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OLD SERIES, VOL. %, No. 4G.

ADVANTAGES OF rosroFF1CE SAVINGS BANKS.
Among the numerous advantages of this
system may be enumerated by the follow
ing:
I. Tlc banks are perfectly safe, the mo-
ncy placed therein being placed in the hands
of the government, which is bound by law
to repay it when it is wanted.
3 \ bank can be formed within a short
distance from every persons residence, and
as the offices are open at least eight hours
every working day, a person may dcpositc
his money at his own convenience, and when
none Of his ncighbors or friends are by to see
what he is about.
). These banks enable people to save up
money by degrees; and from the smalnrls
of the sum which may DC deposited they
will be induced to form habits of irugality
and prudence. instead of extravaganza and
carclcssncss. In fact these banks are of u
natnrc to bring into action the provcrb, ~
penny saved is Il penny gained
1. They give a fair interest for the money
deposited in tham # man deposits Il
dollar a week for ten years. lie will then
have nearly six hundred dollars of princi-
pal and interest The limits of the rcgula-
tions, however, permit him TO lay up three
times that sum.
). Persons dcpositing money in them arc
not at any expense. There Is no charge for
books, or toumr, or postage. There is no
charge for books, or form, or postage There
are no entrance fees onA no fines
6. If dcpo,itor changes his place Of
abode, he is not obliged to draw ont his
money and carry it with him, but can go on
adding to it, at any other postolcc Savings
Bank, wherever he may bc.
T. And, if a person has put money into u
postotliCc bank in one town, and wants ii
repaid in some other town, it can be SO
repaid without difficulty.
:. Women and children may deposit
money in their own names.
0. The seal of sccrccrcCy imposed upon
the post masters is guaranty to the dcposi-
tor that his pccmiary position shall not,
except through his own lips, become known
to his ncighburs and friends.
10. Lastly, dcpositors in Postollicc Savings
Banks have the advantage of feeling that
they are doing their duty by their families
and by themselves, and that they are placing
their money where it will I've safe until sick
ness, or old age, or some other cause, com
pcls them to ask for ii again.
REMARKS.
Thus it is plain that in establishing these
Post office Savings Banks the British gov-
crnmcnt have granted great boon to the
thrifty laborer and mechanic; and hy indu-
cling him TO save for a rainy day, the deposit
tor WILL to some extent, be enabled 10
weather those commercial storms which
periodically break over the mercantile world.
And it must he admitted that run upon
these banks, whenever q commercial panic
ensucs. must he an infinitely less distressing
sight than crowded workhouscs and wander
ing gangs Of famishcd operatives. 1t will
he most interesting TO note the progress of
thrsc PnStnllicC SANnma BnnkS
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April D. 1862
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VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
l. and the public generally that he has commenced
tho
ELACESMITHING BUSINESS,
in the shop attached to +. Y Bright's Foundry and
is prepared to do NIL kinds of Blncksmtling in the
best style md workmanship.
All custom work will bc promptly attended to-
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.s,r;s n N.nrgc Assortment Of E.ao,Nss,
tM vi EVANS & WATSON'S Mg
SALAMA NDER Safes

GREAT FIRE AT READING, PA.
February II, 1862
GENTLEMEN gives me much satisfaction 10
inform you that in the severe fire which, the
morning of the ih inst, entirely destroyed all my
stock and materials, | had one of your Ssmander
Fire Proof Safrs. After enduring intense red
hcat for seven hours the Safe was opened, and the
Books and Papers were preserved in an umblcmished
condition. | shall need another Safe aS get
in order Yours most respectfully,
". y. DICKINSON, Reading Pa
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contains the strength OF two pounds Of ordinary
coffee. Price 25 cents
kOLLOCK'S LENAIN,
The purcst and best BAKING POWDER known. for
making light, sweet and nutritious Dread and Cakes.
Price cents.
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Nl.it"'~ New Work type Foundry.
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LIFE IN THE MILLS.

THAT which most surprises an English
visitor on going through the mills at Lowell,
is the personal appearance of the men and
women who work at them. A. there arc
twice as many women As there are men, II IS
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-08-09

4 force from California has joined a.
: nion army in New Mexico,
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HAVE YOU A COUGH

Then use JAINE'S EXPECTORANT Do not
allow your cold to take its own course Two thirds
the fatal mistake Of waiting for cough to get well
OF itaClf' Do not fall into this error, but avail
yourself at once of n remedy which thirty years
experience hOsdcmonsirated is certain to procure
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12
Suppress the Aboliaonis,s."
J. =. rAcs.ND.

Thi. !, the cry OF some people a, the pres
en-, timo bu, u IL IN exceedingly ab.ard
cry. and ,hi. !. - well shown up in a late
number Of Harp,r'S Wt,liy, tha, Ne copy
,hercfrom q. follows. says the writer:
IL, u. suppress the AbOl',iOnl'i', cries
some ,lick.witIed orator. 'ani ibe rebellion
will end 90 cour., !, will. you dear soul:
and u III your fellow eitiIens had been o'
your chl.brs and kidney. there would have
been no rebellion q, all. II llamrdcn and
hi. friends bad -aid, 'ie, us suppross these
fellows who cry on, ngins, ship moD-y,
England would quietly have submitted to
the tyranny OF the SIuAri' II OTIS and
Patrick Henry had shouted. 'llurrah ZOE
King George and tho stamp ac,' there
would have been no bloody Revolution. II
M,r.Lcau AMI Ihe French PEOPLE had bel
lowed. 'llurrah for starvation; aristJcra,s
forever! - all tho trouble in France would
have speedily ended. 10 be sure. every
right ouli have been annihila,si. every
liberty Destroyed. and few rich and re-
morscless people would have so'ernedfrance;
but there would have bccn no difficulty, eK.
crp, moral 70, ani general national decay.
let u, suppress the Abolluoni,ts" Bu,
suppose YOU begin q, the beginning. Frs.
.ubdue the common sense Of the people OF
the country aud then you may subdue
those who influence il. II Is no, what you
call. with an amusing persistence. Aboli.
tioni,m. which caused the war. but the
opening vi the eyes OF the people 80 that
they saw. The people Of thu, country know
periec,ly we'll that slavery - al the bottom
of thi. rebellion. II there had been no sla.
very there would have been no war; Just as
there would have been no Abolinoni.m.-
The temperate, movement springs from
drunkenness aud when drunken man
tries to kill b. wife, don't you think the
teetotaler, are responsible for it9
Slavery was trying 10 kill the country -
Il had almo,: succeeded. Watch watch !"
shouted the Aboli,ionis,s. Slavery. mad.
dened iha, i,s crime vas discovered, shot
and stabbed RICH, aud lef.. There thsrs =
cry the sensible wiekliGe aud Company
this conc. Of calm. the watch? Why the
devil can, you hold your ,onsuesl LIT US
suppress these fellows thu, watch watch :
and all will be quiet again =
Certainly; a dead dog or a dead nation
are both perfectly quiet. A nation Of free.
men throtilcd, with ITS own consent, by q
slave system like ours. is the deade,' aud
meanest OF all dead dogs
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Oxford County.

The rc-ul, Of the Election, in Oxford
County. may b. hri,il stated as iollJw'
1so Sruaior.,
seven Representatives,
Two R'.i.iar, Of Deeds,
\ County Comm .sioner,
\ JgJeroi Probate,
4 sheriff
\ County Treasurer,
By majority somewhat reduced from
la, wear m the rciurns received. The vote
dos not vary materially IRON the Gue,rDa.
torial vote. except m the case oi one Scna
tor. the Register OF Deei- and Treasurer -
For Senaior, Mr.. Stevens has about ~ les
majority than Coburn. For Register OF
Deeds, Mr.. Chase has about co more than
the majority for his ,ieke, in hi. District,
making net gain over Mr.. Stanley, Re-
publican. who Was nomins,ed ON the fusion
ticket, and received some Republican cup.
port. For Treasurer. Mr.. Pidsin has ma
prity OF IL above that for Governor.
OF the Representative. elected by the Op
position, one is a Republican, aud the other
two Union Democrats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

foRr Porn.x. Toe celebration OF the
FIRE, settlement on American soil, took place
ON the 9th ul,., a, Fort Popham. mouth OF
th, Kennebec river. IL resulted in the con
cediny. on the part OF the Massachusetts,
delegation. that We have the precedence Of
Plymouth rock. Tie exercises seem 10 have
been tedious. the day hot. and the dinner
small in quantity aud poor in quality.
Tho chairman oi the Committee says these
diseomforts wera occasioned by IN upexpee.'
edly large attendance. and an accident. by
which the caterer was compelled 10 spend
his time In repairing lis tent. instead Of
periec,ing his dinner.
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ror The o,Gsa Democrat.
The Soldiers Advocate.

Thee !. q call resi.tless head. from sea to ses.
From Maine 20 Or-goa,ss u swell "roa the b'esse.
Which lapel. With po~.s the 'oldisr To the fell.
I, !. 10, simply call Gon Congress i''"edi
Or from az, aspiring .eei the wO'Id,s Ia. known.
\, come. =. DID a call of old. ~hsn iniaai Greece,
n, Persian iIotie. wss threatened IRON aiar.
I, !. the same ,ha, giowei IN the sparaa bres''
When, at Th,naop,Ls, The boa''iul Eran Ming
Wa. Eosced al,e,nsi. lack by three hundred Tree
men brave.
Il !. the same ,ha, sfei the inirep'd Saxon.
A. from the Norway eDs',. the rowing Pirate
Fleet.
With Harold AMI EarlFo,,iga at their head, wOuld
have .mit
With r,ea,le'. power the EnyIi.h p~a'in, low;
Or that rou.e,l a. oae the Ra..i,n arm, When
Bonsparie'. ambition lei ha o'et vi.wla'. bsnk.
All to " Moscow. golden cupol.." beguiIcd
him On.
when. ia the orprc,.o''. jaws. s,russlias i'Olaad
g,sp,d.
Aad oao, more, from the irapeniiny tomb. would
have 'Pmng.
Thi. .slfes.lins. glowing dre burned .ersnel,
blight,
A. Ko,c,u.ko anil Nirmcsmicy bid eide
By side. on M,ci.jiwice', famou. fell.
Then ever constant ani upc the call sc will Obey.
All the right never. a'ro. srvLs sWtsaier.
Wen rally to the .,snJ.h with heart. 10 the
wots.
Wen eonquer or veil de 10 glory On the 6cL.
We ,hsll live 10 story =. 10 those old hsre.
Who fOusht 1T Maia'hon o' ssl'ni. hoody field.
We do not wish to crush oon'pir,ag C.'alin-,
Hut rather laiag him back Go'n bondigr u hi.
own.
We ~oull no, bo, aspiring, frantic Carthage 90, :
Hut buiI tn wall. that she hi. thrown ~ mad.
~" down,
Add 'ind,cAIs her rights along With sister stair'.
Th,n lace bold. With mixed Lrca.t. the booming
canpon'. moulh.
we'lll-ar the .,.adari on aad plan, our color.
high.
Wen show i-~,.ier,i DA'. the error Of hi'
WAYS,
Do crush With csnnon l,.ll. the Dlaek rebellion out.
Add PRICK With cold bloc steel the rrb,l. To the
heart.
W. have learned to love the Land our Father.
bl.i.
Nod kao~ the GoI that nsr'cI them % 500.
years ago,
VIII CIV, u, strength to .pe,k anI 'ind'o'ic her
rights:
e. larry ~ the vork she h,. % veil l-ssa.-
Make fc.plsndan, another American cposh
That shall glow when nil,ou. down asl empire.
csas- ipb b..
J. T.. pACs.Kp.
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The Election.

The election, on Monday. Va. more quiet,
in the larger portion Of the State. than Tor
several years preceding The result - a
very much smaller vote than usual. which
l. partly due, however, 10 tie large n"mher
Of men ab.rn, in the army, quite portion
Of whom srr voter.
The public mind ha' been 50 much en-
cros,sI,~.th the intricate affair, Of tic var,
that local matter, have been 10, Ugh, Of IN
the anxiety for more veiehiy aG'ir-.
:, lar a. heard from tho whole vote cast
in the STATE I. 81. ISL. oi this uumhcr
C,surn Ia. 1856. Bradbury ls,l7o, and
jameson : S:j.
We have 10, a member Of Corrres. In
ne l., District. WHERE l. u. VI. Sweat la.
a small majority over Hon. J. y. GcOd~in.
the present. member. Mr. swea, has been
called q Union Democrat; and IL !. stated
j. PLEDGED Ia sustain TO the almost, the eI'
fort. Of the Government, to put down the
rebellion. II be carry on, these pledge he
will. m all imporiar, measures b. obliged
20 vote with the Republican side, and against
the Valllnir CHAM clique In this view the
disaster i. no, - great as would appear a,
fr.t view.
In the other four Districts, we have four
.ron. men. who will BE- found ready at all
times. AMI und,r all circumstances to back
up the government of their chclce.
The Senate, We think will have Rcrub.
lean mairiy. a. also the llou-c. though
the Democrat, have made iuroad' in each
branch. SINE Of the Districts, tovcVer.
~ down a. Democratic have returned DIS
affected Republicans, whose votes will he
right on tie question Of U ) S,ra,oT.
Tho EapqhIcan candidates f'r County
osscers lave been elected in mc,, of the
COUNTIES. =, lar a. heard from.
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Bethel Items.

Our village assumes quiet Aspect 'ince
tho departure Of - many OF our citizens Tor
the war. II l. the first year since the rail-
road was opened to this place in which the
sound Of the saw and hammer could not DO
heard. We hope Tor better times ere long.
Still trade is quite bri.k among our mer'
chants. and mechanic. seem to End employ.
ment. In passing up Main Street we zee
load after load OF the golden grain thrashsd
out by steam. Tho appearance Of new
sign attructs attention now a.days. We
notice that OF new tailor. Mr.. Shehan. who
!. well known ne q skillfui knight OF the
shears in Apdro.coggin and Cumberland
counties.
We understand that the frost has been
very severe around Umbasoe Lake, killing
everything that could easily be affected by
IL.
In the late Battle n, Bull Run. Brisadicr
Gen. Grover went into battle with 1000
men. OF which 5lI or more than one-fourih
were killed, wounded and missing. lilo had
two horses shot under him. aud was struck
in the Lex by aspcn, ball. but received no
injury. llc Was also in the severe bayonet
charge on Monday. Gen. Grover has been
in tie thlckc't o, tho battle. ever since his
promotion. Ills letter TO his mother. To.
Gently, was, :" II you hear | am killed, don't
believe IT."
Much .olici,udc has been Eel, Tor the fate
OF Lieut.. Adelbcrt Twitchell, Of the Maine
9Th Battery. l,appcar' ,ha, IL va. Lieut..
VIM. Twirchell. OF Portland, who !. Sup.
posed TO have been killed in the late battles.
Lieut.. rw,ehvll had command Of the bat.
tory that day
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Seward on Abolition.

Mr.. =. W. Hughes, Chairman OF the DEM
osrs,ie State Committee Of Pennsylvania.
having cent several political documents to
Mr.. Seward Tor his psru,al, and having eS'
pressed the hope that such perusal would
prompt him TO Z" irduce the President to
favor policy to put down tie demon Of
abol,iioni.m. Mr.. Seward replied a, length.
and SAYS;
have read the documents thus submitted
90 me with a high respect Tor the authority
by ~hich thew were issued. and with full
confidence in the sincerity OF the devotion To
the Union which. as their author, YOU have
ayowed
You will allow me TO cay that thi. nation
Is now engaged not IN n political canSa. he
tween opposing parties about questions OF
civh administration, hut IN a ci''l var car,
REL on by opposing armies on an Issue oi
national life n death.
II the revolution rrvaI The tcwill be 10
questions of admu i,iTat,On lea % settle.
II q fail there will be time enough to settle
al such questions
lam MT rn dictate \ coure for Others IN
rur.ue m his cri.is But mus, say tor
myself that neither as public oiaccr nor n.
rriya,c citizcn can know with favor or
disfayor ;artieS among the suprortCrsoi the
United Sutcs any mort than | can make
distinction between factions shich unite In
aiding tie rebellion.
4 nation. Ike an individual. can only do
one thing sasetually at one time !, can
wisely turn aside ircm the chase OF the fear.
fol demon Of d,sunipn, to pursuc GHy rHfc'
nor 6,r,1a. ,rhsihr iuagissry o. rsai
think that tho wraugle- which occurred
among the Crusader. about their respective
crcr,is. when they al down ~ the sci:c OF
Jerusalem. were lust a. rational and la-i as
wise a. di,Iutss a,Ju, aholiuon would now
D. IN the agmv Of the Potomac IN 'front.' oi
Richmond. What i uuwisc IN the camp
~ such moment cannot D. wise In the
Cabinet % IN the assemblies IT Tie people.
am occupied hefc either m indicating
between did,rsnt PARTIES aui jal1u, scc's,
o. el.- in watching and count raciin: the
intricues ~ traitor. in Europe. Bot
sometimes think that. u tpstc,l 20 bong
charged with ilcsr duties, ! we're az liberty,
as YOU s,,m O. o.. o. srrNs the country M
ry own way, c0uli make an aVp'al 20
Democrats aud E.Iubucans, ahoIi.ruts,s
AMI SHAREHOLDERS. on behalf ol 0ur distracted
country that wuuli trins ,hc Whl.c people
at oncr uuiar arms arl .vni TREASON rrc,Iuc
hack into the dru 90 darkness islm whence
IL sprung 20 ~; know how tbs would
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place should try.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-09-12

CNiToENn EtrcTio>s "A Dispatch from
San Francisco. dated i,h 'ay.:
The election yesterday resulted in an over.
sbelminI triumph Tor the Republican I'M
ION ticket. 10 every coun,y heard from the
an,i.La,ham candidate. Tor the legislature
have t,cn elected The amendment, TO the
Constitution were adopted by large major.
i,y. IL Union members Of the assembly are
elected and &; Union Democrats. Every
democratic candidate tor senator j. delea,
"a. Six Dousa. democrat. and four Breck.
enrijs- democrat. held over. constitute the
sole opposition element IN the Senate. which
Ia. 30 members.