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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Burnett and valandigham.

Abou, all the working material the trail
tor. appear TO have in tho House, !. mad,
up Of Burnett, OF Kentucky, aud Vallan'
digham. Of Ohio. These two fellows. alter
having taken an oath to supper, the Con.ti'
tuition Of the United State, all at once man.
iie-, wonderful sympathy Tor its worst
enemies. 80 far ~ they could do il by
rorI,, they have been giving " aid and COM
fort to the enemy.
Burnett, we believe. Was elected as .e-
eessioni.,, and We DO not 80 much wonder
tina, hi, synpa,hies arc in the direction Of
rebellion bu, valanii;ham come, from
the loyal State of Ohio, where he alway'
prole-ssd TO DC Union man. Ye, any one
who has watched his course in Congress,
could no, have failed to zee, in all hi.
votes. in all bis speeches. . strong affinity
with the niger drivers.
The upsho, Of the matter is. he !. n trAi.
tor, and ough, To be voted out Of the House.
His 'isi, to the Ohio srOOpsa few days since,
where lie vas hooted At, hisscd. aud other.
wise in-ulted, shows the estimate placed on
bis patriotism by men OF his own State. II
they had drummed him out Of the camp
with halter round his neck. they would
have " served him right" The fac, il. he
is 4 southern man 10 principe, ,ympa,hie.
and feelings. lis whole Congressional ca.
reer has been marked by the loves, kind Of
doughIaceism. lie has been perfec, tool
for the traitor. - long as they remained Ola
the door OF Congress, and now hls old asso-
crates and boon companions are in arms
asains, the government, he does their bray
Ing and barking in the House. lie comes
from the old Dis,rie, so long represented by
Lewis ID. Campbell. and it was Campbell.
intsupsrancs and unpopulariiy tina, let him
into the House q, all. lie Is great politi-
cal nuisance, and IL is to be hoped the State
Of Ohio will zee that he !. duly atated at
the neIt Congressional election.
Barnet, Is = respectable debater-minu-
his gas and eso,ism bu, his advocacy Of
secession doctrines will render him power.
lees in the House.
The rsh, place for both these traitors is
asay down in Dixie's Land" among
their friends and brethren. Birds of a
feather should flock together"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

DisGEScETrL. The Tribune has been un-
esasiug in us demands for an early advances
Of the army. An Advance has BEEN made,
and the di.AsrOu. result, elsewhere record
ed. shows how futile has teen all this
clamor and how grossly unjust the charge.
against Gen. Scott. Ye, In the face OF thi,
the Tribune has the impudsnce and bravado
20 call for the overthrow Of the Cabinet.
Perhaps BY this species Of m,naseusn, il
ioay raise due, enough TO hide II. own ae-
tiOns bs, we firmly believe il. disOrganiI'
ing propositions will b speedily exposed
and speedily avenged, by the people whom
l, would deceive. An open oppOnen, OF the
government, could not produce half the mis-
chief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
OXFORD COUNTY
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The Republicans OF Oxford County will
meet in convention At the Court House,
Paris Hill, on TUEDAT, AtCrsI 9th, lsbl,
~ 10 o'clock. \. NJ, 90 nominate eand'-
date Tor Clerk OF the Courts, County At
torney, County Commissioner, and County
Treasurer. and transact any other business
tia, may properly come beisre them.
The hlsi. OF representation will be n iol'
l1ps Each town and plantation will be en-.
uJlei 20 Une delegate - every town that
cast So votes for the Republican candidate
iur Governor IN l,6O. an additional dele
gate and cor every 50 additional votes. an
aiditlual drlcg,te,-ani the same Tor q
fraction more than - and les than fifty. TO
wit: Albany. 3; Andlver, J Bethel, !,
Bruvnheld. : Buckfeld. 5; Canton, !:
p1bcld. {: Denmark, J; Fryehurs. ) (.
Gr,ynwood. 3. Hartford, ! Hebron, ! !;
Hiram. {. Lowell. 1; Mexico, } Norway.
q oxford. !. Pari-. ., Pr:u. ) Porter.
q Eumiord. 5 stowe, =, Sunner, ! :
S'oncham, -. Sweden, .; Waterford, !.
Woodstock. {. and all other towns and
plantations IN the county one each.
Per Order.
BrTurt. July 10. lSGl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
For The Oxford Democrat
Mount Zircon.

"a dyspeptic. who has suffered much /.
asks US TO givc the following place in our
column. for the bencfl, OF humanity
Las, Wednesday. for the fret time | vi'i.
ted tho "Moun, Zircon Ilore." and was
very much surprised to end 80 large an es.
tabli,hment already under good way. or as
tho current phrase. 10. "in good running
order" The proprietor. Mr.. Abbott. de-
serves great deal Of praise tor mis- goa.
bead.i,i'e. pess IN getting up the establish.
ment. lle has already expended about th'r.
teen thousand dollars in building and fur.
ni.bing his house. and judging from THE. II.
will cos. when completed according to his
plans, over City thousand more. lie con.
fdent that the enterprise will terminate sue
ce-siully. as tho capital is invested in the
water that so beautifully boil' from the
mineral spring. There is no poison in that
water. Doctor jackson has analysed IT.,
and no. only pronounce. il pure, but con-
tainlpg tho elements OF lifo. ! saw gen
tleman there who said he had actually gain
Cd IL pounds in weight in the came number
OF days. When be came there be supposed
he was in consumption, hardly able to cit
up oil DAY. Now he Is strong and appears
like healthy man. This Is certainly very
singular fact, and speaks more for the va.
:ers of Zircon than thousands OF false Ger.
tifca,es, usually thrust into our faces by
pufTers and runners for watercure inst'tu'
tons, and patent medicines. There were
twenty board,rs at the house when ] visited
Il, and Mr.. Abbott informed me that he had
more applications than he cauld accommo'
date. lie Is furnishing fourteen more rooms
that have jus. been finished in the third
story. aud they will soon DO occupied
A large addition in the rear Of the main
house, which when completed. will accom-.
moda,e large number Of boardcr', i' In
process Of finishing.
Tho house 10 we'll kept, the cir 10 pure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
For Tn, Oxford Democrat.
How are the expenses Of putting down
Rebellion 10 be Paidf

The property Of the Rebels should DO con-
fsea,ed in the FIRE. instance to pay the dam
ages done to Union men and losses they
have suffered by tho Rebels; and next to
pay the expense. OF the war. The large
crop OF cotton they boast in the hands oil
rebels might as we'll be contracted now as NJ
any time. and government, mus, zee 1t forth
coming in due season. Let the m'llicnaire'
they bOas, IN their army pay tho forfeit, not
only OF their lives, but their property. u
I MAINTAIN sui, u, law in our courts and
recover judgment, | get an execution Tor
debt and damages and IL !. only right and
Jus, that the rebels should pay the expenses
Of this unnatural war forced upon US by
their unholy and damnins lu', for power.
Rebellion must and will be crushed out.
and le, the Rebels Too, the bills with their
property. lie, pirates be suspended from
the yard arm OF the vessel in which they
are found. and rebel leaders upon the land
feel the halter draw from the gibbc.t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
The Franklin Patriot, referring to tho an.

The Franklin Patriot, referring to tho an.
ti.war convention called q, Bangor, says;
It is virtually call to those who believe
the Southern rebellion is oil RICH. and the
general Government, all wrong. 1t is virtu.
ally movement, in favor Of the Cons,itu-
,ional RICH, Of the State to secedc from the
Union.a theory which II adopted would
make our government mere rope Of sand,
and render IL the laughing stock Of the
world. No Democrat, in our opinion,
should countenance this movement in any
manner. Its ELECTS will be injurious and
only injurious.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

As will b seen by the above, the 'ubsciip-
ton list Of the Bethel Courier has been uni.
ted with thst OF the Oxford Democrat. The
reasons which have led TO this step, are also
fully explained. Tho Publishers OF the
Democrat would cay to the former readers
Of tho Courier. that ample arrangement,
have been made TO carry out the contracts
Of that paper. 90 that each subscriber will
receive paper, to the full amount OF his pay.
men,. We have endcavored TO erase from
one list the names OF all that occurred on
both. creditins ON the Democrat account,
oil thu. dropped, who have overpaid. Those
no, wishing to receive the Democrat will
have the parcr discontinued Immediately on
payment Of arrcargc-.
We shall cndcavor 20 far as possible TO
make the Democrat take the place OF To-.
cal paper. to the people Of Bethel. and vi.
ciniiy. Mr.. Smith has promised to furnish
u. matters Of interest. and DR.. True will
al.o continue TO communicate with his for
mer readers. With the hope that our rela-
tons with the readers Of the Courier may
bc a. plea.au, a. have been our relations
with its conductors. we pledge our bc-, en-.
dcavor. to furnish n home paper whica chs
NEE, their approval.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Tho Border States.

Tho border slave States must begin to zee
Tho terrible preiicamen, into which they
have plunged themselves BY adopting tho
suicidal heresy Of secession. Take the States
OF Maryland and Virginia, and look at their
present po.itios. compared with what u
nigh, have been had they been loyal TO the
Union from the Commencement OF the present
troubles. Maryland would havo had no
standing armies lowering over her borders.
or long guns pointed from Fort Mcileury
upon Baltimore, had not treason and row.
dyi'm showed its guilty head 10 Baltimore
riots. and other evidences OF like guilt
sprung up IN difIsreu, parts Of the State.
To-day she would have been enjoying the
full tide Of prosperity. Her ssriculturi't'
would now have been rcapins golden bar.
yes, BY furnishing supplies for the army.
Her trade would have been nourishing. and
public confidence mistaken. Her citizens
would have been enjoying the largest liberty,
and every man safe and secure under his
own vine and 6g tree.
Maryland is suffering, but nothing when
compared with Virginia. Tho Old Do
min,Oa is literally doomed to destruction.
Tho tramp. tramp, tramp Of thousands and
tens OF thousands upon her soil, her dwell.
inc, and public buildings turned into bar.
racks and military quarters; her corn and
whca, fields plowed up and dug mp; her
fences laid waste her houses burned: her
cattle seized and carried OF to feed the army ;
her trade destroyed and ruined her hanks
and monetary institutions on the verge OF
ruin, and business Of every kind completely
paralyred and destroyed.
This rs but a small portion Of the cup OF
their misery. Fathers. and brothers. and
husbands, and even boys are dragged away
from the endcarmcnts Of home and forced
into the rebel army. Mothers with their
dependent children arc lett destitute and
starving. aeeiog with terror and con.terna.
ton before the devouring ravagcs OF war.
The once peaceful abodes OF happy families
are now riddled with bullets. and their field.
ploved up with bomb shells and cannon
balls. All the unuiterablc horrors Of n civil
war are upon them a, their very doors.
And Yet all this could have been avoided
simply by remaining loyal TO the Union and
true TO their Government. From the full
tide OF prosperity they have plunged their
State into the terrible vortex Of civil war
Look at Alexandra deserted; !larper's
Ferry heap OF smouldcring ruins; their
wheat field. cut up into bitches and breast.
works. and all this is but the" beginning oil
the war"
VIA, i. true Of thee two States !, also
true Of Missouri. aud will be true Of every
State now in rebellion a terrible retribu'
ton follows a, the very heels Of treason
People mad with lanaticism and insane o,c'
imaginary wrons. may not now .ec the log
zeal results Of their own acts, bu, the tim,
will come when ,he-e maddenlng delu.ion'
will pass away. and then in all these StA,ci
they iriH wonder at their own madness, anC
look back with a.ionishmen, u, the mad
mess which lei them down TO the very ,erg'
OF destruction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

rGI,K or LIGHTNING. On Friday noon
last. a clump OF willow trees IN the rear Of,
and only some ~ feet distant from the bull.
ding Of Abial Chandler, E-q., Of Bethel. VA.
struck by lightning One OF the trees. quite
a largo one, was completely demolished, and
the bran,hc, and fragments scattered in all
directions. many OF them lodging on the
building. Some fifteen minutes before the
boil, struck, there were sixteen horses
.,a.ding under the trees, bu, were called in
to the yard to be " -al'ed."
4 few moment. alter the fret shock. an
other holt struck a .cy,he hanging in a tree
on the other eide OF the house. some five rods
distant, -plin,erins tho .ua'h the whole
length. and passing OF into tho ground
without touching the tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

The Bangor Viii; Of Monday says the en-
tire cos, OF the seven Maine regiments, when
IN Washington, including outfits in full,
horses, wagons, advances TO government. Tor
,rap.por,at on. bounty Of $3.50, 600. sI'
ira session 81 legislature, and all other eI.
pcnses, will be icss than ST1I5 900. weun.
ders,and that our regiments have been for
nished as cleaply as those Of any other
State, and ,iat their outfit, are generally
superior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
To the Subscribers ofThs Bethel Cour.

In common with many other country
newspapers. We are ut last compelled to dis.
continue tho publication Of tho Cour''r.
Our want Of success Is partly owing to the
general depression in business throughout
the country. but is mainly owing to lack
Of local advertising patronage.
To the subscribers TO the Ccmicr We have
to return our warmest thanks for their sen.
erou, aid and support. and 1t Is With much
resre, that we part with them but We are
confident ,ha, tbero are none among them
who desire u. to publish the paper a. lo's,
nor can We do %. and as the be', thing that
We could do. under the existing circunstan.
cc., wo have transferred our list to the Or.
ford Democrat. which paper will be sent to
such Of our subscribers as have paid in nd.
vance, TO the full amount OF their 'ubs;rip.
ton. and NO trust that this arrangement
will te satisfactory TO all.
DR.. W. II Iapham has the bills Of those
who are in arr@rs Tor subscription. and will
call on them, personally. soon. aud we hope
,ha, all will be prepared to pay tho small
sums duo. for they are much needed.
J. A. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

NoEwAr LiGur INFANCY. The term OF
enlistment, OF this. the hr., company from
-" Old Oxford to respond to the call of tho
prcsiient, Tor men TO pa, down the rebel
lion, expired with tina, Of the ir-, regiment,
on the 9th. W. learn tha, letters have
been received a, Norway, to the ofce, that,
IL the regiment shall decide to come home,
/, 10 the intention Of the mo-, OF the mem
bers Of the Infantry TO return. II, is prob
able ,ha, tie COMPANY will Be recruited to
the prvsen, requirement. OF the Department,
aud viii 10 one OF the companies TO serve
for the riols war. II was the remark Of u
prominent Democrat who love. country
more than party. as they lef' 81. Paris, in
April, that " this company is en.hrined in
every hear, in the whole county" No
one can doubt this; sni the people OF this
county will feel a just pride in their present
determination TO see the end OF the s,rus.
gle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
C,r,,ov 70 ,yx D.xocRIcY. Its 2,

CAUTION TO TEE DEMOCRACY. IL Is ru'
mored that effort. are being made to en,raT
tho Democracy Of certain towns into send
ing delegates to the Norombega Convention
a, Bangor under the falsc representation
tina, 4, Is to 10 the Convention Of the true
Democracy. That a.semblage. IL holder
q. all. will DO anything but democratic oil
patriotic gathering. Let the Democracy
.hun |, rs they would shun tho " Hartford
Convention or any other equally traitor
Gus convocation. Tho true Democratic
Convention assemblies in this city on tho i4sf
OF August. Augusta Age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

Capt. Staples Home Artillery yesterday
garrisoned Fort Scanned, taking with them
u battery Of rifed brass six FOUNDERS from
the State Arsenal. The work sheds srs to
be enlarged % rs to Afford the company
quarters within the fort.
The company will be mustered into the
State service at i O'Clock shis afternoon y
Col. Z. X. Harding. at the Fort.
IAdv. ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

The Atlantic Monthly has been promptly
received. Among the articles which will
command universal attention are tributes to
Douglas, and Theodore winthrop.-the
latter embracing the article finished on the
day Of his death. Nat Turner'S insurree-
ton; Where will the Rebellion leave US
Mail clad s.eamers,-and others on matters
Of public interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Caucus--Woodstock.

The Republicans of Woodstock are re-
aues,ed % meet az the town house IN said
town on saturday. the % day Of August
nsxt. az I o'clock +. IL. to choose three
delegates % attend the State Convention to
b. holden at Augusta on the 9Th OF August,
and four 20 attend Senatorial and County
Conventions 70 be holden at Paris on the
6,h Of August also 20 choose a Republican
town committee for the ensuing year.
". h. LAPHAM.
Chairman Republican Town Com.
Woodstock. July -. 1901.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

We are indebted TO Hall l.. Davis. Port.
land. for copy Of HArPer's Magazine. for
August. The opening article isa descr'p.
ton. with illustrations, Of the great Central
Park. The amount s1pouuded on this work.
since In 1857. reaches elk millions. The
number also oou,ainss valuable paper on
insects destructive to maize.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of the town OF
Paris are requested % meet At the Town
House. in .aid town. SATURDAY, Angus, ID.
ut O'Clock l.. NJ, 10 choose delegates to
attend the County and Senatorial Conyen.
,iop-, 90 - holden on Plri- Hill. Au: 9th:
q choose delegates TO the State Convention;
o. choose a committee OF 2 to meet slm'-
lar committee from the town Of Hebron, AMI
Franklin and Milton Plantations 10 appor-
ton the time OF representation for the sev
,ral towns and plantations tor the next ten
years. Per Order
TOWN. COMMITTEE.
Pans. July 22l, lSGl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

The Boston Journal Of Monday. learn.
from letter received by q mercantile firm
in tina, city. dated Cienfuesos, 9Th. that all
the prizes brought into that port by the
priva,eer Sumter. had been released and put
in possession Of their officers, and that they
would oil resume their voyages on the fol-.
lowing day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

Rrc,rruErp. Two Of the vessel. taken
BY the pirate. JED. DAVIS. have been recap
tured from their prize crews, and have ar.
rived m New York. One 10 schooner J. ;.
Warning. and the brig Cuba. Tue crews
lsf, on board overcome tho prirs crews sp-
pointed TO take them into port.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

FlrE Ar w,tkKS's Mus. On Monday
afternoon last. u small stable, owned by
Mr.. J. NJ Swif, At Walkers Mills. Bethel,
was Destroyed by frc together with small
quantity II board. and shingles stored in
the bulldog. The origin Of the Ere is un-
known. Lo.s about $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

RECRUIT 80. l.icu,s. Greene and Park,
OF the ia U. 5. Infantry, have been IN
,hi. place, durin; the present week. to OBJ.
tain recruits for the regular service. Five
year. ). tn, term Of enlistment. They will
,i.i, some " the towns on the line OF the
railroad bebrc leaving the county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

According to the new apportionment, un'
der the census OF 1860. the aggregate number
OF members Of the U. s. House Of Rspresen'
tatives 10 reduced S. The South loses o and
the North gains /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
PunLrHrp EVERY rxIpAr MORNING nr
WIN. A. PIDaIN & Co..
rEcrRixroHs.
JomN }. FERRY. Editor.

rrRNS.--ope Dollar and finy Cen,', pe
,J,,ns., Two Doil.i., at the end OF The
Clubbing. We wouh respectfully call the
.,,.a,;,a Al och a. are .posed 10 le1a their AID
=, ,x,,ri,ss N. eirculaIioae 81 hone paper 10
the f,llo~ipg offer;
We ~tn seei
ro Cs-p'--. er Sns var, tnr Is-oo
~ Copis., Zoe oHe year, Tor sV'oo
AL one coy TO the per-on eet,iHs up the eh'o'
The nions, ms.t accompsa, the erde'.
Ts. VI. Fsueas,n \ Co.. 10 STATE Su'ee
Boston. and isa NASSAU Sueci, New io'A' I"
ear aathofit-,l agents.
jon PRINTING Dsath e,scaied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

CHANGE or Coxx,SprRs. Gen. Patterson
ha. been superseded BY Gen. Banks. and
Gen. John A. DIX takes command at Balti.
more. in place Of Banks. Gen. Patterson
leaves the service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Republican Senatorial Convention.
OXFORD DISTRICT.

The Republican, Of the Second Senatorial
District will meet ia convention at Paris
lIiil. on Tuesday, August 9th, lSjl, AZ
. O'Clock, =. NJ, % nominate two esndi.
date. Tor senators. and transact, any other
business that may come before them.
Basis same az County Conyeniion.
Per Order.
BETHEL. July 10. ls6l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

Reports from the South say the Roanoke
had captured and sunk q privatcer. All
the prizes taken into Cienfuegus by the
Sumter. have been released, and the pirate
ordered OF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

The keel Of the guuboat to be built in
Bath by Mcssrs. Larrabes and. Allen In.
been laid and the work Of construction Will
be prosecuted with oil Dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Republican State Convention.

The Reruhhcsn. ~ Maia- will mc,t ~ Con-
,.a,,na IN Mronian Han. Augusta. on W sdn'sda,
the >~seath d.y Of Auga.t neat. 81 nominals q
s,ni,d.tr hir 1ayvrpnf, and 10 transact any Other
I,-,n... hat ma, cuuns l-loFr the C'a'ea''oa,
TIE tass II rvpf,srnistau wiu h. a. i'loss.
iaCh ,i-y, town AIT Plaau'tioa shall ~ rnih'~ ''
,ns t.isga'e; each cits. town sad pliniai'na that
e,.t - vote. 81 he Republican csnd,daie ioT
Go,,tuat ~ iS,D. shsi - sutiti-d o. an sddh'oa-
~ d.ss,ts: ani oas tsi, gate be sNrTy 100 'aiss
f.r .ati e. aaii,isis 90 l~,D, above IS.
~ The state Cummutse ~ill he ~ sess'ea Al
The >tanIc, llouss the ,'sn,ug before the eon'en-
ttpn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

We arc indebted to Hon. ii. Hamlin. Tor
valuable Public Documents. lie will
please accept our thanks Tor the polite ss'
tentiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

Coon RYE. Our neighbor. j. c. Marble,
ESQ, has cut from his field OF rye several
stalks : IL fee. high. The field Of seven
acres. will average feet in height.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

JN>. q. Ri.Ai T.,
LEONARD ANDREWS,
FREDERICK EOBlt,
J. :. LlfORD,
JOHN n. MARROW,
EDWIN FIVE,
yACOR =. SMITH,
CHRISTOPHER PRINCE,
4. HARMON.
= q. STRICKLAND,
ENGENE HALE,
". n. SMELL,
An. FARwELL.
OZtN~ BLANCHARD,
M. LlNEgMOl,E,
a.. WOODBURY.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26
Jul, u. 1851

Jul, u. lsbl. hfrs'aehE S'a' ''"'"''
NotI The D-kgstrs are reqas'te'i TO- lea''
th.if rr,,l.ni,.. Nth th- state Coumittre bsiofc
th- h.ur ofthe Hcying oi the Coavcni'na.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-07-26

and invisoratiug. and the water which gush.
O. from the earth Is truly the water Of life.
Go invslid' and try them. and rest assured
that you will 10 bensitted--cured. u.