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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24
Tia Now yudgss.

Gov. washburu has nominated Judge
appleton. Of Bangor. for Chisi Justice. IN
place Of Judge Tsuney; J. q. Dictcrson,
Of Belfast. Associate Justice, 70 GIL bic
place. and Edward Fox. Of Portland. in
place Of Judge GoOtenOw. Judge Tenney.
on aecoun, Of his age aud in6rm health, No
understand, did not personally desire re-
appointment, although many Of bic friend'
strongly urged It. Ito has been on the
Bench 81 years, and one Of is most d'ssin'
guissed members. lie will carry with him
into his rc,iremen, the profound regards OF
the bar, and the best wishes OF the people Of
the whole State. Judge Appleton lea ripe
scholar. q profound. acute thinker, and y
man Of almo., unbounded industry and re.
search. lie possesses \ remarkably clear
head. .. afrable and kind In his manners.
has kind heart, yet Is stern and inieIiblo
In wh.,eyer he believes to 5c right. We
have no doub, he will honor the dignifed
position assigned to him by the Governor.
or Mr.. Dieker,on We personally know but
little. lie is said TO be gentleman who
Ia. gained some distinction at tho bar. and
has the education. the ability. and tho tact
necessary to make popular Judge. lie
was strongly recommended by the bar from
the eastern section Of the State, and also
had letters OF recommendation TO the Cover.
nor from large number Of distinguished
men in other professions.
Mr.. Fox is man Of ability and stern In.
tegri,y. and has u large business as q prae'
ticins lawyer. Whether he will be as sue.
c,s.ful On the bench rs he has boon at the
bar. time will demonstrate.
George +. Talbot. E.q.. Of Machias, was
strongly urged for Associate Justice by some
Of the be., men in the State. lle undoub,-
edly pO.se-sc. the peculiar elements Of char.
ae,er necessary to make popular Judge.
David Il. Hastings. E.q.. Of Lowell. had
also strong saprOrs for the position. Tho.c
Of u. who have long personally known Maj.
iiis,irg.. aud been associated with him q,
the bar. kno'c that he would make an e1.
csl!eu,, popular Judge. Had his friends
moved a little earlier IN the matter he pro-
baby would have been the successful candi.
date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24
Camp Lincoln.

Being in Portland. las, week. we took
occasion TO visit Camp Lincoln. We found
the sd and 18th resiuens,ery comfortably
quArtercd in wooden barracks, while tho
York County regiment. Col. Tapley, oeeu-
rlel canvass tents. While there. the two
sr.t named regiments were on drill duty.
Although these men have been in camp but
.hor, tune. yet in their exercises they
showed very oommendasle proficiency in
military tactics. Another thing struck us
q. worthy Of o,e.-ihe-t regiments are =
very fne body OF men. both mentally and
physically. They appeared cheerful aud
happy, aud anxious - Dc OF TO the land Of
"Dixie." These solder. are undoubtedly
YANKEES; We Judge % from the numerous
evidence. we saw OF their ingenuity in max.
ius their quarter. and everything about
them comior,abls aud convenient, We also
saw evidences Of ancestral PRIDE. uPou
canvass. on the from, Of the OAlOri County
tcni.. were ?linied two large tear. with
this motto between them W ere arrays
~ % iLe srrai5A"
On THURSDAY morning. Col. fes'cndsn's
regimen, (2jthl Left for the South. They
were escorted 70 the dep,, by the sd.
Macy Of these young men wen, from Port
land aud IL. vicinity. OF course large
number Of their friend. and relatives gath.
cred around them at the cars 90 say good
bye" but the brave boys. with heroic for
;i,ude tru.hel away their tears. tho well.
known starting signal Of the engine was
given. aud away they wen, amid the shouts
y, the assembled III rons, cheering and way.
Ing their ear.. until distance hil them from
view. Such is the soldier. life.
We Also saw tie rennan, Of the sallan,
Maine S,,cnth-ihe heroc. Of ten hard
fought battles. They broush, with them
10 Portland striking evidences iha, they had
been 70 the wars ~ this gallant li;tlo
banl u Scared veterans " wsrc quartered
IN tie new city building, they could be 'een
sitting around lis front, in the middle Of the
Day. rceouniin: u listening crowd, around
them their pas, hari'hiP-, the incidents
connected with their many hard Tough, Dat
,lc'. during the time they have been in the
service. They are now a; Camp Lincoln.
in the quarters recenIly occupied BY the
2j;h Maine.
The sd Maine leit on Saturday for the
war. Thus j, our noble State promptly re-
spending to the calls Of the government,
anI sending forth her braves, son. TO the
scene. VI conflict. TO all in putting down
the mos, a,rOeious rebellion the world ever
Jaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24
THE xFORD EiMOCRA It.
M,. Appleby, Mrs. shcknsy,

traction. Mn. Appleby. Mrs. sheknsy.
and Mrs. Harrington, particularly the first,
had great variety Of pickles, preserves. &'.'
which would render their tables nesd ones
to partato from. The hsrbarium by q:
w. Weston could not have been duly con.
sidered by the committse-.tbs skill and To-.
Dor necessary to prepare one Of like siro and
besoiy--or It would have received at least
an award Of thanks At their hands. The
collection Of stuffed birds by him and others,
alec added respectable feature to the upper
hall. The pastel and pencil drawings, by
Miss Mariana Souther. were highly credit.
able to ono 80 young 10 years and frae'ies.
IL 10 to DO regretted that there were no
more agricultural and other implements on
exhibition. Farmers. bring in the tools you
work with, next year. and machines such
n are susceptible OF motion, they always
please the eye, and crafty the heart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

SEvENrrESrn RrGiINr. a letter frot, =
member Of this regiment. says IL now con.
poss.a part Of Bcrry's brigade. Hein',el.
mans Division. The regiment bid farewell
y for, Grebls. on the 9,h inst, and march.
ell to Poplar Farm. two mlles from Upton's
I'LL. Here ,hcy expected to rect, but or.
ders came To cook two days ra,ious; and
The next day they marched through rain
aud mud. - miles, resting on tho ground,
bu, with good fires to dry their clothes.
Next day.a march OF two miles brought
them TO Edwards Ferry, Nd, where they
sro now .ncampod. But ono man 10 Co.
F. threw away bi, knap.ack on tho march,
which was better than any other company
could boast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Died. in fryeburs, 9Th ul,., Abram " 4.
Powers. aged &c,
Mr.. Powers. when lad, was an appren.
,ice in the Office OF the Norway Advertiser.
Leaving there. he was employed on the Cum.
berland and Oxford Canal. In the latter
employ one cold and rainy day IN au.
,umu. n long exposure brought, on an attack
Of rheumatic fever. from which he suffered
intensely for above two years. at the end Of
which time every join, 10 the body s'iiItned.
eIeep, the fingers OF the lci, hand. lie was
also able to move the jaw . very little.
Though free from acu," disease, he has for
over twenty years lain without motion, aud
utterly helpless. We have found him cheer.
iul and very intelligent. rarely ut,ering q
complain. a, bic unfortunate physical con.
dilion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

The Hon. Jams Brook. lately made .
speech before tho" Young Mems Democratic
Association" Of our city. which has been
hailed with enthusiasm in Charle-ton.S 8. c..
(the cradle OF the Slaveholders' Rebclliou)
and reprinted there as . sign Of hop, and
promise TO the Rebels. This shows discern.
mens and appreciation Of good OGce' 90 the
part Of the traitors. We dont wonder that
J!m's speeches are enjoyed in Charleston;
We are oaly surprised that they should DO
delivered IN this city. Ilo used to be
bellavsr in Home Markets. Better plant
the producer by the aide Of the CONSUMERS.
Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Tux CONTINENTAL MoSrnLr. Tor Sovem-
Der. 70 received. The Magazine has IN its
service some o. the mos, able literary AMI
political writers Of the time and IN giving
a liberal por,ian of space to public matters,
warrant. the addition TO its title. Devoted
to Literature aud National policy" 10 the
present Number are article. from Hon. Rob
ert J. Walker. +. T.. Stanton. John Neal.
llorac. Greeley. Caroline Cheesebro'. and
Others Of ability and celebrity. I, has DO.
come periodical OF the fr.t class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

W. G. Spring Of Hiram, has been az.
pointed Lieut.. in Co. X. sd regiment.
;. Il. Croker. Of fryebuag. has been ap-
pointed eommis.ary .ergean, in the same
regiment.
Charles T. Hubbard Of Hiram. is second
Lieut.. Co. L. 18th regiment. in place Of
Pickett. deceased.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

NOMINATION or JusrIcrs. The Governor
on Thursday. 18th, made tho following
nominations
John Appleton, Of Bangor. Chief Justice
and Edward Fox. OF Portland. J. q. Dick.
er,on. Of Belfast. Associate justices Of the
Supreme Judicial Court.
John =. Anderson Of windham and
WIN. A. Rust, Paris. Trustees Of the
Reform School.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

wNrERIsu. Tuesday morning Noun,
Washington was white with snow. A con-
siderable body must hare fallen to cover tho
rocks so fully. IlereaoOa's the weather vas
decidedly cool. Fall apples NOT gathered
were chilled. Tho ground frO,e on the top,
and quite thickness Of ice made IN exposed
places. In the forenoon it became cloudy
with rain ia the night; and on Wednesday
we had quite thunder shower.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Tho PhiIadqphIA Pre-. correspondent
says: !, appears now the men who plotted
the rebels so saisly through our State during
the reeen, raid were Penn.ylvanian..
Breckinridss Democrats, and notorious
ra.ea!s. Their names are Logan. Wilson.
Shines. and Brinn. The latter J. believed 10
b the man who appruhonded Cook. Of John
Bro~n'. 4" Army OF inva'ion. " These
traitor, have been IN franklin County Tor
II years. where they have prOspersd. AMI
bein infinitely acquainted with every road
and by.pa,h Of the region, could easily
pioneer the rebels in any direction. Il 70
said thai they soush. an interview With
Hampton. and ehcerfally volunteered their
services. These men should 30 watched,
and. with Others Of their kind. appreheudcd,
arrested aud severely punished.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Mr. Mica. We learn that 4 Sir. Shep-
herd. OF Pennsylssnia, who has recently e1.
aminsd this locality with view to ascer.
tain the indications Of metals and valuable
minerals, has effected lease for 90 years.
Operations will DO commenced Immediately,
under the direction OF skillful miners, to
discover the leads Of tin ore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

SkowuIs,,s lloRsE Snow. The 4" Mail"
srys ,hs, ut tho exhibition Of horse, At
skowhesan, Tuesday and wednesday.
Mr. Lang. horss F." Gen. Knox" took the
sweepstakes, tslOO,) making a half mile in
lis and mile in 2:3j. "aud could do
b-t,er." He" Cloudmau Horse" took tho
Gre, premium tor horses that lad not ro,tcd
for money. The three purs"s Tor mares and
seldings were taken l',, by Taylsr's" Luck.
now" ; 81. by Pisree'' a. Garibaldi." tOf
Bangor,) and ID. by Savaso's "Gipsey
Queen" The purse Tor Stations Elk years
old and under Was taken by Shaws"flyins
Mack" Of Augusta, in very sharp cOn.e.,
with the 4" Garland Horse" Of Skowhssan.
Mr. Scavey. Of watorvilo, took the l's
premiums on matched horses and on family
horse, and I. II. Low. Of Waierville, tho
81 on family horse. Taylor. Of DO.ton, tooe
tho IL on matched horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

The correspondent, OF the N. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser. writing from Paris, Gays
the power Of our government is astonishing
Europe. The promp, response to tho las,
call for COG. 900 men. has had its effect on
Intervention, and %, many philosophers to
thinking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

A refugee from CulpspPer County. Va.
reports at Washington that there u the
greatest CONSERVATION imaginable existing
among the whites in that see,ion in
consequences Of an approhsnded negro In.
surreetiOn. Seventeen negroes, mos. Of
them free, had been hung. copies Of late
Northern newspapers having been found
upon them, containing President LlnsOln's
Proclamation,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24
Educational Convention.

Ma. EDITOR; Your readers will please un.
der.tani that the Convention q, Norway.
commencing on Thursday evening Of mex,
week. Il. purely voluntary matter. That
is to say. the State made no provision to
sustain Conventions or Institutes this year.
leaving the Superintendent, aud the Teachers
Of the State TO DO wha, they can. in vol.
un,ary way. to promote the cause OF eduea.
ton. The Institute in Lincoln Couniy, two
wS.k. ego, VA. sustained by par, Of an un.
expended appropriation OF the previous
year. Let me invite the Teacher. and
School oficsr. Of your County and vicinity.
to aid in sustaining the Convention a, Nor.
way by their presence, aud BY presenting
their ,ie~. and experience on subjects OF
discussion which will DO broush, up. We
have the promise Of lectures and essays by
practical educators in the county aud else
where. and have no doub, that teachers and
other. will DO well repaid Tor their attend.
anes during the two days.
Yours, very truly.
Epw. i. WESTON.
Gorhatn. Oct. -. lS6a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

"KixG or PrSrElNs Milo Hathaway.
Esq, ha. let, =, ,hi. Office, a pumpkin tha,
weigh. 80 81 pounds. !, is the largest yc,
reported. n Bro. Boartman will graceful.
ly F." acknowledge the" pumpkin. We will
contribute tai. specimen Tor his pie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Gen. james. Of Rhode Island, tho invent
or Of the projeo.ile known by bis name, died
on Friday last, at Sag ilarbor, N. Y. The
day previous. In experimenting with bis
shells. ono exploded. inaIs'ing . mortal
wound. Ile Vas So years Of ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

A correspondent say" Tho brigade Of
Gen. Caldwell, who iss native Of Maine.
o, the battle Of Antietam. took more stand.
ards and captured larger number Of
prisoners than any other corps which were
engaged 10 the fight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

TnE ELTcTioNs. In Pennsylvania, they
have 10 Uuion Congressman elected. TO .
opposition. TIE Republican State ,ieke,
is elected. and there is Union majority in
the legislature. on joint ballot.
OhIJ has s!esiei IL democrats 90 Con-
sres-. TO > Union. As an evidence Of the
fraudulent voting. Cincinnati may b, cited.
The vote !. only Us less than last year /,
though jOO0 have since gone 70 the war.
The old Legislature holds over, securing the
rciurn Of a Republican L. 5. Senator.
Indiana has chosen 6 union Cobgrssmen
to opposition. The senate Is Republican,
the House democratic.
Iowa elects .ix Republican Congressman.
She gain. four members under the new up.
portionmeht.
Though We lose few members, the re-
sui, eanno, deprive the administration OF a
majority in the next Congress. The los il.
wholly owing to the excess Of Republican.
among the volunteers. A careful canvas OF
a single di.,riet.-,hat Of Schuyler Colfax
in ludiana, tells the story. The following
nr. the f.ure..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

CAvALEr lloRsE. Col. q. ". Kicker
will be IN town. nex, Monday. at 10 o clock I.
to purehaie cavalry horsss. Persons having
such animal, will do we'll to bring them in.
lie visits no other town in the County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Gen. Jya Z. Davis. who killed Gen. Mel
,ou az Louisville. q short time since, has
been released from arrest. The conduct Of
Nelson was oyerbcirins and uugen,lemanly
in the extreme, 30 tina, public sympathy
has been with DAVIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

No. go. Tho origin OF tho namc OF this
famous, or rather infamous ship, is not
generally known. The ship was bought
by . subscription made By 30 Briiiih
merchants. from thai honorable eiass Of
whom Burke said the counting house was
their temple. tho LOGGER their Bible. and
gold their God. One Of these days settle
mens o! this assoun. will b maa,.
New York Express.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Illinois is to follow tie example Of Maine.
in publishing the names Of all the volunteer.
from that State. Gov. Ya,e. says this is
the peoples war, and they are entitled to Q
roll Of honor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Tho Louisville Journal says that by the
time the rebels 60. on, OF kentucky they
will probably fni that for every horse.
mule. bull. COW. heller, sheep or hog they
have taken, they have Lost man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

We learn from tho Bangor whls, thai
Capt. Nehemiah Cole. OF win,srpor', While
riding in ,bA. city. on wednesday Was 80
seriously injured ,ha. he died on Friday.
Ilc WAS about 80 years OF age.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

The Bslfas, Age says that married
woman belonging in Danarseo;ia, Me-.
named Knowl,on, has been taxed into
custody on the charge Of drowning her in
fan, child.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Tho Clyde steamer Iona, said to have
been purchased by tho rebel agents in
England. has been wrecked by collision
with another steamer IN The Clyde.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24
JOHN J. FERRY. Editor.

.TERMS.--Oss Dollar saa Finy Cents, per
year. IA advance; Two DollaIs, NJ the end ofihr
yesf.
Clubbing. We woah respectfully call The
sueu,ioa of spch srr sposcd 10 lend their AID
10 ,x,srdiag the circulation Of hone paI,r 10
The iollowing Offer;
We ~tli send
10 Cupies. Zoe cue war. for 1850
20 cOpies foe oee year. lot 1000
Asd one cop, TO the psrsoR gs',ing 90 the e''h.
The ason-N must scCampsRy the o','st.
E-S, ". P,ueugil \ c., ~ STATE S'rre''
Ro.loa. asd i22 Nassau >usst, New ho'k, afr
sJf saihofitsd agsais.
JOB PRINTING nesth executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24
THIRD DAY.

Thursday. the las. day Of the Show. will
be remembered as severely cold, which sgain
operated unfavorab,y on thu attendance.
Those only who had particular interest
there. and wers " in to win" with not an
ovsr.abundauee OF outside exceptions. were
on the ground TO listen TO tho
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Gen. Fremont has gone to st. Louis.
Ilo was complimsnted with ssrensds. IN
which no stated bis chief business was 10
attend the trial OF MsKinistry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

The lack OF rain during the fall is severely
FELT in the dry wells about. The streams
are seldom % low Us at the present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Tux UNION CONFERENCE will meet with
the Congregational Church at Albany, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, VI next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-10-24

Amount ouereu, tl,so-SWstuc"' Si-,.c
Mrs 7 j Haley, Stow, best wool flannel. 90
Mn q T. Barker. Lowell. 81 do. 10
Min Louisa Haley, Stow, best WOOL -.
blankets. w
Mrs solomon Head. Lowell. and M, j.
fes.eoden. fryeburg. beet fuiled
cloth. premium divided 10 each, 80
Mrs q T. barker. Lp,ell. best trucking, OO
Mrs s Jones. Denmark. best carpeting. j %
Mrs Caroline barker, Denmark. 81 do, 20
Mrs & r Barker. Lowell. best tow cloth. 80
Sir. T. I fc-sendsn. Fryeburs. best
cream sirainer. 80
Miss Louisa Haley, Stow. beet wooden
yarn. 10
Mr.. J S Walker. Fryebors, best knit :.
stockings. 90
Mis-. Louisa Haley. Stow, 81 do. 80
Mrs Mary ID Gilman. Denmark, Sd do.
gratuiiy. -
Master Walter Jones. Sweden, aged II
years. for knit socks. gratuiiy. %
Mrs Mary ID Gilman, Denmark. lest .
mitiens. 90
Mrs T. I Fcs.endep. Fryeburs. 81 do. -
Mrs j u o.sood, fryeburs. aud Mr ID
Allen, Hiram. cotton wool blanket
ing. graiuity each. 20
Mrs Mary ID Gilman. Denmark. best
cotton and WOOL plaid. gra,ui'y. %
Mrs & r Barker. Lowell, II do. -
Mrs II Bedford, Stow, best baluoral
skirt. wv
Mr.. T. Wiley. Fryeburg. NJ do. 80
Mr. J S,nborn. Pryoburg. knit drawers. 10
Mrs 5 Stiekney, Brownasld, pair pants
from home made cloth. ID
sKypLEwoRg AND FANCY AxfIctr'.
Communicative q d Ilu,chin.. Mrs ID a
bradley. Mrs s Stiesnsy, Mrs u Bedford.
Amour, offered. as. 5O--Awardcd. go %.
Mrs T y Clea,e.. BrownGsld. best ,ari.
ETY. needle work. w
Same, best Infants shoes and mats, ~
Mrs II Bickiord. Stow. best patch quilt, ! on
Mrs A Appleby. Brownseld. I'd do, 80
Mrs y Scott, Denmark. ID do. %
Mr., John Pike. Iryeburg. beet co'erlet, j VI
Sir. A Appleby. Brownfeld. ~ do. -
Mrs Z q barker. Lowell. Sd do. ~
Mrs II ID T. l!uiehius. irycburs. best
rug, w
Mr. 5 johnson. STOW. 81 do. %
Mr, T. q Richrnood, Frysburs. IL do. 80
Miss EA Gibson. Brownseid, dawn
rug, gratuity, ~
Me. Jane FRYE. frysburs. 10. 81
Sir. Dorea. Allen. lliram. do. ~
Ms. Mariana Souihor, Fryebu'.. best
painting, iW
Mis-. Annie b lord. fycbur.. ii do. q
uossruissuT ssp roOr RACE.
Csmnuiio-w II Abbott. J l. Kimbsli, j
z Hutehins.
Amount offered. sil,2J-Awaric'i. sg.ej
Mr.. Hattie Barker. rry,burg. riding
and managing horse, zoo
MIS- Georris \ Day. rryebsrg. II do. "
Ne. ABBY Bsrnu'. fryebars. do, sra.
tuliy, OF
fancis Bscksu. rryeburs, bee, run.
ming. time lJ5. zoo
Augustine Ingalls,, Denmark. FL do.
time 10. ~
Daniel Chandler. Chatham, y. H., %
Walter Il johnson, Fryebare. time go. q
MISCELLANEOUS AkTIcLEs.
Connitee-G B Barre~s. r J haley.
APEwi.. rryebur.. osereoat i'Oa HE
shop. gratuiiy of ~
4 II Esan-. fryeburs. box soGcs leans, y
Clinton Il fsans. Yryebars. box tobacco. Il
To Mr., V Ssickney. BrOwnisld. isr pail
Of pants and spec men Of Earning, and J Z
harrington and John ll,ley Tor 'pcsimen'