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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31
"A NEW kKD EEFKcTIvE RIFLE.-Fhe New
Haven toohn. y Palladium thus notices new

p "A NEW AND EffkCTiFk hifLh--the new
Haven tOohn.) Palladium thus notices a new
rife: .'1 IS .-..'-i,.,.sa.. III,
1t is in many particulars the old volcanic
repeater, but so improged that it will carry
ounce balls, and when one of these fails 70
explode, il is thrown from the lock, ct the
. moment, the next charge ID put into the
barrel, Both operations Are effected by the
simple cooking OF the gun. The cartridges
Z are OF copperaDd water-tight, And the "leaden
messenger is affixed at the end, so that the
powder and ball are both 10 the same case,
Norman who examines this fire-Arm can fail,
as we think, to pronounce 1t the best and
most efficient ever invented. Il carries if
teen balls, and throws them as rapidly ~ the
lock can be eocked7- that q regiment Of
one thousAnd men can, with these weapons.
throw fifteen thousand bullets ia less than
one minute. Fifteen new charges can be
put into the gun IN minute more IL 4
really marvellous and. we had almost said
q magical gun. -Uc VnH Fe.fg-alsA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

MARRE LossEs.-The aggregate marine
losses in 1860 are $2s 3s2, 900, a little over
one. bali on cArgoes, The losses in 1851, up
to May ], have been $500 900 against
$40, 800, 600 in the same period of 1860.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31
Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL avn ntPsRTIIhr oF TRAINS

The time on the following roads II seven minutes
faster than city time, with the exception OF the
Ohio and Mississippi and indianapolis and Cincin.
natl, which is twelve mirutes Slower.
61NctNNAFf,, HAMILTON AND DAYTON
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

, 0BJEcF OF THE UsIoS ooSVESTioN IN EAST
TENNESSEE object of the Union Con
vention in East Tennessee is thus stated by
PAIson BToY1low;HaF aFHsTHGh8
= Assuming tO be-Iot leaders, but. promi-
nent men in the Union ranks, and believing
{ that the people in the rural districts Of the
country are even ahead of usin their opposi-
tion to The heresy of Secession, and 10 the
late corrupt and unauthorized legislation of
the State, a number of Us, in response to
calls from all parts Of East Tenneisee, called
this Convention-W which is TO be held with
open doors, and with view to compare
opinions, copsHlt ss to what ought TO be
done, in view of all the circumstances sur
ronnding US, having the peace and quiet of
the country in view, and seeking 70 Prevent
any collision among our home people, II
any thing else, or worse, is contemplated we
are not Informed of the fact, aud shall OPP
pose it, let il come from what source II may.
What che action of the Contention will be,
We are unable TO say. II viii be very
lsrge meekpg5 composed Of sensible and pru-
dent counseis. 49,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31
Utica White Lime.


nHHR UNDER SIGNED HAVING INs
III CkEASED their facilities In manufscturing thh
Foolebratsd Lime, aie yrep4ed 70 an erdSrn 70
having them hAed, and in No, eeopsrsge. ard On
us at Otoa lad, will meet with prompt Altsatlon
b ~ fT1'r ~ ~ = I'd g NTfLER GH0WAB.
Utica. Ind. MArnh "a, 1871 ~ is@hL-oDs
WN0R DR. HHBRHN,- -CINUInNATI.
~ Ohio, May u, 1851 TO the AFFLICTED and the
Puclio at Large : My son has had lame les for
over six years, and, after procuring the leading
surRpOps Of this city the bone Was extracted from
the knee 10 the ankle leaving large hesh wound
open. After trying every thing % heal IL apd re-
= oeiying no benefit applied 70. pr. J. HhbGkh.
and In short time he WAS entirely we'll and ls
nov at work at the corner Of Walnut aud Fourth.
BaymiIer, 5 ~ s T J. II. JONES,
Fhs Doctor a the only physician now living who
can kill and cure Cancer without Instrument o.
pals. he also cure. Piles eRd Al kinda Of sores
. o.tlssIs; Pn0shsurA. A. h'ts16{{ nrnsus
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

Last year the West Indies received an ad-
dition of twelve thousand Eve hundred and
forty, one 10 their population, eight thousand
five hundred and three of them being from
India, of whom two thousand one hundred
and sixtyinine went to Trinidad, and five
thousand and seventy, six to British Guinea.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

On Wednesday John Lindsey took the
oath Of allegiance to the Southern Confed-
eracy in Richmond, Va; the first man who
has been "naturaliEed" from Virginia since
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

He also confirms the report that pfomlnent
men continue 10 be seized and conveyed
further into Virginia as hostages for the
safety Of about forty Secession soldiers, nov
in Washington, awaiting orders Of the Gov
eminent. s81id5aG eai t.l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

The Pacific Mill, at Manchester, Conn, was
partially destroy ed by FIRE on SundaYs A
large lot of new and Valable machinery had
JUST been put in, and the loss must be over
$4,000. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

A SECESSION JouksAL's FEAR OF FEpERAL
CoSsoLIDATIoN.--The New Orleans Rissyalns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
ERWIN ROBINSON. As-u'.

o,ToHp. ..-Athr Court Of Counu Cowm'
.ioaefs, hobien az Paris, 10 and hr The Conn
Of ONhtd. on the hr,t Tuesdiy 1t Scp'em'
4. II. i~si.
t'poa ihe i1rvsoing ps,ition, sai''aeicry e'i'
Isut. ha,is. hen received that the pcsit'on'r'
are tr.ppn.thi- and M, inJu,r, nto the nsfts 81
thsi, Implication D.. sNpcdirui, IL - OEnthin,
that ths Cvint, Commissioners meet atthc t~rl'
h,. hos. of >h,run Rohin.pa 20 sA'd >uinusf, on
Nonl,, ,hs Fuuftrvaih ia, II October nsNi. At
~ tea 1T The cl,sk in the FORENOON, AMI
thence pr1creI o. Nies the tuuis msni'ooed ~
sai4 f.,iiiun immediately a'irf ShichN.e~ abrhr'
~. ofthe pafties ani Witn@ssrs ~illbc bad some
convenient place Doe the NicinilN, nd such o'h't
iasa.ar.. tsl~a 90 the Ptsuii-ss q. The '"'"o'-''"
90. shall Jut.- proper. N % - iurthei oriefrd
that notice ~ the TINE. place ani pufpnse OF the
Junui.ssilnrfs' uertiug a'lttsaid u gNeh 10 aH
frf-an. ani corporations intrrrsir 70, csusins At
tested cup.. Of saij Ist,ton aod ,hs order 'hste'
On a. L~ ssrysi on ths t,spsc'iSs CistAs ~ he
town. 81 laifufd and >umnst, ani also posted
up m three puh.ic places ga each Il said towns
Ant pabI,.Lel thee wr-ks saerv--is-ls IN
The ONiufd DcusDcfat ns~sTsprr ptinirsi al Ia
49,. a. ,aii couui, II ONfpfd, the bret - sa'd p'-
hc.t,oa. ali each ol Ihe other au,,ces, L. L.
made. served ard posted al least thirty d,ys l..
frfv said time II m~et,ng. tu the cni that all PCT
sons and co5P'r,,'un' nay thea and thee arp"''
aad shrw caule II aay thss have, My the
PRAYER Of aid pciit,po,rs shuull not j. wasted
Aus.t: SIDNEY rERllAN, tLtk.
true cop, 1T said rsti,sn snd Order VI Cart
Auysu SIDNEY PERilAM, Cicrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

Il
otroEU. s.. Al the ,srn OF the court Of Com
q, Conmis s,oecfs, holden at Paris, Ia aud Tor
the CountS of ONiofd. on the hr.t Tue,dsy
Vt sept-ml-rr, \. II. lsol.
Upon the iotvgoing petition, satisfactory e'i-
dencr having bera received that the petitioners
az, responsible, and that inguiT, into the msrits
ui theiT application IL eNpcdient, u .. Ordered
thatthe COaht, Commissioners meet at the dSel-
hng.hou.e ofRchafd Bsch, dec, IN said FIVE
baTs oa TUESDAY the 80 daN % Octob-r neat, At
eL,ek 4. ". ani thrRce proceed 10 view the route
mentioned 10 ss,d p~t,t,oa; immediately after
which view, nearing Of the parties aud Witnesses
viii Ne had al sotn~ cOaSeaisnt place IN the ,lcin
iy, and such other measures taken in the premises
as the Comi..,oner. shall judge proper.
Add u ~ further Ordered that notice ofthe time
place aud purpose Of the Commissioners meeting
Aforesaid b. giyen 60 all person. aRd corporation,
interested by causing attic sted copies Of said petit
ton sai IL this otlsr thereon Co IT, served upon
the C,rk Of the to~n Of fD ebfg ia aid COunly oi
ONiurI and also posted up ia three public
pl.r,. in said tosn and Published three
.e,k. excessively 10 the Osfo'd Democrat
n.w.p,per printed at Paris, IN aid Com.
4, IL Oxfsfd, the fret of said publications sn,i
.,rh Of the other notices, To be made, served
.nd p,.tsI. Al least thirty DAYS before said tine
81 ,p.,t,os to the cad that al peTsoas and coz
f-os.tioa. nav then and there appear and .h,~
causs II any taey have. Why the prayer OF SAID
petitioner. shoald not be- granted.
Aue.t: SIDNEY PEi;ilAM. Clerk.
A true copy OF aid petition and otder 81 Court
Alls.U SIDNEY pERHAM. CIek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

T. ts H,.s,iils Bod = Gov @iis's''' v'ihH a,d
fs,tAs CossN II OIfa'd.
rl,HE inhabitants of he town Of SumDer, by
ths,f as-ui duly cho.en and q'alibed boz the
patpo.e ~ petitieaiag ,our honor. TO d''conI'noe
. L.rat,on C,f q County toad, rlad. on p.iil,on Of
A,arsdo Ila,i,rl ssd o,h-r', hcg'nn'ng at &C
ns.r thr jansiioa of the town aud County rusds,
mar d, Tho dwelling Of Capt. Joshun Bauo~s "a
Hartford: nui running westerly across the east
tfauch Of The tssniy n,le Ti'rS ani 'niefseciins
9TH thr Cant, rosi !csd,pg iro'n Ea.i SUNNI
,a Ru5LfslI, Mar the dwcllipg house 81 Ei-ncatrt
Riggs IT,, On >umnrt, trirfc1cr h-i"s bad g. the
r.patt ~ .ai t.csi,"a male ~ Fairs, az the Nav
Tsrn ~ ssd Itmniissiouet's Court tr ls1''
We thstsGors rr-p-cgial, frp'sssnt that pahl'e
rnuyrn,.nee aud uccr..,, a, not tcluifs the op.n-
,nr ot .ai road; thsryisfe rrgu~-t Nus'' honors
o. Nt.w s4id l-atsra sod alter due pfpc-ei'ngs 10
d,.coaiinue - icai.ou, n "a d"'' bound vii
s,et prsN,
Dated At sumpsr thu. 81 day OF September,
l>6l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
Our In,,an,aIeOu, s,ereo,eopic Views

NOTICE or FORECLOSURE. Whereas.
Gu.aSu. iIa,lotd. II llauio'd, IN the Ioan
~ Of O,iotd. and state oI Maiac, by ~. deed u
mortssg,. dated March JDih. A.D. is5~, AMI re
corisi ~ the ONlotd k.gistN oI Deeds, Hook
li3, Page 49,, conveyed g. Amo. Kyle, then IT
prfu. 10 the. Couaiy Of ONiofd. lai State Of
NAME, NV Il AubOrn. IN the COunl, O( Aaifo.-
oossin. the Golb~,ns de,et,ld real e.s,e .,iu.iod
~ AID Peru. VIA: the lara ~h'ch the aid Amo,
k,le conveyed 10 the s.,d Gu.svu. Hay lord b,
his deed. dated March -, A. u. 1855. ADD the
sane thai ws. conveyed TO the .s'd Ama. k,H
sai wia,l,~ =. n yle. by Nose. Tru~ d, b.. deed
a. them, dated February i9th, 4 u. ISIS, sni
frc,ried ~ the ONhrd Registry 81 Deeds, Book
-, rssc l0i, 10 which Tvrtrnce may L. had Zoe
mof, Iadicular description 81 the prcin,ss..
Ani IA. slii Amo. kyl-, Iheresitef~ari., on the
I6,h Of Apfil. 4. u. isSs, .old, transferred, and
assigned the foregoing dsscfibcd mougsgs deed,
the premises and note. ihetia described. 10
Eicanor a. rre, of fayslIe, IN the Couniy al
kenasl~c, and State Of Maine, which as.igome ut
Is recorded ia the Oxford Rrg,.ly VI Deeds, book
MS. psg-. 2i2 Il si3 aud whereas, the condi.
lion II all mortgage having been bfoken, here
b., cL,im a forrcL,.dr- Of the same IN accordance
ith the statute IN such races made and provided.
ELEANOR q. TRUE.
by Amos Kyle. her attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY
rI,llIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. free

TJ,IIIs VALUABLE PREPARATION. freed
IL all the common component'. such 81.
Op,atr., ~ ENp-cioants. Which not onlr run
dsun III. .,',,m. hot DESTROY al ch,nec 81 cure.
Will h. iouai on trial a. poss-s. the falio.ins
propefiis,. AL o. which the most valuable ,c.ti.
mon,.l. ma, - f1urd In the pamphlets.
For whpopius Cough. aud a. Soothing
s,up, IL meet. every want, and 10y early use viii
cave the largest propntt'on ~ rupture. IN chi
dren which can h. traced 10 Whoop,ng 'oogh'
4, osIin,ty Cough. aud bronchial Complaint,
,h, 6rrfunn.f. ~ Consumption, u. 'plsnd,d tonic
ptopsrtie. make il not only the NEST perfect ene
IN, To- disease. lot build. az anil 'u'n'n' ihe ',.'
ten against recurrence Of the Comph,nt. M
nuI..Ty shnull ~ ~iIhoat U, n'f should psf'ni'
.,l a. got a p,nphlet. 90 b. iound With all deal
.,., a, the on, nay 10 10 justice to IT. value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

The Sub-cril-r hereb, gives public notice that
he la. l-e-o .ppoia,cJ b. the Honorable Judgcui
Probate. ior the COuaIy Of Oxford, and assumed
the trust Of administrator oi the estate OF
LATHGOP l.. soULE, late Of Oxford.
ia aid Cousty, deceased, by giving bond rs III.
law directs--he therefore requests allpsrsoo. who
are indebted To the estate 90 said deceased. TO
make Immediate pasment and these Who have
any detnaad. thereon. to exhibit the same In
Aug. 20, 1861. SAMUEL C1lADBOURNE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
A Canadian Remedy

FOR CoHirHsH'. Irr,guidrliy and D,bihiy Of
me Digssiirs Organs, iHdudHg H'ddd'As.
Lasaiud,. N,rroutnsb. G,HsrdI ProHra-
Ton ofhs Mnddnd BODY, PGralyH', 80.
A MOMENTS reflection ought tn coayince q
"A ,en.ibL. msn Of the folly aud danger Of con.
.tsntI, dosing with c,thHtic m~dicinss. The
practice !. 20 fnic 900. AL ,u,cdal AnsNp~r'ercs
81 f,uy ,-ar, hi. pught me that the con'iantly
,nerra.,ag evil. II indigestion arc leafialb agap.
,,trd ly the o., ires use II CathIrttcs. The
American people arr s't t-com'ng nation n
d,.p.pi,r. T., thsif sri,hc ,i modes It lie. prs--
,c C.thaTtic, ,ncryas- the uf,t-hil,iy, sni pos
u.tr the strength ofths digestive otca'.
The pill. NV "nsfri SIC especially d','gned
10 ala, thu. itnt,hhty. ini at the sam" ii..c To
invgofsis and ',r,nsihsn all the functions OF d.
Erst,on. While they are grRtly hNaii'e. Ihry
arr angd,pe, tonic and laxative. IhcN are 80
mild ani inYi gopiiag that one - not t.nindedb,
any di.agtcrablc Effects that he has tsken med,-
cine
Ru.iness men. students. Professional men, fe.
rnslr,. aud al ref.oa. Lnd'ns = oO'tansd OF %.
deut.fy lie, shoah tfy thea.
The undsf.ignsd Physicians, chserfully oer'iN
10 the high professional standing Of Dr Colby ol
stan.tr.d, one ot the ohlc.t AMI lest physicians,
and o. the excellent qualities II his "Anti Co'i,'e
anil Toaie pill" Whieh ~s have u..d ~
practice and highly approve
]. u. Gib.Yn, VI u. Duahsm, 4 u.
CT. COTTON, " u, Co~an.y,lle.
CHARLES BROWN, VI u,
=. =. FOSTER, VI ID, Rome.
NORMAN CLEVELAND, a ID, Barn,ton.
y. JENks, u,
CIV. COwLES. VI u. San'tsad.
JOHN MEiGs, ND,
JOSEPH BRE ,DON, " u, Surgeon ". y.
BENJAMIN DAMON, VI 10. Coatoook.
lEMUEL RICHMOND, VI ID, Deb, Line.
VI. q. GLiNES, VI ~, Compton. 4. L..
90. sOMERs. VI u, Magoy, &. L..
J. RUTHERFORD, VI u, Ne~po't, VT
Prepared by Dr. VI y. COLBY, snn.ts, J.,
&. T., md Dsrby Line, Vermont
sold BY Dr. Ru't, - Paris; Hate, 4 Co. Ia.
re; 4. -. Moves, Norway; q. Porter, J &.
Gcrry. u. W. Noblc All John u. Rand, Water
ford; Nc. Young. West Paris: &. T.. knight.
H.. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE.

Thu. sr,,, Near,l,,c Rspsd, and Naturs
Optnir call. ioS special siisnt'on Nod lniefe.t, be
,ng frs. of Op,nm. or preparations Of Opium. ~
Of az, bat n. .uiSIl, vegetable ~ medical prop.
,r,... For Ncunigi,. Rheumsiism, Goat, Tooth
Ache and Fsr Ache, spiasl CompL,ats, Ble.d.
,ns ., Ling. of Stomach, Ra.. liz, Fever.
Cat.uh, .ad al m,aof N-r,ou. CoaplsinI..
For Loo. II sle-p, Chronic 90 Nervous Head
ache, u h.. 30 equal, and 90 which W. oher ie,-
t,mnni4L ffum nn,t,uhied sources
For DsL.ium rt-mens II 10 Sure Remedy.
For Bowel Complaints, inclsdisg Cholen
Motla.. II !. .plcndidly adapted. N no, oal, ~.
moving the pl,ns lat sciing a' physics great
contrast With OPIUM. which not oaiy con.tipates
and drug, the system. bat nIke. the remedy sor.,
than the di.ssss.
rtom Ph,,ielaa. We ask attention, asi on d.-
mand formshs o, TRIAL iiouI.. vii L. .sni. de-
,rlap,ng ~ the ARodyne al Opiatr ~hich hs.
long bccn waited, snd IN the tOugh Remedy
such a. rest .nIif,ly on one c.nlrsl p'inoiple.
Frvm ia,sid. Ne ask correspondence bot
Pamphlets OF eXphnt'on, ~iIhOu, "po.ase-
stamps"
rriee.-lare Cough Remedy. 80 cts. pes bottle.
small p " "
lola Anod,n., so"
JOHN L.. IUNNEwELL, Proprietor.
oHINIsr AID rm,nslcEurisr.
No. %. Commercial wharf, Boston, Mass.
soldby al respectable dealers everywhere.
u. .. hates h To-, PARIS; Dr. W. \. Rust,
souIh Fairs; \. Oscar Moves 4 Bro, Norway,
Ag-at.. ". f.,Ph,llin.. Pnuand; W. l.. Allen
4 Co., Bangor, Wholesale sgrnt..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

ScJTCu Wiz. A little BOY had lived ios
some time with very penurious uncle. who
took good care that the ehilds's health should
no, Be injured by overlooking The uncle
va, one day walking out. the child at hi'
sid-. when friend asco.ted him. aecOmpa-
MED by greyhound. While the elders
were talking. the Little fellow never having
sen dog Of 80 slim and slight texture.
eiaspcd the CREATURE round the meek with
,he imprisoned cry "Oh. dosgie, dossie :
and div ys 1--we vi your uncle, tAe, that
you are - thin 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

"Do you believe 10 fore runners'" asked
. psrvoa. lady Of old Deacon =.
Yes. ma'am," replied the Deacon /;
"l',s .esn thea"
Bile. me" exclaimed the lady, "Do
tell
"Y.," continued the deacon, fixing his
eye. with solemn stare on dark corner
OF the NON. e" Sc one Hotr'"
Mercy! mercy On me-" 'hriekcd the
lady, uherr''
There there" .aid the deacon, point
Ing TO where hi, eyes ~ere directed. That
cat. NAN. may Be sale! iorS-runner. for
che runs on all four"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

A Scotch paper speaks Of fox having
been seen trying to spring trap by means
OF stick that he carried in bis mouth. We
knew COX once that took well.pole from
the well aOd pushed turkey or the lower
limb Of a tree with i, and pa, the pole back
in Its place. 4, least he 70, the turkey and
abe well pole va. found all right in the
morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Simplicity and mcde.,y are amongst the
noe, -pgsgips quali,ie. VI every superior
mind.
Fashionable people are Ap, to s,arve their
happiness in order to feed their vanity.
Mary asked Charles, "wha, animaldrOP-
pea fron the clOuds'"
"The rain. dearl' was the reply.
Always take the par, Of an absent person
Who is esnsured In company, 80 FAR rs truth
and property will allow.
Harsh word. are like hailsscnes IN sum.
msr, which. IL melted would fer-ilire the
tender plants they batter down.
Age may give the hear, something better
than its youthful delusiOn, but cannot give
again the sweetness OF tha, delusion.
The old Grecian philOsOfher advised all
men to know themselves. That Is certainly
advising good many to form low and dis
reputable acquaintance.
Presence Of mind isa compound OF two
s,pdsr: feminine, instant perception Of
danger; masculine. resolution To face IL.
Our bravery !. Ofscuer a necessity than 4
virtue.
Father" said cObbler's lad, as be was
pesging away At an old shoe, ",hey Say
tsst trout bite good now"
"wsll. well. replied the old gentleman,
"yOu stuck 70 your work, and they 'sOHf
hss ,Os'
when Admiral Nelson's arm was Gu, OF.
che Dr. asked u he should not embalm II. 20
send i, TO England 10 h buried; bot be
said. "Thros u into the hammock With the
brave fellow that was killed beside me, "A
common seaman.
very e1ccllen, lady soush, TO instruct
her grandchild in relation 10 the proyiden,
care OF Heaven.
"wbO give. you your daily bread :" ask
ed she.
"DOd," replied the ehild ; =" but uncle
Peter pa, the butter and sugar on"
An Old bachelor icing III. hi. sister pre-
s.nied him with cup Of medicine.
"whai !. Ia" be A.ked.
She ap.wrrvd. ''li i. elixir athme,ic, IL
1. ,sry arma,ie, and will make YOU ieel ee'-
Aiic"
Nancy" he replied with emile, "y0u
are very sister matte"
When We fpd ourselves more inclined TO
per-eeu,e than persuade, We may be CERTAIN
,h,, our zeal has more Of pride ia it than
charity.
At the .sa-shore they say. bow hot :hey
mus, b. IN the city. In the city. when the
wind !. East. they say how cold they mus:
Be ., the .,s.,hOrv. The iluciei misery Of
other. constitutes a source OF happiness.
Tsnnyson say. every go .. iull Oil'ie. He
should have excepted the Dad Sea.
'Tis little ,rouble. that wear the hear;
out. I b. easier 60 throw bomb she'll a
nde than icaihyr-sveu with ARTILLERY.
Forty little debt. Of dollar each will cause
you more trouble and dunEins than one b:
one VI a thousand.
or little human dowers. Death gathers
many. lie places them upon hi- bo,ou.
and he - transformed into somethin; lee.
terrific than before We learn 70 gaze and
shudd,r not. ior he carries IN b.. am. the
sweet blossoms. Of our earthly hOrc,.
A little girl who lived 10 tear Of slipper
puu,.hmeni. asked her mother II God pun.
.hod the naughty pigeon. who walked in
,hs puddle. yrosli''ty Tor imitation on
tbe par, OF the httl. one having induced
hsr 70 DO the same. - supposc %, re-
Piled the mother. Then. mother, where
does God keep bi. slippers"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

The common thinss Of lie are those which
cluster in Anl around our homes. The
world !, mate'sp Cf homes. We may leave
then Tor holiday; bu. Our live. are sp-ut
in our homes. and 10 is there we must make
or mar them. II our homes are happy, the
happine.. Of life - secure. And IS only
tbe goOd life can bs happy one, those who
do the be, here-'hs hes, they know-may
ss.aredly hope to reach the bos, hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20

To the CounN Commi-siensrs within sni iot the
CounN Of ONiprl, now sitting az fsris, on the
Poet Tn..la, ~ September 4. u. l-ol.
II ESPECrful.LN rrprr.ent The uBisrsigned,
Ia CuiTsrs IT fgenuTg IN All Coun'N ani
ownrf. IT bnd therein. that on the i~sniy .hhs
,a, Il March, \. u. lS6i by their petition "a
,.f,tiag dui, prrssuisd. lhry r-gos.isi the SsLci
,nsu II .sid iowa % fneLufg. altsr dns pT'o'ei'
ins. h.d ~ the premises, IN trate private way
ia,aI fr,sbwg isaiius it0m hnd o-ssd by them
ia .aiI lp~n to a Cooa'y Way IA sa'd fpcbug a.
follows, o. NIL
- Commencing al poiat On the highway
"Which sads b, the hoa.s II pOct Noah -.
"patk.r IN .aid frehurs, and mar said houss,
=. aaI from thspcr .outhsf, over the b',dge.
.sr0.s IIof-- shoe run,l 10 land ga ned All col.
.st,y.i.l b, The subscribers, IN the aid town oi
"Tf,slurg"
Aai the un,lsi signed iurther represent that the
.aid >sgctm.u Il fDclurg th"r,aiiersaid aud
within on year NV last past, after doe proceed
,ug. n.d uppa saii p-t,tios, Odd unt~ssonabl, ~
.'sct aul r,las. o. laN cot AMI establish aid pr.
V.is 49,, a. paved ior "a aid pst,tioa. ThsN
ih~r,iof, r,qucsi youf hobors after due proceeding.
had 10 y,.~ .a,d Tuaie and kcsts the same
private ~ay ia accordance With the pru'hIon. oi
The Statute ia .nrh ease made and provided, and
a. IN daiy boURi NIL ever prV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-09-20
Importing Houses,
YAyTBB yeTIeyS,
,,i,i,..hy Tho doIen or ,ingIc oa-

In a,nti,ie.,by the dozen OF .'"s'c one.
watch Gla..c. and material. frr Watch makers
will IL furnished cheaper than they canbe hongh'
In Pofii,ni. ~ .hor. people had better c'li on
HIN AMI save money. "
C,er,thing warranted to ~ what II !, sold for.
III. motto -, Iione.ly ). the lest policy AMI
IN. mos, sure 60 succeed. ANY wo'k entrusted
&, his, viii b. ioac scoorl"s TO contract, aud
warranted god.
lie would like To see any. ~aichc. that have
hen spoiled h, inexperienced wofsmen, and u
he don't make then psrlarm veil there viii bc M
charge. The sane With clork..
Plan watch mo,.mrnt. will IL full lewslled
when e1u,rrd sni so.'d quari''' 90 verge watches
viii he altered a. Lever E.-'p-n~"'. ., n lair
r,ic-. Chtuaom-t-r bsls"c-. i"s-r'-,i 80 watches
that have PLAIN bsLnots; and finally ,nSihlns
that /. required To H. done ~ watch ~ elch,
will H. don- q, h.. ,hop,sn Warranted TO IL done
~ = wotkmsnlike manner.
wotk solicited from other waichmaAers, which
will h. done al tar discount.
Jcwclry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly Efecated'
ryCs.hpaiG lot old Gold and Silver.
UyrH,LIi iLL. 1861. 10