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Oxford Normal Institute,
so. PARIS. ME-.
THE VAIL TERN viii Commence on Mon.
i day, sept. I'd. and oontinSe ten weeks.
TUIrios,

Common Esgli.h, $500
Higher Ensl..h add Lansunse,. 400
Th. Academy baiiins has recently beea "
u,d.lel aaI j. 10 BE- newly furnished. The
.russi- ar- made pleasant and desirable. The
school d. nov established on ne~ aud permanent
tasi.. Arrangement. are being rapid, Completed
10 supply the seh..ol With an .fheieai corps OF
Teachers IN each deparmsai, from Elementary
Ehsi.h 20 the Natural science. and Languages
The coarse IL iastISetioa will IL thorough and
practical sad every effort put hrth In give al
members OF The school systematic kno~ledge OF
the bsahehss thew may be par.aihs. ~heiher as
preparatory 10 a ools,lats oo9.f. as teaehers. OF
ios active Business.
Board can h. obtained in good families. and at
the public hOase, at IRON ~ so % So 90 per
week. exclusive of Wood sad lights.
For father particulars address the Priseipal.
or Al,sh Iisr.ey. Esq, South Paris.
). q. NoRCROSS, Principal.
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Osvosp, ssf AS Cs.u sf Prohsis ksidst Law.
~, vi,hss .sd &c iAs Cs.ssy 81 Oxissd 90 he
io,k DIV sfJ~.s. Al. Irst.
GEORGE r. HAMNONs. si~ssss'ss'ss o.
NJ he estate e Thss.ss J. 1is.~s.ss. L's a
Level. 10 .s,i css.sy. dsc~.sed. h.s'.f ys..>-'.
81 he k~.f ssss.-s sfsi~sssssfsis-a ~ ih< estate
~ sd s~c~s.sd 90 slls~s.oei
Osa~s~si. that The sss Ad.ss.s'rssss give
ssa's 70 81 pssssss harvested b, csss'ss earys'
'hss cdr 20 10 v.sd.sA~d ,As.~ .e<ks ..nsss-
IN aid Csss' y. thss they s.sy sp,-ss Of Q Pc.
ls,s Cs~, 10 n hill 81 f.s,s " sa.i Cs..s,.
o. IN. ,h,sd Tss.is, ~ Jsl, sss,. s,....- of The
sL.k % ths f.sear.a s.i shes s.ass "a a., they
have, ~hy the ss@s .Assh 80 10 sii,..d.
ELISHA wtNr'ER. Jsis..
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OsVoap. ss.-Ai Ce.r ef Probate hsii ., Pa
ri.. within ssi &c the Coss,y % Osiefs. 90
the third Tuesday, ~ ysse. A. ID. 1881.
TOEL A. MARBLE, sdmi-,s,rs,os ea the 80.
81 tate al Loan, u. MasbL. isis oi DixksLl. -
.sid Coaaiy. decc.sed, having presented be-.
.ocoad soossst of sdaisis'ra,,oa 81 the ssnie ~
said dses&sed fss suo~sses: and aise his private
account against aid estais &c slL~sscsi
O,dosd, that the said sdm'r give notice To
al pes.oas Interested, by eassiag . copy 81 ihis
order In be psbl,.hed 10 the Osfosd Dsmces,.
rsin,ed al Paris. that they nay appear NJ Pro-
late Coar Ia liz holden al Paris 10 ssid eosaiy
"a the third Tuesday Of Jaly neat. at niae 81
the clock in the 6renooa, and shew cause " any
the, have Why the same shouh MT l- allowed.
ELISHA WINTER. Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We. having
Jt-en api'o,nied 10y the Judge OF Pfobsi. fpr the
Couniy of Orfooi, Conn,s.ioner, q receive aud
examine the clam. II he creditors 81 John ksley.
late Of Mexico. 10 said coun,y, decreased, whose
-.t.t. /. appreciated as ,nso.'rat. give notice
that six monih. are allowed TO said creditor. TO
bring IN nai prove their claims; md that We sill
sii,ni To the service assigned u' at the store Of
Henry W. Park. in Mexico. on the h.t Thur.
day. II Jul, and Jaauary neSt, from one u i've
o'eock, y. VI.
HENRY W. PARK, )c..,..,
DAVID y. BROWN. "'""''O''
Mexico, yane -, 1851. -
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A DMINIs TRAITORS SALE. by 'i,rse 81
u license from III, hoaoribk Judge Of Probate
Sc the coaniy oi Osf'fd, the unds'.gn-d. si'
mini.Irsiof 81 the estate Of Rsusi =. Gordon, lat.
al frnkiin Plantation IN ,aid county, viii sell
H., puLlr OF pfi'si. sale On SATURDAY, Aaga.i 10
1861. at ten o'oock b. The fo'spooa. on the prem
i,e., 90 much Il the real estate of which .a'd
decreased died .eiisd and po..s'.sd, a. vii pro-
durc the of four hund,-d jolis's.
June 81, Is6I. GEO. W. GORDON.
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ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
4 true copy-ailea' J. n. IIoHss, Register.

The Subscriber hereby give. psl'lie notice that
be- has i-ea daily sppo,al-i By the Iio"oraol.
Jaig- ~ Probate a.. al. Cooa,y Of Oxford, sad
a..u,~d the true, Of exseu,w Of the Last viii aud
te.tam.ai of
WILLIAM p. HALEY. hate of Brownhsld.
!, the Coaaty of Oxf"d, deceased. by irving
tond as the law directs. lie therefore requests
Ill person, wko are ,ndehed 20 the estate OF said
deceased IN NIKE inm.ii.,s payment. and those
who have any demand. thereon 10 exhibit the
same Ia
Jsne 20. 1861. ALPIIEUs x EATON.
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n A r ED .

II Peru. Js-. -. BY ssnssl iIoi@s. E.asire
NJ J & Mcody 10 Mis-. Eliza J Dursc.., both Of
llauiord.
In Ss-,l,a. Jul, Ith. BY Rev A l. ksadsll. Mr.
William u kRoshai, u Sweden. to Mics Mary
Parker. Of LSseH.
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GUARDIANS SALE Of real estate IN Sac,


UARDIAN'S SALE Of real estate IN s~e.
VI den. By virtue of a license from the Ilon.
Judigr u Probate Cor the Couniv of Oxfc'd. ]
shall sell al public auction, On The premises, %
Thursday the twelfth day of sepIemb-r neat. at
one o'clock, =. ~, the farm aiely owned ani
occupied 10y samuel brigham of sweden. Tue
farm is situated 10 the norh.astsiiy part of swc-
dea. fsw rod. from school house and near the
Msihod,.t church. u oonisins fifty acre. Of hni.
we'll waisred, add aboat thirty acres under i'm.
psos.m-"t-d.yided into pasisrase and iillsg..
The held. are fenced with stone wall. There 10
q large orchard upon the place. !" good bearing
condition. Ab,ul fifteen ton, Of hay are snnu.li,
Gu, upoa the farm. Tern. made known at time
of sale. EDWIN sANDERsON, Guard.
T.. W. WOODBURY., Aaeiioneer.
Sweden. June 20. 1861. ~
n. B.-Ths grass spoa said harm Will be soI
July i1h, ats o'eIosk, A. n. ne pabiie auction.
On the premises. l.. sANDERsON.
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OxvoRD. s,-A, q Cour, OF Pr,hais he'll a,
Paris, within and lor the County ~ Oxiort.
Oh the third Tuesday OF June, AID. 1851.
M the petition Of HtRRlEr y. PiIlLBRiCk,
" widow Of Jane. PhiIbsiek, late 81 Andoves,
in said County deceased, prsyins that her DOVE
nav he assigned and o., out TO nee. in hsf la'r
husband. estate, snI that Commissioner, b. ap.
pointed fos that pafpose;
Ooiosf. That the said petitioner give notice To-
al persons interested, by causing copy OF hi.
order 20 be pablshed three weeks sscces.i,ely 90
the ox'ord Democ.a, pSinied at Paris. that tn,
may appear at Probate Coart 10 he hell al Pa.
III. ia said county. ~ the third Tuesday Of Jolly
neat. at niue O'Clock In the breaoon. aai shss
cause, II any they have. Why the saaa shosld
not be- grsaied.
ELISHA WINTER. ledge.
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y. a. f,.r... El..l, W,.tr, y.i.. u P,.la

10 "a. H,.vssi, Ei.A, W,ato. J-is' Of P,Ota o
f., "a, C,.ny " OgfWds
"ANSAH fKfNCII, .'lf.'"'str.''is q" 81 b
III estate u Isaiah fwarh Late 81 AIha"y
.n,i Couniy. deceased. ~, pscifll, represent
That the per,on,l estate Il said deceased 10 q. t
.uiiic,-n, 10 pay the ja.t debt. which be owed 90
The time ol b.. death.
Your petitioner tfsrefrs pny' yOor hoa"'
~oalI sr,ni her fcsn.s 10 ell NJ puhlie rpfi'si
.aI- and convey all 81 the real estate Of 'a'd d.
ceased %. mv H. n-scs.sry iof The Psyme1 "l
aid dsLt. sni accidental sh,rgss.
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The ssbscrih-r hereby gives public notice that
che has l~en duty appoiatrd by the honorable
Judy of Probate Tor the county OF Oxfo,d and
assumed the trust 81 EAscu,rx Of the last will and
~slaIueat ol
NATHANIEL. q. FRENCH late Of Norway,
Ia said coS",y dsceassd. by giving bond a. the
Law directs. She Therefore re,rests MI persons
who are indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased
20 make Immediate payment, and those who have
any demands thereon to exhibit the sane to
June Is. 1851. MARY l.. FRENCH.
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O,roRp, s.-At Comt of Probate h~li ri
Fusbofg, wilma ,ad iof the county ofosiot .
On the twraii.th "a, of jan. a. ", i-bi,
7 RONARD 4. BERRY sdmini"ra'oron tn
r.la,. of Fr,ac-- J. iIsmber. lrle oi De-
m,Tk - .,id C~''niy, d-~rs.-,l. having Prs.eni.
b.. fret add 6nal sccouni II sdmini, alton of III
estate of ,aid drcsssed fr allowance;
Ord,r,f. That the . ! administrator give n.
t,or a. al -r.ons Interested, by c,a'ing copy ~
ihi. oolsr 10 h. pablish~i three weeks .occ-.'i''
/, 10 the OSiod Democrat printed at PARE, ih..
the, may appear AZ Probate coart 10 " held
Paris, 10 sad r"antY, on the third Toe.dsy &
JnIy neat at MA. o'clo,k ~ the forenoon, ~. l
,hr~ cause. " an, they have. Why ih- same .hOul
not be allowed.
ELISHA WINTER. Jmlgs.
A LIZ. ......-nii..I. 4 - Hmm Rrri.Irr-
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HANNAH FRENCH.
o,,o.p. m-A, a court ofr"b't. h.n"w.

OsToHD, sat cour, ofPrb,ts bell at W.
istiord, oa the nins,ern,h day Of Jo"e \. u
ls6i.
Ga the ior,going peiiiion Ordered. That ih"
aid reiiioo-r give noiio~ 10 al pef'oa. iaisres'
Ell by csu.'ng copy NJ b.. PETITION ~',h ths %
Der ihe,,oa, 10 h. puhli.hed three weeks sucos'
.i,.I, IN the OSiotd Democrat, newspaps' p''n' =
81 Al PaTs. ~ .s,d CoanIy that they may apps" r
Of Probate Cont 90 L. held al PARIS on IN. lhi
Tuesday ol Jolly as,t, at nine O'clock ~ the Tor
s,oa, AID .hss cause. 4 an, hey have. ~hy III
,stse .houli not L. grated. -
ELISHA WINTER, Judge.
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OtroxB. sat- Cosrt Of Probate held atPs.
80, ~i,hia ani Zoe the ooaa,y ofosio'd on III"
third Tuesday oiJua~, 4. ID. 1861.
GA the foregoing Vrtiiioa ONDthrD. Thhih'
aid pe,ii,oaer give notice 10 al person. n,srs.,s
d, esu.ins q copy Of b., pciitioa. with thi. ord
4 eoIr. ihsr-oa. 10 be pphli'hed three weeks 80"
ee..i'rly 10 The Oxford Drmocrst. = oe~.Psps
ptiaisd 1T Paris, 10 said COuaiy, tat thsy MS
APPEAR alta Pfolaie Court to he bod At Par. o.
the third Tuesday ofJaly ".St, a, a'ns o'elock -
the E,.aoOa, AMI .h-w cau.s. u cay they have 4.
wb, the sane .houll MT H. granted.
ELISHA WINTER. Jsir.
A tue cop, Of peiilioa asI order ofcein 'hs'eo'
Aus.t; J. \. IIoBHs, Rsgis,v.
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Jsas 20. iss,. ALrnEUs II EATON.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. Notice !,
~ hsr.,, Ei,ea tia, iieu,ek &. Ds',. ~ Os.
fri. IN the Couaiy Of Oxfotd, State Of Mann.
b, HI. deed of mbriysse dated the isalh ds, u
April. 4. ID. eighteen hundrei aud sisiy, coo.
,e,~d tn Geors. Gilman h Co. y certain ps'cel
II laad with the bu,liing. ih.reoa. situated at
Boanl'. poai village ~ Woodstock 10 sad coon.
~, t-iny the San. premises f.'msri, occupied 10y
.aid Dave. aid dss'l h~,nz recorded 10 the o..
lord Reg ,.iry Of Deeds. book I'D. page i5t,~h'eh
,s,d mortgage Va. duly assigned To The saisuign.
81 by deed dated the se,ssih day Of January, A.
-. 1861. b, Charle. J. Morris AMI Cie'nsnt Phin.
ns,. msmls. of the hrm ~ George Gilman and
Company; aaI the condition 81 'aid mortgage
l-iag bsoksn. by reason whereof the uadsrsignsd
claim. a forccIo.ur- of the sane.
GEORGE GILMAN.
e Portland. jane 10. 1861. ~
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TO IN. Hoo. Elisha Winter. Jul.e Of Prob-'~
g., thu Coaniy ~ Osfofd.
VO-HPH I. CHAPMAN a1mini.trator oi Oh '
81 estate 81 J.me. philbnck ht" 81 ando's
IA .sd County, deceased. respectful! represent .
that the ,er,onal estate Of 'aid decra.ed '' no.
.uiiic,cat To- pay the Just debts. which he Owed ..
the time u hi. death. by the SUN Of three hand .
drei ,nL h6y dollars.
Your pe,ir,oosr lhsf,lore pray. ,Our hono'
~ouLl gr.t h,m l,c-n.s a. I'LL pulIic 90 p'i'si
al. ADD eoay., so muah oi IN. rial estate 81 'a'i
decreased a. may l.. necessary ~ the p'y'nrn, .
aid d.ls. aaI iac, icntal charges.
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7 OsT. On Saturday last. b-,~csn pns III,
/ all Norway Village, Diary. h' Is6l. The
book cv.,ais-i ..s-rsl seoo'',,- sad ~ the I,o"k
u Vas n note 81 haul Coz 500, signed BY Ge."ge
l.. Ferry. payable TO me. Pu,oa. are eau, ioo~d
against Purchasing .l,d note, a. payment h's lsen
stopped. A .ai,abl- wwafd viii H. gwen 10 any
oae Who Will r,tarn the boz. With IL. con,eui. To
me. J. a. FERRY.
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No deduction ior ab.eace the first and last week.
For fSr,hs, IA ticslsr. sddrs.. the Principal.
II. UPTON. % I. A. DENisoN, at Norway,
Ne -
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Paints and Oil.

4 GOOD ASSORTMENT. k'P. eea''s"'ly
! - on hand. and ior sale at price. which cannot
TAIL 10 suit pu'eh,'e''.
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Lumber for Sale.

S,ilAvED Pine AMI Cedar SHINGLES.
- Saved fi' AID Spruce. Do.
rle by &. y. KNIGHT.
Bpsul'. Pond. Junc 20. 1861. -
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DI z D.

In brooklyn. Ne. York. JAY 9Th, Me. Mar.
garrett \ Oong. aged y.
IL Fry.bafg, Jsly =, sa.ar. osiy daughter Of
Edward shiIIsy, 81, aged ~.
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To N. hs-.s..ls Jsas. % fras's.le' the Gees
" q Ostssa.
v1iE y-s---. s.s ,-y-e~-ssr-. ~ ELIZA a.
u fAIhick. r--sd,s. q s.o.h NJ. rr.sk ~,
s.i wtii..- a. fsssrsk a D-....sk. b. The e.ss-
O, % Osis~a, ss-.s.. s~.,-ssh.ll, .A~.., ,A,i ihs
ss.i s.isss srs ~,ssi AL ps.-ss..-i q s.st..s
zeal eslsSs. Situated ). ss.A Dssa.sk ssi de-
.s,a-.S 90 E.ils..i ~ s..-s.sa. Il A.--s }. N.
s,sI estate 81 i.s,i q. Patrick lac ~ Ue.-.k,
"a s..i Cas.iy. 90 h~fet,tsss ss.ig.>d - Eliza 4.
P.n,-k, -sss- q ...J t>~., ". F.v,ei. }. 60 %
sps. ssi s-i.s,asd s.-ssr sad ss'sss hs'o.
That sad estate 70 sspseiscii.s 81 ssy bss-hs
N ssii mssss. sad that "a wii H. &c the 'a,ssest
A s.,d s.issfs that the s.ms shosli b. ssLi and
the psose~ds pot cot .ai s~esrri Os interest.
she taes.tsss pssys yoas hossS that she may 10
..sh.s,seJ AL ssps~er.i .reesbiy On hw 10
ell .i pstie sss the shave asscrisi real -. ate.
~ s.-h part sf a ss 90 ys., Op'a.oa ,as, u, es-
pssi,s.,. Al Of which % ,e.p-siislly sss~,tisd.
ELIZA A. PATRICK
O.vosD, Sat- q Cosrt Of Probate held a.
Fyes-ws. ~,ihia ssi SIC the eo.aiv OF Oxio'd,
ya the 10Th day of Jsss. A. ID. 1861.
Oa the psis zoo aforesaid ordered. That aoi'c'
h. y',sa BY psbish'ax copy Of thi. pstiiios.
nth this os,ies ihsfeoa. three weeks soceesiives
!. the Osiord Deaoerat. . Newspaper psiated -
pasis, that al pevsoas may s,isad on the this 4
Tsesdav Of July asxt, at . Coso of Probate then
20 D. holden ri PARIS. AID shs~ c4ase, " any,
~hy the prayer of said petition shooh MT granted.
sssh notice Ia BE- gives l-ior. sas Court.
ELISHA WINTER, J.is,.
A true eopy of pet,tioa and order 81 Court their.
on. A,ie.,i J. \. HOBBS. Register.
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ELINIIN WINTETI, JhIgr'
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Oxford White Lead.

WYE NJ, having pc, up IN ,ia esn' the ah",s
w bsasd Of i-ad. expressly ior cur o~n trade.
Th,. aIiicI- We warrant 10 be 'orf,o' Ia anything
~ the market at the same price.
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""' ''P'-J j. :. nous.. R.s-,~.
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~ =. .AsDErw'. their Au'y.
Paris, July 10. i-oi.
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A true copy IL pet,tioa and or,isr Of Cosr, their.
on, A,te.t, ]. y. HOBBS. Register.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURES. Where's

sums-t, Jsly 6, Issi.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
Small Bed Chambers.

There is reason to believe that more
cases of dangerous and fatal diseases ARE
gradually eneendered annually by the hah-
it Of sleeping in small unveniilatel rooms.
than has occurred from cholera atmos-
phere during any year since it made It's APP
pearauce in this country. Very many per-
sons sleep in eight by ten rooms---that is.
rooms the length and breadth Of which null
tiplied together, would make just 800 Gu
bic feet, while the cubic space for each bed,
according to the English apportionment for
hospitals. Is 2,l00 feet. But The more ii
order TO give The air Of room Tie highest
degree Of freshness The French hospitals
contract for complete renewal Of the air
of room every hour, while the English
assert that double the amount, or over 1.
600 feet per hour is required. -Four ,hous-
and feet Of air every hour and yet there
are m1liitudes 10 the city Of New York who
sleep with closed doors aud windows, Il
rooms which do not contain "A tlloasand Gu
bic feet Of space, aud that thousand feet /:
TO last all night-at least eight hours--ex-
cept such scanty supplies as may be obtain
eli Of any fresh air which may insinuai,
itself through little crevices by door Of
window, not an eighth Of an inch in thick
ness But when il IS known that. in man,
cases, man and wife and infant sleep Ia
bilUally in thousand feet rooms, it is y,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
Hints on Sowing Garden Seeds.

Nature covers lightly. She scaiters seed
from the ripened stalk, for rains TO wash in
to the earth, or the falling leaves to cover.
The gardener often plants too deeply
Seeds which push up a large head, as squash
.es or Lima beans, and others with feeble
stem, like onions, parsneps, etc, can not
well force their way through several inches
Of stiff soil, packed down by heavy rains.
A covering one half inch deep is sufficient
for most seeds--less than that will answer
for many.
IN covering see that Jumps of dirtor small
stones do not take the place of fine earth.
This often happens when the seed is COW
cred by raking the drills leagthvise bet
ter way is, TO pass the back Of the rake
crosswise over the drills. The old fashion
Of cutting up the garden into beds four to
six feet wide, thus wasting large portion
of the ground in useless paths, is now near
ly out Of date, and very properly. a few
long rows If beets, carols, onions, etc.
across the garden are more easily worked
than beds Of short rows.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

Censure Is most efiectual when mixed
with praise. So, when fault is discovered,
it is well 10 look up virtue 10 bear 1t COM
pany.
When cunning man seems the most
humble aud submissive, he is often the most
dangerous. Look out Tor the crouching tiger.
A scnoolboy having good-naturedly help
ed another in difficult ey phering lesson was
angrly questioned by the Dominic. why
did you work his lesson =" To lessen his
work" replied the youngs;er,
Thar OILY can with propriety be styled
refinement, which, by strengthening the IN
tellect, purfes the manners.
WHEN young man complains bitterly
that young lady has no heart, it is pretty
certain sign that she at least has his
Or all monarcls, Nature is the most just
in the enactment of laws. and the most rig
orous in punshing the violation of them.
LOVES sweetest meanings are unspoken.
The full heart knows no rhetoric of words !;
its resorts to the pantomine Of signs and
glances.
COOP ApvIcE.-Never retire at night
without being wiser than when you rose in
the morning, by having learned something
useful during the day.
A SENSIBLE DocToR.--A jolly old
doctor said that people who were prompt in
their payments always recovered in their
sickness, as they were good customers and
physicians could moi afford to loose them.
A good hint and sensible doctor.
SCAN you tell me-" asked blooming
lass, of sutton, "what ship carries more
passengers than the Great Eastern? =
" Wen madam really don't think ! can"
-" Why, it is courtship,' replied the maid
en-, with conscious blush.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17
DIR. C. RI. sRoLES,
Eclectic Inarmary, i21 Co"f' s''e''
uokpoN MASS,

ksCitfaht -
BOSTON, MASS
Having sen oa!iydSa alSoe@ .S0 organs ~, S and
}'s taJ l,n,e practice In this spyeiah4 yo'1n ~
n.y. slle advantage, fog tvatment the "'Fa mas '''
disroYcrci, 80 ,,.st pte,licnl men to
buye been advised BY many OF our pest .nI s mo
,,rt,. mn r,uedies Tor the people snelal l'pm ~"
NM ttat those Who most neeln serNlees aiV lV' SN
fiend where TO direct them. sou, ,r,p,,f., ON
~ rtt l,Ir,rUNr Asp DtniLtA rEn-sfAhNNl V@N''N''N
s,',,<,t WrAhNfss divide into three stage Sc ~.
- NenrlY EMussuNs, whigh nay Erlve le hi'e DsNP'
ut rnre IN a very short tiulr Without tAuie, .tt.
M pttir Dsju>pGs, Thpw are more Eases z, 'a, r
,han tbe world Is aware Of Soine o. the symptoms sS
hib eolo aud scnnty excavations lrum inc v'suuV.
.nai ting sensation Attending it, souetNSs "1 49,
,,,t and al Others uiik ike uppetlen,e, nav e
M, ,r,l many specimens OF this nature, anu ~ ~ 90 y,
tn,l traces OF semen and Albumen, when ., sure y
ne death as Consump tion, unless 4 Is ehcvAeu y! A0
zeal treatment. -,,,
81 Loss on Muscular PowER sueh s,'rs l''f Jti
by similar means ii the patient bein othet"so ''o
health.
I,,st French PrcyentlycS at low prices
see my adVer tscment in the Bosen icfalai 'ua W" va
learn a more full description Of such cases.
Address o. H. SlloLs NJ. d., ~ Court street hoston'
Do,tou J anc 20. 1850. -o'-o
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

BEE Romans. = When robbing bees
attack weak colony having fertile queen,
it is advisable TO remove ii from lis stand 10
a dark chamber or cellar. Set an empty
bee hive in lis place, strew therein hand
fnl or tNoof the steams aud leaves Of worm.
wood, and rub The front Of the hive and the
bottom board therewilh. The assaihuts
will soon fofsake the spot. and the colony
may be replaced on its stand on the evening
Of the following day.-Bes Journal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-17

Boiled BREAD.--Two cups Of Indian
meal; Two cups Of rye one OF -four two
thirds cup of molasses pint aud half Of
milk; add a little salt; large teaspoonful
OF saleraius pour it into a long tin pail /;
put il into pot; have just enough water
TO keep it boiling cover tight, and not boil
into the pail, and keep it boiling three hours,
and you will have loaf of bread without
any crust.