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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale s9l
ft1a OF THE
New York and Providence
jewelers. Association, .
Depot, 1871 Broadway. :.

~ Depot, 1911 Broadway.
A N immense stock Of Pianos, Watches, jew
IN elry, and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value
and not to be paid for till you see what you will
receive. ,,..,-...-I
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
its value, are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One of these enveloves will be
sent by mail to any address on, receipt Of 25
cents five for ST eleven for 50; thirty for SIS
sixty five for SO; and one hundred for SIS.
On receipt of the Certificate you will see
what you are going to have, and then it is at
your option to pay the dollar and take the article
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, a Piano, Sewing Ma
chine, or any set of Jewelry on our list for 81 J;
and in no case can they get less than One Dol
lars worth, as there are no blankssnf hl9 9ge
Agents are wanted in every town in the coun-
try; every person can make tencdollars a day,
selling our Certificates in the greatest sale of
Jewelry ever known. sssas6 ai4 9saaff ra3r
Send 25c. for a Certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for 81. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and
particulars; also, Terms to AGENTS. Address,
JAMES HUTCHINSON. & co,
March 24.-3m%* 1877 Broadway, N. Y.
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"a" An exchange tells of a man who
stopped his paper on Saturday, and died
the next Tuesday, A terrible warning.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

ITEMS WORTH COMMITTING TO MEMORY
A bit of blue dissolved in skim-milk and
water will restore old Grape. Half cram
berry bound on corn will soon kill it.
An inkstand was turned over upon a white
tablecloth servant threw over it mix
ture of salt and pepper plentlfully, and all
traces of it disappeared. Picture frames
and glasses are preserved from flies by paint
ing them with a brush dipped into mix.
ture made by boiling three or four onions in
a pint of water. Bedbugs are kept away
by washing the crevices with strong salt
water, put on with brush. Soft soap
should be kept in a dry place in the celler,
and not be used until three months old.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

LUCK AND LABoR.-Luck is ever waiting
for something to turn up.
Labor, with keen eyes and strong will,
turn something up.
Luck lies in bed, and wishes the post
man would bring him news of legacy.
Labor turns out at six o'clock, and, with
busy pen or ringing hammer, lays founda-
tion of a competence.
Luck relies on chance.
Labor, on character.
Labor strides upward and onward to in
dependence.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

~ Rumor says that an article equal to
pitro-glycerine may be found at some sa-
looms IN this town, 9
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
UTICA, N. Y, May 1886, /
ga BLUE LION TAVERN.

" DEAR WIFE Sell my t'other clothes
for what theylwill bring, and remit at once.
Had my linen duster for supper, and my
spare shirt will have to go for lodging
May be able to make light breakfast on
German silver comb and pair of shears
that |, chanced to have with me. Don't
know when I shall get home. 1t will de,
pend good deal on the walking. Don't
marry for few months there is bare
possibility Of my getting back"
SIMON
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30

"a A little ragged urchln, begging IN
the city the other day, was asked by a lady
who filed his basket, if his parents were liv-
ing
I" Only dad, marm," said the boy.
Then you have enough in your basket
now to feed the family for some time, said
the lady.
"Oh, no, l haven't NEITHER" said the lad,
4" for dad and me keeps five boarders he
does the work, and l do the marketn."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
9Nisrel1alteo1tss. !
RICH MOUNTAIN.
YOUNG HART AND THE Laurel

BY HENRY WOOD.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-06-30
An Affecting Letter.

The New York Legislature, last session
passed law prohibiting the free pass sys-
tenn on railroads in that State. By a pro-
vision of the law all passes were taken up
on and after the first of May.
The editor Of a Fort Wayne paper had
his pass taken up on the New York Cen
tral Railroad the other day, and by special
of the conductor, stopped over"
at Utica. He address the following affect
ing letterto his spouse 88ae nos
a2 UTICA, N. Y, May 1886, ~
Qe g3s BLUE LION TAVERN
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16
MARCH Is. 1866

t~cise months after the dreadful occurrence
winch | have related ne stood AZ the altar
together a. nan and uife. She stiu lives
% bless my love With her smiles. and nv
children With her good precepts; Bat on the
Anniversary q tha; terrible night. she &C.
eiodes herself IN her room and devotes the
hours Of darkness TO solitary prayer.
q" As for me- added the traveller. While
faint fash tinged his noble brow AZ the
asowai. '' a. Cor me. tbai accident has made
physical coward Of me. At the sight of a
nountain Preoipioe.
" Bot our driver urged our lady pAs-
senger. Who had attended 20 the recital OF
thc story with much atteutioa. ...~hat BE-
came q the drivers or did you ever learn
the reason Of his deserving bis Post2'
q" Iiis body was found on the road. With
IN few yards Of the spot where the coach
vent over. lie had been struck dead bv
the same fash Of Lightning that blinded the
rrstivc horse-
The traveller here fell into q u1usinc a.
t'iade. As II further allusion 70 the subject
would be unpleasing 10 him. Shortly after
this We reached the railroad station. where
| parted With my fellow passenger with
feelings Of profound esteem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

LrTH's CHASGEs. How many through
The length and breadth of our crowded
cities. are vainly elinging to the life which
is fast ebbrns away; snd how many more
'oul-s'ek Of deceit and treaehery and injas-
tree. hndiog no resting place for weary
and over-tried heart. shrinking from a dark
future-stung with the sorrowfuI memories
of The past--ouid gladly change places
-'th them and sleep their last sleep. The
God ~bo made the heart. alone knoweth
the bitterness when thus turned back upon
Itself He only knO~eth. who eounseth our
tears. bow bard. Il Is with such an expe-
rlence not 20 turn. distrustf1l. away from
our kind. lie only knoweth how dark even
the bright heaven may be. when such cloud,
roll between.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

lorNG ANEEIcs WoNDEEs. wonder
shat makes papa tel such nice stories q
visitors aboai has hiding as masters raian
whcn ho vent o. school. and about Lis run
mag away from the schooi-misircss ~hon
she vas going o. ~hip him. and tbcn shot
me sp aii DAY IN a dark room because
tired jast once O. b. a. smart a. he wasY
Wonder vhai made papa say that wickel
word when Betsey upset the ak al over his
papcrs. an then shaped ny ear. becausc
sail dlc sar- lhiug vhcn ny kite string
irlkrP
Wonder vhy mamma ioii Brilret tie
other day 90 say sbs va not al bone vben
Tommy Days mot.cr caLeI. ani then r,ut,
nc t9 BED without my supper every tiu.s Z
teila Eey
oh. dear there ere iots of thinrs want
i1 know. Ilv vish I uasamnnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

3 traveller relates sn incident vtich he
vifnc.s .sei recently While saitinr IN ihe cars
near ihis city. D. front of him vas a gem
teman vio iniaieei IN riYming Iie ask
sl yo1n- lady sitting nesr bin f .ho
s.aIi Eke to read his iasi rroIuciion. Re-
rs.-- '1 ihe Affirmative. Le rurcd a paper
from De- pocket. ard placed 10 In tsr hari.
Hat the hdy hii scarcely commenced rad
rs vhen ere poet exclaimed. "Zoar1s.
-aiam. ] have given son tie sroor mana-
fr'It Here .s the right one TIrf 10 "a
rrrc far o. ars ef f,11tr1 ~ The iady's
rntarrassucnt aal tte mirth of ere spccfa-
Gers may o. more readily imagined than
described.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

NATURAL BEAUTY. The impression Of
human beauty. either in marble or in can
vas -. 10 those who can feel 1t. a great de-
light but the hving and the actual is a rap-
t1re which admits Of no defining AL ad-
sentitioas distinctions are nothing in
its presence. Tho youth barefOoted on
the mountains. clad in the godIiness Of
nature Is true prince and peer OF earth.
Ihe good giri BY the spring. robed in home
spun cotton. with the light Of Ioveliness
Aroand beF. Is queen With a right divine
from heaven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16
OLD SERIES.

1HH CHiLDs ErrQUErrx N TES COM
sASDNESrs- The following hints o n Edu-
eaton. Etiquette, and Morals from the
pen Of George Francis Train, are worth
publishing. (Obey these and you shall
have Eve dollars every Fourth Of July.
which you may give to the pOor:l
l. Always say Yes, Sir. No, Sir. Yes.
Papa No, Papa. Thank you. No thank
you. Good night Good morning. New
er say how. or which. for what. Use no
slang terms. Remember good spelling.
reading. writing. and grammer are the
base Of all true education.
III. Clean faoss. clean clothes and clean
hngcr nails indicate good breeiing. New
er leave your clothes about the room.
Have a place for everything. and every
thing in Us place.
III. Rap before entering a room. and
never leave it with your back to the CON-
pany. Never enter a private room or pub
nc place with your cap on.
". Always Offer your seat 20 n lady
or an old gentleman. Let your eompan-
ions enter the carriage or roOm first
v. At table eat with your fork at NJ
straight never Use your tOoth-pick, and
when leaving. ask 70 be excused.
VI Never pat your feet on cushions,
chairs OF table.
VII Never overlook any one when
reading or writing. nor talk or read aloud
while others are reading. When convcrs-
M listen attentively and do not interrupt
or reply till the other j. finished.
VIII Never talk or whisper aloud At
the opera, theatre or pablie places and e.
pecially IN private room where any one
l. singing or playing the piano.
IN Loud coughing. hawking. yawn-
lns' sneezIng and blowing are il-mannerod.
In every case cover your mouth With your
hanikerchicf. which never examine
nothing Is more vulgar, except splitting on
the f0orl
y. Treat al with respect. especially
the poor. b careful 10 injure NJ one.
fcciIngs b. unkind remarks. Never tell
tales, make faces, call names, ridicule the
lame, mimic the unfortunate. or be cruel
% insects, birds or animals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

CASnoa. There is nothing shels 20
tnc light upon the human mini A. can
dor. II was called vhiteness by the an
c.cuts % denote b. purity: ani u has a.
ways won che esfocm due % the mo-, al
mirabic virtues. she man whose opinion
makes the deepest impression upon his fel-
low man. whose infucnee IL most lasting
and cihcient. Nhose friendship Is instinct
Ireiy sought when ~ others have proved
iniihleSs. b. not the man of brilliant parts,
or hattering tongue. or splendid genius.
hut he Whosc lucid canlor and ingenious
truth transmit the hearts real feeling.
pure and without rcfnction. There are
other qualities which are more sh9uv. and
other traits thai have higher place in
the worlds cole Of honor. but none wear
better or gather les tarnish By use. or
c.aim deeper homage in that silent reger.
eacc which mind pays 70 virtue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

An Instance Of The ruling passion strong
N death - thus related Of Old Cook, Who
~As known As 4 miser. and had amassed
large iortu1e. On his death h-bed. when the
gasP ~As approaching. tallOw candle was
burning upon the stand. Aickering fame
IN The fireplace. Suddenly be called to
has son. saying
Woodbury.. come here
Tie son approached his bedside. when
The old man whispered out
" Woodbury.. blow O1t that candle. tai
lows most As dear a. butter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

Two 90 rHE SANE NAME. 4 Washing
ton letter relates that Mr Hooper. Of Ma
sacLusetts. and Mr. Hooper. Of Utah. are
eonstantly receiving each others lesters.
4 DAY Or two since. . dispatch wss handed
the former alircssel ar. Hooper. House
oi lsePrcsentaiivcs- OPcaing 30. be was
observed % unfold it hastily AMI look abou,
the House With = H0st pcrplexing air.
Jolly Mr. Jenckcs. oi Rhode Island. occa-
pied tLc next seat. Tuning 10 han. Mr..
Hooper asked. IN a vexed tone. a. be IN
folded The dispatch. e Wbat shall I 90
Jcncks' Here have been opening anoth-
cr mans dispafch.- The Rhode Islaodcr
real. as De leaned oyc-. iLe following bca--
ias date " Salt Lake C.,y-Mr. Hooper
One ot yoar vives has jast been delivered
of son" The amusement tLe story
creates IS sail - be intense.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

CCRlocs MAcmvE One OF The most
curious articles of a1 exhibition. nov b.
inE he.i IN Eng.ani. D. steam engine
and boiler. in miniature. and de-crihod a.
thc smallest steam engine in tho world ~
lt stands scarcely tvo inches IN heiyh,
and b. covered with q glass shade. The
hJ Vhce. b. made OF rDid. with steel arm
and makes -even Thousand revolutions per
u.inltc. Ihc onViuc AMI boiler are ias-
t,1ei together u.th thirty-oight miniaturo
seFeT. ani lo.ts, The whole Hcigbing thir-
'cen grains, ~ under one quarter of an
oancc. The manafc,urcr says hat che
cv1goraiion of siE irols Of water viii
frlv. the engine edit minutes. Tht
dvarf piece Of mc-hssism was designed
AMI made ~ q clock manufacture IN
llor.i1.d. Eng'and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

A. T. SrEwGEr. THE NEw YoRK Mn-
L0SAIEE A New York correspondent
says; " The A 4. Stewart sbroiF has
developed the fact that he j. the owner Of
more real estate than Billy AstOr. Be-
sidcs owning near y al Of Bleecker street
from Broadway - Sullivan, be owns the
Metropolitan Hotel. for which be receives
SIOo,VOO per annum rent, and two iu-
mcnse Italian marble stores. wholesale
and retail. both worth at the least calcu-
lation, al .OOO. 900, aEd blocks OF brown
stone fronts in the upper part Of the city.
scattered from Fourth 70 Sixtv-ninth
street. His future r,sidence. nearly I'm
ishei, on the corner OF Fifth Avenue and
Ihirty-tourth street. i the finest building
o. the kind GA che Western continent. out
stripping the famous mansion Of Dr.
IownsenL The stairways alone will cost
over 100000. and the stuccoes are esti-
mattel az s27j 900. The front i OF the
FINEST Pari4n marble, and I am told that
there j. not \ brick IN tho whole building.
che Foundation being coarse grained mar
be, AMI the chimnoys or fues being
uniquely constructed Of the suost marble
s.ab.. The carving of the marble col
umns Is said to be OF the richest descrip-
ton. and the groiuing of thc building. il 1.
saii, vii cost over $4,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

OfLISG A SENTErLOQUIsT. Dr. Stin. a
physlciaa Of this city. says that A. nc vas
gong down the Mississippi. some year,
since. oa steamer whose engine vas upon
the deck, b sauntered in that vicinity 70
see The ~orking Of The machinery Near by
stood man apparently bent upon the sane
oblcct- In lev moments a squeaking
norse vas heard on The opposite side Of The
engine Seizing the oil-can. "a gigantic
one. by the way.) the engineer sought o.,
The dry spot. and 20 prcveat further mise
oi that KIND. Literally applied the contents
81 his can - every joint. All vent vel Tor
a ~hiie. when the sqgoaking was Leard IN
another direction. The oiling process vas
repeated aad quiet restored; but a. the en-
gineer vas coming quietly around towards
tie spot occupied by the Doctor aad the
stranger. be heard another squeak. This
time De detected the true cause of the dilE-
euiiv- Tho stranger VAS a re,fuIog,r,s,.
Walking directly up behind him. b. .eizeA
the astoaisbed Joker By the back OF the
neck. and emPticd The contents of the ca
dosn his spine
o. There r. said be. % I don't believe thai
Cd engine will squeak again -
fuarDer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16
VOLUME 33, NO. Is

fAITH- Fahh is the gin Of God. IN.
Increase Of our faith is the york Of God.
Without faith in tie aiOBing blood and
vieariOus death Of Christ sinner cannot
be saved from AelI-a sinner cannot enter
heaven Faith is the Christians gold.
fA':h Is the path which has been h.rd-trod
BY the redeemed. Faith. Paul says. stop
ped The mouths of hons Faith Is the
Christians lamp Faith is the Christisn's
magnet Faith Is the golden chariot which
conveys the grace Of God to the sinners
heart Faith is that power which brings
from heaven Psn,eeostal kr~. Faith Is a
prerequisite TO Christian eftort-a pre-req-
uis'ie TO bearing the cross. Have ne Who
profess Christ this faith? II not. let IL bs
our earnest eDdeavor 10 obtain IL.
WsfchmAn and Reflector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

There j. bachelor who says that all he
should seek in vile would be god tenn
per, health. and good understanding. agree
able Physiognomy. figure. good connection.
domestic habits. resources Of amusement.
gooi sPirits. conversational talents. elerant
manners. money. Isn't there anything
more be can think Of?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

d. Frankin. speaking q education.
says. '' % e. man euptiss his purse into h.s
head. no man can take Il away from him.
An Investment IN knovledge always pays
tks best iatercsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

The New Haven PailadiUm ssys the last
new hat Cor ladies' in New Haven Is brown
velrei dee boa with dead wooicock perch
od over tbe forehead Of the wearer. trying
q peek Oot her right eye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16
VI | sc T. LI.AN NY.
A MIGHT OF TERROR.

ia AR ard manner be uas calm. dignifcI
and polished ard The oa,.four of las fea,urc.
~ere 'ingaiariy inteilecsuaL lie couvcrsed
freely on general topics. until the road be
came more abrupt and prouPitoas, bui on
uy dirccting has attention % The great ali.
tuie q a PrcciPice. on iie verge % which
our coach ~heeis we're icisurciv rolling.
there came a marked chaa-o over his coun-
tcnancc. H. eyes. 90 lately filed with TIE
hghi Of mild inieiligcncc. became viii.
restless and Anxious; The mouth tvitohed
spasnoli-aiiy. ard thc lorehead beaded
w.'l cold pcrspira;ion With a sharp.
oonsui'iTc shudder. b. i1rnel hi. care
from the & by height. aad olu,cbiar nv
arm tightly viih both hands. BE- cluns o.
ne Ike drowning man.
90 Use tLis cologne. sad the LADY. hanI-
INK me bottle. with the distinctive good
ness o. her scN.
srFinkied iitiic on his face. aul he
soon became somewhat uorc compose! 4.
hut @ vas not until We Lad travcrscd the
mountain and descended b lie country be-
meath. thai bis hnc fcatu-cs reiaxei from
their rerturbcd look. ani as.uucd the ri,.
ca. quic; di-nitv hai c-., no;iccd.
' owe az apology % thr aIv. saiI De
With bland smile and --a:le Inclination
ofthv bead 70 our tair c1mpanioa. ..anI
some eSrlanafion @ mv hn5w-travcli--s
also. ani perhaps I can-l; better ac1a.t
"y'eii oi thc doable debt. tLan bv rc-oant-
ing thc cause % my reject agi,ation.-
" i' nav pam your f,cliag,.- deHea,eiv
urged ihc lady
90 o. fhc eoutrarv. it VI: relieve them. -
- 'he re-pcctfal reply.
Having s'gniGsd our several desires 20
bear nnor~. the traveller tis. proceeded.
" AZ thc age q eighscen va Hahi Of
heart. hight Of foo;. an,i far (hrre ne sr.ii-
e'D light u hsad. \ en- property on tbc
night tlak q fAc Ohio acknorlcd-cI rs- g.
solo o-uer. vas Fastening home % en-
loy e. AM Gel -htc.l q g.; frce h1sa csi-
lrge hir. The month va October. the air
vas braring. an the mo-. - c8nvcva--e \
siage-coarh ike this. only uore cumb-ors.
' ''Ie' Pi''en' 'eF' we're icu-but three
s'A' -''''ira planter % i.onisianf.
-'''' JOY o-'' @, ~'icAing creaiure
ahoat seventeen. and D. son. abou. Ten
y~ar- % aec. They wc-c iu.t r,tarnia-
~ .''''' oi "t'lh ihc young lady Dis
" '' 30 eiol 'ent' a' 20 absorb
~ -''on
IL iai-er va iac.'urr. but the daughter
vas 'i'aeiol' ly nature. and We soon be-
came 80 e1'an'Iy pleased ui,h each other
'hc a. a ia.scr. a. a L-'ener-ihat it vas
no' untl a sadlen Hash ai Lightning. anI
'I'' a. A''' 'ne coach ~in-
'''''''' an o'',''ai.on from my
i'''. ''Ai noticed boz
i-.ie ~A'
A.i i-'n several irr-
ani i,n'r4 of
,,', ' "- 'nins. he ram
,-t avg "'n'
t-Fp' ihroHsh
-r, -.-.. '', '-' -'' oi oaT 'eh'..e-
-. .l'. -' '''.y' oa' 'ne isli-
pug ''''.''i ne Danger 70 our real We
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

To hnd error j. easy % discover truth
Is dil5coh. Error j. on tbc surface bat
truth dweIs on tbe bottom Of the vel.
There is many a Zip between the cup
and hP. BAT there are many more slips after
The cup has been drained BY The Ips.
The persons who live on the falling, Of
their neighbors vill never die Of starvation.
II the beginning Of ones Efe be vanity.
ne need not wonder II the end q Il be vex-
alton u spirit.
Il i' not The sire of market basket. bet
that Which j. in ii. thar gives ii v.lse.
A silver chain around dog. beok vii
not prevent bis barking or biting.
some men who are tho frst and lhe Loud
ct 10 CIV FIRE are the least and tbe Iast 10
help 10 Pat h out.
A LADY vas asked the other Dag -by sbo
ehoso % I've a singie life. " Beoaase am
not abe % suPPor, q bastsnJ. % ne said.
A nan thar can BE- fsuered = rot neoe,-
sariiy a fool. but you caa always make one
of him
Mr.. APPieiick says it is an very vel 70
rsuaeu5ev fhe poor. but if j. ulr,,h better g.
a. souefhinc for them.
TIE satsrday Press says TIE Feaisns are
20 much amused a. the row they have kicked
20 On both sides Of the ws'er. ti.af thc 9th
eT DAY they iasshel iiH they spGt.
When Alexsnder TIE Great ss- Dioxenss
IN cemetery. he ssked HIN that 10 -as
dong thereg % ! am seeking ssid ths
philosoPher. o. for ibc bones Of yoor snces-
tors smong those Of bezEs-i b0t every
ding here appears 70 ne - ooafsssd and
mingled together ihsf cannot distinguish
hen"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-16

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