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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-06

FIFTH WARD UNION CAMPAIGN CLUB.--as
will be seen by advertisement. this Club. oil whieA
lanes NJ Tuthin is President holds meeting tas
evening, when an address will be delivered by AID
Buell
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CUpJo's CAvE.-The last performance Ok
ills piece viii take place TO day at the Maseim
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TIKI WITHDRAWAL OF THE PENNSYLVANIA r
THR NRyApA coYsTITUrIoNl ELECTIO

\ bill passed the Senate to-day changing tn
Nevada constitutional election from the second Tue
DAY OF October to the GIst wednesday Of September
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DUy.n

COOK-Mary FINN, Hr.be,h only d,nrb,cr Of Samuel aud
Harriet Cook. aged months aud ID dsys.
Drsre. Nsrv than ia.t lef, ne.
And for thai holy land Of rest
With sng-is thou at happy
In that land where all ,re be.t.
daughter Of Dr. Jane. W. and Carrie j. Elliot sged y-ar
aud day.
The friend. Of the family respectfully Invited attend
the funeral from the residence Of her parents, No II Abins
don square Thur,day. ne 18th inst at ocock. \.
GALLhGHFR-M Long Brsnch. ". J., on Tuesday. Aug.
18Th. Garence Jerome infant son Of II Frank aud Eliza
a Gallagher formerly Of Virginia. aged months aud ~
virginia and Maryland papers please cory.
GPFFNP-N Berren Point n j. on the i7'h inst Edward
NJ insn, Edw ard A. and Albna 81 Greene of Phil.
sdelpbis
The funeral VIII take place from the residence Of Thomas H.
Moore "a Pine street on Friday i9ti Inst, ut p. M The
friends OF the inmy are invited to attend
HoAGon Tuesday night Aus 10Th Marietta inlan. dsush
The relatives and friends Of the family nved to attend
tho fu'ri at the residence o. her parents Van Wyek ave
Van Nyok Station arrival OF trains that leave Brooklyn
at lo:l3 a. m. and p.
LIEDsLEY-On Monday evening. 18th inst, Edmond Har.
yry youngest child Of Rev Charles T. and Nada Lindsey,
Of Southport Conn. aged yesr., months and - day.
Funeral services at the Consr gtona Church at Southport,
al y o'cock m on Thur.dsy 18th inst The remain. will
be taken 20 New Rochelle for in,srmeni.
The eud Of The family invited to attend without further
notice.
sCHAFFAug NH Of di.ea,e Of The heart. Philip, Of
Rev DR.. Philip and MARY p. schsif. aged years.
10 .,.eni III fana III day. Aug 18th a, 81 ocIoek from
Is9 East 10th street. without further notice.
Philadelphia AMI Frederick papers please copy
sMIrH-sudlenly on the 18th inst, In Moui.,own Annie
o. wife Of frrdenck H. smith j. aud eldest daughter Of
Obadiah Thaycr deceaed in the ?ath year Of her
The relatives and friends OF The family are invited to attend
her funeral Saturday 2o;h inst. a, p NJ from No.
Cedar street. Newark, N.
PRATT-on Wednesday, 18th inst, David Pratt aged 81
ri yeI w., A, d, ,,. family and Of hi, p,
sr- respectfully invited to attend the funeral from hi, as
residence NO. "a Yves! 18th street. On Thursday 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
TIE PUBLIC DEBT.

The following is correct statement of the public
debt as appears from the books Treasurers returns
and acquisitions in the Treasury Department on the
18th August, 1864.
Debt-beating interest in coin amonnt outstanding
eee. $50 $3.50; interest, $50 625 5350; debt bearing
interest in lawful money, si35 0l3 i CO. interest S22
<6 So To- debt which interest has ceased 1867 no
o. debt bearing interest. S52s $40 "a; total
amount outstanding 81 $40 ia, $685. interest SIC 0se
1856.
The unpaid acquisitions amount to g. 472 coo dollars
The amount in tho treasury subject to draft is IL 64
Is, 40 dollars
Within the past week 4,5l95OO dollars of the
seven three-tenths notes Of the issue Of 1861 have
been converted into Bonds Of 1881, leaving the
amount yet outstanding 77,965,iOO dollars. The
amount in the Treasury subject to draft has been
reduced during the same time from i3,62J,252 dol
lars TO l64, 359doars, and the lnpaid acquisitions
have increased 1888, 749, 900 dollar,
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PRODi SAN FnAECIsCO.
Rebel Applications for ReI'"se- G"'d ""se
be paid on Contrscu-News from Gs'"a-
Two Millions OF Tobacco bSrnee NJ q.
uillu. 80

SAN FRAkClsCo, aug 10
An application was made to the oni'eo o'a.es
Circuit Court yesterday for tho release oil 'hhre'
L. Weller, lately confined in Fort Ace'r0S'' 'or
using, as charged reasonable language ana urging
Democrats to armed resistance to the draft, etc
The application for Mr.. wellers release is based
on tho act of Congress, requiring the civil indio'-
ment Of parties arrested by the military au'no'i''e'
in tho loyal States or their discharge within acer'an
time.
The Supreme Court of California hiss affirmed the
constitutonality of the law providing Tor the en-
forcements Of contracts for payment in GOA. ms
decision gives great satisfaction to al ouSiiie''
circles.
Hong Kong dates of June 3oth say. that Nankin
the only city of Importance eft IN possession ION
fmperiasts.
A fire at Manila had destroyed two millions OF
dollars worth Of tobacco.
British Regiment was on its way to open the
inland sea of Japan.
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great many side hits arc being mnde mt the
Plantation Biters, score or two OF dlsin,efestea
friend. no have endesvoei to initiate counterfeit them
les al Of no The people won't DO long imposed upon
The Pi,utaiion Bers increasing In aud popularity
every day and that's what's tho natter They are IN same
sized bottle and made just they were at hrs and WIZ con-
tinue to be- OF we shall stop making them.
Tho Plan. alton Bitter. purify strengthen and nvsoFSte
They create healthy appetite.
They are an an,id l,c to change Of water and Dict
They effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliycn the mind
They prevent miisnintic aud intermittent fcvers
They purify the breath and acdity Of the stomach
They Dyspepsia aud Constipation. -
They Diarfhea Cholera, and Cholera Morpus
They Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant and are
exhausted natures great storsr The Recipe and ia Crcu
lar around each bottle Clergymen Merchants ana per
whose sedenay habs induce weakness Ias'ude pap
aon ohe heart Of appetite. distress aiser esns h'ef
complaint constipation SC, will ind '""edii's ANU Pe
nent relief In these Bitters But above ALL they are RECON-
rnended 10 weak and delicate females and mothers
They are sold by all respectable merchants See that each
hottie has our piya,e United Stamp over the cork and
steel plate side label.
Buar. of eded bottles See that the stamp has not been
,,,,red with Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Rs, Inv the xaon swnder and impostor and should be
immediately reported to US r. Ii. DRAKE 4 CO.,
No. n Parkrow N. Y.
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dxrrti.ement

A New AND USEFUL IsvENTIoS-We have Just re-
ceiyed one OF Fish's Patent Lamp Heating Apparatus
We have soon many useful Inventions. but only few can
be compared with this II BE- used everywhere and
by everybody II ia good substitute for stove In hot
weather M also valuable o0ntriyance for SICK ROOM
y an ingenious combination OF utensils with common
kerosene lamp tie operations Of boiling, Hyng. stew
inc and ,e.nnc are performed by the flame that lights
the room Three different articles can oe COOKED NJ the
.sme time. They useful In every respect-eyery
family should have one Bachelors who wish 10 procure
a gocd substitute In place Of wife, only need 10 buy
one Of these lamps Those who wish Ia the appara
tus can DO BY calling at the mouufsc0ry and sales
room No. 600 Poar street. New York-Oe>dna Timts.
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.dvcftiscmeni.
ALLYN HORSE. HARTFORD, COvy.1Wh

ALLYN HOUSE,, HARTFORD, Coyy.-Whle the
usual resorts at the seaside and the springs are tncom'
fortaby crowded, do the travelling public favor by
calling attention 20 the elegant accommodations OF the
Allyn House. This House is the halls and rooms
are large and airy. and the culinary arrangements
equned by few hnts I'm the country individuals ana
families In quest OF quiet and elegant home during the
warm months can find their wishes satisfied at this
establishment The present proprietor Mr. X D. Ahyn
dispcnses with no luxury which the market affords;
The country and drives about Hartford are celebrated
for their beauty. e. cities 81 equal size presenting
more numerous attractions 10 strangcrs
Hartford COurant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
nvpv, TREATMENT OF OUR PRISONERS.

Information received here from the South, states
that our prisoners arc hurhanely treated in Georgia.
more 50 than at Richmond; rations being better
and room ample. II is known hero that the Rebels
have removed onr prisoners from Richmond to
Macon. The sick and wounded only are III Rich
ulold until able 70 DO removed
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{: : : : !ur,!.lea : : /:
FOR CHEAPNESS AND QUALITY Is
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
which has been before the puolie for nearly
"a QUARTER OF CENTURY"
and Is universally approved v,
THIS HAIR DYE"
Il by peculiar process which renderst
"IMMEASURABLY SUPERIOR"
10 any thing In the shape OF
now or ever before the people. Being complete in
.'ONE BOTTLE"
no preparation 10 required which greatly smphes the sppi
cation. In using this Dye, you avoid that
DUSTY, DIRTY"
appearance by which dyed r and whiskers are 20 readily
raalroSnireJ when an inferior article has been used.
Price, FIFTY CENTS f it.. BOInL II,
1'"' <. l. MATHEWS. Genera! Agent,
No. II 0od-st., Newly
Also Manufacturer Of MATHEWS ARSIcA HAIR GLoss thu
best hair dressing In In large bottles, price Soc
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MARKIE ID.

COLLiN-COLLIN-ln Brook yn on Thur'dsy Aug I'm,
=, Holy Trinity Church by the Rev Hlswcli Psrh ID,
Capt, John Collin 9l.t Retnsnt " Y. Vet |os to Lucy,
daughter Of Hon. y. ;. Collin. No cards
HOL,FS-MELICK-ai woadbddge. n. j.. by the Rev.
-ofr- rucas Mr. Clsrl-s o. Nolms. II New oTk city TO
Mis-. Fannie hcct. of WoodbTidge, \. j.
VAN NOsTBASD-sEAMAS-O Thursday. Aug il,h'
1864 by the Rcv. l. J Flechef Aham Van Nostfani to
Ea.nA d. Seaman, an Of Brooklyn, l.. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18
WE WIN SEVENTY CANNON.

BY the capture Of Forts Powell and Gaines, SOW.
onty pieces of superior ordnance fell into our
hands. Most Of the guns were of English manu-.
facture.
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tAdvertisement.l
CsR OF PHR

CsR OF PHRgSoLOGY.-lt answers the ques-
ton what can do best Can succeed In Law Medicine
or Divinity As Merchant Mechanic, Farmer Navigator
or Artist. Examination will answer, and serve to
pu, the Right Man in the RICH, place" Full written charts
r;ven daily by Me.sr. FoxLxR WELLs $50 Broadway,
n. Y.
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Chevalier's

Restores Gray Hair to ito original color stops ia falling sue
In three days keeps the Head clean COL and healthy will noe
the skin soil the whise fabric The best hard
ing ever the public Can be used freely corisns
nothing injurious strengthens aud promotes the growth oths
weakest hair recemmsadd and Esed BY the drsi s~dsas
authority NeD York All freely invited to eIsm'pc th n
onderu triumph of science Sold at the drug storesa.A ~
my Office No lieo Broadway whore sdvfs " to rsatm sns
OF tho hair will be ga,utousy given. Price sl pe' 10
per half Dozen in fancy boxes Can be sent BY e<prcs
sAAAH A. CHsvALIER. NJ d.
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Special Notifrs.
Water for FucI:!:
a SAVING OF FULLY ONE HALF or THE
GAAI.tst


Every Of Coal ia directly interested in knowing
especially when Coal IL selling tor Oh toishat r
may be reduced one half or to 81 ton.
Il la, been fully denonsratei beyond doubt or coner-
rncy that By tbs application and OF the HAGAN svss
ToS saving Il fully ~ PEI cent the ordinary means or
burning TO-, effected besdes uniform and healthy steam OF
summer like heat. .
The simplicity Of this apparatus Is such that can be easily
ADAPTED with tring TO Cooking ard Heating
Ranger Furnace Hdtsys StcGns Boeys Ac. and no
ine IL required than !. necessary to
operate nd tie ordinary contlivsnces for burning
fuel
"THs HAoAs MANUFACTURING CoSPASr." Of the city OF
New York gained the 18th diy Nay 1854, under
the laws OF The state OF New York. with Capital Stock oil
$500 O0O.
Thi, company the Patent issued TO W. f. Haytn OF
Troy ~ w. March 9Th 1884,, and slso the Groom Patent
Issued April etb 1862 and June 10th 1872 These Patents
company thu righs aud privileges granted by
them in s the state. Of the Union they ready and
acc sen aud apply these inventions in any part OF the
United Stats.
The company do not purpose manufacturing Stoves &c
Themselves but solicit applications IRON manufacturers Tor
license use and apply this invention.
The follow ing extensive manufacturers OF stoves, funsce
Sc. have already taken out license. viz.
Messrs kicks. WonS Co, Of Troy. NJ
Charles Eddy Go. .
Morrison Colwel, q"
Potter Paris,
Lesley Elliott, 4st Broaiwsy,N.
To WHOM ordera may be addressed.
circular with tariff Of the present rroposedby the
company aso certificates from gentlemen well known TO the
community large Showing the value and practcsbty OF
this truly wonderful discovery Ae be had by application
by mail o,herw at the office OF the company 100 Broad
way New ork A ID. PLA1.I. Secretary
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IQIifE.

Iodine Water,
solution Of pure Iodine in pure water vithou' sssn
II nets upon the
HEART.
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS, and GLANDULAR SYSTEM
The great success which has attended the OF IODINE
WATER enable. recommend IT, feeling confident thst,
with fair ti wal attest its excellence In the cure Of
Scrofua In all forms Con.umgon, Cancer Brone ain
Eruptons Pmples the Face, Heart, Liver and Kidney
Dases Rheumatism Neuralgia Female Weaknesses, Dys
pcp.is, Debility, syphilis, Mercurial Diseas-, &c;
Prize 81 per bottle half dozen nt one time rs.
Sold by Druxyss sent by express receipt Of price
DR.. Il. ANDERS 4 Co.,
Physicians aud Chemists
No. AS broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-18

BTXBY vs.. DAY n MARrIS.-BIXBYs LIQUID
snd P,srr BLAcEso,is the bet IN and 20 pr cen,
cheaper than the EbsNh or French sold ~ al Vfoc-t
Shoe D,,er aul Druss.,. IN the country. Wholesale De
poa. No as 5th az. and No ~ Sprvccsi.. New York
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Advertisement.
GRAND BALL OF THE SBAsoN.
UNION HALL. SARATOGA
FRIDAY, AUGUsr 10TH.
W. W. LELAND a. Co
tAdvertisement.ls
Tldvertisemont.f

FAMILIES who wish to economist, should ask
their Grocer KgSrs EAST INDIA COVER Price 20 eent
per h. BE sure and ask for Xxsrx. No other genuine
General Depot, No. I54 Relde ST.
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REyBs AFRICAN FEVER AND AGuB CURE.
sure cnre for Fever and Aguc. 1t mover iais Depot
No b LibeTty-st, up stnirs
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Demulcefit /.
Demulceut!

D~muIceut. Demulceut
DEMULCENTt
This entirely Sosp 10 beyond all comparison the best
compound yet offered for
CIIiPPED OR TENDER HANDS,
THE NURSERY AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured only by
T. O. HILLS son, No. 80 PARK ROW. N. Y.
Who also upward Of 100 varieties Of Toe, and Staple
Sssp. and Cad!ss For sale by most all respectable dealers
(sray's Patent Nodded Cellars
FOR GENTLEMEN.
See advertisement under Dry Goods.
Watches md Jewelry,
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO. C. ALLEN. No. AVS Broadway cre door
below Canast. formerly No. IL Wslst Store closed
Saturdays at o'clock.
Diamond Kings.
Of all descriptions from twenty two dollars hundred
dollars each tor sale by GEO C. ALLEN No AIS Broadway
ened door below Canal st., forme1ty No, IL Wallst
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS at O'Clock
DIR. Henry schweig's Private Instirnte for the
tstmci OF diseases OF the SKIN aud Urinary Oaan LOO
Second Avenue. Consultation hours from 10 PM.
Ivory Ear Rings and Pins, Black. White and Ned
Three dollars and Fifty cents Four and Five dollars pet"
at o. G. ALLENS. ais broadway, one door below Csnas
Young Meu's Union Central Committee The
regular Monthly Meeting Of the Committee wiz be held At
corner OF Broadway and I'D street. on Thurs
day evening, August 18th. 1854, ats ocock: .,,.
THOMAS Rob-, EogINsoS; n. D.. sysrs,.rie.
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Buslnces Notifies.
Hay, ROSE, AND PERIODIC CArARRH.

HAY, ROSE, AND PERIODIC CATARRH.
DIR. X. GooDALEs CAIARRH REMEDY i.
and mode Of treatment the perfection. NO form
Cstsh Withstand ts searching powers aud no mode OF
.aint Mt afforded such immediate relief or gave such
universal ,atsseton Price, III ~ per bottle Send stamp
for pamphlet Norton Co.. sole Agent 20 beeHef'uee''
door west Of Broadway.
Druggists sell IT,
MRS. WISsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP-t0r chill
den Teethns Cures Dy'cntey and Drrhs regulates the
stomach aud Bowels, srd cures Wind Collie.
If you want To know &C., read
MKbicAL Consos sHSss,
curoq, book ior caons people and good book cr Every
one Price 81 80 To be had Of oil news depoa Comsns
Dr. y b. Toorx No. I.lso Broadway. NY.
BATCHRLoK's HAIR DYE.-The best in tho
world Perfect natural reliable HARMLESS and instantaneous
In eject The renuins f. signed WILLIAM kArenxLoh
Fold BY all nussi'ts Victory No. 81 Bsrclsyst
EXTRACT OF SWEET GUM.
CuRKs DIARRnxA Sold at no. IL God.sl, and BY all
druggists. Price 50 cents.
-
SOMETHING NEw.-The NOVELTY MICRO.
for behodns the wonderful beauty Of Flowers and
Living insect Mailed, prepaid, for by htssr HAis'
no lD I"n1fest New-i0rk Liberia discount 10 uencIs-
FIKLR & LYONS NEW SEWING MACHINES now
rssdy Worth 'ssax, 5aa. Broadway.
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FLOWERS AND INSECTS, wonderfully beauti.
ful The NOVELTY MIcKoscoPs IL msled prepaid for
g. by HENRY CRAIG, No. 100 Centre-st., EewYork.
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WHDRRs PATENT SALAMANCA SAFRS--THE
BKsr FIRE PRooy SAFE THE WORLD. DEPOT, 100 MAID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-08

A. INcIDESr. The Springfield News -
indt otci o. = ,s,-r,-l-,,,,isni ior tie follow
iug. vhich - too gooI % be lost. and for
tise aocuraey o. ~hirh he vooebess
O. 4 short time aEo. IN the isyal city of
r-iseiaieiph.a. a 'largcly' dressed female
sns~erins the description of sn p. =. v.
hailed q street car. ssd Just - "a stopped
to take h~r aboard. o Jnion soldier step
ped oat OF the ar. Ga entsrioc. several
seats wcre ,scsaf. ami this uouid-be lsdy
inga ,red in q very sLarp tone
"W Where dii inst solder snT'
No oazsser
Again. bot in q usors shril to-e iban az
hrst. the sans qucstion vss pat
Hhers dsf fLof salF.sv sfg-
Sfll no reply froan sny of thr passenTe-s.
The osr gong shssd. tse o aasr stin sn-
seated. rbrn the sane qaes,ion vas fsiriy
spit OFT betrcen hrr teeth
Warns DID rHsr Nsx srTS7
A honesi Hf5srui.n. quistiy s~sfed near
TIE unhsppy fernsis. and ~ doass bsi-E
desirou. of relieving h.r ~ so-ns siighs d.
gre. replied
+ Faiib. ma. ma. ~ 90 on b.. ~. srd
took a swsy -ifh hin
Whst tbe rssi q th. o.roupaats of fbs ear
F did. D. aot knos. bat ore reatlssasn iefs
as spssdiy o. ssPossibls. ssd ne sbovs ~
ior.sios shroagh hin -ss 80 rieh % ~
long kerts secret.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-08
IS, ME-, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1854.

~hat other cogI comaand. vas caAblse
70 bay uP enoash Of yoGr ON bills. "a
make that run upon your hank which brok'
4 and forced ruin upon YOU
" And Via, wouid you nov that am rain
sds~ inquired the other. with The dead,
cAlmness Of desperation.
"No~ that I have had nv revenge.
~ani YOU % know that myself am the mar
you attempted 10 murder and did rob,
ar- PLsi,P syfscy, BehOhl the s--a- where
the ball struck and gianecd,- and he lifted
his hat and showed IL
q" God be praised, - CALCULATED the other
. God b. praised that you are still living =
and unable % restrain his emotion. he burs,
into tears. "Oh. SIR he continued. ..you
have taken 4 load from nv coascisnoe-a
~eight from ny soal Thoagh poverty.
bcgsary. disgrace and death are staring me
IN the face. an happy in the knowledge
thai am not gliity 81 msrlsr-0ore hap-
py than have been for twenty years. With
all the luVurious surroundings Of wealth, {,
Il sas my first and last crime. and I have
never been able % tell how ~As temTsed
% - outrAgs my naturc a. on that fvarful
occasion. Nov. ~. 40 With m. that you
w'li-only. pray you. be uerrifal to my
innocent family -
u forgive yoa,'' reiuraei the other. ex-
tending hi. hasd II fo-=ive YOU You
have been fearfaliy punished airraly. saI
a. Cod has seen proper to preserve as both
and bring as together. lea US hops it as for
or present and future salvation. and en-
dcavor 80 % live as % deserve the blessings
NC receive. / ain restore yoa enough %
place Won and your family above want and
for the rs-t. ! trust ~e shall both remember
NC shall son have O. render an scc0lat o. z
our stewarishiP iu another World
fhiip >y'lney kept his wori Ani viii
f".si .fs-- .1 e. s5-lI. AL a,v az easy
coaseien-c. the .tin rat-rpri-ias stephen
Elwsr,is a--Inuiatel another respectable
foriune. much % which he sPcat ia charity
Philip Sydney died IN l5s7. and stephen
Eluards IN is5l.
IRON private source We have AL the
facts - have recorded.
Is no; truth indeed stranger than Action /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-08

Az UNExFRCTED RE-PONsE A Scotch
minister Wa once busy cateehising his
young PAri-hioners before the congreea-
ton. when he put the usoal hrst question %
stoas girl. whose father kept a public
house - What - your nAHsef = NorvPly.
The question having been repeated. the
glri replied - Sane o yer fnn. minister.
~ seR nay name -eel ,noagh- Dye no
- Bet bring me a drink Of ale - The
oOogrsga,iOa. forgetting the saeredness of
the place. were in broad grin. and the
par.oa looked daggers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-04-08
VOLUME 81, NO. II
ID n z , ITIE 8 a..

A man without . prsdominasf iseIin.-
ton IS not likely to be either useful or hap
Py. Hs Who 70 everything Is nothing.
That vas an iDq1iring young mind that
asked the shoolrn,sssr where al the frurr,
went 10 when they we're rubbed out.
A romantic youHg man says that /. wo-
mans heart Is Ike the moon. IL changes
continually. but always has a man in IA
What word !. that Of Eve letters. from
~hieh Il you take away two. yoa leave bat
one? Stone.
There i. large and fertile space in every
life. IN which might be Plastsd the oaks
and fruit tr~es Of eaiigbtsned- principle and
vIrfoOOs habit. which. growing np. wosA
yield TO old ace an enjoyment. glory. and
a shade.
Tie grand essentials Of happi.e,. IN thi.
hfe are. something 10 do. something TO hope
for and somsthing 20 love
The s,rooge-s man feels The inference Of
-oHan's gentiest tbOsghts. as the mighty
oak quivers IN the softest breeze.
The lively. and sPrghtly. are as open
bOoks With the leaves turned down st the
notable passages. Their soul. are at the
windows Of their eyes. seeing. and to lie
seen.
The Maehlas Union tells Of little girl.
h'e years old. who. asking her father for
some money. be happened to give l~r sal
YER hall dime. but she threw il down in dis
gust. declaring she wanted money. same as
other folk. had