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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands :or commonly Roots
of the HAIR 1t is from these Glands that every hair
of THE head is formed and secreted AS long as the
scalp is free from desase these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps les natural appearance
and color But when humors aud other diseases af-
feet the scalp these glands become involved in the
same dsesse and the hair gradually turns gray, dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins TO fall
off, and in many cases, If not arrested, will produce
complete badness. a5.. "a ..9. ..e.3',t.-s.
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands. and create q new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair RegeneraIor has proved per.
fect success. $ r.. -4.a ss-, "a. Is + ls..s.. q
It Is not "Dye," and will not stain particle 1t
will positively "RRsroRE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
to its original color 1t promotes q growth of new
hair in all cases Bald Heads when the glands or
roots of the hair are not completely disorganized
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and removes all
dandruf, heat, hnmors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly heaty and
gives It glossy and beautiful appearance. 1t Il
highly perfumed and dressing It has no superi.
or. The "Regenerator' 10 warranted to produce the
above results lin all cases, If not the money to be
refunded With 1t every "Gray Head" In New Eng
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
s. Price rs cents per Bottle.
iiI aler. ea TIBBETTS BROTHERS. .r
Druggists and Chemists, Propristors, Manchester,
Sold at wholesale and retail by W. w. WHIrPLz,
81 Market Square. Portland, Sole Agent, and BY
Druggists everywhere. g septo 81 eodtoIan1
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

RThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears Of
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 80 Ia Exchange
St., opposite Postoffice, Portland. .79 'ias
l7a97t 7sT7 ~. W. s. SAWYER. i.
References Hon. SAMUEL CoNY, Gov. of Me-,
Hon. WIN. Pirr FEssENDEN, Sec'y Treas'y. q oil
oct. 13d 6m. sr.4s ~
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15
MARINE NEWS.
T PORT OF PoRTLAND.

Frtaay....o.........,. ...... October IA.
pit A9aaie hrf ARRIVED. a ts,s f.. .'-
Steamer Potomac, sherwood, New York rl Ia
Steamer Lewiston, Lsoomb, Boston. krra ~.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester. st John
NIB, for Boston. ~ a'---
Steamer Lady Lang. Roix. Bangor. .sm Oh
Sch Iowa, Miller, Windsor Ms. '9sln i'tlfrr
Sch Eyeline Treat, Rogers, Frankfort for Ports
mouth r..a -.as a+--l s,.l
. ..1 CLEARED. ~ l OF iA NaA
Sch Lark, (I3rl Moore Cumberland Ns-master
Sch Mary Mckenzie, I Brl Crowell, harrington MS,
master. DIS f9tti nsN r ID % 19ia saa1
Ship Geo Griswold. Pettingl, at New York from
Newport 4. reporls-Sept 8, had tremendous gale
from WNW. during which lost lower foretopsail,
foretopmast staysail, and split other sails. psa
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15
FIsHERMEN.

Ar at Marblehead 18th. sch Lois Craig, Grand
Bank, with Il 90 otis fish. hloV siI' tos.1 naslT
Ar at Portsmouth 18th, sob Ocean Traveller, Ba-
kerr from the Banks. l.i'"''H Na
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15
Portland and Psnobscot River,
Fall and Winter Arrangement, 1854
H"u lhtL srJ. u - lf l.F ig I ..,......r
TIE NEW, sTAuNcH AND coMMoDIoUs
STEAMER LADY LANG.
Built expressly for this route, s.l 81
CAPT WILLIAM r. ROIx e

n~ VIII commence her Fall and VIM
keuk- ter Arrangement on MON DAY
s4zes MORNING, october 18th, leaving
Bangor every Monday and Thursday Morning at
O'Clock 7Ql .a'l1l7 : Il
State street, Portland, every Tuesday and Friday
Evening, al 10 O'clock connecting with the Eastern,
Boston and Maine, and Portland, Saco and Ports
mouth Railroads, from Boston and Way Stations,
leaving Boston ut O'clock p. NJ ..l.-'r l.I .a'
The Boat will touch At Rockl4nd, Camden, Bel.
fast, Bucksport, Winterport and Hampden, both
ways. Passengers ticketed through to and from
Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Salem and Lynn.
For more extended information, apply to j. O..
Kendrick, Bangorj the local Agents at the various
landings; the Depot Masters OF the z. 8. & p,
Eastern, and B. & NJ. Railroads; Abiel Somerby,
Portland; Lang q Delano, Boston, or mod :
uf u III CHAS. SPEAR, General Agent.
October I7.-isdtf
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15


REPRESENTATION OF A Rpprorp EnY.
ToR.-The Nashville Union records tho arriv.
al there of Josephus Camp, late editor of the
Atlanta Confederacy, and still more lately q,
the Georgia Times. In the latter paper he
begun to advocate the restoration Of the I'm.
ion, when JEFF. Davis ordered his arrest, but
he managed to escape before the order could
be executed. Mr.. Camp is Clerk of the Geor-
gia House of Representatives Hesays uni
versal dependency exists throughout the
South, and many of the people desire to return
!" the Union. When Lees army is broken
s sae other rebel armies will disperse. The reb-
ei leaders say that if Mcclellan is beaten they
nave no nope. He says Gov. Brown is for .
IeSeolnslructlon of the Union.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

y gAooiDhNf The Belfast Journal says Capt
{ p, McNsar met with a serious accident o.
board bis new ship 10 the yard Of Garter &
Co. He was betweend decks, on Monday. wbeY
a workman dropped a heavy chisel, whict
struck his leg above the knee, inhicting Sc
we're and painful wound. which will probably
disable him for some time.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

In Auburn. Sept "a. Miss Almira Chamberlain,
aged IS years
.. In BiddefOrd, Sept "a. Mr. Cyrus W Warren. aged
70 years.
IN sidney, Sept 81, Miss Annie, daughter Of Reu-
0en - M harriet Burgess. aged 20 years.
AZ Jew az orleans. Sept H. Jos Ellis, OF Wilton,
ageo 90 years-member of Co +, 81 Me Cav.
In AuE1sta, Sept 30. Willie p Turner, only son OF
Adaiine Pierce, aged years months.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

w. WINDSOR Ms. Sch Iowa-2Oo tons plaster. to
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

0-Ifyou srein want Of any kind fPRINTIN9
all at the Daily Press Once.
~ CARDS and BILL HEADS neatly printe
ct this ofIce. e.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-15

A person less sanguine than the World
might state the question thus: Tin one yea,
Ine democrats lost one member of Congress ir
MAINE, and in less than month after los
shree IN pennsylvania, eleven in Ohio, and fiv,
OF SIX IN indiana, how long, going on at the
same ra'l , viii it take them to overcome the
Union majority Of the present Congress?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25
supr.n. Judieial coar;.



70. S0s. Masos A. MArshau - Geo.
W Oaks, e. al arps. Tbs d. an actIo,
% rvpievin ior to .bsvP snd 80 l,nb.
Defsnse. thai ths she~P ~erc the propsrty
q VscIss,e o.kc.. one Of 80 def-slr.i,.
Case opSaed - ~ iary Thur,i.y A NJ.
.nd verdict r~ndrrsd FRIDAY noon FOR ihe
piH EKccPtioas Sled AL Alio-eI. Ran
dali sna Hsnnous ST. pa. Bolster a
Riehar1son for def.
Frederic :. Thorn and Tsom.. N Bean
-er hrought IN On SATURDAY usoraiuz ard
arr.igD-d On indictuscut sor PERJURY. Pie,i
net guiits. snd r~cogniEed ~isA David n.
>esvey. Charie, Esus. snd Richard ~
Bs.n. "a .arvtie. IN sen % Eve hundrcd
dollars each tor sPpsArsncc a. August tern.
Apb~us a. Eaton -ss srrsisned sor
ssu,s cause On Thur,slav. Plesd not cuiify.
-ccoguir~d -ish Jas - NcNnisa ard
Jsos, Ma-ios a. ss-eties IN ssn % sve
huadr~d dOilsrs for srPcarspCs ~ August
term.
EIi~u y DAVIS. EbeIlant. ". Mariner
J. DAVIS. Diro--e de~-~ed. Custody -
miner ehild committed 20 bheIlsnt unSi th~
fu-rh~- sr,3sr ofCou-t. Bl,rk ~ Ih.If
Enua 2. Chsdbeurn- Iib~Iisni 70 WI
Ian Chadbourss. - Di,o-ce decrced
Csus- eescr'ion Ave. fo- libt
Jerusha " Sha-. Hbt v. Ea-a-i m
Shs-. Diso--e dcc-ved Case. sHtrvrae
cro~ity. Bl,ek for iibt
Court sdisurned ~ithoui dsy. SATURDAY
forsnoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25
The Spring Campaign.

TIE appointments 90 6.en. Grant % The
osuznanG n chef Of all ou- military fs-ce..
uadcr The ne- at autborizisg tbs Prssissent
20 srpoin; Iisateusnt Generai. gives IN
iSerS.l satIssarfioa o. tie Anrrsrsn pcoplc.
The % hsro q sftosn battles f." Ia. The IN
limited Conscience Of ~ arrnv and The p~0-
rle. To Ia, announc~d b.. bead quarters
~ fhs seld. ~ % q hve. activc scneral. ore
40 throws hes ~h0le soul asd en~rgs into
To- York 81 crushing th- rebellioa. Re
cent cAanres IN corps asS arnv ooonAn-
dsrs Indicaie that the working s.en AZ 20
b. put info ths harness ard that our fancy
g'.seral. arr % b. invited O. rStirc Taat
Gee Hailecs throash Pr,IsdSo- o. f0r sosas
ether rrssoa. has kept cut % to scsivs
serves sosne 81 our best oficsrs "a fact
too ~sll known % be disputeG. IL 70 n0-
ct q hrs poser 70 do q iongsr. The MOST
sctive prcpar.sicns for a. extensive. sweep
Ing eaaPaign ar gong forward. Gen
Grant etIseuiiv feels tLe great r-spo-.i-
biiity imposed upon hiu. be see. tie hirh
eNpse,snOns OF tie loysl reorle q tss
eOu.;-y b. evldenfls - m sI-.se.f. det~r-
mised 20 make a grsnd strike a. tb. robel-
10. - ever direction where 70 vitality
car - reached bv to forrc sfarui.. And
q the duts 81 tss nountry % give him al
ihe uscA he wssts. otsSr~ise H.. bet "A a
srhenss nav - dsfsafsd. In thi. regard
te>-, 70 q very generous rcsPoass fr0a, the
s.verai state. IN Oh, Usion Noluutoerin-
% sver,vh~rr IN active pro.r-ss and . s.
Tho dctsrminsiion 81 ths Pr~siiens 20 81.
iorcs the daft IN al th--, States thai 81
10 so their qsot,' Give The Prs.ideu,
AT Ger Grant tie mn. AID - have ,hs
very best reasoas ior believing th.i ths
ccrnins s-asou ~hl nd or he -rb~Hon
We are eve-y dsy rro~inr stron-~r. or
enemies -.erv dsy growing wcaker The
sgns q 'he times 49, r-Spifious Ven
so0n zsr ~ no~ confdently hs-.c that fhi,
"cruel var ill be over 40 the arrti 81
Peaes sgsin bover ever or iand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

ton and bouinatcd Hoe. Naihss A Par
vel ofEoctl,nd. Iion- S.rusl ?. hcrscs
Of B4ESor. Ilon- James Ilrummon4 q
Bath. and Hoa. Joan a. Bsrleigh q South
Ber~ick aS<gates a. isurs from tbs Stais
% toe Bahrnore CsavcaIion. They ar
az sxcell-nt ace or the Place and frm ssd
un-avsrin- trends Of Abr,hau Liacoln and
HANNIBAL HsHs.in. and ~in - for their ~
nousinafi0n. 6rst. last .nl all the tine
Iioa- Hiram ChAPnan. the Lard seest q
tbs STATE. did frw DAYS sincc st TIE
Mansisa House. Eiier an iiins.s % sheut
three weeks he -ss one 81 the most Ssi-
liable os---s IN The St-.e. cestleusn %
lsrgs expsre--e ~ rsslc ss.ir-. oue
sxainss whose intsgriGy not a breath q sus-
pscioa bad ever ben r.ised. an siaosrs
a<ES;sS SsE.s:..z- he Ssssa :. ss-- -
the STATE. The eOulnGnits IA -tich - hved.
and an irrsparable loss q bis bereaved lam
ny. One Of ths Eao.t bes1tifsl sslocs~s
81 ever Rad -as r-OaOusced On tes an
nosnecusns u Ia. Sesth n ths Senate. by
his friend asd nsighb0r. HOn Evervti u.
Stet.en. lis ssoees.or las nos vet besa
selected.
The Legislature -ll probably Adjcsrn
% Frids. - Sssur'iAs Of thc present -eek.
90 Col. Wootman, csvsiry. e" 81 Ne.
several companies have slrcasiv gos. snss
the rcunainder -iii start tbs. reek Tee -
tssir be-s barracks -erv burnt NJ s--
days sshc.- Tse IRE = supposed % have
ben the uork q an isoeudis-y. The ie-s
20 tLs State osnaot - ic.s tan ,is o. .e,-
n ihousand dollar Col Wentworths
r~gia.-st - ioosfed 81 e Csnp ksyes.- On
- bal -sss Of tbs oapitoi IN ~ bArrsol.
forncrly ocsuPiel by The ,ster.a Reg
merit, q Co.'s. bal snd Fo..enslsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Ntcr fEssfpsNI Hams oN ruECrtsIs
n 49,, 49,, tio LOYAL f.rh-ac meet
pag 10 I'Lila5eiPb,a. Nics Prssiarnt Hamlla
SAD
! ccoeur -ith great cordiaiiv IN the
Tairtotir rusoiutions vou have adopted g.
D. "a Lhsy sp-ak tr.s vhat j. O. D..
ooas. kso~ hat - have in airosi ever,
Curru uniiF clas. Of u,eu uto Sell ~ -
rasst hsss ibs Cor.iitutisn a. u -. AMI al
l nion 80 q as. loa and knos thar that
cannot BE- lAprlslss-l Th.t d~elarafsan
Carries 18th d the iisa THAI you arr % -
csivs hact ~ men uhoss hands 49, rr,k-
~ WITH biood cf your iashers. an i-oth-
~. snd sons Ia carri-s 18th q fhr i.l.a
that your arr o. rc-SsiablisA the sfatus q
slavery Il prrsurPoscs that vou arr sr,in
90 sak- INTO ssur cortdcn-r - wen So
huosghi sbogt ths. bioody var Ia -.rnos
D. Mar al that kas heen spent ~ treas-
urr All blood. q &c arr 90 inc 80 another
ar - bringing hAck. 90 terms ofeQualiv
tLe men brought y .As=s. - uasf koI
that party sho -ould favur that PROJECT
o. a street acro-utabii.tr IT, tide -
suuAncipaf ion !. net iu tc rolled hack. boa
on. We AZ uot - riose ~. -sr tiIi a.
causs a u ;. removed ffruloucrd 49,
plAusc IL . ma o. % lsii % Azain eorrsps
ID Pabhc hsari. We are o. stand uroa .
higher cisihFafion ihan that Transmitted 60
o. fruu COR isth-rs Ne arv - -is-s thi.
gOserrus~uf On = ba-s - sqraiiiy ar1
fr~e,icr. vhich ~ insarc "a pcrpe'sitv
Ihc progr~s, fs-ari tiaf v-l ~ rapil saG
surr. Ne msu "a tel -hcn tbs reh-lllon
70 10 % concuerri brt &C DO 80 a.. b.
ginning u a. end. II q nsrrouins do-n.
Bot t-e sisHsenis have sPhsd q. AL thsy
srs faiins a-as. -Ihs hops a a diri.ioa
a. tbe NORTH las be.R os~ q th~ c--~.t
causes thst have buos~l then up The
Norts D. unifral 81 80 rrartical p1rpo.ss
tAFrlsu-s.l Ia .. uuIte~i 90 pressure this
rar o. thc cad Onc ofhrr cause has
si4aaslaisi tA,s ~ reb~liion. snd thar
. tks; tks fcscurcss 20 a.. roFcrnnlsrt
vouid not B. confrl bZird. A. 10. ~hsu
ths So-th ssss "a fssllrr in th., re.ysst
80 rsbsilicn sus; snt I'll col iar.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

GsS. FsE~oNr. 4 Fretsost MEETS ~
as ksia IN Ns- lort. lat 1911. 80 -bsch
rseassres --re tstea g. pct hra ca 49,
,rark for The Pr~si3en-y Sp-~chc. -e--
saade ~ Horac- t,resley. Psrker Pilisburv.
sud ots~rs- d. a. o-linsrv sesr tbs uiight
al bs ~ell ard m.nv p~ople IN az ~
>tste, you'd vi.h tAe nSs-r,.nt CsoJsr~ed
We esnnos. ho--ser. A. present rega-i "a
-Ish favor Ia J. true that sv~-t,. So q
rear past. have poiStsd irrrsssfshiy 20 th-
re-election q Frv.illsut Lincoln. sna the
ci~cfiss. r. al the states have he~n csrried
~ .och msioriiiss a. 70 make rs election
seen almost . fcregons ooneiusion. 10
seems Co D. 81 30. Yet there az zs-v
thirgs thsi .s.y conbire o. defeat ihst Or
~. ssd even 18th chancs q hls-tia- the
i0Pss 81 The couutry IN the ei~csion %
rank copperhesi Asoae the most potent
Of tbe-c ag~uriss. - tn di.t-.~tion thas
nav b. produ-cd ~ the continuai pressing
ior-sri - tier frcusont. a. a candidate
Iberv % - tho West sorsidalI. elernsut
n the unioR partv. cAllet tie Cerrnan ele-
meat. thoush comPos~d IN part - other IA
tionsltics Vie -or.siP Fr-uont. ard ~
Alreses 'hrsateniug thar miles. h- 8, given
then th~y vii elcc; an opposition man
~ course tbs.e movement. tcnd TO excite
20 eRasP~r.tien. al sch icciiz-s. unsil ;i-~
cad ~ - qoiekiy p-oPbe,ied- We an
lot think that Ibess r1en ~ho - irdi-c-~~s-
j. hgure N such gaih-rirr. are DOM 49,
countrs Poor scr.ic~ tea F-,u.out Ia.
10 more firm iriend than ourselves. vri -
csaRos 10 brousli % endorse any ~ -hi-h
. 70 bshs6' lin. 81 To- expense eta ei-i.-
80 = The srest srioa rs5ty ofth~ couu;ry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

t'EsSp krsIEw A grand rcsie- q the
Armv % the Pofo1ac. ~ tho Pre.isert.
Gen. Grsnf. and the Secr.isrv - ~. "a.
% ihse plsce o. Thursday Rsps--s ~
he 'oldie-s ha'- crest eonsdene- isGrant.
and he 90 Posomsc truy fesl. eonfl-a.
that -hen a move - -nads % -ill be ~ -.
nal - q great vi-tory. Gen Gr.nt 3. -
ported 70 - Of ibe opisio. that q 3. indis-
Pe..isie - drive - rcbel, f-oza Vi--ini.
st oncs. tie 0ccupaiion q Richmond beisr
81 once = m-ssce On Wssbingtos AL Cir
cinn,ii. N the reorrsrissfion - H. A.
~ the present. s-ns COTS I'll not b.
changed. Gen Grsst "a. sscypsd further
srii-ssnenss q eavairy. int~ntinr % rsore
formidable for-s ior service. the snssuti,r
e rnisnirv reEinieats. whict have proved
- succes.fll IN th- wes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

GEV MAJ no~ ~ho la. asa t.e, -.
rhsng~d. arrived bone o. sfIrioush. NJ
lsv noou. lie -ss received 81 ~ DEPOT
~ The CITY Councii. ard kost q sitiren,
-bo. accompanied ~ -iIt,rv rusrd
f'ruasd rs ssoort. 4 saisi- q So ruas
80 6rcd. ssd sisg,,hsr ,ho .H,ir -.
such an ovstion a. might d. mach to-.
ari. sinking ~ o5iiv,1n tie ren~usb-aa-e
81 -ousd'. 81 sfedioa. eonfneueut i-
rs6si r-iso-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

>nrErraEY 80 SrsrE A bll has lea
reported % tbe Legisiaiurs. GSing tie a.
AZ q >refetsry u STATE ~ SIlo1. asd ~
ll-ring hIHi . socount for az sees Il Dis
ienso' vsiA tss ofhcs q DcPaiy Secrslar,.
aai provides for 'hs appointment % al,ab-
0rlinaics ~ t5e Goscrnor as4 Csaac.I.
ard also provides thsi the .t.t ionery sAsu
IL parlAsss4 saler direcil0a % thsi h.,sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

>oi niEEs ro Nors AbiI As ps,..I
a. >snaie. ia ssis 60 voss sp-.s.e.i s-s
o. House ga 20 = Froridiag ia raasss
Of consiiisi'so. o. as fo sII3- soll.--, =
sent iroia the STATE 90 vote 81 Pr,.s...
Ne fressacni. and Espr.seniai,.s, 4.
cou=ress. ard reEuis.nx TIE elecuos 4
ksz,usrs q Dseis. Coautv Comuiss.oasr.
'nd Counfy Treassrers % isat ,oll,sr. "a.
vote tbersflr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

R,Es Cot~s. b. he roliscness offio,
p 2 liauir. 49, las 80 hal t..- rieas-
usc I'D ssaaaiaing sora- 90 o. aneieus ooius
discovered IN i~to. On the Point. a tss-
sine. -hsr, -. loo.tri tss lSrt tsiit ,,
harcn Castisc. an Oocupic1 ~ Ia -
traiins I'ost. ior many cars. Mhrs n
Bsroa rs driven ost it q .uf,r-osed -
lrorrei his t-sassrs cr hssfii, burisd =.
a. g -as discovered Vsry near the .urtscs
By man ~ho -As l-s-ing tin,h~r. ~h.rc
4 I'D al fcr about c.e huutr--i 40 FORTY
sssr-. DR. Stevens. 90 whom the ceilcc-
ten heiouss. s-carvd 90 % sash lad.
-hsSh u tAc only 80 thAs has hes prs-sr,-
- Ihry sabrAoe sPsCsEashs ~ tAs IsAs
Tree csrrcoey q Massaehussii.. souus %
tho 90 Cob Ssoney.- -hieh ~ss irrvrslsr IN
shsI'~. and bors a private .t.Inp. and Va1-
o1s Preach and EnEiish cons. Gee % tie
frvnee Gems beAring he nsnse % l-u3o,i-
cas-" Gen. splinter. L. : Tr--,ur,r. Of
frrcd 500 for one Of The .PcCimen, Nj
liamlin STATES thsi Dr Steven, purposes. AZ
iuiurc LAY. 10 giss thes.vAisabls antiqui-
tee 70 the Name Historical Socieis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

NosIHEN MoNruIV. Tie openiug nuaa-
ber q iLs ns~ Magazine. for Mari. IA,
bcen received. EKospt in not ha,.ns quite
% nan, RACES. a IA, . stroog rcssuibiAroc
in gcseral Appearance &c the Atlantis
IA.s nuuaber costains Stone. BY John Neal.
and ths s-fAor q o. Pax and Biu~. possr,
BY NJ. S-csi. NJ, Aksrs. Johr NeA. :.
n Beckett. Toby CauJer. a. oghcrs
iion- wiiiisHi Willis 80 ". y. Eich have
statistical srtiyis'. aBd Rev. Cyril Pear
liscasss, ihe EsciProcity treaty. Gee.
lIodsdon 'srnishrs tribats o. Gee B~rry.
sd aruy iuforasi,oa- M. = " Ch,lk-
eng las an Interesting srtigis. 18th ifs,-
traiious. 90 sno~ Mr. iisllsn q ti-c Ia
scuiive ooancil writes on Siat. Poiir,. ard
othsr abe AT vaiuable arsiclr. or hone
r-atters arc given. Th--- 8, onl, iLi, ta4nS
% crliisise. ihs sho-s artioies AMI v.rious
dcPartnenis g.sins % tAc nagaEio- 80
misos,lancoss chsuActsr bsioagias pauiru-
iaris % - hsba51ilai Tie clftsr. Hou
T.. L. Wssioa IA, to shiiit,. ar al uass
= Msgazi 20 % -bish Mao nav wvu ~
prod an4 - hope th> mcas, Ill 10
forihooaiuE O. sust.ia she eutsrpi sc 1T
~ have a hitie >,atr prils 10 th- matter
Baiie, s Noyrs. PSrt.sns. pabi.sLsr,
TcTtas : ,n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

i-s~ i-i"N d'rFSsr. frsns O.. D.n4-
- editor .n eaargs % th- Ds b Joa-nsi.
h,' set re'1n'ei dHff. afsr a. iT.-s. rf
SO ~esEs. 80 tae rap-r -esuae. .ts I've
ly noting ~ no 49,. - Oh. dsv.-.s-t..b
'p--lailfv ". b as - superior ~.
i-arn fhat it = 90 isteni,oa 81 70. p.lI..b-
e.. .u e shori tis,e. o. issac e. s.i.t.o, a.
~ o'cio-k. ~hieh ell 81 in ,easaa fs t.
mailed i1r ihs sitsrnooa tran ia this d,r~--
ten. We ear heartily cornesd oil, Jasr-
"a a. 'he net really I've daily 10 Mans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Mr.. b I T~teasil. kiadly fo.a-, %
The sugar -iih bouniiiul sample. q maple
'!ruP.-tle Purv go!dea honey extracted
from ~ lorcsis abo-; ksrc. rI,aliug "a
'-rcincss aH1 &c hCary any pro1sci q tr.-
p.c cllue- Mr. T-Hebsl -lu arrrrt tLs
ii-anki q a. oozaecsSl - al ~ oa.es. Esr
ID rvlnsll.lranc-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

IuE 'uEsArEAEr. TIE steamer Chs,.-
Ie-<s arrived In Foriisal ca Nouday
laorning. ln1er coavsy % tie steam otter
N'a1i. 80 As grrctss -ith .ai-te.
--'ea vas thc signAl ior rl,h % psopis
g. the ~Asrf. u inspect tie ,ictim ~ api-
r'i'osi scheDs So has bcsn a the rosie
three ar oas haH uonihs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Rev Horiiio >tsbt.as. formerly pastor
q ihr fra Jn.tsriaa ohurch ia Torslsri.
% hhoaito iease ior ~sn Frans.s-o. -hsrc
be al '.ks the place 20 'h- ats !. Sisl
A"s IL sat, tLas b. haI s.rscd Ssh
NJ Nag % tsse Lis Plscv sAsnsrer it
shoall bc vacated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

A. pBTt,Eg Mtuprnrn. ~ a. extra
frosn - Arussfnrk ftorrsr oito~ - lar.
that " q >uliiL a nrp,sfF >a-rsH. froa
Fcaobscof. 49, ki'ie-l o. >undsv ssoruin-.
-ees. hv ons doh. q. t.o-c -hou T.
- tr, iug o. arr~sf TIE iTo--er sar.
'' Nh~n di.covcrri b. was barred un4~r
ths caves ssaong fhs hav ard s-s~rai fs~t
lis "a a-lasd o. ihs teeth 9TH a
srrectioaiinE RE- Or carhinc. TO rcvol-
Vcrs. AL t-o-c1gv4 kniie. kesa -
49,.
Me-'r.. >-sith so Nant.ns attempted 9,
srrcE tin. -h~n - r-~.ruted revolver
Ikss "a khooks,l fro.n a.. had. al 49,
NJ >unifA eoiiRrsi hiu u troczhi -
sui's luto resT.lsitlra. Vlauinr r-hs anI
lrit Ne ;. reviewed q -ou-l iu esrh -
ons - -hich s~vrrvi ths msfn art~rr.
rau.iaE - .iesfh in si-sag @. minute.
w Bio receives. 49, thrrsfs from Goss. 40
cai~a to rs assisianfs O. SHOT an shiain.
-hiJh orsisr "a. rromrir sh-rssl. an a
baAet iod.od ia 1oves usht skoai1e
partly disabhaC hIm lis aiso rcct .scd
severn ueI-iirrcied blo-s upon The head
~''h r.se n - haaIs az John l. Tur-
Esr a tort Kent Grove -as fnailr 90
cured an4 -uurhi Ga Ltd Fan.. v n.
-hsrs hls -eaa1. -srs drs,,e3. A. -hcrr
a sirong guard - Kept over Nm uutil ~
IA b. 49, O. - taken 20 Banxor Gsr
tri.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

IL T.aes Wasl.ag 'os nesfa.h .a.'
seeretsry ttss, hss decided to pui tis go
go lrfo tts nartst 90 .ros at the r-e.
raraf1n 60 ha1is - oommrn.sI Is-
$500 ~ So vea-' rsr cent co1r.oa
rreas1ry nates -tl 10 fis- auu.sl. srI
no'-' besrng a. same interest,". paysbie e.
n.ataflfy vitao-i couPons. 49, IL issael
.n'i-ad toercr notes Ill te retired a.
isu 80 received irts tLc Trsas4r,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

InirrrlNgH EEGlNENE We arr a.
fornea tbas fhe thirteenth Maias Rec
neHt. Col Hear, Eu't. D.. IA, rvsnL.ted.
ard vil lc hoa's o. . faflossh q -iLsrsy
day-. IN . thort tame
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

We clip ths so'io-ing ron %. y. Y.
Herad. u rccurds sous-ihiag una,aaI IN
ooagross'onsl Proceedings
|-n. Nesi Do sprssr,i on the es3- %
- h"r.- ilii afirrr,ou. aai aiirs-f-d a
c-o~1 oi u.rauosfs araand Lsrs. far t.aa
.sira. iang sitsail-.. 81 a. to alu.ofi sasn-ad
.csis.aiian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

GA lli rt.sntIv iatrolar-d by ~
Stevens. grsstar slrup o. pars a.
A7ii~.Hs. 90 Cen 81 Eiaestsoa report
81 thsi its .,I ouEht not o. pass III
feprrt 81. t.csptsl in tbs iisase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Gorsrumsri ~ contracted 90 ST. 90
barrels ofsosr ~ from e. - 20 - 81 psr
karrsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-03-25

Wallace sh.ul advises 90. corpsrhsaf
irlsnds 80 are iniur-i ~ ~ js.s indig-
nssioa sfths .olsisr. a. 20 the c,ss ola.
'ayton ESsris-. r~~cniiy nobbsJ. o. re-
"a .ie uFon ihc Perscns a. prSp-rty 81
raeu a. A'u'e. 10. BY iaaglAgs and co..
duct. ar airsv' iaeitiug % tbess 1atra-cs'
- ai'orisris r-OocctiinE, - the soldier,
are ouiFascoas cnoa "a. BAT the rc1-1v
proposed % dthboiirai Bsi ~ "sEhiinr
10 orr ON s'rssis. vhicA the oopqerhssd
lca.isrs are - znNious 90 insururafc. q. nos
likely 20 eoInrasnoc 'ery sooh. Ths ,ipsr..
% .ssslag - ar,ss a. the foandaison. Of
NortAera 'o,.s'y. 'imPls .' tiis Sc
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