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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

A SrGS.-Tha large number 81 persons
who crowd around the Legislature AT IT. "rgani-
ston to secure places, 10 the class to which most
Of them belong. show the fact well known here
before, that hard times are pressing heavily upon
snd money IS still more 80, and no wonder that
many worthy and industrious men need help -
it is only pity tina; all such cannot be provided
fnr
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

AN OLD PRINTER GoSs-The Pontiac Ga>sfis
~ssthat Cyrus Carrier, an aged typo. who had
'Aed inthat village, more or less, for the pas;
I'VE years, died AT the Ogle House in that village,
vi Sa'urcay morning about O'Clock
"s last DAYS work was AT the JaclsoRiGa Of
ace, on Saturday last.
1ne Kind old man is at rest. Death has
y Up A'' form, and and PIT It 10 press, in
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

s# DocroR KEgNoTT, OF Detroit, will be at
Mason GA the 18th at the Lansing House, Ian
sing, on the 18th days of every month, instead
Of the first and second, a. heretofore, to attend
t. patients afflicted with chronic o. lingering dis
cases See advertisement
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

NTATEoE MICHIGAN I'll C5rrI- Corr.
y f.- -he Comfy ar i0.ham ~ Cflre--v-
David Gould s. stephen : G.Faev. Eliza cd
nev. George 4. Na.a-e. Er-a.l= ". Barnes
By virtue q. q deere uI order made En- ,li.
cause. / The subscriber. Circuit Court Cauu.,-
-ioner for the county cd I,-ham. vii s-G a, pub
lie auction. GA the -.i iav Of February mex. ST
ore o'c'ncl IN isa afternoon. a. tre Court House
in The village Of Mason. ths tal1ria- described
pieces o- parcels Of 's-i w. l9-srTo. = three.
tS} *. ttl and seven. . in B9cS fifteen. is
in tie village Of -klr-5zs. f. tle county Of
Incham, ana State rf Michigan. accor.l7- . tl.a
recorded Tla; O: sa'i VII -e.-Dl-sI. Dec. -.
ISIS GRIFFIN PADDOCK.
Circuit Court Com. for said COUNTY.
\. IL E Gould, Complts Soils. 1876
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

LANSING To EE Lively. - What. with
the Legislature in session, the supreme Count, a
State Medical Convention, State Convention oi
Publishers and Ei;tors, and the nr"setce If a
numerous Religious representative BODY, to say
nothing OF sn innunerable force Of outsiders and
lobbes Lansing bids fair to be- Lively tor six weeks
10 come
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
FEE.-Ahout ten n'clocl

ALMOST A FEE-Ahout ten O'Clock ON
Friday night, the y. +. Chimney Of the Capitol
burned out, and the blazing SCOT ieil in a shower
Of FIRE upon the roof The FIRE va, discovered
by Hon John Mckinney, and by bis cxer;ious,
and those Of Messrs. Jones Holmes and others,
was prevented from doing much Garac".
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

Fra N KALAMAZOO CoCSTY-The dwelling
house of David lngersoI, Jr., Of Com-tock. was
totally destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon,
Dec. -, loss : ,G"0-and on the same dav the
millinery store Of ". Morse, Jr., OF Kalamazoo,
was damaged to the amount of $500
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
EPISCOPAL CnURCm EDIFtCE - III

EPISCOPAL CHURCH EDIFICE - The
Episcopal Church and Society in Lansing, are
now erecting an eiltice an Washington Avenue.
few blocks north OF the State Offices. The
sils are already in position, and the workmen ar
busy at the work of framing This enterprise
doubtless in receiving a substantial and perIna-
nent building for the worshiping place of that
denomination.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
An In ;pOrtauI Hem the -UrS iynr~ Of the
Late War win Mexico.


Lancaster {. II. :. c. May l.. 1886
Dr.. c. VI. Jackson. Dear Sir. - After 7tv re-
turn from Mexico, was seriously att; cred with
that terrible disease vhchh has carried n the grave
so many of nv fellow soldiers. Chronic Diarrhea,
accompanied with Neuralgia, brought on by the
climate of Mexico and the mode Of living, while
engaged in the war. The relief have obtained
from the use Of IoohanG's German Bitter, : A.
tonishing; and mos, cheerfuily have, and con
tinue to recommend the Bi;ters u al. who are
similarly affected believing that the beHet, that
will result from their use will be i1calcu!sbie
Very respectfully yours
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

BrENfNG or THE TRIBUSE OFyIcE-The entire
materials Of the Detroit Tr:LDpe office, in all il,
departments, were destroyed by fire on New
eat eve. The los j. very heavy, and the in
-uruCe = 600. This j. said to De- th.. third
sim" that Nis. Barns ha- been burned out.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

ALL READY Read Mel. Edgar adyer-
,iserneni. all Won who wish TO refresh he mn"r
man to exercise in rolling Ninc-Fiu-, playing
Billiards and all house-keepers wishing 70 -upPig
,hem.aly.s with Oysters, or choice Groc ri.~.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
s j f. CT |. NOTT f s


Rev. j. ". Gregory, Superintendent of PubHc
Instruction, will preach in the House Of Corree-
ton next Sunday. ct O'Clock + VI
J. S0MERVILLE. Chaplain.
January s, 1882.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

AcorpEsT-Harvey j.. Baker, Esq, one
Of the contractors in the House of Correction,
on Saturday last came very near having ali OF
his fingers on his le.t hand sawed oil lie was
assisting AT a bIzz-saw, and while dong 50 hS
hand came in contact with the saw. Ills inddc
finger was taken oil by pr. Shank The Others,
though badly toru, it was hoped, would be re-
s.ored-jour.Gi.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

MrsicAL.-'Ve are please 10 learn tina, Prof
J.. " Foote Is intending to visit this place du-
rnS the preassnt month, with his Concer;
Iroor". our citizens may prepare for rich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

BETTER THAN SIEIGHHG.--i'hn roads
appeared to b. prepared On p1rp"'" .or 'h' COM
for, of Member ia grt,in, 10 Lansing Never
was there better wbeeling-the best Of -leighing
could not excel i
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

Advertisements hsy" the privilege % three
charge ,.as.,nIv "a -.,rIa, al ordinary
-. Advertisements, only. Al others charged Hy
the square
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
Tuesday Morning. Jan. !. 1859.

New Grocery SrocE Road iia,lcy :,
advertisement ani you will ..e tha' h. i- rrr!
a. sny kind of ar offer that end IN cash, for amy
.,,;cle in the Grocery and Provision n".
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

SENTEYcED.-Sauuel scca found guilty u,
the murder Of William Mcdonald. IN Detroit,
was sentenced on Monday, five Years 10 the State
Prison.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

.s'iSS TO LEAES-ScT LEARSISG roD.xcE.
0Anee vas got Up in Bellevue, Eaton Co,
week, the proceeds of which 90 to paw for
Union School house.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
*. G. BILLINGS.
Late Lieutenant Of CompaEv C.,
Palmetto Be-; :. Z. Nclnnree-s

Lax LlcdAe"aI' "a NviHb3i.- -
Palmetto Res't :. Z. Volunteers.
Be sure ard ask for HooRlEi's German Biz
.ers. and see that the sicua,urs Of C. " Jacks n
is or the wrapper Of each bottle
For sale by druggists and s;orekeeper- in eve
" town and village in the United States. West
Indies and Canada Price 40 cents per bottle
Principal Office. AIS Arch Street Philadelphia
Pa lPSv2.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
CRasH.-The Presidents Message created
, decided sensation at Havana.

Ar IT AGAIS.-Bysn is pitching ;n,o,he wealth
or again in the Paw Iaw True NortI eraer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
NOT IL T..

e. VILLAGE LOTS in Lansing for Sale CHEAP
~ for the cash, or TO exchange for good farming
land in the Southern portion Of Michigan or for
prairie land in Illinois. Said Lots are IN Block
lJ,, lje & loo Ad ire--
". ". MARKHAM i son,
lett Col1water. Mich.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

state OF MICHIGAN, r,grrg o.: Iuclarn, $
Afg session ~ Ihe Probate CONT ior the Co
e.. -ism .licn al the Probate Oh,cc ia the vii
'ra oi Mason Oh MONDAY the third lav of Jan
na'v n ,ts veac one thousand eight hundred ant
H'.y-uinn. Present., Wm. H. Puckuev. Judge
Of Prab-.. ]" the matter Of the estate Of Jcs-
H.rrr,~', deceased. on reading and filing
rHe petition, duly verified. Of Perry Henderson
creditor. prayiur among oth,s titip--- siinl let
rar- o. administration NAV Dee granted upon said
estate. 20 the widow az said deceased
Ib"r-upou II j. ordered, that N"ndav, the Eth
day of February, ri n O'Clock in the forenoon.
assigned tor the hearing of said petition, and
that the heirs ~ law ot said dcce4,.d, and al
other persons Interested in said e. ate. are re.
4..r.t 10 appear at session Of said Court
then 20 boz holden Al the Probate ONCE, H. the
village 81 Mason and show cause, If any there
uo. WY The PRAYER OF the petitioner should not
r- granted. ipd II IS t,fyther oriered. that
-Jji petitioner give notice To the persons ntcres-
TED 'n said estate, OF IN pcndcncy of said pcti-
Ton art the hearing thereof by causing a copy
Of this order to De- published in the Lansing Re
p.lt'.ess, newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of lughau . successive weeks previ-
Gus to said lay of hearing. \ true copy
NN. h. PINCKNEY.
10. ia Toe of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given that the annual uee-
Y ting Of the lngham county Agricultural So
ciety for the election OF officers and the trance
ton Of other business vii be held at the Office
Of the Secretary in the village Of Mason, o.
Thursday, the 9th day Of January. Is5s
lg3w5 GEO. VI. HUNTINGTON. SEA.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
a. ATrB's AqrR1cAS Almanac for 1852

ATER's AgERICsS ALMANAC for 1889 il
nov ready for delivery, gratis, AZ K. Thayer &
Cos, who are happy TO supply all that HAY call
for them. Every family should have and keep
this hook Ii IS worth having. Comprising
mach general information OF great value: il gives
the best instruction for the of prevalent com
paints, that We can Get anywhere. It's anec-
dotes alone are worth bushel of wheat, and ;s
medical advice i sometimes worth To the sick.
the whe4t's weight in gold. Many of the medi-
cal aliuav acs are trash, but this is solid metal
LIS calculations are made purposly ;or this lati-
Ayers Almanac. ard when got, keep il;
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
Rafes of Advertising.

s,u.,. Of L. lines. 81 f,r the frs insertion, sHd
80 cents foreseh subsequent I'll! pr''o
IL, three months.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

Also choice article Of dried P-.ae=. good
substitute for Ap-'a-.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04
SOMETHING NEW

\ GREAT CHANCE FOR FARMERS
THE subscriber has now Oh hand few of A.
L :. Nscomber's Premium Patent Srraw-CUt-
ter The best Machine uOx in use FOR cutting hay
straw, or corn stalks. II j. cheap, simple, and
durable, and will cut two bushels in a minute
Now i the time 10 buy. All kinds If produce
taken AT cash prices.
TH0S ". BURGESS.
Lansing, Dec. -, SIS. 3mlg2.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-01-04

VHEot III al the c>citcmeut of the Atlantic
L Telegraph, sHi the Qacen'- Ms lpe, 10 not
t,,ru.. rlr,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

try II, and they will not ask, why read ad.
or why ADVERTISED They can.
not fail to see its usefulness.
We desire to SEQ the community In which
we live prosperous, conten,ed and happy.
II the minister Is expected to bold up before
the citizens a mirror Of Righteousness, truth
and blessing to be enjoyed hereafter, 80
we would hold up the Advertisement, mirror
ola country paper asa reflector OF present.
business liie-i,s cares. changes and yieis-
situdes. And what il more we would in
wife every man in this county to subscribe
for country paper-fOr the Oxford Dem
oera,,-no matter wha, his politics--simp-
" for the sake Of procuring a mirror OF the
business Of the County which is worth dou-
be its price and which canno, be found in
any city newspaper.
fooNcLrHoN NExT wIEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

TEt BosToS NoRFn. A new organ Of the
Douglas Democracy hrs just been establish.
cd in Boston having ,ho above title. II Is
under the Editorial management Of Lewis
Jos.elyn, formerly Of the Lynn Bay State,
assisted by Col. j. &. Moore. In his a.
luta,ory the editor STATS his objects, at some
length. but while making these pledges
says: 1--WE do feel somewba, embarrassed
at the though, that we may not be able to
speak as we ought, and DO as much rs we
ought in the great work OF sustaining the
rights ofhe states, and the SorerdgHiy Of
ne people. against the assaults Of partiran
cliques. ambitious demagocues, and reckless
sectionalists, who may DO found in all parts
Of the Union, and who love the Union less
than the honor- aud emoluments Of Office"
lie believes in the democratic party, and
thinks the day ofits influence is not past ;
although there are Discussions in its ranks
which ought to he healed. His title is cho-
sen in no sectional spirit, but he will labor
to show from time 10 time that tho prevail.
ing feeling Of the Northern states Is q I'M
ion loving Constituuonal.abiding sentiment.
The shee, presents very neat appearance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

Samuel =. Perley E-q, representative
elect from Maple. and Sandish. was badly
hurt on tho 18th ul,. by being carried over
drum IN a saw mill.
Moses " Ludwig, son Of DR.. NJ Il. Lud.
wig Of brunswick. on the 9th December fell
from alon on board barquc Aurclia. while
on hi. passage from Boston to New orlean,
aud was instantly killed.
Richard l.. NeManus, son OF Capt Rich.
ard Mc.Manus Of Brunswick, died in Lon.
don on the 9Th ult., Of an injury received
on shiphoard q few days previous.
Ata late festival ia Bath there was very
entertaining side show ola mouse trained
to turn machinery. Ito earned about nine
dollars in one evening.
Benz. Randall Of L'Etang, and Mrs Bella
Lorins Of Perry, were badly injured on the
cath ult. 10y tho upsetting of stage be-
tween PASSPORT and Drnnysyillc.
The ladies OF Honolulu. Hawaiian Islands.
have caught the fever. and are raising fund
to assis, in the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
They have already raised over two hundred
dollars.
A man named Morse, at Brunswick, Me-,
whose son assaulted his school teacher, has
settled the matter by paying five hundred
dollars damages.
Hon. Emerson Ethridge CORNER membsr)
I' expected to be the Opposition candidate
for Congressman in the Ninth District OF
Tennessee. lie opposed the Nebra'ka-Han-
sas bill.
James u. Clay, who was recently report
ed to have traded OF the homestead OF HE
father for Texas lands. is now recommended
as a candidate Tor Governor Of Kentucky.
The now cen, is described by the Wash.
ngton Star as bearing the design Of a grace
ful Indian girl. with Q cirelet Of feathers
radiatins from blndeau around her head.
inscribed with the word i" Liberty" The
head is enclreled with the inscription "Uni
ted States Of America. 1852" On the re-
verse side Is the UNCONVENTIONAL term " One
cent. encireled by wreath.
The statistics Of the criminal calendar Ct
the City Of New York, for the year now
closed, disclose the startling fact, that there
were upward. OF GO murders in the city du.
ring that period, and in all that time. only
ono murderer (Rosors) was hanged. On
New Years day, no less than three murder.
were committed.
Two men, Samuel Cargill and Charles F.
Bunker, were instantly killed at Manchester,
n. H., on Friday night last. They were
literally torn to pieces between the large
wheel OF mill and a post, 50 that the flesh
and limbs were torn into great many pie
ccs, aud not ono left over two feet long.
Cargill was q native Of Jefferson, Me-, aged
AZ, and leaves vile aud two sons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

4 NV WAY To GEr Crn,. Mr.. Jerer-
son Davi, has discovered an entirely origi.
nal way 20 obtain possession Of the island Of
Cuba. II l. nons other than TO place an
attachment on the island, to secure our
debt, nsains, SPAN. That,ho Washington
Union and the administration think iavou.
bly, Of tho plan, may be inferred from the
following article from tho Union:
mir. Davi. Of Mississippi proposes, un.
der all circumstances, tina, the federal gov
eminent shall notify Spain and demand
payment Of certain indebtedness. aud, in do
fault thereof, tina, attachment, issue with
directions TO our naval cons,able- IN seine
the island Of Cula. In equity Mr.. Da,i,
il right. Spain has justly forfeited all
claim 70 the iorbearancc Of the United
States. The island has been governed for
twenty years on the idea tia, England aud
France would not consent 10 is falling into
our hand'. I, las been regarded as per.
icctly safo 10 trca, our people rs barbarians
and pirates 10 arrest them, oonhscate their
property, and even when pronounced inno-
cent in criminal prosecutions, 10 refuse not
only 10 return their estates, but make them
pay enormous costs"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

Tnr ?rNsioS Acr. The new pension
bill. which has already passed the House.
and is now pending In the senate. gives a
pension to all who served sixty days. OF $50
per annum. all who served sx months and
over, S7j Per annum, and all who served a
year or were in hattie, 500 Per annum.
|, is estimated that the amount required
to carry out the provisions Of this act. Al,
the close Of the prnen, Congress, will 10
so, geo 200, aud Slj, 5000 per annum
thereafter. Mr. Buchanan has given no.
iieo tha, money mus. 5e provided for the
existing expenses Of the government, or he
wall summon the new Congress from which
We should infer that a measure demanding
50 large a sum Of money as this. would BE-
pretty likely to be sent back to Congress,
with tie Recommendation TO postpone II,
until we are better able to raise the money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

Rrc,LL OF Loan NArrER. II was stated,
on the reception Of the intelligence OF the
recall OF Lord Napier. that IL was simply In
compliance with the English system OF ro-
tation In Office. Moro recently, however,
M ch excitement has been created by let
ter which has appeared in the Boston Adj
vcriiscr, which gives tho impression that
the change was made because his course up
on slavery matters did not accord with
those Of his government. 1t Is we'll known.
that Napier has been open in his expressions
OF sympathy with the ultra FIRE eating doc
trines Of southern politicians, and advocacy
Of Iecompionism ; and habitually applied
to republicans, the slang terms common to
pot house debaters. His conduct has
aroused much indignation at home, and
even in high quarters, IRON the reason that
his course would b. understood, and has
been claimed TO reflect the opinions OF the
English people. Mr.. Mason stated In the
Senate last winter, that q reaction bad Ia
kcn place in England. on this subject; and
the same opinion has been preached In 9th.
or quarters. Tho author Of the letter TO
the Advertiser, alter stating the steps that
had been taken TO obtain sympathy for the
southern movement. in England, from the
time Of Calhoun, gives the following cIplic-
1, explanation Of the position Of tho Eng
lish government
1.-The recall Of Lord Napier will, i, is be.
lievcd, show ,ba, the British government
has no part with those who are seeking TO
break up the American Union-that It
wishes, as the British people do, to see that
union prosperous and happy. and that It's
,ympa,hles are with tie men OF pure oharac-
ter and noble views. who arc laborlng TO
revive the sound doctrines Of Washington.
jefferson and Franklin, upon the question
Of slavery. and 10 emansipa,o their country
from the slareholding minority which has
50 long exclusively controlled its policy"
Napier will he placed in a position of mi
nor Importance. !, is stated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07
An Itinerant Snowman among the Free
Ioyerk.

The cleveland Plaindealsr publishes the
following letter, purpOrting to Be written
By an i,inerani Snowman who called one
day upon the Communists Of the Berlin
Heights;
"Hsrc am at Berlin Hites amuns The
Free-Lovvrs. arroye hear last Toosday
bitterly do GUS the day that ever 'o' foot
In this rctehed place. hsArn tell OF these
Fr~e-Luvirs cor soms time { | thawt ide
com and ..e what kind Of kriticrs they was
pltehi nv tent in 6sld near the Luv
cure, as they call Il, and unfoldcd my Ban
pisr to the Brccse Bimby the people kom-
peuscd fur to pour into my show begun
for to kongratulaio myself on dOin a siavin
bisness. Bat they air cOrnsy looking -,
mus, Soy. The mems faces was all sivered
with hair and they looked half starved tn
deth. The vimmSn was WIS nor the men.
They wore trOwsis short sownds and straw
hats. with ad:d green ribbons onto them,
4 they all kerrid BLOC cotton umbrella. in
their hands. Bimby perfcckly Orfal look
Ing female presented herself 20 the dore.
Her goWnd was skandcrou.ly short 4 her
trowsis was shameful to behold. Sea she,
ear. Kin il be- yes IS trou, o It's trou.
Sea a" II ssnts marin" Sea she. "& 80
i've found you at larst--at larst q at lars;. "
Sea /. yes w has found me & VA wood
have found me a, fasi Il you had come sun.
nsr." Sea she. air VOC (, NAM Ser i,
eel think ar, but Il yer dowt il VA may
sddress Mr.. \. Ward Baldinsyille. lnjan-
ny, Posiidgc Taje, and she will dJv,lcss xiv
yu the required inflammation. Sea she.
"Thcu you are What the wurld cavls mar
nd" ! 50. "yts marm, air The ck-
ssnlric female then grabbed me by the arm
4 so she. ia IA viii ,oise. " You air mine.
o You air mine go q" Scarcely said /, as .
released myself from her irun grasp. She
agans eluichc,l nae ~ the arm and sed.
"You air my a5niiy." SslI VIA, upou
arh j. hiatt" "Dost thou no, know
ssI she. &c No marin. =" seq O.. &c dostun,."
ssI she. Listen man. 4 lie tell We. Fur
years ave y.arnei lor thee. l knoscd thou
va, in tie world ,umvbarcs, although, I
knowej rot ;hy name nor place oirrsidence
Nv hart scd De wood cum 4 tux curuse.
lie has cum-lc is lslr-yu are h,m-y0u
are nv aGncriy o Is too mutch-,Oo
muea go AMI ,lc bust cot cTyin. "ies,
sai''i ihink 30 darn sitc o much. -
"IAs, thou MT yelrnoi Gar llr me- she
enSi. ringing Der hands like female play
actor. Scz &. "not yoarn.' b. the.
time a crate krovj 90 free luvirs had eJl-
lected around us, and they kommenced Tor
To boiler &c shane" &c bruis," '' bcas,,
stsst,ery. c,s,t,5ry. was Jet as mad as
Mar,cA hair. 81 "you pack Of orny
erittsTs go away iTum ne and talk this
retehid wu1muu ,ln1s With VI. Ny name
1. artcmus Ward. { imr IN the show bisnes'
/ pay mi bills and mind mi own fairs. tine
. marrii man nj cliiirun al look Ike
me IL am a Snowman, dott ~ IN Tor set
ting tie laws % ny country at defiance.
! amt in ayur 70 Iriyatccr.n or nothing
slse Illegal. Think yure affinity business
is eussol nonsense, beside, b.iu Outrageous
wicked. rrI iih ny indignation in
this way until -lt oat 90 hrsth. when
ssopt. took down my tent 4 / shall lccve
town this evening".
W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-01-07

TINS KENpILL's Mus CONNECTION. The
report Of the railroad Commissioners. OF
their decision upon tho petition Of $. G.
llcmmenway c, ais for action in regard to
the Kendalls Mills crossing. has been pre-
pared and sent to the clerks Office Of this
county, to be opened at the sitting Of the
Court on Tuesday next. The substance OF
the award is said to be that neither train u,
to cross the road Of the other company,
coming east. before s 10 p. NJ. This is 10
minutes later than the present time on the
A. X. Il. II. Bangor Wing.