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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

REioHro~ MsnNEr There -crs a.
market lsss ~cek 2t57 caftie. sos shesp.
20 calves Prioes for besvc. -ers =. foi-
lo-s extra siS-25 ard si3eo: 6r-t gaaii-
~. sis - and els seoood qusliiy, sii-So
and si2 thirI. eli 90 aad sii.so. Work
~ osr- siso % Sg75 hsnty steers e.
% ESQ oo-s. go snd ss5.-a fs- extra
running ~ % si25 bciicr.. s35 AMI sts.
Sheep and ianb.. and : cents. Hide. :
an 9. Pelis - co 10 a. IS. OF Tie cat
al at uarkei but 81 cams from Maine. con
6ruaing The rcrorts thai P'i cc, IN this state
sre higher proPortionaliy. Than IN thAs mar
ket
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The Bangor Wig states thsi G,n. Cor.
nor q kendalrs Mill. broke b. Tex -hiis
stepping from ths train ai Dansile Jasr-
ton FRIDAY aiteruoon. Th- General. ii
Ill be recoiieeiei. -as severely wounded
in the 81? aboat to years sincs. tnd aher-
rafis raf aniorurate snough o. frartars
ihc bones. and o. year snl hall lad d.
. serv critical coalition o. Ia nearly
recovered. ani a. Considered oat ~ dan.
ser stcn ihis sni3rtaraie accident oocsr-
rei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

NE~srsrEE CoNrrr ~ RICHMOND. Tb~
Errginia paPsrs 30 nos weioo-se 18th mach
coraiAiiiy III raiieal paper. The Ns- Ma
too. lately STARTED ikere BY Mr. Huraiosss.
Tie EIaniner sosstsyood al The chr.
A. usual. IN the euergy q g. disgust 9Th
The rev conner. expressing itssifas ioIl0vs-
" All negroes No psirouisc q sboaA AZ
onoc b. discharged from the enpioyment
ofsrsry gentleman ~ho respects himself
and the sociefy IN -hirh b. move, Al
-hfie men -ho give e ooaaienanoe Arc al
ready daaned"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

TuE WIDOW AND OErua~s' Pam. Gen.
CAaneerlAin has sent TIE ioilo-ius letter
10 the manager. % The Wido-.' and Or
Phans' Pair 70 Dc hid Al Portiand
BEUNsvtcN. Msrrh So. is6s
Nv DEaR SiR u - 18th = 81 ..ti.i,...
ties That comply 18th Your request Tor an
autograph istter o. b. Used for the herest
81 your PAR IN A q ~ido~s and orphan.
81 our iallen soidier..
No cause - more deserving Of rou- cen
erous carr than The rriief Of ne b4r,a.,a
ones ~bo bear the names a des.art.d -
rucs. Their sarrihcc has been she -rrat.
Csf. To contubuic freely ~ good. 10 a..
dsicnCe Of the colntrs D. indeed noble a.
stand IN The ranks ~ ber delrnders and
brave danger and deafh in her heLaH i A
duiy fron ~hich narhocd wii not shrink
bet 20 send forth tn ioy and sfav % LIE
auf % vait in anxious fca- for the h~.,v
bio- 20 tall -hich thcrc - no poser o. -
sisi % boz IN paticut sahuission -hen n
cunncs. and thcn amidss the coasratulafion.
90 rvturning peace 20 look In vain for a..
CrrrtinE thai all Gone no more. and Il, All
th- bright DAYS vhich hope can rirfurv 10
have that shAlos Across tbe th-rsh,i4 -hi~h
30 Po-vr can hft.-this a. o. give nor thai
goo'is-u,ofe than hic. Ssrvly. The least
- ran DO - % take care that ~ pi,ehi,e
~ani shall add 90 The pans % ths.e trus
martyrs. from them ~ have freely re-
ccived. % tb,ui iet % freely give.
have ths honor O. -. very rcsr~ctfaliv.
wear Obcdssnt servant.
J. l. CmaNuEEtafN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

4 Johasou Club has ben fsrued N
Washington. viib Mon,gonery Bar Er
President Boa Bradbury - one Of ID.
Wee presidents. Tbere - also q scoosi
club u ibe sort. 9Th senator Co-an or
President Il % rumorcd tbaf Mr. Brad
buy bopes % make Lis services % socept-
able 30 Mr Johnson 40 o. secur, tse coz
icciorship % ihe Disrici q Portiand ard
Z aimoaih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The ne- memorial bailiing O. - erected
on The coiicgc grounls ai Brsnsrick. ia
bonor u tbe s0ns Of B0rdoin 40 f-u ia
~ az. -iii b. bsiit q graniie-probably
iron the HAio~cH qaarries. Il -H b.
90 iestin length D. - Ia breadth. The
loser story. ior library ard ante Rooms.
al be eightssn fee poet. Tss vLois -
Ter story al BE- devoted entirely O. a lsc-
tore bal It'll BE- ~ fcei post. sni 90
Acoustic affansvucai -iii BE- 81 CO.. bigh-
est order. The whole natter - 10 Ia ths
hands q Prof Smrth. rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The Trustee. q the Maine Collere q
Agtieulturr. &c. have reserved fail Ana
oonpists little 20 The Whiic and Goddard
iaras IN Orono. for The iocation and ste Of
ihe college. They have also received
portion q The money sab.cribcd IN Bangor
Tor ths bsse6s q the CoilsEs. tLs bal.nc-
% b. paid on Or before the 6rst % Jun.
ncHt. Al Excessive Coulniuee. oousist-
ing % ;. = Pericy. ; l.. Goodale. ". A.
+ Diilingham. X Martin and J n. Gil
nan. has b~en appointed 20 arrange and
carry oct PLAZA % operations foF tho prcs-
EFT ysAr. and al probably meet a. oroao
tbs ~esk. Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

FEoN ErEDrE TIE steamer Atiantic
rePorfs The sevefest gale IN he Enghsh
coast. thst has been for several years Tie
sfesnsbip Enslani. from Liverpool. lsih.
o. reported a. ilahias. She las lllio pa.
scngcrs. l6l q -hou vers "a 9TH chol-
"a. The vessel a. placed ,n qaarsntine
The prospects of a. Assti iaa- rrussian var
~ers Increasing TIE ostile pisgao 10 on
a. decline
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The Tested States Conssl 81 Funchal
~rlies that many laborers ~ Madeirs. 81 ,lL
81 IN the rAising q cereals. the vins. and
sugar cane. desire 70 emigrate 20 the Unit-
ID States. Bot are TOO Po5r % rAise ths
@oney 70 pay thsr passage n Bot part
. paid. D. thisss ID 300 stinsul and iadu.-
tr.Ous people -osid leave a. oooe. 60 make
ior themselves homes in chs. coantrv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Scunes. tie pirAis. IA. been released on
parole. and has gone 20 Baitimorv. lie
al shortly - 70 Aiabams. visning Ken
iaesy. IL uoald not ssrpr,.s o.. 70 see hiuu
sPpear before some rcconstrscted mari.-
traie. endessoring 10 collect some q b.
bonds on o4Ptsred vessels. We remember
one oOPPerhsad paper IN this state pro
bounced thea good.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

~ lSDucESESr. Messrs. Psrham a
knighi ar oasr.ng b the citizens Of Port
iand a sohedsl- q OIL property. nsvery
20 hgurc. Tbey give o. each subscriber
FREE tickei 10 BoiLEen aid bach 18th fh<
PrIsiiegs q withdra-ing hs money II he
hHds 'be matter has not been correctly rep
resented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

TuE ASeLrE's RrrREsr. Mr.. II. X
Good-in announocs hat thi. favorits Camp.
Al ths Mildle Dan. -iIi be open Cor con-
.rAny from ths 18Th Of MAY % The s-Sh q
October. The camp contains every conve-
nisnos for ths coafort Of sPorts@en. and
amps airsngemsnis -al b. made Or tbc
euisrtainoeut 81 parties Who nay make q
their beadqusrters. a. vel a. 20 ,upply
those occupying camps q thsir Own con-
ssrocti0n- Boats. gsidc.. etc. viil Be far
nisbed On deaAnd. 49, steamer 4.
bsildiag At UP,oa. BY Mr. A@s. and a..o-
crates. 70 nasigAts L abAgog Lake. Parties
IN Pursuis % heAlih. o. -i.hing % srjoy
tbs sport u ansling. can hardly snd a spOt
better suited 90 their wants.
Oar friend RScH. The vessraa hanter. =
resting on his lsuTels. A. UPtos. SIe has
6fted Up q storc. IN Which b. 6nds les. IA
tigueing employment. thar The long tramp.
he has been accustomed % foT 80 many
wears.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Ga Monday. in the Par. HsH di.,rses.
Rev. W. n. : Nentrrs -as eho.~n scbool
Assni Tor Tie eussing year Ia -as also
voted tAai dsriag The ssnuer tern ID. too
schools Dc PLACED IN charge % one teacher
lt % probAbls hat tAe ns.ber q scholar.
al s0t Be too large for oss pleasant
school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

We notice thaf Capt Cttt n. Prince
D. cashier of fhe Frssfrer's Sar.,~. R.,k
% Augusta. Ca. an irst.tstion tLsf d, w.,
popuisr. ard has large amosut on lepos.
p. not-ithsisnding The soie deposito-s BE-
iong % TIE urfgrisuaie class 80 have t..r
supPosei BY some politicians % BE- u..tls
% iske care q themselves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Nav AERASGrHE~rs. On Mopd.v A.
Sprlng arrangements on the railroad
commenced Trains no- leave Portland At
.. 4 NJ. and 10 2. NJ. for P.ri.: and
Al 5-t5 Asd li-ts. A. NJ. fOr Portland
Mails arrive IN this village a. 10 50 A. NJ.
Aa4 $3.50 and $50. 4. NJ. Leave At II
A NJ. And z. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

ks5oicISes. A. AuEusta. tbs National
FAC -As displayed from u. Sale Ho..s
ss.d the 5ehs rug on Ssturiay. so.
q 100 guns vas also fred. u Bsnror /,
sAiaie "a sred. he nsiioaal flag "a. A.
played throughout TIE city. unh bo,f-..
and hre-orks IN The evening. u rsnv
other eIiies throughout ths coontrv. siu,is-
denonsirafions usrs made. over the pas.
sags q The evil nights biu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

lsTtsricipr The Press says tisi on
>anlay morning. some boys stroilinr on
Pouaal brilrc discoserci in the uafer.
the bo,iy a. an irftnt ttrrc vseks oii. h
hai lsn sppsreufiy fvcnfy.io1r hoors
Coroaer Goah secsrei The bo5y. and
found the fhroai cui from sar % ear. N
iracs Las yet been diseoterei offLe rsysss
vho pcTef-a,ei thc horrible 81,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

TAe CiArlon notes he Sudden deaths Of
Mr. Caiber.ne A. SeArlz Of Sko-hecan.
aged -. 90 TSesdAy morninE. NJ. Albert
y. Merrill. aged g.. q Painyra. On lie
sane morning. And Mss May 4. Eddy q
Madi'on. on Sunday morning. AL died
almost .nsiantaneos.iy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The Nev Jersey Ls gisiafBre has sdjoarn-
81 -itbost electiug Sensior. A vacancy
20 C0ngrsss Jsst no- . better than 10 have
ths state misrcPresented BY The former oo-
eupant u the sesf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

JSoS SrarE CoSvKSrto~ The Ia
ion state Coulniifce has decsdsd % hold
The Convection 70 noaisais a candidate
Scr Governor. a. BAngos. oa TAsr,.lAy.
Jane 2ist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

WuroS DIvfsIoS :. 90 T. III, ID.
VISION . dong a good YORK. Iis number.
ar weekly crossing snd The interest ana
baied- it 30 numbers about one handrsd
members. iocluding nearly az tie leading
men Of The village. snd one hun1rcd and
twenty-five LADY visitor. The ueesiars
are eel attended. and al Together se are
dong good -ort and hs'iag a good tine.
The folo-ing are The ofsoers elected for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The eiiy Of Hartford has cLo.en q COP
Perbesd Mayor BY 20 msioriiy. In tbe
>isis election Engli.h had 80 msjoriiy
Thi' sho-' faTorabls change IN Sentiment
% b gong on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

AUcTIoN- fersoas inicresied al give
attention 70 The Acvcrtiscuneni ofMr. Mar
saAii's asction sale. lie has sous valsable
stock 70 ~ disposed u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Dram OF JCpGE H,Evrr. Jsl.s
Harvey q Ne- Hamp-hirv. 49, Las ices
failing for some iine. died quietly. a. half
past to. Saturday morning lie us
sigtiy ase ycars Of age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

bors Ga S~EET. Abiai Chandler. u
BETH. eaSghi sn01gh sap last -esk. 10
make 49, P0an l. q sugar lie has So
trees tsPP~d- frObAhly ~ ,sgar-nAksrs
equalled th., last ~esk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

iScHsssE os CsrfrsL 90 Nsrtoxat
Bass. senator Fessenisn has reported an
i"fortsnt bii. ameuiing The Nai,os
81 Baking Aei By sdirng fheen mil
i'on' oi dollars q capital. snd pr,ptriag
ior Eratual rcducfion u the csp.t.i n
some u the larger banks.
hosion Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
PAtriotisn of The Pecnle.


rs 'een POI y" 10
'' DC S0uSP'ns "h'sn
'S"' '"'A Nor.n 400 S's'h' ~ - - $50
u me rsos''''n 40 90" ''
en'' se.f' ei''" - 'eo u
'na' u'os' had e0n'''''e1 ''s sS"s'A GOV
eminent n.AA'iS " - '0' N-''s 90
oo' 'ee'r pos - ''''s'u An' ''i'ao'''
can insi"o -"'''''''r A'''H' O
Firree an1 DO -ere eontroiied ~
the 'erF H'eh "oo @Aa'y plunged The ooun-
q, Hn'' CIV" -Ar s"a ne great 'ead'ng 'aea
o. oo'h -A' graz slave hoiding ol'gArohy
90 seosss'on-
ne 'nnease goVernoen, pAtronAge dsr-
'ns 'he e'gei years OF these to wicked ad-
"''n's'r 'ons' ~as -'e 'aed nth direct reier-
enee 10 one OF 'sese siternstirss- The err
ss ans an the traitors oPensd taer ar
'"'s's 'p"n 'ns o'a HAg ne e@PHoi o. The
"A'''a va 's'e sereo' toe dogs o. -Ar
-ers 'e' '00se' Ana generAi horror and Coz
s'efHA''on Pre'aiea- he seeding uai-
'"rs e''eo Let rs AioSe tAe 'i@'d sad
Lss - ~Ara SISTER aef'<rs m IeAce
80 e0Pi'eFesad' az er'ed Oct on never
e.h e"oqoer 'oe >ootA- Mid the gensr-
~ e"os's rnsi'o1 ana g'oosn thers -As ano'h-
' fArs' tos srsAt iosai party OF The eoun-
=, 70 te''s An ga-g~ o. 90
80 oeelAie~. me fe'>EA -
: - a'1 -. o Prs'e7'Sa- La "
e''s % 'aAi 'o"f 'ear' 'er''-
- 49, ih.o h'''''f' te' tse'
~ ''''-'' 's's@''.'1 y an lie!
l~1 r'as'
~ 'oe oAAnee'
:. ''s 20 pA'.''''e 70 'oHer sheT
- ss''rofea' ano oF
y 49, -n1 INNS o. treasure saved
:. ~ eAoo OF treAson- The
: "''- ''n's Pre'A'.sa a. last ane reesl-
80" 40 's'ess'on iAy p-0s'ra's ~ their
80 DC @iiiarf power Of The eounsry
40 =" 's'e'a'@ ~ "' giani grasp The
D'0's we're Al he mercy other eonqoer-
o''' N.l way 70 '9o@h to any terms that
soo-'1 o. e'e'A'ea- The sorne changes.
oe great ana TIE good Lincoln tails By
- o 'ne ASSASSIN -eo-e dagger -A'
y Uos woes. and Andres Jo1nsoo
lH's ~ 'eeoa'es fres'esnt OF TIE Cnh-
~ STARE IN ie- short nonths be de-
- 50 '.1 "'en'''. turns las back uPo'
80 30 s'se'eS Am and joins hands
80 "-''o'' no a'r'ng TIE ~ar' hunt
- -.N .-oNn rae rnd beast. and sougb;
:" o''oa' ne arrays himself
~ o. grs''' Par0oo' the rebel lead
~-o'esa's iAke' ise EiPers 81 $1,000
80 '-'' ms 'o'0s and acts the de'rOt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

T.e last rsi bst~ccn Ktusas Cry sni
wyandous. Ktnsas. ~. been lad. Ths
road -il BE- ready 60 traEe early IN jane.
gising SIS niles Of railroad vcsi q S.
Louis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

To Rhode l.iani eleciion passcl ~ 81
qaiei'y thai ri sinast h,ied % sttrsri psb-
De- nafice Gen Hsrnsiie 80 choscn
Govcrnor ty ueariy CO.. majority
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Eev. : Gilbert, Formerly pastor q tie
Jnisersaiist churches IN Nor-ay and Pari..
has recently resigned h.s pasio-aie ia Me-
ross Massachasctis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

fEsisSs. The Press says 30 stand q
Arms snd loo Fenians have srrived IN
Portland BE does ne kno- ths dert.n.-
tion q either
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Reports ron tbs Coumis siorer q letter.
al Eesen1e. sag ~ rsoeipis IN his Depart.
ment ias' rces -sre e. .0O0 o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

lnisiiigsnoe FROM California az, tbs ne
Senhior ieit ~ Washington last Saturla,
IL Is rad'oai RePsbhoan. And - expect
Cd 70 Sustain ihe majority IN Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Ihe papers expose . io,iery suindle. IN
~hioh parties vors directed 90 send money
20 Hartford Name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Ibe Civd Rish,s bm pas.ed us House
On hooday. i22 20 a. and q % re- sbe
lau Of he lang
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Gov. Hamiiton ~ Tesasis on o.. -sv o.
" ashington O. rcport fhai tbe rct.sis have
taken possession a hat Stale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Reports from Neruoni ,sy ihe maple 90
Gar crop ~as rescr better syrup - ssiL
ing freely aisi 4i pr saiioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

iienrY =. Prvniis,. Esq. 81, -ifs. to
daughieTs an a son. sAil Tor Earor.s th.
-cck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

d. :, ,s l..l.. rrr pHors~-H.- ga
The Southern herald. (Liberty, Miss.) 1866-current, 1866-06-16

In Lovs-An editor out West has fell ia
love; Just hear what be saws " We love to
see the blooming rose in al lis bvautv drest /;
we love 70 hear our friends disclose ih,,
emotions Of the brrast We love TO see the
cars arrive. well laden at our door; We love
to sre our neighbors thrivr and love 70
bless the poor. We love to see domestic
life with uninterrupted joys, we love to SEE
a happy wife with lots Of girls and boys.
We love all thrss-yet far above al that We
ever said. We love what every printer loves,
10 have subscriptions paid"
The Southern herald. (Liberty, Miss.) 1866-current, 1866-06-16
Southern 9rrald.

A SINGULAR RrrNloN.--lu lslIa young
physician. who bad just graduated from thr
Missouri State University, md returned 90
his home Ia Illinois Co practice DE- profession
led 10 the altar lady who bad won Or lowe
The young physician viii ihni f,'l' '''na
ardor which burns 30 brightly 10 ihe hearts
Of all s,udenis ON his return home, procured
n "sutieci" or cadayrr fof dissection ny
Decorating The village grave yard by some
means this .act became known, aud d warrant
WIS issued for biz arrest and placed iu The
hands Of On officer 90 serve which ho dld Q
few moments after ihe marriage ceremony
was performed The crime being n felony,
the lridegroom's position may readily be-
imagined l8 have been eHtFemely unenNnhle.
aud the prospects of prison cell being any
thing but agreeable, Le determined 10 make
his escape. The officer having granted him
the privilege Of f7yiug few words in pr
vair 10 his bride hr retired WITH her to 70
room, badc BIER ffewcll. jumped from tbe
window and cac1ped H. was pursued for
many days. bat iipaly managed 20 elodo l'a
pnrsucs and settled iu Missouri. A yeaf
Inter be- wandered into New MrXico. aud
from thence, in tho course Of few years,
he found his way into California. During
lis waudrings be bad failcd to correspond
with his wife, and she, believing him dead,
|. married again. After time ho learned this
fact, but determined 10 remain dead 20 ler,
and IL was not until few months ago hc
altered bis determination. Happening 10
pick up n paper Published in one Of tho
western cities, he rcad au account Of the
death of the husband Of his wife, and know
ing her to be free, be- wrote 10 her, stating
that he sdll lived, and cherished her memory
ne green as when he kissed bu lips IN
parting nineteen years ago. The witr.widow
received the letter, and while she read the
early love returned, and she determined to
join him. Disposiug Of her property She
with n daughter, twelve years Of nge, took
paesage for California, where they arrived on
Ihursday last, and were met on the wharf
by the old husband, who conducted them to
the Cosmopolitan hotrl, where they rrmaincd
til n license was procured and minister re-
married the parties, after which they pro.
cgedrd to the house lint had been prepared
for them, and whore they, on Thmsday
evening, entertained quite n number Of
friends Truly, the incidents Of real life
nre more startling aud romantic than the
widest faneies rthe romancicr--Saa Fran.
cisco, CaiJorAia
The Southern herald. (Liberty, Miss.) 1866-current, 1866-06-16

THR PuLosOPuy or LIvlNu-But few
men die Of age. Almost all die Of disap-
pointment, passoual, mental or Of bodily
Toll, or of accident The passions kill men
sometimes even suddenly. The common ex-
preston, "cbokcd with passion has liltr
exaggeratiou IN It; for even though not
suddenly fatal strong passions shorten life.
Strong bodied men often die yuuug--weak
men live longer than the strong, for strong
men use their srugih, and the wrulS havc
none to use. The latter take care of them
selves, the former do not. As it ia with the
body, 50 it is with the mind aud temper.
The strong aro apt 10 break, on, Ike n candle,
to rum" the wcak burn out
The inferior in animals, which live, in
general, regular aud temperate lives, have
generally their prescribed term Of years,
uLa L"s@A liesR hba.4' twanty live. lpa aN.
fifteen or twentyl the dog ten or twelve,
the lion, we are told, about twenty the
rabbit eight, The duration of life in all
these bear similar proportion to the time
the animal takes to grow TO its full size.
But man, of all the animals, ia the one that
seldom comes up to his average. lie ought
10 live hundred years according to his
physiological law; but instead Of that he
scarcely reaches, on the average, four times
his growing period; the cat six times and
the rabbit even eight times the standard OF
measurement.
The reason for all this is obvious Man
is not only the most irregular and tho most
intrmperate, but the most laborious aud hard
working of all animals. lIu is the most
irritable Of all nnimals aud there is reason
to believe--lhough we cannot tell what an
animel secretly ipels---that, more than any
other animal, man cherishps wrath to keep
il warm, and consumes himself with the fire
of secret reflections. Besides this, man Is
the only animal that makes a wide departure
from those laws Of nature which control life.
lie takes on unnatural aud health de troying
habits carrying them to the verge of the
grave and chuging to them with tenacity
which yields not oven to his better Judgment.
The lower order of animals never do this
Instinct is their guide, and the superior du-
ration of life they enjoy is proof OF the folly
Of man.
The Southern herald. (Liberty, Miss.) 1866-current, 1866-06-16

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