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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

FHoN INK 52ND REs. A letter rcceiv-
81 A. Nor~ay this week. dated June lgth.
one nhe frOn Petsr,ba-g Va. give. al
iOiio-iag ia; % eAssaiiie, n 60. B.. SD
Reg Ne. Vols. Capt. Moves
Private. .-Heury y. JuJkins. wounded.
lcfi arm. shghtiy
Almond RichArison. right leg severely
AlvNno Fsrrt.. ARR slightly
Herber; >milh. Hip. severely
Henry o. Ezton. shou lder. since died
% %. >tetson. lcft ARA. severely
: y. >tctson. arm. severely
! 1hurstou. foot. severely
Peter \ Bean. hansl. severely.
Scrgt. \ 0FOseu. killed
Corp. FREEMAN "a. NJ >hsckley. SounL.
ID Ia len knee. sIncc bad his lex amputa-
tel
Cap; Amos =. Moves vas wounded in Il.
shouhier and side. slightly Lieui. Col
Bro~u vas wounded in arm And side. no,
seriously. Gel wentuorth and tie Maio-
are sch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

The ith Name Eerimesi. CD Ei-sFis
arrived 81 Portland. faesisy sitcrnoor
Do o,herrs api 90 private. refarn. Tie
rema.nd,r having r--enhssed. have ben
un.tci 70 Oh sih
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

A base htu nsteh Lrf-cen tbs best nire
of Bosloia Csli,gc AID ilarvars. ~iIi be
r'syed .s Fortir.I On ths fth. ior q pu-sc
ofs7500 Most q tbe rudrns ~ cab
college u.Il o.. present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

mn. Who IN an evil hour made a fearful
mistake fatal alike to Ais hopes and his am
billions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

f'HIs. rhs foiio-ing dsIe-ts, are
eao'en 81 The Couuty Convention.
y. =. bro-u. " A Rus.F.A. Yo.-v
: 4. Ciars. ~ Hs5bar8. "a \. Bolster.
r. , stoas, AisI $ Tb.y.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

wAauNcroN. u. 4 June I'd. is6s
Ed.for D-uorlf; ila,ing been occs-
ped in common nth many other Name
men. IN uinisiering somewhat 20 the wants
Of or ~osnied IN hospital. herc. g has
occurred % M that perhaps a lit % some
81 the patriots frou your sectioa a the
cosntry nav be useful % yoa. Ths friend.
az daugerously wounded men IN tAss, ho.-
pitais shoaid either cone on her, AID nY-..
them. or provide in some -ay for more par
ticular attentions than they can rrcei.e
from the employees 81 government Manv
lives are lost from Insufficient attention.
The brave boys-hfasc a. eel on the bod
q sickness ard death. AZ On thc b,tticseli
-seldou make compisinfs. bot thers j.
much incompetency And insliacrsnoe on thc
part q s-nr Surgeons and hospital nurse.
The thAnks a the wounded AM their friends
arc due 90 senator Fe-ssndca. HIS narne.
A. you dcuhsicss kno~ !, vrry potent N
WAshingtoa. snd have alrav. found him
resdv 90 listen ard aia in this ease. tAourh
o.erburdened With duties that leave him
entirrly exhausted az the close Of the dav.
session. Our State Arrnrv assisted BY
niany eitirens. - doing noble ~ork and
NAV ssy generally that the Maine nen
are rot behind 'hose - any State IN the
Jnion in real fcr the carr % their ~ouna.
ed. but oniy consider fhe numbers o. those
rrquirins Alteration, have reported the
nan',s q 2tn from The hospitals mentioned
90 The encicsed liss. ard nanv have been
sect % Fhiladclphia. Maine and Nev York
We oan only prsy that the God Of bat
'i~' Ill give Us gloriou. result, for ,scA
terrible losscs
Yours truly. -
Armory Square Hospital. Jans sI.-
Frankiin Lane. 90. q. 18th. Onforl. rhea-
rastisn Hsnry Green. X. 18th. Po-tiAad.
riS ies amPaiaiei sanford 4. Carp~a-
ter. u. eo,h. Portland. abdomen, Tho,
II Jorian. n. 18th. IIarri-on. lcit arm am
Putai~j Charlc, A warrcn. II. Il. Staa-
di.h. abdomen.
Moant Pi~AsAnt Hospital. June r.
wm. n. Hal. !. ieJh. T. Auburn. gun
shot ~ound. leg Levi W Frcnch. l.. l.,
Heasy At Grr~n-ood. gun shot wound
IN both arms David I. Pisrc~. ID. 1t n.
Art. Le-iston. fever FrAnk 1 Bodwen.
sih Battery. Ruaiori. icfi io5t
Emors Hospital jane -th.-Jas. II. Yer
riii. =. eth. Dixmoni. thumb AmPuiAted /.
Al. X. Snen. OHiori, Cirrus Chapl.in.
III. isth. naples. gun shot sound riehi lee /.
'orneis' fi'zPatriok. h. i7tA. Le-i.t0n.
gln sh0t -ound. groin IIoracc Hoses. h.
Tt H-asy Artlvg. DiNmout. gen sbos
~ouni. thiEh , T.. Address. n. SD. r.
Sumnsr. debility y =. Mason. 1. S2d.
podham. debility
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

FEsNE =. DUNH.N. son ~ Mr. james
Durhau % No Psrs. was shot through rs
heal. Janc ist-. in charge oa che enemr.
ard diei INSTANTLY Re beioa-ed O. 60.
? oh Mains Regiment Flacrai ser,i ICES
al b. bid a. The church a. 80. Paris.
nesi Sibosih, BY Re, NJ. Pa-k~r o..
rvHs'o' 81 30 bs-ied 18th M,,oni- bon
ors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

The Buckseid Pors.r Mn. -..--,.s 90
ersi'0as issi Mondsy Tbsv are eupio,.
Cd on governmeut po-der.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

a. MEEEuI. q Moray. 90. NJ. Lea-
" Arid'ery. a. Allied in tbc fshi near
SPot'.y wanna Court House. 10 the repal.e
o. E~eii's eo-Ts. IL fn nob,y doing hi.
daty He "a IS years ofage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

a drPaich says that col Chsu,beri,i. !.
repoT'ed dong eel. aad = - tbosgtt Ill
reooTer. Geo. Craat has recommended ri.
appoiStSsut asa Brissdisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

u 10 surrfsted fhst Publishers Couven-
ti'n b. heil ~ rortisnd. on Friisy. sih
iasf We hass sea but one paper thsi op-
po,eJ 10 movsmsat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

The Iranklin Patrios IA. ben revived
- tbr cd cio'hes u The ecfuncs Keuuebse
Cosricr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

L'eui kuggies. reported killed. Of The
i't Mane Hea.y ARTILLERY. "a son ofHon.
Hmm ka.gios 81 Carmel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

IT, Aroostook sanr..e wiI not b. pub
Pi''hei nest ~eek The only cornpoufor.
iadg. - % b. hbs-,t one ~rek snd sin-
guiifly en01ghfi. EIaor g. - absent
ab0ui he a1s tine rJsurusl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-01

In response 60 the urgent appeal for ar
iicies OF coufors and necessity for SICK snd
wounded soldi~rs. the iadie. 81 SON ner and
Hartto-i sent forwArd % the Maine State
soldiers Relief Association nearlv go 10
Of dried fruit. With qusntity % eiderherry
-ine. soSne l~lis and various package. q
Tea. Maple Sugar. Sc. a.. also 50 pilio-s
and cushions. pair Pilio- case.. 10 sheets.
rs SHIRTS. rs towels. handkerchisf.. pair
socks. u busbsl 81 lint. - roiis band,-
g.. SOM So Ibs old linen. Together Nth
pan cushions, salve. paia kiiler. al Other
suaAl hKings; and a. the SAM time sent
go 20 the Christian Commission. IN all
amounting certainly % 500 in ,Alue. an
ihi- 80 shsll DO over again. v Ne DO not
bear from cur sister towns soon.
We icarn that Mr. Sanoel 2. Ste,son Of
Co {. SID Me. frosn Ssrnoer. reoeu,iy Lost
his nght arm. lie ms cot on poke, dufy
and moved up tf'ie aea-sr tn rrbsl.. 50
a. 20 ct good shot. When ~. risht arm
"a badly shattered by rcbel ball. r,ndcr-
ins -mPataticn Necessary. SUNNEE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
PLANTATION BIrrERs

Which now recommended by the highest medical
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@enical.
How TO Keep In Good Health
AND
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FIVE ORNTS REWARD.

AHILTOH CROMAs, a bound boy eiebtaen
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NOfloE-ls hereby gwen that on the Tth day of
IN July, A. ID 1865, miuna Reuber was appointed
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Montgomery county, Ohio, aud has given B md ae-
oordlng 70 law, and entered upon ths DISCHARGE N
her trust a. such adminstratrx - "
Adulinistfairix Of Fredriek Rs,bsy Ill
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CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,


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.a COUGH. NO MORE.
TRY sTRIcKLAND's MELLIFLUoUs COUGH
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.STRAM PRINTING HOUSR


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BET ytisSer isin nidt 10 i6par8, buB er sinen
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letn eepproen Gin raider Sdnitt 1eines
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na nberbte8 btellnirabps meiIt eben 70 furd5tz
lple unb 9epanbte 9feiter waren, beIdr6nfte
itd Der Rampf auf ben@sbraud Der BifcIen
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lan9en Speer Die 5errin ppr ieber @efobr
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Or. Sptnpn III bsr einsise resenibig eeblbete Nrjt
elter bic 9euns ppn eewen 8raafbsten nneist Geine
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Sans BON galttmOreRr., neben Der ,,arseitHbale."
6auttranthettea tuerben lHneu 9ebetIt.
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9r z 0 b II II D /, .

tleO tes t0nsliden Gpassums Ser gDuntdrste in 9Un
bon @raburter eines Der eren meeia6en G6legen Der
Der Staaten Der ten erDf he'll etnes 2ebens In ben
5eptt ern 2pApcn @aris 9bldbelpbia unb dnberen
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rlnen su ebr e&reden bic su p errStten beeertnsen
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8slhsiratotts perlonen,

pter SpGG ipels d sn perHeratben teas6tiaen unb d
pbpl9er Sdwlde crer zines nbernffe8 tetp,ts
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9erjeni9e meIder Der Bebanbtuns unb 1irprse bon
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pbne Surdt m aneertranen unb 3soerF auf eine drst.
iidbe @eid1idlidlfet rtrlallen.
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BUR l1ntsrbsiifuns Der QuadIulbsrsi .tabltrt.
Der ein3tse @lob In Der nelt, wO Ii6ere,
i6nele uaD ali,nN.4e 3Suren In
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ten Gd)pade Ger @pnftutor rerporbrneen Ste Gbe Mrs
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Nt'crtsre ,u heah en- I!

Dr. Sebnirn bete alen 2enen Itine llie an tpedbe t
tnr rlbe etbeie uunotrrlide eih unb R6rper str-
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sen fct ruben Gerrbnbstten res soers S6w DE i'm @a-
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Masentw16c llnprhnuus ter 8ereauunss. Orsane d6es
metne Gnttrdftune, Srmptrme Der S4wtn6u9t.
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melGt d ais IerSteaas8etsn urb Or. tGbnpns IntIn-
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tann nb ee6 feline Se9laubBuneen Dplrme befdnbs
tn ieiner Slifce lte9en.
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DR.. Johnston,
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Sunle Mauner,

bepnoers relde tie Sper nes aebemen CATERS eemprben
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