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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

0N THE 10Th pAYoF FEBRUARY, 4. D., ,1s6l
~ at o'clock, j. NJ, Mt the door of the Court
House, in the town Of Millcrsburg. in the county
Of Holmes, and State Of Ohio, will be sold to thg
highes bidder at bubble auction the following real
estate lying and being in said Holmes County, to-
witSeng part of the north east quarter Of section
ten in township eight and range eight bounded and
destribed as follows beginning at pot on tn
north line Of said section fifty rod. cast Of the north
west corner Of said section thence east on the neks
said section sixteen chains and TWENTY-FIVE links
thence south fortyiye minutes west siyteen chains
and fifty links thence south twenty nine degr's wts
four chains and fifty links thence south seventy two
and q half degrees west twenty chains and thirty
two links thence south eighty nine and n fourth
degrees east thrty-seven links thence south forty
five minutes west twenty chains and forty links
thence north eighty nine and fourth degrees west
twelve chains and eleven links thence south forty.
FIVE minutes east sixty zone chains and twenty
/ links to the place Of beginning containing eighty
| three acres and seventyfve hunudredths Of an
acre more less, subject to the dover estae Of
Sarah Spurgen therein assigned to her by me tes
and bounds.
Terms of sale; one.third cash in hand. one ird
in one and one-third in two years with interest
from the day Of sale, to be secured b. mortgage
on the premises sold
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff,
/ Jan. =, -62.-n4CWj{j, ,2j.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Deaths in Camp.

A son of JonN CHAMBERS, Esq, and young
man by the name of ScorT, both members OF Capt.
BRAKES Company, died recently, in Western
Virginia, and their bodies were brought home and
buried on Thursday the 10Th inst. The parents
of young CHAMBERS reside in Ripley township in
this county, and we believe that was also the
home Of young SCoTT. They were both excel,
lent young men, whose death will be mourned by
large circle Of relatives and friends Republican
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

Very Good.
Mr.. M. Il. AMEs has placed us under renewed
obligations to him for q can of his celebrated
Corn Fed Oysters. Those who want good Oys.
tcrs should buy none but the Corn Fed. Call at
CoRBus' Grocery to buy by the can.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

DELiRIUM TREMENs.-For this, the most awful of
all complaints by its cause, and by its effect, finds
n sure remedy in llunnewel's Tolu Anodyne. So
marked was its effect on n violent case, that
physician remarked that sit might cause drunken.
ness, BY the ease with which it was cured" The
giving of opium actually aggrevates the case, re-
argument to PROVE that this is stop to cure. This
contrast of tho Anodyno with preparations OF
opium, we ask to be proved by all, and are willing
to rest on results alone. Read the pamphlet. and
fnllnW diiectionS cnrcfullY SEQ advertisement.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

NOTICE " hcrcby given that in pcrsuancs ,o 0r
49, order ci sale made By the Court of Comn"n
l!cas within and for the County Of Holmes Uhin'
W its November term, A. u. isG, In cause I'm sni A
Cgnrt wherein Peter Hammond as AdminlstrntoS
q Daniei Hammond, deceased, Is plaintiff and
samuel "; crawford Is defendant, will offer for
sale ~ public Auction at the north door Of the
Uourt House IN The town Of Millcrsbufg, in said
Holmes County, Ohio.
On Monday, The 10h day Of February, A. d. 1869
at o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following Real
Estate, biue and being in said County Of Holmes,
Ohio, to.wit!-Thc west half nf the north west
quarter Of section number sixteen, township thir.
teen Of range thirteen. Of school lands, estimated
TO contain eighty accrs. more or less.
ALSO,
the wost part Of the east half Of Inc north west
quarter of section number sixteen, township tblr-
teen, of range thirteen, lined and bounded as fol-
lows to.wit :cOmufcncing at the north west corner
Of said half quarter section; thence south one
degree, east ono hundred and sixty petches to n
post at the south west corner of said one-half
quarter section thence north cighty-nine degrees
east twenty-five perches and thirteen links to
post thence north one degree, west one hundred
aud sixty perches TO post on the north line of said
unc-half quarter section thence south eighty nine
degrees, west twenty-five perchcs TO the place Of
beginning, containing twcnty-twO and fifty one.
hhndrcdhs accrs of land, ordered to be sold rs
aforesaid as the property Of said samuel u. Craw-
ford. upon an order Of sale issued by said Conrt
and to Inc directe as Sheriff Of said County.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Jan. @ sc2-n46w5sji5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
ThOnaS Orr

ThOmaj Orr
Was considerably bruised by being thrown
from wagon on Monday in consequence of his
horses running away. He was loading fodder at
the time the horses started, and in attempting to
get hold of the lines was thrown out at the for
ward end Of the wagon.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
To Correspondents.

Hardly a day passes but we receive commu.
nication from some parson without the name of
tie author We stick them in the stove. We
have repeatedly stated that VIC must in all cases
know the name of the author before we would
publish communication.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

BS- twenty five to sixty dollars and expenses per
month will be paid by the Eric Sewing Machine
Go, to their Agents for selling the Erie Sewing
Machine. This is new Machine and so simple in
it by half an hours instruction. tits equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and they take the
premiu um over the fifty and one hundred dollar
Machines. The Company wish to employ agents
in every county in the United States. Address for
particulars, Erie Sewing Machine Co. X. James,
General Agent Malin, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
For Sale.

For Sale.
J. W. GRAY offers the Cleveland Plain Dealer
establishment for sale. We hope he may sell it
quickly, and to parties who will publish Demo
cratic paper A good Democratic daily published
in Cleveland could easily have one hundred sub
scrbers in this place.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed
~ has been duly appointed and qualified admins
traitor, of the estate Of Abncr Ramage, deceased,
ate Of Holmes county, Ohio,
JAMES RAMAGE,
Ian O lsGl-ni1W3 Administrator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Great Excitement.

CAsKEY & lNcLEs have very large stock of ev.
crything in the Book, Stationary and Notion line
which they are now offering at prices to suit the
times. Their stock of fancy paper and envelopes
is unsurpassed. See advertisement and give them
n call
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Judge Given.

Judge Given.
1t is supposed Judge GIVEN will preside at the
next term of the Court of Common Pleas, for this
County, commencing one week from next Tues
day. Several importent cases will be for trial
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
CANEs--sPLENDID LOT.

A SPLENDID LOT of Canes. embracing Crooked
"A Hickory and Hardwood Canes. Gutta Percha
do. Whalebone, do. Rattan do, and about dozen
ther dittoes. which we take great pleasure ~ ex-
biting. car Call at the BOOK SIolE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and quai,hed US "a
ministrutor of the estate of Henry Mitchell DC
eased ate Of Holmes county, Ohio; ~
CHARLES q. mitchell.
Ian q ls6-nl26z3* Admins traitor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

We do not know of a street in this town but
what has the sidewalks encountered with some
trash for peeling shins for those who travel after
night.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Wayne County.

The soldiers Relief Fund in Wayne County
has all been expended. tits bad time for the
needy to be without assistance.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
BRUSHES, BRUSHES.

HAIR BRUSHES, clothes do. shoe do, nail do
scruhbing do. teeth do, busting do, whitewash
o. and almost everything in the brush line taT gale
the BOON Sluht.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
---S - .
Why Don't Theyl

Why don't Ministers and Justices of the Peace
furnish us promptly with marriage and death no
tices Everybody wants to know who are married,
and who have died.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
MiddIctOwn, Holmes Co., o.
Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 18th day
toforc existing between Joseph Spiegel and Henry
lIerzer under the firm name of liezer Spiegel for
the purpose of dealing in and purchasing produce,
was Dissolved by mutual consent, The said Henry
lIerzer, one of the said partners will after thi,
date carry on the business in his own name and
behalf and settle up all accounts and claims m
favor of and against said firm accrued within the
JOSEPH SPIEGELr
HENRY HERZER.
Millersburs. o. Jan. %, 1862, (i9w3)
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
MAYOR,

Representative UHL having resigned the Office
of Mayor, L.. r. CRITcHFTELD, Esq., has been sc
lccted to gil the vacancy. The selection sa good
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
ours IIcANEs DoRRANcE.

Every Planter, Teamstor and Family should have
this inv aluable article. Each wrapper will here
aft er bear the signature of ID, > Barnes, Proprietor,
and G.. W. Wcstbrook, Chemist, wi tn the words
Trade" mark" in two Medallons Of the Federal
currency. beware Of counterieits, 1t is sold by
rcspe eta bic dealers everywhere. Buy of none other
ID. s. BARNES ~ Co, Propriet0rs, ~ Y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
SUSPEN DERS.

A FIRST RATE ARTICLE for rs cts, and good
"A ones for I2]S, and still better ones for little
more money Every body goes to the Book store,
or Suspenders, they save money byt
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
Typhoid Fever.
Sheriff Nelson.

We regret that BENJAMIN Conn is confined TO
his rooms by a severe attack ofTyphoid Fever.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30
SAVE YOUR HORSES.

"We take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Linment as valuable and in
dispensa bic article for Sprains Soers Scratches
Calls on Horses. Our men have used it for severe
Burns, Bruisos Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic
Pains, and all say it acts like magic. We use no
nthcr L. linimnut.o
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-30

American, Wells Fargo's and llardens's Express
Gentlemen:-"l had n negro man worth $1,000
who took cold from bad hurt, and was useless for
over year, | had used everything could hear Of
without benefit, until ! tried the Mustang Lini
ment, it has perfectly cured him, and can now
take the above for him"
Yours, &c,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Nrw CAx,pllS DrF. Professor Lawson
exhibited before tho Botanical Society Of
Canada some specimens Of new dye II srea,
richness. prepared IN the laboratory Of
Queens CoI!ese, Kingston, Canada Wet.
from an insect. sp,cics Of coecas. found
tor the fret time las; summer on a tree Of
common black spruce. in the neighborhOOd
Of Kingston. .dyc closely resembles tho
expensive cochineal, produced in warm
csup,rie. only.) which is used for dyeine
wool and ,ilk permanent red, crimson, or
scarlet. Having been bot recently Discovers
ed. a sufficient, quantity has not been OBJ
taiucd for complete series Of experiments
a. 10 il. nature and uses bu, the habits of
the insect. as well rs the properties OF tho
dye, seem 20 indicate ,ha, !, may become OF
practical importance. In color, 1t closely
resembles ordinary coehineal. having rather
moro Of the scirle, hue OF the ilowers o!
AIonis autumnalis. aud no doubt other
shade. will BE- obtained. The true Mexican
coehineal is-now being cultivated in Tene-
rife, and other vine growing countries OF
Europe and Africa, with such success rs TO
di.place the culture Of the grape vine yet
the director, of the Eas, India Company
offered in vain the sum OF e2,OoO for It's in
PRODUCTION into India.
agricultural Report.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

PRrsrnENr LINcoLS WIN rnE RrBrL
worNpfp. While on bis reccn, ,i'. to
Gen. Mcclellan. army. President Lincoln
visited .ome Of the rebel wounded. The vic
It !. thus described.
"On entering the hospital. the'ai scenes
that follow battle met the eye. Mr. Lin
coin after looking around. remarked to The
c1nf,lsrais wounded that IL they had no
objection. hs would be pleased 10 take them
by tho hand. The solemn obligations, said
he. which we owo 10 our country and poe
reri,y. compel the prosecution os this var:
and It follow. that many on both sides must
become victims. and although they Gro our
enemies through uneon,rollable eireum.
stances, he bore them no malice. and could
take them by the hand with s much gym
rl,hy and good will a. II they were bro-
theirs. Aiicr short silence those OF the
coniedoratc- who could walk cane forward
and each Of them silently shook hands With
tho PRECEDENT Mr. Lincoln and Gen. Sic.
Clell.n went 10 she bsd.ides Of those who
werc unable to rise and cheered them, say.
in: that every care should bs bestowed on
them 10 amsliOr,te their sufsrin.'. IL was
a touching scene. and there WAS not dry
eye among tho wounded" "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

ISsrc1, AND GguN E,rr>G Bans Tic
Freuch Senlic have been gusisclina a curl.
rious matter ot practical natural history.
Four petitions have been received, pressing
on tie M.l,.,sr of Agriculture and Con-.
m-rcs thc Importance Of prJgecgin: tauss
t.rl, which destroy insect. injurious TO vine.
an cora. Too committee had ,njlyel the
s.u.Ci al thc kulu.ris, aud experience 0i
NJ. G.sTry -. lllAiro anI ". F.lren, Pre-
va.l. and ,ln.clgeu,ly the report was filled
with matter most ,p:ere,',ns @ tie farmer,
tie statesman. aaI ,Le naturalist, In the
tie fr,t place. the rep0TtcnUmera,ssi the va
r.lus kind, ut insects vhish, ia th,s country,
commit terrible Eayase' upon the mos; Salua.
%. yg1luct, %. the earth. including in the
fr.t rank. corn. vines aud OIL tho value Of
to wbea, destroyed Ia a single season. in
one department; 0l the cas-: Of France. by the
oal5ul-i,. bal been established at tour
millions OF francs. Instances were given 20
show tie enormous ieruni,iy OF some OF
ihc', pests. In single specimen OF the
rhiclribus (,hs great enemy ofihc oliSc.) 4
ua,urlii,, found 1000 esss. Ia Prussia
the rayaccs of the n1rnc were 50 great that
AN attempt was made 10 collect the egg. ;
AM IN one DAY. in tract of forest. four
bu.hel. or about lsO 900 ,OcO, were 60, to.
ss,ber AMI destroyed The crow was con.
ismnel in tie report. This is counter to
the opinion 90 scientific men in Enslani,
Who rral.c ,hc t,rl' ior eating the insects,
while the rrcnch condemn them as destroy
in. otarr insect eating eating birds. Tie
samn.voroas b,ri.. .ueh as Ihesrarrow. ars
considered to Do more good bY their des'ruc'
ot insects anl egg. than by the con'ump'
ton Of -~-l, Owls, woodPsCksrs, swallows
and singing birds. are RECOMMENDED to pro-
lection. .Scisn,Gc American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
NEW SERIES, VOL. I3, NO. 40.

the charcoal had been ones discovered, any
new gardener could nprly it as well az the
oh one. Was too happy TO ob!iee my Lord.
aui aivaucs the fortune. Of an honest fellow
born IN hu vlhsc. LIS L,rd,bip knew
very well that a man who make. good usc
Of tis IDEA. received through chance, will
make It'll better use OF ideas received
through study. lle took some kiEd, but
not altogether unselfsh pains with the tram
ing aul education Of a man ot genius whom
be had gained 20 his service. The man j.
now nv Lords head forester and sailily.
The wood, thrive under him, the farm pays
largely. lie aud my Lord are both the rich
cr l5r ,bc connection between them. lie is
90, the ls.. practically pains taking, though
Do ~ longer says " bent " and his'n;"
nor ,bs lcs- lc.iei,ously theoretical. though
be no longer a',fibcs successful cSPeri'
msut % chance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

To Mako Artificial Tourmaline.

There are several varieties ot tourmAlinc.
some of which al,rl ccm. Of great beauty.
Red aDI green ,ourmllins have been obtain
oI AZ Paris. Ne AMI at Grafton. y. II
crystal, Of Transparent tourmalnc are 90.
niu,l. wbi,h Profcs.orsB. StIlinau, Jr.,
state, ANY De- u,.J 10 palariziog Instruments
Tai. latter specie. ol tourmaline may b.
MAJ, arufcnlly as illiows, as described in
ttc Chrm,ct News;
pr..,yc -D grains q Lisalpha,o Of qlin.
ins ia two laii ounce. Of ssc,i, acid, 0ni
two ol rr11f .p,rii, warned % lso' Fab,
ia avery vile.molib,i l,'k or glass hoax.
o.. then slowly ada 80 drop, OF a mixture
ol 90 grains of iodine in an aunc, of rccti.
f-l spirit, a-itl,e the mixture and then sc,
70 ctr,iul'y aside .1r s.x hours. in an apart.
msut maintained a, a temperature Of jo'
Fab. Ibs Uin1s; care must hc taken to
avoid any motion o. Tie vessel indeed. al
acciIsunl vibrations should bs guarded
a-lin., hy .usranl'n: the vessel hy a string,
or ~ aI.1v.a: O, rs, on mass q cotton
VOL. II. 10 .,S hours. ,hc lars, lamiuD
of ,he sal, have no, form a. wara the l4tI
with q ,p,r,t lamp. aui ~hea i has b,eoae
clslr. AIDA lev drops q the solution Of
iol.nc in spirit The large Am,uc form on
tbe tor ol the llii. and should De removed
c,5,'a.ly by gliding under one ol ihem a
circular y.ecs of thln c.as'. Tho specimen
should b, drained by Tgsiins the edge OF the
sll.. on a piece Of hbulgus paper. but It
mus, not hs touched on account Of iis cx
trsuc iri.lliiy, If any snail crystals al.
here 20 ,is surface they mu., h. washed oa
tv p1uriae over ita lev drops oi watcry
ISOLATION 20, iodine. when dry Ihc specimen
should te placed or few minutes under a
Jsll e'i.. by tie ',Is Of watch slass con.
t,jntn. a l,v lrog. u tirsiur, o: iodine /,
and. lastly. l,,,lc very Gail Canada bal
sam should D. dropped on it, ani a thrn
s'as. cover applied without heat SPeci.
mems may ,lu, b, oh,lincl u extreme lhln-
ness. and hAll an inch ia diameter or even
larger. possessing scarcely the slieh,ss, color
and yc. completely polariiius transmitted
light,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Perhaps the nOst curious specimen Of an.
cisn, s:urc-weavin: on embroidery now TO
b. found Is that preserved in the old ea,he-
iral Of Blycaux IN France. l, is piece Of
linen about - inches in breadth. and CO
yards in length, snd contain, the history Of
the eopquss, Of Enslani by William Of Nor
mandy, beginning with lIarold'' embassy,
4 ID. 1865. and ending with his death al,
the battle Of lasting. IN 1866. This curl
ou, work was executed by Matilda, wife Of
William. Duke Of Normandy. aferward
King Of Ensland, and the ladies Of her
court. |; ;i'amOs, beautiful and exquisite
piece OF needle work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

CaEE or rHE rrKr. "0fa parts OF the
body" says DR.. Robertson, there 10 not
one which oueh, to bs 80 carefully attended
to a. the feet" Every person knows ffom
experience iha, colds and many other dis.
eases which proceed from colds. are atrib-
uiablc % cold feet. The fee, are q, such .
distance from the " wheel q, the ei,tern "
Of the sy.,em. that the circulation Of the
blood may BE- easily checked ihers.
Yet. Tor all thi.. and although every per.
son Of common sense should he aware Of the
truth OF villa, We have stated. thsro 10 no
part Of the human body 30 much trifsd
with a. the feet. The young and would.bs
csnisel looted eramp their toe. and ieet into
thin. -olei. bore rinchlng boots and shoes.
in order 10 display nea, feet, in the fashion.
able sense of the term.
There is one great evil, against which
every person should be on their guard. and
IL !, one which /, not often guarded against
we mean the changing Of warm ior cold
Shoes or boots. a chang" ~ often made
from thick 10 thin-solei shoes, without 70.
lcctins upon the consequences which might
cnsuc Ia cold weather boots and shoes OF
good thick leather. both in .olss and uppen.
should bo worp y all
Water tights are not good II they are air
tight. also india rubber oVershoes should
never be worn sIcrp, IN We. -pla.hy wca.h.
cr. and then mo-, very long at once. u 10
huriful 10 the Zee, to wear any covering
that is air.sieh, over them. and for this
reason india rubber,hould be worn n eel.
dom as possible.
No part OF the body should 10 allowed TO
have covering tia, entirely obstrueu tie
passage Of the carbonc acid Gas from the
pores .: the skin outward, and the moderate
pa.sa-e Of air inward 10 the skin. Life can
be destroyed in very short time. by entire
~ closing Up the pore- Of the skin. Good
warm stocking, and thick soled boots and
shoe. are conservation. Of health. and conss.
qucnily Of human happiness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Tue Loans Dnr 4 poor old deaf
man re,ilin: in F,ie.hire village, Was 'is-
ired one day ny the parish clergyman, who
hal recently raken u resolution To pay such
visits regularly to his pari'h'oners and
therefore made promise to the vile OF th's
yilliser tha, he would call oeca'ionally and
pray With him. Tho minister. however.
soon Tell through ,hi, resolution aud did nos
pay another visit TO the deaf man Tor three
years after, when happening to 80 through
the alley in which the poor man lived, be
lound tho vile at tho door, and therefore
colld not avoid inquirne for her husband.
"well. Margaret, said the minister, chow
i Thomas?" Nae the better o. you,"
was the rather cur. response. How how,
Margaret" inquired tho minister. 100.
We promised iva years syne to ca an pray
ancc fortnight vi him. and ys he never
ancc daTkened the door sin syne." Well.
we'll. Margaret. don't be so short. | .hooshs
!, was no, necessary to call and pray With
Thomas. Tor he's deaf. you know. and can.
no, hear me-" " But. air. rejoined the
woman. 4" the Lord no deaf" The indo-
leu, clergyman shrans Abash'd from the
cOtt3gc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31
VOLUME %, NO. 80.
IN nry Kitty. md now wo can both A.v. ,h.

m AIRY Kitty. md now wo can both have the
cioek."
laughed a, this very philo'Ophic disposi.
iiop Of diiliculi matter. and SIR. Dobbin
laughed louder. he Was 80 entirely couhdsss
Of the wisdom Of his arrangement and bid
ding me good morning." took the clo,k
In hi. arm, and wen, Oh hummips one oi
the eaye-t tunes. which ! rOeOsnired to b
- Come Haste to the Wedding" the mean.
while never varying from It's old tick (; j'ys
and sorrows. weddings and funerals. the
.imo to !, all being constituent parts OF
human life, and oil good in place and
time. lpe,sr,on's Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Some men envslop Themselves 10 such IN
impeneirabls cloak OF silence, that the
tongue will afford Us no symptoms OF sas
TEN persment OF the mind. Such saeisurnity.
iudssd. 10 wise IL they are foolish, bus fool.
ish u they are wise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Fame has no necessary conjunction with
prai.e; it may e1is, without the breath OF
a word. 1t Is recognition OF excellence
which must be felt, bu, need no! be spoken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

Many man derives oil hi' strength and
Grmness from hi. wife. She 10 net only his
rib bot bls back bone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-31

One real evil will sometimes amsliOra,c
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