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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-21

THE CASQUET; OF, Literary Gems-Ori-
ent Pearls at Random Strung -Four vols. l2mo,
half.calf. Sc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-21

~ ST, PATRICK,s r.: g. b. So
A |ClETN The members Of the above So
ciey Who six months in ar ears, are hereby
Dotified 70 meet in the basement Of the Cathedral
SUNDAY EVENING, December q, at four o. clock
and settle for same; otherwise the Society will take
action in oOnfOi NIFTY with the second section of
a. ticle RelYe OF their onftitutiOn.
dezl-bR VIM. GEOHEGAN, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N q. o. F.-fhe Officers and SipIgs', -
members OF this Enoampment are re- $ aSfl..se
Quested to attend the semi-annual : fez(UsS1= e
InestiBg on FRIDAY EVENING, the -s,sgzI5tESss
2lst inst. at seven O'Clock, fer the cleo
tion of officers and payment Of dues.
de2l.a GEORGE A. PETER, Scribe.
lCharge Times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

CAnTIEs CONCERT ROOM, 600 BROADWAY.
terror ARRANGEMENTS admitted By eli 1nequs-
and e only place that Is furni.Sed With cahanes so
es'i @ sHn
l0f' The company so sttsfhsd amh oArxurs
+ nee 70. variety q
sI.si.s s:..: q Sa:ias.s IT, Srsis::es
negro operate solos duets and is
'e'4'' 'A'An'''s Miss Miss CECILIA MORLEY.
the business engaged appears every ng
IL
s' 'sss
choice selection Of h Original and sre,9s k1sss "a
e 1ofSsss he s.
weeks. and propOnDcsa by every one superior 70
DICK WATKINS b bicK * " wAfKfSs. DICK wArKrws'
un,ivsied delinssior Dnteh ecccncy and coed.
syis si assrssis.sa sdsiaa .
Rsa n % ~
'f NINA " 1soss z.
70 I through astonishing isss which ncuds esssyS.
connected With gymnaauc and scrobaic sicrcses vzTr
y @ ae
win he 's0'iAas ssss ss E slFsPs SsssoffK fSassdsI
who ytout exception the 81 onges man In the world ja
bs country produce eqSs amount Of ieU 10 shiss
AID g mnssic exercises MesEs B. Hart W. Jaoobs Fran.
ne mailing The best snd most varied enlertaIDnt
'Tfi fss %TsssrT% aNp FssrrY WAITER GIRLS
none q whom haye ever been employed other .r
ready been ~ yisilsis one yst wi say
Of amuemep in New York. and also tie cheapest the price &
i2x CEsfs; ORCHESTRA SOFAS Is CENTS.
6OO broadway, q few doors above Nibo's
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TO LET FOR SALE Oh kxORA k0E-A SMALL MAR.
bic House correr Of THIRTY ssvents SECOND ave-
nue WITH ha.dscme hay window In fos and All sera
bRECKlNkJD0k, 3AS Fourth avenue.
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AMUsEMENrs.

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A 4s-o'so oS.xss's S1iss'ssso soYAI Ax.urrus TIRE
oasA SsaiSss as1rss'''fsfa 'fssfa. {. IS CHASE
saard. LIZ sHsspoSsii Ella ana a6YsMs 6sYSsrMas Feb. i
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,sss:: Ss @ as.ss "a 'sss@s is' EcHsLs rzsnrUsa
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Mps. Rslo's. Hcns ijebscs Du,erney. Ward. nv. ".
G0'A' a'' TIVE 1Ts'isns sDucxfEo eSs soRsE rucRow
M 1'S s 81 a., y, s q ". e. %
order % Es s 81 =. f s,soS a :Sy % 81 S
cen, sppotnsme,ts and bv,iiaus action.
The usss Sss.r port a
acusr act 5y gsios ono days notice al the box onise
.rsbs.i,.
iso.. ossa 70 Al i sos.
sdass % any ssssSa sas ..
.scscr lessee and Proprietor
sATvRDaY Evs1iNai. iPIB iiSA'N is -'~ ''
The Lazy or THE LAxx
s' ~n''' fa,riSsiss TxSisa OF rHs sHnrw.
TO os followed BY rAIs OF BLOOD.
- 49, e: Sk %as ys,nsAS Ss, AND E4s PROGENY
10 ''A'''a' with II shSsxy s,ssss1 vAG%RiEa AGA
On Sendsy The grand fairy specscnl.r Drams Of
sas sxssc, splendid Cast and host Of Au.iEAriss
u ARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM
- SATURDAY. Feb. IS 1851
s::$$ :$ s:E:$
THE BkIILIANTLg SUCCESSFUL -
0 rOROONt 0yT0ROOM OCTOROOM
DrTORoONt OCfDR0oNl OCrORooM
oOT0EOONt OCtOROONt OCrQR0ONs
DION BOU URUlOAULTS 1HRiLLIN0 DRAMA.
DION BOURCiOAULfS THRILIIN0 DRAMA,
DION BOURClCAULTS THkILIINQ DIANA
frououpced by the Pross rublio
MISUNDERSTANDING DRAMA or THE DAYl
And elegsnly ~ wen ~ srusicsly pressp.ed
AUfHSR'k CsbPY, NNW MUAIO,
AUTaORE COPY, NEW 6OENERY,
AU1hOR'6 COPY. NEW COHTUMEA
AUTHORS COPY. NEW EFFECTA,
In ave acs, with choice tAbioaux
Wax statue Of yohn BScwn living Baby AnAooulaa and
ormcvs Serpeu living Kaugeroos Seal &C., aud beasfh
AquAris- i
Xdnanoe 2 cen,s sAdren Is csns parque Is
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I1SE StLE.-ADAMs CALIFORNIA MENAGERrK.-
Feipg bsd health and unable conaue the manage
iaent wll sell an undivided half interest T2 man web
ucusrs apply address Agent California Meusgsie"
Florence Hotel, 200 broadway New York. Boston Pos,
couyt two
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DfCHyoED THEATRE.-rJssr OIL Ass STARS DIS {:
N Ing nights during ths Of March and Aprf SM
please address inmstxtsly to GEO. kuNAkis TheArA
Richmond, Va.
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Rr UNION CONCERT HALL, 49y BROADWAY.
q Nassrs BUTLER HEALY respectfully announces y
TIE public general that the above nameS Ha having breu
entirely reded with ssge scenery yod prooeres bsy
prepared 20 meet Their friends and place before s
lie the largest and talented company Ia tho city.
o. A. STARTS Stage Manager.
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WAN ARBURGH L CO.'S MENAaERIE.

WAN ARBURGH L CO.'S MENAdERIE
AT Palace Gardens Fourteenth street nesr sixth a@
Animals fed at IL O'Clock esch day. ~,.nuxu
Just added an enormous South American Condor
Also the greatest living curfos'ties IN the world
PAIR OF FULL GROWN CHINESE MUSK DfHe<s
Feven inches brh, weighing thfee pounds hve ounce
Performance afternoon and evening, OF P0nka Ma4-
keys HuIes JACK Elephant Lons Tigers, LeopSds, Pun
ard pspikers-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Tos sars-A 0RAy CANADIAN Hosss. FIVE
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DOR sALF-A GOOD SIZED CANADA PONY, SOFIA
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s. na1S; @erss y scs s,sAsnxr e, yod I'D o.
kt1,s address box Ssi iaE ros odscs -' '-''
SceSlL EARY. 81 rEASs OLD lsh nAxns HIaa.
rses e nd m sa sss Use, both ss saddle INC
m. oRlEy's yooB ycR CArrLR
sAsssts sAo,hsis sqS psoS sSs sds a1essS eSWs
ss9s lila ssshr asH spss
ahsTE-orIAL FROM VIZ REED Ego
A. Igs.uLxIy or LONDON CoRniAL GIx.e
wHsW AonK, Dec tS l3se
have Used Thor,eys Food for CaIe fov horses and
ssse ,a glessu,s G y scsS that II have foaad and SUI.
dcle Siren have commenced usns this Food the quSrv Of
ccpsnsnec la stable Amounts out trife and have
altogether dspepssd with tie use OF .- ~
-. WM kEED, 11S East twenty. moth street.
TESTIMONIAL FROM THs KNiOKERBOOKEK ICE
COMPANY.
DECEMBER o. 1850.
For arse stccS OF Horses have used Tooreys Food
fc~ Cattle hereby certify very benea nal
IN In y1VOfn
aHE ANicKERSoUKER ICE COMPANY
Canal street New York.
TESTIMONIAL raoM Eo0ENk v y.LINTINE. sso
wEy7capsrsR n Y, Jan 2s. 1850.
have much pleasure In that have used rhoreya
Food for Cste four Old Mich vow Before using
this Fooshe produced only two OF milk day and
day and 80 continues produce that quantity lch
surprise Of M self spd peghbosa EU3EnE VALENTINE
TEST1MONlAL FkOM YIN. H. ALBEHT5bN.
boNDED WAREHOUSE 90 0REESwicH SrRsEr.} 7
new f0RK, te6 I, 1860 (
Iconsider that hcrres did well CON.
menced TO Threys Food for Cattle For bringing horses
Into fret working condition certainly has equai
by reducing their ether food lind yssy eSonomsa
The evidence which ID daily being receiv Sd n< the
efficacy and economy of this usty celebrated Food Tor
Cattle very congrsutAory and encoarsarG neeis
tts to convince tie mo scepca and Thorieys Fod for
Cattle viii discov sred 70 be what represented the
discovery Of the for promoting and sustaining all
The animal turCtonsof
HORSES,
COWS suprp AVN uoo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

DRYANTS NINNrnELS
ID Mechanics Hall. Az broadway above Grand sres4
WONDAY, Feb. Is, Aud every night during tho,weck.
DAN B8YANT6
First appearance since b sposion, In hi now e
original chsv actertstic plantation dance the
MISS lHSIPPI FLING, MlS8 TSSIPPT FLUw0
MISS ISSIPPI FLING, MISS lsSIPPI FfXG
Received nightly with immense pronounced equal
his nin1;tabe
ESSENCE OF OLD vIRGINNY.
Tho company in budget Of songs choruses qu1rsA
DC. JERRY AND DAN BRYART
The popular conodeus In their local chsrAo
WHO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON,
Introducing this excesor troupe In their Southern eccou
cities.
Doors open at 6 curtain rses st TX O'Clock Tickets H.
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sf1sD BAND q ,5s .sS' s
sUNDay LAsT has induced 40 directors .osivs ssss -
~ - SUNDAY WEEK. Feb @ -u
When viii be perormed Doo,.e.r..
Asossd or:.o.'1 e 8. :olss music of "n rsuu~s
WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST NIGHT
Last Nf0aR
OLIVER TWIST.
N B-Those who have yet witnessed aupeeb ssne
types Of character portrayed BY Charles Dickens tks ss
'h'o'G LAST has Iooce SPPSRTuNrry ieis 1s
MATILDA HERON
MATILDA HERON e..fl
JW. WALLACK,
j. W: w Al.LACK.
GEORGE JORDAN
0EoRGE JORDAN.
FAaIN. TIE JEws ,v
To night the performance win be for
THE BkNFFfr
THE BEHEEIr
wbo in couiuc.,ou with MATILDA lEsoS ~ 1dInSdsdA
JORDAN VIII appear at the Winter Garden Tor sha
LAST TINE
this NJ. " R. Blake Mr George Holland Mr. =. =
Johnston and the whole Of The powerful Company WIZ he
cuded In tic cast
On Mon DAY, The 10th The character OF The psrSs.Rr
ances will bo changed 70 Of lighter and school,
the brilliant and beautiful New York favorite viii make -
appearance In two comedy and musicA eulRxyN
Ia wbh abe will give her ceiebrated tutaoas oe -
leading efgr0ru and SiRuOrteag Of Irving place.
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
viii also mako his appearance In both pcces ase ~ -
MR PEAssOssnd MR. pAvHNroKr,
with the whole of tie crfu company viii also appeAr
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s---s,~-esSs>-
TVO LET, FOR SALE Oh kxURAk0K-A SMALL, MAR.
be House corrar Thirty sevNnfS - 81 And ar,d svs
WITH haldsome hay window In onk and all he ,era
improvements. kaot $500 Auoiv b, KTNaYSvQW -
rNO LEA6f-AIx AND ONE n ALE LNrS or 0HOuND
j tho northwest ccrper Of Tweuty eversh stect aud
mAchpisss o. for any cbe n,~usss cr rs,1
apply 70 q. b. SMITH. iai W eat sirset up stAirn
- -..--"-~
ITO LEASE THE FIVE STORY BRICK BUILDING, NO
l6 Canal coruer az Elizabeth street The store and
mert viii be ex desired. Apply JAME3 n
THORNE, ARont 81 klixabelh sreet.
- --------------
TsO LET OR yAsE-THE BUIl DING NO ls5 nRRUyR
bus,nsss Upper pan can be used Tor dweaas Ksn sw q
REED, No 6 Corr andt street. up stxrs :,
mo :, on I..sR-.T 81. aeo. .nV.v 7or,T N
i show rooms or ali the uppe~ part OF ,hs hu a.eat
mo INT OR LEASE FROM ,s, x.y.srxr- nasr.
ment 6l John o. eet third Lon or fourth ftn~
corner OF John And Wiiism Stress seven cs sonsh sc az
Thirty third street het TrpS ADD Eevemsh
Div to j HAMEkSI.s r. A how'd street from N II A
'-------
Al Rrssdway And Ninssy s,h s,rset nns. s,.o ~ w
annie hsv NJ ~ ths w., ouSe ra - M
lent repair hssios ne sade trees on he urnises And IL
grounds uncer cultivation desirsSe ocston Tor privsfs
resderce Reot from on 20 500 accordiur o sround snt
IA J. ~. Wal
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<,EAMBER FURNITURE. BEEN TEN YEAEs
e1orsiyeiy N hs raanutsc.cre of ChAmsr sar oi9Is
bringing TO s tvoy preparing stock thoroughly
md fnAing 10 The best ard Substantial msncer cas
offer y e trade And at resn much the bes Assoren
sf B2ae'sd and SoEd walnut CtauteS Suits A rave ova
been olcred b this city. WARRkN WARD
I'll Canal ssreet. fosr docrs saatM Broadway.
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I'D AND GRAINED CHAM
=. add siyles. al prices to snil all
Iulliyan street, three doors from
,warded by tbs American Inst
-ni,arc, l5S9.
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WANTEr-A CONCORD BUGGY. SECOND HAND; A
" liberal price Will be ratc suitable AddressE Herald
onic
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WALLACK'S THEATRE. -. "a. -
w Door open enuasncnoe NJ ~
--- Ten Mi~uTEs INTEKNISSs0N
BETWEEN HE THIRD AND FOURTH AOEG f4
for the accommodation OF those wishing T. procure 'a
feesf 1 FOURTH WEEK. -
Hrlr far tr TO-EI0H1,l q 49, ~ ~
And eyery ey eunR til further notice.
TIE EoMAHCE
POOR Young MAN,
Adapted expreEsy for this estre by Measrs Peepont n
wsrds Ard Lester HalAck
PROLOGUE.
Manuel Marquis de Chamecey. Lester WsNsek
Doctor resmarets formerly Of the French
srmyl: .....: :......-........ Mr. Brousham
Louise Van Berger QormevIy nurse TO manuel,
now keeper OF lodging house Mrs Waaoo
THE DRAMA. =
Manuel stewsrd to LArpque). Mr. Lester Wai,nek
Doctor DeeInafes -. Mr.. Br0uRhaR
NJ Payappes (s the world. Mr. Wulo6
GaSpsrd Iaroque an aged man, formerly cap
OF Dy08
Ahin (cophdenfial domestc) Mr. Young
NJ Nouret n .Leycro
YconDet "a Breton shepherd Mr. ParAoo
xWs MI Coouf4
Madame LaroQue daughter to GaspsrJ. Mrs vernna
Marguerite (ber dangner). Mrs HOer
Msdsme Aubrey "a relative Of the Laroque
MI, ,,sHnpy .,........M Miss Mary 0auron
CnristAe "a bre'0n5peasan GRID Mss Fanny Reeves
The musc by Mr. Robert Stoepel
The new ana splendid scenery Isherwood
Between the drat and second tvom mon
Between fourth and ftth Of eome mon,l,U
Box book now open ak days ia advance.
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CECOND EDITION NOW READY-wE CALL THE At
y OF discriminating Aids original ard really
Important work Medicine and surgery recently published
tanned from any other Price 81, postage free
HENDRICKSON. BLAZE Il LONG,
q and 23 Ann street, New York
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VIEW PUnLXCATTONs.


GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK FOR MARCH rs NO,
VI ready.
abe LADYS BOOK for MARCH Is scw ready.
Cooley for Marco can be had OF all the dealers.
Lock a. GCDE9'S great MARCH No.
See Fashions IN 0OIEY for MARCH.
Zee beautiful Steel Plate in GODEY far MAROH
See Caps ana Bopnets coored IN MARCH No.
Geo new sayle CUT and Collar.
gee soswelis Introduction tothe Literary Club.
See Original Cottage.
Call and see AARCH No. a: any OF the
PERIODICAL DEALERS
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FRIDAY, JULY 90, 1860.

Immediately and restored IL TO its place,
when as IL by somc prccone,r,ed arrange
ment, with tones OF terrible power aud
thrilling pa,hos he continued. "aud IL our
Country's aag shall fall, may there be s,ou,
hearts and strong arms to raise IL up and
wave Il above the head. Of frcemen. who
by their example shall 80 meri, the admira-
ton OF the world, ,ha, nought but a repub-
lican form Of government shall b. known
throughout the broad domains Of earth. "
The effect was electrical. and equalled any
thing had ever read, and far surpassed
anything ever 'aw or heard.
After the singing OF a patriotic song by
the choir. procession was formed, and
marched to tho beautiful grove belonging
TO Mr.. Brown. which was fitted mp in rrim.
tive style. where fair hands had been busy
in loading long tables with ear'h's richest
boun,ic. for the comfort Of the inner man.
After partakipg OF this bountful repast ,
the tables were removed and temporary seats
erected. beautiful song entitled the Fourth
Of July was sung with grca, spirit, when
Mr. Br,wn was again called upon, who ap.
pcarci upon the stand and entertained the
assembly with a finely written address Of
great power and beauty, abounting IN pas.
sage. Of thrilling eloquence and grandeur
OF thought. II would be impossible 20 con.
ysy any idea Of 1t wiihou, giving the whole
address. which ough, to bo In the hands Of
every voter in the land. lie reviewed the
causes Of the revolution. tho character Of
the early fathers. the reason why they were
successful while Others had failed, eulosilel
tho Declaration Of Independence, pointed
out the danger. to our institutions, and the
remedy, referred TO the threats or di'union,
and denounced them As bu, the cleetioneer-
ing weapons Of political demagosues, who
feel the weaknes, Of their cause. and closed
with tho following bold ani patriotic dee.
hraiiou " Destroy ,hi. Union No, neV.
cr The grsa, idea Of the ase, human al.
yancemcnt. forbid, il. Justice. humanity
and religion forbid IL, And until tie hon.
or. the patriotism and love Of virtue Of the
father. shall become extinct in the hearts of
the children. no, one stone shall crumble
from the fair temple which they erected for
Us 10 worship in, " and wound up by beau.
tlful ode. entitled. &" Union, Liberty" "
Again there vas singing, and the exercises
Of the day were closed. The older p,oplo
retired Z, their several homes, happier. wis.
er. and think better, ior having spent the
day In the town OF MA,pn. Tho young
people remained on the ground Tor a tim q.
enjoying themselves by swinging, and ether
harmless recreation. when the good pco.
pie Of Mason again celebrate ibe Fourth Of
July, may be there to participate in the
exercises l.. /.
Bethel, July :, 1850
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The wa,hOe Mines, a Ca,chpenny Trap.
70, tn, p.mscnl.
Sui1n's R,Ncn, BoDra,, Cll.

Surn's R,Ncn, BoprG,, CAT.
lam surprised to see ,ha, the Eastern pa.
PER. are Gllei with report, in regard to the
fabulous richnss. oI the so.eallcd wnshoc
mines. They certainly do not G., these
.,oric. from the respectable portion Of the
California Press, but they must he manu-.
turvI from whole cloth, in New York, BY
persons interested IN the California rasscn
GER trade Thinking tha, perhaps some Of
your rradcr. nigh, be ,-oubled by visions Of
solid mountains Of gold and silver, 70 be
found by hunting. have written you my
view Of the case The fact i, that al that
/. now known Of thi. rici silver region j..
that there i, oas dam that will pay. Shares
in many dlTcren; claims did sell las, winter,
at cnormou. prices but the claims were
then ten fee, under snow, AMI since the
snow has gone, thesc " fancies" have rap
idly deprecated in value That there i
gold and silver in the Great Basin between
the mountains. | DO not doubt, hut It i
the height Of folly for men to leave their
home. in the EIs, % come out here to pros
pect tho country, when there are plenty Of
men now in u who understand the 5csiness,
and are accustomed to the hard'hiPs which
have 10 be endured. Besides, the numerous
Indian tribes who inhAbit the Humboldt,
river country, aided by other tribes from Or
eeon, and probably by the Mormon', are
now in arms. and no doub, will prevent any
further examination the present season.
Thi. is the opinion Of every body here in
regard to these mines, and think wo are
better able to find on, the truth than people
in the East, +. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-20

4 few year. A-o, horticulturis,, in New
York. planted an orchard Of several thou.
sand dwarf pear trees, which he had impor.
ted from France The next spring when the
trees were plsn,ifully covered with blossoms,
be ordered bis men to 90 through the orchard
and pick them oF, leaving bu, one, or a,
NOS, two. blossoms 10 each. This arpArcn,
aiiemp, to defeat the only thing for which
the orchard had bccn planted, showed wise
foresight founded on a correct knowledge Of
vegetable energy 10 bring one pear TO foil
and luscious maturity, wi,hou, interfering
with the proccs. OF growth. or impairng i,'
caIacity for future rrodue,i1eness while
the aboriive A,tsmp, TO riren all its bios
son, would have exhausted i's visor. retAr.
dcd it, growth. and have given no better re-
.alt than dozen or - specimens Of un,ime.
" irui, dropping Prcmatursly on the
ground.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-07-20
An Adreninre ON The Cars.

There were five Of us-yes FIVE NJ happy
fellow. as ever were let loose from college.
I, va. vacation. and we concluded to take
n trip to the falls. We got aboard the cars
at y and were soon travelling n, q
very rapid rate towards our estimation.
We bad Just seated ourselves and rrepar-
ed for comfortable smoke, when in came
the conductor, and who should he be but
our old friend. Fred B. After the Us.
ual saluta,ion, GLOW are you. old fellows"
etc.. had passei. Fred aid ho had soms
business FOR US TO attend to.
"Ou, with IL. old chum, said We" any.
thing will be acceptable, 80 let US have
IL
We'll. boys" sad Fred, in very con-
fidential tone, in the next car, there !.
rs loving PAIR a. it ever was my lot to
see"
! They are going down to Il to get
married and now IL you can have any fun
over it just pitch in. They must be cared
for, and don't know any one who can do
1t better than you"
In a moment Fred was gone. and we PUB
our head. together to form plan for taking
care Of the lovers.
~ have |, boy..' sail Bill Sewers; I'VE
mus, make the girl think her lover Is alrea'
dy married"
That's 1t. Bill, that's it," said we, not
giving him time to finish the sentence.
Tha, he is married man aud the father
Of children"
That. the game, boys, and now let Us
play it,"
II devOlved upon me to commence opera
tiOn.. Accordingly entered the car in
which the lovers were. Sure enough, they
were there, and set up IN the real lovers
style too.
All this I gathered at glance. stepping
up to them. said.
"why, Jones, wha. the deuce are you
doing with this girl.