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Paris, and the Inrrial Collsst Of Medieins Vsess1
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eAMARITAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
A SPEEDYAND PERMANENTCU
FOB SYPHILIS OR vENKRkAL

Here is positive cure-no Mereury-no Poison-hut
the juices of Roots and Herbs combined.
This form OF the disease makes its appearances In
sores on the organs Of generation, they may
cur on other parts Of the body, which happens
mostly on the sroins. and very often ulcers Of
the mouth, letters spots carries and nodes of the
bones, &c, &c. Any and all Of these symptoms
sAMARfTASs ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
Sent by express. Price 81 bottle, or bottles
sAMARITANS CHANCRR WASH.
Price % cents. Full directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
Sold by 6. CALVERT FORD, corner of 18th and
COLEMAN q ROGERS. ITS baltimore street,
Raltimore aru
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
For Tn, Oxford pemesr,,.

Died. In Milton Plantation. April 23i,
1862. Increase Dolley. aged 81 years.
lie was born In the town OF Gray. In tbis
State. AZ the age Of 10 he ven. TO Bethel J..
where he resided few years. then moved TO
Rumford. where he resided about 80 years.
lie had lived in Milton Plantation ah'at IS
years. Mr. Dolley was steady and indus
trious man. and always very temperate IN
all his habits. consequently he always en-.
joyed tho very beet OF health. up TO within
q little moro than . week before HE death.
lie vas an excellent iarmer. and he ALWAYS
raised the bread fr his own family. which
was quite large and during many OF the
cold, dry and scarce seasons Tor bread. he
al~avs had hi. granary we'll filled for his
own consumption. and some to spare TO
other. lc.s fortunate. Whenever he sold
any OF the productions Of his farm, he al.
ways nids good hesping measure. saving
tina, he Away. received good hcaping meas
ure from the well titled acre. Of hi. farm
a. n reward for hi. daily labor-. II. looked
up to hi. Creator ne the rcwarder Of all hi,
acts OF k,pdn--- and toll. and no vas willing
to measure the ssms q. he received. W.
Milton Plantation. May l.,. 1862
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

4 Torcn OF PAk-oN BHowNLow. Parson
Browniow In hi. Cincinnati speech let HIM
cell out as follows:
III. fifty years ago. We had taken one
hundred Souih.rn fre.eatcrs and one hun.
dred Aholitioni.,s and hanged them up
and buried them in common ditch. and
sent their souls to hell We should have had
none Of hi. war
Fifty year. t'ay' the Anti Slavery Stand.
ard. carries US back TO 1916. fifteen year.
before Garrison commenced his efforts.
Among the Aholirioni.,s Of that day. who,
according to the Tennessee par'on. ought to
have been hung. buried in common di:eh
and sen, 10 hell, we may mention John jay.
Josiah Quincy. Thorn. Jefferson, 8enj'.
min Ru.h. Rev. Theodore Dsish,, Rev. Ma.
,hanisl Emmops. Isaac T. Hopper. and
Daniel Webster! The followers OF CARR.
son were born too late to have had any share
In ,aeh mariyriom. fJeasr'onian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
Bethel Items.

Fax. The dwelling House OF Mr. Sam
uel Holt. of Bethel, vas burned Tuesday
morning. April 90. The family had bee"
engaged In boiling zap in an out building
I'LL y late hour the night previous, AMI The
frr was communicated TO the house. Two
fsmilis. occupied the house and los, ARG
portion Of their furniture and clothing
The policy OF insurance expired short time
previous. About 90 Of HI. neighbour. took
their ares TO the wood. and se, To work In
sarnc., TO cree, new building.
Tie explosion Of the Powder Mills ~ Cor
ham. va. distinctly heard at Bethel by the
rafting Of windows and the rumblins sound
resembling nm earthquake. The explosion
must have been heard over circle whose
diameter exceeded one hundred miles.
Mr David Nswhcsin Vas found dead in
. pasture, . short distance irom the village
Of Bethel Hill. on TUESDAY OF Las, week.
lie WI. man Of Incorporate habits.
There are three person. residing IN on"
house IN this village whose united aecs !.
90 years. One is The second pcr'cn born
in the town.
II may he noticed asa fact, tina, although
We have had 80 much snow In hi. vicinity.
there ba. No, hecn one day Of good 'lsichips
during the winter.
Eleven persons united with the cnd Cong.
Church. Rev. Mr.. Garland. the l.t sabbath
in May.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

METHODIST CosrrErScr THIS Cjnf-rrncs
which the year held IL. annual meeting in
Portland. adjourned on "Wednesday Of las,
week. The following appointments were
made. Tor societies in this vicinity;
Cornish and Porter Co - supplied
B,idsin aud Hiram. S,maei u Bailey.
Lowell. Stow ami Chatham. Daniel Va.
i.rhou-c.
Denmark and Brownseld 20 - supplied
Conway and Bartlett. y. u. k'n'man
A,k,n.nn.
Est Poland and Mino,. Thoma. True.
North Auhurn. East Hebron and we.,
Miro,. Dudl'v II Holt.
Mechanic f.ll.. John Perry.
Oxford. Noah ilohar,
Saith P.ri.. Parker Jacques.
O,.6.ld and Briir,on. France. L Aver.
Naples and South Harrison. Ger.ham =.
Coh"
Waterford. Sweden aud StonshAm. Thorn.
.. e. Guti.
Norway and Greenwood, Nathan d. With
am
North Pari. ADD Woodstock, John Col
lin.
il.thel. 10 b. supplied.
B,thrI I'LL. AlvIW Pnt,lc.
Ne~ry, Hanover aud Messllo~ay. Marcus
Wight.
G,lc 4 Mason and Albany. IN - supplied.
G,rham. y n Wm " BALDWIN.
Rumiuri. Lnihsr II Knrght,
Peru. D,6rld and Hartford. to be sup
rlr~'.
I.termore, Nathan Andrews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The Boston Pct !. not saii'hsi With the
Giirr,. q the Democratic nenber. 81 Con-
rry.. a. will b. zen by the following eI.
trtc, 'rom the column. Of that rarsr:
We pubh.h 'h'. morning the Address
Of the Democratic Members Of Copgr~-- %
the Democracy Of the United States. We
Do not think It raGer EQUAL ~ the rurrp'e
IL as.nmc- 10 an-~er NJ, 81 -. positions
are IN accordance With the universally al
United prineip... OF the Democratic party
It i. true but it. recital Of the event. ~h'ch
led 10 our rr---u, mi.ior,une- arr not foil
and impartial. nor !. the review Of the meas
ure. o. the rrrs.n; Administration pre-"n'"d
with the eAndor necessary to eorrce, iuds'
meni."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
20. The O>fas,l Democrat.

Sr>pN ScnooL EIuihIrioS At Nosw,r.
The exhibition Of the Uni'rr-ali.t SaShaih
School. at Norway. last week. was quite
SUCCESSFUL. The house was crowded both
evenings. and I think oil mus, have gone
away entirely satisfied.
There va. an entirely new programme
the second evening. and although there was
over 80 d'fsrrn, scholars. Who spoke dur.
ing ,h. t~o evenings. there VAS no, q single
failure on the par, Of any one, which fac,
rejects great crcdi, on all concrn~i-pu.
pills. teachers. superintendent, AMI pastor.
Tha, the school may alssy. +, as pros
ycrou. q. /, IL now. is the wish Of II. friend.
".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The L. =. Stocks have reached iod.
in Boston. The financial policy OF Secre-
tary Chase ha. carried u. safely through
the ri-i.. - tina, hereafter all the money
needed may be considered secure. The feel
ing tha, the worst day has passed.. gives
eourlg' to the business community. Who
are re-umins more active operations. All
cl,..c. will soon feel the improvement. The
farmer has every encouragement to put IN
large crops. with the assurance OF u ready
demand and good price. hr hi' produce.
Every acre possible should be planted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Scna,nr Wilson "a. written letter, H.
nying the charge. made. iha, be had De
nouncsd. or in any wny emharr'.-'d Gen.
MsClsllan. H. .ay- the military commit.
tee. four Republican. end ihrrc D,moera''.
are a uni, on the condue, Of the var. What.
ever Gen Mcclellan b. a.kei ha. b,cn
granted lie rrgre,. ,ha, there !. cla'- OF
men who are .~,, to ensure and arrs'gn
other.. both in the ci',l and military service,
Who are striving u imrr-. the country with
the conviction ,ha, there j. IN 'onsre-. =
party disposed to interfere With the plan. oi
General Mcclellan. To accomplish their
ohyc,. some OF thee people do no, .eruple
TO m,squo,e or mi.rrrrc-en, the feeling.
word. and act. Of the men they seem de-lr.
Gus oi p'aein: in i'l'e position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

A Drr,Krsr>- or AGkicrLrrRK a bill
which ha. p's-cd both branches Of Congress
and will doub'le.. receive the approval Of
the President. establishes department. OF
agriculture. with q commissioner . salary OF
,hr~s thousand dollars. u is separate and
dr.unc, from any other department, eIclo'
.i,-ly devoted to the interest. Of agriculture
Tie Commissioner !. required to report to
the Prss,den, and Congress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
Our Country and its Prospects.

The intense anxiety which has for months
pressed down the hvsr,s of the loyal neu
and women OF Ills country. has been in q
degree taken % by the glorious omen. Of
final success which have recently crowned
our arms Il is nov evident that the God
Of battles is With our armies. and that we
tory 10 TO turn on the side of,he right. Re-
bellion. that child OF per'li,ion, 10 to he
crushed out. and the angel OF pace again to
hover over our land. We have. however.
q. q people. had our defeats and our reverss
A. in the Revolution of &c. % u has been
in th,. conaic,-se have had oar dark days.
when the hops. Of the pauit have almost
died within MIN. Now. We have reason To
bore that the dark cloud has passed. a~sv.
no more TO threaten Ne with disaster and Dc
feat.
TITS rebsl!iOn has no precedent, either IN
the deprautv o. II. inception. the m'gni'
,ude Of its operations, or the malignant
spirit with which IL has been waged. The
wor-, passion. of wicket men have been let
loose. and given full play. A hnaiici.m as
cruel a. the grave has taken the place OF
re..on. and men have ru.hei headlons into
the vortex Of revolution, not Knowing
whittier they were going. or What Was To be
the end
tn. manifestation. Of loyalty which have
come TO u- FROM slmo-, al quarters where
our armies have planted the old h'e OF the
Union. are amcrg the mos, promising o'nen'
OF the times We have only TO III, the cruel
heel Of de-pa,i.m irom the neck' OF the
PEOPLE. in the border slave s,aie-, To insure
their return to loyalty. Our armi". are
everywhere greeted ~ith demonstration. OF
Wv. and ~sleounej =. dsli,err. iron the
~or., bondage ,ha, ever Cursed any people.
We have seen ,hi. in alrpos, every locality
where the old star. and strips have sup
planted the black Tag OF rebellion.
Hat the pro.p~c, of an Early peace !. one
Of the NOS, cheering indici,ion. OF the time.
We all long 10 ses tive all earnestly hope
that twill son come TO ble-. our land
and hle-. the world. Mach. however. a.we
desire this, ~e would not Withdraw our
Armic-. ~ lay dosn our arm. until .ecc..inn
AMI rebellion !. GnAll, and ea-c,ually o-cd
up. Unconditional submission TO the l.w'.
ard full. direct. and unqualified rccosn'.
,,lu. OF ths obligation. % a.. constitution
are the ,oly term. and condition. that ever
should b. Odr,d the rebels The people
want M peace ,ha, w,ll not b p~rnarrnt
AMI enduring. LIT the great question be
-e,slcl nos and forever. LIT Us entail up.
on po.,sri,y none of the naIiiu' seeds Of -
cv..icn bat hand down TO our children
a so,crnmer,, no, only god, bu, ono that has
oil the element. Of psrpe,uIN and .'rcos'h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

An. Ts,Cr SOcIrr. The American Trac,
Society. (Bi.,on.) held u. anniversary IN
New York last week. in the Academy OF
Ma.ic. DR. Tying, u. " Beecher md Mr..
Cuyl,r made the speeches. The total re-
sc,pt. Of the Society irom all source. during
the year have been sss,oI -. eIeccdins
,h"-c Of the year providing b' nearly si'''
600. and abou, $1,000 greater than in any
other year since u. organization. The whole
expenditure. OF the year have been SSo,'
ll51..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Cattle ~ TuE BIGnwsr. We print the
follow ing extract from the Statute. Of Maine.
Tor the benefit Of .ome per-On. ~ho do not
sem aware OF iis existence;
"The owner of every hor-e. horse kind.
ass. mule. swine. or neat beast. ionnd al
large without q keeper in the highway.
town ways. or commons 81 the tosn. sha'l
forfeit IS cents each. e and ten cents
for each sheep" (Chap q. Sect. 2. X. 5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

BsipGroS RuoKIrR. Mr.. 5 II Soye.,
the late pabli'her Of the Reporter has sold
the establishment TO Mr. Horace C. Little,
lately Of the Portland Advertiser. The new
proprietor has installed our FREUD Lamson
in the editorial chair. and promises to main
tain the character the paper has already
Won. u. = faithful local ournal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Ml>rEs' strike. The coal miners. em.
ploy,d by the fIre-, Improvement Company
in Pennsylvania. were on u strike. last week
A military io.e Was called out. under the
apprehension that mob Law would become
general. The engine. used to drain the
mine. were stopped, causing great damsse
by n.oIins. The AFFAIR has been eompro.
mi.ed. aud work resumed. The company
Is furnishing coal Tor government.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
runlrsANp KvrEr IRipar sossise ~
WIN. A. PIpGIN & Coz
psorsirrons.
John ,. FERRY. Editor

rrRNs.-O-~ Dollar snd Flo, C.s,.. p~'
80. IN advance; Two Dollars, ut the end Ofth@
C,.bsing. ". ~osh r..rec,isll, call The
srrs ,oa 81 .sch q. ~. sp-ss.d .. lssd their all
h. .s,r-.liss M. eireSlsiioa 81 a hous rsT'r 10
th. E,lls~ing od,r;
We I'LL .sei
t0 C"p,--. iot ose var. fot IzS"
20 Capi.. for eas year, iOf s"'"'
AL ore copy to the person sr,,i.r % ire '"''>
The aars, must sseumpsay the c'dsf.
Us. ". p.usae,n a Co.. 10 >',s
bo.iss. and 10 N.sssu >usst, Ns~ '''s'"'
go ssthoFirsd sE~nis
JOR PRINTING nsat, executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Tho long luguhriou' stories about the
conspiracy TO destroy Mcclellan, which We
end in certain papers. have TO -. an air OF
imyrotabilty atou' ,h'u. We note the
significant fact ,ha, the papers most ~rooeh,
uron are Of iha, class which, one year ago.
were the mo., sensitive about " eoereins
the rebels. Bath Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

To Tr,cuIS.. We are requested to state
,ha, the experimenting School Committee,
Of Buctfclj. will meet at the School House,
Buckfslh Village. on the afternoon OF SIT.
uri,y. a,y 81. for the purpose Of qualify
ing teachers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
Tn. Journ.l STATE. ,h,, Col. Jane. VI

The Journal states that Col. James NJ.
Carleton. Of the U. 5. Dragons, recently
confirmed u. Brig. Gen Is. native Of Maine.
lie served IN the Mexican War under Gen.
Taylor. III. frs, appointment, vas received
AT the hand. Of Andrew Jackson, since
which he la. spen, b.. whole time IN the
..r,ics nf the ,oyernment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Lieut.. Amo. E Noy, Of Company O..
i,th M,inr. va. severely II NJ, fatally IN.
jurcd a, Ship Island. a f,~ week. since.
H.. hn'h r. Geo. A. Noy-. VAS Killed At a
.tirmi.h befne Yorktown. On the Goth nI'
H. ~. a mem'cr Of the j., MASSACHUSETTS.
Thee gentlemen are brniher.ofD y. Noycs.
E.q.. Of thi. town. lewiston Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The Junior Of the Transcript. 10 writing
.ke,che. Of hi. bridal tour. IL will be IN.
tere.tiug reading to him and b,s. twenty.
Eve year. hence. As might have been e1'
pec,ri. thoogh he looked eagerly. his eyes
refused to recOsoirs any young ladies in the
smpley OF SAN paei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Rufus Ingalls,. = native Of Denmark. Col
oosl in the regular army. i'a member Of
Gen. McCiellan's st,a. lie has charge Of
subsistence in the Department, Of the Po,o
mac. Col. lnsall' graduated at West Pom,
In lsi3. was made captain IN lsis. aud
received the rank 81 Colonel last year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

~ IvrosrIK. A correspondent. Mason.
~i.he. Us TO cau,ioG the public against
man, who i. travelling through this county.
soliciting alm.. whom he allrse. 10 be an
,mpn.,er. We know nothing Of the fact. OF
the case bot simply suggest that II arpIi
cation is made 10 any person Tor ard. care
fal inquiry will be likely to prevent imPo'i.
tinn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The Farmer states that the Scientific Sur
vey "a. ALREADY entered upon Geld la'o-.
IL Is intended % explore the w'li lands in
the North and we., portions Of The State.
Prof. Iii,eheock will aiter~ari Vii, MOO-e-
head Lake. and then visit .ome Of the i'm.
por,Ani localities in other part. Of the State.
Jr. GJoialc will accompany him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

AEsr And NAVY MELODIES. We have
received from the puhli-her-. q small vol.
ume, containing sslec,'vn Of hymns. With
muse. adapted II the use Of our army
and navy. Tie work i. complied by Rev.
J. ". Dadnun. Published by J. L. Ma.
gee, and u Il Russell. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Ruia. n. Moody. aged Is years. months,
left hi. home IN New Portland. March -,
1867. and ha. no, since been heard from.
Any information concerning him will he
gladly received. Address james Moody,
New Portland, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

We learn ths, Mr.. Maxwell. whose arm
va. ~ badly crushed. will be able to save
the limb. Til. good fortune come. from the
Possession Of a vigorous. constitution, with
system entirely free from humor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
THE Frorr,ys SLAVE Law AutxpvE,,

THE frGIrivs SLAVE Law AMENDMENT
The bill Of S.ns,or Collamrr. Of Vermont.
provides that when q psrson attempts 20
pur.ah fugitive slave they shall. 10 order
to give them status 10 Court. prove that
they have been loyal during this rebellion
That " c-rtainly more to the purposs than
. Law directly bribins the Commissioner to
give dseis,oo agsips, the rssp0odsot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

TurSprR SHOWER. A very s"vero thup.
der shower. the fret Of ,hi. season. passed
over thu. section. Saturday morning. IL
passed from Gorham, y. H.. toward. Bruins.
wick. bat appears to have covered only a
narrow tract of territory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
Brownheld Items.

Ala town meeting held ut Brown6cld. on
tho 10Th Of May. for the purpose Of SEEING
wha, action the town voald take under the
- Act in aid Of the families Of volunteers, :"
1t vs.. voted tn authorize the 'elec,msn TO
hire such SUN. Of money from time to time
s should be needed Tor the AID 81 persons
mentioned IN aid act-not To- exceed the
sum Of Eve hundred dollars.
The ,'isS were generally opposed to such
action. As thew believed l, aii'1g in carrying
on tins N"diSo and uzholy var. although
they deemed It prudent TO make no resist
anoe " IN farce "
A new meeting house 10 in process Of
erection in hi. village. It's building un.
der the auspices Of the Congregational co.
eieiy. which {. aided by Samuel Tyler, E.l I.
n former resident Of this place. but more
recently OF Portland. Who has retained To
u.
Sylvanu. II Bean. 1T Lieut.. Of Co. A.
lith Ne R.s',. who vent from this town.
ha. been appointed Deputy Provost Mar
,hal Of Chco.nan'. Creek. Va.
Chas II Bean, q private in tho i'h Reg
imen,. l. a clerk IN the CommI'.ary Depart
men, " the army o: the Potomac.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The rre-rn, Governor Of Wisconsin. M,.
solouon, voted for Jam-s Buchanan in 1856
portland Advertiser.
II would not hare co.., much. alter go'ns
thu. far. 4, have aided that he voted Tor
Abraham Lincoln IN lsGO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

E,.r O,roRp AGSlcrLrrE,L socirrr. The
Annual Cattlc shos and Far OF this Socie-
" will 10 held at Canton Mills, on Wcdnes
day aud Thursday, the sth and 9sh ii oe'o'
Der. nrki
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The adjourned Meeting Of the 4 X 5. l..
Il. L. company. IN Portland. on Tuesday.
Was not more successful than those held De-
fore. There Was not a quorum present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The Ksnn,b-c Journal record. noble
act. performed by our brother Lincoln OF
the Bath sentinel. While in Augusta. last
WINTER. h. attention wA'arrssiedby ayoung
volunteer. WHO wa. ak in hospital. a, Au.
gu.a lie watched over him, and when
restored To health, procured Tor him good
home in the coon'ry. where be nigh, s''ah.
l.h his health. AMI continue his studies.
u. clothed him. and spent ns' and money.
in m,sing the necessary arrangements. and
all hi. 60 quietly, tina, 10 was only BY nc.
cidcni that the fact became known.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

A eorre.ponden, Of the Farmer Sr'ies that
Capt Lewis Bisbes Of sumner. ha. a tx
Tree. four years old. Shieh Is now BEARING
So. the .iEe OF En.l,.h walnuis The uee
!, eve lee, high. With leaves seven inches
lnn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Mr. IIsr.ey has re bull, hi. dam. carried
"a ~ the ire.het come week. since. His
foundry |. now in full tide Of successful
operation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

Ersh, hundred and eighty fs, federal
prisoners, part OF them taken q, Bull Ran.
came down irom Richmond, Monday, and
have been delivered to our authorities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

We understand that new WOODEN mill s
TO be bull, this seas,n Ut Turner village on
,h. site Of The mill burned few yssrs aso.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

A late steamer irom Cuba reports that
the capture Of New Orleans cause. greet
CONSERVATION among tho secesh at Havana.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16

The Er-~, fac ., Troy. n. Y, destroyed
800 buildings, and s3.0OO,OO0 worth Of
property.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-05-16
State Convention!

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