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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-30
THE
CLIPPER MOVING AND REAPlNG MACHINES


4 RE adapted to every variety Of surface, and
"A to cutting every kind of grass.
They are lighter in weight and draft, and
more perfect in cutting than any other machine
in market.
The height of cut can be varied by the driver
while the machine is in motion, and without
leaving his seat
They arc simple, durable, and not liable to
get out of order.
The One-H0rse Mower can be drawn by one
horse as easily as the ordinary two-horse ma
chimes by two horses.
All kinds Of Agricultural Implements, Seeds
and Fertilizers constantly on hand. Send for
~;-e-l,-- 50, r. H. ALLEN & CO.,
zfWt lsJ "a 1QI Nator s., INv" Or
GtALF WALLETS and Port Monies for gem
u tlcmen and ladies', Violin Strings, Violin
Bridges and other trimmings for the same, Gun
Caps and Gun Tubes, a new aud large lot Of
Confectionery Of the best quality, Payson's In
delible Ink, Nichols Preparation of Protoxide
of Iron and Bark, also all of the popular patent
medicines Of the day, for sale at the Irasburgh
Drug Store.
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Receipts for the Standard
WHISPERS! WHISPERS

WHISPERS! WHISPERS
Do you want whskers or Moustaches oui
Cirecian Compound will force them to grow or
the smoothest faces or chin, or hair on balo
heads, in Six Weeks. Price Sl,OO-3 p"ckhges
for ~ 90. Sent by mail anywhere, closely
sealed, on receipt of price.
Address, WARNER & CO., Box 1873, Brook
Iyn. NY. l6yl
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CROCKERY.

DEYNOLDS, AVERILL & CO., viii show
Ii YOU better assortment of Crockery at the
lowest price Of any man in Orleans County.
At Newport,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-06-30

j u
Dyspepsia or indigestion will find a ready cure
in this Compound.
Scrofula. This loathsome disease that attiicts
aud sweeps off somany from our midst CAN be
cured by IarOokah's Sarsaparilla Compound.
For Purifying the Blood, there is nothing now
before the public which can equal Larookah's
Sarsaparillia Compound. 1t is great promoter
of health when used in the Spring, TO remove
all humors that infcst the system at that season
of the year.
DIR. iAROOKHA'S SARSAPARILLA COM
POUND has been so great a blessing TO our
family that we class it with Larookah's Syrup,
the best article in use for what i purports 70 do
REV. n, p. SELEE.
Melrose, Mass. Dec. l, 1864
The following letter is from DR.. B. f. Abbott,
for many years an eminent practitioner in the
city of Boston.
DR. E. r. KN1GHrs-I have been in the habit
of prescribing Larookah's Sarsaparilla Com
pound for two years with the most satisfactory
results.
Price, $500 per Bottle.
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HOW 10 Use THE REMEDIES

In Diseases Of the Blood ilumors on the Face or any
and every part Of the body Extract sarsaparla APP
plying 10 Pmpes aaJ all external IumorS or Eruptions
the Improved Rose Wash.
Use the Extract Duchu for all diseases requiring the aid
Of Durcc except those of the Urinary Organs such as
Gonogrhnl and Glcet In these tho Extract Buchu
and Inject with the Improved Rose Wash
~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED
10 Use IN TIE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also are
in very general use in all the STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land, as well as
In private practice, and considered as invaluable
remedies.
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JAY COOKE

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Montpelier.
FIRST National. BANK of st. Adams.
First National Bank of st. Johnsbury,
May Is, lS6j-22w7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

THE NoIcE 90 CoSNnrucUr. In The
Cosnsoticut Legislature on Wednesday.
he folo~ing deelaraiivs rc.olution ~as
reported By The Counitiee 90 Federal
Relations ard passed
A" Tie America peopie arr a nation and
not coniederAcy q nsiions
The States have CERTAIN oonstitutionAl
rights -hich ought 10 b. preserved inviola-
Die; but. a. bet-sen the Nation and the
Staiss. tbs Nation i sovereign and The
States are not.
An men within ths haai;s 81 the United
States ought % BE- absolutely free ard no
permanent Discrimination In rights and
privileges ought 20 exist bes-sen different
C.asses Of free men
Treason against q republican government
70 The CREATES Of crimes. ard oaght 20 be
treated as such Nevertheiess a humane
and generous policy oughf q Be exercised
bN the naiional government toward the
misguided masses % The southern people
-bo -sre not primarily responsible Tor The
late rebellion.
The pablo opinion % Europ~ IN refer
ence 90 the domestic afairs % tn. country
must h~nceiorth be Of little value 20 tbe
American people.
/, The gosernnent Of the Tented States.
in settling upon ia domestic poiify. and
especially IN declaring that c0orse q ~Il
pursue toward the leaders Of Tho rebellion.
ought no; % be inf8enced by the -i.he..
the advice. The warnings. the sntreaties. or
The public opinion q forcign nations. bgt
oCght- on the contrary. 90 look nth
lealossy and sUspicsion upon al attempts
from such quarter. % affect is action.
The governments % the United States
ought never 10 rccoruire any government
-hich has been imposed upon any nation
on ihis continent By the arus Of any Faro
pean power.
In ia diplomacy. the government % the
Jnitsd States ought. While courteou.. 90 BE-
frank. IL ought no; 20 make prrtenses 81
Friendship tosari nations -Lich have mani
tested hatred q this country daring ia late
disirrss- Bot peace. Nth friendship
toward our friends. and peace. without
friendship. toward those ~ are not our
frsnds. ought 90 be naintained AZ all tines
a possible. A. The true and permanent poll
ey Of The United Stafes
Andrc~ Johnson. President % The Unit
81 States. By has great abilities. ~, IN
Doubted patriotism and has eminent public
services. has entitled himself % the con-
tdence oftbe naiion and since be - mani
festly surrounded by uaany and great dis
euities. ard - compelled 90 adopt sxperi-
mental policies without Assurance % their
saccess. he ought 90 be sustained IN the
exercise 81 grcat freedom % action. and in
All his Efforts o. tranquihEe the country. 90
MAINTAIN - peace and dignity. and 60 pro
mote - ~elfArc. be ought 20 receive a
frank And generous support from the pen
pie
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

THE PoNToosUc ATFafR. The conduct
q the Co@mander - the Pontoosae. last
Summer. -hen sent after The pirate Tale
hAssee. -ill Be- rcmembervd 18th indigna-
ton BY the people % ihi. STATE. partical.r-
". On the rrrort a the Coagrc..ion.i
party b. -as placed under arrest. and has
been tired bv court martial The Court
End hin guilty ola part Of the eharge oaiy
and sentenced him 70 BE- suspe nded for a
year. With loss ofpay Tor az uonths. The
SecrrtAr, ofths Nasy evidently feel. tAs
disgraoe attaching 70 the matter. nd ays
90 A formidable pIraiicai vessel vas kno-n
% be then ~ithia q shor, distance % oar
coast. Pursuing triamrLani carver % plum
DER and destruction. and The calls % puSEe
opinion. amounting % clAnor. invoked the
sssistanoe q tbe Nav. snd even directed
The Aueniion Of The Department % this par-
ticular oeioer. -ho as enjoying his ease 10
port ~hile BIS orders and every oon.idera-
ton 81 patriotism and % sclf-respeos rrquir-
ed him O. u a. "a. A more aagrant case
Of Delinquency. and one coming morr con
pletely within the pursie- % the La. eouLl
not vel occur. Yet the psbhc l. 90 De m
formed that . court - oaiccrs % th- Navy
consider this capital oaenos. attended bv 10
eircumstsnces q nitigation. IL ,ufbciently
ponisbed by suspension for 81 nouths 18th
oct pay. and 9TH pay ior The sane psrioi.
the latter being equisaleni 20 leave Of ab-
senoe Tor six months
90 The Department declines % outrage
pabEc opinion ard Sc ON sense Of justice.
OF 20 misiead The younger oficers Of ihe
Navy By approving \ sentenoe % glaringly
Inadequate
90 Lieut. Commander Stevens - hereby
relieved from arrest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

The South village q brusbing up ooPsid-
srably. this summer We notice that tbs
Atlantic House u undergoing repairs. ~hieh
val add much 70 The value u the house
b. The addition Of fe- feet 10 the wi4ih
Of the Ell. space j. made for an snlargei
ball. nth spaci0u. reception roons on eth
er side the entrance In the rear I'LL b
made one or two suits q rooms.
The substantial ne- d~elling-hSuse Of
Al,AA Hersey. ESQ. begins 20 exhibit some
tokens outside. Of the sPPearancc il -in
make VIXEN snished. Ia - = handsOns.
double tsnsment house. Nth French roof.
ard vii be one ofths 6oest residences in
the oouniy. IL -as originally designed
for the occupation Of Mr.. Hsr.ey and has
son. bot daring the residence Of the latter
AZ Yarmouth. one tenement ~ill De rcnf-
ed BY Merrill 4. Haskell. E.q.. the enter
PrIsine business manager Of WSodnan &
Cos establishment.
Al the Foundry. q mas. ofblackened tim
bers are al sl,cre i left ofMr. Her.ey. old
blacksmith shop. ne- shop 50 by 80 -
20 Be erected this season. in its place. and
~in be 50 arranged a. 10 give The additioual
room demanded BY the eonssantiy increa.-
ING call fOr the famous Hsrssy plo~. Mr..
=. &. Merrill. NJ present IN the Restorator.
Is TO ID associated in bssines. 9Th Mr. H.
IN ie- weeks.
The ne- boilding. On the stree, leading
20 The Depot. - 20 be used for Dagger
nan salon. The name q the operator has
escaped %. bet b. ali in do. time. no
doubt. make himself kno-n by n. works
81 the station. a much needed improve
nent Is being made. 10 removing the tsie-
graph ofbce. 80 a. % give uore platform
room for passenger. -hen the train i 80
long a. % stretch into the street A coat
Of White -Ash inside the roof. makes the
station houss look gate bright.
Mr. Smith. proprietor o. the =. T-nion-
Store. has besa removing NJ. stor,. and
naking a3Jitioas and alterations. -hich
-ill be'fer ADAPT the building to n. busi.
ness lie has no- an entrsnce 20 the Sec
ond foor from the outside.
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Oxford County Union Con-
yention.

H. cstt,~.- 81 Oxford County. Who Support fhe
Nsrlonsl AID StstL Administrxflens lntitr.d -
senf dsleg.fes - Cooventton. - D. hcld IN the
Court Hoase. PATS Hli.
On WnDSrsDAr. The ieru DAr AUG. f-es-
NJ tn oclock A NJ. for IN p9ryo-e % nonaInsfln
c1nfiiiAtes 10 ne -t.ts >~nsts, County Conuis
saoner and County rrcasurcr - supporr-d ~ M
gn1on mcn q Oxford Ccunfy. a The nsxt >tass
kt~crton Also 10 transarf any other baslar-r thaf
nay property cone o-eforr tn Coaveutfc..
L.ch tom AMI pl4ntatien ts cntltlsd - sc.d 80
eclsgsfr. and additioni deisr.ts fsr every foar
hundred inhshftsnts- 4 frscfio1 % ever f~o hul
ored entities q to~n o an stflfloaal del-Eafe.
TIE srvcrsl towns VII - entitled - delc.afrs
follo~ss Alhany An1oxer : Brfhsi Rro~n
Sid Rackn-ld ; Bvroa 2 Canton Taxaeld
u nenmsrk Frveourg s Franklin Ffantation
2 Gre~nweod ) +; G.slcad 4 Hanov~r 81 Hs-ffo-s :.
Heoroa = Hiram . Lowell q Mexioo 3 Milton
fiantarlon 2. Newrr Nor~sy q. oxford . Pa
ris q Pew q, Porter Roxhurv ?. Ruulf,srd 4
stow >umner Stoueham s~esen , Uptoa
z WATERFORD Woodsfock q Anc al othsr
towns and plantscoas IN the couafy, 90 rach.
Pr order %
THE USicN Co. Co.'S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28
suspension Bridge at Gorhan.

Tie coed people Of Gorhau. y. II. nth
thsir hundreds o. visitors. are lust nov very
much Interested IN = ne- suspension bridge.
Just thrown across the river At that place
he bridge u the work Of Mr.. Joseph
ChSpdler. an engineer on the Grand Trunk
vbo has done nearly al The YORK himself.
and With exception Of The Lumber. uhich
was generously furnished by Mr.. Goodrich.
proprietor Of The mills Al that place. has far
nished az his Own cost. most Of the nAteri-
ais. The bridge has four bed cables. con-
posed q seven strands. Nth t-o suspension
wires % the sane siEe. On one bank. =
ledge gives a solid foundation; and on the
other the York Is made fast 20 timbers plant
ed Al proper angle 90 resist the strain
The bridge = i25 fret span. and four feet
vide. At Intervals Of three fees are sleep
ers. These vere bond 10 receive the bed
-irss. then saved. and -ben Pot in place.
securely bolted. Each ore % these j. also
fastened 20 the suspension -ire; and The
-AOls !. ssiaened BY guy -ire. extending
10 different points on each side. making a
sery substantial structure.
Mr. Chandler has bot few hours in each
dsy 20 devote TO the project. and the YORK
Is one requiring much perseverance, 20 sc-
oomplish. lie -as aided 20 s01e extent BY
mechanics in the vicinity. Who contributed
days work occasionally. and belped him
stretch the bridge across the river lie
proposes 20 make = snail charge for cross
ing to deirAy tie expense Of ealArging il
next season
Tkis bridge affords . fne viev OF Mt
Hayes. and in fact nearly the only good
sieu % BE obtained near ths village. Last
SATURDAY the citizen. tsrned out. and
bushed cut a oridle path to ths s1nnit Of
the mountain. making it nov soce.sibie.
With very mech less labor than Formerly.
1his Mr.. Chandler seems 20 be = genuine
lankee. lie has nov IN vie- the building
Of Steam Carriage. 10 rua 90 the top Of
Nj Washington. lie has hackers. AMI
gentleman Who has erAnined his plans. has
no doubt but that he wili have his eArriac-
in saooessfal operation BY another season
Tins must be a desirabie thing for visitor.
vb0 pay nov. for q six-borse team. 500
per day and Ne hope be may be a. success
ful IN thIs. a. be has been 9TH has bridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

LHE 90 LSoorS Hon. a.. =. Ray
mond. editor q tbs Ne- York Tines. has
IN prcparaiion To- life q Abraham Lincoln.
9TH a. elaborate History % he Public
Services. inclsdisg AL BIS Speeches. Ad-
dresses. Messages and Proclamaiions. a.
~hich all BE- sddcd Anecdotes snd Person
al Remeniscences. The soiune ~iu con-
tain 30 pages. carefully indeHed. AID the
Publishers promise that q ~in be ibe most
,alsab,s ~ork q the Kind o. Be issued
Mr. J.. Bsmpss. TIE Agent for ihis
vicinity al soon BE- ready % receive or
ders
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

JCsrfcE TO rHE FEEEDHES The Sec
rttAry Of War has ordered that 90 secure
equal justice add The same personal liberty
- The ireedmen a. 70 The other citizen. and
Inhabitants. All orders issued By past Dis
irios commanders adopting any syste. Of
passes sutjcciing them 70 any restraints or
psnishmenis not imposed on other classes
are VOID. Neither whites nor blacks Ill
be restrained from seeking employment
elsewhere. -hen tbey cannot obtain q a. q
Just compensafion a. their homes. and -ben
not found By voluntary Agreements. nor
Ill they b. hindered from travelling from
place 90 place on proper and legitinsie
Business
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obj @rfurA 9tmotrat
PARIS. MANN JULY -. 1885.
Union State Convention.

rs< ssrissas 90 M.iss Who support ths Sst5os.
Aenlaistr.ttoa % Aadrs~ Johasoa. ssd fhs staf.
Aa2inissrstisa - S.nael Cony. invited - $40
esissshss - a STATE coaveutioa. - - bid a.
PoRrLASD. On rHrESDAI. AUoUsT i0rH.
n - o'eioek a NJ. sor tn pzrposs % sosia.fiag
. oz.1iasts So Governor. ~ ~ supp0rt~a ~ ths
Cnioa Dsa q Maine ~ IN sasuiag stHss eisctaoa-
Ihs bass q representarioa VII - a. follo~s
Esch cry, town saf plEnt.fios shs - entitied %
co deleg.rs. md deiegsse sddtionsl for every
ssvsnty-nve votes est 81 Got. Coay last s~pt<n
esr. md for s<oos % forty votes
JAMEsG BLAINE.
JAMES n >rONE.
~. a. FOSTER.
NOAH PRINCE
NELSON DfNGLEN ia.
N ~ PEE~COTT.
JOSIAH MERROW
wALF- HTRRARn rnion statr
FRANCIS COBB I Conmltt-e-
DANIEL LANE
- II. LINDSEY.
A a.. IERROkE.
GEORGE y. sEWAIL
ETGE~E HALE
CHAs D. PAINE
ERE>- WOODBURY.,
JAY n. 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

lNroETASr TEIaL. 4 dispatch from
Wilmington dated Jsly Esd ,ays that
Capt Henry Wright. lately prison keeper
a. Andersonviiie. - shorty, 10 BE pct on trial
Tor cruelty and harbariiy practi.ed upon
prisoners confined a. that place. The
military commission setting in tbs city. Of
Which Brig Gen. A. Il. Dur-ood = Prcsi.
dens and Col. y. II. ChaPnAa o. The wAr
DePartnent Is J1dge Advocate. las bees
directed 20 Try the case. The charges
snb-aoe iist q strocitie, that are llttls
short q senaish. and -ill arouse indignA.
ton The Government is engaged in col
leciing Testimony preparatory - the tEisl.
Let soldiers. ~ho have survived their in
Prisonnent Al ihis Prison. PCT Col Chap
nan in Posse'siOn of any sssestiAl facts
~hich they nay kno-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

The person -bo stole one hundred one
tbousAnd dollar bonds from the Treasury
Department has been discovered. His
name - Wallace W. Whittlesey. The bonds
being bat partially prepared we're wortb-
less and be lad destroyed then. The Coz
Pons we're nearly al recovered. He had
no money ubsn arrested. Whittlesey ~as
= CLERK IN the Treasury DepArtnent Al lie
time. bet shortly after resigned. and has
since been living fast. With apparently no
means % support such style
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28
MAINE ITEMS.

The ROetland GAretts ,ays The psopri -
tors Of Saniord'' Independent Lios -ill pot
second boat on their hoe the 6r-t % Az
gust. % run on alternate dar, Nth The
Katah4ia.
The Hoalton Times saws . son % James
LA-iess -Ao lives near Gays Mn, IN that
town. has beea missing near a week. and
his parents are greatly distressed At his
absence. His name is James: be i about
t-elvs years Of az. and bal ea ~hsn be
left hone . large -hite vol hat. q fadeG
pair % honesPsn Pants and = green tweed
jacket.
Mr. A J. Lane informs tie Arson Al
vooats that be has oaPtorSd and killsd
bear measuring s feet inche, in lenrih
He dragged a trap weighing - Posnd.
too miles over hills. hedges and Allen
trees.
The Courier learns TIA, a little soa Of
Mr.. Joshua Kent. OF OrringtOn. "a, 90
badly. burned on wednssdav last. By The
accidental tAking ere Of is clothes. tia, ],
oted TIE nent day.
We lsaru from ,he Arru. thai the han
Of the steamer New Englaod Ia, been to--
ed 70 the yard of. W. Dyer At Caps EEr-
beth. And the work Of rrbuildiag !, 10 con
msnos immediately.
The friends 81 Hon. Joseph Eaioa. Of
winslo-. I'LL be grAtIsed 70 earn that Be
seems % be gradually recovering from
thc partial paraivsis -hich has eou6n~d him
for several months 70 h, boa.e. Mad.
Ths celebrated Dre- Hor.e "a. found
Saturday IN hi. stall nth fore lex broken.
At FAIRFIELD Corner Probably no horse in
this country has ever produced % many sne
Aorses As tbs one. and "a oil Be long tine
before his equAl can or -ili b. found
The Biidefori JOgrnal learns that Alfred
J. TnPP % Alfred. -As accidentally killed
Saturday evening. on the railroad bes-eea
Bo.;on and Lawrence. lie -. soa %
samuel Trip. Esq-. Register 81 Deed, IN
York county
Veterans are rs;urn ing daily. 20 be pad
OF and discharged from The s-ryice. Over
si-2So.ooo have been paid to Name troop.
since The hr,t Of MAY.
The Oxford FioRbsgo Mining ooapsny
have made a oontrAcs % tunnel int The ,ids
81. Puzzle MountAia IN Ne-ry. one hsa-
drcd and atY feet 70 interest the VEN, %
PlsnbAgo from the sarfAor. Operation,
have already commenced Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

MssoS BEOTHEEs. Ne~ York. anao unoe
A' IN press. 70 Be ready September Iss. a
ne- collection Of Chsrch Music for Choir.
singing schools. CQaveniions. g.. 20 BE-
entitled o. THE PE.IsE 90 ZioS.- hsby
too ner Auihors-SoLoS WTLpns anI
FEEDEEIc :. DAvESroET and the pabli.h-
er. ~ho have had great s1perienoe 10
'soh matters. and -bose isdgeuseus - rare
j. ~ iAult. express great consdenoe thAi q
al prove eHtrzordinAril,y HttrActive An
Important feature -iu b. ifs presentation
q a number q compositions iron distin-
gsisbed foreign author. a. Neukonsa.
NoEelio. and others a. from American
asorites. smOng whom Chas. Zsuncr -
fsly represeuted.-iu q uhich are nov
hrst printed from The original manuscripts
Retail price. $50 TIE Publishers vii
send an advance copy Of tbs book 10 an
teacher or choir leader. postpaid. for one
hall 81 the retail Price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

MORMON DocTKISx. Speaker Collar
and party have arrived At Utah. and are en-
aiming into Mormon aHairs somewhat.
AZ his reqsesf. Brigham preached lately a
doetTiaAl sermon. ~hish a. reported in the
Springfield Republican. from Which ne
make the following extract;
IL -as q curious medley % seriptural
exposition. exhoriation. bold and bare
statement. coarse denunciation and vulgar
illusions. cheap raHt and poor cant. 50
far - hi. statement Of Mormon belief went.
IL amounted 90 this: That God was a hu-
man. material body. With Ike hesh and
blood and passions 90 ourselves. only per
fect IN AL things that be begOt has son Je-
sus IN the sane way that chiidrvn arc BE-
gotten nov that Jesus and the Father look
ed alike. distinguishAble only b, The former
being older; that ogr resurrection would be
material. and ne should live in Heaven Nth
the sane bodies and the sane passions A.
on earth; thAt Mornonisn ~as the most
perfect and true religion that those Christ
ians Who we're not Mormons would not
necessarily 60 70 bell and be burned by Lv-
isg hre and tortured BY sgly devils. bot
thar they would not occupy - high places
IN Heaven as the Latter Day Saints. hat
polygAmy vas the habit Of al the children
Of God IN the earlier ages. and ~as fr,t
abolished BY the Goths and VandAls vbo
conquered and constructed Rome; that
Nsrtin LGfher approved Of IL in a single
case Al least that a clergyman o! tie Chseh
Of England once married . nan 10 = second
~Se While bis frst -.s living snd that in
England nov. Il = man wanted % change
bis vile. be lad only 10 offer her A. auction
ard knock her OF for pot % beer or . shi,-
Ing. and nArry AnOJbe-. chs last state
nent called cot . voice Of dissent from az
English working face in the Asdienee.) A
good Zeal Of boAsiing Of the success OF The
Mormons. their Temperance. frugAliiy and
honesty. and sharp denanciaiion % the
feu sinking h~yers -ho lived dom IN
WHISKY street. snd for eve dollars -oald
AftemPs TO mAke lie into = truth. we're
the only other noticeable features q tLis
discourse q tie President Of The church q
The Latter Day SAINTS. i was a very ma
teriAl Interpretation Of The statements and
truths q Scripture. very illogicaliy and
roughly rendered; and calculated OILY 20
influence cheap and vuigar aodienoe.
Brigham Young may be q shrcwd business
man. an able organizer % labor. q boil.
brave Person ia dealing 9Th the practioaE-
ties 81 hie-he must. indeed. be all Of
these. for ~e see the evidence al around
tbs city and country bot b. i in 10 sense
an impressive or Elective preacher. judged
ey any standards that I have been aocss-
toned TO-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-28

foErLsSS Co~FAST. The annsal meet
ing % The stockholders % The Portla "a
Company -As Asld Tuesday Afserooon. The
Treasurer. =. H. Dawes. Esq. presented
kis rrport. Which sho-. the aHAirs Of The
Company 20 be ia a ProsPcross eooditi0a.
The iollo-ing gcntiemen ~ere eleeie 4
DirvctOrs FOR the ensuing year va. Joha
b. Bro-n. :. T. SPring. X. Cr.a. n. v.
jose. u. NJ. Pays0a. II J LIBBY. wn. " e..
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