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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
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Sa9enbmcb, Scrf6 nnb 60.
wduItbsu ibrru 5rcuncsu uno cnrm escbrtcn pub
ntum Gn3u,ti9sn, oaB fie ibren pcbifrilrn
GiIensQ8aaren< unb s9ldrrbau Oer6tb<
ftnftcnsStcbr
urliroit pCrleet bateu, uno guar nab &c. III Bclt:
oonilICn:Strogc ,pilbtn Die Galibdukr Der 6erren
oo9tnbud uro Gccr9c, ,alrc is 9e9enwdrti9 ouf paub
baten, uuo gu allen 3vittn bottGu wcroSn
Sin DpllitGuSi9cS 2tf prtcmcnt.
aISr ctChtr Raartn Ole IN etncm rcllltinci0cu uno
pcbttin1sritbtetsu Gilrn @ ,aren;Scbr eCluht per=
cen. Sieilbe otGr ollie ju bsuamcu ricCs ndre rolls
tcmmene Sbcrhtit, uno tEuute auob tciucstolIs bes
Raumts mc9Cn 9ShrbGn.
Sbr QTcrttmcut 9Boartn atsr fir rtthr ole tausn
pelIcn III be cnbers Gin hsrrIihes uno prblftilcs,
uno iruC 9laee teicneers neet &C ju lbrcm &crbelL
tei tbnSn an3urufen.
Der SRsbr,abl S6rtinsr, Shmieee, Il. (. NJ. III as
tcrCits befannt, oaF ipinu man fcine SutCrretn u:
Dirt man bct ibnsn fdr gBoorcn ourufen muG--une
lcIbe cie tics nch nht eebar babru, tSunen ficb
oarauf perlneen. caB e rpcbIlbuu ron ibuen ;u tau
fen. aur,, Sherman nadbt iieb sobIbGSablt, psnn
tfi ibnsn pcrprittt, bcnn s fno fslt entitlcesn
ftb ron Hirmano unt,rprrtaufCn III lageu. Su 0crs
biuouns nit oiClsm Stcbr bolicu Rs oub immsrnctb
2tlic 2lrtcm characterization,
ais NaI6inrn allsr art, Drills, pfsrps @swats
ten, Sferbes Ne6en,
uno turi a0Cs mas man in oiSIcm Sotb ptrlonscn
fam. Sin @tatlicment tielrr Qrt If Ihcn ldnsT
sswinlht wcroen, uno roeIts if nun auf bic rsbts
GBeile ur 8cqIrmllhteit uuo Den SntsreBCn Der 8au
srn etotIir iursm bic Goltbirsn uno iitsrboupt al
e 2rtitel in ibrCm 9ar;u StChr. 9sraeC ein mis-
Zen. fir ruOs lie oeiet6s psrtaufru.
8Cmmt rabsr @incr &rmmt Ale lno fehet fir
Sub irltlt, sbs Sbr Icnipc taufst -uuo that BIZ
has, 70 np s pSais dtsrIeust eag Sbr sS iithsr Ju
@urem Sntsreee fnosu psrest rrn linen gu fauNu
sic fub ber,ti6 ronftor fir tisber senO6sns lin:
tCrtdsuue. uuo fblen psrfhcrt. bee fie ibrs 6uno:
fcboft ourb auts 8ebontlune. 6iuse prctfs uno bic
Sic bitten eabsr um sensi9tsn 3ufprut.
Sa9entudi SerId unb 60.
Hrrif 10 rnhn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
Graht fir Wlannspsrfpneli .

S&warsss unb farbisrs SUD. Gabrmsrs, {
llsnjsuss, Ssans, II. +. No., - Cine srVBr
Ihisosnbeit bon @lUpss unb Suferp. lrin
SadtdGsr, Isinrns unb pOllsns SiIGiiiGtr, d
iatls Auilts, 8clcms, Collars, GraSatS,
psriIspss, SUItntrdssr, II. +. no.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
8ibe(s sNteberla9e.

Sic esGa Gauntp s@sisGl6aft BAT ibu
gitUrpldss TN Su6lcbr GUM ,,Gs6a Sdrirt'' In
Hlcntaun, rpp 9ttRr unb SeRamsnts in Usri&is'
Asnsn SPrd@tn ,u zen ttai9Ren prsilsn Ju battn
Nnb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
TiI6 EiS6 |!

Mutrslcn NO. / 2 unp 8. sanse, boIbe
ptrrtsI Barrels, 0sisFI&s, pslte nir an SO
autistsn, far "S arssIp."
q. S.-Gas artsn eanbesprututtsn tre,
int Gustaui6 fGr @uarsu unssnOmmsn.
s~qubt ss eu6 ssfurm unb ruff Eel uns
e9s i9r fOnitrU taufst unb tsisbst unlsrs 8aa,
Rooer uno eer6
SIC. 0 Sssit pomiItcu StraBs, aasntnuu. q
Gprit If. n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
SOS 9aSacr &SOtcl
cSn Der Gtaht 1[nentnun.

SSn 0et StaQt NlIent0un,
Der llntrrSei&nsts eitt Dem alsemrnsn Cub.
Iifum btercur6 Na6rtGt, pab er baS ,,Aeler
Sotel" in Der Stapt gllentdun, 2e6a Gaunty,
pennlslpanien, UtnldnSR ts,Osen Sat, unp nun
trrsit ii alien anlprsGenpsn na4 gpunl4 ju bic
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25

R&S 9Gbiss unb 8inbr Stabl'Spr
w. Sfirts, psies unb rplIsrirt, ben
Gents au 9 9baler.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
Wiia 9rOHer Sie9
gu sem SbldthffeIbei
lilOrO S6ladtersi anS l1iaOria |!

Su peu SSDIuSDITetCe!
MOr0 S6la6tfrri nnS uidOria
Der Sotan III an einem 8ein fir elm tau.
ieno Sabre feft9efettet. Ser S6erif
par lebte Nabt in Dem 9efGnenib.-
Sieben5ebn Qouoeaten ein9eIbloben-
Ri6ter uno SurH Siapenloe our1 bic
gta6t. Gini9e Dcftoren ouf elmer
uSprle'', u. l.. p-y
absr ss 1T eritaunsno 81 la9sn eaS Die aureauua On
StSpps wcbIfsilsm Sar9'lO St0br, wsssn feiusn
S66ncm Mnb tpO1lfeilru Glitter
fcsten srbuttsn nuf sbsrifs 8ertouf 70 greg mar,
oaB eas SdbdfaI Ger ,,@brpdraiscn" Sbcnbsnams
ten, gang uNo gar per9egen wcrcen it-uuo nrth 70:
gar bei ibren s4eibCrn uuo SShRrn-rsun oislel6e
ruaren aut sntitbIceen fdr Den srsn Shntt pen Den
nsusn Sitter; uno tein sDunoer, eenn nobs an
10000 garbs IGwarSe SeiSr fir 374 unb so
Gents per garb DO. $4,000 gares fanep
Seicrn, neue styles fir so Gents per yaro {;
10000 garpS i6war,s alpareds, gan, putl'
fell $4,000 garps nsue Stple 9doiss Dre6s
9tter-all tue GO! -Nueitns unb Rdttune
gang ncblfeil fir 8arsslp 5000 nsus Stsle
WantiQas 1000 SrcpIfirts. etne arcBs 3abl
Duilers bon SO @snts lie gu 1 5 90 oas Slid;
franjUfi6e eaer Wantilas fir SO pel6e Si5,.
90 ipertb fno 1900 S6apts BON allen
Styles brsdrpObIfril, 1000 paraIclS unb 8r.
eenlGrme /; 1hpar,s 8srsgs uno Nsrincs pcn
t2a Gents aufrrdrts, ssrace brett ssnus fur
2rauer'S6apIs f6parjs Bells uno Cellars
gang wcblieil Ginsbam 5aIsiGdw nate an
einr garp l'rdist fir 64 Gents per garo /;
naeelssarteltte 9alsta6rr fir 81 Gents bas
Stdd eabiss pslBe Strdmpis fir 81 Gents
dusssndtte GctIarS fir 3 Gsnts; eabiss SanS'
i&ute A Gents;
:-Sel Sb6oes uno SEN
fer Surtains iebr fb6n.
:. aub Sitter fdr sQanns uno 8uaI en- aujdss ols
Iud), Gaffmeres, rDcfin9s, 6atin
une Semeine Sofentoffe,
limb cisfe fRo ipar mcbtfIittr ots eSltltt ie in
aucutaun gum &erfauf an9stoten pcrpcn fne.-
Scr9rBGt es audi 9leihfaus nibt, Rap Ger Strpp,
icCben cine 9rcFe Get rcn nsuen Strie
61Sribiobr5s uno CONNER 8onnete,
sInN0 8inoGr, Blumsn, u. /. no, ron NCurcrt
unO Qbitooetpbia erbatteu bot, mStbe CT fen rnt:
fblcBsn III tcim 9rcesn uuo Slsinsu gang ta9 fdr
Gdib su vSrtoufn.
llnb mmm fir Sic Srp;creien.
80 Der Stcpp pgrtauft hcrrlbcn 9u.
A&&-AS der fir 64 Gents oas pfnno better
kl4EE@sy pslRsr fir 10 Gents; euter Srrup gRc:
sdza%sasz&S tGiIGs an ct Gents per Quart berrli;
der 8ads9RctoFss an 10 Gents 400 batts uno
psrtcl Barrels bon Den fsinlten gRataren bic is in
GGsntaun pSrfouft pcresn iiuc, unc CT pcrtouft fs
pcn 81 bis So rcbtftiIer ols Die gBcblfilitcu.
Ot~llno nun oeufst nidt baf id ,.tlaGe" uno
,,9oBt" fir ben Stcpp, Bonn i'd liCbe ibu lelt nidt
-eenn er tcr9t gliemano elm ,.Sip".-Oobsr tiebs
itb ibn niht oas fam i6 Guh Ia9p.-s trpps pOb':
fcitcr 8arsClo:Stcbr 1T an Sc. 30 9Bslt :6amitcn
StroGG in NGcntoun, pa.
Urril 25 raSS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
A~SuesnS unO @labpaaren tn
WV ibrrr 9srfhirbsntsitsn.
0fpcerieS.

gBir tabsn INNER auf 5anb elm GROCER
sutaussep6bIter StOd BON 3udsr, 1te, d
laees, Snfes, Sicliusn, @spiir,sn, arUbss
isinss SaIS bsim Sad otter 8uI9sl, sstrud|
Srd&ten pen ieper Scrte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25

sSuts Shebrun9eu iuo 70 ncibwsneis als G|
ano oiss 1T bic 8dsbrun9 ess Or. Ssni. Sri
lir, als or fa9ts: ,.Stche frdbe auf, isbs ntd}
lst tbdtia, unb psnn ou eisft 9aescln Der epar
t'it befoI9ff, 70 pirit bu iIbsr in esiusm llntsr
men fsrtfcmmen- osnu Sparlamfeit III Gin sd
Reusnue an fih lettft, uuo raourd5 raS man 81
folhen 8spruue nob bsm efcbr pen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25

Gts Scfpu &cdsrs. Ssttess uno 56trbaupt otlss
soas in oiees CAD siuIhld9t uno weltbts pcbleiIGr
oertouf roiro, Ots oiss an irssno siusm aubern
3auS in aGentaun ssfhisbt-uno Elm iSeer Nrtits
utro warrantirt cas ,u sln, mCfir CT perfouft wro
Spte9el! Spte8eI!
spissa batrn mir ess srS6ts uno wcblfsitits 1fs
tOrtsusnt ous NOD il ia 2tdsutaun wor.-6crusr
SRringsS ten.
aus Hrtsn gPriu9: 8sttsn fiuS ltets 6s ibucn ,u
Naten uno ,por gang wSbfsit fdr Sar9CtN.
3ier. mub SplS> N0SOmlbima.
3sr. uno GCtbsgNCuloiu9 baben He immer Gin
tsbr erc6t5 6fortsmsnt auf pauo, ,uno pertauu oics
idbt btItt9er es fs tr9rnp cnitpo in NNsrtaun &c:
fault Ipstoen Fam.
G%y 80 tcmmt Sanu nun dal unS urtbeilct fir
Sab (eIbf. Sa rgfct an &c. 80, Oft bam,ltcrsStra:
Gs ali, sbs SIR ieRitSo taufst, unO Sbr psree fius
ben, cde unIete prSsn bic tartcn Soften seraHe pa:
Gen, oos III rpsnn Sbr fir 8arSdo taufst. @srScl:
ct es .nibt elm iSeT Grtitd 1T warrauttrt oas Al
sin efur ct oirtauf miro, cper es 1T tcu @srtaut
2et 0 Scipr1mu8
rpiro s6fnfals immee nctb auf bic autrrdntuibite
&BsNe auS9efGbrt, uub jpar an ben alleraetneItGu
prsiIsu. luh rpirb pou tbnen fit bas ltuslc9ea &c:
fer9t-6tioIs fit 94sits. uno Slanu6: QerIcnsn-fc
fptt auh fdr bic Seeieutlsipsr-uno dtsrbaupt Of
les @Stbi9e gu elmer esihe.
GSTsuneSrtdfsr au6svbale Der Stobtr rreroEu mcbl
tbuu bsi ibnsn an,urukn, incem iis Die earsn pcu
ibnsn an sbr biai9eu grsiGsu taufen tSnnen-Ie
*uis dberbaupt ants ra,u SlStbiss, otS Srimminss
pOn iseer 1rt platten, Sbrauten, unb furj aQss
wdhsS fdr eisftn 3ptd 9spdnfbt wsrosn fam
uno 70 III oaSGke aud allies nab ben neuelfsu Ges
0rGutbcn.
Danftar fir bic bisbtriss srC6s uuterfdeuus, befs
fen Ft ncb auf ben ftrneren 5ufpruh ees QHbli.
tums, EEe fibtsn psrfhsTt. bo6 Die prciGSn an bes
nsn Is iset Dsrtaufn, ibucn ocfen ferncren 5uprub
jufhrn md6en,
60 vsrseGst nibt an so. 80 on. pamiltru:StraF
aujurufen, sts SIR ieutpe taufst.
or Ssrs art SptB uiro iepsrSit i'm arstoulb
fdr puusrotb an9sncmmen.
9. Ssa unb Sp6n.
Kgentauu, Sauuar is, 1860. Hatp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25

Da6 2(oGer Sotel
tsfinbst f6 an bsm npros
tprftihsn gde Der 5amils
ton uno Der 7tsn Straer.
upcr pss Marft 8irrsds,
unb III Iebr trauem fur
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
6 i II { II s q ne,

Z D 10 { II y q Il {,
ede Der Gtur& Qacp unb 5amiltcn @tra6e, srR,
89ir pbrrbalb Der 8efCrmirtsn Stride,
tn@ @aentaun.
0te untsrIsi6usttn ba6sn cebSn sinen neucn uno
lsbr aus9cSeibuetCn Strd ron g8oarCu, fbidlih fir
Gle SabrsSeit, Siu9de9t, pdber lie 9caenmdrta m
alsiosrn fir Oen Srdblina uuo Scmmtr peror6ei:
ten, bsftsbsuO aus isesm sIcf wsber fdr pslss 6ab
i'm Draft Ju fnoen mar.
1pmmt unb fFbet ete i9r fonapU fault,
uno ibr psroet cub 6alo tt6trieuat baben, oaF itr
bier ecu 9rSBrn @crtb fdr euSr Gjeto 6stcmmt
SSSir babeu 9tneS
mas in SaS Sticbdft zines 6tsiesrbaules esbSrt-,u
welIdufIi9 81 metrsn.
Sunpenarbsit Ubsr &ifiDer auf 9e1ieluna
mereGu ctGnfaHS natb BET nrustsn G3cee uno tCiten
Monter pCn uns 9refert uno 9oronlrt ras gu Iein
fir mas fis pcrtouft perecn. &sr9sfct nibt bic
81 n Yreis g 10 Mp a 4 c.
9lslist un6 9rrints,
grottiibI Sbusesr uub @i9eulbdmtr.
2im Scbmcibcr.
Gjc pdnfbtu audi juQttjb Stbusbcr raraaf ouf:
msrtIam gu MAIDEN, eoB Fe bic N9cntur pcn ;pti
9Rcocbauier boten, uuo tGnucn hs oabCr ju iepsr
3sit nit osn reuitcn OlceSu pCrlcben.
auenauu, SRarj 2l. nq-bp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-07-25
0sgmnu MuO GON0i,

lolWfH NFpVHue nom pem SfcDt pcn
0sgmnU MOlO SOO0i,|
brin9t, rcelher fcsbeu am Gds bsr Samiltcn
Sfsn StrafS, sesendtcr eem pcblbefannten ba
buhs pctel, am n6mtttben Srf Der frIhsr
Shlouh uno Daunenbausr betpebnt mar, srsH
Iporten in.
an Oisism Stcbr botman icstsu veu pbid|
pbia uuo @Curcvt l
Sin 9rcbe5 uno berrlibe6 Qhcrtement
H0llfl1t0IsmS ; OWtc1
erbotteu, tpdbss F6cr auBsrboit ben Gee. gtdl
nir9sncswc ibrrtreffsn psresn fann--t9Gelih
Gtte, SdSnheit uno 9iai9feit. - DaesltE beI
aus iseer gsrfbiebsu6sit pcR
Sriibidbrs Mnb SDmmer.6mte
8rosereien, Suiensrpaaren, Gropaai|
9laS'pdaren, Carpets Sels&ub,
SelsSbGoes u. I. 10.
psIdss aiIss fs an sinsm gang flGinen prefit,
olibsn init ptn Gitp SrceptrtaufssVreietn pet
fen.
Jbrc Sre6'SGter
fuo ALE ucu Osr meift fOIbisnatle auspabl, unt
lteben aus
8sttsm 6dneY .Ssitt, ususr Stpl.
Scilso I6warjsr, 20. impcrtirt.
@rmsinsr pril be Suis, BON nlIrn God
unb Gartsn.
Yrd6tiSsr 8opabsll Seitt. ScuIare q
Wlartslsne unb 5lcrsnee Ssiee.
S6apls, Quantities unb Duiirss.
Satin Gtallies, @lUGy 9aIensias.
@bsnns Slciacnas unb Ssrssss. @ranat
Snbtd Seibe, @ttnbeS u. (. 10.
Better Grcntins unb Samilsn esnranb.
9uh unb GasemerrS. WuslIne, 5lanslle I
Sidinss.
gianU Sud, SiIG.gcScrs, Slid. aa6er, 81
Isilrs Auilts, NlsnbaIs AuiIts u. +. no, u. +
Sammt siuem prIcn ahrrismeut pcn Stnusu
Suruilbns Sitter. 8uft bsi uus on-besbstH
Daarcu, rrfdbrt bic Yrsilsn, uuo ibr piro ID
oas bic cti9cu Moareu grab 70 fuo pie Iie lein /
ten, uno ne bic ecuts fe batsn mdGsn-sut
6iui9.
0~TDer bStbits gNartipres prb aIIcieit fdr I
oesprnoutten bejahIt.
Samuel afiIfrr, @crfSuft
SoiiaD @erman, Otatban @erman,
aGsntaun, Mdr, %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28
But>o POTATOES.

Not ouo housewife out Of ten knows bow
% boil potatoes properly. Here i' an Irish
method, one Of ,hs -, We know Clean
wash The potatoes aDd leave the ssin on {;
tbea bring the water 10 = boil sRd throw
tLsm Ia. A.. sou - boiled .ofI enough for
iors 10 b easily thrust through them,
dash some cold water into the Pot. lst the
potatoes remain tNo minutes. and then pour
OF the water. This done. BALI ren0ge the
pot-lI. and Ist the potatoes remain OyCr a
Glow fire ull the steam ). evap0raiei then
peel and .et them on the tAhe IN an ePeH
di.h. Potatoes % good kind thus cooked, 4,
will always b sweet, dry aDl mealy, A
covered dish i, bad for potatoes, as It keeps
the steam in, aHl makes them cot and
vatery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

FRE,u OF MIsoRr. \ British captain.
Wills, giving order. on The quarter deck u
his ship. At the battle Of the Nile, was
struck on tho head by shot, and became
,cnselc's. lie wa. taken home and re-
moved to Greenwich Hospital, where. for
tiioen months, he cvinccd no ,ign OF intelli-
,ence. lIc was then trephined, and in
ueiIatelT upon the operation being per-
formed. Consciousness returned, and be i'm
mcdia,oly began busYing himself 10 -se the
orders carried out that he had given during
the battle fifteen month. previously. Tho
clockwork Of the brain. unaware that Il had
stopped, upon being sc, going again. point.
, i 10 the exact minute at which 1t bad left
G These sudden revival. Of lost in,slli.
scncs. almost rival IN their dramatic elect
tie effect of the Princes advent in the
Palace Of the Sleeping Bnuiy, when, at
/ the magic " kiss, the iuma,es ol the royal
, household, who bad gone To sleep for hun
ired years. ,ran.fIed IN their old at,,ude',
leaped suddenly into lie and motion, AZ
though they had only fora momen, slept.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

There b. both negligence, sld mistake, in
tbe way Of ~intcuug pigs. lam not talk
ius g. lho-c whose manner Of keep ng stock
=, % lst stocs take care of theuisslve- bot
q farmers who n,ega % ., oIrC'ul Hogs
should D. ,5ri,J. The liitle ones will.
otherris,. d cheated a. the trough, aud
ov5rlaid and smotbercd in the sleeping-
heap. There should not be too many 10 one
ioelo.ure especially young pis.should not
sleep 10 crowd- fJr, although they sleep
warner. they viii 'uGer on 'hA, very ac-
count. Lying in P,Ies, they get 'weA'y {.
ths ,kin j. much more sensitive % the cold,
and coming out in the morning rcakins
ard smoking. the k-en AR P'erces them. Ia
,hi, way. young p,g' de OF through the
~iutsr BY beng TO warm a, night. lfyou
have the land.shark aud alligator breed.
however. yog should crowd ,hc's together,
hr, the more they die 81 tie better ior the
farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28
rlFTY CLNTs IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME %, NO. 6.

10 thi. woman, once 50 good aud beautiful. +.
a .en.eless maniacl" said the strange man,
sadly. lit was Gods will, cir. and we
eanno, alter il. Good night May lie
comfort you"
And thus speaking, he led the wre,shsd
woman through the open window, and
away over the 'loping root, with the soft.
caresIng kindne-. Of lover while ],
sinking upon the floor. gave way to wild
aud bitter burs, Of grief.
Enough Ny tale i' done. In lonely
graveyard. far from the city's hustle, q
white stone marks the grave Of Robert Red
law. the victim Of one Of the ',rangest CO.
ineidsncs' which ever ye, has been recorded
upon the book Of fate.
IS. Y. Sunday Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

Barr TIA. A Scotch minister was once
ordered beef .ss by hi. physician. The
neI, day the patient complained that il had
mad, him sick.
Why. minister. /" said the doctor, " I'll
try the tea mysel "
So po,ting some in 4 skillet, be warmed
II. tasted IL, and told the minister that 70
was excellent.
"Man." say. the minister, " is that the
way ye sup it9"
"what ither way should !, be 'appii ,
H.. excellent say. minister"
e. II may bc guide ,ha, way, doctor, bat
try IL WI the cream and sugar. man Try IL
wi that. and then see hoo 20 like it,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

I, is OF the highest importance that far
mers should posses. r-ad,-, la,,i,. and tha
they should bring up their children to
love Of books. Every farmer should have 4
Library u may, At fr,i. be small bat II
should hc select ~ soon as farmer u
beforehand enough % own an acre. he &,
prosperous enough 70 hcsin library Iih
s.il by many. b,ols coat r'als ssorsv. Ne,
they will. To-he.surr. their bo.i elect Il
the production or ihtelliscncc N the reader
bats man well.ini5rmed in hi, own busi,
pcs, :. iost the man to make money. who
ever thought of making money BY buying
grindstonc- aud whei.,oue., Bot ihey
sharpen tse scy,he. and sickle. AMI the axe,
ani iiry rrojucc the money Book. ar
grinist1no' and whsp,ons- Tor a mans
mind.
Many arc unwilling to buy treatise uP,
On the hs-,.c Of tho hor.c. although there
are several which will r,cr0f most OF the
evil, which aF~ct thi, nohs animal In the
Wet, tie hor-e b. u.ei. in town and e5un.
try, by almost every nan. But icW profess
:, know bow hr should bo treated And.
Of ih0s, Who think they are viss bow many
have any knowledge eIccp, Of icw ne.
truus f'r sickne-sr The horse, ia mau'.
ssrvicc. l. living in an entirely artificial
state. lie take care o. himself Il len wild.
80; living 10 stables, lab0rin. every month
- the wear n harness. aud under the sAl-
de, not selecting hi. o~n food. but cd at
che vill o. his master. hs own in.,ineu b.
cone ,i httle use. and he j. dependent en-
t.r,.y On ,ae mercy and knoSledge OF thoss
vhoso slave De- u. IL ought not u D.
thought unreasonable - say that every man
val j. willing . srs a horse. ought 70 hc
willing 70 kuow how 70 mauags him, ia The
stable and out u 10 There is no work in
TIE Ensli.h language Containing NOR, "
h,ttcr Instructions than SteWArt's Stable
Ecou5my IL should - rad ~ the Grmer /;
and jg., A. much BY every man, Of whatever
calling. who uses a hor-s Or owns one. IL
b. % standard authority 10 EusiAud. Mr.
S,gsar, has long bccu a professor in yeter'
mary institutes. Every man ought 70 kn0w
how % tryai SICK hor,e. Sapposs a h0rse
70 b taken eek on a journey mos; frs-
qusnty tle driver i. the ouly one q, hand
g. prescribe n you are atA tavern. Of
What ~. generally speaking, Are the bras-
c.us professions o. those tha, crowd around
YOU Si0pying fora night at, Wretehed
h5ls Of a tavern. one Of nv horsc, q, night
a., sick. knew no more than child
What % 90 The lanllJrl (ah me shall
never forge, him D IA, equally ignorant
aut much more Indifferent. 4 bis, bTas-
eia.. English BOBBY WAS the only one pre-
i5n1iu. o. know what % 90 aud 20 him !
Welded the animal. Al,er sgulry mABipu-
lati5n.-puu,b,ns him in the lOins pull
in- Do. ears. ctc.-he rolled Up ~ad Of
Aur frrr. las iail. aud erammcd u do-u the
i5r.s's throat prcsamins. suppose, that
IL hair would End it. way back 10 the
pace 10 cane from, and - pilot the disease
out iuuariiy resolved never 10 - an
other 9arnsy until ia poss'--ion Of 'be bet
remedies l1r the attacks eOamOn to hor-os
On the rod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

STEALING PHNcirLB. A prominent
Democrat living In one OF the rural towns
In this county "rot of" specimen
hriek few days since whish ' too good
to be lo-t. Speaking Of the defalca,ou Of
the late State Treasurer Bates. he remark
81 "It's jus, hke these thieyins Rspub-
l,ean. They've bcsn trying thi. good
while to steal our rame. and now they're
iois oar pr,Hdp!, - IL was conceded all
around that the old g,n,lcman was no. far
out Of the way. Vermont Phoenix.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28
at 7

~ mlhsr of thrce son. and five dausb.
'ers vas asked what family hs had. Tn,
answer was. :" have three .on.. and they
have each five sisters" Mercy ?" replioi
the interrcsatOr, ".ic family ye n,up
have"
~ srrcnborn ',andin; BY .swin. ma.
eh'ne at which young lady va. at work.
looking alternately at tho machine and II.
operator, at length gave r,nt to hi. adrni.
ration with a" by snlly '..ii' purity. special.
~ the part covered with calikcr."
Away. bo quite as careful in YOUR
business Transactions Of taking credit a, Of
giving il.
When the Parliament began 10 coin
money, an old cavalier. looking at the D,w
pieces read this on one side God b, with
us;' on the other, " The Commonwealth
OF England" IL see God and the Com.
mon"eaI'h are on different side-. >" said he.
Nature has strange ways Of doing tho
most beautiful things. Out Of tho oory
eaf'h' the mud and ram Of early spring,
come the mos, delicate aowers. their white
leaves born cut Of the dirt, as unsoiled and
pure as II they had blOOmOd in tho garden
Of Paradise.
lie who has struck hi. color. to tb,
power OF an evil habi, has surrendered him.
,eIi to an enemy. bound by no article. ot
'ai'h' and from whom be can eSpse. only
he yile't treatment.
~ s'y. Pat. what are you about
weeping out the room ?" "No, o,u.n.x.,
d r''' am sweeping Ou. tho dirt aud
cavins the room"
-,GOod temper is like sunny day. Iii
'ed' brightness o7er everything; itr the
See'ener s Of toll and the sOo,her Of dis.
uis.ude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28
rrfcrREsc coAN naE,p.

Upon tw9quArts OF sifted corn neal. pour
jasi enough boiling water 70 scah il thor.
oughly; IL too much water is used iI will
b heavy. Stir it thoroughly, aud let it
get cold then rub in piece o. butter a,
large as hsn's eSs. together with two
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

Ned Shutter ,hus explained his reasons
br preferrins TO wear his stockings with
hole. TO having them darbed - hole, "
.aid be, may be the aeeidsn, Of day,
and will pass upon the bes. gentleman bu,
a darn is premeditatel poverty"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

Flame i. ono Of the mos, beautiful things
IN ths world. Not .unsct.ky in summer.
not iull.blown rCpio anwer, is more brill
liant than flame flame Is the dover Of Gre.
The IVY ha. NJ splendor like the man,lins
namo 1t rcdlens like tho thyr'u' Of the
gods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

To be Independent Of your neEhbor, you
mus hr', have acquired perfec, mastery
over yourself How should you 'ubdac his
faculties to obedience before YOU have train
Cd your own to a perfect sub'orVience to
YOUR will?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

The mercy is the waiting mans, but the
waiting man mus, give God leave to time
hi. mercy f0r hin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28

The hes, stock uAn can invest in. - the
stock Of farm the best shares are plow.
shares and the hest banks are the fertile
banks Of the rural stream the more these
arr broken the better dividends they pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-12-28
NEW SERIES, VOL. II. NO. 4S.

teaspoonfas Of ine salt beat iOur csss
thoroughly. and they will be all the better
" tie whites and yOlks are beaten separate
ly. add them to the meal aud mix thorough
ly. Next, add pint Of sour cream, or but.
ter milk, or sour milk (Which stand in the
order Of their yalue). Dissolve two tea.
spoonful. Of sAlerAius in no, water. and
stir it ln. Put /, in battered pan, aud bake
H.
In winisr, it may be mixed over night,
Anl in thA, case, the eggs aud salsra,u.
should no, he put in uHtil morning. When
ready for the oven, the mixture ought 10 be
about as thin as good ,1u,h. and il not,
more cream should be ADDED.
II Yea are not an cP'cu'c already, you
will DC in DAGGER Of becoming one, IL you
"a, much Of thi. eurn.cake-prouiei Il Is
,r,g made.