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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-01-09
miscellaneous.
Mercy Recommended.

az say, Paul, what do you think? !?
You know Deep Dell
''Why, Charlie, of course do"
interrupted bright voice, as the i'm
patient news carrier. in the form OF a
restless lad Of fourteen, cIattcred nois-
iIy into the quiet, sunny kitchen, and
checked the important work OF cake
making with his abrupt inquiry.
"WcH you cant go there any more.
The owners come back, and stuck up
bills all over everything, that tres
passing won't be allowed. It's a
shame, L.tItink.'
And CHI die sat astride a kitchen
chair and looked dolefully at his sis
ter as she put down the cake pan. and
regarded him in turn.
1.-The owner of Deep Dell has come
back, - shesrepeated, nusingly.
Yes, and locked up all the gates,
stuck up notices that he will punish
trespassing on the property. And,
Paul, the Strawberries are just ripe"
added Charlie, suggestively, looking
at the thoughtful face of the girl, as
she still considered the startling news
of the 'Squire's return after so many
years of absence.
The word strawberries arose her.
sSIt's a shamci'' she flashed out
then, stamping a strongIy-clad foot
ON the. brick hearth as she polled her
ca1epan into the oven. s:And / shall
not mind his notices. Notices, in
deed!'' she scoffed with a high head.
'sI've picked Strawberries from Deep
Dell farm ever since 1 was a little
child; and / mean to pick them again
to-day"
But he'll punish tresspasscrs, .
urged Charlie, with scarlet delight,
thinking OF the cake and strawberries
for supper.
Pauline furlcd her apron like a flag
and nodded her head.
s:Let llin!''
s:What would you do?'' wickedIy
urged the spirit of mischief, rocking
his chair
':Let him!'' laconically retorted
Pauline, as she made things tidy
about the kitchen, and reached up
for basket beside the dresser.
':But look here. Paul, you're the
minister's sister, you know, and ought
to set an example of-of-
The boy foundered in a moral
slough as the steady eyes of his sister
settled on his face.
''If you say honesty. Charlie Kirk, ''
she said, calmly tying her sunbonnet
strings under her chin, ttyou shall
not have one berry-no, nor cake eli
ther. Minister'S sister or not, 1 con-
slider have the right to those berries,
when gathered them years and years
and years before he ever knew any
thing about them.'
And she walked resolutely to the
door.
.'we1I, If heruns across your bow, .
advised Charlie from the gate, watch.
ing her resolute face with satisfaction
Just put up your boarding nets and
give him broadside.
Charlie had naval aspirations fol
the next year, and was cleaning
knowledge from a course of Marryctt'.
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Don't Frigkten Children.

The Macon Graphic tells the follow
ing sad story: Those who were at the
depot last evening might have seen n
sight that would have forever acted
rs terrible warning against the
scnseless and almost criminal prac-
ticc of friglItning children. Mr.. c.
T. Armstrong, of Heard County, was
carrying to MilIcdgeville drivclling
idiot only ten years old, that few
months since was bright and intel
ligent boy.
1t appears that hc and his older
brother were in their bedroom one
night, when some one thoughtlcssly
or lnaliciously stuck n horse head or
masked head of some kind in at the
window frightening the little boys SO
badly that they at once lost their Fea-,
son and shortly afterwards went blind.
The older brother was first takcnto
Milledgeyiile where lac died, and now
the younger is going over probably
to share the sanc fate. Death, an
fact, would he a relief TO him, blind.
and idiotc as he is.
The perpctrator of such hideous
piece of folly will, no doubt, carry
through life the lesson thus learned,
and it is to be hoped that this sad sto-
ry viii be circulated and have its due
effect.
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PoETiCAL
THE OLD YEARS DIRGE AND THE NEW
YEARS SONG.

L.
Twas close upon the midnight hour;
Ash sat all alone
Iheard tapping at the door
And then a feeble moan
.scome irli', I cried, and opened wide
Ny door; and then soon espied
Au-old man leaning on staff
And when he spoke twas in the tone =
Of one who reads an epitaphi
.saIy son, I am the dying Year;
Ny dirge is ringing now;
With cypress boughs they've strewn my bier
The graye-calm's ON my brow.
.:But ere I pass awayrv come
To sit with thee awhile,
And speak, before these lips arc dumb,
Words that VIII mar thy smile.
s1 sink tonight within that sea
Where all things lndtlleir grave;
That ocean vast -Eternity-
ofwhieh am a wave.
.I'ye borne thee for weary year,
And seen thee, hour by hour,
The slave of passion, vice, or fear
Atoy in Fouy's bower.
'swhen sinking Virtue called on thee,
Didst thou extend thine hand
And soothc the wasting misery
That Blights this crowded land7
'Ileaye thee now,' he sternly said;
.:aIy sands are c5bing fast.
FAREWELL You're gazing on the dead!"
Then into darkness passed:
Overwhelmed beneath his stern rcbulsc,
I sank upon my knee;
My heart had withcrcd meath his look
Despair was king of me!
But in my soul arose prayer,
Aud felt reconciled
When, rising, I saw standing there
A blitllsome little child,
A wreath of holly crowned his head.
':Friend be of better cheer
Then, with a merry langll, he said:
lam ate glad Nes1 YeU!
'''AIy fathers warning IS moi lost,
For he has touched thy heart;
No longer be thou passion-toss'd,
But act noblcr part!
:sLhc spectral Night is flying fast,
Light breaks on yondcr hill,
The storm has howlcd its latest blast,
Day glittcrs on the rir;
':And listen to the merry bells
That herald. It a,n l,nrn
And as their song in glory swclls,
Bless thou the glad New Ycar!''
And so blessed the dead OH Year,
That spoke to me so stern,
And blessed the No;o one for the cheer
That bids my hope return.
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led So long, and made her confession

-ried solong; and made her confession
then and there.
ssThe accused pleads guilty andis
recommended to mercy = said the
Squire with bright laugh; shut,
Paul, 1 did not mean that. 2 She look
ed so eagerly as he took both hands
And If L give yo1 free pardon for
tresspassing on my property and
stealing my fruit, what shall ask in
return for the peace of mind s'sa have
robbed me of in this last yeafs
Paul thought of Charles advice,
Ito have it out with him, and so
said softly but earnestly.
The heart ache you have given
me by your cOldness." y
She looked at him fearlessly now,
smiling and flushing, and he crushed
her hand.
cried.
'Tcs," she shortly laughed.
'SThen you are henccfortll and for
ever to be mistress, not only of Deep
Dell, but owner and manager of the
heart and devotion Of
''The gcntlemanly trampl'' said
Paul saucy with happiness.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-01-09

Every established local newspaper
receives subscribers from large cities,
which puzzle the publishers, but which
the New York Times lately explained
as follows: 4 wholesale merchant in
this city, who has become rich at the
business, says his rule is that when
he sells bin Of goods On credit, to
Immediately subscribe for the local
paper OF his debtor. So long as his
customer adVcTtises literally and yig-
orously, he rested but as soon as he
began to contract his advertising
space he took the fact as evidence
that there was trouble ahead, and in
variably went for the debtor" Said
he:-'-The man who is too poor to
make his business known is too poor
to do business. The withdrawal Of
an advertisement is evidence Of weak
ness that business men are not slow
to act upon-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-01-09

BATTLE FLAGs.-Concerning the
battle flag of fhc Confederacy, Carl
ton McCarthy's book upon s.Soldier's
Life'' speaks as follows: ssIhe first
three flags rccciycd were made of
ladies' dresses by the Misses Carey,
of Baltimore and Alexandria, at their
residences and the residences of
friends, as soon as they got adescrip-
tion of the design adopted. One Of
the Misses Carey sent the flag she
made TO Gen. Bcauregard. Gen. Beau
regard sent the flag he received at
once to New Orleans for safe-kceping.
After the fail of New Orleans Mrs.
BcauregaTd sent the flag by Spanish
Inan-of-war, then lying in the river
opposite New Orleans, to Cuba, where
it remained till the close Of the war,
wifeh it was returned to Gen. Beau
regard, who presented it for safe
keeping to the Washington Artillery,
of New Orlcaus.''
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TO CoNSUaIPTIvES.

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dreaded disease. Consumption. BIZ
:; simple remedy. is aT-zio,s to make known tn
who desire it. he VIII send copy of the pre-
scTiption used. Gree Of charge,) with the dircc-
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they viii ind sure CURE for COUGHs. COLDS.
CoNsUMFTIo:'. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address. Rev. L. A. WILSON, I94 Penn st
M.lIiamsbu-gh. Ny Feb. q. 1SS2-IE.
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AsLadr's Toast fo lMen.


Alta literary meeting talented
lady toasted the men rs follows:
''God bless 'cm. We halve their
joys, double their sorrows, treble their
expenses, Guadruple their cares, eS-
cite their affections, CONTROL their
property, and out-lnannuvrc them
in everything. This would be n very
dreary world without men. In fact,
may say without prospect OF success
faI contradiction, without 'em it would
not be much of world anyhow. We
love 'em and the dear beings can't
help it; we control 'em and the pre-
cious fellows don't know it. As hus-
btlnds, they are always convenient,
though not always on hand rs beaux
they arc matchlcss. They are most
agreeable visitors. They are handy
ut State fairs, and Indispensable at
oyster saloons. They are splendid
as escorts for some other fellows
wife or sister, and as friends they arc
better than women. As our fathers
they are incXpressibly grand. Aman
may he failure in business, Il wreck
in constitution, not enough to boast
of as n beauty, nothing as a legis-
lator for women's rights, and even
not very brilliant as member of the
press, but if he is our own father, VIC
overlook his short comings, and cover
his piccadillocs with the divine mantle
Of charity. Then, rs cur husbands,
how we love 10 parade tlIOIn rs para
gons! In the sublime language of
the inspired poet:
Wen lie for tlicra.. wen cfy for them,
Aud If We could we'd lly fur them.
Mea do nnNtltilp lnf do for thr.nl.n
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LIyE AGENTs wANTFp.

To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes. or Information
for Evcryh0dy. in every county in the United
to Gas pages. 1t contains over 2,OOO household
recipes and is suited to al classes and conGi-
tiOns of society. a wonderful book and a
household necessity. 1t sells at sight. Great
est inducements ever offered to book agents
Sample cops sent by mail, Postpaid, for $2.G0.
Exclusive territory given. Agents more than
double their money. Address DIR. Chase's Steam
Printing House. Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Oct. 81 'S2.9.n
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4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
frnm Nervous DEBILITY. PREMATURE DE-
CAY and al the effects of youthful indiscretiOn.
VIII for tine sake OF suffering humanity. send
free To all who need it. the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
Yertiser's experience can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN.
Feb q. HS2-1y. ~ Cedar St, New York
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PISEPLES.

viii mail (Frce) the receipe for simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN.
F'RECKLEs. PIsiPLEs and BLoTCHEs. Leaving.
the skin soft. clear and beautiful also instruc-
tons fnF producing a luzuriaut growth OF hair
OF bald head or smooth face address. inclos-
ing Sc. stamp. BEN VANDELF IL Co. 12 Bar
clay ST.. \. Z Feb. 81. 1SS2-1y
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Taylor HoteI, ,
WINCHESTER. w.

F5HHE undersigned takes pleasure IL, annnunc-
Il ing to his numerous friends III Virginia and
elsewhere. that he has undertaken the manage
nlcnt of this Famous Hotel for term of years
To those who know him It i useless to saw that
he will spare effort to render the TAYLOR
and the pubic at large are cordially invited to
give the TaylO- House trial He has refittei
it from top to- bottom. ard with No cooks and
polite and accommodating cmpIoyecs.in every
department, hopes tU maintain tll, reputation
of the Taylor Hotel. famous among travellers
for the last fifty years livery Department of
the House VIII b. conducted with y view to the
comfort and convenience of its guests.
tSe Special FaGIitits fer Commercial Trav-
elers- Terms 70 transient visitors So CO per tl:,v
and advantageous rates to weekly and monthly
Boarllers. HENRY WULFERT-
ApriI 10 1881
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ADVERT IsING RATES.

One Square iasinch or less9 1 70 5 weeks. $50
Each slllstli liiEit lrslfii s...s 50
one sGrasS IL ~ s.s...... 400.
one SSnare g mont s...1sr goo
one SQUARE oiie 'ydl.i. ...ss....- 1000
Candidatss Annorrd nisriis.-For connty
Officers 5.oQs Stlte or Congr6 oIi1l, loco.
Others at regular Advertising RATES.
Obituary Nodes exceeding .lye Lines, 10 cts9
/ Iiheral distinctions made FOR Quarter, Half
and Whole CoiHnnE,. 70 Annual, Semi-A Annual
and Quarterly AdEertisefs.
No Advertisement to Dc considered by the
month OT year unless specified on she Alanii-
script, or previously agreed Gi.rii eotwecu the
parties -
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why suffer from astate ofilI health2
Why be troubled with dyspcRsias
Browns Iron Bitters viii cure you.
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1890 per year can be easily made at home
working, for E G. Ridenut & Co.. 10 barclay
St.cet. New York. send for their catalogue
and full particulars. Oct. -. Sly.
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Gave Eotei,
LUNY, rAGE corNTY. v1EGINI

IL Is-sI i, IA'IIi OUl MY, FIIsI'INIA-
T51ITE undersigned has taI<er charge of tic
4 ;s5ovs H9:ci. and having thoroughly rem
oyated and re-fu-1jShed the same, is prepared
tn serve tl:c tr:iTe;iH pubic With every accom-
mediation :ffurLie'; by iiTst-CiaSs country hotels
TIE patronage of the public. and especially OF
friends in Jefferson county. Is respectfully
solicited Rates moderate.
Sept I. 1SSi-tf. ~ d. HITLEy
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HAGERsTowN CARDS.
1852. SPRING. 1882.
E0WEEaSTEGFs RR 0Ss,
oNEPRICE
Cio1hiers and r aiEoYs,

-'S- - %-eeA-
NTE have, since our Spring Opening. mot
w with more encouragement than we could
possibly expect in consequence of cur increas-
trade the advantage of large buyers. Every
article sold by us Is marked in plain figures. so
that the child can buy as cheap as the parent.
Our object is TO sell piles of goods at
RocE-BottoIn Prices
We are not satisfied with small business.
We are large buyers and therefore get the ad-
vantage, because we can buy by the case at the
very lowest possible mark. We always make
it a rule to undcrsen ALL We want TO give to
the farmer; the merchant and the working man
the opportunity of buying Cheap for Cash.
Always remember our prices are so low that VIC
can't be unflersold When others sch cIie,Ip we
are still cheaper. Our own make of clothing
are fast taking the lead. These goods are all
our own cut and designs twenty-five years OF
eSperlenco-Warr0ntSrI Us in assuring our patrons
chat we can give them original styles of gar
IaeEts for Men. Boys and Chill lrcn elegant and
perfect in fit, superior in workmanship and at
no greater cost than ordinary goods. We so
Ecit your orders. We will not be undersold.-
Note our prices. MEMS SSUITS-Men's Fancy
Cotton Mixed Suit $50, Mems Fancy Union
Cass Suit $500, Mems Light Cheviot Suit SO 90.
Wool CheSiot Suit $780, Our Own Make a1O.GO
Suits take the lead; Our Own Make $500
Suits are nobbv: Our Own Make 914.00 Suits
are too nice; Our Own Make SlG.0O Suits are
Ha!stes SuF own MAKE hnSilsh SiS-ND SlIits
arc the finest cut. We have Suits at ali prices
marked in plain figures. Boys Suits from
81 80 up to 512.0O; CIIldren'S Suits and Kills
from S1.15 tn $500 Our Stock OF Blue Fis,i-
ncIs is complete in every respect. Note prices
$3.50. $3.50, $3.50, SI0G0. 912CO. $500.
warranted fast colors fit Guaranteed. Giveus
Il call ana be convinced. Polite and attentive
salesincn to wait ON you. if you brty or not.
We are very respectfully v0urs.
LOWENSTEIN BROS.
OGc-PricC CIothiers,
No { West Washington St, IIagerstown, Nd.
NM 1872
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~O-
4 CARD

To aII who are suffering from the errors and
iadiscretion of youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay. loss of manhood. &c. viii send re-
ciT,o that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mission
aEy il, South america Send self addressed
envelope to the REv. JOSEPH T. ISHAN. Station
D, Neg Iors- Ciy- AUG. 5, 1SS2Iy.
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SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.

oHArtaslrro,l'ssis.. ) isssaEsos coUsrr, W. Va.
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Various Ifenas.

TUESDAY MORNING. JANuARY 9, 1sss.
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Na5cay Housa,

L-sI-iI INIV4tiI, ND.
FIITIE 'sIIALTBT'' is the cni- Hotel in Balti-
4 more conducted on both the
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Ovir., to the decline in ecst of many articles.
appertanin2: to '',;E fGnscs the rates Of board
have been rcJuccdto
$500 G1.d - IN ;cr DaY on tie Aney;crn Plan.
astE S1-Go 70 S2-co on the E:nop"G1t.
Being the onIy Hotel in the country having
at th0Ee rates
FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER
z Z + V q r O .-
and all modern improvements
c. +. HOGAN.
April 81. 1S1T-T. Proprietor.
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''We'll lie for Ulcrr' wen cTy for tiicIn,
Aud If We could we'd ny Tor tIein.
Wed do anything but die for them"
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Justices Motice,
Pool and RiIIiard sa1aon

P00land S1iizGfd Saloon,
Over stOre-roorn OF N- II H. Cooke. entrance
next doOr to store ef Mr. W & CaTreii.
Main street, ChirIeStowu-
TLEGASFLY fitted up. every appointment
II complete, and rules for The comfort of
PLAYERS rizidly enforced
Ny Bar Is supplied with Liquors OF every de-
seripti0n- tie best qE.;isy-
WINES WHISTLES. B4sSNpTES. AND BAL
TIM0RE AND ROCHESTER, BEER
al of the best VIII furnish from this date. at
my plaee of business, tic best Rochester Beer.
at S1.00 per dozen
FAYETTE b SOUDERS.
Basement jefferson Building.
August 2. ISL
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Auctioneer's "a .Nptice.

n OFFER my services to the public as an
-s.Auctisaee-1" VII be pleased tn render
service anywhere IN the County OF Jefferson.
and at reasonable charges 1 have taken cut
Iieense and wiz give prompt attention to the
bI,siress--- D. 4 PHILLIPS
CharIest0wR. JanazFy Il. 1SSa-1y.
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\. l.. fiStEAN.
April ~. 1SIT-T. Proprietor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17
Chapter I36.


An ACT 70 ameai chapter aity-nve' section one.
ottte Revised >;atlte,. iu Re atioa 70 L'brarr =.
Charitable Societies and Public Czme,e-ie,
p - Enacted, &c. a. follows
SEcr. T. The Erst section OF chapter hfty-fye Of
the revised statutes. amended 10y chapter seven
tyone Ot tie public laws o. the yeay eighteen hRE-
died aud seven-y-.iy 8, hereby further amended BY
inserting the work. ',a rle' or beaed; association
FOR INITIAL as>.'ance,' a,so the word, a A monu-
meut Or mem o-iAi association. also the words ed
ucatonal. social military, agricultural, moral. ~
hE.ous. - A. % read a. follow. % wit
ST.. When seven NOR persons desire 20
Be Incorporated .. the pyoprietors % social mlli
t2ry, literary scientific, or cosuty law b-ar1; -
usSouic lodge or chapter o; any order or degree,
a. Lodge o' the independent order o. odd fellows;
a. division OF the sous o. Temperance tent %
rechaoites a. grange OF patrons % busblntry; A.
a council o. the ~Overeigcs OF industry; relief
or beueat association Tor mutual assistance; as
monument or memorial association; or asa society
o promote IN any way the cause % temperance. or
for any literary, scientific. musical, charitable, edu-
cGaoaai. social. military. agricultural, moral. relig
tO1s or benevolent purpose Whatsoever; they may
apply 10 writing % any justice 81 the peace .n The
county, and h may issue h.s warrant. directed 20
one OF said applicants. requiring him 20 call
meeting OF the applicants, A. -uch time and place
the justice appoints
SE T. :. This act shail take eGec; when approved.
Approved February -, lSSS
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nnally afterwards and shall De IN lieu Of al local
taxation, except, however, that real estate owned
by such corporations companies or persons shai, -
taxed In the Municipality Where the i situa-
ted A. uon-rc ideut real estate; but the amount OF
ttNeS assessed upOu such portion 90 real s-tate
owned ami actually uSed Nv Jhetn the Transaction
OF their business hal De deducted BY the governor
aud council from the tax herein prOyidsd
Approved February 81 ISIS
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Chapter 1iO.

AN ACT - increase the salaries of the Judge and
register Of probate and OF the county attorney tor
the county OF ArOostook.
Be u enacted. DE-. A. follows
SECT. l. The salary of judge OF probate for
the county of Aroostook shall BE- four hundred dol
lar instead OF the sum now fixed by Law
SECT. . The salary Of the register Of probate for
the county of Aroo.tOok shall b., Eve huuor-d dol
l.rs. instead of the sum now liked by law.
SEcT 3. The salary OF the county attorney tor
the county Of Aroos;ook shal be three hundred
dollars, instead OF the sum now fixed by law.
SECr. / all acts aud paris ~ acts Inconsistent
with the provisions OF this set hereby repealed.
sECT. 5. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February Il, 1851
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Chapter I.9.

An ACT 20 amend chapter ifty-ssYen section six
o; the Revised statutes, relating 20 tolls for grind
Ing grain.
n q enacted. dc, a. follows.
Section six OF chapter f'iy.seven, OF the revised
statutes il hereby amended by striking gu. the
word, except buckwh.at and india wheat" and
such part % aid section a. relates 20 the same so
that q ~ill read. when amended n follows:
'SECT. D. Trs toll for grinding cleansing and
boiling ali Kind. o. grain. shall exceed oneslx-
tenth part thereof lApproyei February Il, ls>I.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-04-17

twenty-siN Of chapter seventy -aye OF the public
law OF eighteen hundred and seyeuty-aght
fApproyed February 81. lss3
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Chapter IA.

An ACT 20 confer upon SHERIFF., deputy sheriff.
police officers snd cOusiabes, the powers OF game
wardens and their deputies
a. ~ enacted, SC, n follows:
Sheriff., deuoiy sherif-. police officers and con-
stables. hereby vested with NIL the powers
fsrred by law upon game wardens and their depu-
ties, ana shall be allowed tor their services the
sane tees are now prescribed for sheriff. and
their deputies approved February -. i.s3l