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Affair ON
Wooden Acknowledgment Affair
the Adir~~dacks'


A correspondent of the Montreal Gazette
gives this interesting account of a wooden
railway nov in operation at Clifton, IL north
er, New York, near the canal line, and on
which immense quantities OF iron ore are
transported from the Adirondack mines:
The grading is the same as for an iron road,
except that sitter grades can be ascended.-
The ties are of the ordinary description, but
are not squared on any side, and on the Cliff
ton road are placed at the usual distance of
three feet apart, except on the tIestles, where
there are three ties to every two yards. In
future, however, the engineer proposes to put
three ties to every two yards, as he proposes
heavy engines.
The rails are of maple, six inches by tour; ;
but in future their shape win be altered lit
tie, without increasing the quantity OF tim
ber, making them three and half inches on
top by seven inches deep, so as to be better
adapted to the increased weight Of engines
fourteen tons instead of ten.) Notches are
cut in the round ties to such depth as to
keep the bottom OF the rail about two inches
from the ground after the road Is ballasted,
and the rails project sufficiently above the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-12-29
FOR SALE
Houses and Lands
For Sale, Exchange or to Let
On Very Favorable Terms.

ANEtwo story and 1sttic house, sixteen rooms,
large stable &C., with much or little land, suit
able for private OF public use.
Also one and halt story house. ten rooms with
barns and more or less land.
These houses are very pleasantly located on Oak
Hill in Scarboro, Maine, in full view of the ocean,
White Mountains, and neghboring cities and towns.
From three to five minutes walk to The Oak Hill
railroad station fifteen minutes by rail and thirty by
county road to POI tland.
Also several hundred acres land, part eligible for
building purposes, from five to seven miles from
Portland. =
Part or all this property may be purchased at a
great bargain. Most OF the purchase money may
remain on mortgage long time. Please apply to
HENRY THORNTON
deczWSSu Oak Hill, Maine
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The company has Assets, over Thirteen
Million Dollars, viz:
United States and State Of New-YOrk Stocks City,
Bank and other Stocks, 6,s64,4s
Loanssecured by Stocks and otherwise, 2175,45O
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable
Real Estate, Bonds and Mortgages
and other securities, 1864. 1853
Cash in Bank 373374
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The whole profits of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually, upon the Premi-
ums terminated during the year, and for which Ger
tifcates are issued bearing interest until redeemed
Dividend of 80 per cent. for 1867.
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A LII persons are forbid turAing any Water across
"A the Sidewalk from conductors On buildings OF
any other sodrce whereby Ice may be formed on the
Walks.
dc2sd1w ELIAS CHASE, Street Con'r.
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Lost

CATURDAY evening, either on Park or State St..
y a GOLD MEDAL IN the shape OF Greek Cross
with Eden hale, July, 1sc7," engraved upon it,
The nder will be suitably rewarded by leaving 1t at
"a Park Street. dec29d3t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
Tssr Wonders of Seed.

Is !nnrc upon The Garth machine, is
there IrHtey mansion. is there even Il
ri,y. ,lnl cuntaina ,n much chat is wonder
ful MS is enclosed in Il single little seed ono
uraiu of corn. ono small seed of tree, pick.
>. IN. perhaps. by y sparrow for her !ittIe
ong., lie smallest eta poppy or biuc'bell.
or even one Of ;A4 seeds that arc so small
shat thcy uoa about IN a!ie air, inTsahc TO
our eyes? Nh! there is Il world Of marvel
and brilliant bca'ti. hidden il each Of the"
,,lv seeds.
.lboa. hundred and fifty years ago, the
,a'sbgeted Linnnus, @ho waa called " The
faEcf of botany rcchonci about 5000 diff
terent kinds Of ilants, am! he then thought
that The whole Number existing could not
exceed 10 coo But lt,udred yesra ailci
han, j. Dc Candolio, uI Geneva, described
forty thousand kinds -! plants, and he sap,
pua cd it possible lhat The number might even
amount to 100. 0Q0
Veil. have these 100, 600 kiu'!s # plants
ever failed 10 bear io wight KIND OF seed -
Have they over deceived us? Has seed OF
wheat ever yielded barley, VI III" seed OF II
noppy cr0wu mp into auDiiuwcr? Has a
sycamore tree ever apruD% from al acorn,
or a beech tree from II chestnut? a little
bird NAV carry away the small eod Of the
sycamore in it, bcnk 10 feed Its nebtllngs,
and on the way may drop it on the ground.
The tiny seed may sprlng UP ana grow where
il fell unnotced, aud in sixty years It may
become magnificent tree. under whlHh the
f1ocka Of the valleys and their shepherds
may rest in the shade.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
Turfe ys-SHccess in Raising.

1,.;l. ..,I l,., ,,,;c,no,.
J.. Yin 9 ,,I. Nv" t,,i.,s, rbnsa
~ ga 'n'M III w. h,'a.od, o,a
,aaoa1, iii ol,,,,,, I,t hara snnrn or two
n,J, "'i VIZ ,ba IA b;rIs ara ,o,ohod
a h'' "e' Luz 'a ~, mi,"" ,lo,, he
onntrallod a,d ,ho ro,, rano;vn greot ca,,e
t., a., e,' 60 w., '5 A. No ba,ta,.
d ~ ~, r,,on tbo oll tnr.
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y, 1911, D7 ,,.tbo',, Nnnn,, ,nri,ays snen,
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,,h,>. o.,iiJ lava or,ss Gnn,y rhnnneJ root3.
nr s;n,;l,,.v,r.toI,In f,nI Srrh - ui,r,. il.
ho,ynvar o,.o,I, ,yno.aa IN Innra,i,,ious
r"a,, .nI ,Y,nSo .,,' ,,,aot roay nr ynnno
nonI,rT n all k;ndc J5n tnod of ojl ynIn@
,,;mols is Of an animal nntnro in the ear.
last ncr;nd of mo rvis,enco Of voIno birds,
il consists of thn yojl; nj the cGp, On This
tbnv live hntorn and for so,nG lime after
,Lcy leave ILr s6cl Tnrkoys and chickens
arn never Inoory ,g!,nn Er.t hatrIrd, and
NAV On ot l...f ,vn day. unird without
harm Til. il hor,n,o - marion of the
yolk of the nen remains in The DIGESTIVE or.
oans, ia .ery" =. food untill tbpy 70, familiar
with the world and some Of il. rc.ron,ibili.
lies and cares. The rilLard i. NOT vet in
,rIor f., Grind m, hard ,,r.in. IiLa G;ui earn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18
How to Judge Character by the
Hair.

Coarse black hair and dark skin signify
great power of character, with a tendency
to sensnality. Fine hair and dark skin in
dictate strength of character, along with pn.
rity and goodness. Stiff. straight black
hair and beard indicate coarse. strong.
rigid, straightforward character. Fine dark
brown hair signifies the continuation Of OK.
,uisite snnsiiiIitics, with grea, strength Of
character. Flat clinginy. straight hair. II
mechanically but extremely const.,Yr chorJc.
ter. Harsh, upright hair is the .jen Of "a re-
liccnt and sour spirit; a stubborn and harsh
character. Coarse red hair and whial,crS
indicate powerful animal passions. together
With corresponding strength Of character.
Auburn hair. with nord ro,,nrenaurr. de-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

The JArASCSE---A writer in Putnam'S
Monthly Magazine thus sums up the happy LOT
OF the Japanese:
Take the Japanese as whole, high and
low rich and ponr, they are the best fed, best
clad. best lodged, least oycrworkcd, aud NEST
genial and happy people upon the face oi the
earth.
Food is abundant and chcap-imaginar,
wants rare and thus temptations 10 crime alc
less than with MS, though the land is no Utopia
There is no such thing as squalor 10 be seed in
Japan In the house of the very poorest,
Fifth Avenue belle might sit upon the matted
floor without soiIing her dress. The streets are
admirably severed all otfa and garbage are re-
moved lor manure.
There is no bgotry. The people are wonder
fully open-mindet. There is no hatred Of Chris
tiunily rs such; only it is feared as an engine 10
cause political changes, as in the past The Ro-
nnl Catholic forms OF worship in many things
are 80 like the Buddhist that il might he easily
substituted, il the people wire once 10 know they
had nothing to fear from IT,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

Th" high estimation IN which B.uGR's BoKE
NIAtns have been held, during fourteen years past,
We shall fully sustain in the future. Having nos
The cn.ire control of the great Of the city
OF Chicago for furnishing Ammonia and Phosphate
yielding material. lil:--Bones, Dried Flesh Blood
&c. We have, in connection with works in Phil
adelpha, the largest facilities for furnishing those
Nlannres at the above low price.
BAUGH & SONS, fhadeIpliin.
NORTH WESTERN FERTILlztNt1 CO.. Chicago
JOHN EAlSTON 4 CO, Genl Agts, New York
GEORGE W. ElRkE & co, Boston.
GEORGE ItGbALE, Wholesale sgt, Baltimore
For all information respecting the above Manurcs
address either Of he above houses.
Jan a. 1stS-om
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

A sensible young lady puts the follow
ing question to certain lords Of crcaiion
What is the use Of removing Your hat
II you do not intend to larry?
What is the use Of your wooing u maid
IT you never intend to marry?
What the use Of buying Il coat
II you never intend to wear it?
What's the use Of dwelling for Lvo
If Nuu never intend TO share It?
What the use OF Your buyiug = book
IF yuH never intend 10 read it?
What The use Of cradle to rock
IT you never intend to need it?
..------- b. -
-A Clergyman coming out Of the water
With n woman h. bad bghtised asked her
how she felt in her mind. He Was not lit.
tie surprised TO hear her answer, "hullv!'
\ celebrated wit was asked why he did
not marry {. youug lady to whom he was
" except The great regard We have for each
other
\ gnutleplan i'll want of /, wife address.
cd passionate billet loux 10 IL lady, aud
added this eligible postscript: " Don be
long IN worlng, as have somebody else
in my eye"
4 woman must be pretty wet when she
has a cataract in her eye, a waterfall ou her
head " creek in her buck, forty srrngs in
her skirt, high tied shoes and II olon i'll
her head
There are young ladies who will lay
their head upon the bosom Of one lover to
gaAo and wink at another.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

these, however, but has taken in others and
given them the same treatment Outside the
building, hanging on the railing, is a. money
box with the inscription, CHARITY begins AT
home. Help for the colored orphans -
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-04-18

1T Viii r.te their lat -,hsun In DelawaI-. At
fsEg.A IA farm. on H." liARtE CORNER ROAD
'asy-X i"o miles !ron Wuminsn!l closing "u the
AA.:Tt.As, lst of August neat
TLllN&:-tid fur the ,-i'-on $ ioI sinl4 scryiCo
and so 10 Insure, PAYABLE in atvan"". Slu will bc
,afundcd II m insured MARI hcii Ia. bc, ret,ir,a
regularly +" the h"tsr during the ,~,,ou n3d hn. rot
t"'n served hF 'r"ihrl horse, PRIV, not Ia Gml.
O,tiJit
hHs ti"itet 40 ~. II not odd nuI accident urgur
f." F!eFtnt 4 ru! NJ lie lail EAniuii"n of The t2r
'h'id"l Su'irtr, a@a'u't any Hyliiouh,l r'I"r
son IA tn" ~'ai" iii, r,,'- ~..l ir tt,i Ig.a end
'.E O.! a;,ui -iG'.
DELAWARE rAr.liIN
'r ~" pf III" best horse, T., tbjg AMI s .al
otis The so' e" both hor-csou hc At my furp.
t6is Nl he til" Inst chine ion irrI.G g. .ai the
We" 81 TIT ''.s. - these pli,..
FIR r'd 2rcy>, ,e l'rs" H.. os soal tn. .,rcu,lr-
brIii os' cola ANn hELlWAEH PATCuEN
EOE ALE.
GEO. g LpBDELL.
Apl,I H. las tan i.rnnrirt.,
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philadelphia.
the OLD ESTABLISHED ffgu.
J. j. RICHARDSON & Co,

Is t'n Target Manufacturing Confrctionrg. AMI Whole
Fae l.easrs in fru.t Nuts, &c, in the United state.
Mar :, lSps--iy
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Lines Addressed to Mrs. =. &.

r,.ll WIlu
Lines Addressed to Mrs. :. {.
U-orr,rx nv NE, pp,rrs,,
\ Persian lady were informed
The Christian era ever dawned.
4 thousand wears. it NAV be moe.
The date and narrative are so obscure.
have TO Guess some things tina, should he silre
I'm puzzled with this history,
II seems kind of inystcrv-
I'm very much afraid III fail.
For want of facts of the sensation kiml.
Therefore dwell upon the few find
Ike ,t.unliI.yI1s Winng'l".t
Tia, gives the fac. oIr,>'d up III style
l.oa,.s beacr lAau llrp,,,.s thar su.l,)
When she IN Iainrr cu>tjnn. ,ln,s appear.
The rIn., /. rus!s we know She Is n'Ie drar.
~. ~,"It i q t''erian one,
!. l." author NAM, cannot tell;
on .Nt.t",i" | cant dwell
Ca rides perhaps pu.arch wrote til, story:
1t ANY rate It's Years have made il hoary.
The t'rcck| Wr!" tam"!+ IN those days
III arts, IN letters and IN nr.n7:
With then own hands they filled their farms
Some dressed the vine, some plow'd the ocean
wave:
Some wrote, were orators, or teachers grave.
They were Republicans, i'll fact
Republicans" thcv never lacked
The power to beat iocman back
IhrfmunvlGa. so fguri i'm i,rpcian Story
l. but another name lur martial glory
busy hive to work OF iigbt;,
4 little frantic for lie lich,
As strfuly 5ct aganS; the wrong
And when for right ilcy drew the sword we
know,
Stopped not to corint the naulIrl Of l,r foe.
To geo a nation great and good
Reduced to such q sony plight,
And coulticyd crawl where treemen stool
Aud kim and priests combine TO seize the spoil,
While widows weep aud bcrnal'd veompn toll
Upon this subject tor an age:
The phianhIopic heart might swell
I'LL tears as ink would wet the page;
The mystery, 4 myst'rr Will rcnaiu-
The leaiumG ot the learned cannot explain.
Much civ II TO dress n''d grand display:
I'm 9, icl ed to note this is the case
with ythcr people At this day;
nul FOLKS arc judged at from outside ATTRACTIONS,
iustead Of fon good senaa and gcntfcI nrtiou,
-,
0f all her cjaes handsome aud lic!'
hni nIo;tl, Of gllt>r IND IA hipH like
,.Hn" constellation, which
rle va. - Tact Il moving mass OF U"lt
| r.t Jewels which "@I-hppG Il e ,ta.a Il hi @hi
l'.a ne, a,u,b 2iscn to complain:
I'll, in Il mos essential point
j hlail;; yc read ii oft in vain
To Gnl ono syllable about her Size
The color Of her hair o. ri he! eyes
Or il he sung OF plav'd with glacr,
ic.ho WoIc hoops OF waterfall
| Cuuuot find 1t single t!acc
81. proof ana A. Ike to he prcrisp,
Ey disappointment equal my surprise
Excuse me. please: | won't be rude
she's in NV way So | can't :ell
II " tale, 50 much docs he intruic:
wish knew her ncr and whether She
Na~ single. married ur engaged 10 he
wonder how they slipped the zen
o. him who wrote tho story, So
/ wonder at the taste of men
" Ln Wlilr for t,,tllyr ages thus to spoil
I I4!c to save Tine. rarrr, ink 81 OIL
Dur Persian lady, rs | said,
,;i, "' Gr =" In ,naf t"-'' '
" look upon OF G''"' '"i'i'>.F !hS'"
o,.,,..,,, .-,,,i., ,,a ,,.;,,
fG sn up " "" n 3''ltS ' H. ',
,:l, nr ar ,ilI;a,,7. ;,',,G ,
''.f' o 5rerion 2nIIy leaked a, ' ,rm.
IIn nv ,' ,on No iawsry NJ MI Ia wcar,
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County Commissioners-JAMEs E. DRYDEN
JOHN H. Urr, ANDREW B. SYMNs.
Sheriff.. s. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer-CHARLEs RAPPELYE.
County Clerk--JoHN T. KIRwAN.
District Clerk-FRAxK BRowN.
County Attorney-X. X. SroUr.
Probate Judge-JoHS G. GORDON.
Register of Deeds-DUNcAN McINrosH.
School Superintendent-D. W. BkowN.
Coroner-SEyEcA GURNEY.
Surveyor-AMos W. WATERS 3
ASSESSOR. C. WILLIAMS.
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