the
town Of Winchester, Tennessee, require.
ing said non residents to appear herein
on or before the first day Of next Chan.
Gerry Court, on Wednesday after the third
Monday in August next and plead answer
or demur to said Bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing
eXpar'e as 10 them. Mail 10.
So X. X. ESTILL, C & NJ.
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An eastern paper says it is proPo-
scd 20 establish an institution for the
..rducation Of young ladies, in which
the science Of Wcaveology, Spinology,
and CookoIogy, will form Il part
After obtaining these accomplish
mrut, they may receive a regular di,
pioma, with the honorcd degree Of
f.. +. W.-Fit for ives.
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fgOusr and Lots for Sale.

In pursuance Oft decree ofthe Chancery
Court at Winchester Tennessee, pronounced
at The February term 1858, in the cause,
Edwin Martin versus Curry McGrew q, ais.
viii on Saturday the l2'h day of March
next, before the Courthouse door in Winchcs-
ter Tennessee, offer for sale to the highest
bidder, for cash, the house and lot on the pub
lie square in Winchester, now occupied by
VI. CusIcr as a tavern stand, and the s,abla
lot belonging thereto. A full description will
be given on day Of sale.
II. Il. ESTILL, C g. M.
Feb. l0,h 1859. 4v
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STATE or TENNESSEE

HinShaW anil Green
VS..
THE heirs Of G. Ar!edgc, dec.
On motion Of compliments, and It ap'
pearing;o the satisfaction Of the Clerk
and Master that Coleman ArIedge is a
non resident of the State Of Tennessee
30 that the ordinary process Of law can
mol he served upon him.
Its therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, a paper published in 4"
town Of Winchester Tennessee, require
ing said non resident to appear herein on
or before the first day Of next Chancrry
Court, on Wednesday, after the third
Monday in August next and plead answer
or demur TO said Bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
e3paTle as 10 him. Mario.
SO II. Il. ESTiLL, d NJ.
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sTATH OF TENNESSEE

IL. l.. VHiiHMS
~.
Geo. i. AnicrS0n. .I0hn +. An1crs0n.
Vim. AndcISon and Pir0S0nt C0ais.
On motion Of complainant, ard it happening
to the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master
that Geo. p. Anderson is a non resident of
the State Of Tennessee 80 that the ordinary
process cf law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, n paper published in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, requiring said non
resident to appear berein on or before the
first d'y Of next Chancery. Court, on Wedncs-
day after the The third Monday III August next
and plcad answer or dcmur to said Bill, o. Inc
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing cXparte as TO hln.
Mario II. Il. EHTILL, C g. NJ.
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SALE OF
VALUABLE NEGROES

ly virtue Of a decree of the County Court
of Franklin County, pronounced at its Febru-
nry Term, A. D., 1859, in the cause of w.
". Brazclton, Admir-, ct ais; vs. R. B. Cowsn,
ct ais,l vii! on the lth Monday Of March next,
before the Courthouse door in Winchester,
sell on n credit of II months, except the sum
of one hundred and fifty dollars to be paid in
hand, On day Of sale, the following negroes,
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gMtlit Salrs.
SALE of VALUABLE NEGROES

0IA4n Va NG0xkOEA
By virtue Of a decree OF the COUNTY
Court of franklin County, Tennessee.
pronounced in the cause therein pending
Of benjamin Higginbolham, ct ais, against
Jacob Brazelton, ct ais, ] will offer for
sale to tho highest bidder before the Cour,
House door ii Winchester on
Monday, March 2OM, 1859,
John, a negro boy about Q years old.
and James, a negro boy abont I years DID,
belonging to The estate Of Daniel Braz.
elton, ST., dec.
TERMS.
A credit until February 10, 1860, ex.
cepl fifteen dollars n cash on each negro.
bond and approved security required Of
the purchasers and lien retained on said
negroes until the whole of the purchas.
money is paid.
BENZ. HIGGINBOTHAN,
Mario, 1859, ids Comr.
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LAND FOss SALE,
B. G. Nuckles, CT als

vs..
TIE hcrs Of 4, Hatchen, dec'd.
By virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery
Court, pronounced at The February Tenn
1859, in the above cause, | will on
Monday the 4lh day Of April, 1859. DO.
fore the Court House door in Winches.
ter, offer for sale to to the highest bidder,
upon a credit Of one and two years, the
following tracts Of land Of which Arch.
ard IIaIchc,t died, seized and possessed.
to.wit:
The Home tract at $40 per acre,
Mountain Brown) tract 81
Ilatchctt cabin tract at 81
A full description and number of acres.
given on day of sale. The land TO be
started at the prices aforesaid. Notes
with good security required Of tho pur.
chosers, and a lien retained until the
whole Of the purchase money is paid.
March 3 II. r. ESTlLL, G. & NJ.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.

SaAHE OE Elm ~
Samuel Warren
VS..
", Matthews. s. s. WathewS, FLINT
Mulhcws and w. w. Grady.
On motion Of complainant, and it ap.
bearing 10 the satisfaction of tho Clerk
and Master that FIynt Mathews and W..
w. Grady are non residents OF the State
of Tennessee so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon them
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks ID lle
Home Journsl, a paper published IN the
town Of Winchester Tennessee, require
ing said non residents 10 appear ncre'h o"
or before the first day Of next Chancery
Court, on Wednesday alter the lh'rd
Monday in Auguslne-t and plead answer
or demur TO said Bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed and set for hearing
exnarte a, TO them. Mario
IS. H, X, ESTlLL, & NJ.
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SE'ATE OF T'EHNEssEE.
j. &. NcCmcheon, Adm'r dc,
Va.
THc heirs Of Wm. O,e0r. Gcceusr1

On motion Of complainant, and it appear ring
TO the satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master
that Nancy Orcar, WIN. Durham, Jesse Co.
vey aud wife are non residents oflhd Stale Of
TcnncSsce 80 that the ordinary process oGlaw
cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, q paper published in the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, require'ng said non
resident to appear herein on or before the
first day ofnrXt Cha'cery Court, on Wednos-
day after the third Monday in August next
and plead answer or deInur to said Bll, or the
same will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing cxparie as to him.
Mar3 So II. Il. ESTlLL, CO VI.
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The purchaser to give bond and security for
llc payment of the purchase money and a
lien retained until purchase money is paid.
W. W. BRAZELTON,
Feb. % 1859. Commissioner.
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READ THE FOLLOWING;
NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1859.
Mcssrs. Sermons & Co.:

NASHVILLE, IcD. IL, IeDo.
Mcssrs. Sermons & Co.:
Gcntlcmen:-Thc Spcctacles
purchased of you about four years
since, | have used during that
time without intcrmission, and it
gives me pleasure to say that ci-
Their by day or night, they relieve
the eye better than any | have ev-
cr tried, and they are as good now
sas they were the day ! got them.
| most heartily commend the
Brazilian Pebbles to all persons
with defective sight.
Very truly yours,
GODFREY NJ, FoGd.
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TERMS OF SALE.

Said land will be sold on a credit OF
one, two and three years. except $3.50,
which must be paid down; the biddings
Tor theland 10 commence at seven dollars
per acre; the purchaser required to give
note with two or more good and sufi cisnt
securities, and a lien retained upon the
land until the whole Of the purchase
money is paid.
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oa,o' ~ I"I,''' "'n" ol"r' h"'t,ns
Jo"na l;,'' ,,ns w. o'""''" :
" "'''' ''J VI wv ""'
S,, .., ,. In
olam""I ,'rn. " n,aIn hn
ln, 'o Wv n' ,,La, :,
Lo,n h., Th" ~" wns Glle
,,;.L .,.' ,'l n.o,u. crir
for help and scrram, OF agony; th,
T shrilI tnncs Of women mlngIiug wit.
tine ho,,sc voices Of mcn. promp
measures were taken by all on boar
the Kate Dalr, 10 afford every aid !,
their power TO tho wounded and I
rescue those in the river, Fortunate
ly, there wrrr two physicians on boar,
the Kate Dale, their names Bulge
and BIatfcn, whose services wcr
most kindly and efficiently mndcrc
to the wounded.
Seventy or eighiy persons from IL
Princess were taken on bonrl Of H.
Kn'c DtIc. The news ollhC diSustc
having rcachrd Baton Rouge, puySi
clans were dispatched, who arT,'rd +
time TO render lhcir AID, Soon IL
1~Ici,ac and the Peerless arrived IN
united with the Kate NaIc IN rcScuini
the passengers OF the Princess, cacI
receiving u number o! them, WIN
wcr" carried l"bnioA Is""S"' AUG
a wb''c TIE N%'.;.'" "'@' c','' ~
'"1 '"'''''' % ''' p'N''"5''" VIZ
,'","'S "',' '''''''' WIFE" ""' ~,
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sso;,,e and Lot for Sale.

will on the 4lh Monday in Marcn,
before the Court House door.in Winchss.
her, sell 10 the highest bidder, on a credit
of six months. the house snd lot at which
Richard $. Hill now resides, one mile
north Of Winchester, on Wngners creek.
are two nice rooms to the houfe,
good out buildings and 10 acre, OF land
in the lot. Notes with good security re.
CURED, and a lien retained until the pur.
Chase money is paid.
GEO. w. SHARP.
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SLAVERY IN KAysAs.--A bill abol.
ishing and prohibiting slavery in Kan
sas has been passed by the Legislature
orthat Territory. 1t issupposcd, how
ever, that Gov. Medary will veto it.
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Ierney's heirs.

will on the frs, Monday of April, 1859
before the Court House door in Win.
chester, sell on a credit OF one and two
years, Two tracts Of land on Cumberland
Mountain, one containing six hundred
and the other two hundred acres, fifty
dollars to be pail in hand and purchaser
required 10 give bond and security, and a
lion retained until purchase money is paid.
ii. K. ESTlLL, G.. & NJ.
Feb IS. 8 30
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NOTICE.

By virtue Of a decree of the Coun,y
Cou't of franklin county. Tennessee,
pronounced at its January Term, 1859,
IN the case Of Margaret Martin and n.
X. Martin against Moses p. Marberry
aud wife and OTHERS, | will, on
Monday, 7th Of March. 1850,
offer Tor sale 10 tho. highest bidder, tho
tract OF land which Joseph c. Martin,
died, seized and possessed, lying in civil
district No. s, about five miles. porlh Of
Winchester, sold subject to the widows
dovsr.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue OF a decree of the Chaneery
Court at Winchester, in the case Of
T.. E. Vernon, admir-, dc,
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Nashville, Feb. II, 1859.

-Tf'0Vf'Ft' It"' ~ HO"0'
| heartily concur in the opin-
ion Of Mr.. Fogg, of the value of
the Brazilian Pebble Spectacles,
after a longer experience than he
has had. JAMES CORY.
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.PECTA CLES!

PROF. SEM MONS, the we'll
known Optician and Manutactu-
rcr Of the above celebrated Spec
taclcs, will visit Winchester on
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inERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY.
Solicitor Of Patents

LAT, A gent offhe u. y. PGisii OGos, WafI.
,a,fon. under the at 81 1867.
IN stat. ST., opposite kilby 81. Boston,
FTEg an extensive practice 81 upu aib, 4
II ,,,aty wear. coaiinnes 90 tscuts raisui, IN
he Halted .taie., and slso be- Great pinsis.
Fra.e.. and other fofeign coHuiuss. Caviar,
S,.eissatioas Assignments, aiid siI Perez -
Dn,ies. fof PatsnE esecuisd con Liberal isIu.
,od v,th Is.n,ieh. Rssssfhea made iri, Ar,.
risae .s Fo,.,t, ~urks .to 'isteF.n,us The ysUfu,
a, ,,,tt,, ~ pstsuts 90 lnseRiiunF--ssd legal -
9th. advice fsa.l.ssd ~ all Mates tuu'LiHl Ne
..,,e. Comics 81 the rlaims 81 auS is'snis loo
ni.b.II- fsmiliiug ORe Dollar. Assignment, ~.
eorde,l ~ Washington
Thi. Asrnc, d. not only the largest 10 Nsv Erg.
Lad byt through u Inventors haze ad,sniags, ~
..,y,inv p,tsn,s, of sserrtsiuing the pssri-hd.iy
~ ,nsen,ion, ,un.urps''ed bs, Il not imH.sa,v,a.
Al, .,,,,,i,, to- ry whifh can H. ufstsd tb,m
h.,s The testimonials h'inv giysu rove
,hs, .... !. MORI SUCCFSAIJL At THE
PtTPET OFFICE than the 'uli.cfilsf. snt II,
| SUccFSS Is THE INST FROOF OFAD.
/ VANTAGgS AND ABILITY, be- weuA ed
thai hr has ahsaiant reason o. believe, bod ga
nave that "a no aihst Office ~ the KIDD afs ils
sb,sse. fbs pfpiss. i,Hslsrt',ces 90 ms'stais Tie
,,,..n.s ptasiiesoi thr subscriber luftn. tustfy
! ,,.t. D..: h.. enabled him 90 asruHul.isa vet
/ ,.ils.,,on u specifications and "hsisi .sri,r I.
] ,,l,,,,. a. p.,.at.. Ths.s, beside. be. s,isr.,.
i,i,,,,, ot isu.i add msrhsni'a' ,tuil. bod 90 &c.
? sn,. of pairui. grtpisd ~ thr i.aitsi >ai,s ed
E.f,p~. render HIN able brioad question: iu of,f
.un.,iar ls,itie. toe ptla,oiH. Affects.
i AiIoere..,t, n ipufnr, 90 Ns.hrr.fHr Zoo.
ru,e % p,tsnt. ,nd the u,ua sres deli, tbs,s. OH,
saved inventors,
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GEUu3ltNG What on earth j. gained
by ihi. racrils. moan. and t.ahol,c.,l pr,c.
tios' IL - unm,n'y. unwumably. une,.iiy
foolish an d-nurliitng Nothing b. gain
81 therriy-,t - uns,cial. diasre',,hIr.
epwari.y, c'n;emp,i,ic api dr,,ii.h. La,
unworthy uf man. vumln or chili-oi any.
thin: hat Tend. and Irn"n-. Shpw me
hahituai gruuhler and all show YOU
weak mini AN an. 'ciL. unhappy p.r.,n
and a snail. unpusre,-ivr, stguird spul.
lisa habit at the mu.t injuriOl- ma
iurr AMI worst tendency, 60. IA, sur.
roun.i-l - With blessing. .nuumer,hls. CIV.
en- ~ every cause - hc thankful and -.
Piain:. srumhl,"s SPIRIT Is rctrliiuus AID
insuiuns toward. the Musi sh. l., no
srumhIsr imagine himsli p,ou,, piy,y
make men harry. L'f- ILLUSTRATED.
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IeElINM9DY'5
Medical Discovery
Tgr GREATEST OF THE AGE.

HyR. KENNEDY of Iloxbpy, la. discovered
MI :" - 81 ,,u, pa.,urr weed. a remely that
ss',. EVERY KIND ~ IlUIOh, ir'w The
,.o,.t .,,,f,l, dawn 20 = comm % fhni'ir. VIC
Ia. t,,.J a \. oyerele,en hunlrs Gases anh nv
90 fa,.d sSc,rt ~ tsa. lie has r"~ - hr I'-
,e..s,a owe, too hu,dfed certificates oi iis ''"''
all " hhia iwrniS mikes &c liasioa.
Twphuttles are warranted 10 cure nursing 'o'r
mouth.
Doe to three hottie. will cure the worst kind OF
Twoor ,hr,e bottle. will cure the .y.,em Of
bikes.
,nd Of eapker IN The m'nih . 't''i h.
Three a. G,. lsiiLs arc ~'f"e'sd !" cure 'he
worst hin &c efysip"las' ,..uL.
do. t. two l.dtles ace Narrated '" '"'e "'' n"'
NOR. 81 the eNes, t.l.
Two huite. are warranted 10 cure 'hhn''s '" Wv
ear. ani lluichss ~ the hair.
F.sf ,o .iN boliic. are warranted 10 eo'e '"''
rurt and rinaing Ulcers,
One b,ttlr vii curr .ealy erup''oH' "' INC -.
T.,,, tb,r. hottie. are warranted 10 cure the
n,.t ,le,rersir eases ~ fhsuinati'in'
The d, six bottles ate warranted 70 en'e 'n'
salt fh"um.
al .rfulnl,.
Ai-..it !. ,lsa,. expected from the h''i'~''
al. ,,.I . p.s.sct cure NARRATED Shsn the ses's
uisauty - taken. 49,
Nphny lptk. - improbable iho-e vi" h'''
iu ,sist,i-i ~ the w,ad~tiul H"'iir'nes ~ 'h'
d,y,asthtt q cnn 100 weel, gf"s'ng ~ our pa
ufc., an ,l,ng ohl stone val. sh"uli cure '''
q, huu .; ,rt q - now hsrd Tact. " N"'h''
= huu,,r Il ha. ct a. starr. Tive AZ y" Us w
aof. ,i-ai Il cn,ipg .om- ease, l'lt ut youfs'-
al a
the ,,r,a,ty 81 IIa.toa. sad Aaows the rheri ~
10 ever, ease. u has already dooe s"r'- OF ,h
rr,,te.t cure. ever dnn- w Nissarhuseii-. w
h.. given u ~ shilifoa q y~,T obi 'nd ~ "'
,ud 1. I'D people oi aiNt,, and hasserp poor, pu
~, Is,k ss chii,lrrn - hn.- hssh VS. s"ii and h'u
~, rr.uard 20 . perfect state II hralih bYihe ~
ct nas bottle.
r., tho.s who are troubled With .ick hsadach'
oas ispitir will ,say. cure 10. u giVss goat ~
.Gsf,n cstlnh aai d,ti,a~-s Some ~h" have n
Lus IL have been rp.tivr lar Nsars, and have i~s
} ,.suhtrdb, u. Whsfs the bod, - ."a"d 81 ""'s
aui,r ci., but Nhrfc there = any defa"sene"'
the nurtus. ~ nliurr, n vii cause NstN singnL
G..l,rc. .. bot ,uu uit.t not b. al,uu~d-ihey vi
I,..rf-.ar IN ir,ai iaur ,laNs taa week. There
p.,r, D, led 5r.alt from it--,a The canlTsN whs
. that ir.l,ng 1. gone. ,na v,ll tel ,oqrssiflk"
new psr.on. heard sun~ pfihe mnst rNi'a'.
gsrt rncumium- IT II ihs, man r'eS l''lsn''i to-
NJ change of!,ct ever ascrssary. E'tIhe be-
,au can gc, aBi cu"ugh oft
RoNBuEr. Sept. 10. 1883.
p Thi. tn certify that ~ ~ il\f, Dwggi'
Pau,nl. tn- al, dul, ,nih"r'''d gcn"tal age
los ~, Medical Discover, i'r he state st M'i~
4nd that h. b, .uppl,ed 9Th lhr gern,nr, in.'
from ~, L,b,ntrN. DONALD kENNIDN
ma. NAY. Druggist. Portland, the onlp a
ihn,.tri ,g-ui iH Maine.
sod D., An,i,.~s 4 Rate, Pals lIil; w.
Uu.i. -. rai,.; o. Aiw.ud 4 Co., Buctheld
-. y. Np,ss, Norway.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-04-08

How BosToV PUBLisnER MAS Nor TAKEN
II. Mr.. Fi.li., the Bo.tpn pabli.her. has
q wonderful memory. and hi. knn~led:e Of
Enr'',h literature D. >, aysi!ahls that when
. friend sishe, TO know where any pAr,ieu.
lar pasSas~ may he founi. he steers At once
for tie corner and oon-,,lts the man Who i.
very lis " 10 give the desired Information.
A prmpOus wuuld be wit. M, Ion. a,n.
thnkius 10 puzzle him aud make a .por,
for company at dinner. infrrmoi them
PRIOR to Mr. Fields arrival. that h. had
himself that morning written spms poetry.
and intended 10 suhmit q to Mr. Fields as
Southey'-. and inquir' IN which Of hi. po-
ems ,he lines secured. At the proper mo.
msnt. therefore, after the guests ~rru --at-
ed. be basan " Friend F,.ld.. have h"ea
n goOd deal exercised II late trying to find
il S'uthey's Ioems his wvll-knu~n lines.
ruRLing thus-ein yon tell u. ahpu, what
time he Srute theu - e" I 4, not r,m-rn-
Ter ~ have met with them before" pli.d
Mr.. F'-ld', "aut theirs were only two p ii.
DDS in S,athey's lie WIN such Inns o,uld
p'ssihly have hssn wriIt.n by him -
when were those - sssiully a.kol the
witty qacst'On'r.
a. S1mrwhrrr." sid Mr. Fi,lls. about
that early period uf his sHistsnc- when he
wr'- having The measles and cutting his first
te-th or near ths el.'.a of III. life. " en-
BIZ. hr,in hal 50 eard ard he lad f.llen in.
t. idincy. The versi6cAi.on hslnns. t. the
nsasls. period, but tn s1Ersssi,u clearly
Nstrays the idio,ie one"