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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19
Men and Money.

II this covc-nnent - saved from destruc-
ton. the people mus; do it ~ furnishing
the means. within their reach. T~o things
az indispensable % orr national salvation.
men 90 81 up cur ARMIES and money 90 feed
and clothe then anl provide the msnit'ons
% var Nnhhoid either. and the Purchase
Of the blood and sacrifices q our rrsoiution-
ary fathers goes down in eternal night-
Here j. the alternative squATe.y presented.
men and money % prosecute this ar o. thr
complete and fnal oyeTthros OF ihe rrbel-
lion. or the end Of free institutions and ~
PublicAn government upon The Aucrican
continent. DO tsc loyal men and women
Of the coanfry feel The force % tbe idea
Do they sc that The whole question hanss
suspended upon THIS point. To carry on
tins cruel gar against the best government
The world ever say. JEFF DAVIS does not
Ask for volunteers. BE- brings down his iron
heel Of desPotism uPon the necks o. tb- obi
and the Young. abe beariicss boy and che
grsy-headed sire who are al ior,,-d into the
ranks. 90 serve in BIS crusade against free
dom This - iis system 81 Obtaining men
% carry on this atrocioas rvbenion. Ho~
different vifh us. Jpon every principlc of
comfy betsevn q governments and its citi-
zens. q has rigsf Co call upon iis allie
bodied men 10 prote-t if. alike against for
eign OF domcsiic foes. It - upon this rrin-
ciple that our government b. bonded The
people make the covvrnunent and thc lsiter
~ return guarantees and secures 90 ti,e form
er all their evil. reiig .oas. poiiticaland 80
eial rights. TIE Obligations q people to
take care Of their govcrluent are co-extcn-
sive with its obligations Co take care of them
Acting uPon this principle. Prcsideni Lia-
coin has from time CD time sinoe tbc ATTACK
spon fort sumter. called upon thc people
% roiaHfe>y 90 save their c0vernmeuf. not
AZ. from destruoion. In a spirit Of pat
riotism they have nobly responded and gone
% tbe heii 1ioondict. -hiic many have lard
down their bFes for tl.ir country. OR b.
roic sons are nos in the Geld. fghting for
their bones and our bones. They need
help. tbeg must have re- Inducements Shall
~e lcaTc thcm IN tbe hour % pcrls The
President On tbe performance ofabi-h ard
saered dufy saYs no ard Gale upou o.. t.e,-
%, sgnn % '' rally 90 a. bsttle cry 81 free.
don" and send b. ihr frld as, bani~el
tbousasd uiore~ 90 finish ap ih,s reLri.ou.
Shah 80 send them' Evey trai1 pairo,.,
heart I'll ausr-r go. 30 riH' But 49,
shall .t bc done, We uiI answer. volun.
t.er. %. noi sat o. Cd, drat Histo,
dors ma fern ID an in-tancs. rhers a gov
,rarss.t ard people havc heii %; fbe a.
cd. -u-nt OR. have. ior MN to enE.f Ja.t
loos a. b. The general goscrament pss.
Be- soliisrs go. che state pays the same.
rhiie individuas and towns in their yencr-
osity stand ready 30 cor.iribufe an addition
81 sum. giving a. soid.er q om seven e.
n.-e aanlr.3 -..u ..a.. .. ..rrt uitb.
ras r.-rrs 81.
49, fal.ons. lass Co., toaas la.s o.ls ..
tboir. ismiiics vbcn they are gone. Iftbe,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19
EDITOR, and Pusli.Asr. cOnren,iot.

Considering he nature Of th,ir business.
there was a large rvprrs sn;sfion ~ tn Cd
nor, and Publishers q thc state. a. the
meeting h,il IA Portland Ia wc,k. The
Convention "a called % order bv Hon
Nclsoa Dingiev. jr.. and the frss action
~as thu foruing ct an association. With
constitution AMI ODD of b, law. a. q Ia
80. A iist Of othccrs was chosen A. iollows
Nelson Dugley pr. President
= III. Eiscll. 1t Nioc President.
jas. NJ. lincoln. "a 30
Tho. Cary. 81
~ Y Morrsn. Secrstar,
joe. Il Hall. Corr,-sponaiinz So
W 4 fid-In. Ircasurvr
The President. Jas A Homan and Bruuu
Thursion. Executive Com.
The neNt meeting all b. hsld AZ Bangor
ioE which evasion r. A. Eiucu "a cho-
scn Essasist AM Re, T.. r. Weston. Pot
Resolves wrrc adopted r,-cou,rns u,ling an
iacrvasc In ihc suhs~ription aud ad,crtisin.
rates 81 the papcrs ia ihis State from - a.
:" pr c0nt. by >cPt. 1T aud a .cals 81
Pr'ccs a. adopted Tor 10 work.
The Addr,.s ~ Hoo. Ga. Holden. va.
an aduirahlc paper. sllcd 18th matter d.
iasiraiisc 81 the uuPortaace and prosr-.s
C thc ncwspaPer business. Of great interest
o. the Pnbiic a. ~cn a. the profession. Il
- o. b. patlished.
At ihc close OF the adlrc,. surnptsoas
dinner a. served a. th- Preble House pr,,-
v-dciby the raeuitcrs ofthc Pr. IN Portland
Ihis part 81 he bu~ine.. "a. discussed 18th
asidi'y. and Al b.. clos. graceful specie.
we've made o. Mc.srs John Neal. Judc,
kingshury.E n. Ei-eu. the Pr,.i.leui. aad
Mr. Nat-rs. oi thc Bot On Advertise.
Tiurs,las "a. devoted 10 an cnrur.iou O.
The Islands AMI ciamhake
Ca Thar day evening ths closing meet
ing q ihr associaiion a. h,ld. and after
thc passing 81 sarious Complementary ~
solve. an adiouruu~nt "a. ,fr,te,l
Thc member, ~ thr A,,ociasioa si.itin-
'he o.iy arr dccply indebted o. several re-
iieu; meuhers for courtr.ies extended. NJ
eio7 having been spared o. ooutribu;e 60
thvir oomiort anil couseui,ucr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

Dram 90 Cas-. T. Aruoon. Anong
ihe brave boys vbo fsH &c Petersbarr on
ihs 5th u''. ia thc charge that 8.'o~cl
thc explosion of the rebel fort. "a Serrf
Charles Y Ai-ooi. 900 q Mr. Tsuls. g
ftis ..lage. ani rrsulson q the late Dr.
lhaycr. Iis ~as in CO. D. 5Zl Me Co.,
eniistei from Moray. uherc L. bal been
residing llc vas the only son of a viI0u-
81 mother. vho. thoash sbe shares hsr
sfiieti0n 18th thousands % oth-rs. vbo
have malr smilar sacrifces. bas the sarnest
.ympaihs " ile oommsnity
fWaersins NAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

are sick or wosnded tie gsveruzest in CO.
operation With ths sanitary ard Christian
Commissions extends % them = mothers
care, aaa Il they faA a whole nation doe.
homage 20 their nemsri-s. While The gov
srnBeet pensions their surviving relatives
Whst more can ~ g0v~rnnent AM the
friends % humsniiy DO 20 induce men o.
come o. the rescuvS Bot the whole truth
should be told. II men do not enIist ard
~dl not volunteer. then the drafi must come
and ~il come. IL j. volunteers. not DRAFT
81 men that get the bounties The Prvsi-
dent would be reCrvaa. 10 b. high trust TO
leave the heroes IN thc field a. perish for
-Ant Of recruits and rrinforccmcnts still
more recrcAnt woaid be be % lct Ms a. IN
Try perish. ~hen Il Is in the power q the
spark % patriotism lef Ia thcir ho-oms
come TO the rescue. take bold ard help in
the great ~ork Of enlisting men. n az.
in6rmities or Other CAUSES prevent your
going yOarself pay your money. use your
influence. work. VIVA; I'll all your farms.
your shops. your merchandise be worth TO
yoa without country Then rally once
again. Every Indication j.. that II The peo-
pic promptly respond. this . the lAst call
that vii be male. Il vii make an end %
the rvbeilion AMI bring an honorable peace.
Bot IN adition % men. we must have
money our ARMIES must be clothed. fci and
pad Oar people never made money fast
er than they arr no- max NIX r.. ani "a j.
their bounden duty % loan iheir ssrr,lus TO The
government There ran be- no safer invest
mcnt than % pat your funds into govern
meut securities. Read the circa lar Of ihe
Secretary q the Treasury advertising for
subscriptions o. The governments loan -
e@oo .upl.,so io b. Invested in Treasury
Notes payable thrr~ wears from AuE Is.
1854. bearing interest - the rate 81 s~r~a
ard ttrcs -feufis per crnt. 18th setai-annuai
coupons attached payable IN lawfal money.
These Notes can D. converted at mafu-itv
Int0 ar E-ev col g,ld boaTiHg bor,,is Nov
whai better inscsfmcnt can q nan make q
be Surplus funds We venture a preiic-
Aion iAAt lu'rt Nnuls ufNtF va o. Nt IoW
par. The revenue Of th- government nov
amounts Co about million per day. oar
National debt ., large but "a can b. doso lsd.
ave, qlsdruplcd and yet every dollar - ii
be made good Oar vast rrsourscs a. = na-
tiou are not yet bali understood. The
closing up q the ~ar uil open ncw feiis
Of industry and enterprise. When thai Pc
nod ARRIVES. (ior cone IL will) Ne shall FOR
YEAR ENJOY a state of financial prosperity
unparalleled in our national history We arr
aor al in the same boat together ~ Gov
eminent securities fail then al private go
curiiies Nil 20 down With them. Let every
man Who has ffy ioiia-s that D. can spare
pat into government Bond. Nour money
~iil then give sou good rctarn ana 20 20
fred ani clo;hr thc gallant soldiers in the
field D1ar bc f6ghfen,i. hea patriot:
b. Ma 3D. yoar dairy o. God and ,our
coantry AMI great uili BE- OR reward.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

'oNcEr-sloNsr ENcrnsIoV The o.
lecf 'ommiitse Goa the North Easi.ru D.
hno... AFTER making their rrrort az co. is.,
''.'',n. planned O. look over the rroanf
a. 30 Portiaud. in eoreumr-t steam
Or ior thar p1To-r on F1iay last. Thy
PrrT.o-r o. co o. Passport. th.a-e up tbe
bombay ii-e .ara -ouie houe via Mon.--sl
Many guests we're invited. ant trt-f. ~.
tentcd q. fte Boston and w York r-....
ari few papers io NAM Th,t ~ ia f.r
a hi- time at as the chairuan r-ra-k.l
' no orc uil %. s.tei % pay aat hins.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

say. that the Salutatory by Libby. the dis
quiiion b. Bennett of Bridgton. ths orafious
By Mckee, Of Bran.-ics. and Moodbury
Of >~cden vere superto- rroiuciions. and
besPesk great PrOuaise fOr he fursrc ofthese
Young gentlenen We Arc indebted 70 she
Bruns~ick Telegraph for msch Of tbc fcrr-
gong. AM the DAILY Prcss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

Coz Bs,L We Ar happy 70 .sv that
the absurd r,Po-t that "a. cir-aiate8 90 some
extent through private souroe.. in az, VI
entity Of late. q the arrest q Col Real. Ia.
NJ foundation. - AL ~ho kne~ tic CoL,nsl
declared a. onoc. II. rrport probAbIs
grcw out OF a movement made % settle ihc
priority o. rank in b. briga8e. D. the
GuiL Gen basks issued a special order r.
cogaiEing his original couamissiou. uhirh
tnaie him ihe ranking Colonrl. Tbc War
Department does not 80 behind that issued
ast ear.~hich maze, him tl.e junior iLoarb
aekno-iedgei o. BE- fhe superior oHcrr IN
tie Command. To ssitle this natter a..
cofnHianiins of5crr sent Tor bin o. % 70
Washingtou. where thc friend. ofCoi B-sl
hoPc The qlrstion ~iil b. PIT T. rr.i. O.,
giving him Bfigal icr', Commission. uhich
b. n'i-lt have received long ,incc had b.
pad lcs. attention 90 his datirs and NOR,
q hi' T'cr-onal advancemcnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

n Uuioa men % thc thir,i Coogressioa-
al District have nosninsted Hoo. ia. q
Blame. for Csagress- Tins selection ras
ih- unanimoas sotoe ofthe Couscntion. a.
vel a. ofthe people 'of The Di.tricf. -ho
Appreciate a. -cll the i.ldast With Which hs
has iaborc'i. As The abiliiy -hich enabled
bin a. once % take a srst rEnk IN ths
House
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

TIE Caravan oa saturday sitrarteI q
re-F barge oa'ieeti1n 20 people. fEur oar
'f.ir.ous street o. rerieti1u. Oa- uishap
onis tns heen reported leo rarraees.
fassiay tbr corner Of Man ani lincoln
STREETS. ra'sriorkei a. bird -heels Tbey
YER going 18th sa.h free a. o. break a.
aVletree ~ ore. a.d e. shsfs Of ths
other N11nr ras .nfarrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

ApNs~cr ~ PmcE.. Nrarly at The
Boston weekly papers have ad,an-cd tb-ir
rates 20 correspond 18th ihe inrrcase8 ro.t
~ rrorilc'ion. The advsncc agreed upou
o. from 80 o. - fer cent The tailv pare-,
have been for0ci % 90 ibc sane. Tb-
Journal contains no rates f1r annual sub
'rr1p'i'ns. bot is sold a. 80 cent. Per ~eeE
Ihe DAILY Aivrftr--r 81. pai a. sis..., per-
yeai. The pap-rs have uot paid tie COST
Of d. white raper a. the oli rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19
FOR GOVERNOR.
S A NJ UEL Ny,
OF ACCUsrA
oxiorI Cosaty Ticket.

ToE sEsAT0Hs.
WILLIAM ". VIRGIN Of Norway.
THOMAS CHASE Of BuckSeld
roE sHEsfFE.
HORATIO AUSTIN ct Canton.
ToE &C. ArreEsEr.
WILLIAM W. BOLSTER Of Dixfeld
TOH HEs. 90 rEoRsrE.
JOSIAH :. HOBBS Of Paris.
Tos CO. coNNt-sroNEH.
NOAH r. HUBBARD Of Hiram.
Fos CO. rSEssVsHs.
WILLIAM A PIDGIN Of Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

ihe 18th Regiment rraob-i Augusia on
Isesday % ias' -eek On Fridav s,en,,-
ihe pay master appeared and the men -e-e
pa'd ~ n~Nt morning without auv q the
'cHai'ou' delays 90 often experienced
col kust arrived a. 81. bone IN Norua,.
saturday .-h~r- he received the -a--n greet
ines of hosts 20 iri~rts
Cap J. u. Feiioa ofPari. arrived hone
On SATURDAY, rno-r-n-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

lis reported that there b. d1abl. &c
tuoert ~ What iu Chiesro. that th-re uas
rnr year slrce Nearly al Atlantic tea.rrs
a-so have large stocks in hsni. whirh siu
tend largely to make up for a. dimin-hed
crop in some -ections the prcscni sssson.
Ihc ~heat ih.. yesr % reported o. bc sell
filcl aid L.avv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

4 rorrrspoadcut Of he lewiston journal
Iarsf,1ns the statement ia the Portiand
Prrss. thnta Jsstics o. ti.c Peaoe must have
h-sn.e. u th,nss -uch license coull
not bel enacted unless the inooue vas shove
900 ~ rear-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

TIE Anlro.-oggin Union Convention
made thc following nominafious
>eniior. Jeremiah Diugicv. j.. County
Coamissioner. Lee Surk.aad Reg Of
Probate. Geo. : Wooamaa. Treasurer.
lssa- Carts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

n Copferieai. bid their s,ate Con.
'ention al Bansor. oa Tar.day Jsdr.
Howard oi Portland. va nominated o.
1ovrrnor. on comproni.e platform.
1ad-e u b. undsrstood O. h- peace man
a. hear. hui support. ~ var f1r ost..l,
eh~et. II, :. prohaii, pi-i-ci % the .at-
i'iie''on ofthe mcsf extreme coprerh,rd in
the party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

fEscE CoSciUrEp. The Pans Pres.
under reserve. annornces the conclasion Of
peace between Germany aud Dcnmark.
The hasi' - unknown. The amnesty has
been slightly proionged
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

lAc Nal reports . Horse Trot. that
came ~ a. Wnerviiir. last sex. under
thc management 90 he WsieriIIe H1rse
As-ociation. A premium % $500 as
carried ~ By 90 Lady DiE6cId.~ Owned
~ A = Hines q Dufeld-tirse. :. % s-g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

We earn thar tbe io-n q Hartford. a.
meeting held Oh MONDAY. voted a bounty
Of go earh % ;hs men rho shall fll
iheir 4aota. ard that ibe u.en have been
secured ALREADY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

Tie iniItas .a Ncbra.ta have become 90
trou'iesone Inst several oouptsies ~ mii.-
ga have been ordered COS 30 r.sn..h them
Sewers. ru.grsnt trains have been broken
or tal ihs'r s,ocE r.n a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

We lean thar our Bethei correspondent.
y ! True. VI u has been engaged by
the Trustees % Moumouth Acalemv. O.
take charge ofthai Institution The nert term.
The Doctor "a preceptor a. Mon-.outh 20
many years. before removing 20 BetheI
The Highland Boarding Sch0ol is ss,pend.
"a for the present. in Consequence Of the
increased cost . prosis.oas g..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

\ Coop THNo. IL 10 eaicalate1 that
in Ne- iork. since the inerva.ei tax o.
tobacco one hAif the s-Bokers ave stop
"a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

Ibe Drmocrats in the 6rst District have
rrn0minaiet Hoo. l. n. " S-eai. isr
Congress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

i . stated ;hat ~ II simpson. editor
Of she Republican journal. "a. arrested on
Ihar'day % iast vccs. ani taken O. Ban
gor. to ansser o. a. inlirtuieni. So pub
h.h'ng al srttrie s-ains; fhc drah &c
Pieai noi gliiiy. and "a bid on BIS o-u
reeosr i-anoc. fsr apP-srancc az OBJ. neat
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

s'HHar" SoHooi PicSic. On calling a.
tent'on iasi seek 90 the meeting a. We,
Far'-. 80 designated ih~ -rong dsv. Per.
sons wili Observe By th@ notic, q the Con
uliitee that i oorurs "a welnesdar. sir
iust. seek from next Wcinc.iar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

\ 'rEi"sIrr. \ barn s-allou. -Liir A.
snow. has been seen ayisg about 10 this al
lage. for q So DAYS past
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17

where party Of gentlemen bought an oil
well for $4,000, paying down only $500
cash. In one year, such was its productive
ness, it paid for itself four times over, and
was then sold for $4,000, yielding to the
proprictors $4,000 clear profit, while they
owned it. One quarter interest in the creed
Well, " on Cherry Run, producing two hun
drcd and sixty barrels a day, was bought for
SlS5,OOO. 1t has yielded splendid profit,
and is now held at S225 900. The Germania
Company, of New York, bought eight wells
near Oil Greek, and up the creek, for $275,-
600, the whole product Of which is but
scventy-tive barrels, price which in com
panson with that paid for the two hundred
enormous. Weknow of one gentleman IN this
city who has made half million of dollars
by oil stock within two years and we know
of two other gentlemen who have made two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars each.
There are well known cases where sums
varying from S75, 900 to 100000 have been
made in oil operations with apparent ease.
knowledge of these instances have wrought
up the anticipations of others to high pitch,
and are still in operation. Each one argues,
''irhy can't / do so too y There is an easy
answer " You hare come too iate.' The
banquet has been eaten, do you expect to
make a hearty dinner off the scraps?
Every probability points to decrease in
the value of OIL. The decline of gold will
bring it down, and although diminished pro-
duction may partially support prices yet to
companies owning small producing wells,
the consequences of any decline must be dis
ashous. We say again, to all and every one
within the fascination of this mania, BE
| CAREFUL!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
CORPILENCE.

Mr.. William Banting' Letter on Corpulence,"
which has recently excited so much attention in
England, has been reprinted in New York. The
writer argues that bread, butter, milk, sugar,
beer, and potatoes tend TO obesity, and offers
many practical suggestions in regard to diet BY
proper attention to food, Mr.. Banting found that
his weight was reduced forty.six pounds in a
year His girth round the waist in tailor phrase
ology, was lessened twelve and quarter inches.
There are two English gentlemen now in Boston,
1t is stated, whose tendency to corpulence was
such as to induce them 10 follow substantially
the instructions of this pamphlet. One Of them
lost forty pounds ana the other forty two pounds
in q yeaI-or about two ounces day on the
average. This whole subject Is one of curious
interest. MIR. Bdntngs plan OF diet VIII be con-
si3ered most generous, ana, as he truly says,
that mun must DE IN extraordinary person who
vould desire q Letter table, IL - rs iOllOws:-
For brral fast, ! take four or live ounces of
htei, mutton, KIDNEYS bIOled ush, bacon, or cold
meat oi any kinu except pork; rgc cup oi TIA
with, az milk or ugaD, ht.lG bis 'uit, or one
ounce Of dly toast.
For dinner, five col sis ounces Of any fish except
salmon, uny meat except pork, any NeBeta be
tNCepl potato, one ounce OF dry toast, irut ont
OF padding, any Kind ~ poultry or game, auu
two or thicc glasses Of s Od clarti, sherry, or
Madtiu-chuWpaguc pUIt. and beer forbidden
For tea, two on three ounces Ot fruit, rusG or
two, lI.d "a cup o. tea, without lllA OF SuB AZ
For supper three or four ounces Of meat or
fish, similar to dinner with q glass or two Of
C'aret.
For nightcap if required, tumber Of grog-
gin, whisky, or brandy, without sugar-Or glass
or two Of ClaTet or sherry.
This plan leads TO an excellent nights rest
with from six to eight hours sound sleep, The
dry toast or rusk may have a tablespoonful Of
spirit TO soften il, which will prove acceptable.
Perhaps I did not wholly escape starchy or sac
chariue matter; but scrupulously avoided those
things, such as milk, sugar, beer, butter, ETC.,
which were known TO contain them.
ON rising in the morning take tablespoon
ful OF a special corrective cordial, which may be
called the Balm OF Life, in a wne-glass Of water,
q most grateful draught, as ii seems to carry
away ain the drggs left in the stomach alter dges-
ton but Is NOT aperout; then take i've or six
ounces of solid and eight Of liquid for breakfast
eight ounces OF solid and eight OF liquid for
dinner three ounces OF solid and eight OF liquid
for tea a ounces Of solid aud six OF liquid for
supper and The grog afterwards, II ! please l
am not, however, strictly limited 10 any quantity
az either meal, so that the natuEe Of lhe iood pc
rigidy adhered 70.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17

IHIsH ApROIrNEss.- Caesar OtwRy tells story
of courageous little dapptr eNcscman, who
entered COnuCmara singh handed, 10 seize a fat
lady who did a good business in French silks and
laCCs. He met the COntrabandst in narrow
Tass, and came upon her, ii / rccollect Alright,
unexpectedly ron behind rock The lady,
who was very large and fat was riding on a
Ii lion behind a servant boy Although taken
by surprise, she proved herself more than q
match for the excise officer.
al shall Ghsnk You, moam" said he, taking
the horse by the bride, TO dismount."
Dismount auah, what for, sir y asked the
LADY.
az am an officer in his Maesty's service,
ma'am, and have reason to believe that you have
contraband property about your person, or be-
meath the saddle Of the horse"
Fortunately for the Coutrabandlste she had
none of the goods about her person; they were
all slowed away beneath the pillion, or saddle,
on which she sat,
II really cannot come down." said the large,
fat woman
"But really, ma'am, you mus" said the cou-
rageous little man, looking up NJ the mountain.
"Then if I do, sir, you must help me.
"Whh the greatest pleasure, maam,' said the
miniature eNciseman, holding up his hands to
a. sist her,
The lady, who came "down at q run, " ploppsd
into his arms with weight and velocity which
threw him on his back Ia the road, where she
held him pinned beneath her.
"Ride away, ma bOChal,' said She, in Irish,
tarning round her head 10 the servant boy "Ts
me the gentleman wants, and not you
"Let me up madam, rOaIed the eNCiseman.
ooh dear me, sir, what fright you gave me ~
rolling herself leisurely off "and l declare that
boy has rode of with the horse - Oacc-Q- Week.
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49,. THR TREASURER or THE FUND TO RE-
~ iicve the distressed people Of Chambersburp haa
received the following amounts since his last reports
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-17
WAYFARINa.


7 knocked in vain at the rich mans dOOrJ
A farthing Is all he gives 70 the poor.
Gently I tapped at affections gate,
Ten Others we're woOing was too late.
Fain would approach honors castled abode,
No spurs had ! won, no pslfrey rode,
Where industry toilcd, a pittance to gain,
] met only rags, starvation, and pain.
Through life have sought the abode Of content
IL beckOnCd, but vanished when nearer 1 went.
One cottage found twas grassy and low;
Tbither for refuge at last ! may go.
rs portals arc open, to welcome each guest;
There many before me in silence sought rest.
j. w. MJntclaiy