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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

II ~ sufn flalmH lni NANNY isahNs NhNf' N'h
II 1850 and 1855, as ma, ha,rl-en
Suspended for Evidence oi Service.
y hs has ull and copplsir li.l Of the persons
Sho ~rtr engaged in the ,oluniccr or Militia ser.
wee ofihr State ~
MASSACHUSETTS, (-iih NAMED
h. can refer H. an, service aciu,ll, r,nder,d.
Ps,.on. hs,ipg 'uch 'u.reodcd elaine, and are
dc.,iou. II olasip,ag ihsiI warrants. Will bod Il
10 their interest 10 write a. bin, g,'isg the niiac
of the .nldsf With q ,hou hi'tofy ~ the service,
With. II convenient, the namc- ct two 90 mote
vst,un. sewing in The ssms cuwpsuN.
~. ise So 'bisiHrg Warrant. ~ sch ca.r. l.
30. A. h. ohugt. noihing n'c.- ihe Warrant
.. ultaiur,l, claimants incur nprNrTuse in irsiing
hi. ablr, to -sf,~ ihsm. IT, val sa.ssr all lct.
tee, f,,iFrtng such claims, "ihe' claim. against
the gu'c,umsut, W,ih puuuptne.., snd atlcHd care
fuil, a. the Interest. ul hi. cli,ui-.
Having lsrn sng,ged ~ the agrnci lu''nes. ior
The ua,t Ugh ,rars. be- d-sns au, irictcncr, sN.
crpi a. ls,.t and psc'snt mcuibc'' Of Cungrr'', ua
neoes-ap.
~, h.. . NV copies ~ h.. Digc'i Of the rcn.
.ioo snd LAND l.,~.," Sc. ior .alr. l,r'nisia'
500 p,g,s. ml'luuni. Price. (iacluding 30 c,al.
po,tsgeJ $3.50. Addr,s.
4. ". BENNETT.
a. Attorney, Wa.hiagion, u. {.
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THE OXFORD DEM CRAT.
The New american Cycloprdia.
POPULAR DICTIONARY OF
Gsaeral knowledge.
Edited By Grocer RirLIf aud cuALr' A.
DAsa, Assisted by q numerous go, select

Edited b. GLoRGr RirLLf aud CuAtrs A.
DAs., Assisted by a numerous to, select
Corps Of Wdiers.
Thi. wo,k will he published eSela'i'el, 10, 'ul''
sc'pi,uu. ~ rs large sso NotIisss. each eoa'a,n'
iug $50 iSp cploma rage.. Nay l, now ready,
Containing os-s 5000 srigiaall, wTiitca auiclss,
will b. srai b, mail 10 an, sd res, Tree Of past.
agc. Pric, per Vol. Cloth, -; LhFsty siylc,
leather. - so! bali Morocco, -; halt I,n.sia.eS.
TIA, SiS1.
L. ortict that large circulation NAV he si'sn
Co ih. w.fk. the Publishers slsa issue q IN % r..
nsal-r.. o',ai.ieing 81 pages rsch, and parts,
containing 2S6 page, each. (E'e', lour,h nau.l-r
snd each dollar l,s't containing a steel plate
pn'trait ai s"ms distinguished ,nsn.) Those Nho
prefer pa,irg lor the vurk at the tate Of Is cea,s
~, OF =, AZ time. sill H. en,hlcl 10 do 80. de-
.idefatun which meets With Iesdy resPonsc tom
wee, many, and which u y ll"ught a petson of
muisra,r means will avail himself o.
Nov !. the time TO register ones name for ihi.
great work.
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Winter Arrangement.
NeW YORK AND PORTLAND
The Splendid and Past steamer.
O III q s A r p a X a,
CAPT. SIDNEY CROwEIL

GAIT. SIDNEY CkOWtIL,
WILL. run regularl, between NEW YORK
w and PORTLAND a. oiIoss;
Leave irown's whLrf Paulsnd, ever, Sat.
urls, ,iteinoan sil ,'clock andf siurni"g leave
New Nfk, Pies " n. n. every Tuesia! alter
noon. at the same houI
This ses.elhas iusi ecu fitted up with 6ne az
Communications for Pa'Sengers ma.ing thi, the
mo., speedy. safe and ,mf,riable route for trav.
eIl@r, beiween New VI ~ and Maine.
Passage, $500, including fare aud State
Rooms.
II Gcod.forwarded bythis line 10 and from
Moatrral Quebec Bangor ,Bah. Augusta. East.
port aud ~. John. Al.o. connects with Steam
o.. e., Baltimore. q .ols taken through with
di.naich. att the cheapest rates.
20, f,sighi or passage, arpl,to
~. n. CROMWELL, EMERY 4 FOX.
Pi.ti2N. RIVER NY. Brownswh'i. Portland
Portland. Nov. ls.ls57. a.
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9TH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE.
New Listof Gifts for1S59!
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL
G.. G.. EV AN S g. co.
Atiheir original Gi0 bookstore
No. As Cornhill, Boston,

COMMENCE the new year With an enlarged
C,,alagne,-a greater variety ~ Gihs,-in'
creased facilies lor Ia, log goods add do'ng bu'''
ue... ani are now prpsIcd 10 onrf grr'let IN
l,c-neai. To- hook bu,er- than ever l~larr.
Time has proved that the gif ',.'e'n - Per'na.
neat. Evan. & Co. are detennined TO prove tia,
their establishments - conducted under that s!siem
Ia a more lib,u,l AID Impartial manner 'hsn any
o,hr,. IIavins lived doWn almost al opposition
an,l having the legitimacy Of their pan OF opcra'
t,on acknowledged from Maize to California. the,
can Afford 10 b. generous. Toy them and Judge
cor Yourselves.
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MoFFAT'S LIFE PILLS,
Phoenix Bitters.

rINHE reputation ~ these yrry cel,brii.d vegel-
able trm~d~. .. npS unrguiliri D., an, "thef.
IN ihi crunlN ~ 10 Eurnp~. They afr full, -.
tahlishel - the most uniyrfssl fsmil, medicine
NV W use apl The, will ,n,,nlaia their prr.sm,.
ncut rrutgn b, the iai,in.ir and cpnprrh-n.iy
yiftne. Which srqrifrd ~. The a.u,i mole. ~
pudr,, wouli be- uawouhy Of them AL .unncee..
san.
Thousands ani thops,nds II persons nov
i,ing IN p-r'rrt, restored hr,lth, cIn testify, III.
ihuu.,nd. have ,.ii6e ~ their prompt and ilrc,.
ted enrir, MT oil, ~ ,il uriin,r, erag.s,s,i.
81 hetbh, fr,m Impaired digestive functions. coo.
ii.rn--., bilious agd liver complaints, rhspn,t,r
a,d ttm niirr, code. ruugh .nefyau. wr.kre...
u.. IL appetite. t,iirr of hc-h headache an, i,n.
uafe state 1T the blood .nd other huis hot l.o 80
ihrun,t.,n, iryr' anj lg"~. either inter u,ttini
Gyrr. ,.thmt, hfunchii.. rholir. nleuris,, p,lpi.
.ti,n 81 The heat. rush of hlfpi a. the head ct.
ui p,n. ~ thH i,tnt., l,ial,, aad 49, gia. alec
i,,p. - che blsi 80 tni kiln-, itnnlicr icons,
piis. (h,sryrS iuS,isrttr.l htbitutt cssti,s, e..
.stuus All uiliru. lpp.nc.. ob.tinitr headache
AT siiine.s. aud az innsn.s numl,cr OF olhe,
mal,iir..
The, ,egrirc ~ dietiag ror c,n6asment, AZ.
p~firrtN aii aHi pleasant ~ their OPERATION ,at
Nill p,srriall, restore h'ilth-ihlt greatest ~ M
sauhi, hlrs.ing--tatheu most exhausted add ia.
lapii,irl constitutions.
Prepared sai spld Nv ~. WILLIAM II. MOP.
FAT. 33j Bu,adsav, y. Y I,g
WM. A. RUST, ". d., Soaih Paris, Agent
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A Way Of Procuring the Crciopndia for
NnIhiny

Form a club of fovr aud ,cn,ii the price Of i"ur
books. ~ cloth. 80 Nu,nl.ts 90 Parts. whee = copy
~il h. seat 20 the srticr up ~ The club, t"t he
expense ior cartisgr,) ot, To- 10 Subscribers, ~
cloth. ~ copies will he cent At our eNpcn'e 10,
A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
JOHN LYNCH,
:. u. BERRY.
4 "a. GERl,lsiI.
State ot Maine.

II SENNrt. Mach I. lSj9.
o. the nsiitini, s.,,-..it, Ordered, That th-
p-l,tIHl-r. rtus- lee sttr,tHd c,pN e their prti.
tIrH. with che. Orlrf th-t,iS. % o. p.,bli,hrd
BE- The u,nri Dfm..riit, .rsen b1S. a. lr,.i l.e-
tlr- ihr 81, IA, 1T Mucn iu.i.. that IN person.
Interested si,, ii-n l1r-ir sni she's cause, (if
a., che, hssr,l III, the pDyer ct s,id pr,',,on
sh,nli as D. .ri1frl.
Rrti ari accepted.
seat dBWu t,r concurrence.
JOSEPH q. HALL, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCHiN'S HUNGARIAN BiLSiM
OF LIFEl

TnE GgEAT ENGLISH REMEDY TOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Con-
sumption
ASTONISHING CURES OF CONSUMP.
TION
Tro oGs,s pronounced bryond The reach Of
M,aoai Ad!!
AuGUsrA. Me-, NAV -, 1915.
IN. F->IH-fhe Hungarian Ba.sni
h.. besu Of the mo.t innate service 10 ne. l
have l-tn rur,d ol ~ affection 81 the Lung.,
which W.. thuughi to H. incnrr ly Ill ny lr-,pis,
h, the u.r 81 lew bolile.. doe IL nv children
Wa sl.u restored To- health after beng pronounced
he, ond The leach 81 medical all snd lh. medicine
- nav "a, constant rc,o,i "a OF any diiculty
IN the Throat aud lungs.
YOU. truly.
HuA NllG I WTHEl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
ours ifiilN,
FRANCIS ]. WEEKS.

BELFasr, Me, June. 1915.
Dr. Bradee-Sir-Mr Chrk of palm,m, Me-,
friend NJ mine, was taken Sch about a year ago
With bad cough, pain ~ the side, general debility
Sc. lie consulted several doctor. who prr.cribrd
lor him-hui was finally told he could not get well.
lie stopped iaking medicine, bot continued 10 grou
wur.r until he "a. weak h. could hardly az up.
lIe saw . notice II the Hungarian Bal.am. pro.
currl y hottie. and continued TO take IL according
H. the drrciions-and strange TO ,s,, 10 q lew
M ihs be was .irons man, AMI a. he believes,
permanently cured. Yours respectfully,
II. q. q. WASllBURN, bookseller.
soleproprielor, DsIDF. BRapLr.. Waller
town, Mass, 10 whom all orders should be sd-
dressed. Sold by Druggists 'ni dealers m med''
cinc 10 every towainths united states aud Brit
ish Province. im3
W A. RUST, Agent, soulh Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
EMPLOY MENT.

asOA MONTH, and all esreS'e'paid.-An
SOU Ageni l. waited 10 ever, town aud I'm.
a, 10 the United states, to engage IN respectable
and eas, basiness. by which the above profits ma,
b. &c uinly realized. For farther particulars AL.
,Ires. pr. ]. HENRY WARNER. cor Of I,rvone
and Mercer streets. New York CITY. ensIosing one
postsge stamp. Gms2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

L. Ilo,,-e Of Representatives, Mach l. 1850
Read ansl conquered.
GEOWGE ". WILCOX, Click.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
q Piano for Sale.

kT NJ LEONARD >uUGTLCFF.S Spu,b
Pare. ~. u1r Uishiug a. pprrhtsr Wtl'
'r,-s r,I ppI go Dec thsms. I,r.. pur-. -lpO.
7. "a. Hail,ti'. ~ N,s1's a.s Hss.s ~ Rrss-
sssfHf t.s. t- fsFsfHfrrs sssssl.l.f.
ID E~rECrFt ratt,ian. th- unIsr.ignrd.
IL cttit-ns uf III STATE ui Ntipr, that ypuT
hpnsr,hl. ls.i, w.ll. o. pleased 90 sr,t uai
them tbs -lt ,ai pr,y.'rgs o., cis.'u,-t .,r- CO..
m"t- dtru. si rtHus.r1t Liz; 400 make .rrh
ether Improvements, &C. r,fing, duvng. anl
ls,Umirg 80 Lg. rpul ib' MstlpsW river, be.
isrrr Wi..aB'. NH. ,pI "a, P,ImIgrl, Ike -
tn, shall dsrn usrrsstIi sni that whoa such
Improvement. are o., them c,n. .r1Ci-i, toes NV
have ths right il a..r.. uIrpp 80 L.ls pts.ipg
thurHgh .u.h dams, ur I-'iviIg lauvht tr aly N1N
ir1fu t1, sHrh iurr,sa.u-1I- .r-h tolls tu rate
a. mIy ~ I,st a1i right; 1ut that aHihority mt,
b. su,1'-I then o. collect .prh p'i. trl rate.
li"lu ,i. such L.g. pr from the osn'r thereof
JauulS -. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
EDMUND BURKE.
Iate Gommisstnnsf IL Patents {"

Basfss. rs. :, islS.
"Nr. ~ X. Eidv laf -gasis To- - THIRTEEN
sp,iiraiisHs. 80 ~ bet ONE ~ uAisA paissis laV
b,sa GRATED. asd flafgHsn aai- pssdiHg. AHsAss-
anflkatis proof rr'ai iiissf asd ablhysH h. part
i,l, nett rs-lw.sad IN isr,sio,s % sJBlgio ha 70
p,ossr,ih,ir Btissi' iisy say tsssei Asusg "a
ss,i tiiAsi aHssi,o~ b.,iousd ~ Lsr ea',, end a.
10y rsIssaabis thugu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
JUsCI.n b. MN. -, 80. -.
.,lmtnI~trattixs SnI..

NHmini~tfdtUN sale.
tDh sirt'r o. itrrusr tr'u he huntr,hle iadgr
I'D 81 Probate t'r The t"untN of ONipfd. .hali
ss d, is,.,s "r pilvt'~ -,@. oa The pf.,, So, on
TUTsD.N, Apul l3h, ls59. al igo a'cl,rI H.
the ahsfusun, alI thr zeal estate If which Ichtba
ll,,e- Late 81 Mair,f,r.l, iath- C'ani, Of ONf,ul.
died -s,i-' an pn-se..ed incu lins The reysrsion
ii the Nulfu d1aer thrrvia ii nsrs .taF,.
SARAH HAYES. Admini.t,aitiN.
Waefi,ri March Oh, ls5g
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Note Lost.
NOrI,';:.

'rllE .uh.-r,t-r hsr-i, g,s-. paddle r,,irs, that
W,ud y ~h-l op th- 2ii les - J,rl,r 4.
ID. lsj6, hN del uI that dur n tfigtgri o. hin o.
.r-Ifr TO- iI1u 1t uI - hu tI,l Ililtr. the 90.
Hsing i'-rrll'-i Tv,I r.'''e o. VT: rrr,ip par
c~I ui l,aH, ani "nr-ltli cIrn 11n ani uni,ii- Z
ui shIrg.s m.I ttI cob .1,rhrt-, VlIsr ppsrr sni
HliiI ward salsu e. th- Jlurs ". Blu,u in,lI. .tt
uti-l iH iutsrh-li q. tsiifiI, ~ O,l,ii ssi ~tue
II Nsirs. sll hrIrg l.I s1l che .su. q .- Do b.,
.us 81 che .,tI Wa y. ~b-l, ] tpt,r, -. 1850
h,rh m"rig,s- d--i i. ,rr,ri..i ~ che ONttUl
Nr.fr.1 DI.firr Rrg..f,. h p peg =, aHi
b. cpIiitlH1 ~ sIii ulffgtg- ht. ben bl,A.b.
D., rrls,n ul uhI.b b. ri,r.p. f,H--'t.tH~ of The
sane rHpMNS ". RipWN
n, jtar. ". Hnssu, leo. Attorney.
n-lani-LI. 81. 5. l,il- 3a2
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CHARLES MASON.

"ihtr, ~ hs,fIh,Hia lfsH1ag isrsaia's thi'thsV
raHa1f smpisya Bss'gH rlHfsfssi 4sf irHsiror.
nv. asd a5'r sHp,is afpHiiis ihV ippraiials ~
is,, . ,,rs,, n, A, - ,i'ly ali favorable ros,d-
sraifsH aitLs PaisHi Ohss.
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CIcrr,mcn aud .uini.ter..

ClstgNmer sad MINISTER. ,niN obiain copy lor
npthing b, obtaining l"ui sub.ct'lers an"ng their
cuugreg aiuns, snj Trn'it,ng u' The amount OF the
fuf N"l.. l., In c"ih, iour Fart L.. 81 tout Num-
bee. 10 ', (.ulj yet To- the eNp,use OF carnage
for 10 .pb.c,b,'. II copies "a cloth will he 'cHi
ice OF expense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Which o. the most compact aud besul'ial sswiHg
Machin- ever Constructed. u " ornau enttd in
The gh--, u, Of art, and all Who see 1, are de-
lighted 18th -. u makes th- Improved ia,sflack
u Ne st'tch, add - capable fdoiag grcatet'a'
re, 20 waTk IN i,etter .i,s THAI any "Ihst Sew.
iug u,rhiue evrr oarred iar f,n,ly purpose.
II - at suhiect a. the objections OF u.,rg twice
too nueh ihsvsi, aud raakiug = ravclisg seam.like
the Gruver BiA~t; noe ~ q ronfaed init opeT-
s,at es ihia f,hries. liable 10 go oui II or.
drr al unhtled a. use d,N thsad like the Wheeler
W,l.'n Nachine; hat - ampl, suhCien, To- per
torn ~ MAIDS ct hmih sewing.
Pro- ct F,-n,l, Ns-hia.. ~ih iron table CON.
plc,e lar ase 500 The large, .isa iatdmachine'
fr,a Sls1 20 500 SrnI Sc I. VI. S'Hger \
ca q ,tr,i~, i,autiial pirinfal nsper devoted
o. Sr~irg uachir--, nnd cur'ainivg let ~ prices
an ~ 'h-r ai'r,naiioa an the subject. ltwillbs
f1tsaijei gratis
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no AGENTS..

po AGENTS..
No work will 90 ampl, rewitd the eNertioAs q
Agents. ~ vngsg,ng ihey cau bc as'urei Of q
stead, incptnc dur,ng the ptugUss Of the publica'
t,on. Our libsr,l terms will b. made knoSn o.
application 10 iLe ual,lshsus.
u. APPLETON & co. Publishers.
$40 \ SIS prua,~ay, New York.
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Bounty Land ...War 1872. &c
Suspended for Evidence OF Service.

rrllE suh.~tit~r - de.ifou. ~ obtaining charge
~ such claim. ioi B"uui, Lsad, under Acts
II 1850 and 1855, ~ ma, have lsen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

From sept. IL. 1851. 10 June IL. ls1s, the sub.
.rrilrr. ia course Of b.. large p,act,cr, made, oa
TNirr rrjrctsd applications, SINTEEN AP-
PEAiS, EVERY ONEof which was decided IN
hislaVor, by the Commissioned oi Patents.
Il. II. EDDY.
BosroN. IAN. I. 1859. l,5O
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TIhnoHIah.

Tsshm0HiGis.
81 regard w. Edd, q. one ofihr most capable
ard successful practitioners With whom have had
afhcial Intercourse.
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ONE THOUSAND pOLLARs A YEARl

- Only a Jaw ANNtaAF %
use ofrash one oithess Machines ,aad 'vt cunhU-
atioa orhis uuth. We rsier % say sae oiths thou-
.aai. Of per.as. Who ~" lhssi. The, are adapt.
el % s,es, sort ot waTk. hue ~ cosr-' pp"a sik
c,itsn. lisea and wsolea fabrics. also light an.l
heavy Gather. rhey never iailto give eutift sat-
isfsrttsis.
20 meet the growing demand for snslls' add
nnfe rl-gan' untrh,ue Toe private and hurseh"ld
psrtr,se., we have pest praduc,d ADD ate rvady To
receive order. lor Siagtt's
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

Tn allthelsaliag branches II manufacturing IN
i da-tr, the great PRACTICAL Superiority OF Siug.
eT's S~w,ng uschia-- :. q tact established "e'"na
d,.puie. No tsilsT, 'hse manufactures, cloth,ef'
sei'a.ues., dues maker, sad ller, estiage l''"''
mrr, hat Manufactured, Sc. 81, can ahS'd 10 ~"
without then.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-03-18

Rev. &. n. VI. Woodward w'iiS..- Gogsl.,
aad Gh..e., my compsnions ipr siggisrn ,sars,
have l.en laid ss,dr. I meet 40 ihs .i.fu. n
" ,utrr and dust II Sumuier. with ibr uaksI eve
CIV. Atwsll. Drrfiag Block, MAKE. squat,
Portland, Grnsul Agsni fof Maius
Sold by Audrcss 4 naiss, Peri. llil'. E.At
wood h Co., Buckhsld: " 4. Ru,i. -. Paris.
Hiram llins. llock6sli, and dealer. ,n msdiciu,
everywhere
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
T.. ID. LaGd,

hls ID LIUU3
NOTARY PUBLIC for Douglas County. Regis
~ ter Of Deeds for the CitS Of Lawrence, and
Conveyancer VIII take acknowledgements
proofs of Deeds and other instruments in writ
&c Blank Deeds for sale. Office No. ls Massa-
chusetts street. Lawrence. Kansas. n32tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
Lime /! Lime !!

FRESH LINE constantly on hand and for sale
L at WILDER'S Kla, Lawrence.
Orders may be left at the Store Of II. L. & ]. /.
Blood. March 70. '59-tE
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17

or A late English paper says that the
mass Of builders in England are under 50
thorough a system of espionage that nc
laborerean lift two bricks at time while
building, or neglect to rap the side of each
brick picked up, without being sure to be
reported to the foreman, and to receive
his dismissal. tits said that the lifting
of a single brick at time, and the tapping
of it with the trowel, are not customs orig
mating with correct building, but are
rules made by the trade union to procure
an equal amount of work from all build
ers.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
Hard 10 Beat

The best thing we have heard of an
antiquarian is told of William. Il. Good
win, of Concord, n. H., who is ackuowl-
edged to be the greatest antiquarian in
New England. Mr. g., in order to add
another valuable volume of legal lore to
his already well stocked library, is en-
gagged in hunting up copies Of the cele-
brated criminal trials that have taken
place in the State of New Hampshire.
Observing, in catalogue of books issued
by an old and distinguished publishing
house in New York, that copy of the
trial he was in search Of was for sale, Mr..
G. Immediately wrote to the firm, request
ing them to forward it to him. By due
course Of mail he received letter in
forming him that the copy of the trial he
desired had been sold, but that they would
procure another copy for him, and that
their business was so extensive, both in
this country and in Europe, that they
could furnish him Nth a copy Of any trial
he mieht dssire. Mr.. G. having been
placed in the same position several times,
by attempting to purchase catalogue books
with the prices annexed, wrote back the
following short but pithy note:
Concord, N. H., July 2, 1859.
"Messrs. -, Gentlemen Yours of
the 30th of June is at hand. Be kind
enough to procure for me, as soon as may
be, one COPY of the trial of the .ttco
There's, who were hanged, one on the
right hand and the other on the left Of |
our Savior, when he was crucifed, and |
very much oblige, your obediept servant,
W. F. GOODWIN.
. "P. s. Be very careful to get the edi-
tiOri that contains the Indictment for / |
have never been able to find out what
these two rascals STOLE"
The above letter is to be preserved in |
the New York Historical Society archives,
and dinner awaits the pleasure of the
authoT.-Boston Journal
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
WisceIiapeops.
The Difference Between French and American
Brandy

The Difference Between French and American
Brandy.
The Chester county (Pa.) Times is re-
sponsible for the following:
A gentleman of our acquaintance wish
ed to purchase some brandy to be used in
sickness, and called on an old German
liquor dealer in the city of Philadelphia,
when the following dialogue ensued:
"Have you any imported brandy-gen
uine stuff ?"
Every good prandy. Come and trink
some claret punch dat ish goot, too, ven
the vedder ish hot"
"No, / thank you, want little bran
dy for sick man."
Come and try the punch. One vriend
from Germany peen here. see him not
pefore, for many years. We peen trink-
ing de punch"
"Come and tell me about the brandy
1 want a little Of the best in the mar
ket"
The old gentleman was little mellow
just enough to make him talkative !;
and the visit of his friend had so warmed
his sympathies as TO make him communi
cative.
"Now, my vriend, you wants goot pran-
dy, and sells you good prandy. Dare
ish some prandy l makes myself, snd dat
ish goot. Dare ish some l bought in New
York, and dat is sheap prandy. Dare sh
some dat l imported from Vrance, and
dat ish very goot too"
"Did you say you made that lot your
self?"
"Dat I makes myself, and warrants
dat 1t ish made Of de vera best whis-
KY"
"Whisky! 1 don't want any of your
internal concoctions made of whisky and
called brandy"
(0ld gentleman, solemnly.) at is all
made of whisky, my vriend, and dat ish
the reason why de Wrench prandy is not
SO goot as goot American prandy. No
prandy ish now distilled from wine any
more; it is not possible to make i: sheap
enough for dis market from wine, and de
American people do not like de real pran-
dy, because dey are not used to it."
did you say that French brandy is
not SO good as our own manufacture ?
We import some brandy from France, do
we not ?''
30, we import blenty of prandy to
blease de rich people, but it ish not goot.
In France, de prandy ish made of potato
whisky, and dat ish not so good as de
corn whisky what we makes into prandy
here ~
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
Land Notice.

VNHE undersigned has been appointed in ac.
l. cordance with the provisions OF lawpassed
by the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for The
Pawnee Land District. All instruments ofwhat-
ever kind, affecting the title of any real estate
in this Land District may be recorded in his
office, and be equally lien on the real estate
described therein as il filed in the county in
which such real estate is situated,
G. A. REYNOLDS.
Lawrence K T., Feb Goth IS5s.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
BURLINGAME, K. T
Late Council O;sv Ssttlem1ut MN.

THE Mills at this psiat have bssa in ,uco,.,
fs snS gsp.I %sSn iSs n .ss II
which more is now being added. We b,,.@ 70
Grist Mill, and a bolt for making Superfne F,ona.
is now being erected. Planning. skinrle ~
iingame ia one of the live towns u Kasss dsai
ing groat inducements to capitalists 10 invSI,
and business men to settle. The prnspact' 3 !,
business, with the facilities and appliance ~
building, and making pleasant home Wi,b ~ ~
society, are not surpassed by any interior 80
in this country.
SCHUYLER a CANNIFP
Burlingame. May 2. 1857.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-09-17
Poetry.
surnrnsr Gone.

Summer Gone.
Small wren, uute peckipa 1t the last red plum.
Or twittsring idly 10 pc yelloying bough
Fruit-emptied. over thy forsaken house,
Birdie, that seems to come
Telling, We have emptied our years store,
Summer is o'er.
Poor robin, driven in By rain storms wild
To lie submissive under household hands,.
With beating heart that no love understands.
And sacred eyes, o child
Who 0nls knows that he is all alone.
And Summers gone.
Pale leaves, sent Ayiug vide-a frightened fockl
On which the Wolk5h wind outbursts, and tear,
The tender forms that lived in summer airs:
III taken 81 tnis snock;
They, Ike frail hearts whom sudden griefsWeeps
Whiri-sink-ani die.
All these things, earthly, Of the earth, de tell
This eaEth's s0atinual stOry; We belong
Unto another souhtry. and our song
Though al The years tale, as our years rush fast,
Aourns, Summer pastg
o love immortal o eternal youth;
Whether in zddiDg hooks it sits and sings,
As hundred poets Of o hundred springs;
Or shaking DsssiOn-drouth
Out Of the wine-pre of amlctlon goes
Godward, through woes.
O youth undyinE! o perpetual love,
With these, b. winter 6reside we'll sit down,
And wear our SHOWS Of honorlike crown,
And sing ~ il grove,
Where all the fun meats ring with vocal cheer
"SummeF is here"
Roll round. strange year; swift seasons, come and
Ye Brand upon Us only an outward sign,
Ye cannot the inward and divine,
Which God knoWs-and We know;
Sealed until summers, winters, all shall cease
In His great peace.
Therefore, uprouse, ye winds, and howl your
wall;
Beat, best, ye sobbing rains, on pane and door
Enter. SLOW footed age; and thou obscure
Grand 2uEel-Dot of i'll.
Come thou but oaoe, and then, when e'er thou
come,
Glad. Well 60 home.