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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
The Singer Sewing Machines.

ntR LITTER FAMILY SEWING MA-
~ tttNt b. nff ga.atHr -sfti-- 80 f-r.sts.
49,. 4 q hffa.f ..aatt 80 tsst so rhrl.urss
s.t 49, tssstts ri al fsa.l, $500 MssA,aa-
go rHsrri ru ~ faIIar. y fh~r Fsr.Is 49,
80 Narhtr~ hna o. uaas n-~fai trri.arrrs g.
iirslnsaE. HI..iaa. tenlar. lassIsg tsaihlffae.
tsaarlrE Nras.lH.. fu1'ar...srftng tnrfiar A.
~ 49, fsaalir ~~-s-r No. ~. .aarA
rsFarg e. E-raI rarrrss "a 49, o. go -
tsf~af - rsr--f ,rurrs--'u-efs sart- Tss..i,
So Marha-r as.f rri.a'-s. 49, $3.50 t.rala-.
aal n.aFi rrrfafa fa arfrat af a. rafrs Fl sr~-i
O. a...-- 49, ssf~rt.-L-i .rsrh a. h 81 th~ h-sf
sirra aassa. A. aar. sreu "a b. aasssf aF.i.ss.
ff rfr.arft. rsr go. li r.slrr. 80 t. 80 ~
i-if-r Fs-ls -r-.r- Nartrar. 49, faaIis
- -trg 49, slr $685. ls rhsslr sea 60.
lln.srts sfrar.
To F.ts..r CO. of th- Fsr.is NIL -
frso- ~ r--afar -ast $500 10 81 the $3.50 $3.50
ksn.- 4 rlrIr.rs 20 r.ara.ar ara a. q -
81. shru sl-arf ts f- ar-rafrt 90 o. ar-ar. -
q sr-rrass saf sat.-fsrlssi 49, ts .u-rst- fh~
49,. 3D. seae al go Co.,. $500 80 Il tss
ra.Hrrsf aa.s. srr trlshrt oil rhr sr 90 49, anI
rhssf~ff uaas--r l-s-s.tr rarrs 80 81 .r-~f saf
caa'~I.sar. mi ftr rrsst f.rf'f sni safl ~ rasr-r
u 81 a'-a...f'f -sssls fs 60 ~ fa.atit ~ s-
shi-- - ar-rsft.aa 30 10 ta 80 ef g. Frrsi
r.arifF go t-sufF.
D .t farf Nr..a.r 10 la..H.lr g. iaaa..f srs.rr
% .-'s a''f.r'u''sr '.aeaf'-- 90 g. r,a.sta--
t-fs.s n-rr-.--s.
T. u,-s-h oErs. sf, -..i .ur,....-I -ih ...s -.
80 fhT-st. aesa - .f. A. a ihs ssrs t~.t
ss.iiF.
So. c. rsHFutrr
TuE -lNsEg MRNFrACrf-gTNs co .
a. BEE ss. ~ h..s
r..ts,- oa-~. - Hs--s-.r -,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

WsErs OK HoEsEs wish o. inqai-c
va MI cure = blood ~artS have coit
thAi hss very larss on- on kis l-g. and
p sou o. sone 81 roar correspondents car
give N information required throgch tire
columns Of the Farmer. yoa ~il crrativ
oblice \ SrnscrIHrE.
Feb IS. I~65.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

she tAdsersifyl b. q e. e. schoola,i.f-es.
as poor ieiios knovs i.st hath held his
hsnd cot % her icrale rni ~hiupcred over
his lessons before ber a~fsi ,hsir
US. ~ Thaeterav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Ts- sui-cril--r hrr,s, g,v-s pahi.c aat,cr thst
~ ~ i-~-n ,hslY srr,afafrd ~ fhr Hass.rsl -
JsiSr af Fr,hste. g. ~ Corntv n oslafd. sd
n.-a-f ~ trusi q iuuiai- rsfriN n 80 sstat-
81 aislra tscf- m tstr 80 kranirf saif Co1aIs
tec-s-cd. - rssi.g l-ls 80 - 49, dlrrrfs So
thrfs srs nsusuests IN $780, - ~ tasirri o.
~ estate 81 sati tr-~s-~d a. u.sks ilan~al-fr
ps,us-pf. .ai thr-- ~ hsv- a., osuas-d. fhsrr-
90. e. rxhsist thr sazar 60
Teb. "a. lsss SARAH GOODWIN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Tas suh-rfi,~r h~rshs gisss ruilic go .ss 49,
10 has h~~s tu.y appsfafsd o. the iianerai.ir
Jafes ~ fsrnraf- o. 80 goaufv q pxfcff. sai
ss.sepefs h-tru-tef stuiuistr-ies eftlf t-i-fs ei
GED. " LINNEI-L L.,s ~ Isscoia Pi.statsaa.
o. .aid Csuais. 1~cea-~1. - Eisisg toae - So
1au tirrcfs IT, therrfare rsgsrsts 90 - sfa.
.hasrr lfht~l Cd fhs ~srsi~ "a sait drc~assl fo
ri tkr -n~fiaf~ raf -arnf sd fasss 81 D. hnsr
as t-a.snf- rhrrron fo rstififth saurto
Fsb ~ I-s3 LYMAN RAWsON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
Cleanse the Blood

WYNN -. -.
t>-.frs<@ w a..i.r.-f =, -
~ |t--rLH n 49,, 49, 80 81
l@X - -. A. -. -. -.
-. !. -. - -
&A~M -. 49,.
gs/H( - -.
fH g. - 49, 49,. r
T-.- 49,. ...-..-r 49,.
H. g. 49,. .--.-t 49,
~ " .
- 80. -. -
- ~<rtT 49,. - -. III ~.
81 E-tf 49, -. .-,.
h~s--e-se- 49, 60 a.. 49,. - !,
- 49, IA -. -
vs. 49, $3.50. -..-.. .-,.-,,
ttrs. #-<~x - 49,. -. 49, -
e-1 -<@N -.. y. .-....... ~ ~.
49, -..r. -
t,.I - 49, - -,
- H-.-t.. ~ -, 49, a..
a. u. i. $50. 49,. - ~-tf
a. a.. ~. -. !. -. -
=. -. So. -. -, y. r.,.-.....
49,. -....-..-. W.. ---A... J..
- -. n -. Il, - fr a..
D.. H., go. -.-..r..,,. -
=. II - ~. - -. 49,. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Wien ths lsnd - go ~ % -o-t. s--...
etc. Hay b rcFairrd DO noi n,eups 60
rlov oisvey sol ia 80 vesiLsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

NOTICE els r -..r -.--rr-. 49, II. b.
y h-rsHr rfre4 thaf ~ 60 Jaae HHr-.
tarlar st fraf rsaae 90 30 rI.-r rr.ssls.s 81
- o. nrr knaef go ulslafn.rarrs q sas r.4s o.
cet.'s ro1fra' ~ u be- aiffr ftls ..ra. 81 aI
rfrsers sfft 49, 80 t.s. .r..r r..r. a..
sfIrrs ar-art.a.f GEORGE q HufaES
w. N.at rnrre.
B-rxssi8, 80 "a. Us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

tstaFfEtn. Ne. aFfti =. l-eA
Nrs-rs. SEra " FosLs &C.
hruilrrure ~esisE rrarruus c~ft .scsfrs e.
81 w. Pare rr.tursrur ~ rlrfifs uI flaf
rr-.f Leg Drsa~fs. Mi~rAH'~ uAt.~AN OT
Wild CHERRY. I aa taiscrt. 49, tss-
grvat ri-ssurc tn Efviuz ruhi.rtfs ta the rrrat
curr u scrrruf lash~t IN nv tsuts. ~ 49,. ifsn-
~ 4. afrhrf. u1s iosfn-ssfrr 81 faui a.. -
-r-ri touafy. Ne ~rss affsrtri ~tfh sriuins e
tlusd. o,-gb. ~~at---s - -ags. asf re.-s.i 81
tsliis. - usTlrh tkaf nrr fnii'f rttstrta- -
clsr~d Tn tn hsrr '-~rsrsu gossr sFuTos -
w. 49, un'i~r r,slrsi frrafu.enf 90 aal.l-rr II
rs-arfhs. tHri rrrrrea h-uffI fon u. a.
l~aEfh I 49, f.turssf to r-srrkasr 49, 80 - ef
Ml>FAR- EALSAu. -hlrA t~urfft-t - -
u-urh oiaas--f anothsr. sh,rh sharf ti-n-
r~sf rrsl hlul e. - u-a.i sfstr - h-eah. Ifk,rk
] 90 .sfs'f rrco lsassaf 49, rsr-'s e. cfh~rs n
Ia ooui.trra. o. r o. thlnk. su e. r.rr-.rt. fa
h.-rss ssFsr lrse KsSsur 80 rHE
THNs'
Ins $3.50 stst--.~-f. g~-fi----. ---i--fa-s
oa-riaz e. zoe in 49, a susr nsi.su. aoi b. "a
$3.50 da-TosaL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

The ne-spspers are fan Of a8vs-i.e-
uaents q PLAIN cocks. W suppose pr,uy
cooks have 30 ocoasi9n % advertise a. ,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

tn sh-crlhsf herds strss rsti.s rsftr. tia
- has bee taiy APPOINTED o. ths hcnafatt
Jai.r n fratsir &C. ths cauafF or 0Nhlt 80
sssaprt ths tree at .ta sifstef 81 ~ ssts,- a
o. BRiDt.E g. WING ists of Fr4-kEu FI'a.
o. SD Csaaty 6-reasrt - gives tsrf .s ~
"a f.r-rfs. u-fhrrrf,rr feguesfs OF fsrsor.
- b. arc a.irhf~f to 80 sstste 81 ssfl drcrss~-
ta uark~ isnssrilafr rafusrf sucf trse tr 80
80 l-.atafs th-r-au O. ~xhihifths sau~to
Pc -. l-es BENJAMIN 10 NTIOY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
PORTLAND AND OXFORD GIN
TRIAL RAILROAD.


wtNTEg Arrangement
--hN co. afrr No.. ~ 1fsf 80
Fl2-[t rars-t'I irasr $500. 60 N..hs-
---tE laas. ferflsr-i go 49, e. rs
Al
R-ty-us-r. L4ss N-ssz.- "a c. $780, 81
81 ssFs
sag crau~~ts az saa.rr Sc Caaisa. Pee ed
uisa-kf
hrr-hf trsiu =~s~s ~su-rr 81 ~ 49, A..
800 isu,aaf a-t E..-f.- ~rrhf
AnAMs 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Th- -sa--cr,h-r h-f~hy giFrs pebble ncfirs fh-t
~ as t--u isF sppafatrt ts fh- nr.crai u . -
81 Frai.sfr. lar fhs Crsnfs "a pxf.ff co. sssrrs-
81 a.. trusf o. Acninisirafar ofths ~st-lr 90
ALVIN = WARREN t.ts 81 level.
o. $50 Couatv t---.ssi. ~ ririrx hsad ~ 80
- tirrrfs 90 th~r~f % r~rlr-sfs 40 r.srsaus
go fa '-ff-f fs fhs ~sfnf~ sa.E I-~~ss-I fa
-.rks f1Hae .Iafr naFaarnf. 80 fhnsf 80 Ave
ans l--asafs ftrrrsr. fa~s hft.ff fh~ sarrs ta
Feh. "a, I-ss DANIEL "a WARREN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

T.. $780, - her-by Esss- ruhi-c -sas- ihai
- ~. 49, tu.y 1929 rtrt ~ ~ hos. Jai<r ~
pfri..fr .tfats 80 a.. ths 0euais n oNtarf arf
a.su-uri ihr tr-f ~ - rstrataf o ~ sstalr oi
GEORGE ". ABBOTT tss- of $685..
20 eaiH c.rut,. d-crs.~t. ~ .iviu- h.ui 80 a.
OF. l.rrsf. a. t--rrtar~ r-,r-ts ~ f-rsrn- e. -
arr .ietret f1 ~ eststr 81 sarl afr-asrc fa
uaass tas.nsfsat- So $780, aa-t th.ssr 10 hass
49, d~u.s ~. fhrr-ur e. ~shs'..f - $685. ta
T.b n - JAMES ABBOTT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

e. s.st Cs-cuis d-or.-~t. - gtstug lsant 81 ~
- lafsci.- 80 tAerrisrs rr.-.t. ai gsIssus tn-
.,ts-t e. ths estate 90 .sit drCra 49, e. akr tua-
s..sdisi- pssn-uf. 80 thase hasfng saY eeulanes
ftrr-sra e. e.hinif 80 $500 90
- p fsss JOSEPH CHANDLER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

IT, s-s.--cFit-r 49,, Efsrs ruisisc n.isc~ fhst
80 ~. h-~a dus sgr-.iaf~.i ~ - Hoeor.ta-
galr- ~ o.. t.ts g. ~ CasnfF sf oNtrrd. SO
ss.uua-d thr tnu.t - ss-curuT - 49, estats ei
ALvAN HOLMAN ia1- - Dlse~,t.
o. saif Cau.iv d-c~--~d. ~ grvtsg houd q ths
- tir~rus W th-r-fsfe rrgs-sts ~ n-rsnss 80
az tnsirhs-G o. ~ --rate q 49, cecra---i g.
u.aks 1ul1r-~- ate rsasu.~ul nnf thHse D. lave
49, t-ansais tk-rcea. .o eSh.isi ~ ssu.~ e.
- p 49, ANA<A HulNAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
ELNIVl HOLLAND i.,s q Fafa.

- SD C...sfs $1,000. ~ rislsr hs--i g. ~
- 4-r-rfs. u therrfrr re- 1913 AT pcrsous co.
~isef b. ~ estate FL saIi t-r~s-~d g. ulsks 80
s-sti.t- rasm--rs 81 49, havtag ans t~uuanls
ther-uu e. ~Nhiili M sauar -
Fsb q I~sS CHNtsLES "a. RENIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
fmmtrs' department.


"A ~ arts 49, -csea-~s l-srt.iatrx ~ ~. are
rto--is liakei tcr-farr. sea 80 taiiuraiels csH-
.-cs-d 80 AgrrruEsfe.-AeE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

TN s.r-rlirr eesrs be- 8 .rn ed - Nj.
s..astrI st Nrsr fsf.s. GO saI~ A. h-
tlrusrE fs-.ls. go sai So srfNnrnf
-Aif 10 trr.f.t lrraas af r-rrusaf ta sa.f 60
f.rr aasrr. $50 rs....aIt-.I s-lrrrr
o. e.. ftCkErr
~ rsr- D. q. Iss5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
DIR. wI>TAR'>
Balsam of Wild Cherry.

rnu anNar aNHhuN Non
C8NsU orl'IIGN.
80 arkn siEssi ~ aasas u.uuli.enl - $685.
b. o. a. ~ trsssf f-iiatir rr~r-sraf..u srrr
tuirusis-r a. az Hshsf saf 81 "a ~ ~
Lung COMPLAINTS
Thts 81 kearn reaartit - rirrsi - fke r.sh-
o. ssnltisarI hf the sssrreaor 81 orrr trts
fars. 81 49, rrssrirf A. srssos -riieas liiis
e. ferrf slart. ~ taIr ri
Coueus. Cut -. tsoVF. nNo~sHtrts. u
rlUnsua. Mu.nrfsa Gee eE HnsssN-
sass. Pass 10 ~eNNssss U.s.
oHtsF 80 SOS. HuEErt~e
raE LUSer. ifrFz Cos
Fttfsrs. &C.
o. cuuuIaAtr saaCrss FL aanF rnsrs 20 Co.
FfEHsr tr~srvrrtns hs- rsFrr - ths Il e.
go 30 lsng safertafs.~l. fAat taas ussh af~s.i-.
tIsrrsr tarrraalae.
= thr=e 80 hav~ a'rvatv u...t~ - s.f a..
keuu~sIf, rrTr-ai e. u-rrs-srr. g. 49, 80
haTe -. hasr ual, fo rsisr tke,n g. - ~rif-
- 80 lsrsis of ulaas al go ss--t tt-f E-.hsi
rtlr~us. r. - hare 49, rrsfarri O. 1851 = ~
- ssrrrtaftr, ui h-taE crr-i ini~-i g. 49,.
tsru hopr." W harc spaos o-he So 80 t-iiss-
49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
wlsiar's Bllan Of WHd cher,

rrrrarrs' ~
SETtI ". FOWLE a ca
$50 N.-rsi. BOSTON
- b. s. 49, ~ 81 dssrgi.s.
RkDDINGS RUSSIA SALNE
uFats Gao sssss
EEDDlNG1 RUSSIA SAIVE
cusFs HUEss. scstus. rrr.
BEDDING : III SSIA SALVE
eEsFs auEss. Arttss. srEss~s
Readings RUSSIA SAf.NE
Crsts Eufts. rtcrss. cssrsns
EEDpINGS RUSSIA SALYE
crHns sALr EuErs. rtLt..EErstFsLss
EkDDING : ri S~IA SALEF
crsrs sfsewnsss. cpsrs. Erc.
No Family >hoaA - Withost Itf
Eg~ONLH 3 CENTS = HoNH
- s-sbs
SETH W FowLE & CO. Boston. MAS
80 ~ III 1ruEEtsts 80 oeuair, siarss--r--r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

n 40 Cssnufv. t~reasri. - rtstrg t-s.i 80
"a - t.rrrfs o. fhrrff.rr fel srs aiI frrs - D.
are fa.I-ar-f to fhr estate n sast 5000 to
ilskr fr1rr..Iafr pafHlfnf. ar. fhrss - las~
ans .i-rusai. fh~r-ou. 81 rshitif - srr.~
Frh % feeS JOHN a. tTghN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

H. suh-rrst--r h-rvtF give. rshisc ssiscs thsf
~ b.. h-~a duiy -nF-rs.i-t - - hea- J-ir- ~
Pruh.tr So th- Co-afy 81 oStar,i. sd $4,000
ths trst of sluafatsir.fsr n t-s a ths estate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Ut" = = = = - =" = 0''N" =
10 saii Csaafs. e-c-a--i. o. gisi-g bsusi ~ fhr
- sisr.ctss He th-rri..ss rsq.--is 90 u-r-sas
s,teisirt - - e.isfr "a t~c~ss-si e. rasss
sasasdsstr usEnrnfs sd th..-e ~ hssr 80 o.
ultnts thstssn ta eNhihf tte -aaue ts
Feb. p l~65. ELIAS .. RICHARDSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Ia Ssh.cfil-rr h-rshs .is-. rahfic n.tr-s thst
~ 49, 49, tals snroisi-i o. o. Heaasahi-
, str~ 90 frui-.tr go - tasufF q oxiaad. sri
ssssaai ~ tfa-t 81 At-siat.tf.ia ri M rstst III
POLLY POLAND hir ef PEW.
81 ssii Cc-uty d.cua-sA ~ sis.r- k..i 81. ~
- directs u ttefeirr~ nrsfu.sIs aN r--rsrus
-hs al. isifts- e. a. oi ssli $780, e.
ssss- taau.-lss.e Isssarafs - fhr-r 80 hase
80 dcuasais th~rsaa e. sNhttssf go $3.50
fsb -. t-s5 &C WkRLOM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

rhe .ui-rrii-r h~iets Eis~s ruliir noiice tlai
80 ~. trcn fah .Fg-aisf--i o, ~ -. - L.
a Praa.'s o. the CssrsS q ONf-rd. 49, as.a..sl
- oct - Eseostr 20 the l.si y n 80 ts.is-
90 al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31
: 49,. \ nnrs.
ANDREW ARCHER
Clergyman, Lawyers, Singers

t4tTS y"ieH, LdIryeTs, NihSfTs.
49, 81 taar-r 49, fars1I 90 rrllsrr~s
ca rs~rrf=~ uf ~ vocal errra-. 49, S. tha
80 brtr ktsHrf -hhrh 20 ~frrta.fa go
rssfausr1us'r rsia ttru ti arura-s IT, Eraa-
~. 1919 -a-st oihsrs. o-.h -...--.u.
80 81 rnfrsueh
Pleasant to tn.te
a sutsr rIaanflfF aIaFssa o. 49, rs~r ~ r~rt-
@t-1 pest at eour waves tts tlE.arr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

n -,se-eili-rr h~r-hf gs-s rsb'ir aatic- 49,
49, has 49, tuiV arrrnfstri ~ the Hea 1utz- n
fretatr 49, ~ touats ~ osi.rd 49, a--srs-d
81 ~ rsfas~ n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

Ths .u,.critcr h-rris g.r~s putiir ret.cs th.t
b. hs- bee daly srroiaisa o. tls Hsaefsi-
gafIer aI rrrhare 30 fhe taurfs cl NNl0ft. AL
as-ar-.i ths trust 90 .iuiuistrat.r $50 a. 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-31

THEELAND HOHF. Agsaf.
WrrWaV a.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
CoM0cr1pts in N bad nx~~Men Discharsed
from O Camp Entirely Naked.

Frem tho Oswego Palladium, April 27.)
TWenty-o conscripts, from the town of
Parisa, who had been in Fort Ontario nearly
two months, were this morning discharged
from service, and stripped of clothing, at the
Provost Marshal's Office in this city. The
msn, with one exception, were wit hout mon -
ey; had sent home their clothing when they
catered the service, and were unable to get
anything whsrewitha! to cover themselves.-
They were literally discharged from the
ssrvics in The condition in which they came
INTO the world. One of the party had suffi-
cisnt money to buy three suits of old clothes
and the three fortunates went out to beg or
borrow something TO cover their comrades.-
They succeeded in getting together some cid
rage, and the poor fellows have started for
thsir homes, forty miles away. The men
have never received any money since they
have been in the service, and some of them
sre'sDtirely destitute. We call this pretty
hard asage.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT

100000 Re,oard offered for the arrest Of
Jeff. Davis Large ReDards for the ar
rest of his Fellops
By The President of The U. S. of america:
PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, 1t appears, from evidence in the
bureau of military justice that the atrocius
murder of the late President, Abraham Lin
coin, and the attempted assassination of the
Hon. VIM. Fl. Seward, Secretary of State,
were melted, concerted and procured by and
between jefferson Davis, late Of Richmond,
Virginia, and jacob Thompson, Clement q.
Clay, Beverly Tucker, George N. Saunders,
VIM. q. Cleary, and other rebels and traitors
against the Government of the United States,
harbored IN Canada:
Now, therefore, I, Andrew Johnson, Presi
dent of the United States, do offer, and pro-
mise for the arrest of the said persens, or Ell
lher Of them, within the limits o: the United
States, SO that they can be brought to trial,
the following rewards:
One hundred thousand dollars reward for
the arrest # Jefferson Davis.
Twenty-Five Thousand dollars for the arrest
of Clement c., Clay.
Twenty five thousand dollars for the arres,
Of Jacob Thompson. late of Mississippi.
Twenty fivc thousand dollars for the arrest
Of George N. Saunders.
Twenty five thousand dollars for the arrest
Of Bevelry Tucker.
Ten thousand dollars for the arrest of VIM.
G Cleary, late clerk of Clement G. Clay.
The Provost Marshal General of the Unit
ed States is directed to cause descriptions of
the said persons, with notice of the above re.
ward, to be published.
In testimony, whereof, havo hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, the I'd
day of May, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-five, and of tho
of the United States of Ameri-
ca, the eighty ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President.
W. HUNTER. Acting Secr'y Of State.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10

BOOTH vs.. JOHN BRowN.-There is quite
coincidence between these Two notorious
murderous, relative to their capture. Both
were driven 10 the wall by their pursucrs
and both were shot while defending them
selves ; Rooth's wound being mortal, and
that of John Browns being very painful
though not mortal and he was compelled to
limp to the galIews with an unhealed wound,
he not being as lucky as Both. Both were
bold, braye and bad men, who conspired
against the laws of their country.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
lOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Hon Peter Ent. of Co lumbia county has been
appointed delegate to the Democratic State Conven-
ton to be held at Harrisburg the 81 sth Of juno
The Canal, which the company are now busily
engaged in repairing, 1t is thought will be in coDdi-
ton for boating in the latter part of the season
Gardening and farm work have been seriously
interrupted during the past week by two very
drenching rains which have occurred within that
time Vegetation however is said to be a week or
ten days in adv ince of last season Apple plum,
cherry, and pear trees have been in bloom for sew
eral days. he peach tree in this section was So
injured by the severe cold of last winter that but
slight crop can be expected.
The Wild VI IN Of Ceylon.--A most marvel
Gus specimen Of the humsn family-will be exhhit-
ed at this place, OIL Saturday next IF the rerre-
sentatlon of him, which we have seen posted bout
town, rect, he has the head of an intelligent
nan-and doubtless is intelligent, wit h body, said
to resemble that of seal and legs, those of frog
He has no arms This wonderful man will be ex-
hbited in tent, separate from the Circus
by Mr.. II Pullman, who has him in charge.
Saw Mill Burned The saw mill two or
three mics north of this place, lately owned by
Samuel Stark but recently purchased by Mr.. Lo-
beck of Scranton entirely consumed by fire on
Friday night of last week With il was also burned
forty or fifty thousand feet of lumber belonging to
Herman Polner. There was no insurance on either
mill or lumber The cause of fire is not Known but
it Is supposed to have been the work of an ncendia
ry.
The Circus which is advertised in another col
umn to come of, at this place, on Saturday next.
will, without doubt be largely attended, as there
has been nothing ofths kind in this place for several
years The prejudice sgainst exhibitions of this
sort, never took very deep root in this region
There re feu howevsr,w who are ready to denounce
anything which sa.ors Of amusement Such are al
ways straining at gnats and swallowing cames
For ourselves, we have attended circuscs from our
earliest boyhood up and have failed to scov er the
immortality, or inproprety if any exists, in exhibi
lions Of good horsemansh'p strength, Skill or activ
ty in man woman or Of doclity and high training
IN the horse The exhibition in this case, promises
o be most entertaining and instru ctive one, Not
he least important feature of attraction will be the
music furnished by the Band accompanying the
troupe.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
New Booths Body was Disposed of--The
Mystery Cleared up.
[Wash. Cor. Boston Advertiser !

Wash. Cor. Boston Advertiser i
The vsxed question as to the disposal
made of the remains of John Wilkes Booth is
a& length settled by q statement which may
hs regarded No final. After the head and
heart, which have been deposited in the ar
my medical museum in Washington and been
Nmoved. the corpse was placed in charge OF
two men, why after various naneuvres cal
eulated to battle impertineat curiosity, dug
grave in little spot of ground close to the
Psnitentiary, where for some years felons
have been buried. Booths body was depos-
tied here, asd the earth over it was smooth.
Cd and carefully sodded over. The o.her
graves Of less infamous felons had previously
been leveled, and o strong guard is now in
charge Of the spot, and will continue to keep
it undisturbed until the grass has grown so
thieklv that no one will ever be ablc to DIS
st@guish the place where the assassin's corpse
was inferred from the other nameless graves
PeuDd it.
From the Boston Transcript
How this correspondent obtained the in
formation, exclusively, when such pains have
been taken to keep the whole matter o. secret
does not appear. The Washington Repubh
eGW says that Col. Baker and his brother.
Lieut.. Baker, are the only two persons liv-
ING who know what disposition was made Of
10, and they are under oath to reveal the
fAcs to no human being. Any statement
protesting to detail how or where the re-
@Ains we're deposited, adds the Republican
10 not only guess work but serious reflec-
tion upon tho faithfulness of Colonel Baker
and his brother.
Sale OF Booths Portrait Prohibited.
From the Baltimore Sun, May 81
Major General Wallace has issued an order
declaring that ''the sale of portraits of any
rebel officer or soldier, or of J. Wilkes Booth
be murderer Of President Lincoln, is here
after forbidden in this department. All
commanding officers and provost msrshals
'Sss ordered to take possession of such pic
ssnSss whs Fever found exposed for sale, and
asps8 She names Of the parties so offending,
Who will be liable to arrest and imprison-
saspt u again guilty Of violation of this orr
DER"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-10
The Return Of the Pennsylvania Troops t.
their Homes.

HARRIsBuRe, Pa, May Ex-Governor Cnr-
tin goes TO Washington to-day for the pur
pose Of arranging with the War Department
Che localities at which Pennsylvania. troops
are to be mustered out of the service and
paid.
The Pennsylvania regiments in Sherman's
army, it 10 now understood, will be brought
70 Harrisburg where they will be mustered
out and paid. The object of the Governor is
20 prevent the delay and embarrassment
which has heretofore attended the mastering
out and payment ofl large bodies oftroops at
this post, and make arrangements by which
che men will be able to reach their homes in
different parts of the States with the least
possible delay.