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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13
Masonic Notice.

Masonic Notice.
UNION LODGE, No. Is \. F. and A. NJ.
HOLDS its regular communications in
Il l. Elkton, on
Wednesday, September Goth,
{: October 9th,
November 18th,
:" December 10Th.
st. Johns Day. December 9th.
BY order of the W. NJ.
JAMES W. MAXWELL,
Aug II, 1860 Secretary.
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TOBACCosTIcK
Dorchester county Md
July llth. 1860. J
DEAR SIR Il used your American Guano on
wheat. In answered very WE'LL shall use more
this fall think it very good. Yours, &c.
p. 4 j. L. HARRINSToy
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NEW YORK.
a Novelty in the Art World!
Photography Upon Porcelain.


Secured by letters patent in the United States
England France ami Belgium
TIE AMERICAN
Photographic Porcelain Company,
No. 7Sl Bronitcay, Nep-York,
Having secured their novel and ingenious invention by
American and European patents, fully prepared Ia
execute all orders for
Miniature Likcnesscs Of Persons on China
presenting all the attractive and advantageous features
IF ordinary pIrt graphs, the brillincy and finish of u
watcr-cor drawing, and hitherto urn,tiained quality
Of durability, 10y being rendered imlerishable ~ the
natural properties of the articles upon which they
transferred.
As the patented process Of the Company enables the
reproduction of Photographs. not only plain SUI faces
but upon such round or Of any degree Of irrrg,-
larty-p"rtraits can be reproduced with f'uesS acru-
racy and dolicacy Of ucliuerli upon Porcelain wal cs
Of any description and dimension used ticles Of
luxury or household utility. such as
Urls, Vases, Breakfast Cups,
TOILET ARTICLES. &C:
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and exquisite style Of enumeration Of articles in
domestic
In orc to furnish facilities for the qualification of the
popular and the Of thos, patrons Of
tn" Fin" Arts DESTROYS Of having Portraits on Porcelain
the Company have imported from Europe corc ton Of
superior Porcelain goods. manufactured to their own
order. which they sell at prices.
As the American Company owners of the prtcnt
right and consequently the only pcrs ms authorized To
use the process, they have determined, in order
To afford People in ercry section Of the Un,ou
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
to make the following proposition to
Residents in the Country, who are
unable to visit personally the Atc!icr
and Gallaries in Ncw-York.
Persons sending Photograph, Aml'r"typc, or Dnsuer-
re"ype To the Office Of the Company in New York
accompanied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by EXPRESS free of other charge
II Richly Ornamented Breokfaa Cup and Saucer,
mHh the port,uH transferred thereon.
BY transmitting a Dagucrrcotypc and
TEN DOLLARS
they will receive in like manner,
II Handsomc French Ease, or Toilet article,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented process.
BY Sending plir Of !agnrrrcoiypcs and
Fifteen Dollars,
they will receive in return
4 Pair Of Rich Scrrc Eases,
with the portraits executed equal to minatur" paintings:
Crlan
Vases Of every qual'ty of Finish,
ranging ii price from
Twenty to One Hundred Dollars per pair.
n. B.-Br particular in writing the address, town
county aud State dstinctly.
A II letters To II" addressed to
Bs.-" MANAGER. AMERICAN PIInTOGR APIIIC
PORCELAIN Co.," al Broadway, NGw-YoRk.
oct t. lSL0--;iin.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Pi virtue Of a Deed Of Trust from Henry
- u. Simpcfs and others, the undersigned
Trustee, will Sell ut Private Sale, the Farm.
near North East. Cecil county, Maryland,
which is well known as the property Of the
late Jno b. Shippers. 1t contains
800 ACRES, More or Less,
OF VALUABLE LAND, about one half Of
wFlch is arabic, and the other half is covered
with Wood and Chestnut Timber. The
wood can he advantagcOusly exchange for
Lime, at good landing on the premises.
The arabic land is in good condition we'll
watered, and well fenced. The soil is pro-
dnctive, and we'll adapted to the growth of
Fruit as we'll as wheat, corn, oats and hay,
and persons about engaging in the Peach
Culture VIII find 1t to their advantage to give
this property careful examination.
This Farm is located IN an improved and
healfhlnl ncighborhood, Convenient to
churches, schools and stores, and very little
more than 1t mlc distant from the Railroad
station AT North East, and is thus daily
accessible to the cities Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore. 1t borders on the North East
river for nearly three quarters Of a mile, and
commands u wide and beautiful view of the
Chesapeake Bay. Fish and Wild Fowl
abound in season, and there is IL good fishery
on the premises.
mal The improvements consist of Il
i::A Frame Dwelling Hoasc, with
~ LIZ six rooms, and the ordinary
-, Outbuildings
TERMS OF SALE = One half of the pnr-
chase money 10 he pai in cash on the day
OF sale Ono the balance in twelve, and
the other half in twenty four months tron
the day OF sale. The credit payments to
draw interest, and 10 be secured 10y the Bond
Of the purchaser, with approved security.
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Sept Is, 1860 Trustee.
TlURNS.-l have the Agency for Spaiu's
~ Patent Churn, the best article in use
Call and sec them.
Sent IS. los. p. CANTWEIJ
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rIIURNS.-I have the Agency for Spain's
~ Patent Churn, the best article in use
Call apd sec them.
Sept Is. JOS. +. CANTWELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13

T0Mr-The celebrated Baltimore Company's
~ Coal for Family Use, on hand and for sale
Sept |, 1860 ID. SCOTT & BRO.
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For Special Appropriations for
Repairs of Roads. viz:


To complete repairs ofl
Bay View and F,rni-
ington or College "--' w
Green road,
To repair Port Deposit
and Rowlandsville 800
road,
To repair Porter's
Bridge Il Rowlands- $500
vile road,
To repair road from
North East Bridge 100 90
to Green Hill,
To repair road from
Huntsville to Coul- l25 90
sons Creek,
T" repair road through ooo M
Warwick, -oo w
To repair road from
North East Depot to- 10000
Nowand's Corner,
To repair Streets and
Bridges II North ,oo M
East; special al ioo W
lowance,
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Fall and Winter Clothing,

WHICH Will BE SOLD
c HE II p FOR CT SH.
Also, JEWELRY. GENTLEMEN FURN
ISIIlNG GOODS, &c.
CTIn the Basement of the Howard House,
next door to the Post Office, Elkton.
Sept %, 1860.
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For Expenses of Roads and
Bridges, Viz:

For general repairs Of Gina M
roads, ('''-' w
For per diem Of Road ,-ooo
Supervisors, ''-'o wv
For repairs Of Streets ,oo M
in Elkton, 1oo w
For repairs of Streets -ooo
III North East, oo w
For repairs Of Streets , --oo
in Port Deposit, - w
.Accts for repairs roads.
fool.logs, &c., nv "
Levy in advance for ..- an
Road repairs Of 1861 '''0' W
CT NO.
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FOR SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS
FOR BRIDGES. VIZ:

FOR BRIDGES, VIZ:
To build Bridge att e.o,o,
Priests Old Mill, soof Of
To build Bridge over
Sluyter's Mill creek, { I'D w
To build Bridge near NJ
Strahorn's Mill, l'ioo w
To build Bridge over ..ooo
Buckwheat Run. ooo w
To build Bridge at Gil ,ooo
pins Falls, { 2,ooo W
To build CulveIt on
Warwick and Cecil 81 90
ton road,
To repair Bridge over
Big Elk Oh Tcle- 200 90
graph road,
To build Foot Log at
Ricketts, Mill and
re-hoor Bridge at oo w
Gilpin's Ford,
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Secured by letters patent in the United States,
England, France, ana Belgium
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13

VIZ:
For damages allowed,
For fees OF Examiners,
Chainnlen, Survey
ors, &c,
For opening road from
Conowingo to Pa.
Line road, per con-
tract,
For opening road from
Hart's, to Elk River,
For opening road from
near Phillips Mill,
To complete opening
road from s. Atkin.
sons 10 J. 7. Spros-
toiI \,
To complete opening
road from Il. Faux's
to p. Ewing's gate.
To pay acct for opening
a road in 9Th District
FOR PAYMENT OF
DUE:
TO Road Supervisors
of 1859 +; an excess
of accts over Levy
Of 1859,
To Bridge Contractors,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-10-13

Total in the county, S1,9l1,S %
The county tax GncIuding school tax of
Il cents per Sl00) on the above sum. at II
cents in the 500, amounts to S56, LII 10,
which amount is, ON the Levy List, distri-
huled us follows, viz:
For Expenses of Commissioners
Court, viz:
Per diem Of County
commissioners, sal .o,oo M
aries of Clerk and
Counsel,
For Expenses of the Circuit
Court, viz:
Acct of Clerk. Sl,O7s 80
States Attorney, G13 %
I" Crer, 29G I'll
\ margin to meet =, ,nn N,
Shcrtf,' accounts, -'0' w
Fees Of Jurors, BailhS I , en-, IN
and Witnesses, -'''' W.
Fees of Attorneys in ,-nco
criminal Cases,
In advance for Wit 400 m
ness for 1861, i'o'o w
- s,lOo II
For Other Expenses Incident to
Criminal Prosecutions, viz:
N; : IS; ;@: S'=' :s: s''' 20
Accts Of ConStablcS. lG3 II
&" for Ironing prisoners, u 90
80 " Fuel for Jail, III So
" " Medical attcn-
dance and medicines IS 10
for prisoners,
S4S7 %
For Expenses of Orphans Court,
Viz:
Per diem of Judges. 1881 co
Acct Of Register Of Wills, 1911 20
1915 30
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-17
PhiIadelDhia EIPciipu.

-Four years ago, IN the openln. of the
Presidential canvass OF 1856, Philadel,
phla-which had previously been Oppo.
sition-elccted Il Democratic Mayor
Orchard Naux) by the decisive majori.
ty Of 1876, choosing Democratic Mu
niclpality throughout. That result pay
ed the way for the operations whereby
the city was carried largely for Buchan.
an over all opponents in the ensuing
State, and overwhelmingly in the Presi
dental Election. Mr. Buchanan's vote
was then, by gigantic complicated frauds,
carried up to 3S.222-somc 5000 more
than had ever before been polled for any
party-against 1903 for Fremont, and
24,Os4 for Fillmore. Buchanan's de.
clared majority was thus G.l+5 over all
oppon nts; while in the whole State
Philadelphia included he had but 6O7
majorlty-not a tithe Of that counted for
him in the city. And now the Oppo>i.
tion have carried the city on very
heavy vote, electing their Mayor by SIC
majority, with a rreponderance in both
the Select and Common Councils This
is very happy augury for the pending
Presidential contest
The gain to the side Of Right is not
limited to that above exhibited in the
relative vote The Opposition in Phila
delphia are no longer discordant Jealous
repellant but harmonious, if not abso
lutcly homogeneous, and determined not
to be divided AID defeated in the srea
struggle before US. Their triumph OF
Tuesday will powerfully contribute t,
that which, We trust, awaits US in tt,
November election " y Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

FlLuNs Tk1a Gs,.r s -rr.l story +.
toll Of c.ra.r Methodist dominic .r thf
pioneer stamp. To, dlm.n,s bad ia some
way Incurred che l.TI.a.ars oi one % hr.
mcmbers-1ne %, th1-' tluchy. iras.ih'c
PAINTS % vti.h marty e.ch particular
char 10 circuit las one ~ more rrrrr.sn-
nu,--. To, dominic al tried every way
@ eject rcr.0cNat.5n Ils lad &c vr-,i
lcJ with t'o Lrl'' 60 che srrinc brother.
behalf 10 had hsarsi personally with
hin. earnestly, bu, aii % n1 purp'~ -
he expelled him. as matter 90 i1'y Tho
sI.hr5;tsr then took every o,cl.Ipa Q, io.uIt
aai wound the f-g'irs. Of tie Pasisr ~,
slaut.r-l bin. abused hrm g. Dis face, and
Jsbial h.. hack, uu'.I. at length Oh, poor
dominic coa'l stand {; no longer. Msct.n.
him one lay In the pet offce, where lars'
crowd wa collected. a. usual. the wretch
commenced biz abuse. The dominic, a. BE-
was having the room. made some remark.
~ which the discovered member responded.
"ThAt'- a ID li,." Q4icS as thought
the i,minis 'uruel. diys.t-I himself It an
unnecessary apparel, AMI stepping up TO De-.
As,'nish-i enemy, and .eiiin: bin BY the
throat, gave vent to hi- long ren, ur feeling
a. flloEs
"p1n't venture % repsat that word you
TOR. low. dirty s'olpIrsli I've s,o,d thu.
.us, "a, long a. I pis..hIy can. | 'rv o. D.
CHRISTIAN has. hlI,w-l Chris, In my
weak say, nearly forty scar. Bot he-
!ous ,8aehur.h that believes in fl',ss from
grrr All il yau eva-. Boo any way. ir.ll'
or abuse nj, sg..a. 90 wort no d-ci, ! .lal!.
in al probability, fg. fr.H s-s.s. And 10
% youII 81 oue 90 ,Lg ..GrrI-., thrash.
iHes yoa ever had ia your hfg I woulIu't
sdyi-o 700 90 try it On. iar I've made up mas
ulpd 10 60 jus, that thing" IL needles.
TO say the cz menbcr e,nelal,d It vas time
to " Cry Up"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23
Particular Caution

u these DAYS Of medical imposition, when
men assume 10 h. physicians without any knowl'
edge Of medicine Nhaieve', pcf.on. cannot b"
ton cafrfal u whom they apply, before At least
,nsking some isquiry, and especially N relation
10 those Who make the greatest preisnsions. Nd.
yenisng physicians, IN nioe cases out II ten, ATE
iaB5sf1s; anil a.. the Newspapers are Tall 81 their
deceptive adyeftissmeats, without making iaguii
tee 20 one you will he imposed upOa. Dr.. ".
~ .eai free. by eoclosng one stamp az aipse,
a pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN aad
oa private diseascs gea.ially; also, citcnlir.
giving fll Information, with the IDost sal0uIl,d
r,fG~So aHd l''iiT0Hiais, without which ~ al.
Veui.ing physician or medicine of thi. Kind -
deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE wlIiTEy.
En-.
Dc. Marison !. the ouly educated phy.ician ia
l'ro'iJehte, " not 10 New England. who sdser-
tisss. making specially Of Private Dissase'i
and he furnishes the yery bet testimonials. bath
Of biz hoAs.iy and sliR. ~ ihfre ARE sny 9th
ers, LET THEM DO THE SANE.
Orjers BY mail promptly snsnded 10. Write
yoar address pbiniy, AID sead 10 Dr. II. n.
MATTlsON, az above. %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23
JonN IL Marble. Sslrelmsn u
SIwNlt ptN ths tnsn
JuuN , HOLMAN, vi nNhsli.
Sspismls -. I~Gn
sTAII IN MAINE

uNTutu, e.. A. ths term ul ihs cuuu of Conn-
~ Couut.si1Hsf., h1iasu 40 Pare, in ani Soc
che CHlpi, ui ONiHtd. ,H DE fstsnth dl, u
No,~4 i.r. \. -. lstO. D., adiun,rs,nt iiom
the ff,t THs.,a, II September. 4. n. ts1O.
lpau thc Hfegpius p.utIou, sati'iaCtog c,i.
isu,s htsiBg hrrn received that the r~titipnsrs
ats rrs p'a.itIs. anI hat tnyuin iut" ihs msfits
utthsu application o. 'Npsii,ut, q .. Ordered
thstths tUuHi, t"mutssiuusis meet 90 ths '~ s-
bog .hun.~ a. ~rva.l H. nH .1i DiNhslt 80 Msinss-
"a, The t~sluh j,, ui nsCsul-f rrNt. 90 oos -.
sisk 4. NJ. aBi ihrngr pr,s c.I 90 ,,s~ the route
u.HtiuHrd ,a saiI pr,itou; ,mrnsdai,', after
vh.rh ,,sw, 70 hearing ufths p,ftifs ADD vtu,ss~s
v'l D. bal 10 sliue convenient place tn The ,ir,u.
tr, irI .ush uthrf msasufrs pAsu ,u che premises
40 tbr C.rli.sirBrr. .hsU |.s pfup,f.
NrItt ts irHhr, uu'rtr ', that nHIlrr ufths titus
r'l.s apd ptusisr 20 ihr CumuiissiHpsfs n,r,tias
HI,t,.iI o. siyr1 ta 80 psf.Hus an.l capar,i,on.
lltrirstr o., r1usirg affected s.Ti.. ~ said pete
zion rI uf oboe urIrf 1hrfr.H ts l- ssr,si ul.,a
t.r JI5rk ufti, fuuH .l nlNtriI iu sa.l tuuri, Of
O,frI lHI rl.r pHstri up Doe thr,- puiIr
tfs..s 90 stI tHuH I1I ruIhs.sI thee
ufsAs sIrersstyrN H1 tbr O,i1't nrmarat
e. usssnlrrf rfI.tsf af lFus, l1 .a.i Coon.
O., uI ONH.I. Che tfst of ssrd qualifications Bri
-tsh off de, other uHH.rs. iH is tubI served
l1E r,.irI. ,t Is,.i th,u, dave hsilr, ,ail iim.
aI r1HfIi.- t, tlr ,HH ihHf a.I I#.. .I. tHI l.1-
I,.r.f.rrt rtt ib.1 ar' Chez. app-li ,HJ 'hrv
..r.s if al, fhr, have. e1, thr pa,ss OF .aiI
r,,r.Ii.Hrf. .h.sii Hui O.. gtaHrrd.
Nuru. SIDNEY rIlJliN, Cisfk.
4 Coco. ..r, Hf 600. ..Itr,.,H s,U .ri.r ui tsrft.
Nur.u SIDNEY rLiliNM, C..iA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23
AMERICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
R.II. EDDY
Solicitor Of Patents!

Late AgsnfOifhe u. n. Patent tuce' "d'H'
layton, under a., act Of 1857.
Of state 81, opposite Kiiby So, Boston.
4 FTER an extensive practice OF upward,
N tweaty years coaiinees 60 secure palen'' ."
the Uni,ed States aud alo IN Great bf''sin'
France and other rofsiga countries. Caveats
sfesi6eaiioa,, Assignments. and al papers of
Dnwinrs G,r Paisats executed % liberal terms.
sed Win despatch. RssesFchs. made iaio Amer
isan a, Fos,irn works. to determine the validity
., .,,l,t, Of Patents or Invsaiioas-aad LgsloT
o,h,r al,iee rendered W all matters toaehiag the
,,ne Comic. ofthc claims of ANY Patents iuf.
ni.h.d h, ,.,nitiing oec dollar. Assignments fs.
cot,Isd At Washington.
, IA ,v,,e, /. not only the largest IN New
c,,l,nd. ba, through " inSsntHfs have sdvaa,a.
&c, .eeu,,ar pstsais, oT asceftaiaiag the pat.
e.iabii,t, Of inysniioas, unsufpassed by, " not
Ii,,,c,.u, adj, superior 90. any which caa be ot.
C,r,dthsm elsewhere. The Ie'i,monials below
,;,e, p,oye that aone !. MORE SUCCESSFUL.
ar TIE PATENT OFFICE than The sgb.cfi.
A., ,nd a. SUCCESS ~ THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he ~Ouh
an that hehas abaniaat reason 90 believe, aad
"a, r,,,e that at 90 other Office oi the kind are
,h,,hatrs. Tor professional services - moderate.
'rbe i.a,sn,e practice 81 the subscriber, duriag
tw.nt, ,s.rs past has suablcd h,n 10 nccumulsie
,..iroIlsctionof specifications and Official dsci'.
,.,. ,,l.ti,s t. p,tcnis. These, besides his sS-
,.n.,,.I,bf,s, 81 legal and mechanical woiks aud
tall accounts ~ Patents grated ,u the Waited
st,,r. ,ai Ea,np~. zen icr him able bsyoHdPpes-
io, 20 oast superior facihtiss fgT obtsiniag pat
snts
AIl,s,s..ii, ~ . Ioprusy 90 ws'hiagton TOPIC.
cue pa,rnt. aai the usual great dsh, there, are
a,cd in,caiors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

n, R.,.u-. a.. esrsfanv rr,rsr~i unir iss
ai,.st s,trftlslsn ST in.t.ciisn n frpt W.
rIriVs In orsf 4, meet that sreAt sni leng feAliii
go Al 49, t.lile lrfiv fsnries g. 81 ~ rnfe
s,rns,an afri .irtis Aliinsuis n W.
A r,.,ssuts rrasctirn al sh1s That r,a
,,,i,rit, = disease. frum vhlch 80 sifs' All ae'
-. Al tsflf c.snraen -ssssii. slfnTls aFi ifunr
Av.re e.,ii srid diffrhea, pAln n the ssle, ..
. hrals-hs. ~ hnsrensss "a tfa sasp saf-l 80
.iisiaei, ~ tlns become. eousimIuan' is',i,
d.rFsruus dyssr'sry, Crusp - Other dstasf' HNi'h
M M. ,s,ssfs q ne iielae al " arrest
Itsrtin tisass r-aicliss supIiy rreN lHlhhe rshi
n.iltr an haBi. sinIis, ~ yea Nno~ ~ oufe rhai
A, t.ta-fiesssni - - n rsuss NJ Fei-irnance-
a. apt hence ocssauing M fisk, stie - enrsNf.
-. ,,e t.s.tlvs ani certain. thsy are taken sf'i
Al .,-s 49, sisfi Z. hf1trt sni ~ dhnrsf ah,f~t
rtstisnss ~. aupiv cunfunol Ne nee ~ ihs's
,s-..I-. o. f.nHr, sni rrivaie isfsnfs, a. bslnr
,uf ssFr ~ rss tHs 49, siSFts aNp o">'e'N''
So snsf rsHuFf ass sui,ais
Th-,,,04. A. asi h.vs hesn Using thew 70
- A., ,s.rs pa.i w stvfy s-rtlan q ihs coun'
A., 40 siHta.t iuvarishis suors-s Az sI@ak IN
,,Rfs..f ,rrrl. - u.sif simPi'rty ani csTialn'y,
- sr,,nr aHf hlmlfrAs n scents ihs unf1Fl
,-.ilaaof r. thst me- r's fpoi ''i'i''"'h W WV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23
Real Estate For Sale.
TWO FARMS nYRoN.

nNU i8 thtt pact ui srid town AHpst a. " ilor
" eos" rs1uIuru. too huni,,d aces, ~ith
Oct, al,s. uf -ori luirr,sl-the rem1,udrr pss,
trftgs ssi su.,iani-ru'. from tweuN Co. thir,
tu1. 90 ts,. The pltrr hps 80 81 farm i'oiii.
tr-s OF maH, tiHs. sNr,Ii-i be- OAlurd t0uniy.
Or 81 A1.wu 49, tbs GrHfg- ID. Au.tin isrm.
The 1ih.f--s cheap hfn, 18th convenient
LHI.rEs. .htBf tsrBf, srrrs Uf interval sna
si.his srrs' 90 pt.iuu,sr aad W1.'iiaHd. cuts ten
tH.i. q bs,-As.fsp as che Gt.rfrass isfla.
Ai.p-iI- mui- be- era, kn1su a." Murmsl'-
Mill, "tusi uI,u. convenient i,,sl,ng ala thf,.h.
cog mtrb,Hr, siih wsisf pryli--r. Alec. che
uid ~tW MiI. With th- puytlvgr-inciuding tst
acre. fisni. Au Of which I desire Co ssll uIur
Liberal trrus.
laJsifs oi William Thomas. John N. Ellie
s8I Roub~a Erhnpnl So t.rins "a Byfos- d
Tlirn J ilouss iYf mills on fcru.
L. e.. HARLOW.
Csuiou. Juns %. l~6O,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

SEPARATING rur Sulu IRON Tur Co,rs
some time az, there resided in a part Of
York State. hut short distance M the
Hudson. an iuiiyiIua, Who was a notcl
was. AMI Who bad an ,rrycl,imahle habit Of
suffering: in fact, he was generally known
ihroa:h the c,antry a. '' S'uttrrin: sam.
TIL. genius. who hal a sr'a, psy-ir7f f,r
bkcs. AMI. withal, , hankcrinc AFTER c'ni
vhi.krv. seldom passed. day withoutpAy
ine some OF his tricks On one occasion,
he VS. a.p.'ir: droJer. Who hai charge
Of large acck % sheep. I, Sason a sun
day afternoon, 10 summer. when they bal
occasion % pa. Nv a country westinghouse.
~hr-e DIOR. serc ihrovu orrn IN arc'ao'
at the heat. tat ono % g. shop O.. sheep
vii sometime. j') ran iat o., church
The lr5y,r, uo' wishing % ra'sr che chen
d,hr.ll,sl .ai, % hisarnr,' made uf hi.
mind @, ,snI SAN; q, c,'l.o- @. him. b.
sad
"San, ~il va g .n there aul 90 oct
that Sheep
Wv v.vhail, you s-:.s.', ms 90 io,'
nl san.
"a quar-. OF primo Oh rye," answered
,bs lr',rr.
"ItuItoi..".a,l sam. ami b.. enter.
81 che m.rpa:lru.s. Tho .arrr .eeIo:
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

NOT Asn.uEp o. BrNptKs. We have Of
ten heard hall grown boy say pet.ishly to
his mother. - don't like to be sen carry.
irs big bundle in the streets" But true
pride i ashamed Of such lit,leness OF mind.
Mr.. As;or, the wealthy millionaire Of New
York oneo was reluctant 20 sell some goods
% young merchant. except for cash. Tbs
merchant paid Tor them, and then took them
on bi. own shoulder to carry TO his store.
Mr.. Asior looked at bun in. surprise, bu,
before the merchant had gone many steps,
he called him back, aying,-" You may
boy On sryd,s to any amount, | can trust
you. sir. Amsn who j. no; ashamed 70 DO
his own vofk y SURF % ssecced." Here j.
another -ccd .s.sou cor false pride Chief
Justice Marstall was graf man; hut grcNi
men are never proud. IIe vas not to
proud 10 vsi' ur0n himself lie vas m
the habit of going ~ market himself and
carrying home his purshasc-. Omen would
he bc Scsn going home az sunrise. with foal-
try IN one hand and vegetables in the other.
On one Of these occltiuns, i.shonaslc
yourr nan from the North Who bad rcmoy'
ed 10 Richmond. vas swearing violently ~.
eause be ,osld not fod any one % carry his
turkey home. ia ~ Marshall stepped up
and askcl where be lived. when be- heard,
he saiI That i my way. ! will take
your turkey houc for yoG." when be
cane 10 the house. a, young man asked
"wtas shalllrayyou 90 "Oh. nothing.
said the Judge. YOU are welcome, IL vas
all in ny way. and twas no trouh's. "
"who ). that polite Oh man, Who brought
hone nv tutksy Cor me 80 asked tie young
nan u bys'antsr. "Oh. - said be, " u
va. JuIs, Marshall, Cai,t Justice OF the
United states. Why DID he bring hone
nv turkey ," ''I'1rro.e De lil il, ." .ail
the bystandsr. "to teach you not 10 EEL
above attending TO your own business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-11-23

VrEv Coon. A minister's wife says .
- The srsi time took my eldest boy o.
ehurch, when be was two years and a hali
OLD, I managed with e'rrsss. All frovns
and candy, % keep him very 'iiIl till the
sermon w.s bali done H. this time hi. pl.
tenca vts szhau.t,i. and he climbed 90 hi.
f-'. and -ioJi on tho seat, looking AZ the
prr1eh'r th.'iash,rl quit, iutsntIy. Then.
a. 3. f' h'i bic up,n a certain relief 10 his
'r'n'.'s, h' p'Nsi n' ~ the erin 9, at
t-l1' mv attention. aut exclaimed. in a d..
uas; y'i,e. Mamma, maze papa say
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