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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18
VI | = { r. ]. l.. 4 Y Y.
THE NIGHT OF YEARS.

Some forty year, since. in the interior of
my native StA's, New York. lived the IA
ther OF our heroine. an homes, and respect.
able farmer lie had but two children
Lucy. noble giri OF uiueiecn. and Ellon.
a year or two Younger. The first named
was ~lnaingly rather than sirikingly beau.
uiul. Under 4 manner obssryabl. for It's
seriousness. AL nun ike serenity. were con
csslsd an impassIonsd nature, and 4 hear,
OF Tho deepest capacity for loving sac
vas remarkable iron, her earliest childhood
Tor voice Of thrilling and haun ing sweet.
ness
Ellen Dutoa was the brilliant an,ipods
OF her sister. born beauty, " ~hoso pre-
rOEatIv. Of prstlinsss was 20 have hgr own
-ay in all thing, An,I at ali times. An in.
dulgent ihiher, weak mother. and au idol.
'tirs sister. who uncousriou'lv contributed
30 ths rain OF a nature no, at fr,, remark.
able for strength or .snerosiiy.
Where. 10 al Gods creatures. !. heart.
,c'sncsI so scemingly unn4tural-is selfish
ness so de,estahly. a. 10 beautiful xoman ?
Lucy possessed IN, intellect. sad a.,
her parents wsre veil rrsi NeW EnsIAnl.
er,. she and her sister ~srs hr better oil
ocsicl than other girl. Of her station in
ihA, then hall settled par, u the country
Ia those days many engaged in school
teaching. from tie honor aaI pleasure
~hieh 80 afJr lei. rather than from nsce,
Ely. Thus, a lew month, previou. TO lie
commence msnt u our sketch. Llcy Duuon
.,!t ior ihs drst time hsr irs,iI. circle. TO
take ,hs charge OF 'ebog' sons twenty
milvs from her naiiye town
For som, "b.le Ler l,,,srs home we're e,
pres.i,r only Vf ,hc happy couisntmsn,
~hisa spi..E i-uuI tlie con'ciousnsss oil ac
tive ussil'na.s. OF receiving. while impart.
ing. good Bu' ano1 there cans c'snge
then wsr~ those records lot bone character
'zsd by stiul gsi-ty Or dreamy saInss.. ~.
deh"ablc hopes aui fear, seemed .trug
shng ior supremacy in iss writer, trouble
h.tls heart. Lucy loysd, b.it scarcely &C
Enou'eIgei ito herself. while sss knsu
not that 'hs TaS loved - for time. tLa,
second birth % Tomaa'' nature vas ike
warm sunrise struggling si.h the cold m.,
Of the morning
Bot ore day br5ugh, latter Which e,si
not io forgotten i1 the home OF the ab.sp,
AM letter trAcei by Z h4sl tLat trembira
IN 'ynPatby ~ish heart ,1na.,uoor with
happiness Lucy had Joen wooed and won
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18
The Presidents Message

Is tais document would nearly GIL our
paper, aud as i, Is not remarkable in;cres-
tia. or able document. We conclude TO give
only an sritOme OF il, and oc=up, our space
with more interesting matter.
The president opens 10y referring TO tho
non.IrpreseniaI,on OF Virginia. Mis.is,ip-
PI an! Texas in Congress. Aficr a lair
trial he says the reconstruction acts have
substantially failed and proved pernicious
IN their results and there seems no good
reason whatever why they should remain
on the statute books States 10 which the
government guiia1tees Republican form
Ot government have been reduced TO mill
tary dsspotisns. lie elaborates this fact
ani iis consequences and goes on to say
that experience has drmanl led the repeal
Of ihc civil tenure till anil recommends
also that the act Of March 9. 1867. dcpiiy.
ingthe President Of tbe power 20 hsus mill
tary order, except through the arm, head
quarters be repealed nj all other obnox.
ious laws restricting the cxecu,iv. powers.
The message reviews Secretary McCul.
loch5 report and speaks At length on The
finances and takes snbGaniially the sa,uo
views a. the rePort H., pictures The evil.
Of deprecated currency and The neccssi.
~ Tor a return 10 specie payments and IN.
io-ses the main proportions Of ,he finance
report The President then gives a rs,nms
- tbo annual reports and calls attention to
the recommendation therein These have
been pablished. The res, OF lbsmssaqe i,
not important
In 'peaking Of our foreign affairs tho
Pre1dent - remArksbls more for what be
om''s ihas What hr says lie makes but
slight reference to the negotiations Tor the
settlement Of The Alabams claims.
In speaking Of the Paraguay difficult,
the President details the late outrages ou
Amer leans there and Mr. Washburn .
course aud says that the official correspon.
dsnc, between Lopez aul Washburn has
! not been received, and then adds asiollows !.
! Mr.. MaeMahon, our new minister, having
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18
POET r Y.
MY OWN PLACE.


hoover am, whatever usy lot,
wherever happen TO be.
Cou,-nimcnt and Duty shall hsllos the spot
That Providence orders Tor inc;
No oOvctoas strainlng and striving to gain
one frvvrish step IN advance
hos my own pls-c aud you tcnpi the in vsln
To hsEard a change and a chance.
care not for rich.s that are not nay right,
Nor honor tina, is my due:
Ba; stand In my staiiSa bJ day OF by uisht.
The viz OF my Master 10 do
Tie fsht Hy lot. be ~ humble or high,
Ard 80, unc my bu siness here,
And whether live in His .. rvior, or die,
Ny heart shall Se found In my sphere.
II wealthy, l stand as the steward OF my King.
II poor, a. the friend Of thy Lord.
II f'rb'r, @y prayers and my praise. bring,
II stslwarf. my pen nv sword
II ~isdom D. mine. will cherish the gin
II sinpiSucss, bask In M. love.
II 'oroW. u' hope shan my .Plri, epuit.
II Joy. I '"ni ihrons Il above.
The good that Il pleasos my God 20 brstow,
gratefully gather and prize,
The sNii-i can b. NO evil. know,
Dat only good tn disgaisr;
Aud whether my station be lowIy or great.
No iety can ever DC mean
The taetory-esiPpic Il hNei IN hls fate
A. we'll ~ Hing OF Qac-u.
For Dut,'. brish, nvrry sioriGe. ALI
w,ta brotherhood. e.3aaI and tree.
OesyihE ~ children the heavenly call.
TIA, places gs where .hslbe
\ s-rvaat-'h ba.isv of my .crvitude shine.
A. Jewel isves;-i by heaven:
\ moasTeA-r,tns abcr. that jas;ies as.isa.
Much srrvies, whcrv 80 much Is given.
Away ihsn with h,ipiRssr iAa, humble and barr
Though "bCitcring" ;riPa from your tongue,
Away for yoar folly wogll scatter IN. charm
Tat rouud nay proud poverty hang:
iC!t that stood lisc . IN an Al ny post
ThoaEh P-ril aud hardship ~. there,
And al that your wisdom would ooaas.i me mos,
l.-~i~avs h. d. better elsewhere
II betisr" Svrr better indeed, aui not worse -
might 80 ahead sith the rv-,
Hat many a gaia and Joy IL car.e
Aud many grief for IA. b-s,:
No '-tgiirs afv ~ enc "a.syaatss.'' 7 u.s..
pins not foe praise or for pclf.
Ani a. to ambition. care not to choose
Ny better or worse fOr mysclG
will zot, dEEr not. cAauoti--I staaI
Where God has ordaiued n, 70 b.
A hpNEsr MEcH,SIc--or lord In ,hc ani-
Hv attr'i aiY calling for me
WhaisNvr my state =, u woak I. u strong
Wiih honor. or sNc4t on nay tAee,
rhi'. ihi' l. my glory. ny .trrugih aal M song.
s'and Ike a star, In NJ FLkCN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18
A Startling Announcement.

Ia the last report from the United States
Department Of Agriculture there is present.
ed a vast amount Of information and statistics
of the consumption ol wood in our country.
and ihs effects OF the Wholesale destruction
OF our American forests. From facts and
figures OF too accurate q character TO bs
disputed. the conclusion is rsschsd that,
unless measures are taken immediately TO
replacs by new plantations the supplies
-i'bdravn by the destruction OF osr old
forests there irW be on aetsal famine for
'oood IN this country witRin The NEXT 30
ye0rs
Few are aware Of the reckless waste of
ti'Sbsr going on and yet they ought 10
know, for the change Of climate and the
extremes Of temperature which we nov en-
durs we're not formerly known. and are q
convincing evidence Of this fact II is true
thai coal or peat may bs substituted Tor
Confined on Fourth page.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18

'All true J" cried the invalid "then Ed.
win must be untrue. and that cannot be, for
he loves me we love each other we'll. and
Ellen is my sister. Let me SEQ them; / will
GO 10 them"
She ondeavored to raise herself. but fall
back fainting on the pillow.
What does this mesn?" said she
what makes me so weak"
just then her eve. fell on her own hand
that old and withered hand, She razed
on it in blank amszsmcnt.
Something is the matter with NV sight. =
she said. smiling family, "for my band
looks like an Did woman's."
And so 1t is." SAID the patroo, gently
''ani so is nino: vet we had fair. plump
hands when wc wsrs Young. Dear Lucy
10 you not know ms? am Maria Alien
was to have bean your bridesmaid ~
l cannot say more-I will not make the
vain attempt to give ia detail all tbat mourn.
fol Ievesling-ts reduce to expressive
word. the dread sublimity OF that hopsle Is
sorrow.
To the wrstchsd Lucy tho last thirty
years were as though they had never been.
OF not scene. not An incident. had shs
ths slig ghtest remembrance, since tho recIe-
ant lover and traiIorou, sister stood before
hsr. and made ths; terrible announcement.
The kind matToH paused frequently in
the sad narrative OF her poor friends mad.
ness and wandering. but the invalid would
say with fearful calmness-''Go on. go ON,
though the drops of agony stood thick upon
her iorsbsad When she asked for her
sitter. the nAiron replied:
"Sha has gone before you. and your Ia
tbsr also"
Ami my mOtherI" said Lucy. her face
lat up with a sIckly ray OF hope
Your mother has been dead twenty
years"
Dead! All gone! Alone. old. dying
oh. God, my cup Of bitterness i. full ~
and she wspt aloud.
Her friend bent over her, and min. liug
her tears with hers said affectiona ely But
you know who drank that Gu, before you?''
Lucy locked up with 4 bswiIdsreI sx.
preston; and ths marrOn addsd-"The
Lord Jesus; YOU remember him"
y look like sunlisht breaking through a
cloud. look which only saints may wear.
irra'iiated the fearful lace OF ths DYING wo
man, A. shs replied:
"Oh. yes. knew Him and loved Him
before f. II asleep
The man OF God WAS called. 4 f.~ WHO
had known Lucy in her carly days came al
so. There was much reveren.ial feeling,
and some weeping around her death bed.
Then ross ihs voice Of prayer At first bsr
lips moved as her weak spirit joined in tia.
fsrvent appeal. TEen they grew still. aud
poor Lucy was dead--dsad in her gray
haired youth Those who gazed on that
placid face. anI remembered her harmless
life and patient suffering. doubted not iha,
the morn oil an sisrn.l day had broken on
her Might OF Years"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18
Local AGont-. tor tho Domocra,.

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D Poster. Jr-. Bethel. John D. Hobbs Lowell.
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III " i-sn. hToS nncid. t..-i. n. broNH, VI asou-
w. Cutnminss, itackarld Ururv Ip,un Norway.
.leiou rhorps, Canton. ora Festcr. N-~ry.
bolster Rich'a. iHNa'd. D.. :. Wyman. Peru.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18

Thirty years from the commencement Of
this mourntri history, on bleak auiumnal
evening. rough country wagon drove INTO
the town OF & - IL stopped n the
almshouSs an attenuIted form was lifted
ap and carried 10. and the wagon rumblsd
away. THIS wa Lucy Dutton brought 10
her native town to die.
Shs bad been in decline Tor some month.
and The miraculous strength which lad 90
long sustained her in ber sslry wanderincs
al lt4i fprsook her utterly Her sister had
died some tune before aud the widowed
husband bad soon after removed with his
family to the far West; 20 Lucy had no
friends, no boms bat the alm,hpus,.
One day, about a week from the time Of
her arrival Lucy aPpsarei to suffer greatly
aud those about hei looked ior her release
almo'; lmpatiently but At night she vas
evidently better, and Tor the first time
she slept TRANQUILITY til noraing The mat
ron. -ho was by her bedside when she
A~oko. vas startled by the clear and car
ncu gaze which tAel her own. but shs smH
ed ADD bii the invalid Good morning ~
Lucy looked brwilde-eI. but tho voice
sscmel 10 isassare her, and she exclaimed
where ap ! ,ai who are you2 DO not
kpov YOU
Wild surmisc fsshel across the mind Of
tbs na'roo 'he long lo,t reason OF the wan.
dpr,r had returned But tho good woman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-18
DECEMBER Is, 1868.

]
Ellsn's lovely face had weakened the en-.
pirs OF her palmer slstsr over his affections.
7 Frequent interviews bad completed The
conquest Of his loyalty; but h- had been
held in cheek by honor. and never told his
love. until, whom on his way 10 espou,e
another. in an unguarded moment. be re-
vealed it. and the avowal had called forth
an answering acknowledgement from Ellen
They had thought il best. in order .to
save pain TO Lucy" aud prevent ,hs oppo-
'ition irom her. and TO secure their own
happiness, to bs married before thsir atriv
al AT C.
Lucy remained inionsible for some time
When she revived and apparently regainsd
her consciousness, she ,till maintained hor
strange silence. This continued for many
weeks when it partially passed away. her
friends saw with inexpressibls g ief that he
reason had dsd-that she was hopslss,ly
insane. But her madness was OF mild and
harmless nature She was gsntla and
peacsable IS ever, ,bu; frequently sighed and
seemed burdened with some great sorros
which sho could not herself comprehend.
She had one peculiarly. which all who knew
her must recol'oct thus was Il wild fear aad
careful avoidance of men She scemcd
possessed of the spirit Of unrest. She
could not, she would not. be confined. but
was continually escaping from her friends
they knew not whittier.
WIil. har n,rap,. lyoI 49, ..
watchfGl care and unwearieI efforts in some
measure controlled this sad propensity but
when they l,ed, thvir stricken child became
a waaderer. homeless, friandess and Tor.
lorn.
Through laughing springs, and rosy sum.
mers, tramp. tramp, tramp-no rest for her
Of the crushed heart and crazed brain.
remember her. as shs wa. in my eAilv
childhood. towards tha last Of her weary
pilgrimage. a. my father and elder
brother. were frequently absent. aud As my
mother naver closed her heart or door on
"Cfazy Lucy" she often spent an hour or
two by our hreside. Her appearance was
very singular. Her gown wa. always
lANNH'A WIN many toioEs, huJ uxr SHAW or
mantle va. worn Or torn, until it was open
work and fringe. Tha remainder OF her
miserable wardrobs she carried ia bundle
On her arm, and sometimes she Lad a mum.
Der o! parcels OF old rags, dried herbs. &c
In the season of flowers, her ,attsrcd
bonnet was Proiuseiy decorated With those
which she gathered in the woods or by the
~aysido. Her love for these aud her sweet,
voice were all that were left her ol the
bloom and music OF her existence Yet,
no. her meek and child ike piety still lin
gered. Her God had not for.akcn her
down in the din chaos OF her spirit the
smile Of lii' love yet CLEANED family in
the waste garden Of her heart she sill
heard lIis voice at eveniide and she was
not afraid. Her Bible went with her every
where-a torn aud soiled volume. but As
holy still AMI il NAV bs, as dearly cl. r
i'hed, my dear leader as the gorgeous copy
nov lying on your table. bound in ''pornle
and gold aud "ith the gliding untarni,hed
upon It's delicate leaves.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
A correspondent writing from Chi

A correspondent writing from Chi
ma saws: We call Aston, Vanderbilt
and Belmont. money kings, but there
are merchants 10 China, as Dul in
tormed, rich enough TO buy up half
dosup Of tue wealsLicst men OF tie
United States whose money bags
are heavier thaf those II tho i'otlis-
rliil>.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

4 farmer in Troy, VI, recently
nayia'd huge bear destroying corn.
After wonnding the bear, and he, in
iuin, freeing his assailant, a truce
tor The night was declared. In the
morning the bear was despatched.
lie weighed e75 pounds, and /, ielded
10 mounds Of oil
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE

M ARRANTED TO remove all desire for To-
w bacce. This great remedy il an excel
len appetizer. II parifes the blood, inyigor
ater the system, Possesses great nourishing and
strengthening power. enables the stomach to di
gest the heartisst food, makes sleep refreshing
and establishes robust health. Smokers and
Chemers for Siry Years Cured. Price Fifty
Cents per box. post free. treatise on the ia
furious effects Of Tobacco, with lists Of references
Testimonials, dc. sent free. Agents wanted
Address Dir. II. II. ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J,
li5-I2w.l
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

4 LAZY correspondent Of the Ter
mont Farmer gives the following d.
reetions for making mats from the
smallest bits Of cloth left after cutting
out clothes, or preparing the materl-
ais for rag carpet: "Pieces ever al
inch square are too large, so il can
easily ie seen that this way Of making
rugs will use up the pieces otherwise
OF no account except for the rag-bag.
These little hts mus. be strung on a
cord, the edges being rayeled out so
as to present soft, furry appearance,
and wound and sewed like the braids
in a braided mat; it will be difficult
10 distinguish it from chenille work.
In regard TO colors, You must consult
Your own taste. Tie style called
.hi or miss" in which you use al
colors Unfortunately, as they are
most convenient, has often good
effect, il plenty OF bright coiors indis-
.rlminately, as they are most eonyen-
lent, has often a good effect, it plenty
OF bright colors are used: in any ease
it is too apt to have dingy look.
Decided contrasts or shades of the
same color are better in mats Of this
description
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
Independence Nursery

At the Independence Nursery, one mile west
Of this City may lie found good assortment
Of Apple Trees, Morrello and Early Richmond
Cherries, Plum Trees, Red, yellow and Tran
seenJent Crabs; Houghten Seeding Gooseber-
ries, Bi ok Cap and Purple Gaze Raspberries,
Grapes, currsnts, Roses, Towering shrsbs,
Eyergrecns and everything in the nursery line.
J. :. BoUCK,
PropaiEToR
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
COFFIN UPHOLSTERY
&c
CABINET
WARE ROOMS!
J. w KING 80

having greatly increased their stoc. In trade.
now have the pleasure of Offering n ~. nnII;sN
the largest and most complete assortment az
goods IN their line to be found In the Comfy
aud respectfully invite all those in want ~
Furnishing goods for Parior. sitting Rom
Kitchen, Chamber or Grave. to call and exam
me N. their goods before purchasing elsewhere.
ne SCI cheaper, aud give a better quality o.
tho County. =
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04
WOOD IRON PUMPS,
Scoiila & Waits
IRON HAND LOOM.

.nos Farmers 81 buchanan aal adjoining
counties, caEie ana eAsmnc our stock, sba8
AWAY kceg Tie tes implements 7 e8n est ana
pledge nay SET th.t n.il always .cil as low a.
the slav s.tic'c aud qnnhiy can De bought else
whesc. Ia huyiiA, MaaAiaelx fyat. uc, y go irow
ahsre ~ .et repair mot having 10 ~ ffunl oie
flaee g apalAa, H. hant up agents rs yeu haze
q with temporary agents who change yearls
~ we scti warranted htchine yau also lnnr
wAere g. - with .t il 4 does SO. perlarm As
guaranteed ~. perbiGenty lesatrd hero
aud expect - remaia sNn- as 3,y strict attsti-
tiea 10 business and ltir .lcating am sustained
Ang Machine spld hy mo aud warranted, | ael1
myself sD.ns.tle .Qr.
". EsaEsss
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

YslIE AMERICAN ORGANS are superior in
u Their great fulIess and completeness Of
tome, and elasticity VI touch, and are finished
~ .he highest style OF art. in Pannelled Oak
Walnut, Rosewood and Jot.