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Il .. OF o. F.-THE MFNBrRS OF COVE
1ant lot-e 10 20 AL ui..t At their rooms on
70 e. OF a. ending tho un ~ OF oug lat, rrc..deut ii
Z CAM Bill. Sec. H. ~
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TINTED COOPERS, No. This SOCIETY
- vii meet at 9crngnia Hail. .Ql rnd .g3 Rovc-y
IT'S Mo 'day evening, ~ ~ O'clock ~ make
m"hts for ioning With orr fellow citgcns IN payias
the let tribute NJ respect 70 aWen'rl President
+. ~ order CHARLES CARTER irest. G. VI. YAE-
WOOD Sec'y. 10
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fktNlAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iOS p
'|fc.c. lho'e viii be cc'uru l,f1fe nc A. owl
1rl. GA W. .uos4ay evening. Ay,i Ydth. by jar, !
u J 'uhoit r.' a. We hail % louil. D.sper, t,o
% ''. o. =. nd - Az, % pm. SUI i-ct -' rid
. Nib ~ the lrhtn" l4c.els 20 ,.uie can be- ha a
.It ~ n B.-iiod, g.. Of ucke.s to L. j. I,l nit
~ emo ts l.st vii BE- sdiui ted " The uiovtr
Z o.. ~ VIZ ''Nie liy n
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a L so. 1ts
ST ,oNG,HuELMEN, ". .. ARE HEKLBas
Y - notified 70 Wpar nr 30 Roo-C,cl d, ou Iu..t,.
! iis. Of our late P.e.iidnt AGraha'rii ir %,
3No'rn'"s ,aH.r~ 70. VII t. tu'n shcd cecil p ~
ltt Ia. NE. 'or uon-H tcndauce via let'r'c'.. lao
4o""i: hy o.t.r. IONS CANNON. JAMES cory
Il IhoNAS WIS IMAM, Com. OF Arssn- omcuts vi
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF SILENT I'll
" Lodge No. lJ0, g. \. u aro requested ~ mo, uf
tai thoir nou,' COS, Of ave. and An st On Tu,.aa
the lno.Gl p ocesson Ia reverence 10 he tlou..,
x. e'nG1i,d q sid,nS a Lincoln. l4r uri,augt
EGEoRUE HILL ". Master. ~ a
HlIASONIC NOTICE-THE BROTHERS f..
' VA Darcy Lodge ISL + 4 a. NJ aye hc-esy .u,r or
y roio l 10 heet at their Rooms, M'souc Jennie ,l
lurc.sl ohseIues Of our iainented rrr,,scrt.' A. i,
sam l-iuco L. 10 a.sO desired that al Lut ~ 81 %
.ssoLoa6S Lirz, II. NJ R6L tskS' Seq .. '' ~ .
DIVISION No. 3. SONS q d
VA' IeTpotnc"-Iho members Of his pivi.l-n AZ h,
!-,4n, t1 q meet on ne is' nor1il, ~ o-loo o.
rwih the Grand Division IN paving tho Int trilato =
.vJlct 10 ne lac irrs.dont Of those United o. n
'.ytr mont evIsc ed 20 te % oaCuf g- 90 % H.
',culancc viii he .i,icty Enforced. Mcrab,i ~
10 10 o'e'r Me requested to nee, ~ ne.
n --' hi,hAED AUSTIN, W.P i
.NUICE 4. =. A.-THE OFFICER, AMI
u, '. e. cf'ho dfo Ont lodge Of The Anne ir 70 70
/, rry' 't-9c- -, ~ Ascu BE At Ws'u... to :,
L 49, 5r IT. ,, o., s''' , ,' s0,n lh'l' Hi /
Z clr rs.,irr,,i ii,f ira,-trar p, o5,r ~ ,,,, a
'nIIFNDy Gra,d 'nrr.E.l '' - ~'"'' W o. ,". q
y r''- ~ ..s'. 10
/. NTOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF WASHING, u
. ION i.Si." No. = ~ ~ ~ VII 10 N ai '.e
Z C,ri1.f " in ,,,t, 10, ,l, , 81 il.,' - 4
,,. Ian, -, ,'n i H. '', ~ - 's'., ~ "n
la-c, Win B., found b. the ode Ry orI o. il =
MpEko", W. Mister. NM. shARhEi, Re ,
soc zD1 :
= SONS or TEMPER tNCF-THE GHtNIs
wv sun ~, tt.e.n NV Or. ~, in' 81 on I's 4
' 'S' i ,,,-o a a. No. y o., J., l' , va, =,
az l' u'', oIoy i , Ui SI ,ao = .C. . ", .
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y y CO\SEQl FNCE or THE DlATH Os
~ on. lao chic Mr s'rntc, Abraham Lincoln %, nv
~ itsi Animal ligll Of the e.Cea Mutual R,,l.f 4.
1.ni lcHr' oI a. s1'ic5, %hch Go be- mold oa %
n gan 'ue Will lc postponed 10 Monday evening ".
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~ requested to appear q amaze r.Ccfiul ~ he
t-Hle a. : o'clock th. MontR- cvc' ~, 81 "oi and
293 Bowerv, for making arrangements 70 ioin IN
tie iuuern pTocergiOn Of our lauent,d President.
JAMES kFAKNEI, Pres. ca W. MARX, sec. 1862
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srECsAL NOTICES..


! Neglected cough, cold or sore Throat,
. l.1 Mieht De- checked hr simple remedy, Ike
BorA. B.ou,h..! IrOchos," u allowed to procrcsa
1Hy terminate .,rous.y. Tor Bronchitis Asthma
cIta.sA alI Con.uupi,o Courhs, the IrOghes" are
r..' With advantage, giving oiteutiucs nnmodiEto
rirf 10
At ~ the flc-i:-r WIN Certainly De-
Troy H-'hs nov IS Che time. Asb Tor Bovte7'
Ho.h nss'roin d.. sct for p-c'e-vinr Cloths fur'
Cupc.r, Robos. R'sn.s's and 40 Wooen Good~ iror
Aoths and all Distinctive Insects. Tor Sale ~ all
Drirgiss. $40
! stop that scratching and use Wheaton,
i'oh Ointment. Il cres Itch and Salt khoum in
oty-ol hl hours and all cnptons Of the skin. Sold
nf uI Uluyrist- slt
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4 MAEAsTHUS LODGE No. 1852, y.
o, n. D.. he tro,her- n The Above lot 2,
and q the O-er rene -a.it he e'r invited n .s
.uW''" b. 70. reg Io y lie L.. oms, : Nv.
g.. on tn. Ola April 20. AZ A.H., to attend ne
rine @ c'tcro iol Ct o late L sideLt- Abfen u
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K. Y. u. -Kndunr,. Kcndy Mcnef will

q L. x. u. -Rndvny's hendy hcnei WEI
iue'ouiy stop tho mHt CKcruclatiug rans and sehta
NuIi, scHd cue wounds, iutire,, &c, thereby rem
DOING u Important that every 'hmily should Keep "
a'irF ~ 10 m the houae. Armed viii thla ron 1t 4
HuH 'hHd isR.tavau o'o-',i arsiust rudden attarka
H. tHtI. II WrnIiv 'cllcv, rom pam thuse sd-
Foe lu. leoi1 rNour4tFu, uvIt.l-i cIanT~. fGi'tn
dttrfuuL cholera &c.. sud RttCsts Al 0lHegsc. BAD
WAY u Co, 81 MA|Dcn anc Sold hF truffi-is ~ 4
Py'e's q. IL. Socp-Thc Poor Peopi''s
Tend. Cheap aud gOol. sold by groccfs even
ahcrC. -
Z. Wheeler &. " ilsou's Highest Premium
. 'tcL--titch Stsinr Machines, and Buttonhole Va
ch.Ic. go B'oadsHy, Seg York. aaI
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Z p. A.-THE MEMBERS OF JOHN
II. Knox Lodge No. 70 will assemL.1 at thei. roJnS
coiur- OF ~ h NJ and Stn on lue-dHy ebih inst a.
O'Clock A. N. in citErns' dress Win Grape on len
arm Tor tie purpose OF attending the funeral ouse-
4quIes OF our Martyr President, 40 ahaln Lincoln.
Il JOHN II. WEIsSER, W. n. THOMAS VANCE,
Az !. Nv
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----ELYMLN rLUMNERS pRNTLNTIlE

" r','. An inv l,Ati1u is extended 10 AL Iium-
...f .. nov nrs and vicinity ~ psrIcps'c vItl
.- s.,,l .u ,o luuer. .t juice to t.,s ,c, on
..U itINNy's Wta nee. 40 ~ Bower. a. 1
,.,.,rs. tt gee oi u."uIuiuc will lv IA teaoiu, u
" HALLS LiAhNa, fles, mo. flKEUOCk,
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NOTICE-THE BR0'

lllANNlC NOIlCE-THE BROTHERS ,
VA darcy Lodge ~, I. & a. ". arc hereby ann
= oI 90 hcgt at their Rooms MtsOuic Ienp!r Ol.
lr.ai1' fui Crosby s-, on lu,s4ay, Apri -h,n "a B
or"'k. a. NJ tor tie purTsse u ptrtiD latiug 100 ID
a urt.el chse4uies on our lHnentcd prtridcnt. AIf
Sam Lingo 1; 10 a.so dcslled that al b.ot ~ 81
Z trtr- IU darA clUhius and hite Stoves Iy ODD.
ysOL'NuN lNII, VI. NJ RDLNskI, Sec. 2,f
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"A O. II. - BROOKLYN, l.. |. 49, THB
n. othcer and menucrs Of the Gleve order are e.
qrested 10 assemble ~ tIll feEua. Nth fad.e Of
mourning ~ left SIN. ~ heir Hoa iquarfer. 8
Butler stree AZ Orlo'k A. n. on TUESDAY, A?-il
10Th ~ pa cipate ir tho ofa uos Of our ls'e Hs-
NRtpDN. ~ 80
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DIVISION No. 3, SONS O.
,ilN Iew poranc"--rbo members of,hs Division Az
,-cGro ed T. meet on tue 90, inor1il, AZ V o-lo.
ga Botanic zen 4. East froadN av d floor 10 tii.
rFi'h the Grand Division In paving n q isst tril,,,
.. rsu'rt 90 The H'e frrsidr nj Of th,se intel 81 o.
Ever MONT gr is eyI- ed 20 te p csCni ne Ci,s p,
j uon-'itcujlnco will be- strictly enforced Not.b,l
(. o. tl' o.ICr AZ requested 10 uee' with ne.
u --l hlOhAl.D Al ..IF ~, " b
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SIIlP JOINcRs 80 THE MANHATTAN
- Branch \. Y. ship Ioinr-s mon r1coi tie even
no - N" o'rlk, - fhciI roctps 'f foIf'l :, nsf -
r0nreinenis ave n 10 made rrftcnf'r IN u chsr-
ute " no late thl.t Mai'' .Ht ~ fa station. II 10
'"st ~ the everv mentor i'll r. pre'r"t 70 or '
TuE WuEKIEGMEN'S TNION WILL hold
L aFrcria meeting 81 gQS Boz cr-. this M1ndav
cvc'i n~, et o'-lcgk. hll n"eutru-o II r, "rsie
~ tho Uis"1u'es Of the lsfneri"l rfcs'srs 10 &C..
ur the ATTENTION of the nee ing. NN. HARDIN D.,
= .rv .tbItN n FON Pee. Sec II.
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THE woRKGNGMTN'S UNION Will

' mr. hbhkINbMINN lNl)N W HI
3 = meet Mt 2JS Eoworv. on Tuesday morning, Ap u
zb'n, NJ 10 O'Clock. u dc'orat On from each o-reu
llaton IN the citv aud vicinity IL particularly n
gluescd 10 BE- prompt 10 attendance a. a r tut on
" halge- md other lr.Iue-- nut Doe attended Co.,
nrevou- % forming into tho line OF procession. ~
. order Of Con intice, J, McCARTN. ". ll'kfr.
~ w. HARDING, Proc. JOHN HENRY Toy. sec
? tAI
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JQ!E MLNBERS OF CHELSEA DIVISION.
l. SO L., 5. a. +. SIRE requested On o. Get biz Cui
I'M, ct tlCir room, cor Hudson apd christ rs.
80 90 Oh. 20 make LIau .cu.cuts 20 pu'i. H.,' ~
the funeral lEy es.iou Of our ia Plu.l,tui Al N -
iu'2. ~. or, TUESDAY. - order OF Il. i\i y
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- ..Dl tyturE ,..s.43 90 ,.nu tp,,.a. u,tt-
DO D.. ua ths hon.. tyt.Irf orc Z, 90 ,E, ia Mill
t'l. u, ~. hoWcsy Tor ttc purro'r VI maxim, thc
re- -.'. ..Iu' 'htNs Tor tG' u.r ont At the tune u
'hf..a' AvNI. o. hNitd tye-r mVHbrr viii
7t '.I. Nv. u Lien, f.es. ". IL. GOULD, Sec
., ~
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NTORTH - No. 2lO, f. < A. M,-IHh
W ucplter D.. th.s lodse aIc hereby no "e Y
mot 10 the Lodge Room On Hlesouy mornlut AZ Z.
.olh A. 10 O'Clock AM 10 take part IN The g'eio 4
which WI. homo tue remains Of or a.yrs iS,ut 90,
Pee dent Lincoln. by OIuer A. h. bhl NM, D.,
NIB MamLyn are Tequssisd 70 Rggear H. dArhs
aLo>i.-a 40
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FEHE MEMBERS OF JACKSON lodge No1
J. r. =. J.. no reInc-'si 10 meet % Jhois i0irt
NOM corner 30 o.. Aud ~tl ave IUCsd1v, Aprlb
'itN NJ oclocs a. W., % turn cut AZ Tho tune n ~
oui late ameia3 fros' M. Men he's are fcyl c.et
10 Ie pluc'La, IN attendance. b O. der ~ "A VIZ
llR'tN W. ", HENRY :. CARMICHAEL Eecb
Seer tuN. ll1 +.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


snrrryy NOTIFIES
o., ,r,,y,vv rn.
y. ii. - bIVphLiNi l. l. - luh
qcested to asscmbic IN fun teslis; ih tad.e q
WS,lsl .,,ee ., 'o.iot ~ on f,fssiay. ts-H
goth ~ pa tcpate M tho Oh iuios Of our lse Irs-
BRtoDY. a. a.
\ MAEAsTHUs LODGE No. 1852, / y.
4 Of y. r..ne troher u The a'oye 10 ?,
and o. the Oer rene ALL, O. he etr invited IN :.
.. ca fi,. II, XII, 'a AZ "a A. ' 10 tend N.
irne.F c'Iero ios e q late L .d.It' Ah'sn "a
- -, = 80. 800 -,
\ J.. A. NbtkS Or BUNKER BILL
l. l'.s'. so. - . Q NOT fcI 20 Hffcr1 . s-", Al
Or o. ng . eli; Uons B.oilvu., tbs oudV
rnIue tie funeral e. or ist, md iuu b lane %
f..sd ~. -laain 70. ~ 10 of TAO" -
- ~ r,iT 'nrricrrc ,vI,- ur,f
4 - IL ~ N' l'iFN ND ht
300. a,-,r-. rs u,..er -. T,c.ss.. AZ
.f' D.. t'r,,t 4 W.. In ful ala and t.ol 90 -
"s'tnd the rcll %. equir. of orr h.e hrtG'.! n
re cut j. tNiiNN LiNC1iN. ~ orc' =.
gt-.ltI- ..a'rs, -ec'trr-. X.
Nffpt,,>. so. q, an ,..,,,..,..,+
= \ ~. I,'l - ~, ~ ~ ~
io,., "a p ,esda, iiofnns n,5t no ssth III.
."H. ''f '.e ruIrs q nf participation .1 81, u..
~ - nee o., cur l.rDa.t t..t M..I4.r- o..
p
I'-' q q 20" rlorns - order Of T. ni "
.'Fi- W.. Ietr-. 4lE
{ ADl - or TLNPERANCE-rHE " VIZ
. -. o., iaieTr' Sc ton, 40. arc ho.s'. r.i!,
D ga D." Hle'i ~ tN'r room, co.. Grand and !. 90
...,. l..'Ht , n'fn'1 hrrI i'tn' ~ A. W ~
.. oi or l''e iIueu'td Pr,ridaut ,nrntru d. .r'l
,.'.rS ~ 49, or-,f o.: Committee, CuAs. T.
~. ,','' .'''' ---- li'
tNplki LODGE No . 4 u -Tftt
, - r,uhsrp Of IIrpire I...-o' n, A - 80
3 H,.,l uotto,i 10 M ec, Al tL.ir Il ~ ,o, Ii,
f. V1urr. Al III " on T1..i,- u--t -
q l.o funeral rr,cr' s.an of ,y1
. NlNAu,N lS'9l =, BY order o. Ron. SMELL
80 w 30 81 -. N'NtN' h.-.P i'ri l''
. i'AiHtR MATHEW r A f. SbCIEIU.S
- u Nv iork and BroosIvn. A t.I.,stio, o. ~
..f. tc ,I..'. ..r.,ti MI 80, ' - -, " Htt''i'
fe.srf fo...t, I'D "a o,t,, go, ia -,
. i.r. 1S.- .f.n,.t 49, = "a ~ ',rt '..
ttrt. T. op,. f,- ar, ri',i o, d, az fS d, Nv W
y Ai- nn Lincoln, Iie PIE dent of the al, ~
rttg.f,s u ~" "a tHt' ~ a., ~ it lGe- ,"ih
NH nm sc.-o,i., - '"i's''' siNH AL w.,
i'
'lNNlAN RHDOD-WOLTT fDS n
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osIas Book 70 The OF Region,

The American News Company has pub
li.Lcd a cuile book % the Oh re-iols in
the forn ola pamphlet Of - pages. written
BY J II. 4. Bone. Jhe author display, a
thorough familiarity With al the Oh dis
tricts. and las Produced a wosk invaluable
% al sho intend 60 visit then. and iutsr-
es,ias 90 maay others. Tie foilo~ius "a.
tracts BOD give good idea of the cortents
TIE existence ~ oii in thc valley oi OI
Greek. GA Ncnauso Couaty. Pcunsyiyanil.
was knosn for very macy years. The IN
dians. from time immcmorial. resortcI 90
iLc valley a; stated seasons % gather tie
90 for medical parPosos; ard the work q
procuring t was prcaccI anil coacl1dei
ulth dances and other ceremonies. The
oii bubhiei uQ in mil stream in many pia-
GO. anl was obtained ly ibr3win- b an
kei on tbo water. AMI. after it became sat-
GRATED. sI1eez.ag the oil into the vessels
prepared io receive it. Tie early settlers
- used BE- 81 q nicdir.a, in cases of rheu-
mat.sm. and it aas frequently .oil ia drug
c.sts' shops ior ttr same purpose. anlrr iie
nanr 90 '' Ssneca OIL A. artic'e in the
" Ma..asta.-u. Mhgsyiae- f,r Jaly i-.f.
ie.1f.-. itc ol .prinr, in uhit ui. even
fh-n kaorn al OIL Crc,t. aaI .lf. tfat Gle
American froeq.. in l.rir mar.iir- rat
90, il',el 4t Gle spriae. collected OBJ. o.l.
a1i tafbei .b..- joints with it ibis gave
r.cm r-,at fe.ief. anI frccl them iunc-
ia'.g frar tic rheuuaf.- comr'a.rfs vifh
vii.h marr af them v.r. sG.lel The
troop. al.o draai freely ofiio waters. uLi,h
operated al a gentle purge.
Aholt twelve years 80 some attention.
VA. directed ia l.7.r..f ptrts of thc world
fo tie satieei a. pciroiesm. or rock ol.
a1i search vrs ntlc for t in various di-
rccnons. Amng other places OI Crc <
became the 81 'Ie,i of attention. and c5m-
pany aas formed fo procure oii fran fhr oI
spra-. fte existence of uhi,i LsI become
knova to large nlrIer Of rersous.
Nofh.ng uas ionc. however. eatl u ISIS.
Col Drake. - New Hnvrn. Connecticu'.
sis'fel ihe valley. and SEQ atout sinking q
sell On Watson's Flsts. about a miis anl q
hs1 belov 1itusyilie. The first vcl rss
unsuceessfui. snd another vas sunk his
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VOLUME 32, NO. 22.

fErRoLEvN MILLIoSAIRE- A Some
What rustic heir Of one OF the fortuaates %
the oil regioa. whose income 20 several
thousand a day. concluded TO see the won
ders Of the east. So. ps.ting a few
neeessaries into a common travelling bag
be set out for PhhadelphIa stopping a,
the Girard and asking for a good room, the
landlord said
N0a can have a room; bot -s shall
be obliged to demand pay in advance
Wehsir. think eAa not oaly pay Tor
ny ROOM replied Pesroleum. =. bot buy
cut your entire hotel. What's yogr prlce?-
50 saying. he posted Of elsewhere.
Afer driving and laxsriating TO his
hearts content in Philadelphia. and making
a present Of a Ene span Of horse. TO |. h.e-
~ man who had treated hia vel, he pro
eeoded TO New York.
One Of las frat calls there vas on Bal &
Black.
" Have you any diamond rIngs27
Yes. said the clerk. and showed hin
one ft~o hundred dollars' value.
. Pretty sid Pstroleam; 4" hAvnt you
any aner?-
Yes-here's one. at Eve hundred dol \.
lars."
q" That's better-that shines; but is this
the highest priced one you haye7-
The clerk looked amazed and suspie-
ioas. but brOught another At two thousand
dollars.
" Oa.7 sAid Peuoleom. 4" that's brilliant
that suits better. Ike that. But ainf
there nothing more stylish yct2r
The clerk. dumbfounded. displayed the
siN thousand diamond ring. the most valua-
bic in the store and has customer. exhibit
Ing great wonder and Joy IN surveying it
asked
" Nov. kAn't yoa nothing higher. bet
ter?r
" Me- said the clerk .. that's the best
IN the country never dreaming the fellow
eould buy Il
4" Well.- said Petroleum. '.I'l take that
and f0rkcd over the six thousand dol liars.
Atlantic Monthly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

SSGULsR DErosIr OF CRYSTALS. The
editor Of the MonOagahelA RepubEcan has
been shown a singular and beautiful crvs-
taliine formation IN a common water pitch
e.. lie says - After the rain storm on
Friday evening. the lady who used the
pitcher on her toilet staod had IL filed a.
usual from the cistern. The water held in
solution some coal SCOT. but no more than
usual. after a rain. IN our coal burning
districts. and The pitcher foil was set aside
until morning light showed the coal crys-
tAls Precipitated upon the sides and bottom
of the pitcher. forming flowers. trees, and
bushes. with every delicate leaf. petal. and
branch, peneilled in the most charming
manner We have seen many experiments
IN capitalization. and have been delighted
With them. but tins specimen formed into
beautiful. most beautiful fowers. sur
passing the finest engraving. has been By
all ~isO have seen it "a terms Of surprise
and delight.
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PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, APRIL II. 1865.

bad % beg tb-ir pardon sna then gave
them an invitation 90 spend az least one
evening each week with me-. and try A. sach
tiuses 20 e.; their share ofthe fruit. While
we stood there laughing and taking. Martha
stalked out q the parlor where she had
been sweeping. Evidently he had heard
our cOnversation- Words would fail 20
convey the manner in which she eiaculat-
cd
Wal. I'm beat.-fairly beati told
Miss Rachel that she'd repent hvin' by the
school-bouse. and tbought knew that the
scholars would spiie the garden and steal all
the apples and pears aad instead q tLat.
shes saved money on Il. snd hal oceans of
fun ~orkin' With We. I'll give in I'm
beat
F IsSoisntarily clapPed my hands. where
upon Leon barked. and the bogs Joined IN
'' thrcc times three. during ~bich oonfu.
son Martha slipped cot Of the ~ay and hang
up her broom. Aud I am happy TO say that
thcn and there she lost her ftiH sallenuess
and suspicion.
. What merry times ws al lad after that I.
The boys and girls. too. made partie. 20
surprise Us; and We played. laughed and
sung 50 oheeTily. that they al voted the
resiiencc % the two oil mails~ the live
hest place IN town 20 visit Tine passed
on All too swiftly. and the BOYS (my fosr)
ceased o. he summer scholars but they did
not forget ~. and often gaily claimed their
share of The scholars picking.~ Ala. thev
are aot evcn winter scholar. anv more ,
Thcy are n a new school. Bot the fruit Is
theirs. Dear boys. they are to have the
whole now.-i they live.
F. Last summer they were al four about
righicen- "A old regiment from our eoun-
~ called for recruits. and thy went. I
can oaly H,easure the love I feel for them
by th@ darkness bora Of their absenos.
heed not the brightness Of the sumner only
as t sPccds the growth OF the fruit. whieh IS
sacred % my bows You uould smile
% sec Martha. She has not been kaoun
sincc they went away % sit down without
an Immense blSe knitting work. More
than our boys are supplied from her
ample store. She las also taken charge Of
the stra~bcrries. for thcy all belong 90
tbs boys now.-and tbey shall not While az
the % seat Of var forget the '' oid maids. 20
d We can help a. 50 Nc work on.-MAr-
TIA. aud I.-And many .ick soldier las
blessed our names. not knowing how Ne
love al The boys Lecause Of 4" ours
AID aow you wilrhAve ny story. Can
you dear reader. tell ue who sas conquer
ed2 Was Il We or the boysg Or might each
elaim a yict0ryf Only this Ne kuou; our
PrcJgdiocs and our sel6shness were long
since subdaed and because 49, have learn
ed syupathy viii the Young. our hearts arr
alive now. 50 that we NAV unbissLingly join
tie losd acclaim. when ere long our eo1n-
Try shall conquer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

CURE FOR NEUHAL0Ia. some tine
since se published at the request q
friend. recipe to cure neuralgia. Hail. n
drachfn of sal ammonia. in an ounce Of
camphor water. 90 be taken a teaspoonfu.
az dose. and the dose repeated several
times. az intervals Of Eve ninutes. II the
pam Be not relieved st once. Half dozen
different persons have once tired the
recipe. and On every case an immediate
curc. was efcciel. In one. The sufferer. a
lady. had been affected for more thas a
week. and her physician vas unable 70
alleviate her sufcrings. vbea . solution
oi sal ammonia IN oamPb0r ~Ator relieved
her ia a fcw inmates
Alta Californian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14

a hster OF the weed tbss suns up its
quaiiiies. ubioh nay not be considered vir-
taes in this hght.
'' fal.a 90 81 an fslrsu wesd.
Tee fte .IefI s.aef fhe eel.
A. .rants r...1r f..rtefs. srris rour rtYth~s.
A. nskes e chrane5 III four narr."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
IAlta Californian.

Doctor. J vsn; you % r-escribe for
ne The doctor feels her pulse. There
is nothing the matter. madam yoa only
need re-t. % No~. doctor. iust look 81 ruy
tongue iost look a. it look az itf nov ssy
uhat does that need s0 Il think that
needs rest. too" Ex't msdara IN a state Of
great exciiernrnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-04-14
OLD SERIES,

Was a success b drin struck an oil cav
ity a. depth % seveuiy-one feet. and on
the tools being withara~n. The oil rose 20
within eve inches Of The surface. IL uas
PumPed Of. and yielded Al 6r.; four han
dred. and afterwards thousand gallons oiI
Per dav.
A. may be imagined. the excitement IN
the valley Vas very great. Every one that
held land IN the vicinity Of this Drake veil
made preparations for sinking wells on b..
osn account. or leased % Others right 70
sank wells. reserving 20 himself = royalty Of
from One-eighih 20 one quarter the oH.
Derrioks were hastily put up. and spring
poles" fixed. all Of -use early wells benz
suak by hand Some OF the wells we're suc-
oessial. bat By far the larger portion ob-
tanned no oh Al AL. or IN such small qusn-
titles a. 20 De unremnnerafive. The de-
mad was small. thc use 90 which tie ol
Was pat being as yet very limited. Stiil.
several Of the sdventurors we're making fair
wages. when the discovery of lowing wells
rcvolutionized matters Pumping oil az
the rate Of Eve % twenty barrels dav was
a discouraEIng process when. AZ another
well. the oii was running spontaneously ss
many hunireds a. the others were pumping
single barrels. The glut Of the market.
caused BY tbe hoving we'll. and the eonsc-
quent dsPression in prices. rendered the
o0niiaganee in operation Of the pa mping
wells losing speculation and nearly all q
them nNrmw4r.~.rN A.
despair. in mAny Instances leaving their
machinery behind them. aud not stopping
% surrender their leases S0mo Of the
abandoned wells have SINCE been successful-
~ worked. aud more would be. bst from tie
InPosss5iiity of getting a. the holders %
tie old leases. and the fear 10 commence
operations lest. a. an unscAsonAblc moment.
the iessees shoald return
The Grst howing vel ever struck Vas
on the McEihinney or Funk farm Funk
was a poor man when the vel was sunk
IL was struck June. ls62. and commence q
aosing. 60 the astOnisLment Of all The on
bOrers in the neigkbOrhoOd. a. the rate Of
Two hunlEel anl 6fty Jarr,ls day. Such
N~l'l'tg "a NANAfN -lA,NA - AAslAa-
aiioas. but II Was confidently pred dicted that
the supply wou ~ soon cyase. IL was an
" OI Creek hum bug And those who lad
no direct iutercst in the well looked dav
after day b. see the stream stop. Bot. ike
the old woman ~ho "a; down by the river
side TO let the water run Itself out that she
misht cross dyshod. they waited in vain
The oil oontinued flowing With but Ettls
variation for fiteen months. AMI then stop
ped. but not before Funk became a very
rich man
Bet. long before the Fuak had given out.
the wonder IN regard 10 u was overshadow-
ed b. ne~ sensation. Do~n on the Tarr
Farm the Philiips Wen burst forth with
stream of two thousand barrels daily. Not
O. be- outdone BY the territory do~n the
Creek. the McEihinney tract &c saw the
Tarr Farm. and '' went in thousand bet
ter fhe Empire Wen. close 70 the Fsnk
Suddenly burst forth with rs three thou
sand barrels daily. 6gurc Subsequent how-
ins wells vainiy endcavored 10 equal.