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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
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Dear .Sr In February, 1861, afflicted with
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more than
two gallons of water in twenty-four honrs. was
obliged to get up often twelve times during
the night. and in five months | lost fifty pounds in
weight During the month of July, 1851, procured
bottles of Constitution Water, and DAYS after
using it experienced relief and after taking bot
ties / entirely cured soon after regaining nv
- j. " L. DE WITT.
Bosros CORNERS, n. " Dec. q, Is6I.-Wm. H.
Gregg Co. Cent? Il freely give you liberty TO
make of the following certificate of the value of
! Constitution Water, which recommend in the
highest My wife was attacked with pain in
the shoulders, whole length of her back and in her
limbs. with Palptsafton OF the H,yt and L7orion Of
The Bladder called a physician, who attended her
about three months, when he left her than he
could ind. who attended her for about months
and while she under his she did not suffer
er e.e ga. i.e1, ssId he s ~ b ana .s s
combination Of corflts that rcdcise gue7s for
operates again some osaer Of her dlfcaaes-" Abou,
this time she commenced the of Constitution Wat
and utter astonishmen almost the first dose
med hare the desired effect and she kept on i'm
proving rspdIv under its treatment, and suprin
anv of the Constitution Water for about four weeks
and we are happy to say that !, has protaeet per-
manent CURE " H. An BEAeeHOIES-
wrrHrKsrTEIp. Conn., March 2 Isss.-D-. ". H.
Gress,-Dear 4Sr Having seen your advertisement,
of Constitution W ater recommended for Infamnaa-
ton of the Kidneys and Irritation of the Bladder hzv
ing suffered for the past three years and tried the skill
of number Of physicians with only temporary relief
was induced 10 try your neiiene- procured one
bottle Of your agents al Hartford, Yessrs. Lee Sisson
4 Co. ana when had used half Of IT, 70 ms sunrise
found = great change in health have used two
bottles of il. and where never expected 10 be IN
mr. life. well and in good spirits cannot express nv
gratitude fer feel that al and more than veg
Recommended il N be. MAY the blessings Of God ever
attend Won IN your hbnrs OF love Yours truly.
LEONARD :. BIGEL0W.
| 80 For sale BY all Druggists. Price 81.
NJ ID ~
MORGAN ALLEN General Agents.
No. 45ClIH-sS-, View York
| Agents IN Chicago: FULLER, FRENCH FULLER;
Agents "a Cincinnati BCRDSAL 4 BRO. s6u
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DIABETES, and DISEASES of the KID.
NEYS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER


Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
soilc to be the most wonderful remedy for the per
manent cure of all diseases of the STOMACH. LIF-
ER, hlDNEfS, and BLADDER that has ever been
offered
1t is not a MINERAL WATER II is from experi-
ence that CoNSTITUT I0N WATER has emana ted and
we now say let doubt. when a single bottle has
been known TO cure diseases which the best medical
talent IN this country has failed 10 relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution at
er cannot be classed under -quaek" preparations as
IL Is now used by the scientific practitioners
this city It only secondcass that cries
down popular remedies. while the better skilled make
use OF every means TO accomplish and the sue
cess OF the physi increases his knowledge Of
different remedies enables him produce cure while
others fail In the attempt. Science is satisfied with
the truth. a
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean YOU
who are under some sfeciasts frum wear.
and We particularly aude ladies' who are constant
plicatons for diseases, with much chance of
there would be from local applications To the
throat for diseases of the brain.
W c have always been careful language in our
circular that could not shock the delicate organ
izaton, but we receive many communications from
persons for which Constitution Water is adapted and
OF whose disease no mention has been made, that we
come 10 the conclusion that if the remedy Is capable OF
producing matter what the disease NAV be.
II should be made known The medicine is put up for
the public, and there should be exceptions.
We would saw, Constitution Water is not gilded
pill, made TO suit the and taste; II is medicine,
IN every of the term placed in the hands of the
people for their relief and if taken according the
directions IT will in every produce radical
We would that the directions in regard diet
relate only to the disease under which they
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
Ornamental Iron Works

WOOD s. PEROT, 1871 Ridge Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA,
OFFER for sale. upon the most favorable terms, New
~ and Beautiful Designs in great variety of Iron Rail
ings for Cemeteries, Residences, &C. of Wrought and
Cast lron and Galvanized Iron and Brass Tubing Iron
Narandahs, Balconies Stairs, Counters, Fountains,
Gates, Columns, Hching Posts, Lamp Stands, Vases.
Tables, Flower Stands, Sofas. Chairs, Statuary, Ami
mails, and all other Iron Works of Decorative charac
ter. Designs forwarded for selection. Persons apply
ing for same will please state the kind of work needed
Jan. 20, 1864. Al 3m
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CROKER & CO.,
South side of Main street, one square East of
Meredith House, !.
RICHMOND, IND.
NJ anufacuture all kinds of Carriages, Buggies,
N1Suikies, Express and Pedling Wagons, &C., &c.
We have on hand a fine assortment of work in our
line, and furnish order short notice. almost
any style pattern of vehicle all of which they
rant be made of the best material and by careful and
experienced workmen. The public invited to call
and examine their stock rnd prices
fzn~ Particular attention paid to repairing.
Jan. 90 1864.
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HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BlTTERS:
pure and powerful Tonic corrective and Alternative OF
wonderful efficiency in disease of the
Stomach Liver and Bowels
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint. Headace,
General Debility, Nervousness, Depression
of Spirits. Consumption, Collie, Inter
hitting Fevers, Cramps, and Spasms,
and all Complaints of either Sex,
arising from Bodily Weakness
whether inherent in the system
or produced by spinal causes.

tive in its nature enters into the composition of HOS
letters STOMACH BITTERS. This popular
preparation contains mineral of any kind no bo-
tanca element; fiery exctant: but II is combina-
ton of the of real balsamc herbs and plants
with TIE purest and midest of all dusve stimulants.
1t is well to be forearmed against disease. and.
far as the human system can be protected by human
means against maladies engendered by unwhole-
some atmosphere. impure water and other external
causes, HOSTETTERS BITTERS may be relied on
safeguard.
In districts infested with Fsrer and 4gus ii has been
found infablc as a preventative and irresistible
remedy and thousands who resort TO it under appre-
henson of attack escape the courge and thousands
who neglect avail themselves of its productive quail
ties in advance, cured by very brief of
this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients,
after being piled with quinine for months in vain,
until fairly saturated with that dangerous alkaod are
unrequently restored TO health within few day
by the of HOstetter's Bitters.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
it works wonders in of Dyspepsia in less con
frmed forms of Indigestion. Acting gentle
and painless apperent, as well as upon the liver IT
also invariably releaves the Constitution superin-
duced by irregular action of the digestive and secre
tive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit liable to Nervous Attacks.
Lowness of Spirits and Fits OF l.anguor,
The testimony on this point Is most conclusive, and
from both
The agony of Bilious Collie is Immediately as
suaged by single dose of the stimulent, and by
casonay resortng TO II, the return OF the complaint
may be prevented.
As a general Tonic, Hostetter.s Bitters produce
effects which be experienced witnessed before
they be fully appreciated In of Cnstitono!
Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepi-
tude arising from Old sc. exercises the electric
influence In the convalescent stages of all diseases
it operates a delightful nvigorant When the
powers of relax ed il operates reinforce
and re-enxtabsh them.
Last but not least it is The Only .Sye iSimater..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16
FEMALES..FEMA LES..FEMALES.


In many Affections peculiar to Females, the EXTRACT
BrCHU is unequalled by any other remedy. in
Chlorosis Retention Irregnlarty, Painfulness,
Suppression of Customary Executions, liberated or
Scirrhous Of the Uterus Leuchorrhoea or Whites
STABILITY, and for all complaints incident the sex
whether arising from ndiscreton Habits of Dessipa
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or I'M
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dan.
gerOuS diseases.
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU AND nPROv-
ED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages, A. little Exposure.
Little or no change in Diet No Inconvenience.
And no Exposure
Ii causes frequent desire and gives strength TO
Crnate. thereby Removing DISTINCTIONS Prevents and
Cures Structures of the rerhra ALA wing Pain and
Inflammation SO frequent in the class Of diseases and
exeiling all Poisonous Diseased and wornout Matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have b-en the VIC
TINS of ouacks and who have paid heavy fees to be
cured In a short tme have found they deceived
and that the -PolSoN has. by the use Of Powerful
Astringenis, been dried up il the system, to break
out N an assTevatng forra, and perhaps after Mar
rage
and diserses OF the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing m MALE or FEMALE from whatever cause
ING. - = --'''~' 80
Diseases OF these orrsns re,pi-es the aid of Din.
retic. Reimbcsd's Es.-ac; Buchu Is the srea;
iaFetic, aud : Certain TO have The desired effect m
all Ls--tks>s fcF Essca o. Recommended
Evidence OF the reliable and responsible char
ter VIII accompany the medicine.
Price s1,O0 per Bottle. or six for $500.
Delivered to any Address securely packed from ohser
vation-
Dsse-V~ S,epsoas. IN OH Cor,-.saiertio~..
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis!!
Address letters for information 70
III. b. HELMBOLD. Cheme>f.
lg4 coota IeE-l-st- bet. Chestnut Phiia-
HELABoLD'S H-dsea Tsy-< .
HELAboLDfs Drag asd Cse~seai BueasM.s-
o9A Broad " ay. New York.
Beware OF Counterfssts and unprincip4ed dealers
who endesvor 70 dispose sof their own and Other
articles on reputation attained BY
Hesnhoid's teIuine Preparations.
Extract Bucfsu.
SssspsrlIa-
Improved Rose Wash.
gr
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELNB0LD'S TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut cut the Advertisement and ssrd for T.
AHp AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
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DIABETES

Is disease of the stomach and liver acting through
the kidneys, and without doubt the obstinate
disease, except consumption, that effects the human
constitution. We have space for discussing causes,
but will that the effect of the disease the
verton of the starchy principle vegetable portion
of the food into sugar. which stimulates the kidneys
excessive secretion of water Many persons suf
fer from this disease who ignorant of it that is
they pass large quantities the in day and obliged to
get up from one To fifteen twenty times during the
night No notice is taken of until their attention is
called TO the large discharge of water and often when
far advanced be beyond the control of
binary remedies. Another symptom is the great
tn rst, which, when the disease is fully established is
intoerabede patient drinks continually idiom being
satisfied also dryness of the mouth cracking of the
lips. sweet breath, in the most advanced cases. and
finally loss of appetite. enacation and the patient
gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER is, without doubt the only
known remedy for diabetes, and have much conf
dence that it is specific have that opium will
produce sleep. and trutully say that it has cured
every case IN which it has been used.
Stone in the Bladder. Calculus. Gravel.
Brick Dust Deposit. etc., etc.,
Diseases arising from a faulty secrction-in the
being too little, and accompanied by pain,
and the other too profuse secretion-which will be
speedily cured by
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
CONSTITUTION WATER
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-03-16

Have long since given up the of buchu, cubebs
juniper in the treatment of those diseases and oni
them for the want of a better remedy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

=.
= eonreti'or' horaoe >','''n ane >Annaei
= 'hA'.oorne l-''ns eaeo serve pu' one
year n S's"< ~" -, N'stN 81 'ne ilo'''e
J" Pm u,s -" oe elected. ~"
trar'.n mt y ers'a's Of STATE No.
''se y Is's's a" General ana foe-
isaA. =. 'eN' '-.'.' Ns'''' hA'ihs 'e''''-
R - -" ''''0''' only - .'-''
my NO.
. NDll'sn'-''enerai ~ ''i'''o"
rs o'eh pa tnAi apartment sincc ine COM
u's"o''nen' 81 NE rcheiiion and 81 prooA-
oN r''na,n ui'i'l " = closed up lie ms
49, N''''a'' "AFd ~ofS'ng rooi'e oinoer
-ol's 80 rsn ho-e'er capable would
ma wy o"ncuH 70 "ase rs piace good
hon. Ns'ssn ia"e Es'- go - 'se tr~ss-
u's i'ePAr'neni' Ne ha''ne scrNed the ION
'i'ia''onai limit o. A's srars- Tie has been
a"Hisl ef''oer and De- renrng "''i ~
matter o. iegreI l-s AreAsnrer "iioe .
'ro~ tn n'o-i important apartment cennect-
60 "'uA our state "o'efnH'eni- 10 Ao~P
u repien'shea Win inn'i' TO meet The iu'-
menss calls mo- nab upon - needs one OF
ne most able eti'e'eni hnancer- That can he
iound- NJ iarse STATE oouniies iAid to
volunteers AID drAiied men. The in"iden'al
eApenses connected With rai'ins ard keep
ing men % The heid. The payment 81 the
large a"ounis Allotted ~ our soldiers. TO-
ceiaer ~i'h al me oiher ies''inA'e dishars-
"'euis % the irrasurs Department. takes
,'n"'en'e s"'ns o. 'nonef' and make ihe Of
~ one 81 ths hiChesi responsihiif'y AM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14
Monetary

Tse most gratifying ssfurs % lie
financial situation j. ths steady dsoisoe IN
gold. Tie cosbina, ion. OF The sF~csiats-s
AZ powerle-s nos O. resist re natarJ
tendency -hhh ihse god rnArtsi has " iAts
- uauni.tAkably sho~n. H. fcar~ - thc
pcoPle that n rebcliion kAs ys' q iong
course TO run. Ar rapidly giving rizre %
hoPe and o0n6dence in the futarc Every
Indication shows that "a - unsafe for The
gold buis 90 speculate further upon the
basis - distrust IN the stability q ne Cow
eminent. The military horizon gro-s
ci-avr sni clssrcr. AID a. NJ usi-s
Disappear. we begin 20 seel bow rnrch -
hsa c~-rr-scd or ds-rc- We wonder
Po~ ~hy Any ono shosld hasc entertained a
doubt % our ultimate triumph. o. have per-
mitted hiuseH 90 b. do-ncast. ~hen IN
fact everything ~as cncosrsginr. The
hnanciAl aspect q tbe Goserru,sui - a.
bright As the uost saaguine coud have
hoPed ior under the cirvun-tanccs. To-
das not a siagle bond u to- Unis.d Stats.
Is bei0- rar. and nearly AL cosarnand a
rrvraium. TIE iacosne 81 our Treasury
Tor the last seAr. an ths very mids, q the
rvosaion. as nearly three hundred mil.
hons ofdoiiArs. The incrcase IN che valuc
q oar RAJ and PsrsonAl properts from
i>ip - is--o wAs siSfy-four ycr cent iron
lSSo 90 l-so g ~Ns one hundred AM t~en-
y-sessn per cent. We have hardly c5u-
uenoed 60 ~ork osr rvli mines. a. ~ru
as al q cor ether un~JuAlcd mineral
Seahh- The increase IN The value Of cal
froru ls5o % is60 as one hundred ard
seventy Pcr ocut- Tbs incoale Of Cur pro
dEctiVe hhor for l>Sy -as neari, to
ts2ssAni ma ipas q douars car rich
Pshiic lands ar alone ~ortb ALMOST cnourh
O. pay oar uholc debt a the end Of
~ar. 81 one dollar Pr serv. w have
more thAn 5000 miie. 20 -ail-oad hnishsd
a. cost OF one tAousAnd too hund-v,i MI
=oss 81 de!lars. OureNport. IN r.in On a
anci- sear have reache-i fve hunirsd Ell a.
lions q dollars. Agricaluro gave the
ntiion On o 49, sixic~n handrcd uillious -
dollArs and he i-rtiie and. Of cur nation.
~sen I'll c1itivAie,i. can uluitiplv this a.
hundred ioid. Al Bank Note List
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

AZ q Duion Meeting Ibid a. Ba;tirnorr
Montas evening. tn following letter "a,
rad
TX Ms~sio~. wsshington. Oot. iD.
% Hoa Hoy Hes-sn.
Wy Ioar Strs \ convsuiion Of Mar
land has forul-d a 49, Con.,itution fo- ths
STAT \ pahiie meeting .. called or tAi.
rsvnIng. % aid On securing if. ratisration
b. the:Teopic lou ask uord fr.sri Tor
the occAsion- presume thc ouiv frauturr
% isc insiruulsut ahout ~hicb tb~rc b.
scrlous ooutroverss - that -hich p-ovt.ir.
ior ths eSunctioa 20 siavcry. tired. not
a. o. a~ccrvt. ard ! PERFUME u b. ~ .s--,f.
that ~ish succcss % this p-ovi.,c-. I
deslrc 70 or ever cons eer.tion ! wi.h al
'nrn O. oe free. ~i.h the uztr-ial pro-
perlty q THE alrcadv frve. -hieh a., su-c
III cStinctFon ofs,avery would hing /
-lsh Co 80 o. f'-ooes. q dissrr.earin- that
onis thing ~hich ~oud ever b-in.. Tn.
Haiiun % csii az aster.rs no .--am-rt
upoa the qaesiion. r. - ALREADY en-
hausied ~ an abr. better affirmed a.
fno-v immediately Interested .ons - M.rr.
ianl herseh ] oniy sdd that hall o.
gratihcd eNcecdingly II Sc good people o.
che ~ att sLal b. TIER vote ratif, ~ usu
'onstItution. Yoars truly.
A. LINCOLN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

~ Exrfs~ArIoN TIE report lately
Circulated that H. Prr.iIeni had o.T-rs,I
Gen. McCleiian 3 Command if &C. uoab!
v'fhdrau from ;he Prc.identiai canvas was
iucorrccf. Ho~ the rspo-t arose 9. erriain-
q b. Mr Blair. late Postma.trr-G cneral.
vho has ai~ays been frienJi, fo the Gcnsr-
a. last summcr daring a sisit to Neu
lork. D. took OCCASION 90 Welt Mcclellan
ard eonsers~ ~ith him upon political topics.
tle driit oi which couversation wiu De seen
o. thc foilosing extract
II taid hin that ! had Euie douhi D.
vouii D. the nominee ofthr Chicag1 Con.
sertion and that ~ b. soceptsd D. uoalI
be defeated. AMI y defeated. De fste wo4II
o. hat ofaii p-esiou.is defeated candidates
80 hai played for ihe Pr,sidency-Clay.
Caihoan. Webster. and the ret. hat a.
thaash aspiration o. fhe chef piacs in the
E,p4tE- vas an hon0rahie au.brion. thsre
vas au instinct on d. Puhfr miaI vi,-h al
vass czcialei from general corfIerre aav
~ soaght ii 18th &C. i-a.t sasr .aa af
ss.f.hness ~ the err-nse 81 great untiorai
cau,i3rraiiou. All. if co. pablir ou-c pro-
n.-'eei .t. ban il voting bin lovn al bav.
ir- soaght 3D. pia.s. ur,tout Dol, ~e. ching
DO. rr,si eSigen.f. e.Teeiaiiy ir s1ri a rev.
oiaiionary crisis a. the present. o. COLD
never rise a-a.a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Rev. w n. H,diey - Porsisnl. :. lb-
ageni ofA ne Ms.onic Socie,y. sor the
beneft ofthe soiiiss lie ,oIicits especial
y n tbs tiase. donations - vcg,tables
A. an ausil.arv in ihi. great -ors. al So
ciciiss 'houh bo warmly welcomed. bas &c
cannot say that Ne like the appearancc a. a
prornisen, osiocr = ,hi,. re ua-e ofC.
Godfrvy Gunihcr. ibc doughiy. Du,chy
MAvor 81 Ncv lork. ~ho interpo.c- b..
veto % prevent an illaminsiio for federal
victories
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

TYR LEvEr. a. -. Psris. On tbe evening
- the eth in.,.. was fuliy attended liz t.c;
thc hall oould no aeroniraodaie an ~ho ~~rv
f'r-s~ut ~ roorn 80 fsssefsiiv a~cofa-
It'd with festoo-s sni ~-rash. - evergreen.
Nth piciurrs AM appropriate ulo,toes. the
display - nai'onal ases stiiinr rnuch 20 th.
efecf N Adlr~-- "a. delivered a. ~
vestrv. ~ Mr. H~rrik - Hei-ron H.
rr,rcee,i- from simi-sicn tickets. 49, .ale
81 srsieies. auBo-rnsin- - shove slpe. ar
q - io--arled . ;ie Chrisfisu Commis-
SION
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Asses. A Dwelling hou.. IN Roxl,u-v.
o-r-,i ~ Ps-rhsn NJ Eirponds. 49, d@,-
'rcs-d ~ IN sbout m n " 90 Thurs-
day a lat -~ss uf.ler sseh circumstance.
a. o. ieave 10 douht but thsi IL "a ihe
YORK a a. iao~ndisr, The house hal
hen rented ~ Mr Marshan. -ho.- -,.o.ls
~~rv removed 10 y an h. expected have
r'Be there that nieht. BIT "a. DELAYED
Ncst uoruing such esiienc. "a discover
81 a. % lad O. tle srr-., ofCs~o. " Oake.
a. the p~rsou ~bo committed the oI~n.r
snd b. ~as arrr-ted lie hsi A. exaraina-
ton beiorv Justiors Eustis ard Narro~. %
Dixhsld. ~ho bound him cvcr s,r trial ~
ths i'rcembsr Terus % - Ssrr~rne Court.
faiiiuE a ohtain bad. D. a. brourht -
this plaor AMI couau isfcd or SATURDAY. o.
D~puty >b--rif Iarksou - Bsxfsh IT,
Prupszy burnel ~as Worth About SER
az.dc firm the cfect. - NJ Ma-shan
III abovename,i Marshau and Oake. A.,
'hs part'e- - the sh~~p ca.e that IA. e.ri.
I'D 80 u,uch interest in the Sup-ruc Coart.
sni b. no- heiorr th- Ia Court
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

BsFrrsr Mr~UrE.. We has, rscei,.d a
copy o. Az Mlnut-s 20 iis late meeting %
The OHfori Rap "a Assertion. AZ Tsrn.r
from vhich - gather tbe foro-in.- .sati.-
ucss Collected daria- ses.ion for Do
us~stic Mi.sious. Sef.59; for Chriaisr
tou.missiou. sl0u. 70 a. charrt.. ,u A..
sociafion. 80 rs.i,ieut us-u,ber.. Iia.o: a.
del during ysar by hsptisus. S. by letter.
J., esp~ricnce. s.. Ths-- -er~ disssi..-a
-, eEeioded. 2 drcprei. o.; died 81
Total 1921 TIE Denomination hsv. -
sahhsih schools. 18th = rssuaber.hip Of
lZasI. - teaehsrs. aud totD voiuss-s ,r
horaries. on ~hich scr~ expanded 500 :.
Aserage afteudsnoc. no. Thew ar nossd
- conversion a. scholars Tre ohu-rh-.
have contributed for Dou,essir Missi,ss.
si6e.55 Forsign Missi1ns. ss~f.tt Hihl.
~-'iety. sai.Oo; Edncsfion Soei-fv. 49,
90 other objects. $50 .tt-to,aI -7I.ss.
Io'ai last year. s-Ji.ot
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

kFrrt CoSscmr1tov. lat water tt.
rr''ei 'onEress rasse.i an At declarinr e.
cry aisle T.ersou bttsecn IL and a. Co. q.
on e. a7nv and FOL carry ~, husl,s.. ore.
mated a system Of details f1rau slIous.I O.
fn4lef DER ouu I.s.rfss faflIF ALI
fiest detail. have Been r.t.teF AL ~.
rrorir vifhoat cr~-rfirr. -. 80 s-,,..f
a. Az rushed nto 80 arur. unicss thsy A.
up.'1el n neoessary gorrrluert dots.
,fen. Boiler pufs fhe pertinent Question fr
Norfirrn eopperheads. uhaf 3D. fhsg fff-t
'i '1ch liberty a. fha' compared v.ih Nor,h-
ern calls for recruit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

u, pclf.e al 81. Faris are manifestns
tle.r esteem al r.ol su t0 Rev. p.
>1lhu .ria ty lrug,ng shear fr,e-il oHer-
.-l. to CD be- pantry -iL tLs ne,saars.
of .'.. ard .n BE- seoI .huasr ard cellar
A.. 'ley have 'ep.si,ci their rHrriars 90
Oh, comfort All ooarrui-ncc ftie family
ere ihe booze is o,oaPisd thst on DIR sr.
rival ibes nsy .e,i thai tbey hsse ~.'..us
ree,Fflal ari iiaf az thss csn ls done b.
tbe Peolie OBJ bid - h.s hanls - t.. a-.
l1o4. r.rs .n -hieh o. = eu-tg. d. .Lll
tc taat he nay be suooessiai r isln.
% OBJ, eal,c e CHRIS 10 tLat T.i.,.
cox.
TIE Prcss states fhai &C. ifirnl. q ST.
= ai WsstLrook maie h.a pauins dona-
ten Of sboui sl15
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

Up g. Ssnday last there had becn %
fro-s ssV~re .noueh g. kil garden vcr-ss-
blcs. and thu zane r~raisr =. frrere b.
Ihs tomatoes All other piant, I~sses
aas stalks -ere hke 'cicics. and the rrourI
-a' stlaened for "a In-h in doysh. L.
forrued o. a consi1crablc ihickuest We
notice that therr "a quite a far o. sno-
in th~ West On Sunaav
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-10-14

ASuEo-r-ar~ FHs The Lewiston
Jo~rs.l r~Forts the Fsir - the Andrc.cor-
gh >ol~'g. hsld AZ Le~ist1r. at -ceh.
A. che mot sucoes.ful cxhibiiion the Socic-
- has ever hal. Sto-k and Farm Pro.iucc
-as enic-ci IN ia-vr quansities There
~ere lot 81 horse- sn'ercd ior tro,iinr. for
~hich lsre~ purses ~~rc oh-r~d snd fh-
traders and uraaufsctarsr. sied -i,h cab
other in displaying their beautiful goods
AL excel cnt manufsciares. Wewisb more
u thi. spirit could - maniic-tcd IN Oxford
County.