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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

ASOTurR BT,E lluNT. 4 eorrc.ronden,
at Shclburnc. y II C"B y give. u.
the particular. OF a .uccc-.iul hear hunt. in
that town. resulting IN the capture OF two
enc specimens. Mrssr.. VI. and J. NJ. Bcn.
nett. who are engaged IN cutting wood IN
the eastern part of the ,osn, lately di'eou.
cred bear track They Immediately start.
ci IN pursuit.. armed only With axe, and
knivc. At the Barr. 80 cilIei) they
found their game lodged IN u hollow tree.
which they entered high up, and on enter.
ins. dew the ladder after them \ hole
VA. cut n, the bottom. through which a
knife. fastened TO pole. was thrust, killing
enc. jet as the other emerged 4, the TIP ct
the stub. lie W.. -Oon dispatched with the
same instrument. and the hun,er- were 70.
wardcd with the carcsssc- of two Of the
fines, bears. ever taken IN the region. The
meat has b'cn sen: TO market, and our cnr.
re'pnndeni e',ima,e. will ell for a sum 'uf'
6cicu;. with the bounty and overeol,.. to
purchase several barrel, Of wesiern aour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

A COOP DErp. Some ono write. home
an aecoun, % the lab,r- OF Rev. Mr. Snow
chaplain nf the a3d regiment, LEARNING by
some mean. that some 81 The letter. belong
inc TO ~. regiment had not been forwarded,
be mounted hs hors, aad rode 10 Washing
ton. To look them M About ,so hundred
and City letter. were found. which ho put
in pouch and carried 70 the camp, 10 the
erea, satisfaction OF the previously diap'
pointed soldiers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

TnE ARRESTS Our Senator'S IN Congress
Lave each made brief speeches. on the sab.
j.e, Of Military Arrests. Mr. fe'senden
take. the position that come Of them might
have been unwi.c and he does nat fully
approve the manner in which IL ~as done.
Yet he does not wish to embarrass the Ad-
mini''ration by forcing sn Investigation
Senator Morrill, takes the broad view thai
the acts were right. proper and necessary
These men were actively engaged IN Efforts
to destroy tho government, and the Presi'
den, ir laying hi. hands upon them, was a.
essentially aiding hi. coun ~. sustaining
the supremacy Of the Constitution and the
laws, as when giving direction, to bic gen.
erals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

TUE AL,n,N,. The san Jaein,o caughl
tho Alahama IN ihs port Of Martinique,
bu. she escaped in a dark night. From
t,.paiehe, received a, the Navy Department,
!, appear, iha, tho Captain OF the san
Jncinio bad been notified IN advance by tho
Governor of Martinique ,ha, II he stayed in
tho harbor until tho departure Of the
Alabama. he mus, remain twen,yfo four hours
ai,er~ard also but no might watch for her
outside, beyond the jurisdiction OF the
Emperor o, France. lie wen, out. after
arranging with the American ship Hampton
to signal him with rocket, On the Departure
OF the Alabama. Tho signals were seen.
bu. the pirate had run out under the shAd'
ow Of the b'sh precipic,., aud thus e'aded
the San Jae,n,o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19
Oxford Items.

The Oxford Wooden Mills. under the di.
rcc,,on Of their cn,erprisine proprietor. 10
.eph Robinson. Eco. are still doing an ex'
ten.ive and rroftsble business. Under the
operation Of the Excise Law OF Congress.
Mr. Robinson will annually pay the govern.
men, Se,wecn two aud three thousand dol.
Lar. direct tax. The cloths manufactured
at these Mills. have an excellent reputation
IN the market, and meet with n ready sale.
Mr. Hall, the former partner Of Mr.. Robin.
son, La. removed TO Rochester. y. H.. and
there erected a mill. which is nearly ready
Tor operation.
A large number Of dwelling houses have
been erected in tho village, during the pas.
season, and PREPARATIONS arc being made for
building Others mex, 'rripr.
Charles Cobb. son and only child OF Syl'
vanu. Cobb. E-q.. of Oxford. and private in
the 18th Regiment, Maine Volunteers. died
a few DAYS since III one OF the Virginia hos.
pi,als This makes eleven young meo from
Oxford. who haze offered uprheir lives for
their country. since the commencement OF
TIN. war. Mr.. Cobb was an Cxcel!cn, young
mau was married only n few days before
he LET, with hI. regiment. TO m amiable
young lady. who with his parents are great
~ afflicted by hi. death.
A, the other village in town. tweleh-
ville.) there isa large Match Factory.
where the block, for the " Portland Match
o.. are made. /, doe, large and proa'a'
bic business.
Mapr Dodge. the late efscicn, and popu.
lar Quar,erma.,er Of the lOih Maine Rsei'
mcp,. who on account, OF III health bad TO
resign hi- position. several weeks since. u
buili,nc . emo dwelling hous', which, when
completed, will bc one Of the mos, elcsan;
res,ieneeS in thu. part oil the County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

iSprsSHr Da,NpLp or GKEir BRrTAlV.
The following j. taken from Mr. Seward's
note to Mr. Adams. dated Nov ;. 1862
" The telegraph announce. the de.ruc'
ton OF another bilf.doIen American vessels
on the high sea. by tho steamer 90. Tho
Pre.iden, is obliged To regard these desuue-
lions as icing made by British suhrc. in
violation OF the Law u nations. after rep-a.
ted and ample notice. warning and remon-
''rance- had been given by you to til, Brit.
ISL Government. l,p presumed ,ha, ligh.
10 tho notice or Her madjes,y', Govern.
men'. The legal proofs in supper, Of claim
Tor indemnity will DO collected ana tran,.
mi,ied TO you as speedily as possible"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

TnE MrHsIEs OF TnEBE. Me.srs. Aver
& Co. have received from Alexandria. car
80 OF r1g- TO pay for their medicines. which
are largely sold IN Egypt. They areevidrn,.
ly gathered iron all cIa.s,, and quarter. Of
the Paehe', tominion.-ths ea-,oG gar
meo. oi iladj' and llOwaiJi.-~hI,s linen
,urhan.. loose breeche-. and hosing robc..
Not the iea', part OF their bulk is cloth IN
which bodies were emb,Imed and wound
Tor preservation three thou'ipd year. ago.
They arc now 10 be made into paper Tor
Aver. Almanac, and thus. alter having
wrapped the dead for thirty centuries. arc
used TO warn tho living from tho narrow
house which they have 50 long inhabited.
and to which, in spite of all our guards
and cautions, We mu't.o surely 20.
Daily Evening Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Tux ArTnoE or PoLIrIc,L ARRESTS i.
may no, be generally known tia, the author
OF Political Arre.. in this country VAS
George Washington. when he was at Cam
fridge during the winter Of 1876. organ.
lied the army with which he ai.erward won
our Independence. On ii, 18th Of Nov.
.mber. l7115. ho directed Col WIN. Palfrsy.
Of hi. staff. TO arrr., tho tory ot!ics holders
at Portsmouth. n. II. and later 10 the .-a.
son urged the Governors 81 States TO Gov.
Jrumbull Of Connecticut. +" should persons
who are preyins upon the ,itals Of their
country bc suffered TO stalk at large. Wills.
We know they will do u. every mischief in
their pOwer'" Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19
For the Oxford Democrat.
A Letter from Washington.
WARRINGTON, Dec. llth,

NNuiNUtoN, bec' litn, ioOs.
Congress has entered upon tho dis
match Of busine. with somewhat moro
prom pti,ude than usual. Tie more factious
democrats. flushed with their recent vic
tories and aciuared with q d'sire TO take
up time aud % re,ard or Illustrate altogether
some iupor,an, measures. have thus lar been
instant IN their endeavors to prejudice tho
administration. In thus course they have
not escaped rrbute from their more patriot
&c brethren. Saeh men a. Senators Ne.-
NTH and Wright have boldly INDICATED
the President and ~. policy against the
attack. Of the friends and adm'rer. Of slavery.
The debate in tho llou,c on the admission
Of IVES, Virginia was very animated and
earnest, and brought on, some OF tho be',
talent OF that body. Ms.'r- Crittsnd-n,
Collax. Conway. Stevens. Bingham and
Others participating in the discussion. The
constitutional powers involved wero much
argued. but the real bone o.. contention va.
probably tho fact tha, VI admitted Yves,
Virginia would 10 virtually a lree state.
There Is no doub. that the legislature and
people will aeeep, the amendment. made in
their constitution 10y Congress and 50 an.
other DO added to the .i,,erhood Of free
states.
The bankrup, bill OF last session seems
likely to receive very early attention. \
good bankrupt law seems more necessary TO
the busine. interests Of the country now
than ever before.
We have been having some extremely
cold weather Tor this latitude. which nus,
have caused great suffering in tho CAMPS.
IL seem. doubtful II much more can be
accomplished by our army. in 'hi' quarter
the present season,
The vlcc Prr,,ien, has Ia, arrived look.
irg very well and has received a warm vel
como from his many friends. Senator's
fe.ssndcn & Morrill, have been here since
the commencement OF the session and nearly
II no, quito all OF our delegation IN tho
House arc here. I. 5. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

EMANCIPATION N MiSslrEi. The bin in
irodae'd into the House Monday. by Mr.
NOEL OF Missouri, provide. tina, in case ~.
state OF Missouri adopt. a system Of hume.
u'''s emancipation g ali her slaves. within
year iron the frs, Of January next. the
'o''ed States shall apply ten million, Of siS
Per cent thirty year bond. to the remuncr.
alton OF loyal owners. and shall eolon,,s
such OF The slaves a. desire 20 leave the
State. No master Who ha. in any way aid.
ed the rebellion. il 10 receive any eoD,e,.,
ton for the los. OF hi. slaves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Among the volunteers at fredericksburg.
to cross the river. was Rev. Arthur B. Full.
Ter, OF Massachusetts,. chaplain Of the 10th
Massachusetts, regiment. lie was shot in
the thigh, and died IN short time after.
Mr. Fuller had been compelled. by reason
OF feeble health. 20 resign his position. aud
had taken leave Of bis men that morning.
lilo Was greatly beloved by the regiment and
highly esteemed wherever known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

1, reported from Baltimore. tia, the
British steamer Cadnus bad .een a large
dee, going into Cape Fear river.
\ Dispatch from Washington 10 The Phil.
aIeIphia Pre-. 'Ay' Gen. Banks has landed
at WiuIon. y. C.. and assumed command
Of al the forces IN that Department.
Another rrpor, .ay, Gsh Bank ha, gone
g. New Orlean. 10 depo-e Gen. Butler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Sclec,meu Of the town Of Peru dc-irc
TO call the attention Of municipal officers OF
town. to the fact. tina, they will petition
the mex; Legislature TO repeal tho enact.
men,. approved Marrh -, 1862. granting
State AID 10 soldiers families. They believe
the operation OF the law i. detrimental TO
the hest interest. Of the Inhabitants o. the
town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

S,LE on SurEr. \ correspondent o! the
lesi.ion Journal. writing IRON Ei., DIX.
Geld. mentions the fac, that Mrs.r.. Batter.
field aud White, had just driven % ESQ
-heep. mostly purchased in tina, ,icini,y.
Tins wa. their second lot. Are no, farmers
Who cell sheep. now. following the example
Q, the man Who killed hi, goose tia, lay
the golden ess.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Tny TrTn. \ paragraph with regard
to tbs regiment. published 'hor, ,Imo
since. conveyed the impression 'ha, Lieut.
Col. f,lcbrown Ma. in command. Coll
Bcal returned 10 b.. regimen, several ~ccks
since. III, wound. are hcalsd 80 tina; be
suffer. no ineou,cnicnc, from them. The
regimen, i. stationed near Harper. Ferry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19
k,o,,lLLr. Mn. Nov. 9th. 1860.

KNOXVILLE, ND, Nov. 18th. lSO..
EpiToE OF Tux OXFORD DtaocRlr Al
low me through the columns OF your paper.
to express the thank, Of the Bethel and
Greenwood boys, in the 10Th Maine Req.
inent. to the Union lidie, OF Ito Bethel and
Greenwood sewing Circle, Tor n package Of
footing, which they sindly cent US. No act
Of theirs could have elicitoi our warmer
thanks and often. when on our lonely
night duty, wh'l; enjoying the beneh, Of
warm feet. which We otherwise could not
have done, weshall think Of and thank the
kind donors. ], gives US much pleasure,
while lar away from home and friends.
fighting for all that Is tho mos, dear TO US
National Freedom and universal ri:ht,-,o
be thus kindly remembered. 'ha, we are not
forgotten by the friends We have lett be.
hind /; to know tina: like the women OF Rev.
dictionary fame. our own kind friend. and
neisheor', arc helping on the good work.
a SOLDIER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

f.IuER AND SoS on TuE B,rrLE fmLp.
A story is told Of the veteran Sumner a. tho
battle OF Ahtieianr. Ill. son. Capt. sum.
ner. a youth OF twenty one. was on hls
',ad Tho old man calmly stool amid.
storm OF .bo, and shells. and turned To send
him through doubly raging IRE. upon =
mission Of daty. Ilo nigh, never eco b.,
boy again. bu, h' coun,ry claimed hI, life.
and, a. he looked upon hi, brow. he grasp
ed III. hand, cneireIcd him ia Iii arms. and
fondIy kissed hx. Good byc. sammy"
" Goodbye, father" and the youth mount
Ing hi, morse. rode giily on the message.
lie returned unharmed. and again his hanI
was sra'pod wisha cordial . How dye DO.
sammy ?" answered by grasp Of equal at.
fiction. The 'cens~as touching 10 those
around.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Hon. L. T.. Wesioa las addressed letter
to Governor COburn aud the new Lert.la.
'1re' nrs'ns the importance Of founding an
agricultural College. by late Law the
GENERAL Government gives portion Of the
paoiie lands. to such States as have such
institutions IN operation within two year.
irou last July. he estimates the amour,
"hiea would come to Maine. at SEQ 200
The lads are Dot gwen until tie building.
ore erected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The B,ddeford Union states tina. Captain
Cowan Of tho Maine Cavalry. who ha, been
obliged to resign on account Of Ill health, AZ
rived a, b.. home in that city on tuesday
last. and i. now confined to his house by
illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Tac telrgrapton Tuesday announced tie
death Of Eliphale. Case, for par, OF the las,
year. Editor OF tho Portland Advertiser.
Ito died a, Patriot, Indiana. of pneumonia.
at the age OF GO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Pacific Mail steamship Moses Taylor
Is reported TO have broken q shaft. when
800 mile. down the eoas, from San Francis.
CO. She mus, lie idle until new one i.
shipped from New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Calais Herald say. nearly oil tho
mill. on the river ars done running. The
lumber merchant. are Citing on, Tor the
woods. and the prospects are IN an aver.
age busiur-. will b, done thus winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

PAPER FROM ursSs The Gardiner Jour-
nal says that paper making from CO, a busks
is no new discovery but ,ba. M'sr.. Rich.
ards x lloskin. Of that city, manufactured
paper from husss as long as twenty years
ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The advance in the price OF lumber. ha.
given new impetus 90 It's manufacture in
the vicinity of Bethel Lynch & liammon.
Steam Saw Mil i. expected to be in opera.
ton all winter, their LOGS beng brough,
down on the Railroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

\ corresponten, state. tina, Mr.. l.
Downs, of Mexico, private in Co. D.. 10Th
Maine Regiment. while on guard duty Nov
~, near Sharp,burg, Nd los, ono Of hi.
hands. by the accidental discharge Of his
muske,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

One OF the democratic papers says tho
New York majority wasa Staggering one.
Weldon, think anybody will dispute that
Statement, who knows how the groc shop.
voted. lRoekland Democrat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

\ vtrdan, .uhjc, Of Her Majcs.y's do.
minions. whose 'ympa'hie' are slightly &c.
ce.h. was frightened the other day by a
wsg. who told him ,ha, orders had come to
arres, all foreigners. aud draft them into
NJ United States service. Z" WALL" said
he, &" | shall take GU, oirih:a'iOn papers to-
morrow"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Pioneer learns tina, Richard E. Pow.
er', son OF a. Powers. E'q.. Of Fort FAIR.
field. OF TO. II, eo,h rrsimsnt was 'ho,
through the RICH, hand when on guard
during the nigh, Of Nov. Goth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

In the long liz, Of killed and wounded IN
tho battle AZ Fredericksburg, the Maine 81.
18th. 10Th, l7ih ana i9,h Regiment, are
mentioned; DO, we recognize no name,
from thi' vicinity. We notice ,ha, y. N.
c. Heath. of the Gardiner journal. !, sc,
down a. wounded in :he chest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

N Z. CnrEcu. Bishop Simpson Is rs:
signed IA the M.ne Conference TO be holden
al Chs.tnu, Stree, Churh April e2od. and
tho East Name Conference a. Rockland,
Anil Goth. Portland Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Postmaster General has re.cinded all
order. heretofore made excluding irOm Pos,
Office. and tho mills, certain paper. pre-.
.sntcd by grand juries. and otherwi'e rep
resented u, di.loyal TO tho government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Did 1t ever occur to any person. rs eu.
rious fact, tina, since the law abOli.hins
bOun,ie- was repealed in this State, nearly
all the bears are killed JUS. aero. the line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Secretary Smith la, been nominated by
the President. Justice Of the U. ). Court,
1, is though, tia, Assistant Secretary Ush,
er will succeed him in the cabinet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Augusta correspondent. Of The Bangor
Courier says that lion. s. = Jersey OF Ban.
Cor has paid the whole amount Of indebted.
ne-s to the State, n the las, bond Of u ID.
Peck, State Treasurer. The sum paid was
about twenty thousand dollars, only half oil
which i, due this year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

vALLASDIouAH AN UGLr AoauiNrAscr.
The Bucyrus tOhio, Journal ha. the FOL.
lowing incident Of SIR vallandishaa'. Iats
visit TO Mansfield, Ohio. After the speak.
ers had concluded. three men entered an
omnibus TO ride TO . railway station, and
sas down. An unknown person VS. in tho
vehicle. One OF them asked another. 4" Did
you hear va'Iandishsm ?" No." replied
the Other nd'snsn,ly. 81, would he moro
creditable TO hear JET DAVIS himself than
that contemplate traitor. vallendentootin.
ham :" Hero tho stranger started up. and
putting on o severe look AMI an extra AN.
cunt Of dignity. 'aid fercclv. | am Mr.
vailandigham 80 LIT don't make biI Of
difference. firmly replied ,Ls gentleman.
:" have nothing TO take back +" Tn.
completely cowed the buiternu'. and 10
renamed entirely dumb during the remain.
der Of the trip.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Price Current .ay. the Portland Kcr.
osene Oil Company las, week Fixed the price
OF their oil a, So cent. Ter gallon. by the
barrel. with n reduction on large lots.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Burlington Time. n informed tina.
there are nov aggregated At Rou'e'' Poin,
ahou, ! | 200 muskets. go swords. 500 largo
rrvol'sr,. !. 200. 900 cap. and II tons OF
powder. which wero shipped from Nsw
York. They are now held a, tho Point by
Marshal Dunn, by the order OF the SeeesarT
OF War.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Gen Beaure:'rd propose, in a letter Of
Bragg TO call the Union men abolliioni.i..
Beaurrgard Is eIra, a: calling At names.
lie call. himself by u name ,hs, be never
-, from hi, father and mother
IPren,icS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The House o, Representatives, has voted
81 to 81. tba, no change shall be madc. IN
existing laws, providing for the paymsn, Of
the interest on the public debt in coin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

DovER. n n. Dec. IL. AZ the Republic.
can Convention Of the Let Congressional Dis
,r,ct. held IN this city to-day Hon. joel
Eastman OF Conway was nominated on tho
fourth ballot.
IL is q good nomination.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

\ Dispatch to tho Pres, rays the Goth
Maine Regimen, was in the Eight q, freder.
ies'burs. tut suffered comparatively little
loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Daniel \. Whitman. Co C.. Goth Maine
Regiment, is reported siek IN hospital, a,
Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Thomas stckney. Co. X. l4,h Maine
Regiment. died a, New Orleans, recently.
lie belonged IN Di1held.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The cass OF Com. Preble. has been exam
ined by a Naval Commission. Who sustain
the President. in ti'missins him from the
service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The new steamship Mavro:ordi,as Is ad.
,crti.ed TO .ail from Portland for London on
ntbe Goth INST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

Gen. Wool has beca removed from the
command Of the Department, Of Maryland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

I, !. n consolation TO know tia, coffee. in
1888 was 81 Per pound.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

The Portsmouth Chronicle says Col.
Gilman Mlr'on oi Exeter. i. reported to 30
one OF the latch OF newly appointed Bsis,-
diers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

---- 49, ,s..n-ga,s,s. ~nnuu' wnicn adveriis-
Ing phy.ician or medicine OF ihi. lind 4. de.ert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

c. E., and Denly Line, Vermont.
Sold H., Df Rust - Paris. uatss A. r. 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

--u 10 give rrrrrN satisfaction than any other
sewing machine IN the market, or money refund
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

49, - s..'''I'r 's''orr purchasIag, aad se'
that the hull name
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-12-19

80. "a. tcO-.
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