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LIST OF DEALERS.

hF Goods, Wares and MeTchandlse. &c,
" and Distillers, Brewers, Eating House
Keepers, within the county of Columbia,
returned and classified in accordance with
the several acts of Assembly,, by the APP
prsiser OF Mercantile Taxes OF said county
as follows, TO wit
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THANKs from the Editor and family are
rendered a serenadiug party that visited our
residence on Tuesday evening last. The
nusic was excellent.
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PnkTERs IN THE WAR.-No profession
has shown more loyalty 10 The Stars and
Stripes, since the call for volunteers was
first issued. than the heroes OF The "silck
and rule" Almost every printing Office in
this State has furnished iisstecruils.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Letters OF
y Administration on the estate ot Thomas
.Aten, SEN, late of Miffiin township, Col.
County, have been granted by The Register
of said county TO William Alen, residing ~
Nescopeck :ownship, Luzerue county and
Thomas Aten, residing IN Miflln township
Columbia county. All persons having
claims or demands against The estate OF the
decedeni, are requested TO make Them
known TO the Undersigned without celav
and those indebted will make payment
forthwith 10
WILLIAM ATEN, Adm,s
THOMAS ATEN.
Mifiin, April 10, 1861 ct.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE of this county will be
seen in to-day's paper. Col. Wright has
handsome majority over Randall, the Vol
unleer candidate, who was started out by
some of the dissatisfied ones in Luzerne
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DR.. P. john, of the Republican, asks US why
We did moi publish Col. WRieHr's letter of
acceptance. We would state lEatr did not
appear in The WiIkesbarre papers until
Wednesday, the day we publish OUT paper,
hence The reason il was not in the Star last
week. The Doctor ought to have known
that much. We wonld now ask the Doctor
question. Why did you not publish The
proceedings Of your Republican Confer
snce, which was in session one whole day
and The better part of night, in Wilkes
barre, on The l3lh inst, before they con-
Cured in the nomination Of our chosen cam
'didate, Col. Wrighi7
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS,


SLplLNG AND SlTAfMI1Nl2e
NsJSS MARY BARKLEY, would respect
Iva fully inform her customers in Bloc ms
burg and vicinity, that she has iust received
from he city an excellent assortment OF new
AIIGGG1G@G GOODS So
finer than ever, and more cal ksv7
~ culated TO please the taste OF
- he most iastidIous. She has w
paid >Irici attention in making her selc-
tions of bonnets, consequently has the best
assortment, probably, ever brought 10 this
place She has an assortment OF neat and
handsome ha Is and caps for li,ie Misses,
all Of which she can dispose of cheap
Give her call before purchasing else
where. Shop on Main Street, below Mar
keI, norlh side.
MARY BARKLEY.
Bloomsturg, April II, 1861.
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Wk presdme the person who was sent
oai with tickets over our route last week,
found them all rish.
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Col WnIGHr's majority in Luzerne coun.
sty is thirty eight hundred and iony eight.
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S@V28 8@a

WHEREAS, my wife, Anna Maria Str
ner, laiely left my house, and bed
and board Wilhou, my knowledgs, and
against my wish, aud is continuing to abb
sent herself thereirom. All persons are
hereby notified not 10 trust The said Anna
Maria gu my account, as | will not pay
any debts OF her contraction.
JOHN STINER.
Bloomsbury, May %, 1861.
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We SEE by hand-bilIs that one hundred
tecroiis are wanted TO Eli The Zouave Ariil
1sry Regiment, under command of Col.
James Brady and Charles Campbell, now
in Camp Curtin, at Harrisburg. Captain
Mathews and Lieutenant Ricketts,. are in
this section al present for the purpose of
recruiting men. Recruits in and about this
place, viii report themselves 10 Lieut. B.
Rickslis, at The Exchange Hotel. The men
wilI Be sworn and mustered inio service
under The Stale rsqulsilion for three years
Or during The war II is much more desir-
able g join light artillery company, than
lnIaniry- The ai1aohnl OF labor 10 bs per-
formed b artillery men differ very maieri-
ally from that reqnifed Of The Infantry sol
dler-havins no muskel. he is not reguiE.
ed 70 DO general gard ssrpies, 50 while de-
iachmenls Of lhs infantry are pacing b ack
and fonh, Al their pozts, through The long
usaly nighE. The arzillerymen are sleeping
quisll7 in sheir quarters. Therefore we
should vers mach prefer joining an artillery
cofarar<.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET
cAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.

MOVING SOUTH.
FfGght'&
Passenger. Passenger
Leave Scranton, 6i5 A. NJ. 10.45 A NJ.
/" Kingston, 7,20 100 z. M.
g Rupert, $40 $40
&c Danville, 9,45 40
Arrive al Norlh'd. 1920 S55
MovikG NORTH.
Leave North'd. $50 P. NJ. Loo A. NJ
's Danville, 80 $50
Rupert, sos $40
Arrive al 1900 Nj;
Ct Kingston, 7O5
Leave 2l5P. VI.
Arrive at Scranton, sos p. NJ. 4.05
A Passenger Train also leaves Kingston
al S.l5A NJ Tor Scranton, to connect with
tram for New York. Relurning leaves
Scranton on arrival of Tram from New
York al 4 40 P. Nj.
The Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Rail-
road connects with the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad al Scranton,
for New York and intermediate points east
Al Rupert II connects with The Calawissa
Railroad for points both cast and west.
AT Northum berland il connerts with the
Philadelphia and Enc r. r. and Northern
Central Il. L. for points west and south.
JOHN p lLSLEY, SuP't.
H. PErTEBoSE, GenI Ticket Agt.
June 5, 1861
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CAUTION l!-Noue are,genuine unless
the words Holloway, New York end Lon
don " are GIscernsble as a Wafer-morh IN
every leaf of the book of directions around
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by holding The iecfto the hight. a hand
some reward will be given 10 any one
rendering such information as may lead 10
the detection oil any parry or pasties coun-
terfeiting the medicines or vending The
same, knowing them 10 be spurious.
~ Sold a: the Mannfac,orv OF Professor
Hollo way, so Maiden Lane, New York ,and
by all respecia5le Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world,
in boxes al % cents, 62 cents aud 81 each
Il There is considerable saving BY la.
king The larger sizes.
n B-Difeciions for the guidance of pa
ITEMS in every disorder are affixed 10 each
! box.
! October, II, 1860.
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Important Additions s Improvements
autumn Term 10 Commence August l2.


Autumn Term TO Commence August IL.
THIS Institution which has been in sue
Il cessful operation for the past len year.,
is about undergoing very important rer
ovation, in order to place il on more sta
BILE basis than ever, and present facilities
which are not surpassed by ordinary Acad-
emles in Northern Pennsylvania. Among
the improvements will be large three
storied building which will give much ad-
ditional room aud greater conveniences for
boardeIs; a commodions hall for. lecture
room and public exercises, convenient class
rooms, a library and reading room contain
inc cabinet of minerals and eurloslles,
bath rooms, &c. An. experienced and
thoroughly qualified classical teacher and
lecturer will be at The head of the Board Of
Instruction, but the Principal will have the
general superinienderce of the institution
and assume a share OF the duties of teach
ing Regular leetuIes will be delivered
upon various scientific subjects, as we'll as
upon The theory and practice oil teaching,
and a Normal Class of young men and
women who wish to qualify themselves jor
teachers profession, will receive especial
atieution and assistance.
The course of instruction in the school
will be thorough and systematic, calculated
10 embrace the various branches OF prac-
teal education Ample provision will be
made for the study of the higher Mathe-
malics, the eucidaiion of Physics, and the
Natural Sciences, by means of suitable ap-
paratus, ard for the study OF the latin,
Creek, and German languages, TO enable
students 10 qualify themselves for CONNER
clal and scientific pursuits, or 10 enter any
class at college.
The county location Of this Seminary in
! pleasant village, in healthy and flourish
ing neighborhood, well known for the ele-
vated tone of It's moral sentiment, and
where the pupils not surrounded by
! those demonstrating influences, and temp
| talions found in our cities, larger towns and
manv other localities, with no outside in.
J 1uences TO divert their attention from liter.
allure and the work of mental culture, pre-
| sepls attractions aud inducements to con.
siderate parents emulous students, seldom
| found surrounding large schools and acad
emies.
The Literary Society also, ore of the old
esl and best conducted IN this section o
| country, presents an attractive feature ant
useini auxiliary, In practical education.
The Improvements will be under The
| imme diaie charge Of an efficient Board 0
Trustees, appointed by the Seminary Com
pany and will be completed in time TO
| of August next.
While thankful for past patronage W.
| wish TO merit a continuance of similar IA
vors, and as we intend to include hIghe
grade and wider range of instruction, w
respectfully solicit a careful examination
iuto our facilities and claims.
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-
CG@.SIg G0GGg1Go
The cheapest aud most durable Roofing in
use.
1T is FIRE AND WATER PROOF.
l, can be applied to New and Old Roofs OF
all kinds, aud 10 ShingIe Roofs without re-
moving he shingles.
Tne Cost is only about One-Third that OF
Tin, AND IT Is TWICE AS DURABLE.
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT,
For preserving and repairing Tin aud o,her
Metal Roofs OF every description. from lis
great elasticity, is not injured by the con
traction and expansion of metals, AND
WILL NOT CRACK IN COLD OR RUN
IN WARM WEATHER.
These materials have been thoroughly
tested in New York and all parts of The
Southern and Western states, aud we can
give abundant proof of all we claim in their
favor,
They are readily applied by ordInay la
! borers, at irifliug expense.
"NO HEAT Is REQUIRED"
These materials are put up ready for use
and for shipriug 10 all parts OF the country,
with full printed directions for application.
/ Full descriptive circulars will be furnish
ed on application by mail or IN person al
our Principal Office and Warehouse,
rs VII LIAM STREET,
/ TCorner OF Libert, Si-eei,] New York.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY
AND COLUMBIA COUNT

IINSEIEUElEo
AT MILLViLLE, PENN'A.
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Terms

Boarding, washing, tuition, lights and
Incidental expenses, for one quarter of
eleven weeks, will be Thirty Dollars, one
half payable in advance-ihe other half
and all tuition bills will be expected prompt
" al the expiration OF each quarter.
HemS:
Boarding, with furnished rooms, one
quarter S22, 90
Tuition ia common English branhces 500
g 20 90
including Mathematics and Book
Keeping by Double Entry 600
Tuition in Laun, Greek, and German
[extral Leo
Washing, Lights and incidental ex-
penses, one quarter, 500
Those who desire 10 procure scholarships
or attend by The. year, will be accommoda-
ted at reasonable discount, and students
wishing TO secure rooms should make sea
sonable application.
For further particulars addfes
WIN. BURGESS, Principal
Mllyile, Penn'a.
GEORGE MASTERS, J. K. EyEs.
Dr. A. p HELLER, ELLIS Ewes, Trustees.
BENJAMIS K. Ewes,
Millville, May 90 1861.
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Espyrown, June 5, 1861.
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BIoomsbntg. June 5, 1861
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ATTENTION! A COMPANY

Phllad., Feb. IS, issi-y.
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B. Stohner & Co, Bloom,
J. w. Henderson,, t
z. j. Jacoby,
Everett & Conner, Moniour,
Levi Killer, Callawlssa,
Samuel KosteEbauder, "
John Geiger,
Frederick Nicely, Berwick,
Michael Franiz,
j. NJ. Steely, Conyngham,
All persons who may feel aggrieved by
the above classification can have an o2.
poriunity Of appealing by calling on the
undersigned, at his residence, madison
House) in JefseyiowU, Madison township,
any time, on or before the 18th day OF Jnly
1861, or a, the Commissioners office ~
Bloomsbury, on the 18th OF july aflei
which no appeal will be heard.
SAMUEL RIMBY.
Mercantile APPraiser.
May15 1861.
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MIS- e L. LII AN Y

MOie.,y promotes worth, bu, cOneeals II.
ias, .. lss,es aid the growth Of fruit, and
hide I, from view.
An ay,riciou. nan Is like sandy desert.
sha, suck. IN all the rain, ba, yields no
fruitful herbs to the inhabitants.
Fou !. worth more than phy.ic, and who
sv,r in,.nts or discovers new supply de-
serve. the name Of public bsneiae'or.
Il, those only who have done nothing,
Who fancy they can do everything.
An ,dl.r boa.,el 10 farmer Of his an.
sisn, family. laying much stress upon being
descended frum an illustrious msu who l,S-
cd several generations aso. 80 much
worse tor you, replied the hrmcr, Z" for
". End the older the seed the poorer the
crop"
An English Admiral, being about to en-
gage sSpani.h vessel. thus addressed hts
men
MY GOOD fellows. never let it be said
,ha. we. who live on prime bet AMI nut
ton, were bea,en BY thOse who have nothing
TO eat bu, lemon. and oranges"
An attorney beiore bench Of magistrates,
. .hort time ago. told the bench. with eraV'
ity. "Tha, he had two witnesses N ecur,
IN behalf Of hi. client, aud they would bo
cure To speak the truth, for he had no or
pOrtuni,y to communicate With 'heu.'
We stand by the sca shore and watch tie
hoss tide. come in We retreat. thinking We
will be overwhelmed; soon, however, they
fa~ back. - With the waves Of trouble
in the world; they threaten US. bat hrm
resistance makes them brVak a, our feet.
A foreman to = .,svedogc. di,clar:in: a
ship, cargo in London, required some eN-
". help on deck. - he went to the hatch
~, aud .houte,i down the bold % N, men
working there. Nos. thin, hos many o'
We. do~n there Oar .ay2' Three OF
Us, WAS the reply. Then, come up here
The bali " yes, directly, ~ SAYS the fore
man.
A minister who hal preached very long
AMI no, very lively sermon. thinking h'' 81
Oquenec gave him title To complain Of his
fatigue .sid, on coming down from b. pull
y.I, TO hi. deacon:
Lob. deacon. am ~ tired ="
And have YOU no pity Tor ss?' replied
the deacon.
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HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

rJ'IIiS VALUABLE PREP \R,TioN, freed
~ all the common Componenls, such 81.
Op,,te., ~ ENp~cipant., Which not oal' fun
down the system. hdt DESTROY .l chnnrs "f eufe,
will h. inuni on tr,,l ., poss~ss the follosiag
properties. isi o. which he INST yhluihle ,esi'.
,nanal. NAV h. iouni ~ tho pamphlets.
Tns Whorping C"ugh. aoi q. Soothing
S,up. It m~-is even want, ard hy ear! nee sill
cave tho is'g-.t p,upofiian oi ruplu,e. ~ chi
,if.n which can h. tnr~d On WhDpping Cough.
IL osi,n,y Cough. and Bronchial Complaints
the fsr-funnsfs ~ Ionsumpt,on, 10 tpsndid tonic
pfupefti,. make Il not un, lh. NEST I'ri~ct enc
nv 10 disease. but build. ~ and susn,n' the 'y.'
ten ag,in't . rrruffrncs ~ The Complaint. NJ
nuts~ty ,houll H. without u, n'r sh"ald pafrnl'
i,il ,n ct = pamphlet. 60 h. found With all deal
st.. a.. the onl, way in 30 ja.licr Ia u, value.
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A Canadian Remedy

F0r CoHirn'o. Irrcguidriiy dad Debility Of
he Digoiirs Organs. Inducing H'ddachs.
Ld,uiufs. N,rrogsHcs', General Pr0Hrd-
hoH Of he MnddHd Body, Pardiyu', 80.
A MOMENTS rsdeci.oa oaght o. c"nviac- q
IA .cn.,bl. msn ol The lbll, ,ad danger II oon.
.ianil, do.in. wiIh caihsftic medcio.s The
prciics b. pcfnic iou, an suicidal. AnrSp.tiercr
1T f,ry ,cif. h,. pughi me- that the constsaily
insf,a.,ag Evil. ~ Indigestion afr isaTuly aggr.
waited T., The g., Ice Use n tathIuiCs. The
Am.tican people sfc i,.t becoming q nation II
d,.p.pt,c. b., Their ARTIFICIAL mode. 81 lie. Dp..
tao CathaI,,c. ,ast-a-- N. itr,i-h,liy, sni pros.
,rsle the .urngih ofths digestive ofgaa'.
The pill. nu~ odcf,d ATE especially de'ign'd
to allsy ih. ,uitab,lly, ani at the same t''," 10
invigofsie and srngiheu al the Junction. Of de
gc.l,on. whil- lhcy are genily LAXATIVE. They
afs .a.i,oc, taa,c ani Laxative. They atc 80
miL ani inSigufating that 90" - not reminded bl
an, di,agr,eaLc Effects that he la. takea meii-
cine.
Bu.ine.s men. Students, Profe,,,onal men, fc.
male. snd al frr.ons lrading cVuhned or 80.
dswsr, lilc. ,houM try thea.
The undef.igned Physicians. cheer,uly certify
O. the high professional standing oi Df Colby oi
Spn.tead. one 81 the oLle'i au1 lest physieiin'.
ALL H. the excellent qualities Il no. "Ant. co't''e
AMI Tonir Pills" whieh We have u.ed ga our
practice anil highl, appruve
]. u. Gibson. VI II, Durham, 4 T..
q. T.. COTTON. VI u, Co~an.',lls.
CHARLES BROWN. VI u,
:. :. FOSTER. VI u Romc.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, VI u. Barn'ion.
y. JENkS, -,
CIV. CowLEs. ID. sun.tsad.
JOnN MEiGs, ND,
JOSEPH BREADON, VI ID, Ssrgeoa u. y.
BENJAMIN DAMON. " u. Coaticook.
LEMUEL RICHMOND. VI u, DcIby line.
VI. a.. GLiNEs, VI -, Compton. q. T..
a.. %. sONERS. VI u, Maguy. &. T..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI u, Newport, VI.
Prepared by DIR. VI. q. COLBY, snn.tsa !,
e. T., and Ds',y L,nr. Vermont.
sold l., Dr.. Ru.i. - Paris; Hate. 4 Co, Ia.
re; 4. %. Moves. Nor~syi %. Porter, J 4.
gerry. u. ". Nobb AMI John u. Rand. Water
iordi VIZ. iousg. West fsrisi & T.. knight,
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
y iu,aSus Iis,fprt. ofiiauiord, in the Coun.
~ uf ONi1fd. and State of Nainc. by h.. deed Of
mort sagr, dated Mach 3Dh, A,D. ls5-, and re.
cor ~ IN the oNlori Regi.tN 81 Deeds, Hook
ll3, rsgc ~, conveyed t. Amos Kyle, then Of
Peru. 80 the Coua,y of Oxford, and State IL
Maine, nov Of Aub1rn, Ia the Couniy Of Aniros-
coggin, thu iolos,ng described real estate situated
10 aid Peru, via: the farm which the aid Amos
n, D. conveyed to che said Gu.isyu. Hay lor d hy
his deed, dated March l3, A. u. ls5s; and the
80 ne that "a. conveyed 10 the SAID Amos kSIe
ani Win.law :. h We. ~ Nose. Tue by hes deed
10 them. dated fsbruar, l9h, A ID. 1915, snd
Wcofdei in the O>iard Registry Of Deeds, Book
-. Psge I0i, ~ which reference may be had Zoe
nufe particular description ol III. premises.
And the said Amo. kyle. IheTeaiteTwarl., on the
10th Of April. A. ID. 1855, .oJ, transferred. and
a.sigHod the foregoing dsseribsd mott gage deed,
the pfemi.e. anil note. therria described. 10
Eleanor q. Tree, Of fsystte, IN the Coun,y 81
kcnnsbsc, aud stat. Of Maine, which assig n,ae nj
y recorded IN the OSiord Registry Of Deeds, book
us, pages 2i2 * 2i3 and whereas, the ooodi.
lion q said mortgage hssins bcea bSokea, here
by claim tot.co-afe Of the same IN accordance
" 9TH the .iatuie in such cases made and provided.
ELEANOR u. TRUE.
BY Aho. k,i,, her attorney.
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c2uDuCps
T.. B. MiGOON 4 co,

~. Troy, W., rppris,or'.
10 whom all order. .hould he addressed. Sold
by Druggists and Merchant. g-ae'slly'
GrSrR,L lbTsr,.
~ N. HAY, rouLn,
VI. =. Barr & CO., - 7 rcmon, Street, Boston.
q. a. GOajsin & Co., ~ sni II Nar'hsll ST..
H. ton. Lyman Savage & Go. Moatc,l.
Sold by ". 4. Rn,i. VI. u. South Paus; II.
=. Bates \ Go. Paris; - = Moves, Norwa~
- Porter. John & Sierry. ID W Nabe aud John
u Ranl. Waterford; Mr Young, w,n Paris; &.
T. Knight. Bfyant', Pond. Is
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"DOc- NV .on William. that in the
army. <, plenty TO ea,T" a'ked an old
lazy Of a rycruitn: sergeant the other day
=" lie 80, plenty" vas the lAcnuic reply.
- Blc-. hi. heart. then. " | know he will
have il Il he can see il he always would At
bo,as."
Nothing was 50 much dreaded in our
schoolhoy days. as 10 b. pani,hed BY ,iiiin;
between two girls. Al the force OF eda'
eaton. In after years " learned to sub
mt 10 such things wiihou, Shedding tear.
sam Sick say, | believe every created
criusr in the world think. he. the most
cntrtainia one IN IL. aud there. NJ cc'tn
IN anyhow without him. Consai, grows
-. material as tie HAIR On ones head, but i
lager coming out"
Jenny. All a Scotch minister, stooP.
ing from hi, pulpit, " have ye got Peen
soou, ye?"
"Ye.. minister"
Then stick It into that sleeping brute o
aman o yours by your side"
An adyerttsemen, in Newspaper Is like
circle in the water, continually spreading
iI.elf. Throw IN your rocks and try 1t.
Dorns an e1amiraton, a medical stu
d.ui beng a.kei, When does uortifcatiJn
en.ae2'' he replied. when you Pop the
question. AMI are answered No
a medical journ.l tell. OF nan who
lived Eve years with a ball in has head. We
lave known ladie. live twice a. long with
nothing but ball. in their heads
Aroush individual, whose knowledge Of
Ella ,ieal language was not quite complete,
had been sick. and on recovering was told
~ his Doctor tina; he might take a lii'is an
Ia.l TODD No. sir. said he. &" took your
rrusl easy enough. bot hang NE II | can ~
Your hay and oats
A Scotch old maid who was asked 10 sub
.c-'os 10 raise men f1r the king during the
lat var, answered - Indc,d. III DO uas sic
thing; never could raise man for my
.4li. and I'm no going to raise men Tor King
UeIrss."
AS we'll might the farmer have the We
nu, Do Msdecis placed in his kitchen Tor a
Wife," said the Reverend Henry Coleman,
10 ons Of BIZ. agricultural lectures" as some
of our fashionable women. Indeed, IL would
b. much better to have Lot. wife standing
there. for she might answer one useful pur-
po-~-she might sali las bOcoa."
Lord Kelly bad very red lace. Pray,
nv lord aid foote to him. " come and
look over nv garden wall ; my eueOnOer'
Ars very backward"
As the moon, whether visible or Invisible,
has power over the tides Of the ocean. 50 the
face Of the loved one, whether present or
sb..n,. eOnirOs the tides Of the soul.
How many dsA,h.l" asked the hos
r.s-. physician, while going b.. rounds.
Nine" why, ordered medicine for
tn" "Yss, but Oos wouldu', take II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06

NOTICE. Al person. are cautioned against
n harLoring or trusting Esther Ann, nv wife,
on rny acoonnt, a. che Ia. LETT my house without
cause and shall pay no dela. Of her contracting
GAIus &. SWAN.
Woodstock, Angus, L.. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-06
New York and Portland
SEMI.WEEKLY LINE.

THE first class stramship. CHESAPEAKE,
1 Capt. Sidney CTowrll, All PtrAf~tO,
Capt l.. II. Lay Welt. will hereafter form q semi.
Weekly line brtSeen the poet. OF New York and
Portland. leaving each port every "wednesday
and Ssturda, at ) a.. ".
Passage IS %. Including fare ind state foon'.
The great disptah gwen To freight 10y Thu. line ,
make, II the most desirable freight coinmunica.
ton bciseen New Nurk aud the East. No CON.
mission charged AZ the rnd bt inr~ardlns.
Drlyage 10 Nes So'k bct~een connecting
line- by contfact at loNest rates.
Mhe steamer that leaves New York Wedne..
da,., aud Port aud saturday. ha. diseonlinucd
hsr tip. ior the present, thus leaving bot Que
steamer on the line.
Appl, io AMI address,
EMERY X FOX. Portland.
~. u. CROMWELL n Co, New Yoik.
Portland, J.nu,Ty 81, 1850.