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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-05
Neuepe 0a6rt0teul...
ge~legrapbirt f!lr Oen ,,satimpre Wedcr4.
Nenercs alle Gnrnna.

New gprt, 4. Sept. Il Der Oampfer
Derlia 1T nit No9ri6tet pom %. aus 2tprr.
pool bier ein8etrofen. 1- 81
9r3I9liA Der 6enier, Sepe9un9 miro ni6ts
gteut5 bert6tet. "l. -a4 -..-13~Isg aa
Gin anperer SrbalternpfF3ter wurpe III
Ger Oarnilpn bon Gorf DerDoittt, bpb man
9laubt, pap Die Srtppen i'm @an3en loyal
itnD. s1
Dubliner @e9etmppli3ilten traren in Gne'
LAMP unp oerbafteten 3pet 6enier in WanAes
Ter unD etnen in Sbeffelp, Del6e na4 Dub
lin 9slAtdt tpurpen. Die 6enier Sraanila
tipnen IN Hiperppol louen ungea6tet Der Ser.
baItungen np@ lebr tDatt9 lein. 9ie Dub
liner evening Mail 1u9t, Dap bic 8epeile
lsbr umfan9rei4 unp l9la9enp linp.
gtaA Den lebten NaAriAten warinSrolanp
Ques rubtg. H2I'
Gin Ganonenbppt treu3t Dor Sort, UNI Die
6abrjeu9e ob5ufan9er, welAe nit Nafer
belaprn Ypn Nmerita nnA Srlanp ab9egan9eu
Iein ipllcn. ~- ,1 70 1a1i
Die s IN 8 belpri6t in einem Qeitartifel
Die Senior 8epegurt9 ais unbebeutenp une
madt lie ld6erliA rnp la9t, e5 Iei tlar, pab
Die amertfanilAe 9te9terun9 ale 8etDeilig-
un9 3uriidreiie, melAe bic Srldnper 70 bpf-
%nun95Ypll erpartet batten, 'a - -
Die oNrmp unD NdS9 Gazette"
9laubt niGt an DEN Seridt ppn pen 1ruppen
RAP ie nit Der Senior 8epeguns iYmpatbii
rem, p%ieelben boben gelunpe militdrt1Aeprtn
5ipien unp miirpen sur 3stt clues 2l~ufitnnpes
0a6 ibrtge tbun.
Der 2ioeEppol Sele9rapb pcr6feutliGt elmer
8eriAt, pob Die amertf. 8arfe v6arnab" an
Gpber See purA einen S6raltbenpampIer mi
Der 6enierfla19e an Der @afel ange6dltcl
mprpen let, ppG Der Gopttan ertldrt hi: Of
fajre fir etren S6tptnpel. Of q.
Sueen6tUwn, "A. Sept.--Oie Sc
nier : 0efan9enen wurpen gel tern in Dublir
psm @eriGte pOr9efiibrt. Der Yrp,eB wurpt
aber fir eine @06e perlAOben. sic prrper
ale sulalnmen p~rO3ellirt merpen. Ger6aItun
gen parern fprt. Gin &leipertGnoler il
Dublin uno Elm 8u66dnpler III Qiverpuo
muroet etngejogen i; BEL beiben Gjefanaenet
fanO man todperrGtbertlHe Opfumente.
Der 0ariler Woniteur erfl1rt ba6 6rauf
reid Meier Iein Cabinet nod feline Yolitit an
bern merpe.
Der Saiier 1pn Sefrei@ bot Gin Wlant
feIt an iein &olf e%rlaieit, IN pel6em or Dem
iel6en paS JfeGt 9nrnntirt, rurG feline Sertre
ter an per ~ojeifbgebuug uno an Der 6iuans
%permaltln9 Gbeil gu ue6men.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-05
: Ciue 1te,tmce'a @erfammluus h 4yetersbara.

%S Cine Sffspifci"e %ertait'inihn6 ~ EeEeFSpNr9'
@eterebutg, 3d., 3, SIT. Slt Sori-
oer Nobt lanD cine Gerlammlung elmer mt-
ooebeurcn Mcnse pon 5reigemOrpenen ltatt. =
Die arSBte afrttantlde 6 t9. in Der Stapt
mar gum Grpritden pca9eFtUP t.
@opt. Stuart Barnes pom 6reepmdn'd
Bureau 9ielt cine 9nlpro9e. @r ermabnte
Die 8ret9ewprpenen gu orbeiten uno Die Spee
auf3useben, ais ipitrOen Die Ganpereten tbrer
e6emaIt9en 9erren jemalS inter lie oertbeilt
prrDer. Die Gepe wurpe mt! 8eifaa onf9e'
npmmett. N>
Wtebrere farbt9e 0tepner bielten bterauf Nn'
pra9tn. sic ale ermabnten Die Grei9eppr'
pensu CUR Ntabt9teit unp Nrbcttlamteit nnf
ri,t6en ibnen an freunOIt@e 0efa9le 9e9er
bic 0tiBsn 5u cultipiren. Die 8friommlunf
einJ erlt gu ipater Stunpe ~ausetnonper.
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Ser NertrGa init BEN SuSionsru

st. 9puts, 2. Stt. Mus Qo,prence /,
&anla6 miro bert6tet, paB Sberf 9eIs all
Snperintenpen Der liplt6en Snptaner NIT ber
Stammen Der Sd9en am surieen 8reitoo ar
oeren 100 Weilen BON Qawreuce entfernter
0erotlun8sfeuern einen 8ertrrae .oeldlplIer
par Die SIa9en cebiren cine OliIiEonu Qcre,
be5abtt.
o. pas Sano beftnOet ii& in 6anIaS. 81,
9lecqte Der AnlteOler tperOeu, tpena le SAINT
l~leTeanpter 1lno, purd ben 8ertrag aelbibt.
Son Der giorSiette Der 8eleroatioa tprroen
ebenfalls etne Wttatun 9cres eeeirt unb bad
saup ioa gum @prtbetl Der Snbtaner sertauft
iperoen.
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Sin tDidbIiacr Serid,t.

NGt1abelp9to, 4. Stt.-Oer fpl9cn-
be 8eri4t lit ans elmer bS6lt 5uvcrIalii9
Sue0e: aas ala ..m
Sn elmer llntcrrepun9 nit rinem ptltinou-
irtet Siir9er Ycn Slinois dubert i6 @er.
Grant Die 8e9terun9 miro bic Mtpnrpc
Dcttrtne in na6iter &iirSe CUR 0eltun9 brin:
gen unO Marimilian mub poS 9anO perlal-
Ielt. ..- 4I.a....
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&ptter s. 50,
o94 M 3n[tir

294 @. 8altimpreitr., Baltimore, Mo.,
Gabritauten unb @n srcS @erfduTer bon aGer6anb gcrte.
f%euiIe, YcrtfoIiC unO eeber @aIanterie=a rbeiteu,
e~npfstlen BEN bteFssn u. aGtpdrtiltn YubItfum TOR ar6bss
unb retdtaIttesS 9d9er opn ppditbi6erH (9ees1 800 tsrl3te.
oene Sprtenl, Artettstathen unb &ditGeu; Neteta1hen n
en tetnhen unb sc fbmdfoCl fen Ntufern, @tnfiIinsen opu
St1dtreten &c iDpte etn grpbe8 Eager epn S1nc99pfts,
Atfferoertaufer rerbst unfetc pretfe 10 PCT. b lteer fin
Zen ais IN Nfp 9ort; unGer gkeareuIdeer III, ea mir aues i'm
SrSFen fabrtairsn. tets upn a&nhto a6orlirf.
Fret4 ot{e oIh,,r
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swefen peset Ieiner Summerre6e ilber
|6ie preuetI6e Sultt3 Elm OtsctplinnrsNertab=
rem einscleitet, unp aud 9e9ea ben Mb9eorp=
|nrten .. &ir6manm lApebt eine unterlad)nl'9'
Man mlB nur bic @elese nsu arS3nlF9fn
Nprifehpn.
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Soa @sYicO.

-
New Yprt, 3. DIT. Der 9pfr. aSero
Grll3" am 26. Sept. BON 6aoanna, 1T bier eiuD
gelaufcn.
Oas Bulletin" beri6tet in trtump9irenbem
Spne bic SetBlng G~bi6uabua'6, 6ermoliaos
in Sonora ourh Sol. GARNER uno anoerer
plaBe rnO fii9t btn3u: e>#
DER 8atier Marimilian 1T anf Ieincr Sour
ptrd9S Snnsre ilberaa nit 9rpBem GntbuliaS,
mus empfnngen mprOen.
W Itno Dcfrttt erlaTen mprbcn, barunter
cine gfptligun9 fir $4,000 fir ben Sau
elmer 9traBeneiitnbabn; ein anoeres Defrt
erflart Niertc0 pTen fir Die Smmierutisu BON
atlen Qdnpern Der.
Vic proclamation Santa Nnnd'S bat nift
zen 9ertn9lten Ginorud auf pos GOlf aema6t.
Setn Sobn, wtlAer III Saoanno lebt. prcte=
lttrt 9e9en pas @ptument unO serleuanet pel,
fen Snbalt gdnSlih.
Gin 6apanna-GprreIppnoen 1dretbt untt.
rem 70. September an bic ,gSprlo": Sn
Vfsrieo 9tng pas Werit9t BON ei1er Qanouna
DeS General Garboial nit elmer Nn,a6l
Gruppen Bel 9uepan ferner bie6 es, bic fran
3Ollhe @arntlOn babe fe an9e9rifenI unp
3%erltrert.
Der &aiierNfartnalian BAT belAGpGen, benz
Ratler Sturbtoe elm @rabmal 3u Ieben uno BAT
Den NoAtcmmcn ben GiteI vYri13 1tno prin-
3slltn" 9e9eben li4 lelbit BAT er gu ibrem Gor-
NUMB 9eno9t.
Der fran50lii6e Oampfer yNbone" fat in
Sera Gru3 72O @tann 9ruppen 9elanoet,
'pelfee rtl'ter Die 1crl6iepenen Corps per6eilt
tpurDen.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2Iererr0 tar ~esfdli8en Rahrtdt og ser HAIRS tdaets
TN GatatS'Set9att pu &fe Baltimore nub ErebErtf eStr.
mad istnent nenen Ssrdurteen eUfnIe WS. 81 graanas Ylae.
3 Eb1ren oHlt9 BON Suutbnr.s SerIest bat unb bittst, bs
Tim btsper 9el4fntte 3utrdnen aud anf Tetn Eeaes 3pfaI
abfrtragen gu USaen, unter 8uf&trins prUupter nat reel
Ter Hebtenune. 4 -
Sefept 6r66er, 4IG e
q (ttbll-O Rr. 81 &r&anSe place nabe SputbhT. Il
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On Die 8Ilroer Der |. 9Eorp.

Su elmer Seiommlun9 ber %regiftrirten unbeSingter
lnipuSz Stlntmseber FER eriten g8arb, RE an absub tes
80. September 1865 o~bgebalten pgroe, wHr6en fclSeuhe
8ei6life eiuiimmig angenouImeu
l. 8ei6lpiien: Daft mir bic gcietIi6en Stiurt=
geter Ger WorS iIr Gle eiu;isen ~fafeneen Fericueu
boItenj i'm abiuIinmsl bel Fer nG@feH SeamtenpabL.
2. Sei6Goiien: Da6 mir Col. 9oibua spnf ais
uHiereu @aneieaien e%initimulis erirGbIt Paben unb tos
mir i6m uniere u~HsctBeiltc lluterFiisun5 geSeu Werben
unS empieblep Jpn allen ~9eeeliGeu StimmSeberu Der
gBarb.
Capt. %. DaSis, Yrdi.
pff2-1S) Capt. 70. q. WcVetIp, SER.
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@eripalter qefa6t.

Der Scc. Dem. GurnSeretn fuAt etnfr 8ertafter fir
fetne IS rtbftaft IN or Eurntale, 80 %. prQttir. Sc
werten 5ur Serer6ung fir tiefe Steae ia9pe, fan tgs qua.
lthBtrte MGnnfr e%tn9elGten. |9ielcun1sn perten lei Jim.
Gtbar6t, Np. 81 uitb So ". Gaylrp pber am Dtenfaa, ben
10. GIT, MbentS s lltr tetn rnalfunaas@p In her
Surntaue ent8e8en8enGlnnitn np oub bic Ye6in9Hngen CUR
Ginltbt pfen lie en-.
SIM @uftrsg bes Scc. Den. Eurn0ereins
tep-tt) 90 m fFfr - corr. Cefr.
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4. l1arp Nau Ntretn III. I

1,.f,r ouf Rte befen @eiets Ss lrtste Nerein bat I'D
Op ~. ron o. 8 eptember dufs gleue ~rplfdnbt6 p%rganttrt.
Is paiSe BARD useerttnftme un9 idmntltter g'ttsisSsr
b fbIp1tn, ben Mntbel dni % Gtss ttRjutg.n. 4A eet
n deb n, 'auf cine Ist6 gBstis Gin GaPtIaI sum San resr
sapf zines SauIss ;u %erfplrsn, 70 Iaben mir b@ttriura aus
Difienieen, BITE It'd fnran %tettetltesn mpuen' etH. Saio eEnSu
fsrnnirni bd nur rod 10 nt5e Antbetle %cprblnken HHb.. Sc
FER Mntbstl b.tuet $l25 8a8 VCrIarmiuaseiptal pclln'
bet lid sei Serrn 9aur eartnsr str Al AlbtmarIetr. m,,
Wsnt /. 0pbtn,ter all fnhet bic Ierlanntlurs ieeen NfpR-
tad MteuS AM Iten Z uno 8 llbrW TAFT
SIM 4uflrase res praitertsn GHas: 9anttsr ga
f9o6 VT il4nl & Ger. rites nj an II, SER
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eIus @cptoia.


New Nprf, 4. Sept. Der 9anpfer 30.
ptac brin9t NaArtAten pom 26. Sept. oul
Sapannab. b.
Der saw. 5eralpI a9t, Dap Der @cpr.
9ia linton Glub in elmer Gerlammlun9 an
"A. bereitlpiQi9 Die termination DER !@6. Sen.
net, Or. Glarf unp q. Stone gu DclrQater
fir Die Staot5=G pnpention e~nprlirt babe, uni
Die ielben cute llnicn5m1nner leten Ii. Der So.
3eilion eifrt9 ppppnirt boben. Ser Slut
5et9t f@erlter an, paB CT pent llniSer1alltimm.
red9t abbolO iet, unO Die gB~aibin9tOner 2tp-
miniltratipn enpplire.
OaS 1t s. 6 bruntcfe bert6tet, bab in
Ntlanta cine OepeiAe anaefolulnen lei, melht
melpft, Wf. Stepbet5 lei parpIirt unp pilrpt
balO noA 6nulc fOmmen,
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NuftipnszS ertauf sUn 9OiPitotG i9enttnm.
s. %. 8pteler, %uItipaGr.
Rebtea IgurcesVrsOfftce

RebicaI 9urpesVrsSftee
gpafhtreip H, .. g. so. Sepi. 1866.
Donrettda, 8. Sftbr. 1865 miro tn eem gSIdrentduia an
Suetdnep Sauare ste Hue u Str. 2nter yettuu9 Spn ga.
pitdn s.. Spbnfoa WPeb G. Il. 9 u. eihe errst arsatl
braa&bdrss Is ssntbaut aaf Sffeatlt9tr IRttipn %Settiutt
uereen, ndmii6
@tItrne Netnfsleu, 8lanfet3, WdtrdSen scar rrb 8o'n-
HrUbl 6lartti II, Ieinsnc uno tauntrpiene Ssttud r, 6ru'
az, Qpalirlaiher, Nielier unb @ateln, 9Sfel, 0loier, Nopft
9empen, uuterbpien, Srfen &c
Ti. aufmei tlamtsit poa 6lussdfttrn @isenttImfrn pon
6pteIs uno DampftpptGu, 3anblern tn eebrlutttn Wlaren
unS anoern IN e~rsetenf auf teen 9srflaf ssrt5tet, neeu
81, Art,tel In Qaaniititea d7si bpten psrse0, UNI srPBe une
tletne 1dufcr %suittepen ~ tteusn.
9stlnaungfn baar in 8eg'eruHs5'eneS to'ctt rad een
8erflule Enp 5rrti6ahUne Der ~G.tluften &rtitsl btauen As
Stun.eu PPM 9%crtaute cngesed st..
=. SutbGrlanb,
tret2-5l Suroetn Ii e. y. ~ D Qurteppr.
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Sci ApreDn q So.
'GrGRsfs- VeTIauf
Nu
trcrthnrllen1 @iaenthunt.
Wnnfl1r. y}nupcrcin gto. |.

2 NultIIIE. ~IUUktNHE wv
Dieter uaf pte %lttsrdIHsn @ftse satr:s ysr:'9 ~ nun
ooaa3nets ]plsan'frtt a a@S gtrS S, gSn ! ssaf an 'i vs.. e. S''b ie1ns
SVtns III b,lten. Rddhen Dttafes efHA2. sep.
fDn mt be srat GuFaGe sur @@'lt9nge sesr fta Ys,e GUT
aniescn pta. be- fs@mf ts ss5S ~, ~" Si TSsss rq ""''f's' VT
0th p'l''"" & pb. ert, @raGeerts
6etur. 8 br self.
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2in Oh 8elpp0ntr Orr Stnot Baltimore.
Qnf RE ~trinsenbe Bite bisler einflusrei@er 6reunbe
babe i9 mid enti6lciieu, fir baS @1eriffs.@mt ppu
Baltimore alS 8olfS=Sanbibat aufSutr,ten unb min, ,penu
erpSBIt, bic Phi@ten unseurefen erfiinen.
+ 1871 @fit aler G9tuu9
a3 oIrf aIereuber @ppIes rt4.
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-gtne erpEe Gia7enperia mmIung ter gdrS ptrb nd6fen
5rettds. e. Dit in. @rn. Spep9 8upSerts Sranflin Saat
lntiafttWptni Sur Autteaung etres unabbin9teen @%dnbtfdter
tr oen 1 3msta teS Stabtrdtb5. Vile burger, tenen has
gSsbl 6r 1Sarb am perien lteot dnp etn8elaten f4 sinsa-
~ (~intbcfr) 8teIe 8Iratr.
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Npptbeter .Gebulfe geiu6t

YIN N~sOt1sters SCHULTZ, Der ras c5tl6oft orlnbli6 Serfekt,
$50 ~ %aH9enebrle Hub bauernet STEELE er6aiten Salatr
FER g TSS teHs sos 8. Sitrten werpen unter Git. q. 9. IN
IN, SlHte aneenDmnien. teOfrl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

When bad rad this without remark
Blundeii vent on With bis narrative
% bad fnished these letters and folded
them. When there was q rap a. nv eoor.
followed Immediately By the entrance Of nv
opposite neighbor. Well. never. ~as
his eHciamaiion. are you out Of ooals' I
looked round upon ihe black crate for ans
ver. having 6rst pat the letter, into envei-
opes and fastened them. 4 came % see n
YOU were Inclined Tor skate nv visitor
sad. o. I tired the See on the Be- Ornamental
Water Yesterday; u -as pretty good
Th-y az q - capital to-day but come and
have soue lgnch With me before we 70
Iou are miserabls her- Iacceptsd The
invitation sud. Wishing % get rid % hirn.
said Yos e. and order it.' When b. va,
cone. directed The cnve i0res containing
uy stter.. ard follo-cd him. taking tbem
-ifh me 20 pct on my -sy % the Part
There we're a great MANY skaters. and tte
ice "a. ior he most part strong Bot tcre
and there. a. b. slways che oa.e exoert A..
t-r a protractei frost. we're uesk places.
Or to orc ri fhese 7 .kstrd ~ rapid rsr,
ans ~rrt lour vrhnuf varnin- r-l.
inio ,hs bitterly cold ~ater TIE iee -,
Above us uben rose. boz could h~ai
voiees near ue leiort sank again. I cans
sp onoc more. bgf it uas o. frcl heasy
bios to b. in an cspiosion of frc-orks,
aat ..-n to lose al e1nsaousness. The
c.8ufiy-cisen aid vas near'5 beng e. fata
81, r.c a. thc i.e prison Eolll have been.
Hos uas carried bone to ny athrri
hou.c. tni srfr-vi for many days froa. Oh,
c.mbinei effects of the pIange anl the tio-
I esu.l tel you oni, a. it ras toid me-.
va long unconseious. anl Or some tiu.
arer ibs daarerou' ., mptom. hsd abats.i
c1aiI take no noiire of shat a. passir,
arosnl me ] vss gradually roooverrr
hosc,cr. both physically anl a,eutai.y ar,
one morning . became asarc. up1n avas "A
from a dozs. that ras no. aiore. Som,
oas bad come ra rhiie slept. ard -as ..r
ting by ny siie. a soh haad vas iail q
mi-e. and. as 7 lookci round. q rert'e
vel kaovn voice spoke. ltsas Mary Per
civars. u an so thankfai. dear. ii saii
go scrr thankful' ! vas uin veak. sn.
cried She stoored ard kissed my fore
h-ai. Biess you 4" she -hispsrcd. and
uith an arch srrfle. Continued. IL uas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

JAfASEsE MNrHoLOGY.-On the 5th day
Of The % moon. corresponding this year 20
our March u. i the festival of Inari. the
patron deity of the farmer. who. according
10 japanese mythology. descending from
heaven IN prehistoric ages. came 20 earth
and taught the people the use and cultiva-
ton Of nee. The white fox i his ei,ief ser
want and minister. sharing propisiatory hon
Or With BIS master. The fox Is on. Of the
sacred emblenis of the japanese, disputiag
disPuiing precedence With the tortoise. stork
and the lotus Aower. There arr good and
bad foxes the White fox good. the others OF
doubtful rePGtation. In their legends ofthe
foxes ~ nj repeated in more romantic
form The old superstition Of the Wal O. the
Wisp. The beuirits,l traveller sees a Light
which, as he follows. recrdes tail be Is led IN
70 a hopeless wilderness-itis j. oaIy the wick
ed FOX whose breath Is illuminated Ike
aame. and l0rrs him on 70 destruction.
A youth wandering a-seld encounters a
beautiful and fascinating maiden With whose
charms bis heart j. taken captive-be fol-
lows alter her. she eoyly rvtreating. And
growing each moment more fascinating and
beautiful. tili the youth. like the benigh,ed
traveller. finds that hc Is lo-; in wood or
fen. While his lovely enchaniress. r,.suming
her true foH shape. disApPears: or the fox
spirit living in the maiden. and. like
iodine. trying 10 recover IA. lost soul.
alloss the youth - ~ia The charms ~.
have enchanted him and. overi owing with
JOY. d. bears BIZ beautiful bride home. lives
happily With her in peace. his children
growing aroundth door. till some day b.
= disenrhanted Of his spell BY beholding
beautiful wife and playful children convert
ed into foxes before his eve. and running
aWay-happy youth u the wicked enchant-
ress has not frst rent hin IN pieces. 50. %
say aJapsnese girl that she j. a. fa.ci-
mating a. tbe fox maiden. T. 70 pay the
highest tribute o. The poser and danger Of
her charms. 1Cor y. \. Tribune.
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VOLUME 80, NO. 10.
b X h vITIEs.


II man live exclusively on y~r-t.bl.s
Is the hs'd IN his vein. blood or sap?
Why is Scotland Hke the Internal regions,
Because is Is the land OF i-s-orsal Buras.
We prefer oii-nill. 10 rbyns-faesori..-
ls6rioations TO loeobrafions.
What did Lot do when b. vie turned T.
saltS Got fresh one.
I'm not sOod Of oaf-asp. as the little girl
said when pussy BIZ ber nose.
Why Is a clergyman ike a loeono,iveP
Because yO1 look cot for him When the bell
rings-
SOMEBODY saws that Arabian children.
before cutting their teeth sr-cak gum-Ara-
bic.
A goose may have many qalls. but an
author can make a goose Of himself. With
only one quill.
A good threshing-maeAine for family use
the broomstiek. Every wife should have
one.
a writer on natural history gives the fol-
loving definition Of a ram. "A ram IS an
animal whose bath Is on the wrong end of
hun
a Hibernian sergeant vas drilling an
awkward squad Of volunteers. and spite Of
al his efforts iailed 10 bring them into a
stralghi line. Al last. all out of patienc-.
he erred out. ''Oh. What bent ro-, just
come 0ut. iads. and look Al yourselveslr
The Taunton GsEette says at a recent
church fair set Of Cooper. works ~ers
promised 10 him -bO sbOald answer a set
Of oOnundurns. The winner received a set
Of seoOdea Pails.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

Tar PEVrrE's SroEy. We Ice avs
young nan gaziag st the ~ heavens. -th
in ~ snd . - of pistols IN the oh
er We Ndeayorcd 2 attract bis atI0iion
by ing 60 IN paper We bid IN or
-. relating % vouth IN that Of the
country sho bad ieft houie in aas of de-
rsneemeut. lle dropped the and p,s,ols
from bic rgr ~. ~tb the -"hnI
~ shom Z read. / iefi home bf ny friends
knew my design - The - q a girl
-ho refused % lisi0 NE. but s-niled up-
on smother I'D fr1m the house.
uitrring -iid 2 90 the god Of loye. and
without replying thc ? ? q ny sisnds.
cane lssrs vith ms and - Of pistols 2
put a 2 ny sxIstanos. My case has 10 4
in tliss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

MsuSe NErrnsS 90 "Orp AnE~
We ser grratiy snlused 90 90 remarks -
one a Uncle Ssu,'s Gcruan boys IN rcgard
to the Prssiderfisl csnTass u istoo good
Co b. lcst. Ssif tbo aurdy Teufon Il
goes fo5 Ot Ase. ~ t,ui Oit Abe b. iikes
De- s,lsier bov. Ven b. serves free wears
30 riyss hiul foIr hnndr-.i tollar snd ro-en-
i.t hiu. sri make hiu von veteran. Na-
Oii Abe. - serve foiV yes-s. aad 90 -
enlist Lia four more years ard make vou
rssran - 80 Yea say yos-ehS-
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PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1855.

her and hers. When &c came % be man
ard woman. - rad and argued and we're
happy together. A. ~ Rad played and quar-
rvlled and made up' again in our chiid-
hood The Old friendship had Increased.
bat had not changed ifs Character: az least
can speak for nysclf You remember
What Tennyson ssys in Don
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

Bactie. in hi. History oi Civilization IN
EurIsni prsyes ihat tte aunier of n,as-
rsgss depen.is. uoi. a. has aeen suproee'i.
ou the atirsctio.n bstrcen the scHcs. hut uT-
on fhc rficc of coru Tie statistics oi the
MATRIMONIAL u.arket hvor the theory. ard
some curioas sfu,i,ut. vii soIne DAY. IN lke
uannss. t-u us vhat governs diro-cc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

4 Nrw WAY vuH ArrOU~Ers. One
DAY simple ia-msr. Who hsd iusi buried
a rirh rpiaf.on. a. sffornrv. w. ronniaia-
is- of fi- r.rnf csPcusc 20 a uneral
carai-ade in tte country Why. d. YOU
bary yoar aftoncvs here askc1 Foofe
'' Yes. o. be sure ve 30 bow elsc2- on
% never 40 that IN London No. saii
che other. m1rh surprisei boz DO you
rnanags. thens- Why vtca TIE patient
happens b. De. ve lay Lim out IN a room
over ni ghi by himself ioek fhe door. thro-
open the vinio-. sni i1 the morning be 10
voae "In,ieed,- erclain,ed he farmer
18th ausremenf .--' rhaf BECOMES of
hirns "Why. that wc can't exactly tell I;
al ve kno- BE-. .here's strong su,ell of
briustons in the room ths next uorning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

A~'NA''Ns Jan. %.
q" Know. dear Msry. that do rot look
IN vain for synPathy from you. need it
greatly to-day You viii believe thi, when
tell yos what have done have writ
ten @ ask some one 20 give me her heart.
Can you guess ~ho e - am no, hope
fol. bot am not Departing. 1 cannot say
more nov than thar in sll nv fortunes I am
coohdent of yosr sis,erly regard.
Iours. afectionately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-01-20

A schooimastcr askc.l one of h.s schoiars
in uirter t.rae. shaf uss the LATIN ior cold.
'-Oh. ~. repiied thc lad. n can't teil tiis
u.1ueui. but have BE- sf my Singers ends. -
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VI ! sc r. Ill 4 NY.
FRANK BLuSDELLs REVELATION.


IL vas my last evening a. OAkl.igh Cot
tAge- hal been spending a non,h With
my friend frank d lahdcH We had met.
after an Interval of some Year.. ~ ~.
country home. lie AMI had been near
neighbors At -. Margarcts. and constant
companions during our last year there.
Both of a. werc changed since then. We
hal expericncci thc rcaliiIc. ~ life uhich
arc 80 hftlc knowu by the majority q un-
d.rgraduatcs We bad gained uis,iom
enough % iook bach nth regret upon
-asied time and iii-uscd opportunisies
We vcrc grateful Tor cur preservation
through thA, part Of hie', journey IN Which
-e took no bed. sad that Our eycs had
hccn opened 60 The prospect before ths Sun
vas lov upon our uay. We bad not csas-
ed 10 Ike All the psrsaiis AMI pleasure. of
The ola oarcless days; but ve enjoyed tbe
superadded satisfaction Of cvh habits dis
cartei. sound Principics Cultivated. and du-
tres rccoEuiEed. and. % some extent. ful-
elicd. NJ freed hal married since last
sa- ban. and Ia safe -As q stranger 20 me
until this sisit I found her one of the fc~
~i'es ~ho practically recommend marriage
70 ihcir hu'ohnas friends Ih's she d'd.
N great measure. by The sense OF reliable
ness a. sifc-l don't sno~ boz ! can bet
'sF ae-'ri"e n--hi'h she conveyed. Her
h''''nd e''aenI' had iA''h IN S~r' ~ '''.h
matter a. "e.' A. great u "a plaza 'aai
T. '.''s -ol'a
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