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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Petition for Partition.

4 MA LOlX wife of Peter Loux, Of Elkhart
"A county, Indiana, Rachel Mumaw wife of John
Mumaw Margaret Coley, Wife of Christian Coley,
and the minor heirs OF Barbara Deal, formerly
barbara Showalter and minor heirs of Barbara
AK formerly Barbara Barkey, all of Holmes coun-
y ONO, Mar Meyers, wife OF Jonathan Meyers, of
ElkEart eoun,y Indiana, Katharine Miser wife Of
Samuel Miser. OF Dckalb county Indiana. John
key and Isaac }arkey, of holmes county, Ohio will
take notice that on the !9th day Of October, 1868,
Christian Barkey filed in the Court of Common
ding partition of the 70 lowing described real es-
tate, situate in Holmes county, in the State Of
ONO, to-wit being the noI tn west quarter of
section four, in township fourteen and range elev-
en-, estimated to contain one hundred and sixty
acres, bo the same more or less; aud that at the
VIII apply for an order that partition may be nildo
oi said premises CAklSTlAN BARkEY,
By d. d. HELLER his Attorney
Nov. IL, ls63-w5plS5 40
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
The Maryland Election.

General Schenck issued an order di-
recting Provost Marshals to arrest Judg.
es OF elections in that State; Governor
Bradford, who has earnestly supported
the Administration. issued proclama-
tion protesting /; Schenck. ordered the
Baltimore papers not topublish it. This
man is already Major. General. Wha,
new office will he get for his serviity ?
Piaindealer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
The quota Of Each Congrcssion-
IL al District.

Ohio lie called upon to furnish twenty nine
three hundred and fifty two volun.
teers under the late call Of the President for
800 900 moro soldiers. This number must
be recruited by the 9TH Of January next, or a
draft will supply tho deficiency. The follow.
ing table shows the number OF meb assessed
~ IN:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Scarcity OF Labor IN Louisiana.

The New Orleans Bee says that there isgreat
scarcity Of labor on the sugar plantations, and
u Is estimated that in Plaqucmines Parish the
loss Of the planters. owing to this want of labor.
Will not be less than ten or fifteen thousand hogs
heads'--N'w York Post, Republican.
The want of labor is owing to tho fact that
the free negroes whom our army has liberated
will not work, II is tho old story of Emancipa
ton oyc- arain
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Exhibiting their Meauness.

When we received the cheering news
hero that the gallant 51th Regiment had
given majority for Clement l.. Valan-
digham, the Black Republicans were
greatly surprised aud chagrined. One of
their number remarked that if he had CON
troll of affairs he would consolidate the
Regiment and dismiss evory officer
That is the way to give soldiers the priv
ilese Of voting-in horn. The Repub-
lcan leaders say "the soldiers must have
the priOHege of voting" but if they don t
vote tho Abolition ticket they howl out,
"Oh they are traitors and towards 20
There is no better lighting Regiment
in the field than the 57th, and the gallant
boys Of the Northwest composing it de-
serve the thanks of the Democracy OF
Ohio for remaining true to the Union
which they enlisted to restore, and the
Constitution which they took an oath to
defend.
All honor to Lieut.. Col. Sam. Mott, Of
Wapakoneta. iu command, for the noble
stand he took in regard to tho late politi-
cal conflict lie did not say to the men
of the 57th, "you mast vote to suit me OF
! will put you under arrest" but he ad
Weed all to vote their true sentiments
| Wdpak Vneta DenlOcrot.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12

Here is au old bachelors definition OF
love "a little signing. little crying
little dying, and good deal of lying"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a Pc
Holmes county, o. at their December session, 1863
pral ing for the vacation of part of certain road
in Saltereek township, Holmes county, Ohio, said
part of sand road is described follows, viz, Com.
mencing at the south corner of the sou west
tsan of rnn seJ',oh ~ epwnsnnp ~
thence east along said section line to tn creek and
road leading north and south, at u point near the
southeast corner of the south west quarter of
section twenty'seven in township fifteen and range
October 90 1863
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
home Vote OF Ohio--o0,r,,,

The following is the official vote (homc) of
Ohio for Governor and Auditor of State, at the
election held October 10, 1863
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12

IL is noted by the English papers that
the "priSe winners" in the recent militia
riho matches were all blue.eyed men.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Land for Sale Near Oxford.

ONE Farm Of ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
- ACRES, . Of which is under cultivation.
Orchard and buildings.
Price, $500. TwUffths cash, and for tho balauce
terms very easy.
TWENTY ACRES OF TIMBER LAND
in section I, township S,
PRICE Sl2j cash. Address
REV. CHARLES THOMAS.
Nov. IL, ls65,* Erie p o., Michigan.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
BERLIN INSTITUTE.

Is AN Eng ish and Classical Academy for both sexes
situated in Berlin Aolmes county TO- seven miles
east Of Ml,rsburgh. Tile Winter Session will COM
meme
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1868,
Tuition in advance for Sc sslon Of 2Owceks.
High Matht matical and Nat. Scien 90
LAIN ana creek Languages.
German ana French " tNtra..............,.. $40
Instructions on the Plano " ................l2OO
Uuse of instrument, a. '............... a on
IeAch RS OF Vocal and Instrumep tai Music and A.
sistant Teachers in other branches, are engaged.
The Principal is graduate OF Jt ferson College, and
has had cunsidt rabe expef nee In the Of
schools.
The location OF the Institute Is elevated md healthy
Hood boarding can bs obtained in private faiulits
at low rates.
students can rent rooms and board themselves at n
very small expense. Fit is desired rented rooms will
be urshed with chairs tables. bedstead and cooking
stove ~ the rate of two dollars per MONTH
lew pupils can be accommo int I'd in the family OF
the Principal To such the charge for one ear will h,
one hundred dollars. For the summer session "A one
hiy dollars. For tho winter session alone fifty five
dollars, one half in advance This includes board
lag, room, light fuel and uon in the regular
For further information inquire Of
DOT 90, lSt3. J. g. GILLIAN Prncjpal
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
CORN SAVED !! !!

IN BUYING a CORN MILL. have some to sell
very cheap. They will grind any kind of grain
Tor feed nnd every ono knows that grain ground
viii make more Iced. BRAY, the Timer,
Nov ~ J b3'nl Sign of Big Coffee Pot.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
1st Brigade, Gordan's Division.
The Power by which Elections
Are Carried.


Doubtless in New York and Wiscon,
sin, as in Pennsylvania and Ohio. the de
leated Democratic candidates have Ic-
ccived more votes than successful candi-
dates have ever received before. OF
course the aggregate number OF legal vo-
ters in none OF these States has increased
beyo the diminution occasioned by the
drain of men for the war, irrespective ol
the soldiers who have been sent home to
vote. Indeed, the increase cannot be
near SO great as this dminution, as &
evident from the severe scarcity OF labor
in every department Of industry. The
aggregate vote of these States, then.
should be considerably less than at the
Presidential election of 1860, whereas it
is tens of thousands larger in each of
thom. The Democracy have more than
held their own from last years elections,
when they swept everything before them,
and when he aggregate vote was full. ana
now they are beaten by large maiorities.
What is the inevitable inference Is it
not that the frauds in these elections are
unparalleled in their stupendousness p
Is not enormous lmposture apparent on
the face OF the canvass? Is not the huge
aggregate vote reported to have been cast
conclusive evidence of the application
to the conduct of the elections Of the abo.
lition dogma that "the end justiies the
means 2" The power OF the Admins
tration party to perpetrate fraud is al
most limitless. 1t embraces the resour-
cess Ct money in uncounted millions and
human instruments equal to any service
from them. Ii is this power
that has been exercised. and it will CON
tinue to be successfully exercised until the
American people, compelled by the over
whelming miseries OF their country, shall
rise above its influence. Let US hope
that that day is not far distant. - Chi-
ru0n YcnIss
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DiSSOHantiOlA.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned has been dissolved by mutu
q consent All accounts will he settled By Henry
Young. HENRY YOUNG,
Nov -, 1868. w, j. FRAZIER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
Administrntor,s No,icc

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed aud qualified as Admin istra-
tor OF the estate Of ius POmerene deceased late
of Holmes county, Ohio. 0IIl = -
Nov. IL lsCj. HENRY POMERENE
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-12
MCKEE a. BEEBOUT.

MCKEE a BEEBOUT,
Al their new rooms, just hted up in what recently
known as frn's Hall Their will be open for the
reception OF all lovers OF art, on
Monday. March 30th.
Having the best OF Instruments we are prepared to
take all kinds of pictures, from full size down 10 the
smallest locset ring, in the best STYLE Satisfaction
rendered in all cases
lr Sick and deceased persons taken at their resi-.
dcnce,
Perssns having old Daguerreotypes Ambrotypes OF
deceased friends can have them copied into Photo
graphs, giving more lfe-like appea anee than even
the original picture.
Everybody "and the rest Of msnki ind" are respect.
fully invited to call.
Remember the pace-Frtz's Ha !, nearly opposite the
Post ONCE
March a6 1868 MCKEE 4 BEEB0Ur.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-09

unprr!pnnpt rihtete sr lsinen Bid auf Die
5srtcrlnosn, babel bieit cr ieinen Stpd silern
tcit ais tsfirdte er, CT t6nne ism pl6bti6 ent.
ieinsr gum S6use pper sum 2lnsriTe su Sc
bienen.
Gnoli8 irurben bic 5snRsrldpen BON inn en-
9sibIcHsn.
9'st, iasts 39umas unit isBts Fd in gersit.
l6aft..
er fpnnte aber, 10 steIe NIGe er F& aud sab,
Mot erfsnnsn, pb ss isin S&wtsesrfpbn pper
ietns &ohter mar, msIde bic 9dOsn fhtre.
sSobl Ssbu Ninuten ipdter trat tte crterf in
'Rrsr 9tp0tnli@en Gra6t aus bem Sauie.
Sbne lib umSuirbsn. sin9 fe mad Der Burg
itrn6s. Sicmas foIets ibr fpfprt.
Gs rnr4ts feline IbF6t Isiu, tas er l& i9r
9anj nnbe belt, 10 oaS sr fe nit benz Nrme faft
srretd'sn tpnnts, pbne fs ansubaltsn Obsr ansu,
rufen.
yin tnn9fr gfeniG, NIT einrr furscn SADIE
betlsteet unp nit einsm @ef6te, pelAes ben
Stempsl Der 8pbbeit unb Srutalitdt on F6
fru9, trat ibr snt9e9sn, be9tiiete fe lad enb unp
iprati Damn einise Ocrts lctIc nit i6r.
DER Rabn MR. lerr, sr i6ten Hd CUR abfabrt
an3u1hifen.
a9oiias mertte f4 ben &a9n senau unb
iHten f@ ieiic bic Sennaet6en gu riepertoleu
nnp etn,uprdssn, an wel6en sr DEN &abu ME.
Der gu %erfenneu .bufte.
Sruee! 2rnSe risf CT rann pl6bli6 in BEN
&abn bina6.
Ssine SpGter bIidtf sur Bride binauf le
rrtannte ibrsn Batter. Die cine @6lause ldpe
lie Die 3reppe binauf unb padte BEN alien Nanu
betm 9trme.
(GprtitBune foIst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-09
Dfrmi(btes.

- Sn SoIss ssS TONG tnsraI apnsFttrt aat
Sufolt tIr;lta ausssfabrtsa @usrtfsa tsst Der
5einb bic slbsmarls 8ssiUn dnfsssstsn, tn lssr
frp6tbarer QanbFrib, hsRen 8si6ttnm an Sc.
Ssnsmittsln uns Ia bisitn 5stttR sss Rans,Is
{ebr Az Cute iommt. 8ertie, eine Gpnntis ptel,s
Dterists, cat ~nnferer Rssisruas anstu an a&t-
tnnbsrttaufsnb Yfunb Bacon stlisftrt.
gm nprlsbtsn Saaistaa srf&os In Char.
aeRpR qieat. saiee Zen 2isut. 8suinser, belize ~
2amar's %esiment seb6rie, has fa In benz Sc.
5sSt Bet SsesfFunsYils 70 rismliaf aus3eiSnss.
- Gin Wann ..gamsns aipnsc 8rutpn er-
TtprDste farsli& In 3OlsbU, Dsto, isinss Sru
bfrS 5rau uab bertn srei 8iube. unb beaine
Damn Seltfmprb.
- General Srsdinribss if lei ben Splbaten
~1inlersr rsfli6en @rmse bur6 irin leut1eliass
Setrasen sesen %btelsIten alssmsin belie6t Or
ts8lsitst ssmGbnlid feline 5rau, bic in BEN 6ps.
pitalsrn u~nIsren fransen unO ~Serpunpstsn Gpl.
baten Srpf unb @rfriihuussn fpsnbet.
- @rbResren nurpen In atlanta, GaSannab
pRb anbsrsn liibIi6sn Staptsn bsrsits 3u 1925
bts So per Quart ~Dertauft.
- Der @orrelpCnbsnt bss 3auatafse ,,Slo.
ribian" berihtet, bab am 3tsn y. Mcnats Ban
9Oint BON fstsn @6ifem ansssrifsn purSr,
Don bsnen,,jsheS cine 12pfanbise &anUne fa6rte
nnb bic ;ufammsn cine gsmannuns BON etrea
300 Nann battsn. tnlsre sanas 9slabuns brs
9lnBes tstanb aues.gnpt. Chambers @cmpaas
nie, bic nur 80 @ann 3dbtte. @it ibren @nfelb
8iFes unb sinsm Se&spfanbnsr isBte Oisle BIN
ter eiutm @rpaufpurf pUfirte Sslpenldaar benz
"Orriidsnbsn 6einre jebC6 70 nader 3u, Bag mad
sinsm tur3sm nbsr bartnadissn Sample Der 5einO
5urtd9etristen wurbe.
Die Nsw Orleans ySrue Delta" propbe.
5fiBt rem ~boIri9en @us6ru4 zines &riesss ;ri,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-09

%9sotsben iinc, BEN gantees in sewcGnter 8eiis
ben 9eim:pss gu seiscn.
Der Correspondent Der 9orp,n Shines
ia9t: Der einsise @es, wie gidsbura eenom.
men wsrOen fam, ia, in 5rpnt Ger Stapt su
lanpen nnb bic Satterteen p%erIeIbsn III erfir.
men; ptes erfcrhere jeppd metr Sapferfeit, als
bic gantecs tsldeen.
= Naranis be Darlington, Der fb Dor Ell.
niger 3eit bier in 8i&mpnb auf6islt, 1aete in
firSli& sebalenen Esbe, Der NprOen tGnne
Den Sipen muir pernidtsn une oab Der @apen
bic sum aeuserifen fdmpfen merbe.
Die scnepn 9pt bOFt bos bic @cnfSbe.
rtrten Staatsn NIT benz S9Iufe bteIsS Sabres
Hesretb que biefsm &fe bersSresben unb
tbre unabednsisfeit e~rrinsen werben.
= Der Sritiib albion nennt Sas @elineen
Der GUttpn.a nleite cine ttatla6li&e Qncrfen-
hune Der CONFEDERATION.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06

CREELING THE BRIDEGRooM-A curious
custom in connexion with marriage prevailed
at one time in Scotland, and from the manner
in which it was carried out was called "creel-
ing the bridegroom" Early in the day after
the marriage those in the proceeding assem-
bled at the house of the newly welded couple,
bringing with them a "creel, or basket. which
they filled with stones. The young husband
on being brought TO the door, had the creel
firmly fixed upon his back, and with it in this
position had TO run the rounds of the town. or
at least the chief portion OF it, followed by a
number Of men to see that he did not drop his
burden; the only condition on which he was al
lowed TO do so being that his wife should come
after him and kiss him. As relief depended
altogether upon the wife, it would sometimes
happen that the husband did not need TO run
more than few yards; but when she was
more than ordinarily bashful, or wished to have
ittie sport at the expense of her lord and
master, ne had to carry hisfoad a considerable
distance. his custom was very strictly en-
forced; for the person who was last sscreeledo
had charge OF the ceremony, and he was nat
urally anxious that no one should escape. The
practice in Galasheiis came to an end about
sixty years ago when one Robert Younp on
the plea of "sore back" lay abed all dav AZ.
ter his marriage, and obstinatey refused To
get up and be creeled; he had been twice mar
ried before, and no donbt felt he had enough
OF observation-disclosures Book of Days.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06

NEW RULE IN BILLIARDs.-A Detroit
paper tells good story at the expense of a
canadian billiard player who was unlucky
enough to be the champion of the cuen in his
vicinity. Fully approaching his own abilities
ne went 70 Detroit to try his hand with Seerei-
tef. On banking" for the first shot Seereter
won, took ms cue, counted aud continued to
ished Canadian looking on with minoIed adm;-
ration and wonder. At the conclusion Of the
game the foreign gentleman was about leaving
the room, crest-fallen, and the conceit ent;relSS
taken out of him, when the boy who tends the
tables politely informed him that he had n
small account tosettle forthe game Just PLAYED
The fellow was taken somewhat by surnrise
but soon collected his scattered senses. and
with the remark that he hadn't played anv
Billiards, and consequently wouldn't paw. ief,
Ine room amid the uproarious laughter of those
present. 's
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06
LEGAL & OFFICIAL,
U. s. MIarsIlaI,s Notice.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District Of Maine, SIS:
DURSUANr to Monition from the Hon Ashul
l. Ware, Judge of the United States District
Court within and for the District Of Maine. hereby
give public notice that the following Libel has beer
filed In said Court, viz:
"A Lt0et against IHfRTY-rWO HUNDRED CIGARS
seized by the Collector of the District Of Portland
and Falmouth, on the eleventh day of June instant
at Portland. in said District
w Which seizure was for a breach of the laws of the
United States, is more particularly set forth in
said Libel that hearing and trial will be had there
on al Portland on the fourteenth dag of JUN nerf
where anv persons interested therein may appear
ana show cause, if any can be shown wherefore the
same should not be decrced forfeit and disposed Of
according to law
Dated at Portland this twenty ninth day of June
A. ID. 1858 r. A. OITINRY
y. 8. Deputy Marshal District of Maiue
je29 d14d
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06

A FTER an extensive practice of upwards oftwen
IA ty years scontinues TO Patents in the Unit
ed States; also in Great Britain, France, and other
foreign countries. Caveats Specifications Bonds
Assignments, and all Papers Drawings for Patents
executed on liberal terms, and with despatch. Re-
determine the validity utility of Patents or Inven-
tions-and legal other advice rendered in all mat
tiers touching the same. Copies of he claims of any
Patent furnished BY remitting one Dollar. Assign
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
land, but through il inventors have advantage for
securing Patents, of asceraining the patentaby of
inventions, unsurpassed BY, If not immeasurably
perior to, any which be offered them elsewhere.
The Testimonials below given prove that none is
MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY. he
would add that he has abundant reason 70 believe
and can prove that at no other office of the kind
are the charges for professional services moderate
The immense practice of the subscriber during twen-
ty years past, has enabled him TO accumulate vast
collection OF specifications and official decisions rea
i've to patents
These besides bi extensive library of legal and
mechanical works and full accounts patents grant,
cd in the United States aud Europe render him able
beyond question, to offer superior facilities for OBJ
tanning patents.
All necessity OF a journey to Washington, to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there,
here saved inventors.
TESTING oNIALs
'Tregard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
iifs Wt As MpIia Mavs 9ed oi
Commissioner of Patents.
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap-
pcation- in form TO secure for them an early and
favorable consideration at the Patent Ofice''
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
''Mr. r. H. Eddy has made for me I'll RTEEN an.
pcations. all but of which patents have been
granted and that is pending. Such unmistak-
able proof of great talent and ability his part
leads me TO recommend all inventors 10 apply to him
to procure their patents, they may be hay
ing the most faithful attention bestowed on their
cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART
Dnring ght months, the subscriber in course OF
his large practice, made frice rejected applica
tions, SIXTEEN APPEALS. EVERY ONE ofwhich
was decided in hisJacor, by the Commissioner OF
Prtents- X. ii. EDDY.
janseodly
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06
Insolvency Notice.

pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the estate
Il of Luther Ross, late of Cumberland in the
county OF Cumberland deceased, having been rep
resented to the Judge of Probate as insolvent and
ceased owed, the undersigned have been appointed
Commissioners with fnll power TO receive and examine
al the claims of the several creditors said estate
Six months from the third day of March, A D., 1883
are allowed to said creditors for bringing in their
claims and proving their debts. The Commissioners
VIII meet at the office of Anderson Webb, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon of the l1th. 18th and oath
days OF July the st 10Th and 25th days Of August,
and the LIST and Sd days of September, A. d., lS63,
for the purpose of receiving and examining the
the claims of creditors of said estate.
NATHAN WEBB. ! -
ORLANDO NJ. MARRETT 4 Soni-
juno 80, 1868. d3w
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06
New Funeral Car.

fvNHE subscriber would respectfully in f,ryu tho nj,
IL liens of Portland and vicinity, that he has bad
built expressly for his own use, new and elegan,
FUNER1L CAR, of the most approved style. wifi
which he is prepared TO attend upon funerals or fbs
removal OF the dead, with satisfactory promptness
and at a reasonable price.
Al orders left at his residence No Chapels street
will meet with prompt attention
JAMES NJ. CURRIER,
Sexton and Undertaken.
Portland, June Is, 1888 diff
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06

PUTTING OFF.-"T0-morrow,n is bad day
for farming. 1t is largely responsible for poor
crops, poor stock, bad fences, and loose ends
generally. What we intend to do and could
not be persuaded to abandon-necessary and
indispensable work-oten utterly fails of ac-
complishment by being put off, We don't de-
eide not TO do it; we simply never get at it.
You would be shocked beyond measure If re-
quired to give away, or destroy, half your ap-
pies and pumpkins; you do worse by gather
ing them tomorrow alias letting them freeze.
He would be thought crazy who should ap-
ply loco-foco match and burn uphis hay; put
of cutting 1t three weeks too long, and that re-
suit is substantially arrived at but the owner
keeps clear of the lunatic asylum.
The man who burns green, rotten wood,
holds, In the abstract, with other philosophers,
that happiness is pleasanfer than misery: he
simply puts off attending to the wood
The farmer who stocks his farm with "nox-
ious weeds,' if put upon his honor, will con-
fess to preference for corn or clover; he
merely puts off making the exchange
The breeder who retains pigs that run
mainly to snout and, legs, and sheep thin in
fleece and frail in body, loves money as well as
you or /; he simply puts off taking necessary
steps to get it.
The man who should throw money into
the fire would have guardian vouchsafed to
him by civil authorities; but he may waste
just as much by letting his timber lie on the
ground and rot; and in the latter case he may
get elected Justice of the Peace-I have tried
II. In short, putting off is generally half as bad
and often worse than not doing at all.
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06
JOHN F. SHERRY,
Hair Cutter and wig Maker,

No. l3 Market Square, Portland, (up stairs.3
EE-Scparate room for Ladies' and Chidren's Hair
Cutting
A good stock of Wigs, Half Wigs, Bands, Braids
Curls, Frizetts. Pads Rolls, Crimping Boards, &C.,
&C, constantly on hand. je2263 d1y
The Portland daily press., 1863-07-06
Notice,

FINHE partnership under the name of d. Cammett
Il Son being dissolved by the death of tine senior
partner the business of the late firm will be settled
by the junior partner, who will continue the Block
and Pump making business at the old stand No 90
Commercial street, head of Portland Pier.
JeS0 2wd JOHN CAMMETT