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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14

SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL:
For Stillwater-Daiy at s O'Clock, a. m.
For Shakopee, Jordan, St. Lawrence, Belle PLANE,
Henderson, LeSueur, Traverse de Sioux, St Peter
and Mankato-daily, al a. m.
For Rosemount Castle Rock, Northfeld, Cannon
City, Faribault Medford, Clinton Falls and Ovation
ma, connecting at Owatonna for Wilton, st. Marys,
Winnebago Agency and Mankato. also for Rice
Lake, ClaramOunt, Wasioja Mantorvile, Rochester,
Chatfeld and WinOna-daily, at 4, a M
For Industriana, Anoka, Orono Orlando, Mont
cello, Clear Water, st. Augusta, and St. ClOud-daiy
at 5, a. m.
For Sank Rapids, Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and
Crow Wing Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
st 5, a. m.
For Richmond, Sank Centre, Alexandra, Chippe-
wa, Pomme de Terre, Breckenridge Fort Abercrom-
be-Mondays and Thursdays, at 5 a. m.
For Sunrise, with connections for Superior and
Bayfeld-Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
Z, a. m.
For further particulars enquire at the General Of
fee on Third Street.
J. c. BURBANK u CO., Proprietors.
St. Paul, April %, 1868.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
SOO KEGS OF NAILS & SPIKES

III" hEUS OF NAILS q SFIhF1S
eBVV $50 boxes assorted Window Glass
10 gross pit TANKS casks Prunes
5 casks Currants 2 cases Nutmegs
loo mats Cassia so cans Mustard
Is bags Whole Pepper and PimentO
cans English and French Mustard
so bbls Vinegar 10 cases Salad Oil
100 boxes Babbitts Pure SaleratUs
10 boxes S. c. Soda
50 coils assorted Manila COrdage
loo dozen Bed Cords
IL boxes Vermicelli and Maccaroni
bbs Sage and TapiOca so boxes Starch
leo dozen and Hoped Pals
so dozen assorted Tubs and Keelers
so gross Playing Cards
500 boxes G. d. Caps-and Ely's and Coke's
water
1000 lbs Bar Lead 1000 sacks shot
J. c. & H c. BURBANK & CO.,
Lower Levee
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-14
1868. SUMMER 1868.
A R r A n G E M E n r.
Minnesota Stage Company
Northwestern Express
THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

The Roads are well stocked with first class horses,
Concord Coaches with careful and experienced Driv.
ers, all under the control of competent Agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

The Beautie. Of Autumn.

The woods have dofIed their ver,lant hue.
and are nov decked IN their glory. The
mountains viewed in the hight % our rlori.
Gus Autumn sunset seems set al abiazc As
il were. Like the bush in Horeb. the
woods seem 70 De on fi-e. bat arr not con
suned- To say our Aaiumn weather i
beautiful gives no idea Of the glory Of the
American fall. and the corSeousness Of our
Autumn scenery. While the trees IN put
ting on their rich autumn dress assume al
the eolors Of the rainbow. the mellow hare
Of the atmosphere softens all these bright
eoiors and presents scene more glorious
than poet can describe or painter portray.
IL Is a common idea that the fading Of
the leaf and is fall. are produced by frost.
But such l. not tie fact. Leaves were &C.
sigued TO last ONLY for limited period. and
then TO be thrown OF. or else perish and de-
cay on the stem. after having fulflled their
Office for a certain time. Ia our dcciduous
trees and shrubs. the leaves Of the season
are mostly developed within short period.
and they all perish az nearly the same time.
They are not DESTROYED b. frost a. many
suppose. for they begin 90 lan-ui.h. and o.
ten assume their aufurnnal tin;s. or even
fall. before the early frosts. Some leaves
are cast of. indeed. while their tissues have
BY no means lost their vitality. Other die
and decay on the stem vithout falling. a. j.
The case with most endo-enous plants.
Truly the heavens declare the crcatncss
Of our Creator. aud tie cartl's teeraiu- pro-
ducts loudly speak forth the eondacss o.
the Hand Divine. vl.7ch IN steh rich rro-
fusion scatiers our pathway With choice and
inesiImable blessings. Surcly % lie crown
eth the year with has goodness and max
eth the earth 10 rejoicc in his presence.
To the thoughtful. Pensiye mind. these
are the sweetest DAYS Of tbe circling wear.
While the Autuunal brccres waft tl.rir 80 q
Eephyrs around n. and invirorate and
strengthen the drooPins spirits with their
refreshing gales they seen - whisper H.,
solemn lessons Of mortality. Which Ike ra-
tHre i'm this Interesting and instructive
season Of the year i Subjected % ripen
and m ature, fade and die. LA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

Gov down comes the fence and in walks
the animal thus learning 20 throw OF break
do~n.any barrier that NAV be placed ~
tween "a and good feed and making that
pest 20 the community. a brcacby beast.
IN places where timber = plentiful. log
fences arr sometimes made. aaorline no
protection against sheep. Who can easily
jump on % the logs. and then down the
other side. Sornctimcs. for the least t-ou-
BE. farmer vil pot Up a worm fcucc made
a green hard wool poles. these in abou.
four YEAR viIl become complctciy rotten.
exposing the crops. and making II ncccsSa-,
20 buiid new fencc aitoeeihcr. Othcrs
lay cat gardcn patch. manure. an. AMI
plant Il With the greatest carr. securing IL
" ith a good rail OF board fence. expecting
20 supply their tables with Is dcEcacies
Everything seems 90 favor the r. prospects
when. 10, their own or thcir neighbors
chickens. turkeys. daoks or geese. walk Cor
rather fy) in AM APPropriate all 20 their
own use Nov 10 j. vel known that a
picket fence Is necessary % keep out fowls.
These are a few Of the many mistake. made
in enclosing cur grounds. BY Which Ne
suffer much loss and disappointment The
rcHscdies arc simple. Whcthcr your fcnccs
be brush. log. slabs worm. post and rail.
board. Packet. brick. stone. osa-c orans-
or any other plant. see that they are of the
best n,ateral % IT, class. Close. Lish an
strong. With the bushes and weeds kept
down near them. LIT them be Inspected
every year. not conc,ldin- thcy arr good
this season because they wcrc lat. ~
rairing or building new ones before The oil
ones aTc weak caoush o. learn an iuna's bah
tricks LIT these thing be better attend
osl 10. AM much loss val bc avoided % our
selves and ucishbors ia time. money and
vcNation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
Main. Agricultural Statistics.

\ law Va passed by The Legislature ia
ls62 requiring the municipal aaihoruic. 81
the respective towns and Plantations IN the
State. O. make return Of CERTAIN aerir,lltur-
al statistics % the ofi-c 81 tlc >ccrcta-, 81
State annually. Prom a couarnaui caiiou iu
the Portland Councr. q aFpcars 80 towns
towns have made these returns. From
that communicative. Ne gather tie follow-
iuS items. showing though bat IN a limited
dcgrce tAc great resources Of our STATE.
We trust ia iaf-re that ever tosn vii
make fan rcigru.
II thc 80 towns makinin- rvtar-s therc
ar fi.ss- hciicrs. g. .OOs cows. ss.6ss
s;ecrs. -. 0s5 oxen. 90. $50 sheep. Z .n-s.-
l0-lb. wool. Sa.0ts horses. 6IS. - baslei.
cora. 2l5.~99 wheat. s.4s5.3-8 ba.beI.
potatocs. l.36i.3>7 bushels apples. g.. 49, .-
%. JOS. butter. ssI.S10 Dos. cheese. las.-
$50 ibs. honey. ASS lb-. maple sa-ar.
Io.s6s gallons maple uolasscs. s95 sheen
Killed By wild animals. I.S-I shrrp killed
by dogs. Damage % sheep By lo-s -
sO5.
keunebec County has the la--est uuui-er
81 COWS. 9.ss-. Oxford thc mos, oxen. B.
-. and steer. zoos. Somcr.ei .Le most
sheep 56.sii ard -.rcatest amount q VOL
26i.@6 lbs AMI swine. ~.iS2. Oxford tic
largr.t number q co,ts. 49,. Penai.-ot
tae lar. 90 ulaaer of horses 8 .t-.s. 0Af.rl
rai-cs mos; corn. l-'.C-g bu.l,l.. >1mer,et
the most wheat $3.50 bushels. Oxford the
most re If.2-5 Lt.hcIs. Soucr.et most
Barley isf.9H5 bushels. Peno5scot mos,
oats. lsI.ufl bushels. A-oo.taok most
Buck~heat. 5000 Lashel.. P,nob.co.
most potatoes. 90 40 bushels and ta-rsr..
21.3s5 busLeL. Lincoln most bee;.. 1900
b1si,ls. kernctcc most has. 80. 50
tons. Oxford most iutrrsalc hav % -
tons. kennehec snakes most better. 57s.-
5i3 ib. Oxford mo.; cheese. TO- COL d..
Oxford makes thc most maple su-ar. 5g.-
5i1 las Somcrset raises tLc most ban.
l5.lG3 bushels
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
Fencing.


Being farmer. ard living surrounded
by Others engaged IN Ike occupation.
have been enabled 90 sc and experi-
ence some Of the unpleasant consequence
and trials. a. well a. pleasure. AMI com
forts % the taller 81 the .on. But An led
10 conclude that many q tLe farmer.
difficulties and vcNaficns nav be attriba,cI
% hIs own carclessness one crrat sour-e
Of loss and vexation IN every neirh5orhool
arises from cattle sheep and ho-s breaking
into ths enclosures. and eating and DESTROY
ing the crops that the farmer has Iccn A. !,
much labor and expense % raise. II The
stock performing these uiscb,rvoas tri,ks
arr has own. De j. ap; % give ,bera severe
whipping 90 he can catch thcua.) and then
60 home and complain 81 his 90 lock AMI
bhghted prospects. II they belong o. Dis
neisAboE. The consequence often are the
laming or other iajary % the depredato-s.
harsh language. qaarrciiiag. lawsuits. and
permanent enmity. between neirhbors. and
unnecessary breaking up % the peace OF
communities. I am not surprised az ti;.
state q things when look around ana see
how these Things are brought about
"A m an clears piece C woods On tlc e.l-r
Of BIS farm be does not tiink d uo-rb
While o. put permanent fence around f.
- Dc cuts down a few bushes ana tree.
around the edge %. brush fence While
the leaves stay on and it can scarrelr b,
seen through. it appcras Co De- secure
protection O. the crop. and perhaps it
answer the purpose while tie f-st rron 4.
groHlng bot presently the leaves hu of
tbe brush rots or settles down. ard tbrr
holes and low places ere found. invr.r-
the entrance n animal that nav hspr-a o.
D. about they 80 once DESTROY che r-.r
ard are taught 90 scramble. arg .amn an
an steal. vhcnercr they have a. Oh
poriunity Another in taiiI.1-a r.rna-
nent ience perhaps uses crooked rails near
fhe bottom. having she spaces too viii.
between ihem. cncouaring every boz ta
insert Dis nose and secure anrtLiar tisf
may nc crossing rear. each time fr.ir-
hishead Further ard fl-rbe-. $50 Gle Id.
become large cnos-l i1r Dc entrsn-. . o-
The rail BE- broken in de attempt. uhr. Il.
be goes. ioiioWel by a.l 'ho yrln,sr. rr,s,
and snail. in fhe sie.nnr. saI tbe rs.-,,
may BE better imagined dan d-.r-f.r
Another in putting up a worm scn-, b. yer,
carefal io buiidit close ard nsa+. d., 4.
setting IL stakes don't pst hsa S.rr
enough into thc ground. ard TIE ~.
strong viud that rises. or pcrsoa u..
e.imts over. the stake fy up. the n lcrs.
ard probably hsf Ore rails. hu down.
leaving thc field opcn Oh every derrcda,or
Ano'hcr has Die fence e-oae AMI close.
suppose everything Secure. but allow.
weeds ard bushes Co grow along them
Cattle are thereby tempted o. reach over or
through iacu 90 80 few bites. in do;rr
which ihe vhoie weight Of the beast I.
thro~n on the fence 20 enable it 90 reach
a. far O. possible tand how few fences are
abe 70 suPPort she weigh, Of Iar~e ox OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

llNrs- 10 is an oiI bat,cry true saving
thar " Muck B. fhe mother of neal ana
Nc have great faith in che mock. tatit d.
an awful waste of tir.c ana labor d. cara
muck into the iarn-yarl or ha--pen A. -th,.
SEASON. aal cart Be- OCT again ia tie .--i--
It = mnoh better uay Co drau ost an RI.
manure nov on hand to ti,e place where II,
viI bc wanted ia tie srr.nr. AMI m,t.
goar compost hap in f'e fsI ff--.t
cannot hr hai. u.c sol.. srrfac- coil. "a,
srrap.n-s cf ,ls roadside diteh,s. m.--f.
at Together. Tlt oa a good coating of Dam
oatsile. anI .' Go Be- sweat Ar.- f..--
els very nr-ifll and profitable Itor. Be- b.
beet f' tl p the ia-u-ylrI aa4 ts-.,,-f
v.th pes material from the meadow. ana
tae ieIis. anl reserve from tle t-.-t.-.
ka,ic swine enough t1 keep 90 u.rr- r-f..I
9Th 'Le roIl'u-. of the cattle l.ria. ,i.
winter D. fai. means tie ms-s-, t.,-.
VII te largely Increased ata great sas.--
81 espense ard labor.
Atthis season. pork can BE- mad. ,.-,
rapidly by ial.ri1as feeding Ha-. .f-.,.
best upon m.vei laa.l. aal r-e .l1aiI .se "a.
f chat thc swine intended ir .Iaa-Lter 81.
not hare their Appetite c.alcI uiti aa e.
cess ~ lnd.an u..al iat tiat a CD. DID.
portion of 1o.'ei pafa'aes ard pumps .as
g''s into Che fr9e-h. together vth 81 th.
sour mi.k we can spare. and tis 30 .gs from
tae si'ehea. lnf-ei.nr pumpkirsifi.u,l
g. remove Gle 'ecls. f,r thy proIaee sa
ei,ei uI.'n thc animal organization. uL.ri
''ia'ora,.e fo man cr beast. ard
aiiiolga tacy coatain uach nst-iive ms,,.r
''. '.' Are roaatrrclteI ty element. of
OF an OPPOSITE tendency rP,oumss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
< AN < ~ MOTIONS,

O. q-.aiit's-. b, th- ssr-- 90 .,as- oa-
Mareh css~- 49, uatrrl-i- &C. Wsfrhassk-ts
-i.i o. irasshri ch~sg~, th.n ihes Gao b. t-.s 90
sn fartltnl - y -hh-t o. spir lad t-itcr car aa
htan sd ave urnart
Esrrsthtr- ~atrsairf ta o. 49, BE- i. .aiI 60
'sir ruftn bel. '- tnar-fs 81. th- i-f o. 80 3D. aaf
10 unsf srrr fn surrrrt. SIS uurk ertrs.f~ q
FEEL us --I D. ann~ zrrariaug o. c..frscf ed
~arrs-rri Cra-f.
~ r e'aaf lac fo go any ~afrh-s fhaf have
hrsa $50 80 hs fa~sr-rri-ur~l u-rAu1-a. a-.I ,i
80 ora't rrsks Ihrta irralrr sci h~re stU o. b.
dag. Thr ssa- 18th rtarks
ilafu watch auarr.arafs 49, b. taI i-~ei-I
shrn rrqairst. rni ra-.t qulrtssr er sfr-r salrh-
- ~ ii - siisr-t ia I've E.rar-.raf. at ter
nfro~- Chrouera~trr bslano~s in--rtsi bel 49,, 49,
ihsf have place tatsrces. ani tas's antthra-
ihat 10 followed to b. t.nr ta e. ~arrh ar r. cha
StiI p aa,r ai shop taf sttrs.tri fa ID. .aa-
on 500 aniik~ rlauarr.
Msrk ssItrl--.l fr..su rftfr -afc hnlakrrs u h,fh
~iu O. tanr nf = farr Lrsr..r.lr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
Importing Houses.

o. Rasteu. - thiak caa frrni.h good. cheap
- thsa 90 D. fsanf this .ilr q tiestna
ftr 49, WATCHES .f tu.-riras. ~~,.-- -.
- 80 Freurh. Hau,iag a. O,,ea Facet. t.sii
>tirrr eel tiit rs-~-.
>FEcrNCt.E- 81 sil kial.. aal as quaat,t,
81 xi-ss to 80 ia 81 spectacle b,~.. o. su.s I'll.
AID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
Jewciry Repaired.
Letter Engraving neatly EAecatrd.
FSCash raic fsr oid COLI s-l silver.
EErHFL o.. s.I-ea. =

NOTICE. D. 81. ~ifh rL.s.srf~ fhar Z go Boz
f1lui ih~ rsf,,.lc t.a- NJ olr.u n. TufrArI hss
uttrn .ut riare at 80 eIf .tsrI. na usfhrI IIH.
" vorkei ~tih o. O. tf. ,rar- ra-i. aal au
hes to 49, thfas b. 49, gis~ fa au a. uaas
cai spa htra. -o-al satf-fsst.-si.
- sUrnTT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
Ash Hoops Wanted.

'ENHt su'-rriir-- 81 JAS $500 go thaa.a-
60 80 .goo GOOD A~iI FLOUR HHf
HOOPS, o - l-et lsrs. ,f delivered ~ sa.s =.
cave
>NNnoRN a BURNEIL.
- Pare. Ssrt. u. i-sa
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81 Ayers n
oARSAPARILbN

aRSAPARIbb
80 srrtrs esrsr sr~r-r -
t---fria ent ecrce-icsis II s~-s--
~ 49, 49,, . -...-l'a-, l,srs-s-f =
" asre $50 iaf.. .u..-. ... e.. r-u- ssr-srau-
1-.irrf $50 81. .-I -s-..la--..r 81 a.. \. a
- a, =. -. 49,. :. FL. '. ..''. ,..s ~.
t,-upta1--. irrr.cs. lot les. lsostu. 81.
Uicers. scrrs. ant IN plsc-ses q tee sita
D. Err ntf srr...r. l-t.'.'. fnrr..-r
s .rIr le r.r ...r .. faa ar.f fIr r.f.... afe-
if.t t.rr '' 80 80 %. ~ 81 f'- -.
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care r.rI ~ trtli ..er ~k-s.rAlrtls. So -
trcn eel. 90 sou.e u,.rfi..-
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fHF.tt ..- TO- w. o.. =
screfa...s r.arfa.r. afI.n go tfrF ffatf r-....r
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l-u- r..rr'ss ta7~ - efftr 49, -iaa--s -
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g.. ~ 20 uf trsfurss I'D t-caras ar .tf.arlat.s
t.ra ndrt-r go rrs,..r.-s 81 ult.n- srs lei.sf
H.a'f.-r. a.f. t..e I.ar rtrss trfIth. lt
80 eor-F, r. e. 60 -
t-rsu o. faru, rrlsr 49, iofeis.. 40 s.rt.,a...i
ent- ~ ircf r. ts sra--fh as 80 t--tr r. au.i an
utt,.raf arf sa rrf--rs rl o. cernse ttaf krou
81 irt1., Tsra.rt t.afh. ana v.teut . a,gts oss
e to f... rhass ksfllk.
Ery.sc,as - General Debliiy Purify he
hioad-
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tfr krnE. ssrfrrr rrr .n rrr1a.r .arrs.rs r-d
$500. -, -. ,.. 80. 80 49,. -. =,
tnf> ni Atf.a.Ir' fFHff1.r.fr $50 u - a.fFra-
u.s s' I....-. ''.ut -il', 'saE-,rssitis - t'ss
Do f p rtrs..-. F.r uriruru. &C.,
on. ear 90 '.. r..n 90 Z. $3.50 90
r-f arn rar.r rttrh 500 tr.rr q ti. 81
60 c..l ..--t 80 o. turtrrri'
81 af..aIs ralra 20 r....r.s IL u.rfrs --fs
go ifs' f- corfs tFtrr.r ts-i.r. aul g. l.sfars
tss-sr ,ssfs sr.,rsslifs raistsoi. f,..s "a
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pei. srs -r. ra-. b ar.-a 81. stsrs i.-Is 81 ts.s
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ha.r go f.rr ~srss rfift .n r-t irf...r.
go @ i.. 49,
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s. AntA n.y. Flre. Rec. sAi; I-Acuua.
SD Head. sors Eyes.
D. ntr--r >r fs-. pa rtr -f.f-~ = -
'ar.ff Q. frfrs rr tlslrt Iisr raFst',
' e'- uff 81 .e'r rta re.rt
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

Aathe att and scie.css psrtsiuing 90 Ia. arr
sloaeis iinked tozeth-f sd ~ tnti.stsh couuest-
% ~tth Agricniturs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

Why ia uasier~omsa ID. ms. .-..f
person IN tie VOC ldg Becsn.. ~. 49,
wings mcn's bosoms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
PATENT MEDICINES,
Attic Lowest Cash Price.

COUNTRY DEALERS wiu a. ~eu % cat
o. =. aet ave their hvight irsua thr ritv-
fEnpLkk> ~in ST. s o. fh~ir alssura-e o.
cal ulsan o. as-i stnck up- B~iag in ooaarctsan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

Women should set good examples f8r Il .
men are always iolov.ng after tie uoacr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30

~ sa'i 'aaafy. irorasri. O. g,sing t.sui NJ tie
- e'frcfs- ~ Therefore fr,lr-sfs au r-f...-.
- p afr iai-lrrt ta thc estate eel s., t~cr s- 20
$40 ''aar-'.iste rasyusrnt. and tha.r 49, have
49, af'a.lts fhefFua to rxh Pee fhr sansr o.
so -. 49, JACOB IN. LONEIDH
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- - De- faAfn ~ HrrrrfrTI. rHaf alIn
"ui ths let-f inrsrs ta hrahh fn 49, ca.~. - a.
b. ruf go tn b-auls ol th.fr tfser~af sfrra-th.
~nh CO.. tlrrsff.as c. ust-g ssi .ruf o. Espf.ss
o. arf .,arf of fhr raantrs
fkitE~.-IuI .tr.r.fh. SO. Hal -. S.
q-artsr -ruru-ih. - 80 hof,L
= krr-~aaier' TIE u-e,,ictne IL trsir.ef -.
rrr-s' 60 ftrfsafs faser. -hsch sI .fh ~ r~u,-
srilrs 81 go ksni have tssi o. care aisa thaf Cd
81 sarraufrt as frrrrH-fn,et en- srers rrspcrf ar
thr rrsc- vIH o. rs.far,.I.f
20 hfuar~ ,I t1lrfsfrrrs' Nan~ vrarrsrf~i 49,
i--- fs-rrs s--i HfrrrfIs 81 o.. " Eel .t Be- gTN
ihl Al tN~IiTt IL - Npr-.sl fl,ssrsss. y.
= fs..4 o.. F-.rrf.alr. a.
iats sr-.tairF ~a.trirrs .u fi.ras-s af e. F-.rr,.
as'aFr. lib of Me- aaf 49,. ~ e. r-rutsris
ss'a'sfri rhssrr-sa r4 - s.sr.' r.isrri-s rtrtns
De utlr r-r.Hrr.a fr Ihra. G.-ll' ,srr1-s 81 rt-
o. or .rhFrsi-~ arr stfrrIf r.a ri 3D. at --sI-
trtrrs sil D. -rnf ~ Errrrss s.r1rrr rarn af.rr
ssfr-a. e. at rsrfs a o. a.rrt state 49,
afll.ira...aftrs. &C. L-tss lrr.n nf.rsf. -tshfss
g. securr eco frlstlf rrtrrat go s.ssl care 90
llI rrsrnrraH a. hsaHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
NRUs woRNEII.. n-7a1 sh-us.
WIIIIsNK' GEEENE.
Iaalsfl Ssst. iEh.. I-s3.
PROVOST NAE-HNt.-~ oFFt,F.
-Ut.Eu t.ra. ltrsrufrr W.sr

~rcasp ta~e. ttlsruttr Mstsrl
i<-istaa. o.. 90. i-t1
ne following prrsnrs. drafted .n this
brtrrt lIu Oxford Countyl under fhc At
ot 0r-rrss. approved Mari G. l-tl "nr
enrolling arI calling oat ths NatloraI
lar.s. a.. having failed Cd report. a..
aau ',-.rtsrs from ,l.c Mlhtary service q
e. la.rrl ~sa,s..
u, order of iLc Provost Ma-.ha' Cen
s-al. "a r''rsf ~ til-rf fs.s~' uiu o. raaI
OBJ any T~rson tar a. apprehensiau AMI
deliver OBJ thrss ii.aiI-art--s of a D,.sr-
CO iruu o. ~er1i-r of tLr t.itsI STATE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
Icort-sissr sEesETp.l
The Great Indian Remedy
PeoR FEMALES.
Dr.. Natfison.sIndianE nmennrnrne.

This celebrated Fcu,le Ne.lirs-r
r.a-sessrng trstuss aak.nsa af 49,
thrng ei-r IL ~ 49,. aaf rros ~
rsevfusi alfrr az ~ 49, hsss fsta-f. .
81 r,--re--i g. hafh ssrrl-f a 49,
60 frr.fr. Sci - a. rrrs i--f ihfrg
kaa~n &C. tar rufprs-. Eel a. sfI
lstr- ~ ~ ~ .-rtIr asfss ia rt-
49, ui - ru-f rsr-. aifrr aI I'll ~
rruur.irrs af che tfnf hate t-en
trtr.i la rrls.
Over 5000 bottie~ have -,~
t-ea "a ethaart siagis hi'rrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-10-30
- IS. - HiERirT D. THOMSON

7 b. sat-rrs.rr hrrrhs givr- r.ai1,r n-f--~ that
- has ts~a ls'e arI-alntri o. thr Wanrrsfr.
Sa.lg- ~ frrtatr g. ftr taaufs af OsfrrH srf
-s-a-r4 D. ta.t ei a.'aFiratris af 3D. estate a
Wiz ~. @roiep hte 81 Trs-ai,a ri.atsi.s-.
u $40 tanafs. terea-r.i. o. rlrr-r t-.al 81 th~
ns rtrfr's 80 fnrrr.orr rr.r.ursfs aIi r-fsna.
~hnarr fni~ht 81 e. tb- rstste ri ss.t .s--ss-i a.
ni a. tHtsaf...ff I.sfaa-nf. ssI rh..r r II. karr
aus s-ansats fhrrrsa ts rsh,irf a. ssu.- ta
~Trf. IS. les MARY J soRnTN
The New York herald., 1863-07-21

ssl0
inclading a6 900 balesos American III ~ ai,ef -
-" 'HAvkE coT'roN MARKFr.s .c e -ss -,
Tho sales for tha weak ending the 10th bales
0rlsans rseprdinnirei S0Vf.. bss, 1885, Tho market
arm AID steady Stock port, ~ ,6V0 bales. H "a
~, ~ : hsa .mAScHgsrsR TRADE RsroRr g.aet hsssa
Tho advicea from Manchester report tho market FOR
goods and yarns as STEADY aud arncf. =
rEss LIvEKRooD BsEADsrUrFs MARKgT. NIX
The brendstun market b. generally very duil With
slight decline n qualities Corn is quiet and steady
Richardson, Spence Co.'S and others' circulars report
Flolr dull aud DOWNWARD with decline Of Is Ca per
barrel; state, 20s. 34sf Wheat very dn and declined
Sd per ecnta red Western, ss.A IS l0d red Sontber&
9s 81 I'd. whe Western, 3d. los. white Southevp
los slos.od Corn steady; mixed, 2cs. 3D.. whts 2ss
Cd. 29s, Cd. %srsk AEnlN u TsN tN'8 lsis'
au4 yf4LIvERPOoL PROVISION MARKET. r !
The proyisions market IN generally quiet and steady.
Messrs Highland, Athya e Co. report:--Besf lrn with
small sales ~ ast quotations Fork dull Bacon steady
Lard quiet and steady. TaIiow easer, pt sos. 42s.
- LIvEEPooL PRODUCE MAKKET. M n
Sugar fiat. Conee Inactive Rice steady. Ashes-Saies
small At 29s sos for pots and pearls CSd oil nominal
L'rsecd oil steady At 4Gs Posin buoyant; common 29s
29s 3D. SPIRITS Of turpentine steady at 1855. Wake
GeId BonN \ English report petroleum active ana ad-
vancng; refined D. 3d. %. o.; crude, lis Cd. lss
LONDON MARKETS. .s1af1k.ga e
Breadstuffs inactive but steady. Coffee active at de-
cline Of sd. Is. Iron nriner, with slight advance
zoos Rosin hrna Rice quiet Sugar heavy and quota
tons easier Talow declining. Tea steady. Petroleum
downward quoted al 2s 3D. for rehned Sperm oil nomi
nal. Linsoed oil steady ~ AS ID f0AtA.Hfa II.
NJ eso THK LATEST NARKETs.
LIVER DOL. July 11-Evcning.
saas Of cotton to-day 1000 bales, including
lSco bales q sscusors and exporters The market 70.
the bseadssais market h very dull The weather haa
been favorable for the crops ti s4Att =
The provision market u quiet and steady.
| 1hs produce market kquet.
Lonpos, July ll--Eveoing.
Consos closed at o7s< s2I for money. Illinois Cen
tsaa RArcad y . discount Erie Railroad. ok
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