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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

SaScrIIY 90 rHE Mm-. The Copper
hcads have endearor-i 81 i.,e. e. rs..e
cry agaIn-t tie goscrnment. b. she false
bod that en-, mai.s trtn srnifted ti.-ourh m -
Ncv lork post Ole, have been tamrer.I
nth. ard thst the corrrspoudenos q Gov
Seymour has been examined The story
has teen oGie,4ly drnicd. ard proved g.
have teen q mahcious invention Bat.s-h
stories Materially tarn one bark o. Gle Ola
times. when the copperh,ad. hal roa.roI a
ihc mails. For period extending over
tbIry years ibcy claimed Ls MGR o. tan
pr vith the uaIs. ard 20 seirs asI 8rs-
troy al matter. both lefte-s ard papers.
vhieh ia Iot acct their approval. 90 -1-se.
use their contents a. ssidenos upon utirh
were based moek trials. ard sentences o.
tarishuseni. or q coat a. Tar anI frstb.r.
on a. certain OCCASION q rabL- n.ee,.rr 49,
ass,miled. Gle clergy being invited. AM
thft soismnIy Iroocf.isd to born aul.fe
mail Tie IostmaFtsr-(ssneraI. ts.-- an
pea.rl fo sail Co. uafter could not e. sad
O. Lave thr saFF1rf Of az. tlt o. could
n'' oen'urs the posf-uasier o. Livirg tIIo~-
81 alrh frstr1ofior oftie vai8at Irs ertrs.t-
81 to aim. AuI shortly affera al'ow-
ins sob sea-,h and des,ruct.oa ps.sel ibe
>~nh'e. by the casting vote of the Wee
fr-',iert. hlt "a Allied afier~arI. Thcso
things we're in tle tnes uhen ID. demo-
erati. party a. io control. and Be- does not
seen asiol.sa.ng tlat ia-y should consider
taai others sho9.f prostifa,e poser 90 evil
parIe'es. vlen they have iefi 81 many pre-
csdens
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

REVISION CoNuNyEp. b. request %
ths Board q Earolimeag. ~ psbii.h the
ioilo~ing cHtraci from letter from Ma.
Garincr. 70 The Provost Marshal Of lbs
Di.trict
'aP;sin In accordance 18th instrsc-
tions from Provost Mar,hal Gen~ral. voa
ar directed 20 eoaunso thc revision u The
kHroiimeni untl farther orders. and a. the
Eurollueni - corrected before thc Drah.
Vou AL male corrr-ponding corrections Ia
the qaoths acoo-iisg q, names ar ADDED
O., or strieken from ths Eol. The DRAFT
~iii not BE- dsfsrrei f1r ~ parposc ofmak-
ing correctioas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

4 Brvtvst 80 PsrRioTt-N The oii
spirit % Patrio,i.n has ben revived IN
many 81 The t0-us IN Massach usctts. -hich
instead Of soouriug the ooanty for miserable
scaiiwags to PIT in a. substitutes. arr en-.
ing their q-o'as from their ON cisirru. In
one day uincty yooug men from the coua-
try PAssed through thc Provost Mar.har.
ofhce ia tLs Si district. u wAou. eighty
tso ~ere accepted. They we're a sne %,
% men ~bo had enlisted q on ths quota. q
The to~ns in ~hich they reside They
enter the service or but one year. Era,,a.
ton which Ill brinS out az The rvally
patriotic and advcniurous sounr men that
Ne have lefi. ani -Aich -ill make N, draf,
morc toicrabie Il "a shouii b. enforced.
Bot Il Pr0Per eaor, - made auoog n. cias,
~ho ough; o. give their services % The
government. no can &. a. ~ril a. not.
AM -ho IN amer vears ill De- ashamed %
theu1.eise. u thcy DO no; AL IN supp---,ing
The rvhcliion. ;herc ncei be no drah IN
MAssachusetts. rBoston Ioarual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
Mass Meeting at South Paris.

There val be grand gathering % he
Patri0tis people Of Oxford COUNTY. an The
grove between South PARIS ard No-~.v
village. on Mondsy afternoon ne1t. Hoo.
HANNIBAL HANLrN. Aad Hon. JOSH A
PETEEs. ~ill be present 70 address the
Heetiag; and other Arrangement. vii Be
effected 70 make TIA one Of the be.t meet
ings Ofthe Campaign.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

NisIT 10 EirHuo~u. 90 M a-,t p.-.
~iil tc found the material portions - tbe
ac-nunt given a rrcrut sislt o. K,rh.
Hlond. by Col. Ja-qscs ard } A. Gilnor,
De- narratisv 30 q a. erosdinglv harar-
ioas advruturv. and frutiess. q. ore mieht
sci suppose such mission ~ould move
u derives importance Only a. shouing thaf
dch. DAVIS. III soul and s1staining spirit
% tbc coudirt b. just a. savage and unrc.
lenting 90 DAY. a. the dav on whirh b.
struds from the a. - senate. ard Ill
take no isss no~ tLan BE- demanded then.
~hich "a southern independencs. There
D. no ehanrs ior comp-orn,.e o. arraareuenf.
uniIi tbe ARMIES Of tile sou,h are eru.hei
he pat' ii in the suiali-si possible compa..
ir tbe iolioving sentence
" ~av to NJ Lincoln from mc thsf I
saalI 40 any tine IT, pleased o. rcccire pro-
Tu-ais isr pace or th- rasls 1f or irfr-
prrdenre p VIZ is use'erf O. rur.1.f o.
rtfA org 1fi~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

FEAcE CoNNIssIoNrE. The teler-aph
reports the ARRIVAL on Wa,hinrion. Of .
peace conmissioasr from Georgia II
stated that be- cane va Atlanta. by per
mission q Gen. sherman. and that b. !.
svnt by the STATE auihorities O. ascertain o,
that terms Georga nav ret1-n. -lthout
regard % the rrst q the Coaf-Ser.ev
ihis looks q liiilc OCT 81 place. batnwH
Dr. seen p the conversaiion 18th Mr. Gtl-
more. Q az Mr. Dasi.. consider BIS con.
oern only limited Parrnersbip. from -hirh
STATE uiay withiraw A. p,easare and con-
'eg1entiy the Safe nay ba-k oat ofhi. A.
rang-meni -heneseriisaits - conyenirn
~iihout qseston. There nav De- cone
prae'icai diGcu.ties ia fhs uav. Far an
stance, Shai wolll b. 30. 9Th saeh re-
ira'iors state. shoaid d. iy any chance OBJ
Tan the isdepeudenc, b. .ay, b. al have.
~iih no poser % ho'l BIS states together
or GIVE strength O. L.. government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

MErrrNG ~ No. PARIs Col 2 r
Loos. q Auburn. addressed the people ~
North PARIS. on Tuesday evening last
Hs address wss = conpiefe exposition q
TIE origin q oar national difh -ul,ies viii 4.
fsli statement q fhe progress made in our
three years % var. and The dufv ofthe 30
pie a. the present hour The statement
that Mr. Lincoln caused ihe ua- u.s a
gross nisapprehension % facts. The -
has been IN train f'r th INV vcn-s. snd "A.
had one previous oufbrrak. -hich -.
s4ueiched BY Andrcu Jackson. The o.e.-
tlon q slavery vas seized upon asA pr
text. A. the work % secession -. actual
y accomplished before NJ I.in-oln "a.
inaugurated Reviewing THE alton o. ,be
Peace Convention. ard % both houses q
Congrrss. b. sh-w conelusf,eIv fhat . -o..-
promise vas an inpos-ibie ding IN the be-
ginning. and that measure. securing all
tbs have ever rlaimed. could have 49,,
carried bat f7r the refss,i O. southern r,.r-
he-s 90 vote. They would no. r~mp-o-
rnrsc because they uneant o. 80 up tisir
government. ard ~ their Own co-f-s.io-
expected the icnocra'ie party North o.
h~lp them DO % President Pi.-r~ had
promised %. ard people 10 Maine had a.
slred JET. DAVIS % tbe SAM thing ~hen
b. "a rn ihis STAT The speaker saiI a
hope Of conpromise of setfi-r,ent nov 49,
even more i1tiie thsn DO The beginning.
There BE- only one say. ard that b. 90 f,ft
/" oct b. position - encourarsn- asd
n only remained for ths people - Support
thc brave men in tle f-li. and in a .b.-t
time Cir end would Dol acconpli.bed
The address ~ Col Luce "a vel r..
eeised by ere people present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

10 drmocrafic members % che ~
Hampshire LEGISLATOR voted ananimo. .f,
Against ihe hiii s..aviry che soldiers 90 vote.
We bear that tiey mean to coutest tte
Question. in fhi' STATE. a. ihs polls. in SEP
'enber. Here - a. additional daiv o.
ln.on to'ers.-after g.sirg vote for th,
nion ucset. dePost q sa.ist % allo- rHr
soLDIEEs To- voTE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

ssnHaru >,uoot Co2rrvriox Wrsf
PsHis. To AnaaaI Social Pieai- ofSab-
tath School As.oe.af. lo. No O.. uasbeII a.
Wet PARE. cd w,Ius.Iiy Is- Nine
Schools rers -,Freseotei. from the to~ns
oi ih-is. N.rstt. >au-rr aai WooI.taek
WONDERING 9th tle friend. assembled. some
tfeen laai-,i o. too l.oas,nl r-rsou..
Ihe grounds ssrs tsstef4Hy decorated o.
tae Dancers 20 thr several schools. MAKING
fsrg au-h.tiss aPpearanee TIE lay 80
,1rlf.ei bg rter.ises bl the srl0Iars ~ o.
srsera. schools. vhi.h rrre of a1 ..terr..
ing .Laric'sr. and Co. rarts cell .a.tsns5
J D. tables Were nos the least pleasant ,o
laok spou tnd aaorlsl tn abandanoe g.
tls large aldisua. present. Altogsther d
Eas very happy oorasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

Tie thro-ing 81 % mob g5il upoa he
market. in anticipating ihc interrs, on the
government bonds. broashi gold douu ten
f~r cent Iheu tbe ness 81 the sarrender
81 Fort Morgan took 30 do-n another ten.
making tbe q1otsfions 2.53. 18th The mar.
ket unseuicl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

The report thaiihe Tar,la.see. had cap
turcd p 6sbing vessels canro, o. t-soe4.
sd = suPPosed % b. a hoax Capt Je--
ga. irforrn-l us ths, thc pirate toId him
thai a. ne he class % vs..ei, D. "a,
sesrchln- f.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

bENocRsrrc ENrTcrsrtoxs Ber Per-
~ Poore IN vritior from che Clifton Hon.
~herv. b. says. o. On han the Deno~-,f.
No intend o. fgu-, o. Chirago. either.
deiegates. Substitute. or ost.i.l~ o-..r,,,-.
have made % eonvenieus 20 CAL daring the
last forth ,gh'. .sys.
Lave not sen fhe frst DELICATE -.
believes tat Mr. Lincoln ean BE- def-,,.l
ia.ihouga some croui ABBOTT probshI, -.....
tar1 interference uifh ths f-.,.Iorl I'll 49,,
in iir eorcrr States D BOT fieg uarf q, 80
peso aoeirifes before o. people arI a.,
sre ~i.llHg o. $50 f1ur rsars more o..
DEED. 1 beard ieaiin- N,~ YORK Dem.
rs, io shy iaat % Lincoln would Dec . ~
pr f'r peace. ignoring .te n ger .......-.... -
D. ronid g. in - L.n-oir A 90. 49,,
chap in serdy gray. vho is Eel e.rsr.f -.
.esh prisouer from o. camp 90 ~aIl..l,
didn't seem to Gee Do in tlsi Ezht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
Look on This!

Say o. Mr.. Lincoln from ne TIA; 7
shall A. AnF tame - pleased - receive pro
fosAls ior PeACc on the basis o. our inde
Peudvncc. IL ~ih D. ussies. O. spread
NJ nth any other. JrH DAVIS 20 Col
Jautes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

The Btlgor Democrsf i1af think The
oopperhead rs.oiat.oa expresses the senti-
meats - Tie copr-rheae deaaocrsey ofths
State. u SAYS
Nh'isi the State resolutions are peace
siil iAey are not expressed in tLat uns4.ir-
ocal ard deciled langusve ri,-i - s.z,,-
Hie1,f ~ Hinefsss-f~-r',s,ts of0s -a--~,fl.
-aT-f ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

How on oF Iur " PF.rr.P.erv
EHri"rrn. Caps semm-s. of iis Is,s
pirate Aistama. eanf,..e. tiat before ,be
ar beraH ia l-fi o. "a. sup'oyed b.
Jef Davis to by ar material a. che
Norfh ~ e. So1th Th. 80 ~hiIs hs
he.i fhe ofo- ofCbi.f Of a. Lightboa.-
blrcau. af Wssh,ngtoa Tbr c,af-ssi
81 made IN boa -hi.h ~snues has ia,.
hsd pabI.hed in Enrlsnd Here -
pretty piece ofrssra'Ifr developed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

~ ne affair - keams sst,on tbe rebel.
$50" .eiEe III loss Il ~ allied and f,.-
~o1nded Generals. ~rb Coi8.si. ,-s E...
o'heers pr proport'on. They az pa-.-,-
lariy iogubrious over tssir lo-. NJ
'-em 20 have given over u. iiea o. r..,.E.
'ng the lost position.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

Hoo Gee. Pierce oi utrrsou t. iie can
didste 'or senator from tbe No-th w,..--
PORTION ~ Csmbcrand Coauty. He ga
good mar ard true. ~h3 uill make hi. boz
Science ieii 81 ths senate board.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

>oNEEsrr NoNrNsrto~s. AZ tie Uniou
ConVeHtioa hsh A. Sko-bcgan. Thu-,dsv.
Hoo. JoAu :. rr7ncy. q No-riiguock.
ans Hoo ID u. StSvart 81 II Albass.
~src noniua,ed. ~ accisuasion. for re-
election % fhc senate % this state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

Nix NrrDrD. a dispsich from Cr.rt.
army -ays--'' Fresh men continue o. &C.,.
10 tn front. Th~y -ers sever more nee,..
81 Upon their arrival here thev srs d.
tr''1ied among the disorenr regiuerfs.
send more men asi a lss.,nr peace uiI Re
trimmed oy or srniss rhile those o.
bone are Discussing e. suti-rt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
he Happy Effort

In our necessariiy harmed account % the
Bangor Convention last week. ~e omitted
y msaiion The speech 81 :. >. Drcs. ~
w Dr. - a baagor m-r-hant whose
-aoie sal = n tbc cause. and his speeches
-ere sro,ef'sSiy hFPy sforfs
Rcpub. JouruAl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
WIZ Nh nrr~ san

NJ. Dr. said d" b. believed GEN
LEk O. D. tn a.ico-af, 81 frus s,lf-y,re-s-
ssr7lr. AM Ahrsham Lincoln bcIi.h tvran,. 20
Ih's sediment as loudly cLeerei. and
one cnthusias'ic delegate shout~d e. Tbat'.
a; - arr al rvbcls against Lincoln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

RrrrrsENrsrIvr NoNf~.rto~ A.
eAacu. in Waterford. last SATURDAY,. Ne
rex Monrce Va nominated A. a csndi-
date Or rvpre. nfative from the district
composed % Waterford. S~cd~n. AI,arv.
Stoneham. Masoa. Fryeburg Acaiemv
Grant AT GiicaI Tie revived O. oat Of
- votes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

kepor las if that large nanber of
coPpericals have already gone o. Canad.
% asoid the drsh. Tie B.d5eiorI Journ.
a. has heard q some 90 Mr ssears con-
"ii1enis ~bo emiEraied sometime ago.snd
ar 90 masiug shoes 30 Cassda. a. Ave
doLars a north
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

The Lewiston Joarual says Captain san
ford. q sAs l.; u. e. CayAiry. At prr.cn,
~ bone On fariougb. IN consequence q Ais
wounds. las been designAfed Provost
Nar'hAl q has Dirr.cs. in place oiCapl.
Baker
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

h people ~ SINNER ard Hs-,s,-s
oa'e iAieiy contribu'sd he san q sl4S
for The Cbrstian Conns1o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

John ". Dana. tLc Peace. Soath.,Is.
candidate for Governor in this state d. l-sf.
. the htiue membrr ~ th~ committee o.,
resoiltions 81 the Chiea-o Convenuon.
ai-andisham b. tbo member from Oi,ot
And q thi. democracy' rLe-ston Jour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

The camp meeting a. Eas, Livs-ao-s
81 oou'nenes SsP'ss6sr Ca. 70 oo~iass
thr0axh To- veek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

The Government has entered q sait
against Surgeon HammouI o. recover
$500. Gle aum9u1t az e. ALLEGED
faad on hispsrt in ihe purchase o up
plies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

WI so@c rsrtou ia Zach reprssentstivs
i'stri.i have tLs kindness 90 fr~nd 90
Ais oaoe the aaa.e q the rcpTsscutatise
n1rl inatsd9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

NicS PEesIDEST HsNIES. Ill spsak a.
OH'ord Village on Nonday evening. SIP,
oth. 80 o'olock The friends q %. aaion
az invitsd 70 b. present
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02

In the States Of Gcorgia snd Miais.ippi
iae ~hole male poPaistion bei-een siKteen
and t''J eve Las be,u oonsrrip,sd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
Union Meetings.

Colonel Y. 7. Luce ssd Hon Y. W
wosd bsTy.
WI $3.50 a..
Cansan. Fris,.s. S-ps. 2 E-PN
DtNhetl. >st-r,ias. >~pi S.at2F N
4 Dixh-id. --tsrday <-pf . .f-P
Cot W. w Virgin and o. W. wooShur,
VIII sI.-.k NJ
ka.aisfd. Is-sd-s. e~pt. .. 7P.M
AHd'sser, Nedu-stsy. Srpf. = -t7P
hs-ovef. Tnsr-dfs. 49, sar-Pw
brsa.t Po.d. FrsaL.s - STR
Hon. Sidae, PstAam.
VII $3.50 a.
Bryant food. Fridsy es-uias. SEPT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
And on This.

We declare ourselves in favor % A.
immcci late artuistice and negotiations for
prac-. h,soiufions II 20 De-ocraf,-
a.sfFlrf toSrclfioH. r,afs,d af Bs1gor. Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-02
FoR CONVERSION.
S 4 n UEL Ny,

Oxforl Cosnty Ticket
Fos sNraross.
WILLIAM w. VIRGIN Of NORWAY.
THOMAS CHASE Of Bockkeld
ToR sHEstFF.
HORATIO AUSTIN Of Canton.
ToH &C srroHsNr.
WILLIAM W. BOLSTER of Dixfeld
Tos HHs. % rEoB.TE.
JOSIAH =. HOBBS OF Paris.
Eos CO. eosstsstoSER.
NOAH b. HUBBARD OF Hiram.
EoE CO TsEAsCsrE.
WILLIAM A PIDGIN Of Paris.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

VHRAP sFATIoNRR4-eomnon Not Note e paper q
" from 1850 SoeentFT Rr quiS&TBy9 An Envelopes,
from 10 70 20 eedts pei pGekkgS Letter Paper.
from rs % IS cents per- quite. Cap rom 5
For hale by = = > JOS. 6RAHEA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
Cant. A. v. BARRINaRR, Chief QuartermAster Depart
ment Of West Virginia, Cumberland, Md.
= n SdukRASTEE, >

z u S9UARA6FEE, q 1.
We, the undersignsd, Residents Of ia the
County Of, and State o., hereby Jointly
And se7srally covenant with the United States and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid Of be
accepted that he they will within ten days atter
the acceptance OF said bid execute the contract for
the same with good and sufficient sureties in q
5unn equal thepmount of the HSoutrpCt to furnish
the forage proposed in conformity to the terms Of
advertisements dated 4 1854, under which the
bid was made, and In case thgsaid--shall fall 70
enter into contract as Aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good the difference RetWeen the oner BY the
Said-and the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
! Given under our hands and seals this-dAy OF
-1S64.
! Witness:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
BAEHIMaREt0gE ROSRIfAI
~ HsFABL1sHED pAs A, RKTuar Voo,.
a1G6kEKT::zsSS- -OeA ANoA
'Fss5SsaaaREf8tsEf2aaash4'.

11E JOHNSTON Has AtOl4
" Certain speedy and Only EHs0taAI RsElSSiy'
~ ~ "a e Rlsea.e WeahDe1 4
potency, General DEBILITY, NsFVo1Iness ysoe u
don g e H.s 4l SSsIs.Ge g - PslpttA
Sight or GIddiness,. Disease Of he Hsad 5sS.o't
Noe g saiH: AaSSs.cRs q e tsss La9, stGa.
the Solitary Habits Of YOuth-thoss aIcRTT SSS -
itary practices more fatal 70 their vietS tSS ~
thtlr most brilliant hopes iealionS' tsadSS.
ing marriage, 4eEimp fblesi t.
n. mo-, YoGEG MEN =,
Especially, Who have become The Victims Of soIitsrv
Vice that dreadful a9d deltr4etiVs habit Which q.
Young Men u the most exalted talents and brilliant
intellssts NhaRtgAt 9,heESise hege sEtlAnoed La
sRs q s4s IL vtis iFs, nay s ed Ssss sS E
- -1ds.i MARRIAGE. ., I'll,
Married Peraona,0r Hoanq Men contemplating
he Who place siai;slf aS;ISt tIs sass Of DR.. J.
nay SSHaaS N he Ne senSE
10 ORGANIC WEAKNESS i-J
ImmSdiatOly cured and Fun VEgOr Restored. l..
This Distressing AheetiOn-Fhieh renders LIfsand
Marriage imposIible-is the penalty paid By the
top apt to commit excuses from not being aware o.
the dreedful consequences that may enS10. Nov,
who That understands the subject viii pretend 70
deny that the power Of prOcreaton d lost sO0nerby
thD9e falling into improper hAbita than By the pTu-
dantf Besides being deprived 81 the pleasure Of
healthy OfEpFng, the most SERIOUS and destructive
symptOms to both body and mind arise. The system
becomes defGngVd, the Physical and Mental Runo-
liens Msaks1sd Los Of PEoeFestiye Power, Nervous
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting Of
the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
ONCE, No. 2 South Frederick St.,
Len hand ode going from Baltimore street, a few
doOEs from the corner. Ra not to abserVO the name
and number.
Letters must be paid ana contain stamp. Tbs
Doctors Diploma hangs in his ONCE
Al CURE WARRANTED In TWO DAYS.
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Fin,CODDeT &SheetIIi0lIa-I Ware,

TTIV1NG instsft eeased my facilities for the manu-
Tx hcfufe d tho above articles, am prepared
to ali stf orders and q cheap, or eheapeE
keep the latest patterns Of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal and will warrant every Stove. AM prepared
to do All kinds Of Job Work In sheet Iron and Tin,
and win i've such Jobs my personal attentton.
spoutfhF add eutteriPg ofh kinds alweys on band.
Copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit Oansot the best
Kind also very cheap. Merchants aud ofhefs visit
ing the city VIM DO vol to give me can y ,
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PORN OF PROPOSAL.
[FoRN, COUNTY AND eTAII.

[DATR.l
Ind dSE8 g &c SPG e t&P1e
your advertisement inviting proposals for 4orge,
dated Cumberland, Md.,--1s64, the following
ffo @SaShsls IL Corn; III sAok at-per bbshel
Of 1861 hfty-8ix pounds. -. NJ 81.
St - Of BGied Hay at-per ton of 1900
-TOns of Baled Straw At-per ton Of 1900
pounds.
Delivery to commence on or before hO-dAy Of
: 1S64, and to be completed on or before the
day of---1s6-y and ~ e 4fsen % entel
into written contract with the United States with
good and approved security, within the space of ten
days after being notified that my bid has been ac-
Your ob't. servant,
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The London Court Journal has the fol

A French story of the DemI-m onde-
A FinancIer In Difficulty.
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DISEASE or IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and imprudent VOtary a
pleasure finds that he has imbtbed the seeds of this
painful disease Il too often happens that itimOd
sense Of shame, or dread Of discovery, detorB him
nom applying 70 those who, fFOm education aud
respectfully, can alone b6fFeld him, delaying TN
the constitutional ymptOms Of this hOrrid disease
limbs dimness Of sight, deafness, nodes the GhIn.
bones and arms blOtch08 on the head, fAee and Sx-
treities progressing with fightful Fapdity till at
last the palate Of the mouth the bones Of the
ll In, and the victim Of this awful disease becomes
P9 hoEEid object Of COMMUNICATION, until death puts
period 70 his dreadful sufIarings by sending him
to HthAt UndiSeOvered Country from whence no
traveller returns"
70 this terrible disease, owing 70 the unskilnlne
Of Ignorant prgtsndors, who, By the use Of that
Deadly Poison HercttTV, ruin the constitution aud
make the residue ofliSs miserable.
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TAKR. PARTIOuLAR NOTICE.

selves BY improper induIgeRgenee and solitary hsb-
its, which ruin both body and mind, ulhtting them
for either business, study, society or marriage.
q THRsR are some of the sad and melanGhOly effects
produced by early habits Of youth, viz: Weakness
Ofths Back aud In Ls, Pains In the Head, Dimueas
OEHlght, L0s8 Of MustD ever. RAlpitAttOn Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous 1rritability, DeTange-
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debilfty
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
MiRFALLH-Ths fearful effects on the mind are
much to DO dTusded-LOsI Of Memory, Confusion o.
Ideas Depression Of Spirits, Evil ROrbodingss Aver
sOn 70 SoeiGty, salEDStrust, Love Of Solitude, Tim
idity, &C, are some OF the evils produced.
, THOUSANDS Of persons Of all ages can now Judge
what Il the cause Of their declining health, lOsing
their Vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
erpaciatSd, having singular appearances about the
eVea cough and symptoms Of consumption.
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q Aereayy q tMaliseoRs 2
4DR. JOHNSTON,

Member oFtha Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in
has been spent On the hospitals Of London, PaEiG,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some Of
the most astonishing cures that were ever known;
many tF0Rbled with ringing In the bead and earI
when asleep, great nervousness being alarmed ct
sudden sOaRds bAShfnlness, with frequent 9lulhings
attended sometime with arrangement Of mind, were
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves By . certain prAetieo
INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the edectS Of
which are nightly felt, even when aseep, and II not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What . pity that young man. the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snstehs4 from all prospects and e1iOyH1epts Of lie
BY the consequences of deViating from the path Of
nature Gndindnlg in certain secret habit. Such
-n.nr. .LnlIllI.. haAnEa nnnhaEnnlatlnR