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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-14

UARDIAN'S SALE. By virtue Of license
VI from the Hon. JUICE Of P6olate Cor the
County of ONlorl, the undersigned, Guardian Of
John :. shurlied. MINOR child aud heir Of Adolf
phus Shurtlef, late Of Oxlorl, deceased, viii cell
by public auction, on the premises, on Wednes-
day the secoad dan of November next, al o'cbcs
L. VI. all the interest Of his sid ward ia the
situated ia OSord, will b, sold subject to the wid
ow's right Of dover therein, aud consists Of the
homestead farm. a timber lot, pasture lot, and a
small traet known a. the Julis lot.-said lots y-
log 10 and tSins used Ia connection with said
homestead farm.
JACOB PARSONS.
August %, 1859. IS
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SHERiff's SALE. oSvoRp, S.. sep,ssn.
- her Is. 1859 By virtsa u an execution
which issued on a judgment ia avor Of Msiths~
at the August terra, A. ID. 1853, Of the Sspossns
Judicial Court for III. Coaaiy IL Oxiora. have
taken all the right 10 e1siiy which the aid Hal
let Ridley had. on the e,ghteealh day Of JaaaAry,
A. ID. 1858, the day whea the sane ~as attached
oa the original viii, To redeem certain mortgas-
ed real estate hiag in the town of Byroa. b.iaS
the sane premises mort gsged by the said Ridley
To David kimb,il. by DEED dated September is,h.
1887. aud recorded with Oxford Rseords. bsok
rs. page 25J. AL on Saturday. the ffih day Of
November pest, at one O'Clock, =. W.. at the
store Of Chsrle. A. Kimball. iu Romfotd. I shall
offer or .aIe To the highest bidder. b, public
iion, said right IL equity Of redemption.
JOSEPH T.. COLBY. Sheriff.
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To the lIoa1u,hc Count, Conmi,,ione'. 10, the
C"anty of ONiord.
THE undersigned wonll respectfully rrrrcssnl
that the mad - nuw travelled lrum the Wids.
worth c,aal book bridge. - cillrl. ~ the dwell
l,ng house of widow M,D \. Warren, IN Hiram,
!. circuituu. AL hilN, AL that the road may he
located m such manner a. o. avoid all hills, aai
shorten the disia,cc They therefore pray yuu to
appoint time o. view the .arr, and time add
place there iGrr ipr q hriring 10 relation O. the
PRAYER IT thu. petition; sl.o that 700 will discon.
iin1c the road a, now travelled b.iwren the point.
aboycnimei.
:. -. wADSWORTH snI 10 Others.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
i he hl. been duly appointed 10y the Honorable
Judge Of Probate for the County OF Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of Executor ofthe las, will and
r
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NiIERiFF'S SALE. O,iaul. -: September
} Sch, 4 ID. 1850. T,kei ~ execution, ADD
will b. ,ili by r,blc lnrtion T. the highest b'l.
DIR. 90 M1nliy the tenth diy IT Oct,l-r n.Si.
At Que o'clsck, 4. VI. At the store Il W,lli,m
WoDd.un ~ Peru. IN said Cplniy. I'll the right
and intrrrst. b., bad or contract AL Interest by
virtue II p,.-e.,,,n or improvement. which Elhi.
n,n W. Food hal, - the 27th day oi J'nuay,
\. 10. 1850. whrn the sane ~. attached % the
o,iginil writ 10 conveyance of certain bot or
parcel ~ lsnl .itutri IN Fnnkln PlsnuatioH. ~
aid C,s,ty 81 ONi,ri. ani b-ing al tn,t part Il
bt ". -. which lie, Southeast of the County
fo,l, known a. the notch roai, through said
plantation, AL bsiny the sane premise, nav oc.
cupiel by .iiI Fnrl, cpntainiag ibrt,-6sc Ec,.'
more ~ les. JOHN JACKSON. EeJ shedG
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HATTEL ROWE, late Of sumner,

In said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law di--ct.. lie therefore requests all person.
who are Indebted 10 the estate of said deceased.
10 make immediate payment; andthose Who have
an, demands thereon To exhibit The sam. 10
Sept. Is, 1919. GILBERT BARRETT.
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To the Hoo. Couh,y C1mhi'siiner, hrthe COnn-
~ Il Oxford.
rI'lIE uuicrsisnel sould respectfully represent
that piblic convenience anil necessity require
the bcAtion and construction ot a rial commencing
NJ .os,~ point oa the Couay road lc,diny frun
DiN6sh Village o. Garbage ,ni Weld, hctSe-u
sa,d ulhgrapi the dNrlliny.hpu.r 81 Aaron Park,
IN aid DiNheli; thrncc mnhing in a npu hsas'er.
I, dirrrt,oa up 90 Near the valley II Aunt li'a.
nah Brook - called. IN the count, road ~ Car
ihagr N the county 1T fnnkln, near the 6ot of
the Winisr llill: ihcncr across saii road nod
aruunl said hill. ~ nirrsrct with the couniy road
Lsding a. E,.t DiNi-ll. IT s'u, p,in' sisirrly Of
the Tsin'sr llill. W. thrfri,r- pray yuur h,uors
o. yies .,i fsutr at ypus earliest convenience and
loca,. the ab1,e propos-i rad any part thereof
H. q. RUSS ani others.
September 5,IlS59
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STATE OF MAINE.

ONToup, v.-At the Coat IT County Commi..
sionrr. hnlten a. PARIS. ~ all iur the Couniy
~ ONfarl. on the twentieth day IT September
AID. 1859. b, adjournment lf1m the hr.t Tues.
ia. of September, 4. ID. 1859.
tpon the foregoing petitian, satisfactory cvi.
deuce having brra receive that the pciitirncF.
arc responsible, AMI that '1laiN into The merits II
their sppcati,n j. cNpcdirnt, it T. Ordered, that
the Connty Commissioners meet at the morrill,
llous~ In DiNGcli, ~ s.,i Cour,y OF O'hri, 90
Tuesday the iNcuy .ninih diy II November.
neat, IT ten o'cl,ck \. VI. add theucr pro-
coed q, view the route mentioned 20 aid peiii,on;
immr,iialel, after Sh,eh view, hearing of the
paiti-. ADD their witnc.se. will be hal At some
cos,cn,snl place IN the viciniN, and such other
measures akenin the premises. - the Commission.
crs .hall iuigr proper. Ani II T. iadher Ordered.
that notice Ut the tiRs, place ani purposc OF the
Cummis.ipners' meeting aiifcslid h. giyrn n all
PERSON. tni corporations iatrfrsied, by causing At
tested cope. Of saii p"tition and II this order
thereon a. b. served upon the chairman Of the
Cnunt, Commissioner be- the Jount, Il funklin
aui the respective Clerks oi the ipsu. Il u Nirll
IN the runi, II ONrri, and Cuthagr On the
c,upty ~ fnnklin. and al-n posted up IN three
public pacrs IN each Of sAii towns; ani 'l.l D.,
causing an aur.trd cory oi ihi. petition Silh
thi. order Il Count thrrrua, ~ u" Uuhlshri
three weeks succc.siyrly ia The ONiutd Democrat,
paper ptiuie,l AZ fUis IN sd tuuniy Of oNlnrl,
IN the kcnnehcc Joun,l,ihe ncWspaper printed by
the printer q, the State, ani H. the Fsuniugtnn
Chmniclr, pip'r prinisd 10 larm'ngton ~ The
couat, II fnnAln, the fr.t ~ .aii Publication.
aud each II the other notices o. b. made. served
sni posted ~ least ihiriy d,,s before aid time Il
mestin., ~ the cod that ,liper.ons and cpu'lu-
too. may thea AMI there appear AMI shsw cause "
aay the, have, why the prayer of 'a,d petitioners
should Mt H. gained.
Auc.t: SIDNEY PERHtM, Clerk.
4 true copy ct .,il Petition All Orler Of Court
Auo.t. SIDNEY PERlIiN. Cl~tk.
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Sinie of NIninc.

OXFORD, ss.-At the tern ~ the Court Of Couo-
" Commissioners. holden at Paris, ~ ADD iot
the Couniy of Oxford. on the twentieth day NJ
September, 4. n. 1850, lY adjournment IRON
the first Tuesday Of Sepieuber, 1850.
Upnn the foregoing petition. 'at'siaeiory e1i.
deacc having beea received that the petitioners
~, responsible. ani that inquiry into the merits
~ their application u eNpedient. q u Ordered.
thatthe County Commissioners meet at the dwelling
house II Enos Abhstt ~ Runlord, on Tuesday the
22i day of November next, NJ ten o'clock A, W.,
and thence proceed 10 view the route mentioned ~
,aid petition; immediately sflc, which yiew,a hear.
ing II the parties and witnesses viii h. had IN the
vicinity. and such other measures taken IN the
premises - the Commissioncrs shall 10 isc proper
And II u further OLerel, that notice II the tune.
place and Purpose oi the Comm ss'oncrs mect'as
aioresaid b. given 60 Ill persons AMI corporations
Interested by causing aiested copic. ofihcif petl.
ton all II thi. orler thereon a. Ice served upon
the clerks ~ the to~ns of Rumio'l, Aodpyer and
RoNhury, and il.n postc up ~ three public places
IN each of aid town. and puhlishcd three weeks
successiyei, ~ the ONf,ri Democrat nev.pa-
per priu,rd NJ Paris, IN the CDunty 81 ONiord /.
the first IT said publications aad each Of the 9TH
~ notres, 10 b. made, served and p'stel, 81
hast thirty DAYS before saii time ~ meeting.
in the cad TIA, "a per-ons and corporations may
thea all ihcfr appear All shrS c,nsc II any they
have. WHY the prayer u .,,d petitioners shoald
not b. granted. -
Attc.i; SIDNEY PERIIiM. Clr'k.
A true cop, Il sad rrtitna aai Orler Of Court.
Aurs,, SIDNEY pEWII An, Clerk.
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WORK DONE AZ SHORT NOTICE.
E3yCa,h paiG for od Gold and silver.
BrrurL Hut. isl9. IS
CrArEMENr on COSTS ia Criminal Pros.
- erutions. in ONi,rd County. allowed b, the
o.. Commissioner Court sept. Term. 1859, A.
certified o. ns B., the clerk OF aid Court.
State W. Grorrr ". Whmemnfe, $50
Ourintted lsirrc anil aN,Sel hy
John ". Eu.iis. Magistrate.
State ". J. :. rr.nch. Tsi
Onsiniicd before anil allowed by
John VI. Eu.ii., Magistrate.
State ". llaui.on Harvey, - 30
Originated hsfrr nnl allowed by
l.a,c y. Stanley, Magistrate.
state ". Gcpr-e Hose. l2F
ugiulieI lsip,s ano allas~i by
4. L. Burhuk Magistrate.
State " person. u1krown-srtrch warrant, u >
Originated h-f,fc and allowed by
Samuel =. Gh.pn, Magistrate.
State W. Daniel ". Wilblr, II
Originated before and allowed by
Samuel =. Gibson, Magi.trale.
State ". Freeman q iodnpw, III bS
Otiginaid l-f,rr and allowed by
SAMUEL .. Gibson, Magistrate.
State ". J. q. Liushal, 92s
Originated before aud allowed by
samuel =. Gib-pp. Magistrate.
State W Ailison lufkin, ID "
Originated before and allowed by
ID. 4. StoWell, Magistrate.
State w. Adiis,n l.lfkin, l725
Origiutici belorr ard allowed by
ID. 4. SioNoIl. Magistrate.
State ". Richard smith, tumttei from '5s), 365
John Jackson, Odicrr.
State ". l.. u. Marble. 593
John Jackson, Onicer.
State w.. Thps. J. Cox, SO
John Jackson. Oiicer.
State ". Joseph peuey. lisi
Originated b,forc anl allowed by
Ilenry Ilswkias, Magistrate.
State ". SELMA Williams, $40
Originated l-lorr AMI allowed by
A. n. Knapp. Magistrate.
JOSEPH BARROwS, Treasurer.
TRL,sURI OTTIcE, PARIs,I
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The p'ost liberal commission. 10 money or books.
will h. gi'en to person o' association. formiag
ub. lJr ten or more books. to h. sen, at oas
time. Postmaster, school teachers. students,
cIergymeu, or any inivhiusl. can .oon r-plenish
or orm a veil selected library, without espsass.
by actiag a. our agent Please .ead Zoe Cata-
logue anil circular.
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3n23

THE .ub.cr.ber hereby gi,e- public notice that
b. h,. beeu diIy appointed b, the hopsabls
Judge IL Probate 'or the Couniy Of Osiord, and
assumed the trust Of Executor Of the la.l will and
testament of
NOAH LEWIS. late Of Hiram,
10 .sil Couaiy. dseea.ei, by gis,ag bod a' the
Law directs. Tie therefore rrl,>-t. all p-rsoos
who are indebted 10 the estate Of said lie 'eased,
To make immediate psy'aeHt; add those VINO have
any demapd. Ihsrton loexhibh the sane 10
RUFUS \. SANB0RN.
Sept. II, 1859. 10
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To the Trade.

We onnf lsnlly assent that our experience 10
ami ficilites Or biy,ng. rralrs competition with
Other eh,lestls mifkets Successful.
Di,ing cir c,.h. ~ large giintitir., directly ~
impodrr. All manufacturers. We are ru,blrd t.
pdr' our g,,i' ct pfi'r. uv,llity those ois,in~,
IN other mark-ts, thereby sNiug o. nur ci.t"'ncrs
the aiiit,pn,l expose ~ pnfchisr anil tan.p,f.
ntion. We are ever Supplied. Tor j,bbiug. With
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-14
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

"A there ace variou. pauie. advertising them
selves a. IN the Gin busiacss, some ha,iag the
aSlscity 20 claim having l,-en the "origiastOrs"'
lut who have MT the disposition nc ab,l,y 20 fol-
Oh their promises, We feel q ds,y To o"'.-l,es
anil the public t. state that We have NJ coasec-
i,Yn with aay 9 ,acrrn ~ New Sork os New Eag-
lad. and indiVilual. seeding ispa-y In such par
ties mnst MT blanc u. " they get chcated.-or
jadge Of the b1.iDe.. by such a standard.
Ord.r. from club. os siagle ipdividaal. soliei-
ted Gom all parts Of the eount'y.
q. q. EVANS & CO.,
3m23 O. CorRhil, Bostoa.
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Medicines,

Su,h a. Ayers S,r.ip,rilb, Ayrr'. Cherry Pee.
tou,l. A,sf's Cuhtruc P,lIs. Wright laiian
Ncestahlr PILL, krtnri,'s Medical Discovery,
Dr. Clark. Potent Chevy syrup, Do~a'. Hal.
same EhNir. Week. Mage Campouni. DAVIS
Paiu kil'cr, L,nglry's Btucr., ClUk's B,uer.,
F,.k'. rou Wa Bitirr.. Brpsn'. Tfoche., Al.
erl's Rilers, Castor o.. Olive Oh, Cimphor
tom, Buan's Pnlmlnic WARS, Hair D,c. Nil.
ler'. Coniii,,a ruw.l.r. ior horses, Buuett's Go.
r,1aiur fps The hair. Bum-ti'. Wash inr removing
tan ADD freckles, s. il.p the Celebrated iussia
>,l,e, ID. Graniin'. ENcel.ilr Sd'r, Italian Al.
h-siys alvr, ~, rap-- ani >lyrhhiae lor Nil
ling Flic.. Big, ani li.ar. 10. Mhr.h,ll's G..
arfh Snnd. Nth llt. IL SHAVING 4 TOILET
soar. fTeneh retii n-N, L,nn's khih,,rou,
~p.kling's Rosemary. Cplpgne, by the Qulu or
l,... Purr BEARS OIL. b, the Qi,u or les.
WOOD. llair Restorative. OIL. AL Essences of
Befgsmli. lsmon, ChcckrrlrrO, Peppermint.
So. Com Nnb,c, Sp1n.r., s..
The above gooi. have bccn purchased tor oi'h
down, anil will l.. s,ld at
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Our Catalogue OF Books,
Agents Wanted Everywhere.

CATALOGUE, rUNsnHrp. sNArp. on Ar
PLICArIOs.
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GLASS AND NhOththl W AMI
Catlery; Hardware; Glass; Nsil.; faints asd
OILS, sc, Sc.
We always Keep a choice selection OF WEST
INDIA GOODS and GROCERlESl among
which will h. ioahd the beet brands FLOURi
Molasss.; Young ilyson and Doll cog Teas; Java,
Riosnd Ground Coffee; Sugar. Ra,sins; saleIa.
To-. Spices Curraats; Soda Salt; Ls'di Piskled
Herring; Fnid; Camphene; Lamp and Nero
sine oil and Lamps; Fish; Pork OF o"f own salt-
log; al kipd. OF Tobacco IN the market and a
thousand other artieles, not on this I'i' when
c..h AND IL. eluivalent will bring at astonishing
b low figures.
Every one, wishing or not wishing TO Pnreh'se :
- respectfully invited to call AMI examine the a.
boye goods.
VERRTLL, Sc CO.,
Opposite the Elm lloase,
NORWAY VILLAGE. ME-.
Norway, October, 1850. 10
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SATISFACTORY rRIcGs'

J. :. 4. - fill, rr~,trrd % pei, IN pcricc, ~
pair an kini. ~ WATCHES, CLOCkS AND
JEwELRN, AMI
Warrant 20 give Satisfaction!
Letter Engraving ncati, Executed,
WORK DONE AZ SHORT NOTICE.
r,yCash paiG ior oh Gold aud Silver.
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4 tue copY u flId Triltl1n AL UfHer OF I"uT
Attc.,, SIDNEY rERilNM. Clerk.
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dime, mayhap,, constituted the sum to.
tai Of their joint capital and that sure
ly was not worth quarreling about,
and the fortune that they accumulated
was the result OF mutual toll and econ
Omy.
Young man! What do you think Of
the picture! Is not the domestic land
scape brought out far more beauti'
fully by having a dark back ground
first on the canvasl Is not he true,
skiful oarsman, who runs up stream
against the current, with adverse
winds, and with perhaps, but single
voice at his side to bid him God speedr
Is it not glorious to battle on with a
brave heart, and finally unbuckle your
armor. in the enjoyment OF happy
home, which your own giant energy
has helped to acquire!
Young mani if You like the picture,
just sketch one for yourself on your
own ltc's canvas. Just spring to
your feet, hold up your head, clap your
hands together, initiate those big
lungs of yours and drive ahead. Ii
you can't get tround difficulty, retreat
little, take good start and jump
clean over it. Have a giant will and
an unbcnling energy. Fix your tar
get in mid heaven and fire away at It;
you will surely shoot higher than il
YOU fired at a toad-stool. Get you a
good pair Of pants, a good vest, a good
coat, if you can, if not, have the old
ones well patched up, then fix your
heart (not your eye, alonc) on some
nice, energetic, good-natured, aliCc'
tionate girl, and whether She has mon
ey or not, marry her, ifyou can, and
as sure az you arc n living man you
will be as happy as a mortal wei! can
be. You will envy no man, but have
a little world of light, Of happiness
and of love, all your own, in which
YOU shall stand as the sun and shield.
while nucleus Of little dancing, shi-
ming lights shall rcvo!vc about YOU,
owning and blessing you as the source
of their domestic joy and happiness
--Chattanooga Adcertiser1
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asked for the hand Of Myra, and was
refused. Then Henry Walsh tried his
fortune, and he, too, was sent away
At length Chauncy
Stewart, when he saw that she still
remained free, trembingIy told her Of
his love; and ere he left her he had
not only been assured that his love
was returned. but her curious old ia
ther had frankly given his consent to
the proposed match.
Vaughan and Walsh never knew
who was the old beggar man, the one
whom the first had turned coldly
away; and to whom the other had
given his dollar, and it was not until
Chauncy had been married several
years, and had given continued proof
of his nobleness of heart, that he was
let into the secret.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

GLOW flushed; how weak he Is
What's the matter with himi'
"Only tight"
flight"
"Ycs, intoxicated"
"Only tight Mans best and great
est gift, his intellect, degraded; tho
only power that raises him from brute
creation, trodden under foot Of a de-
basng appetite.
"OnIy tight" the mother stands with
pale face and tear dimmcd eye to sec
her only sons disgrace, and in her
fancy pictures the bitter woe OF which
this is the ioreshadowing.
"Only tight" the gentle sister, whose
strongest love through life has been
given to her handsome, talented
brother, shrinks with contempt and
disgust from his embrace, and brushes
away the hot impure kiss he has prln-
ted upon her cheek.
"Only tight" and his young bride
stops in the glad dance she is making
to meet him, and checks the welcome
on her lips to gaze in terror on the reel.
ING form and flushed face Of him who
was the "god of her idolatry."
"OnIy tight' and the fathers faco
grows dark and sad, with II bitter
sigh, he stoops over the form OF his
FIRST born.
He has brought sorrow to all these
aiIcctionate hearts; he has opened the
door to a fatal indulgence; he has
brought himself down to level with
brutes; he has tasted, exciting the ap-
petite to crave the poisonous draught
again; he has fallen from high and
noble manhood, to babling idiocy and
heavy stupor; brought grief to his
mother, distrust to his sister, anc
: almost despair to his bride, and bowed
his fathers head with sorrow, but
blame him not for he is ''only tight
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THE MAPLE GROVE.
BY WIN, p. BRANSAN.

In memory lives the blessed night
We wandered down the maple grove,
When Luna with her mellow light
Sbone sweclly on our plghted love
Whilst stars within the azure dim
Grew pale in gazing on our eyes,
And scenes no alien art could dmn
Became our transient paradise.
With arms encircled round thy waist,
Thy head reclining on my breast,
With gentle force and eager haste
My lips to thine were Iondly pressed;
What blessed hoar.throbs then were ours,
What heavenly rapture-Joys divine
What bliss was born within those bowers
For thou vast mino--iorcver mine!
From vincclad slopes the strcamIets
thtill'd
A music on the charmed air,
As sweet as thy Gear voice that tll'd
The holy nj ght with heavenly prayer;
Lest envious zephyrs, unaware,
Should lrespass thy malchlcss charms
stood thy guard, with jealous care.
And claspcl thee sale within my arms
Twas there, and thus, | told my love,
Twas then we pledged our troth for aye,
Beneath that blooming maple grove
Upon a golden night in May;
The stars that gazcd upon our eyes
The moon tina, looked so pale and lorn
Were fading in the azure skies
That rounded up that morrow morn
What ycarnjng hours have pass'd away,
Since we were wandering side by side
Adown the maple slopes Of May
Upon blessed evenide;
Yet in my dreams clasp thy form
And kiss those ruby lips of thine
SuII press thee to my heart as warn,"
And revel thus in oys divine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

Tur BUcKEr.--lt is much easier to
get into quarrel than to get out OF
it," In the year 1905, some soldier OF
the Commonwealth of Modcna, ran
away with buckct from public well
belonging to the State OF Bologna
This implement might be worth a shll-
ling, but it produced a quarrel which
was worked up into long and SAN
culinary war. Henry the king OF
Sardinia, assisted the Modensc to keep
possession of the bucket, and in one OF
the battles he was made prisoner
His father, the Emperor, offered a
chain of gold that would enclrcle Do'
logna, which is seven miles in compass,
for his sons ransom, but in vain. Al
ter twenty-five years, Imprisonment
he pined away! His monument IS
now extant in the couch OF the Dom
ininicans. This fatal bucket is s'l'l
exhibited in the tower OF Modena, IN
closed in an iron cage.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-02-24

LooKouL!-Counterfeit go bills (red
back) on the Bank of Hamburg S'o.'
are in circulation. We saw one ~
the Bank here yesterday. 1t VIII , Ge.
ceive nine persons out of ten, me
Railroad arch on the counterfeit T., Is
hoIJNon the genuine not so. Tho
c counterfeit is not SO bright in appear
eUo eUos as the genuine. but its whole is
gnod-yery. The plates and lettering
on the genuine bill can be seen and
reaJ m on the back, while they do not
sbow through on the counterfeit un-
less YOU hold it up to the light. The
are almost perfect. II is Il
very dangerous fraud to the careless.
.Huntsrille (Ala) Advocate.