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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

A concert will be given on Saturday evening,
at Irving Hall. The 7lsi Regiment \. q. 5. y. "
wkth Dodworth's full band, Messrs. Deacon, TeSsong.
ton Kochkeer. Schmes soloisis. Twelve pieces Will
b. performed rhe papers have stupid way of saying
that band consists OF 20 40 Piooss meaning players
They might wel say 20 or 40 bits, fragments edi-
nous. or bootjaeks. Pieces are what is played and
players play them.)
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
DEPARTURE OF CHIEp CLERK HAwLEY.-

Among the passengers by the steamer for NewOresns
yesterday issSeth c. Hawley. esq. Chief Clerk of
metropolitan Police Department. il is rumo7ed that be
will receive position on the staff of Gen Bowen Pro
voet Marshal of New. Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

The National Freedmen's Relief Association
sent TO Newbern n. C.. by the steamer Albany which
sailed yesterday. Mrs : 7. Freeman and Miss Kate
FreemaD Us teachers 10 the freedmen that poins.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
lAa.eal.ensn

The GREAT ANVIL OF he ago J. IA, inmeuso
.ou hn .ou Of wonders aui % "hh Mf tAK
ypM b now inviting pubic siieia o. BIZ DrsfrN II
ksas te tsest 6i tLa mot rftcd bpf sd ne fnosf ~
HiHstiys Man s-eu, bsii boz 81 pieri,S h0ve'-
les NJ IA, beat Dranstic ana Opeatf ic1u.c~s 10 be-
found IN tho ey snd All r l5 ceu., to err t'' A.f. o.
~hc THAI b. soTd % ngci ~ s.. 'f1s -
sfui>slOn les
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Aisitsl,

s,e.nships-E. c. Colt Tubal Cain. Salon, Columbia
Iarks-i oux Meryo
pris.-EIp-stinr Ga,te, Lewis, Eastern Star
Sehooers--J Jos. Ih smith, J. g. Higgins, frr- Wind Mei
win Randel. Albert. John Collins. Juhs Franklin. H.
Wood ". Bennett Liza Nr,l Maria rot,r. sprngbok
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
fAdvertisemeol1

WOMEN'S LOYAL LEAGUE L.CrURn-The
Hon. VIZ. b. KELLyY will give the sesxnd lecture Of the
coerse al Cooper Institute EVENING, at ocIock-Sub
ject-IEE DUry OF THE DAY
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

NrsrarvEu ALssssc.
er,-li,ss Csc set......... I. .1J Moon-Rsas.. -
rHts pa
Ssndy Hoot lt3 GOV. lsland... J.3 Hell oate <eo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
Ocean Gleanlfrs.

TRAVELERS TO EUROPE should pro-
j vide themselves with HARPER'S HANDBOOK FOR
EUROrE AND IHE EAST. by " PgSBRoks FI. RIDGE
Tbi. he only complete gud. 20 EIrope putisac a one
,olnme Price S350. FG sale by u. APfLkIOS A Co,
No 4I3 Broadway and WALTER Low, No Sll Eroad~ ~,
or HARPER 4 BROTHERS will seud the WORK by mail,
postage free, on receipt Of 53.D
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For New.Haycu, :. (Exl 30 H.; 1915 tErl 500
(Ex.l, $3.50 $50 iud ia p
tor Bridgeport :. lEIh ll:J0a m. l2;l3 lEX.l 800
(fa.l, J:So ..t snd tEX.l p.
FOR Milford and >trsord ll:Jo $50 400 p m
For Fairfield Southport aud Westpcft, . ll'sJ IN o.
$50 D. , o $,
$40, s.JO, 3;5n "a r.
for Dasien ald GrssSch. J. $50, iloo $50 .'S,
5.yn g. -
For stanford :, tE1 $50. .looa hi lel5 (Esl 800
fErL J.jl. 4. 80 500. q ika.l p. nL
For rct Chester aud Intermediate stations $50. l. 5oh
q. $50, g:yU, 3.Jp t.5y y ii -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. b. m. tkx 500 tEIh J. sp N
For Boston. vi slore Line. l2.lJ IA, p ~
tor Hartford aud Springfield, lENh ll;D NJ 9;Vo
~ r.l 2 y. .
tor Connecticut River Railroad lExl 10 Montreal,
II 10 A. d.. 30 Northampton.
For hir'ord. Providence aud Fihkal Eaarosd, tErl
n 80 a
For New Haven NewLonlon and stoa-n. Railroad Al
@ fg. 1918. ., bp
tor anal Raisoad, 1915 ?. m. to Northampton.
f3r ifouslionic Railroad. a.
tos Naugatuck lailfoad. a. ut, p.
For Dlubury sad Nurwak Railroad. :, 3lf = M 10 p n
lomrnadous Sleeping tar- ATTACHED 20 . Trains.
JAMf.S II. HOlI supa.ateudent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

i 4 ARRANGEMENT commencing Nov. Il, lSS3-Lesvs
JAne..p and Jith St r.. r. At d. Fnd1ys aud ss'ur'
dsys aso-for GF--nYot -us Harbof, tainpio-a,
Ag .toypinx oil lslp .. aud y ~
For syosses al e.. II a. and r. For JAMAICA Al
aud n a m. and I am !. "a.
SUNDAY EACURslON TRAMP Zip .. s:ls $ N,
from 34h. stopping al stations. fs Tor this ran %
excursion rates.
Eor syo..e Sundays, at 5ij p Stopping at ell s's'
tons A. REA>JNkhi sppclniendeni.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
uketn0

slip Escort. Whitman. Liverpool Oct 10, md,e. and pes.
20 David Ogden
Ship 0aibuidi. Fmery. Liverpool, Oct H.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL

~ ADELPhlh AID the SCUM .d NLsA, via JhS-
sEY 1llI-Ma ami tNpr.,s Line, leave Sew- Nork At
and 10 M q. 7:l1 and 1880 Fare So Through
baggage checked Il and 10 ~, aud $50 AAt liJO
i.F NJ ishiu.ton. aud st : aud =. for .he West.
J. ". MOODRUlt, Assistant Superintendent.
No hs ,gscc Will be received ,or ans rus uness delivered
c.ecAed IS Minute, la sds Of n" time OF Leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

l'HE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM
i SHIP COMPANY will dispatch MONTHLY their new
and powerful nrs t-class British Iron stt ausiips
CELIA, BELLONA, ANOtA, UNA, CNlCA.
Each 300 ans bufifn
between LONDON and NEN- OEk, calling at HAVkf o.
the vova-e nom London.
Rate passage f,on Ncwi Oh, ayabe ia UyrED srsrgs
CgtRFNCi
inst ssao Second Cabin. $50 steersgc. W
For pl.sagc apply 90
thAS. 4. " iliINEi, At the Office, No. ,, BIoaiv.J.
For freight apply ~ 80. o.. south o.
HOWLAND AsPINNALL, Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

~ VI II I. ID oI1II IsINN 70 Nl+fIsI1 VI ~
~ EXTRA FREIGHT sTfAMER-1o accomn ocsie 81 p
psfs who are forward n cir goods BY the @ e
aud he iucfa,ing drDanas o tie trade The
RAILROAD COMPANY viii di,patch the steamer AlI.A''
TIC from the 2Jd to the .5h inst, with fie.h. only she
will commence receiving saturday horurL ifh insi
tie Canal wharf Freight ssme per rssulai sieanei u
expected that good, by the Anic Will 20 forward rom
rsusDs by the Pachc Aai Steemhip Company steamer
syf thr. on about the 2;h Of December aud srnse IN
San Francisco IN tim. tor ihe N-w-iesr Holidays
Fer further yarcnars ,1i prrrs fos shpen INQUIRE at
the Office Q. The Panama Railroad onpir W. 81 Ns.
- JNsEpn Z. JOY. secrrtarv.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

GALWAY LINE.
N Tho
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRlATlC, I,2. horse power, i.o'o TINS
HIbEKNlA, 100 bofss power, 1900 tuns
COLUMBIA, Leu LoIt" power 1000 tuus
ANGLIA. 1000 horse power. jon ins.
The magnificent DE- s. ID eel steamship
ANGLIA. Cnr'. fkOWSE.
viii sail rom BOSTON for GALWAY AMI LIVERPOOL on
TUESDAY D,ccmhcr !. I'D he followed BY tho COLUMBIA,
ir1m htN-lOItA Dec. Is.
Rates OF passage payable In .od or is equivalent IN cnr
fency;
rist 'htNis
lutrffIeI
Stgcrage .ss....s..tt.. ~
Puss,n.ers forwarded also 70 London. Paris. hanbufg
Hssfc bremen Rotterdam Aniwcsp sc. al lowest rates.
taes Liverpool Gaway to New OK AID Bosom,
$50, so -a9 and rluS.
toI pls-ase Apply 70
sABEL L sEARLE. No. % Broadway.
For freigh, and other Information. rpTly TO
Lam RENEE. GILES a CO.. II South W .liiam Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20

GAVE IIrMsIP UP.-Pbilp Schmidt, ne
asgedriyer accused Of causing iho death Oi hnfl O.
Cnhsy o. meeneso1s y! = 5ny' Lihs n oJg m ILL.,
days 1RBt 81. ~ a lac hour on Wednesday night
came 10 thc Thirteenth prcci1d ,latnn.ilouse aud
yaye mmselfup Capt Steers locLel tim Up toaVait
the action Of the Coroner
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD;mF0R is AL; !tLs

kBANl ard 1ROf tONNEClINp Win AAN1''.'~
NORTH and W Est. Ilenseaye: . .o.,
p,pr.. ,nI no ln and .: 2, l0.2i and J5' AHa
h. sai 4. ts-- p u
Troy aad Albany with sleep lc;S' p u
NJ cali 1850 y. m. - -. %, - t,Js,
Pou train. and li:JD 5:I- sra ii''fe m1
a a.. and 1873 p = "a
Pe.kskin train. s:lO ?. m. Az L. N.
m. > 50 and 81 p m.
Tsirytoyn train 3:s0 D. i.V9 o H.
Cn ssnda - at > - .. NJ. ffcEi 1j'l',t - ~. 80,
Tickets may De procured at AZ q tbe ohcef"f He,9Us
In New sid broolyn and taZf2r chetsed III
ia. House to al points the road and % sraosa eprin
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
NEw-YORK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. 10, i10A
TRArNsIrAAE NEW-YORK:

Passenger Station IN Sew-york 2.th It and t
Entrance .7tA-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
ERiE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEw-JERsEY,

-
" From zoo. OF Court and,sl connecting at Hampton
Ju ou with DE Lackswanna add sstefn haiirosd,
and AZ Easou with LeLsh Valley Railroad end nc coDisc'
ton. forming drec, line Pittsburgh and ts West WIN
''' ,5TEII MIDDLE ROUTE TO THF WFsT.
Sixty Miles and wo HorRs saved by hi. me TO Cn'sso'
Clcin aii s. Louis. ~l,h Dot QUE eaanse Q! cLs
Wl.ItK ARkASJtA ErIs,
Coruprncin. Nov D. 1893 leave seS.1 ORR rs fo1oW;
laRgisyJa 10 E1PkgssAt a. IN, Tor Ei-ton, hesdihS
Pot,,vI'.- U.risburg Nauch hunk William port
NA.LTKAN-At8.Oa ior Laston " etef osp Sctsnson,
WI keshsrrr. Or-a, Bend. fis,on bngh.,non Sc ,,,,
IzM. TR,fs-For Esston, Allentown. Manch Chnns' VIZ
lsrnspor,, Resd.ug fotssi.ie. Harrisburg, &C. -
3.ii p Mo. Elsiou. Bethlehem AoE;o"n Ane hs"oa
Chunk
4:.OI M.--For Soniery'le.
$50 p. M--ror sOus,FHlle -, n.
IN NJ Wg.rERN EAPKEss-for fesion, Allentown, hesd'
Inc W.r-,burg gi,souggh and the West. sccpins cars
tufough nom Jersey Cuy TO fiusDufgh - a.
TIFRvss TRAN FOR HAGRisBvRG-ihe 3 N. Eslfes
rsn frou New arrives arsbirg 81 P r coinect
ng La,, and We.; Penny yganla Genital haiioad Nor,n
.ri C,n,a Railroad North ad SOUTH aid VAN sne Cuos'
Ttir,rfrIroxr .ND NEw-YoRK FgRRy-Leaye New ORR
froin pier 40 O. North itlyer al 800 N J. ana oU ~
The bosis stop AZ bergen Pon, and Mariners ia,oor every
,r.p e.eh wav JOSIAH w. >fEAkNS. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard Of Aldermen.

OrYciul STATED srssioSTl nrsJsy Nov. 70 lf3-l n
Pre.en; ia alsh esq President, and tie following
members:
Adornen Henry. Hall McCoo, Chip, Mitchell, Ryets.
Je oniah Hardy Mss'erson Ottiwr, Fax .y And Long
Ihe Ir,sien beiug absent OF roll c4l motion Of iNeS-
man HALL. Aliern IA Henry called 90 the chair.
Tie minutes the last meeting read and approved
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
L'OR NEW-ORLEANS-Dlrect.

GEORGE CROMWELL
Capt jNo. A. fosT,
VIII esve pier No. H., on s1urday November H. al
80 Fr,h received or B, Of Lsine ssnsd day of sal
m. freight pl.age with pass-d sccofu ocios
sppIy to "a. l.. CROMWELL a Co. No. ~ West -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-20
NHv-YoRI, NSv. q, 1853.
71s Hc1osubh th BooSd u .fHr,wtS.
I he


giving hoy 10 ha congregation Of - uahrefs Church.
is Ess, Thirty between First and Second
avenues 1ed the bus-.s of the tower Of their church
four feet beyond 'he tine Of the street.
be- eve ta, have LEGAL night 70 give this permission
would De- vo1 If granted Lnt could afford protection
against the hsal Proceedings which might ay time be
ta ty pta,riy othe neghbofhood 70 rnov. the
structure IL rested upon the street. hu' s d. from
the i.g objections tins rr.outiO II il euy VT ng 10
sacon permanent the streets ihs
permission, would bad precedent for such chen',
aud would be followed by many applications ioi SIM
la privileges which II would be Dposibe to refuse without
l,ius amennh'e 90 the chr.e Of paniali '.
H. the present the proposed projection would prove
obstruction 20 ia. yiew nom ID DINING iror y.
fcying thai have autho thus 10 in,"irre wi the
iisht pIlIcuy and that If we had would De
wranf 10 'N,id, l., must Withhold my approval i" 'hi'
reolu.ipn GEOiSE OPDl NJ. Mayor.
neaag. received rom h. Honor tie Mayor relative
TO removal Of Tie Volunteer Bairacas from the PAfh 20 le
Battery.
ifnrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Many glorious speculation has failed
for the sane good reason that the old
Texan ranger gave when be didn't buy
land when Il was dog cheap.
% Well did come nigh on taking eight
Thousand acres once't.- said old Joe.
moarnfully. - You see. two Of the boys
came IN one day from an Indian hunt.
without any shoes. and offered me their
titles 10 two leagues juss below here for
pair Of boots.
i" For pair Of boots = We exclaimed.
" les, for q PAIR Of boots for each
league.
4" Bot Why on earth did you not take IL
They'd be worth one hundred thousand dol
lars to-day. Why didnt you give them the
boofsy-
% Jest because didn't have the boots 70
give said old Joe. as he took another
chew Of tobacco. quite a. consenied as II be
had owned two hundred leagues Of land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
VOLUME 80. NO. 20.
d r u " TIE o :

At printers festival the following toass
was given: 4" The editor and lawyer-the
devil Is satisfied withthe copy Of toe former.
but requires the original Of the latter.
A Western paper announced the illness Of
iis editor. piously adding -. All good pay
ing subscribers are requested TO mention
hmm IN their PRAYERS. The others need not.
a. the Praycrs Of the wicked avail nothing
according 70 good authority
IL = better 20 decide difference between
enemies than friends; for one of our friends
viii certainly become an enemy. and one Of
our enemies friend.
- You should never let young nan Kiss
yOu.~ said a venerable uncle 90 has pretty
neice. =" know IL. uncle returned she.
Peniteu;ly. - and vet try 90 cultivate a
spirit Of forgiveness seeing that when one
has been kissed there Is no undoing IL.
We love women all the more for their
weakness. Those strong-minded women
always seem as fthey wanted TO be men
and couldn't
Which. asked Zimmerman. putting a
very pertinent question TO his correspondent.
"is the real hereditary SIN Of humanity?
Do you imagine that shall say pride. or
luxury, or ambition? No. I shall indolence.
He who eonquers that. eOnquers all
live lack the sagaeiry to discriminate
nicely between our acquaintanees and our
friends. misfortune viii do IL for us.
A aush Of hope renders tOa and trial
beautiful. as the sunbeam gives sparkle 90
the winters frost.
In a hot summer, when there il most
thirst. there are fewest brooks. So Of ma
nv peoples charities; they are raress when
most needed
Write your name by kindness. love and
mercy. on the hearts Of the people You
come IN contact with year after rear, aud
you VII never be forgotten.
The stones on the corner Of the Exchange
in Boston. are larger than any single stone
in Cleopatra Needle and those in the L.
;. Treasury building. now in process Of
erection a; Washington. are much heavier
than any stone Of PomPey's Pillar or the
Pyramids Of Egypt.
We should round every day Of stirring
action with an evening thought. We learn
nothing from our experience unless We muse
upon Il.
The time Of just judgment is coming. when
W shall not have the power to do what We
wish. because We did not do IL when Il could
have been done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

' would Ike a SITUATION. sad a mild.
sweet voice. st the intelligence osice. The
face was not shat - actually called pretty.
bat there was a charm about the whole per-
son. Which ~as rather prcpossessing. The
intelligence od6ccr looked at the woman
as only men in that station can-to see Il
the woman voald ft the place. and the
piarc ht the woman.
d" ! have ouly one place b. replied
ID. Mrs smiths. and she b The hardest wo-
man % sait uith hslp in this city. But if
you have a miu-i Co you can Try tho place /.
81 you stay there a month III charge you
with the &C.. d not. M get you another
piace-
The woman vas satisfied 20 Try. and a
boy vas sent 10 sho- her ihe lady's resi-
dcnce
" Mrs. Smith. soiiiiquizcd thc woman. a.
she ~aikei Up tovar.is tlis mansion Mr.
smith. 4 palcncss overprcad her fare
81 she caught q glimpse of the ieatares q
Mrs Smith through thc vindow. vhen sto
turnei 90 go INTO the basement of tb, nan-
sion. but uith an effort she gaihercd cour-
age. and her ohcek grcv red vith thc ~
turning flsh
" Mr. - scut this woman sail the
boz o. Mr >miih. a. they entered thc
brcakiast room. vhcrc the chihiren wcre
making boats out q egg shells. and floating
thcm in pouds of coffee.
d" Anoiher woman. uicd ~. running Up
70 hor and catching hold oi Der gosn. .'Aa-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

THE ORIGIN OF HsND-sHaKrxo. The
Romans had a goddess whose name va.
fidss or sdelity-A goddess Of - faith and
honesty 10 whom Numa was the first 10
pay divine bonOrs. Her only dress vas
White vel. expressive Of frsnkness. eandor
and modssty and Der symbol was two
right hands joined. OF sometimes two fe-
male figures holding each Other BY the
night hand. whence N all agreement.
among the Greeks and Romans Il vas usual
for she parties 90 take each other By the
right hand. a. a token of their intention 20
adhere to the compact; and this custom Is
in more general use even among ourselves
At The present day. than would ~ 6rss
thought be realized.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

VARIOUS MEANTNG 90 WoEDs. Iis in
teresting 20 consider what Different mean
ings different persons attach % the same
word. Thus. when Brown calls a man
" good. be- means that be Is yirtuous.
When Jones applies the same adjective TO
one Of his neighbors. he means that be
i solvent. When Brown calls q msn "a
worthless fellow,- be means that be - a
man q no character. or a very bad one.
When Jones calls a man q" worthless.- he
means thar b. j. worth les than certain
amount of money. The other day Jones
spoke q certain person a. a % man of no
scccunt.' lie meant simply that be vas a
msn q no taat acoountf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

-
The Commercial Bulletin rel4tes the fol-
lowing adventure which illustrates at the
same time the wonderful Ingenuity Of Euro
pean thieves and acutencss Of the detective
officers
- Several years ago the elder Perkins
started from London 20 cross the channel
for Paris-he had with him a large sum Of
money. which he was TO deliver 70 a
certain banking house in Paris. Such was
the magnitude Of the sum that the utmost
secreey was observed. 90 that no person
should be aware Of the fact; the money was
taken from the Bank Of England bu, few
moments before departure. CoD Perkins
arrived safe in Havre. and congratulated
himself upon his safety and that Of his
treasure thus far. IL Was his frst appear
ance on French soil. be knew no one and
was entirely dependent upon his letters Of
introduction. wha; was has astonishment
on arriving at the gates Of Paris 20 hear has
name familiarly spoken before he had shown
his passports. and not only his name bat
the name Of the hotel 70 which be con
templaied going.
With true Yankee shrewdness. however.
be concealed his astonishment. He had
been At the hotel but short time when
three o. foOr persons entered his room, and
Informed him that they were % hide them
selves under his bed-be demanded an ex-
planation. they being in citizens dress.
To his still greater astonishmeut they in
formed him Of the precise amount Of money
he had drawn from the Bank Of England. 10
whom be was to pay tin fact all partieu-
lars Of the Transaction. 50 much that IL ap-
Peared ike revelation In reply 20 his
question a. 20 bow they knew. they said
nothing; they merely informed him that be
had intended 70 put the package under his
pillow. and that AZ a certain hour his room
would be broken into and an attempt made
to rob him. He was further instructed 20
follow out has original plan. 90 appear per-
fectly unconscious AZ the time As though be
was asleep. and that all would be right.
There vas no alternative. he was but one
man 20 four. and be quietly Submitted At
The exact time mentioned be heard a noise
AZ the door Of his room. the door was faally
forced. the man in the meantime keeping
perfectly quiet; the preparation stood in
large cold drops upon bis forehead. but be
did not dare 90 move; the new corners ap-
preached the bed. lifted the pillow. with
his head upon ii. absirarted the treasure.
aud were about starting for the door. when
those under the bed started and seized
ihem-tAey we're the gcns-d'armes. This
story was told by Col. Perkins himself. Al
public dinner-table. where the late John
Quincy Adams vas relating an adventure
almost similar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Of her sister. nor the entreaties Of ber
brother-in-la~. could change her resolve.
IL vas . terrible lesson 20 Mrs. Smith.
and she win never forget Il. Ella Frances
DuPus W was soon sfterward mar
ried 20 merchant who knew her 3, ~.
Louis. and appreciated her. and she is now
mistress Of a home equal in wealth TO her
sisters. and more rePlete with happiness.
With the exception Of the names. this
- Story Of To-day Is true; and the actors
need not blush AZ the recital. for this Is one
Of the many that are stranger than fiction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

SHARING HsFrINEss. Men Of the
nobiest disposition ihink themselves happi-
est vhen others share their happiness viii
them.
The celebrated Henderson. the actor. vas
seldom known 70 be IN passion. When -
Oxford. b. vas one day debating With a
fellow student. Who not keeping his temper.
threw a glass of vine IN bis face. Mr.
Henderson took out his handkerchief. wipe
BIS face. and cooliy said -" That. or. va
q digrcssion-nou Or thc srgument.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10
}, II. PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, APRIL TO- 1888

" Yes. yes. l have no doubt you do. =
and Smith balanced the soup plate on his
finger ss II in the act Of washing ia. and
Mrs Smiths face flushed ss red as scarlet
" Mr. Smith, she exclained-and sank
back. unable 20 artiealate nore-and just
then Bridget entered. and cut short her ae-
eumulsting words
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Eduoasicsn Posishes good nssure. and cor
rects bad ones.
Expec, nothing from hin vhO promises
great deal.
Eat little At dinner. less AZ supper. sleep
,iofs. and you wiH live long.
Fortune car take nothing from a. but
that she gave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

DfssrFoTNrED PfcKPocKrr. Wei. II
this amt mean, Here's this fsIler been
agoin' sbout ~ith this here yelier chain.
and when polls it oot there's no watch on
the end Of u. The conduct q these bere
hashy clerks !. enough 20 break the beart
Of poor feiier Ike me-. ss has 70 depend
on his trade for iivin'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

A Day JoKr. 4 clergyman. on his ~ay
20 church. one Sunday. vas overtaken bv
heavy shower of rain. On arriving a. the
tesfry BE- exclaimed. rather impaticntly.
o. uish i we're dry Never mind. r.
said BIS ooilcague. you win soon be 10
the pulpit. and there you viii be dy
enough.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-10

Why is blsle q grass like q note Of
handy Becsuse it 10 nasured By falling due. i.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03
Itsrress, mslher 3 500 Pausn 9aumfpcus an 9rre

Iterress, rslher 3 500 9alsn gaumpcQs an 9cre
Bate, ipuree al, %. Ycpeintsr tei Sport t0uoion
lsin,lih Elm Haub Der Ttammen.
Ser 0ampfer Nsllie Wocre, msl1sr nit Rs=
Reconsideration tslaosn une anf Gem Nsae na6
Nalbr'lls ~tsarinsn mar, ianf ON Srsitas, Den u.
Ncr.. i'm Stic Stuff, %untertalt Smittlare.
Scr Sarpter Silrer Wape, nel6sr Ron ct.
ScniS nab Naihrtlle inisrtreSs mar unD cine tcle
Saeuna ron &faierunass9 crratten unn ~unssf0tr
100 Yfsrrs an 8,ro bate, ianf am Mcrssn bss
70. Ncp, Is Wtsilsn ctsrtalb Sairc. a9au Slautt
|nitt Dap CT .pisoer sstpbsn psrosn fam. a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-03

2 gsir MAIDEN auf bic sln;siss ess t9rn. s.
3. an Gfsst, Nshts Mnipalt in Marien n, 8,
auimerfiam. llnisre &anoslsute in Wiarirn gcuntp,
mslhs Die 6ilis zines tii6tissn aDpcfatsn tranasn,
nsrnsn pcbl tbun, fA an GERM BAN Sleet /.
~psnosn, "a CT iih gang t~sicnpsrs Wtibe Sistt, ba
WOtlnclsn Der ,ablrsiasn eeuti@en Biirssr jsns
SOuntps 81 s%sminnsn, Su Wslhem 3psde or Die nsut
Ihs Sptahe ltuoirt. MuBsrbem miro uns Gsrr ga
6lsst nod BON alsn Ssitsn auf cas 9site sn1pfcels'
uno mir taltsn uns i~tsr,sust, eab CT Gle 8.itafs
bic inn anrsrtraut rssnsn auf eas 4anftihlts b
icrasa irire.