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The PIc-nic Season.

Pic-nics are the order Of the day. Who has
not gone on picnic excursion? or if not yet,
who is there that does not promise himself that
qualification before the season has passed? And
it is but right that such u cheap and rational
mode Of recreation should be eneouraged espe-
cally as the places of resort are not only lovely
with natures charms, but are free from the in
dare not boast of our city as model one, in
morals and religion--far from it; nevertheless,
we are not so far gone in public wickedness as
to render such healthy and innocent recreations,
as picnic parties usually arc, dangerous adven
lures. Not SO with Baltimore, where pleasure
parties are never sure of immunity from assault
or annoyance. Rowdies abound in that locality
to an extent unknown in other places, so much
so that 1t has become notorious as u nest of
scoundrels of the blackest dye. One of the
latest acts of some of those worthless and
wicked men is told by the Baltimore Sun,
portion of which we subjoin, chiefly for the
purpose of melting in the minds of those
amongst us who think we are all steaming or
staging fast as we can to the devil and the bot
tomless pit, feeling of gratitude that'w
are not quite so bad as others:
The early train of cars on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, on Monday morning, con-
veyed q large German Sabbath School party
from south Baltimore to Hellman's Ark
House, u resort on the line of the railroad,
and nearly opposite the Relay House. The
party altogether numbered about 800 persons,
and order reigned supreme until about
o'clock in the afternoon, when some ten OF
fifteen rowdies, hailing from Federal Hill,
appeared upon the ground. One of their first
acts was to knock musician down. This
alarmed the children, and they ran in every
direction screaming. Some of the male mem
bers of the schools, seeing the turn things
were about to take, turned upon their rowdy
assailants and gave them what they little
expected, and finally drove them from the
spot. The rowdies hourished their knives
and revolvers. One of the rowdies pointed q
pistol at n young German, who took the
weapon from his grasp and snapped it in his
assailant's face. With the pistol he kept the
rowdies at bay until he could get into the
house. Another rowdy was knocked down
| by female several were injured, one re.
ceiving deep cut in the back of the head
| There was strong disposition on the part Of
some citizens present to deal summarly with
the ruffians. Something of this kind mus
needs be done before excursonists TO the
pleasure resorts, in the suburbs of the city
can be guaranteed that enjoyment and secu
rity they have a right to expect. We Learn
thatwhen the train bearing the excursionst
| reached the Camden Station, an attack wa
made upon them by certain members of tn,
| rowdy association.
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HOME INTEREST.


Something New.--In passing the neat
and tasteful establishment of W. B. HoRNER,
on the corner Of Sixth aud Race streets, we
observed, amongst his full list Of Soda syrups,
one purportpg to be Egg Nog Syrup. Being
assured by the courteous proprietor that 1t was
harmless, we tried it, and found it one of the
richest we ever tasted. We feel inclined to
give Mr.. H. credit for being q man of good
taste in this as well as the management OF his
establishment throughout.
The HILBERT Bros. are the most enter
prising Hatters in this city. Owing to their
large increase of custom they have, in addition
to their old stand, No. 21O Fifth street, opened
a store at No. Fifth street. Hats, of every
description, and of the latest and most ap-
proved styles, always on hand.
To get a good job of Graining, so to
217 Fifth street, SAUNDERS & BALDwIN's shop.
Y. W. STEVENSON Grainer for the Trade.
If you want a cheap and good Picture,
60 to the southwest corner Of Sixth and Vest
orn Row. They will sell you Pictures, in plain
or fancy cases, cheaper than they can be bought
any other place in the city. Especial pains
taken with children.
Those who want to get good and cheap
likenesses Of themselves, or friends, should
call Immediately at APPLICANTS BROADWAY
GALLERY of ART. The cost of likenesses at
this establishment, is only 25 cents each.
Messrs. Redman 81 Durando, Mer-
chant Tailors, &c, 1877 Main street, between
Third and Fourth, have just received from the
eminent firms of Develin, and Pagan, and
Carhart, New York, large supply of elegant
summer goods, which they offer to their friends
and the public at low prices, for cash. A hns
lot of ties and cravats on hand.
The highest perfection In the Photo-
graphic art has been attained by MEssRs. BALL
& THOMAS, No. 100 West Fourth street, neal
Race. In the taking of Daguerreotypes, Am
brotypes, they have no superiors in Americi
They aim to please, and always hit the mark.
Daguerrean Gallery. SOuth-Wes
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and pu
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please.
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, gt
! to HALLS, No. IA West Fourth street; also fo
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
velopes.
Harlan g. Wilson, No. 80 West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
! for yourselves.
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Transfers of Real Estate.


CITY PROPERTY.
John + Gould to Joseph Q. Butler, june 7, undiyi-
ded half OF lot No. 2Oi corner of Gilmores alley on
south side Of Columbia, being 70 by 90 feet-$35O0
Daniel o. Horton to John Zumstein, June I'd, lot 10
by 50 feet, south side Of Sixth street, between
Mound and Park--&5,0O0.
Heirs of George Shaw to Amelia J. Hatfield, April
2j lot IL l-6 feet by g5, south side OF Everett
street. at northwest corner Of lot 6, in square 8,
Belts subdiysiOn-S2326.
same 70 Daniel Hatheld, lot Il SO feet by eS, ad-
Joining the aboye-S2,l00.
Charles W. James 70 santino Bodaraso, June 7, lot
90 by 58A feet northeast Of Broadway and
Harrison streets-Sl0,000.
Charles Busch and wife to Cains Hoess, deed dated
June g. 1852 lot Is feet by 100 feet Vine street.
running back TO Van Lear street-S376;
Same 10 Augustus MerZ deed dated June g. 1859, lot
Is feet by 100 feet, adjoining the above lots Vine
street, running back to Van Lear street-S37o.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
g. \. Woodruff and wife 10 II. @. 0xley, deed dated
June 1859 " town lots in Greenwood, together with
q feet by l25 Of the east part Of the lot NO TO- Also
al OF l2O by l30 feet Of ground the north side OF
church lOt-S2,r00.
Montgomery Arnold and wife to Jamel Dtir, deed
dated April =, 1882 lot ~ feet inches from Ing
tho Cineinnatl aud Hamilton Tnrnnlks Road BY i6O
feet deep TO alley, In Washington Pharos sddtion
10 the town OF Harrison-SN0.
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For Columbus News see 9th coin, Sd pnse.

ARIzoNIA-THE RECENT MURDERs.-The re-
cent murders of Mexicans, by AXE and Page,
and their horde of blood-thirsty followers,
have struck such terror in the minds of the
Sonorians that they are quitting Tubac and
other cities as fast as they possibly can.
The citizens, for hundred miles around
Tubac, held meeting on the 14th, and, with
Others, passed resolutions deprecating the
prevalence of violent proceedings, and assuring
the well-disposed Mexicans who had left the
Territory, through fear of fpersonal injury, that
their friends in Sonora that all Mexicans who
desire work can come, and that both citizens
and United States troops will give them pro-
lection.
1t appears, however, that the confidence of
the Mexicans cannot be easily restored, for
they continue to leave, notwithstanding these
and other assurances.
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l. A w r E EP O r. T.
COMMON PLEAS,


DIvORCEs.-The divorce docket was called, in room
No. l, by Judge Carter.
Mary Ann Miller VS.. VIM. Miller. The petitioner
asked for a divorce the ground of wiful absence
for three years, and also asked for the custody
Of her child and to be restored to her maiden name
Taken under advisement.
Adelaide ColOnna vs. Giaconi Colonna. Decree Of
divorce granted on the ground Of adultery.
Mary Q'Neil VI. The City of Cincinnati. An action
trial before Judge Mallon aud Jury. The plain
tin sues for damages sustained by falling into sewer
on the corner of Court and Western Row, the 18th
of October last. She claims to have suffered
Internal Injuries, and also that her leg was badly
hurt, for all which she asks 5000
The sewer was in course of construction, and on
the part of the city II Is contendod that ii we'll
protected 10 prevent accidents circumstances would
allow; also that the injuries have been oyer-stated
Verdict for plaintiff for 900. Judge Finn and Mr..
Manning appeared for plaintiff; II. D. Hayes ard Mr..
Lippett for the city.
CRIMINAL SIDE.-Warren II. King, in custody for
some time in Jail on charge Of attempting to pass
counterfeit money ordered TO be discharged the
qui in the case.
Calvin Slater indicted for an assault, was arraigned
and entered plea Of not guilty.
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Our opinion has been asked, "Who will be
the next President" We give it-Stephen A.
Douglas, or-somebody else. The candidate
of that party which will go in for Cuba-Cuba
lst-Cuba 2d-Cuba all the time-will be the
next President of the United States. Reader,
mark our prediction. The distinguishing
characteristic of the American people is-grab
all Uou cdni
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Y. WI. q. A.
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
PRESIDENT:
w. II. COLBURN.
VICE PRESIDENT.
WIN. N. HOLMES.
SECRETARY:
VIM. III. LATHROP.
TREASURER:
VIM. WHITAKER.
DIRECTORS:
HENRY w. SAGE,
NJ. n. WILLIAMSON,
Iell p. X. MITCHELL.

a UCTION SALE.-BY JACOB GRAFT
n GA & &GoC%Lairge Sale ~ Of Superior Furndtgr%SaP-
ing June 18th, at nine o'clock, will be sold at auc
tiOn at No. lO7 broadway, west side, between Third
In PariorsoTISo Rosewood Brocatelie SociabIes,
two do do Arm Chairs three do. Parlor Chairs, two
Ghar Rosewood HtesSTe rose%ood SS mar
hletop Centre Table, Steel Fire.set and Standard,
window Shades Tapestry, Brussels Carpets Floor
One Haiet Davis Rosewood Piano, seven octave,
Se viz BRsa
bic t3n Bureau, marbletoP Was Washstand p,,....,
wsshsrS9ds Couch, Lounge, sir-cIoth Cbsirs '''
Psns6 sue aS VIZ baTa
VIZ; French Bedstesd Sqr6iStoS Dgsssins Bs.
plain B9Flg Wd o %aSs SRS PSR %r
Bile, Card Tables, two Elizabeth Chairs two Drawer
" ply esrpsts WindoS Shades les spring, Cotton 'pi and
shuGk Mattresses, Toilet Ware Feather Bed etc.
TsSes Hail nn5 oSS etc., 9Sr' e TWO BOOK
Lower HalI-Oil-Coth, Oak Hat-rack Bronze
do, Oak Han Chairs, Brussels Stair Carpets, Door
Sitting @nd PiRIHs sS
bras Walnut Extension Table and Cover, do Side
board, Gard Table, Cane.segt Chairs, Ladies', Tea
ETC. etc, tulDining aud Tea Set, of very handsome
French China, white and gold, A two-horse Car
\; Pi-IThe Piano, Harp, Carriage an harness will
DO sold at II o'clock. Je.ll
OCIAON SALE.-BI JACOB GRAFT
- CO.-Very desirable Private Residence, No.
lO7 Broadway, Lot 90 feet front by 100 feet deep.
Tuesday morning, June 18TH, 1859, will be sold at
auction at Z O'Clock, on the premises on the West
side OF Broadway between Third and Fourth streets,
that very beautiful and convenient private residence
No l07 The lot Is 33 feet front by 100 foot deep
lot and the one neXt adjoining, and fronts on Third
street The house Is three stories, with extensive
&C. The house ls in complete order, with very large
parlors, excellent chambers, dining aud sitting
r3Oms large nall bath; room and water-cosets, etc.
There are marble inanll g. gas and water throughout
the house, which is warmed by the new steam Radl-
ators; large closets and oupboards No description
can convey correct Idea Of what this house Is; It
must be seen TO be appreciated.
Terms q salo-Sf0O April 80, 1850; $4,000 April
30 1881, with per cent, INTEREST," balance In cash
Title indisputablo and sale positive.
N, D.-Immediately after the sale of the use, the
entire furniture will he sold Tho house will be open
on Monday, from O'Clock till o. Jell
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GEO. WAsHINGroN.-Mr Snswden, the Di-
rector of the United States Mint, at Philadel-
phia, has addressed circulars to a large number
Of persons, to the effect that he desires to OBJ
tain for the cabinet of the mint one or more
copies of every medal, coin, token &c., on
which the head or name of Washington ap-
pears. Mr.. Snowdon states that he has ascer-
tanned the existence of sixty different memori-
ais of the above character, for which he is
willing to compensate their owners.
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hood. Kings must learn that govern
ments were made for the people, and not
the people for governments; that all gov
ernment is, from the necessity Of the
case, a species of tyranny; and that, as
general rule, that government is best
which governs least
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SUPERIOR COURT.

H. A, Jones against the Firemen's Insurance Com
pany This was before the Court on error TO re-
verse Judgment rendered at q special term. The
steamer Ohio which met with an injury on the Mis-
sissippi river by striking snag in 1854. Argument
in prORresg,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ns- VICTIMS OF RHEUMATIS

Es-Dr. ID. A. ROSS. Office 30. 361
Western Row. Cures every durable case. ample
city references given to those who will call at MS
office. je0-aWS
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THE PR ES S.
Printed by !" CalOric. ''
CINCINNATI, SATURDAY. JUNE II.

CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news,
solicited from any quarter Of the world.
No NOTIOE taken of anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
THE GREAT REMEDY
For Coughs, Colds, bronchitis. and
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

4 nOUl .iN NeaIs ago the European Cough
~ Remedy Wa introduced into this State, ani
u j. o. lsc pfrsumrd that but lev nov unar.
quainted with it, V,ru's; many are now living,
Who, bot Tor it, remedial pnN ., would have been
bong since IN the sput hnd. The Agent. have
ju.i received l,e.h suppl, oi this in,slushe mel
,rin. anil III who are ,uisring from cough.. aad
have therefore cause ior drrad,ag consumption.
are invited To- give Il trial. The following case
II cure has bc,n sent With a request that II should
h. lubli.hed inr the benefit Of Others; II !. irpm
vstanu. 4. York. Esq.. formerly Of Meredith
Village. nav OF Landod, Nj
Rev. Walter Carke-Dear Siri Among the
thousands ofihank'ul helrt., ~ cNprc,sed To 700
D., letter phase accept ny sincere thsnks inr your
valuable couch medicine. 6r am tuy thankiul
that I eve, heard II the Errop.an Cough Rrne.
d,. ! vas afflicted With Cough ior over two
loug yrsfs, pat 1T the tune very severely. !
tiled almost everything that could hear 81; aud
also quite numler 81 h, sicians, bat without rr'
ccivipg any permanent ben'ht. vas thea al.
,i.rd to iry your Emopran Cough Remedy, and
accordingly lrpugh one 81 the small lJpliles, which
made ,ne sune better. ! tnen pfocutrd larg,
hottie. and lrf,re had taken halfof IL. my cough
had leit me, and nv lang. we're rc.t"rrd. I am,
ihsrefnp prepared 10 sav Gom personal expert.
ence, that IN nv opinion the European Cough
Remedy !. the beet med,cine ior coughs ever dts
covered. vERANus T.. YORK.
Trial bottles, Is cents. Large bottles, con.
tanning the qantil, Of four trial bottes, 10 cenis.
The European Cough Remedy Is prepared 10y
Rev WALTrR CLAREE, Minot, Me, (lAie
Coni.h.) b, whom agents are supplied. soldby
~ respectable druggists aud medicine dcal-s
everywhere
For salc ly y. =. Bate. & Co., aud J. II. Raw.
.on. Paris; W. a. Rest. -. Pari-i q. q. ".
Mason, Bethel; u. ", Noble, Souih Waieriori;
q. Porter, Waterford; Barnes WaIk'r, Lowell;
&. T.. Chose Il CO., DiSfeld; T.. AtSood and
&. u. Atwood, Buek6eld; J. T.. Hubbard 4 Co.,
Hiram; u. =. Noye., Norway. ly22
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents!

Late Agent Of fhe U. s. Paeni oGes. Wash
iHsfon, under fhe oct 81 1887.
20 state ST., opposite kiiby 81, Boston.
4 FrER an extensive practice oi upwards 81
n t~snt, year, conlinnes 10 secure ra,snis ~
the Uni,ed sta,es; and also 10 Great Ptilain,
France, aad other totc'gn countries. Caveats,
Specifications Assignments, and sll Papefs ~
Dpwings foT Patents eNccut''d on liberal terms,
aud with despatch. Researches made inio Ame'
rican ot foteign wo,ks TO determine the NalidiN
or Utility Of Patrn,s or lnVeihions--aad legal 90
o,h' advice rendered 10 all uatiers iUnchinp The
same Copies Of the claims II any Patents iur
ui,hrd h, renting One Dollar. Assignments ~.
corded al Washington.
The Ageac, 4. aot only the largest IN New ing'
and. hot throush 10 invsniors have advantage, Zee
.ecring pstenis or aseertaini, " the psientshilh,
IL iavention., unsurpas'ed b,, ifno, ,mIncasu'H-
Lly .1petior 10. ary which can h. offered then
elsewhere. The testimonials below giSen prove
that non, j. MORT SUCCESSFUL At THF
PATENT OFFIC r. than III. subscriber. and ~
SUccTSS rs THE BEST PROOF OF AID.
VANTIGFS AND ABILITY, he would add
that he has abundant reason To- believe. and eau
pioys tina, at no u,hsi Office Of the Kind are the
ch,rsr. foe Isssional setySrs % m.dstsIr. The
m,Wsp.. p,acticeoi the sub.cf ,tet during tNrni,
,rats pas: has enabled him to accumulate vast
collection of specifications aud official dscisions
,,l.tiN, 10 paisnts. These, besides HE extensive
Iihfar, NJ legal and mschanics' sotAs and ful &c.
c,an's OF Paienis grated IN the United States and
Eprops render him able. b-Non question, 10 Offer
superior faciliuc. Tor obtaining rairpi,,
AlIa.e-..it, ola iosfnc, 10 Nasbingion io pro-
cure p,tret. anj the usual great della! there, ate
saved inventors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05
BOOKS AND GIFTS!
G.. G.. EVANS g. CO.,
Propristors of the
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
~ NEW ENGLAND,
No. AS Cornhill, Boston,
VALUABL l. BOOK s
RICH G. Il II s.

A Gu rarviaf ~ pr5s frsu 80 IT.. o. 500, girss
foihs Psr,hl''r II ''sry i"ol.
WYE taks plsasure IL ,taiiag that the ltsral
w and insrca.ing patronage be'iuwsd on %. b,
the people IL ~ Eaghad, aai other pir. u
the county, enable o. a. offer si'l greater lnfuee
meat. a. pafch.sers Of broke, ani individual. 90
s..usistion. reiiing up club.. than rrsf l#fnre.
The aiyauias,. Ne possess over any Other sim.
lar embellishments IN the c1untfN, esperiiIly ~
6liag New Eafland orders, must h. evident 10
thas. acqu,iatri With our position, nnd unisf.
.tani ouf supsfiog and Increasing hriliics ~
,loin. basiness. Our advantages ~ a. follow.
We publ,sh large let II valuable hooks.
We abnin i'tge lintiiies ol other valuah.s
work. IN eschange Zoe our "wn.
We hoy large edilions tom uihrr ruh'i'hsfs ~
c,.h - ven low pfrrs.
We pnt NJ objectionable book 90 our ratil1gus.
". oC,r me- Inducements which 40 - nJ' Dol.
6ll.
We ~, our wairhe. IN hfgeqnniitis' lorea'h
and II the bee snake.
W. have uur Jesclry made o. ORDER D, che best
inannlacturrf. IN the cnunify sod E"rup'
Uy dung 40 sxirssitT husinTss w. ran make
yer valuable pr,s,u,s more ho'Iueuily Co poe
chassFs,
Oaf present plan ~ opsraiions 10 The sane -
,,iy,p,,et i've years ago hy Nc. q. e.. E,HU.,
,ai /. .anctionsd ~, onIy by the highest Jiil.
,i,I ,mSo,,i, 10 NJ tsly ryrry State nth" lH.1l,
La, h, The VOC. n The people from M'ne 90 CAL
tItfnta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES!
NEW srYLEs-pRICEs PROM sSo,o si20.
t,tHI euAnaT s5ToE HEustS'.

These Machines sew irpm two spool.' =, pur.
chased from the stoie, requiring ~ fe-v'nd"g ~
thread: the, Hem. fell, Gather AMI S,'sh ="
superior sl,le. 6ai'h'ag each s'am o' ih'" Own
..,I.,,,,,, I, ,th,u, teconrse a. the hand needle.
n. a. ,rnnirr ~ other machines. They viii do
batter AN cheaper sewing than 4 seam'tfe's can,
SO, N he Wofks zoe oas SsHf az A,Hf. anil are,
unaue.,ionably. the t,H Mishas' 10 The market
H., 1,miI, .ssing, on account IL their si"pliciN,
durability, ease 81 management, and adaptation :"
,lI ,,,iei .. Of Gmil, scwing-cNscuiing eiih,r
h.,y, oi Gne wo,k With equal facility. and With
ont special adjustment. ,-,.-,
A.,,idsnce 81 IN. unque.tioned superiority oi
their Machiaes, th. Clover Il Baker sewing Wa
chine Company bcg leave 10 respectfully rc'cf l"
IN. G,liuWiou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05

TRIALS on EDING. We were one great
ly amused at the relation Of a case by the
late John l.. Waller. lie, with bis own
characteristics hum5r, gave tie facts as toll
lows
\ plain brother was very anxious to write
for the we-tcrn Recorier-the paP"r which
was then under The charge Of Dr. Waller
bad often expressed bis desire. without
much encouragement IRON the Doctor; but
was finally told = write, and the article
shoald appear. Ne wrote, bat. aid the
Doctor. - such a me-.!' Blt, suPp1.ins
that one effort Woall .,tisiy hisoorfsp'nd-
enI. he put thv ART. !s ia slap, gave 1t
point. thought ant connection, and the
next week IL, r.,h.r saw IL uulsr MS own
signature. A. IAN. To the D., tor under
glow Of delight. aud s.d, why, brother
Waller. did 1T Sn1w could write 80
well, Ixrsr wRuE AGArN' IIudsH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

wrLIses. A lady at Newport, WHOSE
geographical IDEAS are somewhat mixed.
complains that the 'srf' are very free this
thi. seasOu. a r1ishsr knocked Der over the
other day.
Classy men are invariably lisht.headed.
A burglar was once frightened out Of his
scheme OF robbery BY theswee, simplicity OF
solitary spins,er, who putting her night
capped head out OF the window, exclaimed.
eco away Amt YOU ashamed -
How many men are made the victims OF
miss placed confidence.
The statute lsSaliIing mAirimnny at a
certain age, Is, properly 'PeakiDs, mari
time law.
An architect proposes to build - Bach
slor's Hail." which will differ from most
houses. in having no Ewes.
Mayor Tieman ought no, to attend 80 ma.
ny festivals. dinners and late Par''es-Nsw
York does not want a nisd mayor.
No church, however perfect, i'wiihout a
Nave.
Club boa, resh,tas always furnish specta-
eles Of he-row.i-m. They arr sort Of VA
terry Oar.dval. pot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-08-05

In the aush time. oi Vic.shurs when the
phrase " hare cas- meant .pmythius more
than IL dos o1w. Harvey jenkins was adj
mit,edly one of lh- hardest, By s'rne acci'
dent. Harvey found himself "a, cnnrch one
evening. Tbe sarmon beng over. the
preacher requested all who were friendly .
religion o. ri-s and hold up their right
hands. Toe whole audience, apparently,
rose TO their feet. A1rr they were seated
again, the minister continued: " Now Il
there is a single -ne here Who ic-ircs to SO
Satan and bis Kingdom prosper. be will rise
and bold up b. hand Harvey with some
difbevliy. got into an erect position, and
said Had the vote been les unanimous,
I should have retained my sat bdtl make
!, point ofhonor never TO abandon friend
under adverse circumstances.
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DANA, Assisted ~ numerous uutsc
Corp. of wuicu.
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ius $50 t~o column page. W., I, now ready,
cuntiiain. over 5000 .ugin,ll, written article,
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