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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06
Excelsior InvigoYator
They would also announce to the public that they
ARenta for . .f-
tlApoL EoN's HAIR TOILET !

Tho only article unervd TIC French people that
would 0uRL sIRAIaH1 HARi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article s now indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that thsT cet must
necessarily take the place Of all others offered to
the public take pleasure In expressing their conddencs
In the article, gaining Il from practical uSe-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06
A. ! Fam,ly physic.

Bilious Disorders = Liver Complaints
From Dr.. Theodore Bell, Of Ne,c Fork City,
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to lE pur-
pose as an aperent but find their beneficial ehecsnpon
the Liver very marked indeed They have IN my prac-
tce proved more eectual for the Of bilious com
pants than any one remedy mention. i sincerely
rejoice that we have at length purgatve which Is wor-
thy the confidence of the profession and the people.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

viii OuRl sTlAIsHT HAIR In Soft, Gihen, Flowing
Ours, that will remain in shape for one day or ons
week II desired or any longer period n the directions
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy.
The Hair Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
the Natural Eonsss of l Hair. 1t neither scorches
nor dyes II; but gives the hair SOFT thrifty appear
ance It also prevents the hair from JdQi0 OF and
taY.in0 OFav.
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SECOND TRAIN .

,,uo,NNA ATT ACCOMMODATION at sI5U q. m,
=. an .tstions between Columbus, Cincinnati
nSpton 0SppH and indianapoiis arriving at oncnnsa g
IioS g. NJ, Dayton 9os a. m. indlsnsPSSp.sb ,pS ~ NJ
connecting directly st Loveland nS p.,rsrsSuTg
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Copy of Photograph from NE Of z. a: BROWN,
skosoin0 ne efSct OF STERLLNGS AMBROSIA
In eiohteen months.
CERTIFICATE.
This 10 to certify that, about eighteen months ago.
commenced using STERLIses AMBRosIA' MY ham was
Short thin, and rapidly falling out had tried many
benent. Soon after using the Ambros, my hair ceased
falling out and commenced growing 90 rapidly as 70 as
tonsh me- New my hair IL thick soft and glossy, and
n Ave feet four inches In lengthwhen let down. reach
ing to the floor. This wonderful result attribute Sole
ly 10 the use OF SrRRLIna's AMDRosIA, as since com
menced using It have applied nothing else 70 my mar
No. 493 Broadway, New York.
We advise young persons, whose hair Is beginning to
fall out 10 take warning In time, and save their hair
by usne the AmbroBa To those who have already lost
their hair the free Of the AhBRosh VIII surely
restore It, Is It hds. done for housaHds
DR.. sryaiNa's AMBRos1A Is a stimulating oily e1'
tract Of Roots, Barks and Herbs II Will cure az dis
esses OF the tcaip and itching OF the head, entirely
eradcates dandru, prevents the hair from iang OUT
or from turning prematursy gray, cau0ng u 70 g,ow
thick and long. II is entirely different from all otneI
preparations, and can be relied on
tits we'll known fact to Thousands In the city Of
New York that this s the only article yet discovered
that will cure the Disease Of the Scalp aud cause the mar
10 grow.
PRICE sI.OO PER BOX, containing two bottles
Dr.. II. II. STERLING,
sole Proprietor,
No. 493 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale BY all Druggists
march3063-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06

Passengers desiring tickets 10 the above routes via the
Pennsyiyania Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should be particular to ask for them via Bealre or
I. A. HUToHINBon,
febs General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public bat abort time, and has s
ready been tested by over thousand persons and
they testify that Napoleon Hair Toilet 10 the greaes
beautiAer ever offered TO the American people,
To prevent this Toilet from being counteneed or In
lated by unpnnoipled persons, We do not oer 1t fol
any,Lady OF Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hail
and Cufls and Long, Soft Whiskers or Moustacho can
procure the Invgorator or Toilet, either one, for on
dollar, inclosed In letter, with THAR address
AddroIs O. i. ePENY & co.,
Boz lea, Oollinsvills,
u Hartford o.. oonh.
And Il will be carefully bsnl By return mail.
fehQ3 dtV&Wly
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1
aaNaObiO 6tatasnfa'a
is6s.9a rsR 1863.
Summer Arrangement
"a TIME HANG z o. ssa
Great Northern Il Eastern Route
a4A CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
,SeiOB6sgD AND
s CINCINNATI
sssm#
un IA A + r. R O A d.
THREE TRAINS DAILY,
ExCEPT SUNDAY,
Fum O Olumous, in connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND OOLu mBUs
Ann NENlA RAALHOADS'

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExpREss-Lsaves Columbus at 400 AL. A; N.
viii stop at Delaware, Ashley cSrdngon, Gsad, .;
ciSSRs cievslsnS aUp Il oa5 panrt s.s 2 MA Ruds0
siOP ". Albany 4As A. NJ, Nav % York ssS q. M,
pI| PittsburE 3e5 P. NJ, Philadelphia $3.50 A. h'
SECOND TRAIN.
gNRW YORK RXaREss-Leaves Columbus a. TIA iilo
An. viii stop at Delaware oaIdng.on, Salon, asas,
9sns shelby, NSE LEISGs az g. puaEt $50
p M buffalo 1910 p NJ, ;.4oy $40 pi,;,s A. M, Ess u.
York i:25 p. M. Boston 4i45 7. M, Pi'upure VIA
orestine at 75O P. NJ, Philadelphia leOo A. ~
rgares THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND BXPREss--Leayes Columbus at 345 y.
NJ wal stop all stations south Of shelby Rsr.s anr =.
salem, New ss e%eSpa a, sss p M DuDk
NJ. Buhao 4:pO All Albany 3:OoP. NJ, New YORK
y l f!s,. f!;s0 A. n'' f'"'N'N ''' =
r.,l ooNEBoTIONs.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AnI AZ orsstne with PittsburEh. ~ wayns and Chicago
Railr ad loE Pltsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
AZ Shelby with sanauaky Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road ior all points that road. Also Tor TOLEDO
on a, nsSesnd, with Lake shore Railroad for Brie,
q sDuniirk, BuSalo, New York and Boston
Patsns Sleeping Cara are run on ali
tiAl Night Trains to Chicago, New
...,o York and Boston. -
Baooaos Oaocked through 10 Moo York and Boston
ffTlI N 0sa CspsiHhd: also, TO photographic ana
HilSA9 NrD NTb Vfd 0TssasHs'
RETURNING,
Ngat Express arrives at Columbus at H. Z; "a. =.
oSciopat Express arrives ct ooumSuv a. lo;aS A: NJ
- cEa 81 Columbus Accommodation arrives AT ooumOu' a.
6;50P. NJ.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
gc Ask for 7yslets vis CssstIins OF OsOslsnd
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FgAgER'se
GATHARTIC
YPITiTS:

Are you sick, feeble, and
colhplainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, aud your feellng1 un-
comfortablei These symp-
toms arc often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness Ia creeping upon you,
and should fbe averteo by =
timely usesofltlie right rem.
edy. Tdke0 Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered bu.
mors- purify tho blood, ana
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
they stimulate the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac-
tivlty, purify the system from
tho distractions which make
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06

Dysentery! DIarrhea, Relax, Worms.
49,. .lt- From Dr.. j. @. Green, Of Chicago
Your Pills have had long trial In my practice, and
hold them In esteem as one OF the best aperents have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given In small doses ior
bili0ts dysenterv and dayrhra. Their sugar-costng
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
Of v-nnen and children r O. Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06

Dyspepsia, Impurity of tho Blood.
From Req. J. Hines, P,tOr Of Advent Church, Boston
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called to visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them to
my friends Yours, y. W HINES
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-06

,o.u pxpREss. via DAYTON, at l20 q. m, stop
NlSnt IorSnn- XeniA, Dayton, Midietown and Ham.
ns las aITVns At Cincinnati At S4o MI connecting
t:cs with and Mississippi Rsllr0aa Oans
ncsnnes St. Louis. c1irs; Sna M ~ DAYTON at i05
nus and At Indianapolis at 9'SS q. m; connecnng ing
,tp trains for lafayette Terro Haute, Chicago sno
.n.,ints Waat .
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ORCESTHlR'S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II. =.
KOI uUAkIUU UUlVIl()NAh1' l.
~ l-7T ,ll-lf 80. gdlA3F
Tha Iatest...The Lar9est--.1rhe Best,
~"s -. -~
a av Iherg ul8rgs3faI
.ftt --1--,f, rv3r,f Iri.l
ssTha MOsy Meli&bIA SgaMdArd Au-
n-..., .a.... ., =
~. B,,ud,.d nu,,.n, H,.oa,Oy, o, OAsO,
49,, - - '.slJ 80, !,
N''~Ei ~" ="
/ .'Hers arc upwards Of q Hundred thousand Words,
With their correct peng and pronunciation are clearly
Det before the eye.' r s.
laa Q q.o,n,ax CD,uv,sOtaI.
-rslses3ls -
Hsdd hs Decss'ons y ,ao MsMgsus W ""s VN'o ''''' "
1sdohsrs Assocsdsson'
Association, adopt and Aim TO use teaching, writing
Worcsstsr's Royal ouartc Dictionary and We most cor
daily recommend as the most reliable sanaaIu ~
thosity Of the hngiah language, ~n no" "n'on s"u
spoken l.4
D. en- zanssviiS Ss%as ssHso"
N. y. CowprnY, Supt Public Schools, sandusisy.
JonH LYNCH gup't Public Schools, orclevs.
3. N. BAnyoRD, Principal Cleveland Female Bemina-
~: a ,,. r.
WIN. MITcn1h, Sup fuDno 5onooh, ~. yniyn Iaaa,.
JOIN oapm' fnnc'pai eA'o NormA' 00"'0'' "'--
bo@. l, ... ,..,... a.Aooi
o,Ui1L.s oIkus SAsoH' rhn0'p"' 'VuA~'
''nGlInAn ~ ". ,r,, aun,t oanton union Schools.
80. pna., pS,nc,nsi McNseiv Normal School.
81 ~ - 49, pros MatSemstics Ohio UniyeTaity.
w. W Tnvhana eun,t TROY Union School.
A, a. HoPKmr Principal West High School, Oleyo'
land. u
8. NORTos Associate Principal hiRh scnooi' oie'o'
land. III, s-s c,...
THEODORE hThsiHs' fHnc'PS' n'sn '0"O0'' S'''
land.
r. v. HuHSToH, Principal cleveland Ins'itute.
j.. A. GARFiELD' PRESIDENT OF hleouo ins''u'O' "'
ram. n..s :, cn..,,.,.,,. oh,o tc,,,svan
- ", y, nAhAA' r'"" VI S"'N''S' "
unSeus'%. ~ m .commis.,oueY Of Common sohooIs,
obIo
J1trs Norman Prof Rhetoric, Oberlin COLLEGE,
THoE Hnn, President Antioch College.
.O.W. II. OATHcART, Prof Mathematics High
School, Dayton. .tr.,
3. o. ORUhBAusB, Prof.. bengusgo' hiRn nohooi'
Dayton .,s
Nor aGn Ss ASr.a h,ssnr. snd os'T isin.s.d a cS
IOr', haVs sndorssd TIE aooV' sentiment
PRESIDENTS OF CULLEGES LIN onio.
an so5or to tSs aSthor 4. publisher and the Who'll:
oountry. : v-PreSldent Andrews.
o,,o T1,,vvnsrv II exoseda nv expecta-
tona n vii 10 nv guide in photography and pronun.
cstion syl viii often be consulted by me for its meat
and accurate dennitlOn'p-Presldens InOnp'Un
W. R. ECLECrIo ooILEon. .-"Heretofore We have used
Websters orthograpny: AZ recent meenns o. .a, 9at
of Wcrsostors Royal ouarto 6ictionsry"-
Garfield.
wIgrEsn RE,IHvI ogsasas: Ia,, 1,,iS ana worthy ''
cordial appreciation '"-President hitcncook'
n,x,,,v -tsTk mora than meets nv oxpecta-
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FoIJRTB TRAIN.

sA1 AND ACCOMMODATION at 800 P; N !. stop
IN. At ali stations between Columbus and Oincinnau
s,sisnr Al Cincinnati ct e20 m; connecting ~ Lon
don icr Springfield.
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THIRD TRAIN.

nav EXPRESS at lI9O p. NJ, stopping at Jsasnsn'
MooT Lebanon tUss % &. sStous bssWsep
Dennnon anu arrvinQ at Cincinnati at 6:2O m;
Aen,s snu With The Ohio and mississippi Railroad Tor
onss st. Louis and caro arriving a. ss IOI a. ..
iO5 a. at DAYTON At lsS p M Ts1Ia Tau;s CHI
IS5 p. NJ; connecting ior Ls'aSe''0' i'''" -
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. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Oh

OhbnlnBtOnj " D.
Sin hayo used your Pills in my general and hospital
~ they are the best cathartic we employ Their regu
lug action on the liver Is quick and decided, conse.
entity they admirable remedy for derangements
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case OF
bilious disease 80 obstinate that It did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, ALoNZo BALL, NJ d,
80. EI-,li - .Iyysicidn of he Marine Hospital.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

GErtr AEsN Hosru A. A ofievr be-
the ,ruy vrtcs a. follows of &c great
io.piiI Of thc amy 81 the Pa,1nac.
81. The HOSPITAL a. Aquia landing 81, worth
crossing the ,-ocan O. -rr. it Pa. b,sn
started and coupistcl viihis s'l- weeks.
and is thc place vacrc uns ihe so al ihc
arm, of the Potomac arr sent. a hospital
trrt' Is tcut hkc an ofEe,rs ~ 49, tcrt
1uly uarv dian thryc tiucs a.. larre Tbe
space within 90 is s.lsli O. E,oI nrci
dra~ins rreu. More tian s-o q ihc.o
icnts. white AZ thc driven snow. pifchci is
long streets 81 more than a quarter u -
rliir. AMI surpli-i ~ith every convenience
an'l oonfar'. comPosc tbs hospital Froa
tac hili ~hich ! a. de.cynIine o. r,ach u.
% Pr,s,utca iu Oh. evening tuiiighi one q
az u,o., beautiful OF ,ishi.
You viil form some estirna,c 20 go .irc.
when ! Tell sou th,t betaccn nine aaI zen
thousand people occupy a. IEss On the
table hul ~ a p-oalouiary. cai'cl winl-
min Point. il,tins oui into ,hc Potomac.
uhcry thar b. a snr ,icv ~ beach - th,
river. AM 81. bouu.lrd l.ehiuJ a-i On thr
sidrs bg liga uoo.icl halls Il 70 usale Up
~ c.rs,n army corps. each corp, possessing
street. aul iie-, streets so Ing tiat
thosc a. one end kHo~ uoiAirs of Llotc a.
lie oticr H. het. 10 b. -rcai woa.lcr. and
vhs O. uc s1P-i-- ant an ohfc-' ~ pleas
ere. Ls,rythinE b. ,a pcr'clt oricr-
sr.fH.s .- s..-r. f..- a. 49,. "a .......
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

oi slasers anl ti,s slave tri..r. iu rl.r,is tiai
thoasalas aud hand-cl, 81 Thousand. need
o. RAJ ia their ral.r- ho.k. a. .cieol.
ard ia uiirh o. ,alI I'd. the Nf-icaa Save
trader BE- parasite anl t,'nu.~ a. tlr
sigil a Hea,ra AZ offender ar f.sroul tn
ordinary d,rit, - human rl.h.- ani b.
f.rr thr r...r Slave o. -a.i that sh,rr Vas
'' l-t q vide--p-sal prospect of SOLDERING.
ar-...h an1 ..sfh. ar ...raa ard a.
olr-,l traih. having e.; h.n .g .a Oh. raa1-
tonl. or in ii. srati. from ever, cnioy-
mert belonging to t,. beng. aal ever,
hles-.ug ul..A Us Co,at.r intended f.r
h.a.~ o. i~-6 rrT-rser-afi,, in Com
grrss fa.n Ma.,arA1sstts. undertook O.
ja.t,, thc in,tit-iion 81 .,a,ers. and AL.
% >ias,rs a. u,t to h. SO douu a. an iu-
raj or iuvIi -inls RELATION Dot li.
vor'i. scrr regarded a. aa outrage upon
thc sense oi iasiicc in ttsi Uousc. AMI a
s.atcholier f.m Tennc.sec administered
Oh Lim a terrible 7-blkc. in vhich o. sail.
'' ! do uot e. thc length 20 ,hc rcntleman
from Mas,a hui,tts. ana ieil ti1t thc ~
i.irucc 20 s'avc1 ia thi. c,a-try O.. a'-.ost
a t.rssir-. I an rrnis ,c,il-l .- Pc orin
Bon thai .i 81 a .-rrli course. orr of th, great
go ,,i.s thai eo.I have ic,a iat,rsosra
irto oar system an orc q tL,se -h.u
thrsc f-'rr ur,t.Lss car master. ! DO uat
task thea. ] feed arl ol1the thcrs wei 4.
h-; 80. alas. thry arr sa,e.. and sla,s-,
is curse i7 ars shape T. aIIitioa Q,
'h.s. Join Ea-la,Fh. g Roanoke. pointed
D. long. houv singer v.ti viherinr ca--
tew1t AMI scaru AZ ti., northern ar.l.-..t
fr siarcry. al.i SAID. Il envy neither tic
bad uar Co. lsart 90 taai u,an iroa che
uorth. uhn rise. hrrc Oh defend slavery
irou pr.u..- e. is.4. IIru-y Cav
.afl .n Of. r'arr .- DO >.-.t.. "Taa aa
i1rrl ~ s,aetr1 N.-e of OBJ. h.h,-. 90
fun1rr. rf OBJ, t'aiaa u,r, f-..r.I. 20 slave
rs uaar 20 the-a ever I,sa-elit .. from
pr-o.F.e no-e pa.st..rl .f t,,.r .,uii-
mra;' ever iet.H--I is FROM principle. OF
rrrarlel % a. anything Csc iina shat
Webster as. they regarded g., q. beng.
'aa r,l. a tlsit. a .-o1r-,. AMI a
c-rsc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

IuErErNrH REowr~r W. A. ir r.-
celpt n q l,rter from tiis rr.-n..af. fm
w.ieh We lra-u Cla' g. osnplrl.. VI s..n
To- lrougit together Cod Rus . n8v Boz
command ofihs f.rt. below View O-i.s-s
Sea- camran.es of re-r1 r-.ou. al. Ira---
ing d. be-. ar-fsry l-iIL ui-u ihe fs.b
vi be brought ,oceth-r
60. X. has now only t-s r.r .- oil.
sick hst-vhen thy De Slip island tf.-.
were -. Since tie fr.t ofF,t-aa- r-f3
they have - "a l1en bs death. 3 ~ -t...
were froa t-55-u j.. Moran. Cal.
so Wash5un and Hea-y p. D.reu fs
have ben discharged far disability. caused
ty lsness
The presenf org,nizafion 1f o. asn.sr.
D. a. iollp~s Captain. Nm y swan. "a.
~; lsi L,sut VI O. Iin-aoft E,alf.d
"a Lieut.. Jon D. Fel,on. Pari.. ~e-.
g-anfs. = u. AIMS Biidef,-i = Al.
d5ess. B.tiforl. o. v ~taueU D.
faris Cyrus " .i.rli.. All IS. p Es.aa
biiieiorL Corporai.. = Arf-eus. rs
Lord. , a. sha<. e.. p. Morro.. d, !
fersins. ID. p Te-ef;. 4. Pert.as. + ,
Hstha~sy Drummers. GnnsH asl W..
heid stuart. Paris. wagoBor. I Ado
Pans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
Tie Sprlng Elections

n abcs' ten days. the lrV~r portion Of
the ,ovus IN this cuTfy vi bold their an
r-al elections sr auniciral oficsrs. 1hc
g1cstica perhaps n,e,is o. ~ asks-i. AZ The
fricnis ofthc government pr,paring them
selves or thc evasion We have indnlita-
ID eyidcncc Ca an han.ls that thc cuIf-rr-
heads are uu,lsualiy acsive. anl have their
arrangcmcuis made o. bring oui a f.il vote.
T. B. o. d. r,cr,ttcd thar most of the lead RI.
ain.ag tbe t'nion democrats have fallen
hack irum thcir position AMI ar nov in
IN fellowship ~i;h the oil party. each VIZ
ing with the other IN opposing ;hc further
pro,ecution q the var. Thy have -u~-
c,cied O. some extent IN Depressing m
.Tirli- 90 the peoplc. Which thcy boz Co
turn o. good accounf on cicction day. H.
iricni. q thc coscruracuf should understand
thc-c Ting am hc p-vpa-ri o. uioe; ti~r,.
4 little arti,i,y and effc-+ ~il pry..lu--
r,action fatal Oh ihcia--a r~a-tion vlich IA.
alrrady commcnc,i ia other State. ard
uhich viI ooutiuuc.
Gov. Hamilton. vhosc 4 uion s-utirnsuts
have f1rced him into cxile. in a .T.,.-ch De-
Esrr-i In New Hampshire. thi. v~ck. after
delivering mo-t .ca,hiu- r,i,ukc O. thaf
class - neu 81 vtirh Nallsniiehaui ard
Voc A. the tsre>. cs'lnsciici urion AMI
thc overthrow 81 tn p-ace panty az til
North. 1t 3D. people aorrs b. c7inion
of the pcacr pa7y. ans in vindication oi a..
araye men uho have gone % the ~a-. .oc
thai % shall uot obtain even teu,Po-a-y suc-
cess. TO- men who With oiiv tunsurs ar,
nov whispering peace. A. ~ ~orst enc
mics q the ReQabEc. ani arr dong JeiT
Da,i. good service in asternrti-r fo euticc
tn people inso opposition O. t.,e govern
uicrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

\ c.rrcspeuarut rutrs u' thai oa The-s-
TAP Ga ,ih ala. NJ M-rrr e. Fox. q
EaHhary Nc-. a-ci tscniy -s1aF. cgn-.t-
tel suicide hs hanging IL arose 10 ~
morning Al. a-1al. ani paved throu-tt the
r'"a vhcrr his parru's were s,crTiag 18Th
out vaking thcra. AM p,nned ~ thc foi-
loving note ' ~ parruts. a., urel -
hf- Noa have alvass been scry sooI o.
me-. sd a. pa muaru my ios-. .lhe cause
- ulnstis she r,l,ret ~ ms past hi-. Tor
have been llsohciicHt boy ana have %
late 90 a Lai reputation lie t'en vcnt
o. thc barn a. committed the At lie
bore a. esociieut rvp4taiiou. al hal not
kno~n cncmy. Temporary insanity -as
the cause ~ che At. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20
Caucus.

rhe People Of Paris. favorable % 49,
tanning the Adrniniscr1fion and the Govcrn-
meat. arr invited % meet a. The Town
House, ca WEDNEsDsY. FEHEU ,EY 25th.
i>,,S. Al ? O'Clock. p NJ. 70 select cansh-
dates sor town Oskoers. - b. SUPPORTED a.
the annual election. MATCh ~.
pEr OEDuR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

THr NAroNAL CCEErNc1 BuI- Tlc
following = a brivf syuop-is q ,he Nation
a. CaTrvng Bl Which passed the Uu.tca
States >sraic or T1-sday-
u provides t.r thc e,,al l.sl.,1.cr; e. a
turraa ia th- I0easl-g Drpa--aeat which
b. 10 hsve oha--r a ~ cr.r--u-,. Il r-o-
vidcs frr - -rT,oi-tulels 90 a e a1arrro. .rr.
Specifies BIS datses. and makes ilss ueors.a-
~ Regulations Cor tie governments q lis
oa-e. lt creates banking as-ociafions. 90
D. or-auizes ~ corporz-, bodir.. With not
lcss than i've per-ons constituting tae
associations in am case. shoEs Lou tl.rs
ar - le organised and govern. r-oEili.s
the prCper s2'e- rUstrictiors. ctr
These restrictions nav plrrhasc. bold ana
dispose oi real estafe. Before am ins;itu-
ton car c0rasiruor bslsi.sss. o. uusr trans
ter 81 ia Irasurcr of lie ritcl >tafes
bonds a not les than cne-;hird q The
capital stock pad I'm.
On complying With thcse cord .tious the
institutions vll BE- entitled 90 receive from
fhe Coz.Ptrol.eE bills %; different denomina-
tions in auo-ut equal - fLc capital SO
ALREADY paid .n.
The amcuut 81 these ci-rulz,irr no.es A.
10; @ "A ed S,.lg. 0Jg. OIl. aai ar - =
distri'-,e through tie Staics. 7 crri;orics
and DIsfrirf q Columbia. upoa 'lr la.is of
reprrscnisti,e pop-laiion. The CouptroIl-
e. under the dirrctlon ~ The Lircttisa -
the IrcasurvT. - ~ provide plates. cngrav-
ircs. ear. flr making th~sc balls. o. u5tef-
Thee notes are o. D. hclI 90 par through
the I nifeI State. 4 tax one ~ oesfarl
j. ~ - raii hs ti-se banks g. ~. eovrrr-
meat. srui-anulaiiy. in Il a.v and Jauuar,
Ihe bank officers ar to make regular auI
AODlrafc r.tn-rs 81 tLrir fral.ae-sors g. fhe
prorc- alfl-rrfi,-s.
No notes blf sleh a. r-y nrr.sidsl isr in
tlas b.. uia lc allowed O. Ic Tut irta
clr.ailt..u ts these banks IT, f.I f.r-I-
cr urotiies rai-s f,r ti-r rsternu.efr cd.
these irstlfl,ior.s on defa1. auf n. r1l-f
lrr--th- afhx.ug ccrfaia p-na.tics i1r ans
Violations ol a.. sarn 81 tlc P4.i4c al ft
drmaut. Tie BAL esl1alas s.ale sl1fv.
tLrcc sections
l. is q pofr~o-tl- FAX ihat s,itte orr..i
Ton Seaatars who ws-c present in fis
senate When DE til passed voted a-aiu.,
u. We so saiy aocoauf flr tii. auaaira.,y
e. suTf0sir- that sorne g - opPo..tior
a., s-ore.'l as,f-- CD sry r.-1--e ~ts 3
ua..a promises fo aver the .-tsr min r
tlc ra-...4i frar.e. Then. is -ear-a r.
believe elias uo. q few of Oh. opposition
iealrrs. .ftl, corT.srieai STRIP. court
monetary .r...s alI tit eonrl.te szhsas.--,
-ft.e r.so.-.-. of,ar N.-ti asane-,..s-
r-,Eaiua- 90 a rs.aa.t-lefi.a Oh: 81.
Jaion. -B..tsa Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

Gcn. l0vmolt has written letter %
Nc~ lasS icayins thai port.oa % Ma.or
General Pops rri.or; vAi.h rcprrssuts as
army. ~hich marched 81 thc relief q CA.
bAks last Summer scatierrd over widc
'1riace 81 coaatTy. baily organ.zci and ia
a dcmorAiErd coalition. quoting Gen.
>'sei 'n Troo4 II the Iastice 20 ihe dsuiai
aat declaring that Gen Pops statements
Ar contr0sertci by the excellent cond1ct
oi the troops IN the fsld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

DIN ~ isFEs its sai4a naIsntt
90 tae Was ard Meas. oasan. .,s.- ars "a
torahic o. tae r-aosal 81 ti.e d...r On r--
fer. d @ H. true taat foreign Fsser Gao
- broagii ssre as d. cents. tlis a.. So.
p al not -cdsce the present prsrs. -.g
kcep spectator from fsrther sif.se.u.
he rates
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

d.sratrh sars more horffai feeling
.''''s o.. Nasi.l1gfon. 18th ed trI q, Mil
it-y ani Atsai oferafisr-. tsaa g. lrartt..
PAST ice vena.r has e..a.ion.I d,.ar.
q letter atsa ro--ian of Hossers srst
las f.ade Eel altanee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

E.. > {. sSOv. Chaplain Of The zsd
Beelu.~ui. is quite sod With billi.Y. 49,
IT, -,arh~i Portland. We,ins.dsg. ia chars.
% Ar feraaa. .u q more couiortsi'. r.--
d.t,ou fhsn tb.y expected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-20

TIE Wasl.ast,n Clroni.Ic says 90 n1st
no' h- tors1-tea that. On al the ravin-, Il
tte sympati.izers asain,t the Aluiinstraiion
al e. var. ;le, propose o. remedy. and
@ ih's h'nt a. one. 70 is thar the Gover-
mrucsho1li consent g. iis own disso.a,.5a.
o- tlat o. loyal malorty should allo- the
t,.i1,ai minority. vhieh bssan Gle -,Jcu-
..-. OBJ dictate tLe terms az pace