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New Letter Envelopes.

WsEfsGros, Nov FL. 1880.
To Pcssn ier General 70 dsy ordered the preparation
a eavrsoye- embossed With ono cent stamp from .
newly executed die representing the hosd Of Frankn 70
be rs>d for circulars and drop letters.
Letter envelopes VIII aso be prepared, With oss ceos
stamp In axiApostop win The tarce csni stamp, 70 10
cAis the necessary prepay mont Of tho carriers fss
eae-s taken from lamp pet boxes other stations In
cities 70 The Post onlcc for transportation BY mall
These suvcispes viu DO ordered both ruled and N
fu4h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Rrras oy a Frarvs raom CsAnlsros II Counor, q
Fugitive FROM Justice, arested Wednesday morn
Ing BY ofhcer Hicks, Atlantic vbarf. He 10 charged
with having shot aud eecaced the cenentsry Of
NevWt. Neg Jersey. When arrested he vas engaged IN
exhbtnr 10 the curious bis wonderfu ek In the "ioop
game He had strip Of cloth nosrhed 10 tue middle
ard rolling up IN rornd bal, would pat hs fo-efasev
or tho notch, srd stse cr,rer bis otaccss NJ catch
ing The loo on Suddenly rnroIiuz He he'd suoc~~Sed
IN getting cutie pile from the unintisteS before bis
rect Too oHse-r ron Newark have come here after
hin ard he sii " tsEe- bsok ID ths Hev YORK steam
Or -tA1vlsrpn C-rs-, NJ. n
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The Pacific Telegraph.

FOxf KNARsrY, Nov 1T 1850.
ksssra Edward Creighton and ". r. siebbins. general
agents, respectively Of the Paodic and Missouri and
Western Telegraph Companies len here yesterday after.
noon, bound westward. may win survey the whole
route 70 alt Lake thoroughly, and make contrasts Tor
tho construction Of The line n far JuesouYg early in
the spr!Dg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Nxw osiH1ss, Nov 81, Iseo
Ia ysaSnstlp Cahawns from navsns the 18Th lest,
rAs arrived NJ this port.
yo-r oc the lsn
me suss- mCket At Hsvana stead sad ssa's,Iors
vars ne reals no sola s.o,k In port amounted 70
o. 900 bor- sssins. 80 900 bores time sn rev.
Cher ~; q were rrncrt's uncsanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

The steamship Prince Albert, which len this rort Tor
talvay, via 81 Johus, N y, % tho 10th inst, Gil
rive hc latter place Friday, tbs 2ed Inri Messages
len wii Nr George stoser, 70 Broad street, up 20
roc % that say Gin ne promptly for-ardea sad tolo
cra2Ess 20 their Destination rnsland AND TIC corasps
Immediately upon the arrival o. the Prince Albert a
A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Bosros, nov. Il, 1890,
Tho names q sophoraorcs suspended 1t Harvard Col
lege yesterday for hszing the freshman are as follows
Charles jackson. Boston Charles Emerson station Island
Augustus Baker, Albany; G. Hazsl,ire, Philadelphia
John Ward, Salem; Charles y, Fearing, New York; j.
Kilbreth Cinclnnat II. J. Edwards, Boston. Jackson
We dismissed for two years the others for one year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

BoeroH, Nov 81 1850.
fre IN Lacons, n. H., last night destroyed twealy.
ave buildings including tho Cero Gordo House. the ut
Office. telegraph Office two newrpaper Offices sc Tbs
loss Is estimated ii $50 COO Nearly eli the business
rurto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
Court Caispdar-This Day.

SCf1xM CoUgr-CRCuu Part mo. ISL added TO
calendar OF Wednesday and Oyer and rerminer Part p
Nos sIox, 1878 1854 1885, lIls 1905 SO, 1850 1884,
1865. 1870 1877 1878, 1850, 1871 1oi2H 1870, 1885
li63, 1925 s27o, 1898, ITO, 1904 500
surnRIoR CorN Part I-Sos e3T, 336h. Tl5, lo45,
3H, Z 1895. 1907. 1918. 81, S. es1, s9S, 1919, Te5
before Judge Day--Nos ll2, 1861, 21l2, 2ss9, 2291
1903, 1881, 1915 25I2 c313, 1879, ESQ, 25si 1919
23e6
Usnuo STATES D,srslcr oousr-sAme az before
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Military Ssws.
yIxLD DAT or rHy xLxvEsrH xsoINrr.

HsanorAarune Enusuvrz Rssuv~r,
wAmscros Rms, Es~ yesr, Nov II, 1880.
In compliance with brigade orders shh regiment viii
parade Monday, the 2esh inss The seld and tAi or
viii spresr dissountcd with overcnass and toe
ruat1n TIE several companies with overcoats aod
without tpar~scss ne resmesai line VIII b. formed
A. nioe O'Clock A. In Great Jones' rreet rhs aelt
ard .tAs ofcerr vfn report themselves ri he Oolones
quarters q eight o'ciosk ~.
BY order Of Dol Homer Bns,vick.
enc A. RAYMOND, Ad,gtsni
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Fire IN Oswogo.

oswnGo, Nov II, 1890.
The Huron norr mill In this city, owned By W. w. Ba-
ker, Of Lockpors destroyed by nrs last nigh ioss
tho budrg ard contents s4s 900, which there was
AZ insurance of about $50 COO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
War OF the AbOlitioaiSts Upon the
Prs-Slaysry People.
Threatened Poray Upon Missouri, Arkansas
and texas.
Attack ON Fort Scott and Seizure
Of the Land once.
Federal Judges Obliged to Flee for
Their Lives,
DISPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON.
WAxu0~ov Nov n INA

DISPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON.
wAMmoros, Nov 81, 1864.
President BucAaran has received despatch, signed By
three United Sssss AArsha dated SIS, instant al Fort
Scott stating that armed party Of I've hundred under
the sosorieus bandit koatsonsry have put themselves
In o2posisioo 70 the United States authorities In Kansas,
and have spread great Larn throughout the country.
One p.rsoa has been killed II said nsy avow sbOir
determination 70 seize tho public property and 10 march
into ArksnSss and Texas aad free tho slaves in those
States. Tho Secretary hes despatched the necessary
orders TO GcoeH Harvey who Ia in command q that do
rartncn, for enforcing tha Laws and for apprshsadug
guilty persons.
General Barney has four companies Of dragons NJ his
csnmR-d, and VIII make Short work OF these rebes.
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Collision ON Lake Huron.

nxrsor Nov 81 1890.
Tno sLip Roc&ei, with cargo Of 10000 bushels OF
wheat, from Chicago to BuEa.o oolded with the bark
Ocean Wave lake Huron, Monday right, and suuk
r deep water Tie vessel and cargo are total loss,
though fully insured The oceaa wave slightly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

The roals sss l.ae. vi.a .eAns s7ln. ~ Territory.
NJ HssaAsie Postmaster st Nsrleton, Arrested
to day mi 'hrea.zet nh hanging ~, - rscsetec N
making his sseape
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
RAs-As Orr, Nov Al, 1880.

Rrors are IN circulation here o, tie burning o, Port
scois, BAT they are not generally crssi.cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

y Lots'ii-s' nov Al, low
Eleven persons thus Ear ascertAned 70 DO lost by
the burning OF TIE pacincmosty boat hands aDd deck
passengers No Northern people are among the lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

td1oa.-WUOU, EDDY 4 10, Managers o. mo
pxrAwAaG, KENTUCKY MISSOURI STATE IOfrxlrra
DUAw ARE-ExTRI CLAs Sos. NOWHERE 81 iSS
10, ., -, IS. is. 81. 6, 80, rs. 8. 20, IS 40.
DsIAvAgu-s'LAss So korxssxx q, 1870
20, IL. %, 50, As, Is. e. As 81. IS, |, Sc, al, a.
Circulars f-e ~ chsrve. By addressing either &c
WOOD, EDDY 4 %, Wilmington Delaware,
Orso WOOD sDOy 4 CO., 81 Louis sissoud'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

The NauA1ksaG Cotton Factory Fire.
Bosros. Nov. n, 1860.
Tho machine shop Of tho NaunikeaS cotton factory was
destroyed BY rrs last night. O. O. Smith, machnist,
sustAined loss Of - 900; no Insurance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Southern Ocean Steamer Movsasnts.
CHAMELEON, Nov 20, 1890
The steamship Columbia, Captain Berry, arrived here
At eleven O'Clock this morning.
SAVANNAH, Nov q 1880
me steamship Alabama, from New York, arrived at
her wharf =, twelve O'Clock Tuesday night All well.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

The Board OF state Canvasssrs.
AiRAsr, Nov. q, 1880.
The state Csnvsssers met hero to day 10 the
votes on electoral Ticket b.. the returns from New
York and several other counties act having been re.
ceysc they adjourned until to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22
Ths oslsna md Chicago Raalroaa.

The eaeUa and Chicago Railroad TO day declargcd
dividend of eve per cent payable In New Yerx shs
Lat q January.
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Drawings OF ~. Frances DsI'

Drawings or r. Frances Delaware
Losteres-
sussxK uoUrrr, Class z7s, HOY. q, 1851
So. q, Al, 81, 3S, :, 80, AZ, IS, 81. IS, Is.
CONSOLIDATE LOTTERY. CLASS zlD, foy. n, 1876
l5, AZ g. H. TO- 8, 80, 60. &c, 81, 80, -, IS, i3.
CsrouarS seni FREE Q, charge BIZ sddrsrsng
x. FRANCE
Wilmington, Delaware
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

what To DO II pom tina FfTst FEELING
q pain you mag be quite certain thai natural ouiei Of
tas BODY In 10 ructet 1aks a. cese 81
BAAkDHkTH'S PILLS.
and for II sry, until TIE dtr
Guilty 10 removed. How much Sickness how
iivre world b& ths advice faithfully followed
Braodrths Pls Is Dor. With crectacns Al l9s
Cana s1eeS aud NO Union square h@v iork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Sailing of the Star OF the West.
NV oxrlaM, Nov n, 1890.
The steamship Star Of ths1wess sal. on the ed cs
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

To Every Mother whe Has ChfIdrsn
safevirg fr .ny ~ he 0plNsts ned~n 10 he p~ssd q
teehae say 10 pr1 - rv~judsa ~ preiu
~ osAevs sAnd he var of Ne resf nal VII - sur-
vps Absrln@iy suve-tn fnl,rw II q
MRA wrrsbow's SOOTHING sYBuP.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Russian and Hudson Hay sable Furs,
Al 6kriss. sly Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Radical Care OF Hernia or Rupsurs-
PCS. - MARsH. q she vsn tno~n hriss n Marsh 90,
No 2Nc~~y v1est ienr Haun oppcste church
ypecs attention 70 he surgical sptaou q hs Rsda Curr
Trusa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Bsneht Of Mrs. y. ,. Prior, as Barnums
Nuser day with pevformAncss afternoon nj cvealug.
The Ausc olLdres. wat II IL Ia, ~ 81 IL hcura
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

THs CASA DaUe HOUSE,
krABILsnxp ,oSS
AxCLusIyKLi CASH TkADl
SALES ros MKT CASH AND NO OTHER wAy
srxcIAL cABD.
ownr 10 he present stsrency IA nousas7 ssa1s L q
ssxAr DEPRECIATION
MATERIALLY EIDUos MI PgsUW
THx1E Yosxrs low RANGE
P D. oevIs
in''i ;or 70 cs 1ssos os z, prn~
so. Is BsoAD.AI: -
~ afSS ovss s' vel SlA che. sS sod. sss I.
lSs 81: a Erf9f ss s.bss s o.IrHo.
s4ss.. ss sHEFa ESss s Y Sssga
sss -. WI Mni fs { s1 4 TORS oi a.,
is: s sisSSR, 4 Sfss:ss .Assov.,,
: :::.: s.SSsH F asEbSs SSs ARABIC
SSSSss. az. i TISfii S4 TII 81 s sSSp.
lS% s:'i:i E':S1s: sSSs :sis4 sss:-
Dc 70: yyIHSTS s SEAS: 5;%sSS;..
=; s :s 30. II Shxxosn.Is' InO.,s.
IS: $$s;$::. ::S:i'.:
S s case: o cssrii s s9.f sgfIH
s ssss' rs ssss :ssrs sssiSsS :sahm.
iso s sa.s.; . r2yfs va SU Pslslips
s 90. F FSEs 5 5sssA IS lss sSip
y Is. i6bIss' sssuhL,sso
&c., s.s: Ell Ell 81 Inira nls1SSa
!, tiers. 9fhLsn x xrK
SessesruBs rowpERKp REuRAEs
slsx nssEsri.L ous
- ktriliy PIE.
OH 6FRaAx6I 10 e.ua sAnasrsa'a"
OIL uA-sia. .toc.-s csn
Oil Gil ci ToSssrsa 5 pS.as. s''a'
Oh Oh os xfasuls e.ss o. s:I sss%sr.
Oil PsrfzsSirT" soc s. ss' sse,o.
Oh sisshnsasrss g:
| AZ s,eesdsr.r .ga
oaas cas- u - au,c I ssL y PAT ssrngm5A
fs s.. 3 : Wit s b ai'. s y rsS.
20 rrcs. naAspaErss rnLs
i s =: =: : sS5s: sii iiLi.
IN . .2s,5s., ~. ~ r ;sss:
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Al 6srsSsi rsicss
TERs0yKRY
=. "a s:s Eg s,D,s Ef S s;Yss.
70 sss III o;ns y S SsS 10 "a r. -
a., &c. &C.
IN MORT,
way COMPLETE sToox or GOODS.
T,Hs cHAMas rRopsHAs wArcH.
f, pois aa X 10 2 s = sS Soss
ss'SS. s:s1 ':ss,' s I;:f s
% y he .rs lao, r. e, = Le.s ::
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v-ss 81. vr-I sngls r.--sy s-r .ss ....d ...s
sass1Spos : ,usoSs t i sss So fsuo' 'as'r'1,
s. ?, "a soy, e. s s.. S.-' a.
,oa .Sss sruscsl. -. o.y os..,s = =. .sv-s.
i0f~s -ss ;. sv.S.ee sd !. Ss,
: Ss. @sS' <: =: :Bs.s ~ s'';;T ,ss;
w1ll.u.sur
Gus assAs AsE r.ll.rro AaorsD MIAMI
so 81 g. ~ W rsa.: .ns vs,. ycsr o,
20 - = orssks III slss sr-.s
UAroHrs ArD JKws.Ex
W. @s srII SGss az. .s PLAYED w,sr
rAas hAr V sssI ss go ss ssis
~ 80 :. Y, .aascrsser a -gss sss is.. ss g.sN s,srs
-s. s'f 4 s ,.' s. 49,, s';A 49,, rs!'s SIC
r.s 90 su9,ss o.s krfsA ,,'s'. Lever IA 'Ns.~.
-, res Sssyss cve ttsspi eve, iuu le~si,i u c.s
We 80 Eas.lr1 I've. WAVES, es- eveI.d pear~
POE 900 t'5'ss 81. p,,..ts' fsssr'1 svtuse iscs
wsisf.s os.5 \. ! .,stss ssca,. -s, i ssd rsrS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

rsess distsns corspsns as relieved Al or~- an perns
pertiy ~urrf IN every lr.tsrre " n esHDLKy NJ n.
20 fin,h sr-et fev dccr Wsa trpm Bycscvu, ~ A.
hone iar cal sTenas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Photographs IN Brooklyn William.
kON, euaAe lhhsc aishsssn iundrsd and Gny oas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Ladies' Furs 30 per cent Less than Broad
va pricss DH.xks. Bo Fu4ton Sreel
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All xho safer frs@ Consu I'm psfon. Drs-
F~rws Debiy, Pl-s iIssy osnpn cr genera bed health.
IA Hosss Tops IxPasIAL VINE Brrrx1s
u ll<d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

co vngtnia excepting Bask Of naDasn Baok
a weston bknk o. koauosc seAboard And alexhany
tahen paymeui for Re.dv Made NO hing.
RvANR' exens We Clnssing wxehouse &c and IS FULTON
Hoee al the wisconsin Ranks taken 81 Ao The
rauah bank Of tbs stalp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

yyvBu aRnAS ARE FALLING ARorNp wp-rLARWa
8se ne pa 81. ssncs prepared " vus SIS ov~rv,~
~ NA - Cuai Tor vi rams snd ve~ss II yuur or
: rsce. re~ ,oods Tor curm wors a very lpv pross
GLsNEa tG eliAr sr~et.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

stsinwey Il Sons Ovsrstrung Grand
ssd "a rarp Pianos are cudered
ars for svs WNcrooas 81 ana ~ wAlkw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

hASfArf ~ NOV II wv
United states Marsha P. I. Colby and party, Of R,r.
ear Territory arrived here this evening" rhsy bring H.
following particulars relative 10 ,hs operations q Captain
Montgomery and hs rsBe Of jay Hsvkers, numbering
Fory sccrr, Nov 10, 1880.
Us Ju5re WILLIAMS and the ofioers n the court havs
been Obliged 70 Tee 70 korr 70 escape attack from the
Jay Havs.s.
Samuel Scott, Of Llns county vss taken from bis house
O TIE rorr "a q the 18th inrt and hing
saay a he nos, prominent citizens have ben ar
reisd b. - 81 ,he'r fate . snovu
Nss,rs Re- Nee Co., n smt sco',. Nes-r, Crawford
'ffu PEI titae'b4 rost. ~ sbcr merchants N
=. lasfiog, aAvs removed her coed, u Missouri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Vow Within Reach of All.
9rvrr q Bakers c-eersted kol-eless Family sewing
nNsp-% Prices es.Aolaa>d for sescn ysNrs 80 Aad
uysNscA
as BroadvNT, Rev york
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

ChiidrsA's Ears RstailsA ~ Wholesale
prcee BY 0EHIk, hlS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Hsrr1ng's Patent Champion rfrs and
5urxIsr Proof sAfss, nj Hro>dvE so~uS n Murray srsss,
Ssy to<k
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

IT,. snty I'm mediate PATS HsIfsvsr for
Prrrs ses'is wounds or routas lns n HoLLOwAre Bal
tsmo Cirin~ri ~ for r-l~vns palm .rno~n
sfsasocs healing rrupsrs-s nsr~silcus II
fnfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

MINI. Mink, Mink Fursi Rstaiisd 1T
Wholesale pfoes by GkNIh. SIS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Furs: Farc Furs, Furs. Sold "a Whole
Me prices 0EFIff, SiJ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

JsMsrs, STA Broadway, for the present
pressure JGFFuRs So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-22

Whsslsr d wfisons Sewing Machines
OFrfUE SIS BKDADwAY. NEW rORX.
incrcnaec whites for manufNturng AMI Tie curaneu
upn dessors - M
Unite tises ouys cunfrnins NE validity H tas wbeesr
wtsrn NArafsciurng paieatz enAoie his
or ssvins Nsnhass viii prove
greatly reducsd The gupevisfty o. tAess Ma
esinrs Family rArEw
guose and aerl. ai'sssd ~ he tens q housanAs
rc.l and the moderate prce q Which they sid
them vrhn the reacA of III and obvaiss al
~mpsroE sA shoss ui-Sss and loo pnced msafLs
wkSh have nurh srejudce1 Ne sowing hsoalas sosnss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03
VOLUME 27, NO 81.

TnE Dovs AND TnE SrEAN ESGINE. Did
you never notice that doves have passion
for racing with steam epgine.1 That when
ever train ,hunders past dock Of them,
a pair is almost sure 70 wbirl out and fly
parallel with the ,raln2 Now lost IN the
white volume Of steam now flashing with
un,tained wing out Of the bosom Of the
cloud, !, keeps the engine company.
The engineer sees It too, ior he opens the
valve a little, and the FURNISHED muscles
whirl the wheels as the arm. Of rover, in
some grea, regatta when the goal is near'
It almost .e.ms a, If the doves latch the
spirit Of the novel race, for there Is quick
cr tapping Of wings and then away they
dart aud leave the Numbering train behind.
There, strangely enough, are the couriers
Of two ages brought SIDE by side;
Til, bird Vt loose IN Eh,t-rn .kis.g
and the rnt,lrns shuttle Of the iron loom.
/ We remember the pigeon stained with
purpl, that llit,rcI az .Esina's windows,
with tidins, Of a SON. suecc,s-colorcd as
i, were, with the royal glory ofan Olympic
triumph.
/ We remember the bird. that hew amid
the clash Of arm, at the sieso Of Modena;
tho courier. Of AlePPo aud Basdad the
wing, that dashed from many turrct look
ont with sweet word. from lar.
/ Beautiful was the idea u make the love
Of home and oa,prins do eouricr'' duty to
charge tho wing unfurlcd to seek il. native
ncs, again, with syllabl,- Of hope and faith;
hut il seems 70 us the bird, Of heaven should
bar 10, fierce dchlncc and no challenge no
,dius, from the bll,lc, AMI no venscfal
vow, but only word, OF grn,ls'; lo'c. A
battle cry Transmitted by pinion fastening
to hover round IL. distant young, or sending
the - fatal hcmlock" in lily's cup.
! The courier dove was for drcimicr tims
than ours - day when minstrel. sang, and
errint knight. bare banner. love had woven.
Not 50 the iron Mercury of ,hi, age,
who's" changing footsteps pr'he solid world.
Iik. a wir.hor.s, &c ,huud,r. on with the
,iilns' of The bl,il-, It bnr'il' w7ri of
the rc.,lut,. AMI tlr .t.rn cal OF inty. and
,tisam.s, b,G,,in; messenger.
!thn-o Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03

Tui,iva , rrp,s lIog'r Doctor Jo-
.at Campbell. who lived lur many years
au ths Western E.rry,, IN Ohio, was
sk1Iml physician, hut vishnl ono of the
most eccentric and absent minded pcrs5a'in
thc world czrrr, Margaret, Li' wife, and
she was f,liy hi. equal. one summer
rnrruin. th, doctor WIS caught out in
tremendous shower which drrnrhcd him 70
o., kin. /, .,1u cleared ~. however, AMI
Dr Josh role into he, own yar.l. where he
took the dripping .adll, from his hor'c AMI
., him 90 adr.', into ibe pasture. The .ld-
Ile be rl,cai IN a stout ln; C 2 wood which
va, elevated some .our la. rom che csrounl
no two posts. where the doctor bal begun
to build a platform to dry peaches on.
After having got hi, saddle dy,l 50 !,
would dry, De took tha bri.lla and putting
uc lIt. over ,is cnl Of tle lo;, BE- stretch.
rl OUT th, rein., AMI hitcli1s ,han on -
tfa horn a' ihr saddle. wen. in % cl.ng'
Do, W., rl,lhr, ami 90 hrslkft- josiah
IT,, AMI Margaret jr, vcreasay from homo
ou visit. nnI 80 che twp s5uijr' 80 down
together to ihc m5rnin: meal. When they
we're about hali through, Jim AtNo)l, 4
farmer. who lived about yish. -iil-' distant
came in, te'lins.lhs doctor Doe wished that
Do wou;l ,, over to bis house o. h' rcck.
oueI ho might b. wanted over ,her,, and
then went otl t, tho village IN hurry Tor
some necessary " iixins.'
When the doctor finished his breakfast,
BE- took hi, .aiil, bls,, nnl out he went
in,oth,y4rl. whcr, he deliberately mount
cd hi, aldl, and sst ont in hIs Imagination
for jim. Atwool',.
FJsa l1ns tim %, role along in silence.
rondsrins over Volume which lay in his
saddle bow. At length he logan to feel the
el,c,. Of the fierce rays Of the mid day 'un,
and looking up from hi. brok, he disco'-
cred a comfortable looking house clo.s by
lin. upon which he sung out Justify for
drink Of water.
Aunt Margaret, who had 5een for the
last two hours very busy in the garden.
,o5n made her appcar.uc' with a large
pitcher Of milk, and after the thirsty stran-
70. had taken long dausht, they entered
into a, animated conversation. the doctor
launching into npturous praises Of tho
scenery about the place, the ncatness Of tho
building, the fine orchard Of peach and ap-
pie trees, and the lady, Who bad caught
glimI,, Of the aidlc'og.. made a great
many inquire, abJu, the health Of tho
people
.he doctor finally took hi' leave Of tho
lady a.,urin, hcr tia, Doc woull call on hi,
rc,urn aud have some GF,her conversation
With her. a, she reminded him 80 much OF
hi. vile. wh), be was sure, would 5e very
happy tp make her acluainunc,.
Tho lady turned to enter the house, and
the doctor had just gathered up Ito rcin'.
chen Jim Atwood dashed up u the gute
with his horse in a hther Of foam.
What on earth are you doing, doctor 7
get OF tha, log and come along" yelled
jim.
The doctor wa, greatly astoni'hed a. ir't.
bu, after few MINUTES it got through his
hair thai he bad been all the morning riding
beech log in his own doOr.yard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03

wArcir AND PRAY. The Rev. Mr.. Adams
wen, a, one time to Milford. Delaware. to
preach, and stopped at the house Of Miss
NJ, friend oi his. The DAY was cold.
and when hs arrived at nigh. be was cold
and tired; 50 be proposed to have prayers
at once, and then after supper he could r..
tire. Tie supper vas to consist of-what
he vas very fond oi-lndan cakes, which
were baking on rlatter' in front Of the iTe.
The family were called together, MIR. All
ans sat being directly opposite the ki'eh'
en- door and fire. The services commenced
but Mr.. Adams 'oon perceived that one OF
the cakes had fallen down, and was burning.
Stopping in his prayer, he said to the lady;
"Mi.s Nj, we arc told to watch as
well as pray. and sce tha, one of the cakes
is burning. | will thank you to ses to IT,"
Which being done he resumed his prayer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03

"A Yankee editor says that he like to
died laran, to see drupkin' chap tryin' to
pocket the shadow Of a swinging .lsn for a
poke. handkerchief.
lit is worthy Of notice hat while second
thoughts are better in matters Ol judgement.
first thoughts are always to be preferred in
matters that relate TO morality.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-08-03

Hon. W. L. BoulIspy Of Louisiana. who
last winter announced his intention OF Sup
porting Mr.. Douglas, has declared for
Bell aud Everett. This divides the Loui'ia-
ma delegation to Congress, as Mr. Bou-
lisny's colleague is supporter Of Mr.
Douglas.