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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

Hon. Amos Kendall. in his ninth " letter
on the Union." declares IL to 10 ineoneeiua-
Die that the e,i!. Of which the South COM
plain. can be the true cause for plun:ing
into revolution. lie ay- I, ., their lnien'
ton TO reopen the African slave trade.
This doa,, haul, now worth slcoO,
could b. imported for $500, and would Gu,
90 entirely the market for the surplus o;
tie border slave States. lie predicts that
thc-c border States will be used Tor the
present.. 70 all ia peaceful secession but
will no, b. admitted 10 the new eonietera-
ey. uule~. they are firmly pledged to reopen
the African slave trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
PILES.

Al disease. Of atom, or loss OF tone IN the
bo~rl.. .aeh a. P,ls,. Prol.p.a. U,sr', f,'t'la.
&c. arv bcne6lisd BY the Peruvian syrup. u
par,se. the product. Of digestion. G'ors the
Ae.lhy action of the inis.,ine.. aud prevents the
accumulation Of Iefa.s matters. aud the costiVe.
ne.. which are the cause Of many weakening
diseases.
Bosses, Sspf., :, ISIS.
Grutlsmsu; 70, more ihsa thirty wears hlV.
b..s frequently unier med,csltrraimcui, ani have
tr,sl ,ar,oa. preparation. which have been re-
"a me, hat received so permanent re-
I,sf. L. J,naary Last 1 commenced taking the
PERUVIAN SYRUP, and after taking three
bottle. Of bee ,ne perfectly cured Of the dye.
pspsia aad piles. aud my general health 10 nov all
that eaa desire u 90 IL.
MILTON DAGGETr. " Essex ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
Headache! Headache.

Thoas,Ris 81 psfsons 'uiict from hsad'che' o.
al. -e,,.,. ,i~tr,.a~st Of their c,ui,rt ha.,a---
and health, Mo IA. ht ss.,ly D. cured l., ''mll,
u.ing H.-pS,ys H5z-pRbs NPsuSs'. The
Hcaiach- f,n. T.kcu ~ the n,taing, and the
B,,oa. Pill ialca at n,ght. rarel, a,l q cure the
- 81 .sysv aa! Uh.l,nais c,'c. Thounad. hhv.
in. tried them have been enlifrl ffrci " th''
l..a. 81 Their live. Go aui do hk~sise. Pucr
IS csais 30 UoN. 50 b,Ne. iJt 81
seat by mail or sNpr-ss free Of charge, on &c
CENT Of the pt,ce. Address.
DE. .. HUMPHREYS \ co,
No co. Iirosd~aN. Nc~ York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

UCouGH'. The .udicn changes of one Ill.
mate ar, .oufcr. Of Psi-osuy, Bre-sA,ai asd
I.iA--i,s if,st.s-., Espst,.scc having pru,-,l
Ih,i .,spls rsm.dc. ol,sn act speedily and Ger.
tsisly ~hsa ta1ea In the saTly stages u The dc
Ease, rccoS'.r shoull a, once h. had to" BryW-'s
B'vsshsi Tfc,Ao," oT bIeag,., vt the CoLl.
Congh, oS luiia,Ion Il the Throat H. ever -
slight, a. by tbs pfecaui'on mote serious at.
tack NAV L. cd,ctaally Ws'd.l of. fURLIc
SrE,ErEs aud >IsGtEs W,n End them sarc.
tOsl Zoe ocsr,~g and strengthening the vice. See
ad,ettisemeat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
The lewiston Journal say. ,hA, man

The lewiston Journal says thata man
and woman attempted. las, week, to foisi
two infants upon the Shaker family. a,
New Gloucester. The infants were lei, up
on the steps, bu, amer a vigorous chase,
the members OF the family overlook the par
ties. but le, them OF, with their children.
The man gave bis name q. John Mcader,
and the woman, Julia Estes. She said the
father Of the infant. had abandoned her.
and che attempted to plae" them where they
would be cared for, on account Of her own
poverty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

Pocket Book Lost!

T osr. at q, near the Depot. at South Paris,
i 4 on Tuesday. January Sch. Red Moroceo
Pccket Book, containing $50 On hank noie.; and
soie. ofhsai Of IN. following ,sn"r,
Note dated near Goth ofJu.e, 1860. for s3st n,
payable in ose year. With Interest. Signcd by q.
L. Jordan.
Ose do, Zoe go, in six months, ,irped BY sane.
One Of $50. dated April ". 1889. payable in
one year. and signed by ID. y. jordan.
ia. Of 81 ~. dated April D. iseo. q" de~and.
sigasd D., ls.ac Abbott.
One sispei b, wm. Yates. dated April 7. 1850.
fot -,
Ose 81 sls. signed by wm. McAts,sr, dated
alou, the 18th Of November, is60. payable in one
war.
AL psr.oss are cautioned again.t purchasing
sail poiss, a. ps,mrn, Ia. i-ea stepped.
Any person returning .aid poke, hook TO the
Subscriber, at Norway, ~ilIt- ii,~rsil, rewarded.
TIMOTHY JORDAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

TIE EasiPort Sentinel records the arrival
Of ,o--sl. from Bay Of Islands, Nswfound-
land. with carsc~- OF fine herring. Now
the Quoliy boy, will have a grand time in
their smoke houses. giving the golden 'inse
q Their well sealed f.h. They know how
- doit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

P.s>G CorSTERFEIr MoSEr.-No law
in America ]. more strictly enforced than
,ha, against passing eOunterfe!i money, yet
some otherwise respectable dealers sell
worthless Counterfeit. Of Perry Davis excel
lent Pam Killer, thus imposing upon the
afflicted. Purchasers should be sure to e.
bottle. having p. Davis 4 Sons due bill on
one side. sold by druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
The Uni,,r.nl cough Remedy

OF whcop,ss Coagh. There ar, probably more
cas-. 1T whoopipg Colgh ooniinarl great
L.usth 81 tims b, the use Of r,mejis. containing
sNpscioiant.. Which MT ohly aggts'ais ihs cough
bat ran iown the systcm. maAias the cough IA
"a, 90 pfUJscing consumption, thha by an, other
c.s.e. Thu. !. eonpicirl, obS,a,ed N the ua'.
,crsal COACH RsDciy, which coui.ias npih'ng
~ pfoluce NAUSEA 90 pfo.lfaiioBl ani the ,Ough
Weld. mutually shile the system - sustained.
Rs.al:, ju.I,(, the declaration. and all ATE asked
t. .aii.s thentslse. by TRIAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

w,sulNeTo>, Jan. .. Capt. Kesrney
ON. j, has re callel be. letter OF rc.isns.
ton. The letter. however, bad not b~eu
received by the Department.
Energetic measures are being taken by
the Governmeu, Tor the protection Of ,he
public property.
The lines are down below Wilmington,
and there i nothing irom the South.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
SayEBE yePIeys,

IN quantities, by the do,ss or .ihgk' oac.
Watch Ghs.e. and material. Coz waiehmakes.
vii 10 farpi.hei chear-r than they osa h. bohghI
IN Porlssd. u short, people had better rail-
him sai ave mooe,.
Everything Narrated a. b. what u 10 cold &c.
III. motto -, - iiaas.N - the b-si pohc,," sni
the most sure n .scc~c,l. M, sork 'niri.t.d
10 hun sill b. doae accufd,ng u contact, and
NARRATED god.
IL seal Ike q So any ~'ieh-. that have
l.-su srs,,lei b, ,arNp~f.nc'i ~arkmri, and Il he
doa' make them r~Tipom wrl there - u H. ~
rha1g~. The s,ne 18th rL~k..
PA,n watch mpycment. s,ll h. lull Jc~sl.d When
r-,Iar,d, and good pa,r,'~r 90 verge watches viii
b. altered o. Lever E.cap~'psnts al ia,f pf'er.
Jhrupomstrr h,hncr. il.~ti~l ~ saiche. that
have plaza iahn--.: anil hr,lly an,ihieg that :.
r,-Ipu-i g. b~ ,ioar ts a watch ur ol"cs, will bc
do. at h.. shop. snd warranted to BE- dohs ~
wo'km,nlke traan.r.
Wo'k solicited lrnm other ss,chm'ke'., Which
~i h. done at a i,ir discount.
Jowclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Executed,
Er-C,,h ps,G lor oil Gold add Silver.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
CONFERENCE MEETING.

Thew ~,ll d. q r,ligioe. Conference Mee,iss
held N the Uai,er.sl,.I Chsrch, "a this place, ou
wsdss.,is, aad T. v'.i,y. the i6'h anil i'Ih 81
tn. moaih.
Al aFv iasitsd 10 attend.
FER ORDER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
nu,,.,,,. Coeo,i,e ua.,.med . iu.,r

Burnct-s Cocoaine llas earned ju't rep.
utatlaa To- pfoBoi,as the gro~th ani prss~rrins
th, t-aui, Of ,hs huaas hs'r. Iasirat of pu.srs-
.,rg Oh. h-stia. aai f,nc'i pSnP"ui's Of at AIT.
n.I pr,p.r,i,oa.. .ssh Beu'. nr-sss, Sc u
. q o5olins vegetable o,l, h,ghy psfiums,l, ani
sStf.an.l, sgrc~.bLc snd c-sa,. A. imparts e
healthy natural gla.. a. the hair. do NJ hest
tate Ia fscomnsad 1t o. OF iaH itend.. li.'dic''
fsmlS Magazine.
SOLD b, Balr, \ Go. and pf Rn't, Paris; and
ID . Noye., Nor~s,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

Jane. T. Clark. Paris ba. been appoint
ed and qualified as Jsilsr; and Cakes L.
BOsvor.h, Canton, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
DI E D.

In Norway. lsi inst, Mrs. Esther BumPus.
aged 81 wear. and 10 moaihs.
IN Soath Pari.. l5,h inst. Susan Ellen, daush-
ter Of sylsaaas and Susan StuuevaHt. aged u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
n A R RE .

u Norway. 81 Inst. f, b, Rev. J. 4. Sow. Mr..
Bssjamia x. Prsu TO Ms. iOlia A. Morsy. both
of Oxiotd.
In South Paris. Jan. let. Nc. Jane. ID. Bit.
ling. To Ms. Ahbie A. PaItridgr. both Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
Importing Houses,

u Bo.ion. he think. be eau fs'n'.h gooi. cheaper
than can ~ laund ih,. sale II lla.ioa.
IL Ia. WATCHES 81 Am~',csn, Ssi.s, Eag.
G.h .ni rrsnch, Iiunting and Opea Faced. Gold,
Silver ani Uih cases.
>rECTtCLE>. OF all kinl.. all auy qusni,,,
81 slas. to oct IN oil Spectacle iio~'. 10 suit all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
A, the LOWEST CASH PRICE,

COUNTRY DEALERS will DO well To call
On HIM snd ave heir irrigh, from The cil,
pEDpiI.RS Will hrd u br their advantage 20
call upoa han aad stock up. Bsing IN connections
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
Bcccher's Sermons.

THE nuhli.h.r. ~ the .OSTON TRAVEL
i IER h.y~ m,d- o. arrangement Nth Re-.
H,.,V Val Bs,cAsr. ~ pu,Ii.h ever Saturday
,irinI the .nsd,py Neif, Phnn'griph'r report
~ h.. evening" di.rnaf.~ lilfr''rI a. b.. congr'.
,,t,,r A. large. rhr.r .eun,n' viii 10 frVi.ed
m W. B.,rlsr himself. lni p-ih'A'i - ~ aiA''
.lpsr The, s,l h. s.ued ~ the Dl,l, Ssmi-
Wrck', ,ni Week., Traveller.
ratti,ulaf ,ticr, IN Z. pad ,n tho TR,NTitFr
a. Fg,,,-. Ant D.s,,'iir Ns'ss, Sap N'e'. Ns'-
I,f. aAd N'sst Nal.s The proprietor. ace dsicr-
m,n.,l that shilr The, nn,.h ih" cheapest a.
p-r It ,hill ~ no '.Tett L. interior 10 The beet
p,p-f. in The rounip.
me REVIEW OF TllE WEEk. swnm,.
D., nT ~ The srW. ~ the N-rk, With uuning
c,mmeutaf, upon The most Important events, hy
une 81 The Il II anI most experienced ~riirf' ~
the rurltry, tupthrr feature peculiar 10 thu
ra,e.Ir, ,ni aldo e. 'iiIy a. o. N'hr
W vii imn,,h the p,pc'' on The iollosins
term.
p.il,. .,nsir c7pN ser'r 20"
iNs 'upirs, ~
semi.W~sh. Single copy,
4 c.ub Ut tee, 1'
We,kl,, .,ngir copy,
el.h II e., 10. -
49, rpr rpp, ~ the gritsr ~ ui he club.
.g'Caa slsIy' ~ ad,fss'.
wOETInNGTON. FLANDERS & CO..
TUTitsrrr'.
For ale l., al Nrs, igsnt..
Who---. Agrnt. NJ B,.,un, J.hs j. Dyr s.
Go. a. WiIhtms & Co.. Fui,fAsR a. 20. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

THE OLp FAsmoNrD fKE. The truth OF
the following ineiden, can be relied on.
TIE other duy at the dinner table Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, man irou
the extreme south was inddlsing in noisy
talk and maxim: himself very conspicuous
and offensive by the utterancs OF the most
radical dsunion and traisOrou' son'imeni'
against the government! \ quiet gentle
naa, who sat nearly opposite him, waited
unti! he had about exhausted his TRADE,
when he electrified the table by addressing
the bra:sart thus, "S,r, dou't know who
YOU are. nor where you come lrsn; but II
you were aboard my vess' and altering such
sentimout., | would b. n; you ~ the yard
arm m Eve minutes" The traitor arose
alter little while aud inquired Of by
.iander who that gentleman was. THAT
!. Captain Fauncc Of the revrnus cutter
Harriet Lane Hartford Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

Jrsr TxurrE. The BJ-,on rran'sriP, Of
Friday week says
"LiErr GENTR,L SCorr-Thi. old Seter-
an, whose services TO the country in past
time. have yudeared his name TO every pat
rot. j. daily adding hi. claims upon the
,-,titude Of hi. countrYmen. Fearless and
true among the hithIcss aud ireaeherOu'
incumben,s OF oGee. be s fOr the adoption
Of such measures as shall eGcc;ually quell
oil symptoms Of rebellion to federal author
NV wherever it sho~s its bead.
The closing portion Of the illu'iriou'
commanders public career is signalired by
deed. which render hi. former achievements
m behalf OF the government inslcnihcant in
COMPARISON. Whether his eIsriiOn. are
successful or not, postcri,y will remember
them with grateful emotions"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
BooK BIND NC.

We woalI invite all ps,,on' who have Book
BISDING 10 H. dnhs. 10 give usaral. We
have Ezra, fIoILItIr., aad can ~afnn's''-
i.f,siion.
A. ~ t.s'''",
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

NttA, AT - n VIVA
C,IIERlFF'S NOTICE. The several ooronef'
= within and or the County of ONiord are
hsr,b, not,6ed. in accordance Nth Section ~,
chapter i0i. Of the Revised Statute. OF Ma'ne,
that The unlcr,isnei has b-en duly elected aud
o,i,I,6eI A. sHIRIFr within sni toI sa,d Couniy
Of Oxford. JOSEPH i' 'oLbi.
Iumiofd. Januiry !, ls6i.
NOTE LOST. All Per.on. are hereby eau.
toned sgains, purchasing note Of hand
signed by the subscriber and made PAYABLE 10
DAVID X. IIa.,iag. OF oder, lor twenty -four (2O
dollar. ani dated April eleventh, 1859. a. the
same has been paid.
HENRY A. SMALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11
Real Estate for Sale.
lin.in,,.. ln Id b. llr,rcht

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY situated IN,
i the village 81 AadOVF Corner, known A. the
Crocksu s.IUs. sormerk oso-l All corrupted by
the hrr LEVI. Cm,keit AMI y. u 'uckeit. AMI
mo,. rcc.nll, h, the lat. ~. :. 4 AIsn, aad at
pss.enl occspud b, Nathan Drs.."', Thi. prop
sriS oaa.si.l. ui alsiui .Nesa scTea OF 'et suPe-
80, hnI. With Dr.rly new , slot I'd house, i,Hit
and flashed ~ The mast superior ulaa"er, With =
gooI and Ss.6ashci b''a, aloot ~ b! 10 ieet,
ani .ulablr ouIlallIlngs.
Ala, Iar Ts,rtn slsni sdoiniag. and the store
ani loI on which ii.l..i.. ~ the opposite SIDE e
the fyII,
The ahn,s property ~,A h. .nll nw II applied
fof ,aon. and tern. Of pay ment made EASY.
Zoo particulars ,nqnus Of the .uh.crllct, at
Anlo,., Co,aef. l.. q. ALLEN.
Andcvct, SEPT. ist .lSG0. 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Whereas,
~ Nbsu ~. Gsrf,,h. William 1eu,.h, j..
William 10. Cf"ok.' sei Samuel S.suip- -,
ed. 90 the Iweniy "a inlh dsS u Augu.t ~ the
,-at OF ouf i.1fi oS- thoussnd eight hundred ani
90, -.iN, con'eS tnas crrtsn parcel oi hni s''u'
ai.i ~ ihs tusa 1T B,ihrl, ~ the touuiy II OS.
ntL, sni STAT. II Macs. cuataiaing ahuul hiS
actvs. together With the steam mi'l aud all other
hiiug. thstcoa. NOE 90 lee, iam'tt gage, which
mortgage !. DOL, recorded "a the lIsy''ui 81 Decd.
,ot .i,i Coat, OF o,f,td, 1t Pan. ~ .s,i C"nn-
" .ts.ok los. page. -. - ani Is. reference To
'sa,i recofd. l-,ns had 60 description oi '''d
pr,mi.,s. aaI ~her.s., the cunii'iun 81 sad
u.o'tsag- :. bruAen, b, rra'Ou Of the n"np'Nmeni
ofih- moa-y .rcafri tAsr,b,, ~ hereby give 40
uc-, pursuaat o. The .tstut~ "a such eases made
add provided. that sr claim possession Of said
land, and 10 iof-clo.. sa'i pougsg. ioI ooaiitiOa
Lsoksa. IRA &. HiNBNi.L,
O'NEIl. " ROBINSON, Jt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-01-11

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE. By s,rur Il
"A l,C.n,s irpu, The iipn. Judg- Of Probate for
The CountY 81 OSiori, there ~ill ~ .oh At public
ssct,on. (aales. pfeViousl, d,.posci IT At pn'Air
.ale,) 90 M,nds,. tn e~'cnlh day Of frhuir,.
Ap. lS6I, at Que o'clpck 4. VI. on the piem,,
80, the property belonging to the estate oi Rrbcc'
"a Ahe. late ct NORWAY. dscca.ed. knosn a. The
Machine Shop. land. water pri''lesr. &c, the
same bein, ialulBt-rrd With mortgage and AZ.
tschm-n,. R.irr,Ucc bciug had To the COAT.
Record tot particulars,
GEO. " MiiLErr.
No,s.N Ian = IsSl Adin. 81 said estate.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-12-12
The true Grounds OF Public Prosperity.

Mr.. Walsh in one of his recent letters from
Paris to the Journal of Commerce, thus cities for
our instruction a passage from the memoirs of the
philosophic statesman ChatedubriGRd, in relation
to his great work on the So Genius of Christian
ity:"
Instead of looking back with reference to the
benefits and institutions of religion, l would en-
deavor to show that Christianity is the soul of the
future and of human liberty that the redeeming
and Messiah creed is the sole basic of social equal
ity, that it alone can establish equality, because
it places in contact the necessity of duty as 4 cor
receive and regulator of Democratic instinct.
Legality does not suffice to restrain, because it is
not permanent it derives its force from the law,
and the law is the work of men who pass and
who change. A law is not always obligatory it
may always be altered by another the reverse of
this-mordhty as permanent 10 has internal
strength, because IL springs from 1nImIfd6Le order:
IL alone can ihnpart durability. L should show
that, wherever Christianity has prevailed, it has
changed mind and spirit rectifed the notions of
just and unjust substituted affirmation or belief
for doubt ; embraced all humanity in its doctrines
and precepts. L would have striven to measure
or conjecture how far we are still removed from
the entire fulfllment of the gospel, by calculating
the number of ills destroyed, and ameliorations
operated in the eighteen centuries elapsed on this
side of the Cross. Christianity works slowly,
because it works everywhere IL does not address
itself TO the reformation of a particular community,
ii IdbOrS for society IN general; its philanthropy
stretches to all the sons of Adam this it ex-
presses with wonderful simplicity, in its most COM
mon aspirations, in its daily ~orisons-when it
says to the crowd in the temple-Lct us pray for
all that suffer on earth. What other religion ever
held that language The Word did not make
itself flesh in the man of pleasure /; it is incarn-
ated in the man of sorrow, with n view to the
REIMBURSEMENT of all-of universal fraternity
a bOundless salvation. ~. Y. EranqeHst.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-12-12
THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.

NEw POEN.-Alexander Smith, the new poet,
whose transit across the literary heavens caused
such a stir a few years since, is out with a new
poem, which We find reviewed in the Athenaum.
1t is called Edwin of Deira,'' and the scene is
laid an the old Saxon times when heroes fought
for Princesses. The awakening of the maiden's
love for Prince Edwin is finely told:
roneEarl through prime Of noon the hunters wound
AMI heightened color. Voice and elang q hOol
Became a noisy nothing in her ear,
a world removed The wOman's heart that woke
v ithin the ginish bOsOm-ah too soon -
Familiar to her childhood, AMI TO stni
And maiden thoughts, upon a sudden dipped
i an unknown sweet land of delicate light
p.,inely ARID, but where each rose and leaf
wa trembling, as IL haunted by a dread
OF coming thunder. Changed in one quick hour
From bd TO rose, from child to woman, love
From out The hII Atlantic n aIess 1 Sass
Within the chamber Of the careless stream,
That erst ran chatterng with the pebbIe-stones-
The Prince has won her heart, and the old
king gives him her hand. He also gives his sons
and an army to Prince Edwin, that he may go to
recover his lost kingdom from Ethelbert, his old
enemy. The Prince makes n brave dash for it:
By midday We were On them ere they knew,
% Etheloert; Ike some Wild beast 1t bay,
FoaghI but to Kill while he was being killed.
And tho 90 knit in love their noble hearts
Yet each grudged each his death. So when the sun
Broke thro' the clouds at setting, on a mound,
Stood EtheIbert, surrounded by his lords.
known by his white steed and his diadem,
A"a Oy MS Eotuen dru1OT blurred win blood.
Gainst him with but a single score Of knights
The Princes spurred. Many were ridden down
In shock Of onset. Regner's horse was speared,
And rearing forefeet that paved the sky,
Fell backward on his rider, in whose side
A thirsty arrow stuck. Prince Edwin then.
With axe, and arm up to the elbow red,
Drove up his horse 'gainst Ethelbert's, and struck,
Crushing the diaden and head at once,
And rode him down.
As n happy bit of description, take the follow
ing picture of n desolate lone churchyard out in
the western isles of Scotland. 1t reminds us of
the old graveyard in Marshfeld, Mass, in which
Daniel Webster is buried:
A broken wall surrounds the field Of dead
The gate stands open for no man to pass
And carven crosses with their runes unread
Lie sunken in a sea of withered grass.
This image, too, is opposite and powerful:
The army moved
Onward, like thunder's corrugated gloom
Rolling DER desert hills, with fire reserved
For other lands.
The :" thunder's corrugated gloom" is an ad-
mirable bit of condensed description.
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Elk LATE ARRIVALS.
BROWN DRILLS AND SHEETINGS,
3O-INCH SHIRTINGS,
BLEACHED SHEETINGS, Asst. Widths
BLANKETS, all grades and c~olors,
PRINTS & DELAINES, in great variety.
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
ALEXANDRE'S GENUINE KID GLOVES.
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
DAVIS & JONES' SHIRTS.
FLANNELS, HOSIERY, &c.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
BRUSSELS AND 3-PLY CARPETS,
NEW PATTERN.
PAPER HANGINGS.
DRUGGETS.
MATING, HOLLANDS, HEMP CARPETS.
AGENCY FOR
Jewett'S and COmOn'S Oil Cloths.
For sale for Cash, or to first class, prompt paying trade, at r
FRAME BAKER.
ITO and 112 Clay Street.
2S5-6m san Frnnci-co.
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LII PERSONS OR RESIDING
IA on these Islands, should not fail to send a set of G.. Ill.
Bnrge..' Views of Honolulu to their friends abroad,
as they will convey by far a better idea of the Scenery, Habits,
Customs, etc, Of this place than any works or prints ever pub
hshel- To be had Of E. BURGESS,
llS-c293 Fort street