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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06
VOLUME 33, NO. AZ.

RENARKABIE CssE. On the 9Th of
February. 1881. a man named John Tay-
ior. aged 20. native Of Prussia. Vas NJ
work As sailor on board the brig Jane, Of
Scarborough. then in the London docks.
and while guiding the iron pivot Of the try
sail mast into the msinboom. the tackle
broke. and the mast. which was thirty-nine
feet long and SIX hundred pounds in weight.
descended upon Taylor. The iron pivot
tore OF half his scalp. which fen over his
face; then striking his lover Jaw. broke IL.
and knocked hun down; lastly. piercing his
chest obEquely, came out in the lower part
Of his back. and fixed in the deck. when
thus transfxed and Otherwise injured, the
man subsequently stated that BE felt no
PAIN . was in heaven said be. Nor
vas be at all Inconvenience during the
withdrawal Of the mast from has BODY by
his fellow seAmen. bot Immediately after-
ward experienced unuitcrabIe agony
and AZ each act Of inspiration the air came
from the wound in his chest. proving there
BY that the lung was injured. he was car
RED TO the London Hospital. where he so
far recovered in FIVE months from the effects
Of his severe injuries. ss to be able TO walk
q distance Of some miles. He ultimately
returned 10 his duty as a sailor. and has
ever since enjoyed most excellent health
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

BEIlGIoUs CoUErsUIF. a young gen
tleman happened 20 90 AZ church IN a pew
adjoining one in which sat young lady for
whom he conceived a sudden and violent
passion. was desirous of entering INTO a
courtship on the spot; but the place not
suiting a formal dcclaration. the exirency
of tbe case suggested the following plan /:
lie politely handed bis fair Deighbor a
Bible open. with PIN stock in The follow-
ing tevt-Second Epi.iic of John verse
fith -'' And now besccch thee. lady. not
a. though ! wrote rev commandment
unto thee. hut that which uc hsd from The
beginning. thar vc love ore anoihcr~ She
rriarucd e. pointing Or the second chapter
of Roth. verse tenth" Thea she fem or
her fac. and bowed herself % tbe ground
and saii unto hin. Why have found grace
in thine eyes, that thou shouliu take
knosiedge Of me-. seeing that I am stran-
gers' iic returned thc book. pointing 90
che thirteenih verse Of the Third Epistie of
John-lIaving many things o. write unto
you. ! wou.d not write vitb paper and ink
Dos ! trust % come urto you. and speak
isre % face. that our joy may be full ~
Prom the above intcrview. marriage took
place the ensuing seek.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06
4. NO A. PARIS ME- FRIDAY NOVEMBER q ,Se3

Nina had recovered from the burst Of sobs.
which was her only reply TO has unkind
speech.
To-norrOw came. and the next day. and
stili Marks demsanor remained unaltered
Poor Nina ~As thoroughly wretebed What
could be the matterS Was Marx becoming
deranged. or-snd a cold chill Of horror
ran through her frame at the very idea-
was Il possible she was losing her place in
has aiectionsS
. would die by nv own hand did
believe that was her inward ejaculation.
for. in her heart. Nina loved Mark Clay
ton with love almost amounting 20 idola-
try.
The upshot Of Nina. troubled self-eom-
nunings was. however. that one morning
within n week of the above detailed events 5
she was sitting IN Dr.. Colwelrs study close
ly vailed. and rObed in a quiet pearl dress.
as much as possible. For to whom could
Nina conhde her grief more naturally than
10 the old man who bad known herhusband
from the DAYS Of bis infancy?
Mrs. Clayton - was the doctors sur-
Prised exclamation. on entering the room
IN which be had been spprised that s.lady-
desirrd to speak with him.
ina threw aside her veil and burst out
crying? The interview was no a Ion- one !:
and when At last the old man dismissed his
patient. with htherly kiss. her face was
radiant. even through It's mist of tears.
When Marx Clayton came home 20 din
ner be found his wife singing Al Der work.
" l suppose YOU have not put those but
tons on my collars" he SAID grimly.
NO. haven't. Mr. Marx said the
Little lady. archly defiant. - and don't in
tend 70. either. until you have confessed
yourself very sorry for the Bluebeard char
aeter you have been acting lstely.-
Nina = Marx spoke with some uneer-
tainty.
MAXI
And she buried her scarlet cheek on his
shoulder
All. sir. no use assembling any longer.
I've been 20 Dr. Colwell. and heard all
about il and. indeed Marx" she added.
with quis ering lip. A" the lesson Is not
thrown away. FOR. until nv own conduct
was mirrored before me in your actions. I
never dreamed bow very. very disagreea-
bic was making myself,-
" Ny dear little wife. a" said CLAYTON. ten
derly smoothing back her disheveIed eurls.
" II YOU did but know what Il had cost
me-
% Not another word. a" said Nina. imper-
afively. Putting her h and upon bis mouth.
. Il has been bitter lesson. bat il has not
been lost on me. Let me sealo compact
Of future happiness With this kiss
VERY willingly. a. far as am concern
ed. Nina. Bot do you ,hink you can ever
forgive Dr. Coiwell for presenting the bit
ter pillg-
" III send for him % tea this very eve
ming said Nina. fluftering brisklv. ike an
energetic canary bird. round the dinner
dishes. % and let him see that oas behave
myself ike a good little girl
And from that moment Dr.. Colweu new
er had a word Of fault 20 find with Mark
Clayton's looks Nav. he was wont % as
sert that Clayton and his pretty wife were
the haPPiest couple ia his whole acquain-
tance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

4 JsFANEsE FUENIrUnE. II European
joints could only BE- made supple enough to
enable their owners to dispense With sofas
and chairs. and. pr eonscq',elo,. with Ia
bies. and we we're hardy enough 70 lie on
clean mats. siS feet by three. stuffed With
hne straw, and beautifully made With six
border. - a. - form q sort Of reticuiated
carpet for rooms Of any sire. the soluiioa
ofthat much-dcbated question. The possibil
ity oi marrying on four hundrcd pounds a
ycar. might certainly BE- predicted With
something Ike unaninity in favor q
matrimony. The upholsterer's bin never
can Oiier any impcdirsent 10 a Young couple
la Japan. Their future house is taken. COZ
tanning generally three or four Little rooms.
on vhich clean mats are pot Zach then
brings 10 the Housekeeping a ootion-stuged
quiit and a box II wearing spParei for their
own personal Use pan 10 cook the rice.
half dozen acker cops and trays % eat
. OF . iargc tsb % bathe add wash in are
added on she general seoosat. and these
complete The establishment
I rSir X. Aicock's Three Years in japan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

ColeridSe. Who in his feelings vas a
thOrugh John Bull. speaking Of the French.
says; 9" Freneimen are ike guupowder;
each individual grain is smutty and con-
temPtibIe. but mass them together and they
are terrific.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

SINGULAR tSprsrEY. Covper. IN wri-
ting 90 q friend concerning one Of tis po-
ems. gives tie f1liouing bit q tie history
of iis composition lle says:
" The critics VII never know ti.at -four
lines of u we're composed While ] had an
ounce and baH q ipecacuanha IN my
stomach. and a wooden vessel called pail
between my knees ard that in the very ar.
t.cie.-in short that ! vas delivered Of iho
emefic ard che verses 10 The same moment -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

LrNHEnfVo on TIVE PExOnscor. Ex-
tensive Preparations are being made for
cutting lumber on The Penobscot waters the
approaching wiuter The lsmber business
has been eulincntiy successful for two vears
past and The market for disposal Of lumber
has ercaily enlarged. - that Bangor mer-
ohauts nor send cargocs of lumber % South
America, various EaroPean ports. and
brisk trade has recently been opened With
Hsyti. Some 81 The large operators.
owners of timber lands. reslized for the
last uinteF's cutting very large amounts for
siampagc. oao frn. AZ least. a. high ~
forty tbousaod dollars. Bangor people
have for several years been large owners IN
timber ands. and have been ready a. al
time to purchase A. fair rates. The recent
large saies. Of land of the state we're Ell
made 30 Bangos men. who know their val1e
and bow % Manage these lands
kennebcc Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

\ man Who forbade his servant girl Cvho
belonged TO the same church with himseiD
going in and out of the front door Of the
house. was quietly asked by the girl 4 be
supposed they would enter heaven bY
separate doors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

LsooSIcs. Bcnignity i preferable %
mnnifccnco.
All faults are par'ionabie when one has
the courage 10 avov tbem-
Hasty words are soon rePeuted.
In couversing. give al leave 10 speak in
their turn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Aboy flls his Pipe and be sees only the
tobacco. bot see going into that pipe.
brains. book. lime. AealtL. raoney. prospeet.
The pipe is filed at last. and light i
struck. things which are priceless are
eArelessly Puffed away in smoke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

Boasfing j. sometime. ouf Of place. We
wcrs once unused az hearing gentleman
remark that hs vas bscheior, a. vas his
father bcfore him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-11-06

TERns-Os- Deiisr sad FsGy Csa,.. p..
y-sr. - adTsncs- T-o Donsts. "a he ed ofth-
yssf.
Climbing We -osH rs-r~ctfulls ell th~
s"~a'fps ~ go 80 srs spassd a. ieui thsir sd
estsaiinr thr ctrculafioa 90 = houus psr.r a.,
th~ foiis~tsx ser
We -tu seaf
lo tepi-s. for ens s-sr So 1850
20 Copiss Ter 90 sear. So 5000
- 80 eoff O. ~ fr~rsoa Eetiiag % tn- ctsh.
~ nseeff uru-t arc~uQsny th~ ordsr.
. - = tru.agtu a c.. 10 ~tss~ Street.
bestp.. sd ie2 Nsssan Sucst Nrw Nork arr
or aufhaftre-i ar~ufs
JoB PRINTING aesfi, executed.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
DEM MOCRAT.
kvHN MA, o HI o.
,sday Morning, ,......-.....J July 90. 1868
THE BUTTERFLY.
NJ E l. A N G E.


Why ought woman to prefer brewers drayman
for husbands? Because be'n always supporter.
An old topper says the two most precious things now
included in hoops girls aud kegs of whisky. Il Il
More lawsuits than love-suits are brought on by
attachments. .,g f7.. f,
An old angler says that no one by merely convers,
ing with a fish succeeded in drawing 1t out.
Ladies' are seldom troubled with the dumb ague,
are very subject to the kind that makes the jaws
chatter. -g5s-. l-rr---E-- -ttz s7 t'
Mrs. Partington says that washerwomen are psrtic-
uary silly people attempt to catch soft water when
1t rains hard. ~ a q
"I would have you know that am man of quail
ity :" said marquis to fnancier. Sand II replied
the fnancier, &c am a man of quantity" a.
"The law, said Judge Ashurst, in a charge, "is
open to all men, to the poor well the rich -
So is the London TaVefn,'' added Horne. Tooke,
who was present ...t -.sa.sIl,.= a4.s
Judy Braleegau, having been requested to open
some oysters, after knocking them about for some
time, exclaimed; s'Upon my conscience, but they
are mighty hard to peelr' sasf, ass as.I
I gentleman who had been spending the evening
with few friends, looking at his watch just after
midnight, said, &c 1t is to morrow mornngl must
bid you good night. gentlemen.''
Sc haven't another word to say, sIr-T never dis
pute with FOOLS" said gentleman who was getting
the worst of an argument. ssNo," was the reply
IS you are very sure to agree with them.' =e
"1know am perfect bear in my Manners said
a young farmer to his sweetheart. .s No, indeed
john" said the young lady; ss you have never hug
ged me YETI. You are more sheep than bear.'' 70.
s. What is the meaning of this beefsteak ON The
butcaer's book, Ann, said lady to her cook &C WI
have not had one lately.' &C No, ma'am; but yor
see, ma James can't bear mutton, SO had to ge
| a bit of beef for him"
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-07-22
Legal Notice.

yylvester willard is hereby notified that the 18th
day June. A. d. 1868, Catha zine Willy ard filed
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Forage
County against him, praying for divorce and the
tody of the minor children. Said divorce is for
upon the ground of adultery committed by said defend
ant, he will be hearing the of
said Court. BY ALPHONS0- HART.
june IL, 6wl Atty for petitioner.
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UNITED STATES
Express COMPANY.

T1HE UNI FED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY hav-
1 ing made arrangements with the Atlantic Great
Western Railway, by which they have The exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express oods on Express Pas
senge Trains they able offer the residents of RAJ
VIENNA vicinity better facilities the forwarding
Express Goods far regards time in transit and
iff rates. than have ever been offered before.
This Cnmpnn hnve agents at all the principal stations
the Atlantic & Great Western Railway, Erie Railway
and connecting Branch Rail Roads, ALSO il all the cities
and towns in the Western Stntes by their
tions with other Express Companies in New York City,
they enabled forward Goods to all points N the
Ea tern Ststes.
Notes Drafts and Accounts collected; Money, Jewelry
and other valuable packages forwarded vii b dispatch.
Shippers of Butter Cheese and Eggs, will ind 1t to
their advantage to patronize this line. ST. .
For rates of charges. apply to WIN. L POE, Agent
CHAS. A. DEWITT,
Gen'l Supt.
RaVenua. April ]. 1863. mt
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Ravenna Marble Works.

w Z receiving good stock of Italian and Yer
w mont Marbles, and do not intend to have
any travelling agents. knowing there has been much dis
satisfaction given by being upacquainted with
styles and cost or work, and think much better for
ishng work to tn the shop, make their
own selection OF style, thickness. &C., and the per
centaae OF agent.
We intend to keep n good stock hand and will do
work for all that may fit to give US their job to their
full sa tisfacton
Particular attention paid to finishing Monuments and
Tablets for Soldiers HT ftE
RS-shop on South Side of Main Street, q few doors
-, EAGER g. FOX.
Ravenna, April % 1868. febIl-6m
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BLOOD! BLooDI BLOOD
Helmbold's Bighly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

This is an affection OF the Blood and attacks the Sex
ua Organs Lningk of the Nose. Ears Throat wiudpipe
and othr Mucus Surfaces making its appearance in
form of Ulcers Helbods Extract Sarsparila puri6es
the Blood, and removes all Scay Erupons of the Skin
giving the Complexion Clear and Healthy Color Il
being prepared expressly for this class of complaints its
Blood-Purifyng Properties preserved greater
extent than any other preparation of sarsaPnrilla.
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NJ OTICE is hereby given to Amanda Cowden, Isaac
In Cowden, Christina Cruzen, Robert Cruzeu,
Joshua Lszarus,zaBd~ Caleb Lazarus, who heirs
and legal of Peter deceased,
and residents of the State of Ohio; that the
9Th day of July, 1868, j. administrator of said
cedent, fled in the Probate Court of Portage coun
ty aud State of Ohio, petition the obi ct and pray
of which is TO obtain order to assg the dover
of ally Ann lazarus the widow of said deceased in
and sale of the following real estate of which
said Peter Laz died seized; to wit: the mill
onMIl Creek and eight and eightee ndretdbs
of acre of land which the same is situate, and
the house and one acre thirty hundredths of an
the opposite side of said creek from said mill.
all which is situate in lot Rumber three in the town
ship of Deereld in the County of Portage and State
of Ohio. Said petition will be heard and said order
applied for the seventeenth day of August 1863 In
said Court.
GEORGE LAZARUS, Admir-
Dated July 8, 1868. of Peter Lazarus, decd.
LUTHER DAY. Atty for Petitioner. 15-4w
F. J. Baldwin, Plaintiff Before Branerd selby Jr,,
John H. 6rwig, Dert. Portage County, Ohio
ON the 10th day of June A. 1862 said lstice is
" sued a order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of fye Said cause set for hear
ing August sth, 1863, at O'Clock P. M.
F. ] BALDWIN.
Paris, June 18th, A. D. 1868. jyl53w*
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Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance of an order OF the Probate Court u
j Portage County, Ohio, made on the goth day Of
June, 1868, in the of Sc Almon s. DGnnng, guar
dian of Everett A. Bristol against" his ward, the
dersigned will the Both day of July, D. 1868,
tween the hours of 10 and four of that day
the premises in Portage County. offer at public
sale the following described real estate situate in
Portage County, ohio, to wit
The undivided quarter of the East part of loi
No. in the south division of lots in said township
called Ravenna, to- wit: sixtyeight frs the
East side of said lot 49, the dividing line to run
parallel with the East line of said lot the of the
public to all roads excepted.
ALMON S. DUNNING, Guardian
of Everett Bristol.
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LEGAI,sNDTICES.

yabez WIight's Estate
NOTICE is hereby given, that The subscriber ha'
IN been appeiuted and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Jabes Wright, late Of Portage Co
deceased. w. Rs KNsOWLiON.
Dated at Nelsoh, shis Sd day of July, 1868. 7.3w
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Notice of InsoIvcncx.

ON the LIST day of July, A. D. 1868 the Probate cour
" of Portage County declared the estate OF Jona-
than Shirtli deceased, to be ihsolvent. Creditors
therefore required 10 sent their claims against
the estate to the undersigned for allowance, within
six months from the time above mentioned or they
will not be entitled to payment
NAHUM SMITH, Admir-
Jonathan Shirtlif. deceased
!. L. & H. G. Rapney, Atrys. i't1''tA
July Sd, 1868. 4H
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Call at the RAvENNA BOOK sTORE. where atteu-
tim will he maid 10 bs sale II Insfrnns,ts h, onr ab
sence, and any information desired given
M
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in the IIniiei states bers to ssnk n,neron
patrons their confidence farors and by
of his inyariab ethd of doing the Air thing
hopes this year, furnish 1000 these fine in-
that will make glad mutitrde of
hearts with Sweet Music
seventeen ] ears Experience, sos a'aa.i
with good knowledge Of music, and seye out to
cep in rade enable Mr.. H TO boast of almost
unparaeed, in the history of any sihilar business in
An'araa of nearly Sc, 900 square miles.
is the base of his operntiues having caused to be sold
nearly 100 nstruments amounting 10 over S5J0OO0
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H~HA

superb article of Black Tea just received. Also
N'seA t'--' wa 'A'' RAvENNA BOOK STORE.
April Is.
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CERTIFroATEs OF CURES,

CEkSI1k1CA1kSS OE CObASSS
From eight TO twenty years standing with names known
For Medical Properties of BucRU, see Dispeusatory
of the United States.
See Professor DEVICES valua BILE works on the Prac'
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsIcK
See remarks made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL.
celebrated Physician, and Member OF the Royal College
of Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions
of the King and Queens Journal. - &
See Medical Cirurgicsl Review published by BENJA-
MIN TRAvERs, Fellow of the Royal College OF Sur
See most of the late Standard wo rks on Medicine.
Ertrsc. Buchu, slOOper 6Oae. or sir for $500
,nnro,.S Sassspqgsas, saEp Tass l'sS sSS sSS
Or half dozen of each for sl2 which VIII be sui-
the most obstinste cases, directions
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obser
No. Describe the symptoms in all communication.
Cures guaranteed Advice gratis. - Z
AFFIDAVIT.
af Phladelphia H T. HELMBoLD,whO being duly sworn
say bis preparations narcotic, no mer-
euy or other injurious drugs but are pR5sy
Sworn and subscribed before me fi 2Sd DAY If No
Alderman Ninth h.streeI. above Race, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
who endeavor to dispose soF THEIR OWN and 10Th
err articles on the reputation attained by E
Heimbold's Genuine Preparations. g
ss Extract Buchu,
sc Is Sarsaparila,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's-TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement and send for it, and AVOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
May 6, 1868. y ~
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Attachnnen1.

Edward ]. Sweeney, prf,l Befors L. G. stockwell
VS.. J. p. of Nelson town
Reuben Smith, Defendant ship, Portage Co, o
nN tue 18th day of June, 4. 1861 said Justice Is
" ed an order Of Attachment in the above acton
for the sum Of hundred and thirty dollars
EDWARDJ. SWEENEY,
Nelson, July /, 1868. 7-sw
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george, sprague, Pral before J. p.

George Spragues Prfl BeforeJ. D. Horton, u. P of
.Isss.vs. J.5tS Rasenna Township, Portage
M H. King, Def.t County Ohio.
tSAlD defendant. NJ. H. King. will take notice that
- the cath day of June, 1868, said Justice OF the
Peace Issued attachment in favor of said
plani, George Sprague aga INST said defendant. FOR
The sum of s24265. Said cause has been continued
GEORGE SPRAGUE, Prf.
July T. 1863 3w
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AFFIDAVIT,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.

ASK FOR HELMBoLD.s-TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisements and send for it. and AVOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
May 6, 1865. y