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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-09
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CHIRTS! SHIRTSl SHIRTS!
- GRO NJ TRACY continues 6nc improved Yoke Shirts
order perfect 90 warranted Tbebtst and cheapest N 70 tne
city, ta v auy Of is Bp.'f sk ~ the manu-
Three aud ou}, Linen Collars Gloves saellrs Hoey SPH'g
~ ~ GEO NJ TRACY Agent
No 100 William q, = y
pONNETS and HATS positively Half Price.
ID Sc Bounets worth - Real Lace bonIe,s plo war
rsned worth $50 Straw Hats and Bo1uets 81 -
ri .ase save ms D. ElNNSS Millinery, No 5l' Broadway
CARPETS and FURNITURE.
~ Greet haaus offering close olt he Spnur STOCK o me
next 10 dqvs Over 0oO worth of CARPETS aud FIkhlIOhE
duc,d 25 per Furniture aud Carpet au
hsame1t IL The United States -
II. O FARRELL,
Nos 4S6 and fSN EIGTTIIAyE,
Nos 267, oRg, and ~ WEST THBIlFflHSE, almmnf
T. S-Plrcr attention pad y furnishing Hotels ana 'o1l'y
Boarding Ilouses
E'ANS--FANS-2jc
Thread Glove, Hoop Skirts best quality Toe Ffc.e o'e
Corsets whaleboue ressfimmu-s. Ribbons Lscrs u',
ereg Linen Collars Handffrcntf lt JOS prices a Ela s. NOE '0
Broadway. Ninets"1thst
DEADS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
I'D " D. BRO w Importer, No lt3 E-latfavi y T.
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Steamboats, ano 8ailrO1Os'

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GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE c.,,vopvr,
~ NKyyoRK TO SAN FRANCISCO
Travellers pg,.-'Ass x,,~crsCo
TupOrGU TICKETS from NbN.lDhN 70 2AN fhA"Ni'NO
ih''''''' AZ GREATLY REDUCED HATES. ,>.~o-,
A., TTcKrTS 10 ALL POINTS. ~ tOLOhAhO' DANOiH'
rrT mi VOSTANA IDAHO sHd NEVADA -.
f0f ueAT''' -n1 'N' "' WELLS, FARGO Co,
stage Department No. "a Broadway.
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Snttnsl 2sbmur.


CoLLKCT0R IyTFHNAL REvENUE)
FOUisTH DISTRICT. STATE o NEw YORK
Omcisl NO 81 CHANBKRf-sr.. NEwYoRK June 20 1903
NOTICE is hereby given that | have dis
~ trained upou 10; Of two hundred and egh,yeigh
titled Spirits marked b. for the satisfaction Of penalty
the United States under section % act Of March 1867
eeed bond for transportation given ~ Flank Edwards principal
January that shan Offer for sale PUBLIC AUCT0N
the said 2s distilled Spirits boud) Bonded
Warehouse Is IS Wltehast the frst day july,
1868 at IA o'clock in the forenoon Of thai DAY.
}. p BAILEY Collector
The SALE adjourned August 49, 1862 aud
pace Ju / 1863 J. r. BAILEY, Collector
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GtatHtrs.

IETANTED-A Lady thoroughly competent to
w TEACH in Young Lsdes school Mo- ae Co. T. (aS Fps,
eopanl: the vicinity preferred Actress mrs W. i NO 10
AieTsnder-st. Rochester n ,.
WANTED = In the Fall a Situation as
w TEACHER Of ELOCUTION by competent Instructor; can
s.h veal Mo and common Ehgsh branches desred good refer
ences AiiIess BoI No. ~ Bridgeport Conn.
HATANTED-By Graduate of Williams Col
w lege position PRINCIPAL oil so ACADEAi VI mum
SCHOOL address Box No. 60, Greenwich N 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
The New York Clerk.

young man by the name OF Ames, a
clerk Tor merchant IN New York. was
entrusted with large amount to collect,
which he performed honestly, so well As his
employer could discover, bat Smith, that
was the merchants nRmc-was very
cautious man and often laid traps 20 catch
hls clerks in defraudins him, ii any OF them
were not proof against dishonesty. H. this
way lac asceriained which OF them could be
trusted, and when he found one OF thenr
dishonest he would discharge him.
Mr.. Smith kept wholesale and retail
dry good store. doing an immense business.
and after lac had accumulated A fortune. and
he had begun to think Of retiring from
business, be said Now am going to give
ur my business II such OF my clerks as ]
know 10 be honest, shall ties; them one
By one. aud to morrow am going to see
what Ames is-an homes! young man or a
rascal
The mex. morning he called friend
whose son was intimate viii youu. Amcs,
and arranged i Trap to t,-t bis honesty
lie had 4 large number OF accounts tu col
lcct dat day. and Robc-t L DIR.
Smiths friends son.) wa, t. meet bin as II
by accident, ani propose to spend some OF
the money collected, for mats, oranges, ice
cream. e.
Well, Robert managed to meet Aines Just
a. be bad completed his collection. and bad
large roi! Of bills aud 10. OF fractional
currency when tbc loliowi5s conversation
en.ucd
Good morning Ames-J,en out collcc.
ting? Got lots OF money ,upp,,ey
Yes, I've over thousand dollars. and
must hurry back to the store. a. I'm afraid
1 may get robbed One don't know who
may be logging his step, in such city a,
New York, To- rob bin even 10 the day
time.
Don't be in a hurry Lets 90 into Tay.
lor's and g., some ice cream, g.. Ill 100,
,hc bin
. And so INFO Thylor's the wen. and sa,
down 20 beautiful marble table.
Now, Amcs. said Robert. you have a
pocket inll Of money. and an rather short,
just lake a dollar out Of the roll Of green
backs, aul pay ,bc bill Nobody need
know about it. You car turn over the
money to the cashier and IL be discovers IL
short one dollar. you can sa cant account
iOr it--some mistasc somew here
'Sucl. errors occur often, YOU know. and
nobody thinks one is dishon 50. Itell you,
Amcs, such chaps as you dnt get more
than bali paid Tor their services. aud il
would not be wrong occasionally to take a
I few sbil!ings Wien ii is done si,Lou, dcicc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

ton. know /, oung fellow who paws all
his small bulls such as for iuIeps. cigars ,ane.
gong out to the theatres. in that way. and
has done SO for yeats, and his employer
never suspected him OF dishonesty
NO sir. replied Ames. Il cannot. comply
WIN your request. A dollar short in my
cash might be considered an error and
overlooked; but there would come a settle.
ment with conscience, which could not he
got over very easily. Ny father used to
say to me 'Jonny, when you grow TO be a
man remember that honesty is the best
policy. He's dead and gone now. but
'hese words will never be forgotten. /
know I'm working for low wages. but I
agreed 10 work for what l receive. and I
ba'e no right to use my employers money
on that account. No. Robert, refuse
your request with scorn and indisnation
nm poor. but thank God. have never We,
taken money that did not belong TO me and
trust never shall and II this is the way
yo" seek to turn young men from the patti,
OF rectitude. desire never to meet Won
again.
Ames then arose and left Rober. seated.
and returned 10 tie store
The next day Mr.. Smith called his clerks
into the private office and told them 10 be
seated. They all stared at each other in
wonder one and all expecting to be dis.
charged.
Boys said he. :! am going to retire
from business. | have made NV fortune
here, and now | propose to loan nv entire
stock IN trade-somc 500. 900 in amount
aud the good will OF my customers 10 such
OF you as feel | can trust Ames. Stanton
aud Danford-handing document to Ames
here is the bill of sale. You will. il
agreeable, take immediate possession. aud
the pay ments may be made at your conven-
fence. have tested your honor, each Of
you. no matter how, and have no doubt
that you believe that honesty is the best
policy. Good morning gentlemen-taking
up his hat wish you prosperity in trade
The hrm Of 'Ames, Stanton & Danford'
Is now one Of the wealthiest OF New York.
Ames is married, lives in Fifth Avenue. i,
worth halt 4 million and all the result of his
refusal to cmbezzle a dollar of his en-
poyer's money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
JULY 3, 1868.

once. and met mo only at Sinclair's hou
under somewhat different circumstances
you have forgotten my face
The three were now at the door OF hand
some mansion.
Come in said the man who had met Mr.
Gordon so cordially. Mr.. Sinclair will re
fresh your memory before long, doubt
not
Ny dear Molly here arc some friend,
Mrs. Wainwright, said ME. Sinclair. with
behming face. this is Mr.. Gordon
1t cannot be possible that you are Jock
cried Gordon, turning to the man hc haC
no! recognized before.
Yes AN Jock. the bundle OF rags. tho
wretched drunkard, the outcast from love-
the man once hated. despisel. lost
That was delis sh;ful surprise indeed-a
blessed morning.
Yes, YOU see before you n living evi.
dence OF the power OF kindness. Not on.
ly did tins dear brother restore me. body
aud soul. | might almost say. thank God he
found me employment. lie gave me line
to iiih merchant of Aberdeen. encourag.
ing HIM 10 furnish me with n supply OF tish
lor sale among the inhabitants. | was dc {.
iermIncd to prove grateful. In a few weeks
had saved eight shillings sterling. with
which | increased my faculties for busi.
ness, and my little stock soon grew severa
pounds. Well. sir. not 10 multiply words.
have now. thank God. large stable filled
with as good working teams IS there are in
Aberdeen. yard lined with strong and
handsome wagons, while my first purchase.
The old mule, has retired. in his laurcls and
oats. and the old fish cart. IS placed away
IN all It's primitive glory, with its hacked
boards and scaIy sides as they were when
first made my rounds, relic which val.
ne higher than all the curiositics in the
British Museum. This house. sir, is mine /;
Ihe furniture ia 1t is all mine MY wife,
Tod bless her, is the best woman in the
world. for she would not desert her wretch
rd husband-and such children were never
given to man be fore.
The tears srrcamcd down his manly cheeks
al he kissed his beautiful wife, then. rising.
sa'd-Now my friends, | can stand up, Tor
am also 1 man. To the power OF Chris
uan kindness | We. under God, my earthly
all. Never, never grow weary la well do
ing.
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vi | = E t. |. |. 4 \ Y.
JoCK.-A TRUE STORY.


10" N"o~ no" 10 turn do" kno"
""N' 70 20 - eon'' rose my senses II
seems 70 ''s ''"'l oe hipp'FT-.'' ! could
nc, C-,''--oD' no. tue eH'''''"-- The poor
".,n'
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.:,
Your father took ,h, money 70, oi,
aid tlc uoo,n biu.rlv
Lam Lgo,,y said the how ti.li,, ii.
feet. .ul,enly.
.Thauh ba,. To co hungry IN, r,l r..
turned tic woman. .snlcs,-.ob, bo., can I
how cat l.,
Bat went oat, even a. she smoke. and
pawncd her weddin, rim, /, br,Yph, her
three ,b,.l,n..,eger, cent ,hc span, In food.
tLatwa, hidden A, .o,n a., IA. on, ,,,, H..
house. save The norton n. cave .hs chill
Ifcn.
Poor Molly Ni.,nripbt-b.r.b,lb b.er ,
barI i.c. Poverty aud druns,rne., tu;n
evils. had alw,,. Lc,erri about Lcr 10Th
since th. yery ff,i wear Of her m,rr,,ee
None a, fla, time ever ,ru,.r.l tim, .Jort
A, fne .,rai,i.t,,ac. el.,u would bcco,o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

RECEIPT FOR FRS. For fit of passion.
walk az the open air; you may speak your
mind TO the wind without hurting any one.
or Proclaiming yourself to lie simpieton
For a Fl! OF iGleness. count the tickinrs of
a clock DO this FOR ore hour. and YOU
will be glad to pull of your coat the next
and work like negro.
For iit of ambition, 90 into church.
yard and read the grave stones. They will
tell you the end OF ambition. The grave
will soon be your bed chamber the earth
your pillow corruption your father and the
worm your mother aud sister.
For it Of repning. look about for the
lame and the blind. aud visit the bedriddeo.
ani afflicted. and deranged. and they will
make YOU ashamed Of complaining OF YOUR
lighter affections. For 6t of deston.
dency. look on the good things which God
has given you in this world, and at those
which He has promised to his followers in
tho next. lie who goes into his garden TO
look for cobwebs and spiders will find them.
while lac who looks for a flower may return
into las house with one blooming in bi,
bosom
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
AEecdote of a Publisher.

The following are sketches illustrative OF
The character OF the late Ir. Swain, the
Phi'adrIPhia publisher. a paper dealer
met him one day in the street:
Mr.. $, said he. Il have some .xccllen,
white paper OF the size Of the Ledger. Do
you wish TO buy?'
''fcs sir" was the reply.
What are you willing to give for it ?"
was the next inquiry
Precisely The worth of it, sir; neither
more nor less, ~ was the rcjoinder.
"Oh! OF course. But mean. Mr.. S :.
what can You afford to give me Tor it?"
Double The price ii | choose but don't. ="
"Bu' fix the price, sir.
IL never put price on another mans
goods. lfyou don't know the value OF your
own paper, you should no: attempt to dis
pose OF it. If ou do. you are wasting nv
time and your own in idle circumlocutions
10 Sc. the advantage OF me Tell me your
price II it suits, weli-if not, you will end
some other customer
4 gentleman called upon him with an all.
yertiscmcnt OF a benefit Tor a poor widow
with several children. "How much for he
Advertisement under the circumstances p
"Just what i; come. to, ," said NJ. s, "busi
ness is business, sir: charity is another
question:
But 10 poor widow, sir every dollar
saved IS matter OF serious moment to her
family % business is tusiness-wbat I
choose to give in charity is my own private
affair. Ny business la. nothing to DO with
it Then you will take no lcss?" ..Not
cent sir"
Tie gentleman paid the bill reluctantly.
amounting TO perhaps, -, aud was going
out Of The Office rejecting severely in his
mind upon 'he Pirsim,ny Of Mr.. Swain
when ihe latter stopped him. DO YOU
know this widow l. she bopcst?" Yes.
she j. sir" Mr. s.. slipped a $40 a bin in
the gen;!oman's land, and walked away.
saying business i. business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

ROUGH But ABOUT RGHr. A good
story IS told IN London Of English Minister
Thornton's first essay Of diplomatizinp
among the Yankees Before quitting
London he met an American gentleman
whom he did not recognize as a member If
the ultra republican party. anil to whom h,
praised Mr. Johnson highly for hi. admins.
trati'e vIgor and skill. Finding no re.
sPonse. hc modified his tone. and said
M all events, al must adm, that he dee,
wonders for an entirely self made man ("
1t may be So was the rejoindcr," 'but,
Il be be self made, will say that it relieves
God Almighty Of grave responsibility"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03


ne', faiih I. a 20 dly anchor:
when skies ar. sweet a. a psalm
\, the bows It loil. 90 stalwArt.
In biaG Gbroti-.hoaIdrrcd calm.
And when, over br raker. % ieeward
The iaiisr'd sursr. are hurled.
IL may keep our head to the tempest,
with l,s grip on the base of thr world.
Bot amer the shipvTcek, tell mo
What help tn it, iron thcws.
Siili true to the broken hawscr
Deep down among sea.w,yd oozeI
In the breaking gulf. Of sorrow.
when the helpless tcci stretch out,
And dad In ihr dsCp, % dlrkncss
No footing 90 solid a. doubt.
Th"u better one spar ot memory.
One hrokcu plank Of the past.
Iaat our human heart may cling 20,
Ihongh bpgsl,ss OF sh0gr at last
To- The spirit its splendid conIecture.
To ~" i-sh i,s sweet despair,
its tears o'cr the ;hin-worn iuckct
With i;s beaaty of Isathle.s hair
Immortsli Ccci Il ani knox Il:
Who doubts 9, Of such "a .hr:
But that is the panR'- very secret
Immortal away from me-
There Barros ridge In the graveyard
Noul li scarce stay a chi,d In his rEee:
Bu; to M and M thoa<hi ii .. wider
Than The star sewn vague of space
Your logic. my friend. 4. perfect.
foar morals most drrariiy true.
bu' the earth tha, stop nv darlinss ear,
hakrs miue In.en.ate too.
Con'ole n yoa will / can bear Il;
u w~il.naesnt aims Of breath:
Bu, not ali the preaching since Adam
Has made Death other ihaa Death.
Communion In spirit Forgive me,
hut /, ~ho Am earthly aud weak,
Wouid giNc all my Income from dr~amiand
box lcr Fo-r-lcaf pa .fu OF iay cheek!
The littlr shoe ia thc corner.
- worn aad Nrinki.d and brown
l' ra7tiolirss hollow euufu;c, YOU.
Aud argue. youT wisdom dosn
Auaatic Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

DECISION WITH CHLDngx Whatever
you think propcri TO grant child. let it be
granted Al The first word. without making
conditions. Grant with pleasure. refuse
with reluctance. but let your refusal be
irrcvOcabIe le. no importantly shake your
resoIu,ioni let tho particle "no." when
pronounced. be wall Of brass. which a
child after he has tried his strength against
it half dozen times, shall never more
enieavor 20 shake
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

SJEApfSEss Ov PURPOsE. In whatever
you engage, pursue II with a steadincss Of
purpose, a. though YOU were determined TO
succeed. a wavering mind never accom-
pl'shed anything worth naming. There Is
nothing like fixed. steady aim. IL Dig
nIhes your nalure and insurcs you success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

BF GrNrLE Win rHE LuTLE ONEs. BE
ever gent, With the children God has given
YOU watch over them constantly; rcprovc
them earnestly Jut not ia anger. In the
language Of Scripture. "Be not bitter
against them Yes. they are good bows =,
/ once heard a kind father say, II talk q,
them very much. bot do not like 10 heat
my children the world will beat rbcm
enough. IL was beautiful thought. Yes.
the storm will beat upon each little head.
and avarice, and misfortune will deal their
unkInd blows Adversely may witber them.
sickness may fade, a cold world irown on
them bu, amid all let memory carry them
back to a home where the law Of Kindness
reigned, where The mothers reproving eve
moistened with tear, and the father
lfowncd more in sorrow than in anger"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03


The Newburyport Herald says it is bad
policy Tor poor man to pay house reot.
Ii is continual moth. and his payments are
seldom satisfactory. Even If i, should cost
more, it is better for man to own the
roof over his head and the ground over
which he sleeps. II makes him more in.
dependent, more manly he feels City per
cen; better and can accomplish more. Just
the same with his wife and children. The
mother thinks she has something to live for
and Ia more careful to render home bappy:
and the children are more attached to the
house. the garden, the trees, and come up
with higher aspirations than when they
see that they are at the mercy of another
for shelter from summers heat or winters
cold A 'ish man can afford to live "in
his own hired house." but the first thing
Tor poor man should be, TO get house if
II is ever so much trouble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
PARIS, MAINE, FRIDAY,

eyed Berty No wonder she felt ,b,, J,v
as 1t some decision must be made. no won
der she longed for death.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
VOLUME 35. NO. "a.
Influence o. Happiness Over The Mind

lr should never he forgotten thai the
happier child is the clcverer be viii be.
ih's Is not only because. in state of hap
piness. the mind is free, and at liberty for
The exercise of its faculties. instead Of spend.
ing Its thoughts and energies in broodinr
over troubles: but also because the action
OF the BRAN is stronger when the frame is
in state of hilarity; the ideas are more
clear impression OF outward objects are
more vivid; and the memory will not let
them slip. This is reason enough for the
mother to take some care that she is the
cheerful guide and comforter of her child.
II she is anxious or fatigued. she will exer.
c'se some control over herself, and speak
cheerfohy, and try to enter freely. into the
subject Of the moment; 10 NEE, the child's
mind. IN short, instead Of making him sink
for want of cornpanionship.
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God bless me, sir, why dii you not
como 90 AJord,ent Why have you not,
been 10 soc mr
Then you DO rot know me-.that is good
IT. does NOT know me. Mr.. Sinclair. /
suppose, though, as you never saw me Lu
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p Oct X Y.
After the Burial.

NJ JANks RUSSELL. LOWELL.
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