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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

The CopPerbsAd County Convention -As
held on Thsrsday. L. II. Laden as
Chairman. We we're in q fcv minutes
~hile the Con. on Credentials -As oai and
he -as making a speech. lie SAL the true
way 20 make a nation. ~As 90 indict a gov
eminent. The dfifi % the speech ~as. that
it ~as better 10 stop thi. sar b. eulSivaiing
the government. than 70 send after az. ard
pat our children and our ~ivcs into bsstiles.
Virgil ID Parris also spoke a. Intervals.
A Committee 10 nominate County Oaicers
eoasisting Of Harrison FArrar Of PARIS. -
Frost Of Norway. and l.. &. Miliett Of lie
bron. reported a. foiiows.
Senaiors--iobn NJ De.liOa. Canton. and
John n Spring Of Hiram.
Conmis.iOner-E. NJ. Hobbs. Bryant's
Pond.
Treasurer-Isaac W Marshail. Hebron.
The report vas accepted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

SHERiFf'S SALE. OxFoED. -. T.kea
- o. eSecufioa sad ~iH D. sotl "a ss.tiic 49,
tiau. On Safurday. the 23d dsy a Septernt-r
i-t5. ~ tea o'cl1ck Ia The for~naon 81 che oaice
% m Register n Probate. - Psri- % -.ti Coss-
y, III m right squity ~hich Euis "a. Ausiia
has o. rrsieen lhe iuila~tng described reai estate
sifsrii-d il fsri. IN ssid Counfy add h-ssaf@f Al.
ioiios-. o. ~. Nortberiy - tsa.l ~ Heis Fsrrar
sad ~ Land of --s sssufhrrly ~ tae rod i-al-
iag trssn PARE Hil o. Bsck6eLf. uc.i@ris b, lad
Il Am-rtcs Thay~rs s.c essferiy ~ re to-a So
h~tseea Psris sad BurkseLi. sd besng the ssae
lant teetet o. ssad Asst'u ~ Beui.mia y. Bate.
~ hs ~arrantee deed dstci April 22d. a. 10.
i-ssS. sol recorded IN Oxiord RsE .sify sook Is7.
dag as. % which ceed reference nav b. lad 70
. a-ors psrtseuiar tr-criptioa 81 th~ pr-usi-e.
HORATIO AUSTIN. SheriG.
AsF 1855 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

AZ the Union County Convection for Ken
nebec County. holden a. Augusta Ssiur-
day. Iion- ". 4. Dillingham; va elected
Chairman Hon. Crosby Kinds Of Benton
-'' renomiaated for the Senate ~ aocla-
nation. A. we're also Danicl Pike and wm.
NJ. Straiion. Es4rs. for the Offices q
Cosnty Treasurer and Clerk u the Courts.
rrsPeciively-oihccs they have - long snd
AocePtabiy 6iicd. Hon. George W. Per
iins Of Iisilo-eii and Alexander y. Read
Of Wayne we're selected a. the remaining
eandidates for the senate. and Asbury
Noung q Piuson. for 60. Couiraissioner.
The Convention ~as bret aad harmonious.
[Siar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

SENSIBLE GovnNoR. Provisional
Governor Marvin q Florida ia has p-ocla-
lA@ai,on informs the citizens that slavery
- dead. lie does rot fesppoint The
old local ofh0,rs. though they are a.
th0riEed TO at IN the matter, pertaining to
the administration % estates. recording
deeds and sueh indisPensable basioe,s until
the regular civil government is restored
lie leaves The military 20 preserve order
The time FOR eiecting delegates 10 and
holding Convention j. ief, Tor The future
anuounoc ncut after the oath u allegiance
shall be taken BY the people
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18
Ayers Ague Cure.

p fLs sps.ss sd o.rfaia CT, q I-f,--sne-f s.,
~. % CHI 80 Few. Rszssnesf Fev-r CuH
E<vsr, Dat AgHs. Psssedsesi Hcadacks. aad
BGss-s FsFs,ss isassa. - re- ussls ei4ss 4 d.
sasss origis1fisg ~ Alloy 4srasgeaeaf. ca-ssa
~ fhs @ai9ria - u.sasuszfie oossfrsss
Thi- remety hss rsrely hsii~,d % CO. the sever
go esse- u CAsn asd Feyer. .sd q has tAs. xr~.t
advantage over oth-r Ago n-dtcin-s. HAT sui-
Co.'S tn oompisfH; uIthout iujary 20 ths pzfiest.
u coniala- % qusuiee Oth-r deeterios. sub-
stanrc. NO. dos % ptoiuoe giisiissn snv iuiur-
'ous eject shstev~- >h4krag brothets of In ar
assrrIluns.
Prepared bvJ. e AVER 4 co. .I-o~~ii. Mas.
sad -old ~ druegi-ts and dealer. ever,~ber-; 81
wholrsae ~ " y. Phillips sad J. " P~rkia.
\ % Pouaad. u Pans Nv Bates a Tb-yer !;
B-thei. "a. Is. Hat. "a
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-ou-shrrc - the holy. aad d>rsaees 80 nstural
fsnriioas- The. q nj relieved. react spos
themselves and the Surrounding orgaas. protociax
een-rsi -ggr-tstioa. suf.riag and d-rsng-meat.
VIII 10 the coadiiioa. take Aver. Pih- aad
- how cirects they rcstr~ the nstar.l actiea q
the system. and Ssh a The t-,ryagt i-eHax q
heahh sgaa. What - troe asd sppsrens -
hiss trtrssi aad colaraaa eosapl4iat ai.s tr- n
nnany ~ III dep --ated AID daageroas distea-
P~fs- The ssns~ purg-iive ed-ct expeis them.
Caused bY sisniiar assfrscffeas aai deranx rn~uts
Of the ast"Fai issetioas a the bos. they rap
ifiy and May 81 hen surely cure b. The s.use
Hssns- Nee ~ho knos he vtrtuc 81 th--e Pin
~ih ~ 1T % empiaY thea ~hea sua-ring IRON
The cisorsiers they Cute. such Head.rhe. Foai
Stomach. Dsseatery, Biiiious Conpi4iats. Iadi-
gesfiaa, D-r.uge1sseni 81 the Liver. Co.tiv~n-.s.
Cousfipattos, Hesrthura. Rh-umaiista. Dropsv,
Wornns @sd cps essios. wheo taken IN h.rg-
Cosrs
Thy ate >ugsr Coated. 90 thst the uso-t -~s.,-
t.e ca taks thela e.siiy. sad th-V surely the
bcsf purgtffv. m-clcine VI discovered
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

" Want % see Grant m,vb- - a,
yolf sad Bloc coated veteran 90 ,be
people crosdiug aboard The car. the other
morning. on iLeir say % The capital % rst
ssqsint a. our iamoss Gsneral. Wal
vay 10 thsuder dilat voa come dom %
the trent. vhen b. -anted TO see vog
hey o. fWaiersIie NAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

Rrc0SsrHUcrIo~. The y. \. uerad's
Richmond correspoudent state thaf q grad
military council L. Co De- beii IN that CITY
daring tLe iast seek of August. 81 shirh
frcsiicnt Johnson. Secretary stanton
Genarais Terry. Tsrner. Cartis. Schofeld.
Hoard. lioviey aai oilers uiii be present.
Il supPosed thar fnai action uin be taken
upon che grave issue oi state policy grow
ing oat of the recent eisc,ioa held in R.lb-
mond
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

GES. GRASr II CANADA. IL we're not
reasonable 20 suppose that the Canadians Of
position Who bonored Vslisndighau. uhen
he ~as in Carsds. anl have from the be-
ginning honored the rebels -bo were among
them. ~ouid give Gen. Grant an rnshu.ia.-
te reception. Thcy we're. houever nj all
time courteous to him. Bot the people
Of Canada. The bone and ,ine~. gave the
hero n most cordial reception in Quebec.
IN Montreal and every ~hsre else. SAYS
&" Carlton" q the Boston Jourual.-
Hereafter Gca. Graz; az Dot Dc ale
70 fee away from the people Wherever
b. goes. the people ~in gather. lie has
fought their SIGHT; non their battles. and
they vill folios bim IN al his movements.
They DO not aock aroand him merely from
curiosity. bat because b. i their rcpre.en.
taiivc and Champion in one Of the greatest
Sight The ~orld has ever witnessed. The
hghi uas betvccn aristocrAry and democra-
~. between to systems OF labor-t~o
systems % civilization. Hence their devo-
tion 10 the man ~ho has led them on to
victory
zen. Grants trip through Canada .
~hoiiy private. and has no political signi-
hcsnoe. bat IL vii nsvertbeless have an
Influence upon the people % Canada The
politics Of the British Provinces Just
nov are unsettled. The var has been
feii there. anil The victory !. being fit.
There are signs Of fermentation. The
anueNation-feser j. setting in. Consideration
has failed. Ibsre are great events At
hand Affecting The interests % Canada.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18
Norway Liberal Institute.
NORWAY VILLAGE. ME-.

TIT EALL TERM ~in op~n ca Ts~-d.y. Aax.
II Sssh, l-o3. snc confina- eL~yea s~eks. aar~r
N eharg- ~ OxiAs WHtrsss. a. NJ. Priaei-
f~,l- Coapeteut Assistants ~tli be procsred a.
The ist~rcst. a The Scbasi alas r~qsire.
fsithiai att~uiion -iii b. givea tks.e hrsneh-
edussfssa
IUIrtos- Coauanpn Engli-A. S4.Oo. Higher
Esghsh. $50; Lsagusgc-. $500. Ne dedsc-
Ice lasde &c aiascace the hst two weeks q the
Tern.
Arraag~Desis Uth ~ nsd- So those desiring
o take iss-oas 10 Musse. F.iatiag aud Drswiax.
Ter,as reasonable.
Beard. iaeiudiag ~ood. ~..hiag ssd Eghts.
e2.5o 10 S3.oo p-r ~crk. Good Foosns caa h.
oot.ined Sc ths-- wishiug o. i-oard Themselves.
For iartber l.snscaLsrs addtess the Principai.
4 e. shaekiey, E-g o. "a. Uptoa. Esq.. Nor
wsy, Ne.
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"a. 2. HOWARD. Priscip.l.
Nr.. N. y. Ho~a.D. Pr-o-r.r--..

sAs r. NV ANU lIoTANai.
Mr.- N. y. Ho~AsD, Pr-oepsr.-s.
Mss Fiereacs Rz-ssa. Teacher % M.-ie.
Dc. ~ ID. Joha-os. Te-ch~r % Pea.nsnship.
VIA ss-h ss-isr.soe the iatrrc-ts u the schooi
Insy reQnire-
A Nora-i Ci... win b. E.rmed SO The b>.~6t
81 tho@e satead'nx % teach Skin IN acquiring
sad All n s@paring kso~iei<r wsH - ei.-
tncffve i-sture q the oour-- n ). believed that
th's ~cbooi oters -sp<sisr adsantages % tko-e
tendsax o. tesch- A TsacAsv's Asssciarss- ~in b>
ssgaasa~t 81 ne p-rosc ~ aiscassiag topics upon
ths tAssyB aad eft ef te.~hisx. rh.rs - . nosr-
Hhing Lyc~sm eoaa-cted ~sth the schoaf. Leo
tares sih - glsea dariaE The by ~ Prscipal
and others- Good bo-rd CO - oAasised 10 the
village On the usost rc.soa4h- teruls. Rom o.a
- etasined 90 tho-e ~i-hiag ho.rd h>m-~l.e--
Tie teachers ~ devotsag thsir tize sad en~rry 10
the 'aterest of the school, hsye The god
- ~ aat be highest aseatsl add sors Improvement
u esch pspiL
TUITION. Conmoa Esxissh. 90 50: Higher
Faith. 90. Language. Z 50: Ms.ie ss 90 1.
tt-ia Penn .nsJip. iscisdi-g rtstissery. 50: Or
50.
Ne dedscfion for ab.~see q to werks. Foo
issther pafticuars address the Priseip.l AZ Dix-
bid.
Jsly 2s,h. iss5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

WsrrHsttLE MusoHi,t The graduates
of Watsrsiiie have determined % pcrpets-
ate TIE memory Of tbc lcccaseI OF that COZ
legc. By an sPPfoPriate memorial Il b.
stated shat it ~iii take thc form % the en-
do~ment q q military pfoiessor,Lip. a. an
estimated expense q 5000 ard wnhoui
Turning che College into a military school
q ingraft upon BE- some military features
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N z r I Z d

u Nosths@pioa. Mas. b. Re-. Fli.os Toup-
kia-. R-ctor 90 - Jshn'. Chsrrh. gs.s.r c..
-. br-vet Mao. G-n-rsi. a -. o. So.
slart. dasght~r u Pref Assila FIint. NJ ID.
% Nes Yea Cfty.
u Los~u, Asgu.t l5sh. ~ R-s. Cka.. AZ
er~~.. NJ Pal ferkia. ~ Jsck..-a. =. a.. %
NJ. i.sder- y. ". NrN~al. oi Frs-t.srx.
u las-l. Aaxu-t iSlh. o. R@T Ca. Assr--.
VI. Wii-oa g Rosa % Ms Malts- 4 Harri-
maa. ho-h ofloveu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

RociFEocuY. The Fiuanco Minister
81 Canada has srnoanced o. tbe local
fafiiaaeut that b. - ready 90 give Up ths
h'sh duiy no- iuposed on certain American
n'tnuiactares. Or tbe sake % reciprooitv
u does not appear vhat tbe exempted
ARTICLES are 90 include
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

THE HoEsE FuE. We unlersiani the
contemplated Horse Fair 81 the Pair
grounds IN this cify. I'll come 81 IN The
third seek u >epicmbcr. and -il be held
f0r three dars. on "Wednesday. Tharsday
snf Friday. q that week DiHgcnt effort
is being Put fonh o. make the Fair superior
70 any ever heid 10 this state.
Bangor Wig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

rUARDIAN's SALE. b. ssrtse o. L.o.n..
VI frsun the Ffatsfc Cosrt a Oxtosd Cs-ufv.
~ sul-crtt.er. guudrsa 81 Msrs ~ Grsnf. Wal
lsce y. Hsuiiu. sad fisak q Hssnbiea. uui 90
sol heirs of the ate Franc-s Z. isuniien q Dee
nsrt. ~ - sf pahiic 80 private = 81 Dee
$40 90 90 irrmises, o. ~ I2fh dsy - Sep-
isufirr. i-o5. af oa~ O'clock =. NJ. 81 fhe rirhf
a. tiiir ~ -aid hers in thc Property ~ the ste
y. 4. h.anlaen. ~ the ti1nc 81 ~ drceas~ coco
laonis Enosn a. the Rrsc kett iarn.
q. y. MERRILL.
Deasasrk. Jsig 81, Iss5 a.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
his LIFE. PUBLIC SERVICES. 4 STATE
PAPEHS

HIs LiFE. PUBLIC SERVICES. 4 STATE
fAFEKS.
asLdias Al h,s Sp--eh... Address,. M....S-..
Letters .sd Proel.u.t.oa..
TO wEics - aDDsB
A Hi-,osv - IN Trsgsc. ssd No-raf.i Se-.~.
eoanccied -.th tbs ctu-e - he NalAs I'D
Es~atisl LIZ. va
The Ass.-siuatioa ant at soa-uis-EGs~t q
~ rre-'de,,'. ees'h % M p~orlss--f..-r-i
Cersu.rnse- taruuah The cesutry-Fiu.l Csr~-
mosis- "a Spfiaz6sii-ea-cts - he 49,. 80
otheT oouaifes-Per.oaai Rss-eai.oeaoss. Az
ecdote-. a..
b. Tee. n. J. RAY aOND. NC.
Chaira.sn 81 ~ N.tiusai Uaioa Comuitie~ ..d
Editns ~ the Ne~ Yea Tiue-.
To ~hich - 'sd.i. Associate. sd Rss..~ai-o-ae--
a AhFshsa lfncoa. - frsak n. C.fp~utsr
ths eei-bfst-d artist ~ho p.iaisd the - Ftr.i
kesdiag u the Pr.-ctsmstsoa t-eesss The C.hin-t
Asd ~h'i- psiatiax q 81 tAe whsts Ho--s. esjgs-
- - nouth. fsrnih.r istercoar.e 18th osr iste
fresident. ssii.s do-n ~ uaasy iaiere.tiax ao-
ecdoses sd s-yiag. -hseh sss reoorded - tAis
hfok.
n this ~ork svery Addrcs-. N-s-as-. Pr.ei.-
rasfion. Speech. Letier. A.. 81 Pr~.si-ns lise.l,
70 gives. s@ch "a fts prup@r foa ofkril
e"Ps. ne pru-a sheets haviuE b~sa re4i ~ th~
Lsf- Pr~sident's Private sefarx 4 .l~Is-v-.4
~sersthisg b. has I'D o. ~rittsa durins NJ. A
ntnisfrailou ~hich ba. he-n gisea % he p.sbIie
- ~eil a. naay huherto private p.t,rrs ar- -
clssi-i - this eoii-ct,sa. fra a. oaoe eoas~-
sscut sd satheuiic.
A oepss4s fsdeE rsH "a - 80 rsi.s a. . 49, q
r.f-sscs-
il ~ih - Illustrated wifh rs spisad'd engravsas..
Th~ book 81 D. pfi,ted - the b. % styi- froa
So and siegant typ. spa zee psp~r. nsskinr "a
Octave Noiuuns 81 go psg~-. sad wiIi D. neatly
ani suhsias.s -, b,..s..d.
Get none but RaymOnd'S Life Of Lincoln.
A. it q The 'no-t eonPlsis ~Ork p'biishsd.
l. J. BUNPUs. Aernt. ~iH Canvas to-a. ~
tbs Ntciniiy ~ithta q shoft tia.e.
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Gould's Academy. at Bethel.

TUE FALL. TERN Of the les itsisoa -in
III oorsascoce % MoSDsr. Ace 4sth and Coz
t,ase siesea ~eeks. ua.i-r the charge of
w r. YOUNG. A. r.. Priscipal
M. NANr a. BtcKFoED, Assist.at
Mrs.. c :. TNucHELL. Teach~r 81 uu.sc
Terns-Con@oa asd H.gher Eaghsh. 500
.-anguages, 450
Every eSertioa win h. made ~ the Teachers %
sa-ts an. sd q possibe in~rease Ihe hirh r~put.
too Shich The schooi 49, hitherto enjoyed
There = counectet ~'th a. Acaiesy . v.iua-
b. Lfhrary sad Ctemicsi snd Phiiossphso.I A.
parstus
Tso dpsrishtsE Literary Socf-si-s afsrd sspe-
roo advantages ~ inprovea-nt - - eak sos ss5
srufnE.
6ood '-pard ssd ieoua- for ssifbs.rdiax cas- 10
oltain~i 81 i-oushie rates.
30 iuftner ptrltculsrs address ~ Principsi. o.
Y. A. FRYE. Secretary.
Bets~i. JOY n. 1855
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DIED

u Nurth Fg-t.rrE. Juis - ia.t. Ms. Line
q. sas 81 tssorE. O. >hts-s aal onls dsarh-r Of
b.rn~. Msk-r sffrsstsrg. assd 3 ,s.r. 81
r-ralhs.
o. Le-i-sos. Jsiy issh. Naua.siAs Gsr.e,.
sr-i p s~.r..
0. li.ftf.rd. Arrii p. Elbsids, a. Fs.,.r. 10.
u. H. krgt-. .r-t p wears.
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Ayers Pills

4 RE yoe si-k. f-slie
"a and oosnpi-isisgf Are
ysa ost ~ order ~ah your
system d~ranged asd yaur
hrsitags uacs1aiort sbLf-
Thee symptosns are ohca
the pFeiusie o. s-rioas ~
n~ss. come 81 ID ssckaess
- cr~~ping upoa yos. aad
shoaLf - sverted ~ q
ts@eis - 81 The right r-.a-
ety. Tske Ayers Pill.
snd chraas~ ost the dtsor-
t-red humors-p.riiy The
bhood. aad 80 ths Aaias
move o. unob-ifucted IN
h-ahh agsia. Thy sfin-
sksse the fsnctioas q the
heiy Into Tizoroos sctisny.
|poriiv The system irosn the
Fob-tructioas shich m.k@
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DR.. A. TIL SON,
~ DENTIST,
NORwAYVILLAGE. NE
- fssih is-sued "a Golf. Slice. % F.lss.-
Tsf R.st~.
W. rs.v.e Ly.i.-.. st Nar-sy. o. MON
DAY. AUGUST 2i.f.
nitFtstp. Auersr :. 49, =
rI'Hi~ o-rus-s thsf Z hsve OBJ. fsv 80 a,
II 49,. heiorus 4. Colby 80 fi-ae ,frrisr Al.
uiaortr. FL GO anf fr4dr o. hia.ef T.hsu
th-rsilre ritia aaar 81 be- -ases. 90 psv d,ht.
a 81 oaa-rsl tiaE sf-r this dsfe
JONAS T. COOLIDGE.
Au-- WsEsFs SsrEar
r.. 80.
lsIPAKTNER~HIP NOTICE. n. .,s~,.
y "farl hase ibis ~ ilru.ri e clpart a-r.hip in
~ $3.50 ani sigir ~ % Hssr a H-si 4" 81 80
p-upase 81 cstrgtaG on ~ Drs aad We.f Iai,.
tsars tssinrrs. aal have tskrn the store fsrruer.
y occapiei ~ o.. " Hs--. Narusy vilsr-.
Nv HOWE.
q. ". BEAL.
Nor-sy. Aagr.t m. ts65.
EgEEDou NOTICE. N.,.e. 4. h-r.l. -.,.
II ~ taaf harr thls isY ulslslei o. 4, b
80. lrffr ". frarfar. boz iI.as turlar fhr r..
alsIa.ff Fl De aaia..fiis. I sasI sltia nsa~ 81
b. rar..rEs. aof pai aaJ lrtts 81 BE- coafrsrtiar
ailrr Ih.s lsfe
HEGNON PROCTOR.
ssnarr. A.. o.. i-s5.
NOItCE OF FOuECIOSURE Wheress
y J.ha q. ~ns.I. fifn "a r.ifiiaT. Ccn.it ~
e u.ufrriani saf ~far RI Nae tif ~ fte ZlI
90 "a Jaaa.rF. a ID les. raarrs ta 49, o. Boz
narfEsEr teed f.rIeof rrrrs.a rra. ssl-fr siIas s
800 trtaE ta httteL lauafr "A utt.ft go -fstr
rh.lrratfs Shah sail alaIfrtrf arsi fs rrrarlrI
"a 30 vss.rd fsesfd CO.. h,ss ~. Fsss -. saf
q ~.Hh deed aua rrrafl rsirrrac- a.as o. 80
-ci iFtiaa ,i fhe IrFrises erlhrscrf -
- N'fiEfar eeft ~ hrrti.fe. fhe r1ali.
ti1ns ei ssfd uofrasrr deed hasl.r 49,. I-.Les.
aefrt9 f'siu o. iafer .ase fhe ssar r.rrrsaf FL
- saiaie ia $50 case SAFE eel f.rss. ID.
JonN M. e. MORRISON.
nsihei. AZ .. I-65.
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Dix6e!d Village High School.

THE Pan Tern viii opsa On T--A.y. SEQ.
Ssh. l-os, aid eoatisse Ehsv~u W s-ks. us8-r
fhe snslrurfroa II
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Fryeburg Academy.
rus FalL TERN 81 this iasfifufiaa 81
r1nf irar Etrrn Wefts.
CHsRLEs d. BARROWs. a. D.. Pfiacipal.
NJ hsfroHs ~ Bad exp-rirsce ra tsachiar.
To Irusfees tnos h.n a. ~ earnssf sod stis
lasrrurtar.
Ausic ant prastrr ~ conr-teuf trarhers.
ID. o. ~EWail. Sccy rrust-es
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

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coufrartIar sffrr fts tsfe.
EDWIN YORK.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-08-18

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i-of. base be- sliosst stif creditors H. triae ~
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fa -eFf-r-isrr at orfotcr. I'd % s'cLsk An.
a1 each of ssid lass
NOAH PRINCE.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

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aside your things and spend the after-
noon, minerva Jane, bring out the
rocklng-chRir for Mrs, BakeF,'' The
two ladies' were soon seated with their
sewings and Aunt Jerusha asked:
Ti'daTe you seen Mrs. Nash recentlyH
WonqeI II her husband is as bad as
ever 4 declare, that woman has a time
of It. 1 s'pOse you know he stole the
pork from Mr.. Brien's cellar M fayS;
weeks ago7" s"Yes, 1 heard of II. .
Have you seen Mrs. Slocum riding
with the young doctor?" ITO be sure;
some folks say he's her cousin, but i
don't believe it.n well, now / do sny. .
replied Aunt. Jerusha, ~ don't siandeeir. ei.
my leighbors; but that's pretty doings,
anyhow, Did you ever hear what a
wild girl she was before she was mar
EiedR My sisters husbands cousin
used to know her, and she said she was
perfectly independent; didn't, care what
folks said about. her. But supposs
you have heard of Mr.. Estes failure
For my part don't wonder at it, his
wife was so extravagant; you've no
idea how much waste there was in Tint
house; Idon't SANDER my neighbors, hut
do say, I'm not surprised that her
husband has failed. They say hedrinks;
1 should think Mrs. Smith would feel
dreadful bad to have Susan marry him;
they're engaged, Pm told. wouldn't
have him courting Minerva Jane for
anything but then Susan amt any
better than she should be; I don't slam
der my neighbOrs, but / must saw
should not want a daughter of mine
you ain't putting up yonr work; do
stay. till after tea. Well, If you can't,
! good bye: come again soon. Thprei II
1 amt relieved ~ continued Aunt Jeru-
sha, as the door closed upon the depart
ing guest. Did you ever hear a wo-
man go on so about her neighborsP ?
she does; to be sure, I have to talk with
her when she's here; but mereS, knows
Il don't slander my neighbors lii q ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-28

it is literally the SGreat nnwashed''
whom We thrust upon, any, great man
when we set him up In Faneuil Hall or
in the City Hall Of New York, to trv
his endurance by the pump handle pro-
cess. ..- tss7 4s8 lltr -HUE
The second method is to have a sere-
made by appointment, with a brass
band and an enthusiastic street mob,
and Voctferons cries of"speeGhs speech"
and unlimited champagne afterwards.
Now serenade in the Silly night by
Romeo with his flute, listened TO by
Juliet at her window, with no bystand-
ers or dogs upon the lawn, is one thing;
but this entertainm ent under gas light
with all the crowd and con fusion and
tumult of aeity fire, is quite another
thing, and not to be recognized from its
name. To the object of the demonstra-
ton this speech-nlak king on the balcony
with the certainly of being reported in
the morning papers, is severe ipenance;
while the scene in the supper-room af-
terwards Is apt TO be simply disgusting.
And finally, when We would do the
thing with especial elaboration, the ap-
proved method is to have what is called
with no appropriateness reception"
such as was extended to General Grant
in New York the other hight. Police
men with their clubs are usually the
masters of fceremo onieSion such occasions;
detectives in plain clothes observe the
moVemenfSiof5 the spoons and forks /;
those who get tout ofthe crush with their
| clothes whole upon their bucks esteem
themselves happy, and those who can
not get in are found TO be happiest of
all; the distinguished guest undergoes
the extremity Of compression and hus-
tling in addition to the haudshakinE
process every element of social enjoy
menb is squeezed out OF the affair; and
the net result oft is that local dignita-
ries SEQ themselves announced in the
newspapers as the committee and man
ayers and guests of an entertainment,
about which everybody talks for day
and at whichthe better part of the COM
munity laugh with contempt.
Absolutely it is to these methods that
the people OF this nation are reduced,
when they would testify in public
manner their regard for u man whose
name eXcites in. every breast senti-
ments of admiraG1ony respect and graft
tude. So clumsy are their efforts to
articulate their feelings, that 1t Is only
by subjecting him, TO the maximum of
personal annoyance in the given time.
that General Grant or any hero can be
duly assured that his countryman hon
or his character and recognize his deeds.
Is not American ingenuity adequate to
the task of contriving some other sort
OF public deu1onSfration, i N hich TShnll
save us from the discredit and ridicule
which SO properly attends the essential
and steEotyped vulgarity OF the meth
dsnow in vogue HtAE EaHCEEla..4