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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29

AN ex-army sutler who resides in Indianap.
oils made $200, 600 in fourteen months. which
he invested in United States bonds, thus es-
Gaping taxation. Good loyal man. He's aw.
fully severe on "Copperheads you may be
sure.-Erchange.
It would not be difficult to name many
of the same class as this sutler in almost
every city, who have enrich them
selves by plundering the govern
ment and cheating the soldiers. They are
now the pinks of loyalty, and are terribly
bitter on "Copperheads."
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
A Grand Project.

The merchants of Chicago gave the dis
tinguished English capitalists grand
banquet last Saturday. The speeches
sbounded in "mutual admiration " of each
other and of their respective nations. Mr..
AcHRNRY, one of the party, an American
born, but long resident of England, and
an adviser of the capitalists, made a
speech, during which the following mag
nifcent project was disclosed:
My friend, tonight, in alluding to the exten.
sion of railways, confined himself to the hope
that sooner or later we might take him to
New York without change of cars. would
tell that gentleman that we are prepared to
do more than that. Cheers We are pre-
pared and determined to carry double track,
broad guage, railway from New York to
Saint Louis and Chicago. [Continued cheer
ing.l And we are determined TO introduce
some other Improvements in this connec-
ton. We hope to be able within limited
time to send out four express trains from each
OF these cities to the east. / believe it is a
great mistake that only two are now sent. We
are prepared also to promise at no distant day
to carry produce from Chicago to New York,
under forfeiture, within five days, Lcheers and
we are prepared TO promise to DO that at q
much lower rate of freight than is now charg-
ed. LContinued cheering. And / think we
can do it throughout the year at large profit
to ourselves-without which We would not un.
dertake it Laughter lat so much of reduc.
ton from the present rates as believe will
amount on this years grain of Illinois to $780,
5000. These are words, not deeds, but the
distinguished engineer.in-chief, and the eapi-
talists associated with him were satisfied with
the ESQ, ,000,00 he had distributed in the last
four years, and this he regarded as sufficient
foundation for saying that the above projects
would be accomplished. Cheers -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
MEXICAN NEWS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-The steamer Repub.
Lie from New Orleans 18th and the,Bar 14ti1 has
arrived. The Times city of Mexico correspon-
dent says, there is no change in the political
aspect of things, but one thing is Certain
the most jealous advocates of Maximillian are
most discouraged. This has been occasioned
by the tremendous increase of liberal forces in
every direction. The Organization of confed-
erates IN the Imperial armies. They have
5000 men and expect to raise the number to
10000. Gurynnee is at the head of this move
unonf +
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
The Gubernatoriai Canvass.

Hon HENRY NJ. RICE has placed in our
bands for publication, the following letter
addressed by him to Gen. MARSHALL,
that his friends may be advised of the
reasons which led to the abrogation OF q
mutual arrangement for canRasing the
State with his opponent:
ST. PAUL, Sept. %, 1855.
General Wslliou R. NcrskaE:
DEAR S1R-After mutual arrangement had
been made for canuaseing the State together,
/ cannot but express my surprise and regret at
the position taken in your letter of day be.
fore yesterday. You will Tecollect that you
suggested we should, this week, visit the peo.
pie of the st. Croix Valley, which suggestion
met my approval. / had accordingly notified
some of my friends Of my contemplated ab-
sence.
On the caorning of Tuesday last. you called
upon me, and expressed your desire to be here
on the arrival of the Fifth Regiment. Ireaaily
acquiesced in postponing our trip another
week Ito suit your convenience, and so nott
fed myLcoTespondent In our last conver.
sation u proposed that it would be more cob
genial with my feelings and perhaps more re-
spectful to the voters of the State, if we
plainly defined our positions upon the ques-
tions involved, and that We submit our views
to their intelligence-we, in the mean 0me,
remaining at home. To this you replied
that YOU would consult your friends. In your
letter you say you "seel under obligations TO
nv friends in the southern counties-from
whom received my chief support in the
late animated contest for the nomination-to
comply with their wishes as fully as practic-
able" &C., and that you are 'quite sure it will
not be convenient to me to conform to such a
programme as your friends will lay down for
YOU"
e How you could come to such conclusion, l
cannot conceive, after I had written you on
the 18th instant, that "tae making Of appoint
ments and all other details, leaue entirely IN
your hands" and cesbally informed you. that in
all matters pertaining to our going together,
to suit your own convenience.
Now, to the proposition contained in your
letter before alluded to, you write: II would
therefore propose in view of what you said to
me yesterday, that we cause it to be announced,
that "for mutual convenience, we find it best to
torego canvass of the State in company"
cannot understand why you use the words "M
cieU Of 'raat goa said to me yesterday."
made no allusion to our foregoing canvass o.
the State in company. only suggested thai
we both should remain at home and leave ths
issue to the voters of the State-but if this die
rot meet the approval of your friends to whom
you proposed to refer the proposition-w,
were to leave here on Monday next in com
pany for the purpose of commencing the cam
paign.
.>Of course after the proposition on your par
to abandon the engagement, l cannot insis
upon its fulfillment.D You are therefore e.
leased from any and all real or implied oblig
tons heretofore existing between Us.
Your friend truly,
HENRY NJ. RICE.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
The War Debt.

The Chairman of the House Committee
of Ways and Means, the Hon. THADDEus
STEVENS, the Black Republican leader in
the last Congress, said in bis speech at
Lancaster on the 9Th:
Our war debt is estimated at from three to
four billions of dollars. In my judgment,
when all is funded and the pensions capital
lied. il will reach more than four billions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29

On Friday writ of habeas corpus was is
sued in the cases of Samuel Burch and his two
sons, confined in the old Capitol prison. On
Saturday the document was returned with an
Endorsement by the President that the writ of
habeas corpus was suspended in these cases.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
TROTTlNG RACE.

New YORK, Sept 22.-The great trotting
match yesterday on the Fashion course be:
tween Dexter, George Wilkes and General
Butler, for q, 600, resulted in favor OF Dexter
in three straight heats George Wilkes was
Withdrawn after the secord beat. Time 2:25N,
2:2s and 2:25. .,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29

revus:-DAILY PyONRER-By mail, SLIGO
.e- snnum, or ST 90 PEI month. Invariably n ed-
'crMi rMi.WrEKLY PIONEER 81 per annam; 90. So
Tor sx months; s1.7o foe three mouths; 80 cents
WKEIY PiONEKR-One COP, one ysas, 92so;
six months, S1.25; clabe Of nut ooptee, one Xsee,
OF twenty copies, one yeer, $loOo; md to the la9
clrb, one copy extra 10 the petson 0rderingH. A.
desc PIONEER PRINTING COMPANY.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
Saint Pe1l, Friday, Sept. -, lses.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
STATE TICKET.
FOR GovERNoR.
Hon. HENRK n. RICE,
OF Ramsey County.
FOR LIEufBsaAsr GOVERNOR.
Capt. CAARLB6 w. NASHs.
OF Dakota County, ..
FOB SECRETARY OF STATE.
Major JOHN r.. JONES,
col sndOf Fillmore County.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
FRANCIS ". HEYDERSTAEDT,
- % sos of Scott County. i..'
gsa'N FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
iGcg WILLIAM LOCHREN.
aa IacflaOf Hennepm County.
-9..af COUNTY TICKET.
Gotses Tseasuver-ROBERT A. SMITH
Clerk a Dssxiet ietCosst-ALBERT ARMSTRONG;
SAsG-D, A. ROBERTSON. l.r....
Ragistsr of Dssds-JAO0B MANNER. .
DbtsSet Aaoraes-S. n. FLINT.
Cortner-OsCAR F. FORD. -ss
cos,nts Comm:sstoney-DE. JOHN STEELE
G.; LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
b.; 70, FIRST DISTRICT.
Sena,or-WILLIAM P. MURRAY
Rereeersaare-PARKER PAINE
E i. 90 -. d. MATHEWS.
90. TwF7sTY-FIRsT DISTRICT.
!Senney-GEORGE l. OTIS.
Representatice TROTT.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1865-09-29
BATTING.

NUMBER OF TALLIEs MADE In EACH INNING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

fEoN rHE SoUrH WEsr. The cap,ars.l
corresponiencc between The rebel General
Siiughter ard the Impcrialisi Gen. MeTa.
sboss that tie trade 10 cotton b. The rebel
general vas recognized b. MarimiIan. and
about 100000 worth a. carlisI into
Msxic0 through tbs connisanco ofL.sss-
thoriues. after he Surrender of k,rhy
Smith. noGcial inqsiry proves tLis. or
governments AL 10 losbi demand its rss.
toraton.
Ihc Heralls Bro-uss DE correspo.lenc,
gi'cs ihe particulars Of thc fring 90 to Of
Gen. MsJ'a's ofhcer, ~ che soldiers a. Gen.
Brosns command H-ar Brouns,l,. 0.
apPears that prcsious to the fri.r. che Iui.
Pcria.isis uero chaleugeI. bst dcizneI ~.
reP.g. s9ne french o.E-sr a. Maiamora.
-rote an iasaiiinz icffsr ia refercncs o. u,
natter 10 Gen. Brosn. Mo took no notie,
~ b. Whereupan o. F-enchmrn ieli Lu
d.znify -oandel All determined n adssr
t.se BE- iuPo-tanoe in some vay. psa.isls.
siily comm1uicsti5a in one OF tie Ma.
uoras journals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

GrrTrsnrnc MoNUNENr TIE cerc-
monies q laying the corner stone Of tbe
ulongment 90 be erected in The Nauanal
Cemeiery A. Getiysbsrg. 70 The memory Of
those ~ho fell on hat memorable feld q
battle. took place Gu the Fourth. Gov
tony "a unable 20 De present Maine
"a represented by Gen. Iiodgdon. The
memorials from thc STATE. deposited IN he
receptacle prepared in the store. ar che
state fas. record 90 parchment Of Name
organiEatiors, together 18th LET % those
~ho participated IN the baiile. ciyil govern
Heni o. tLe STATE and Adjaiant Generars
report Tor laos. resolves passed ~ ihs Leg
islaiure last viater al winter before IN ~
lation % ihe Naiional Cemetery Al Gettys-
burg. together Nth several other articles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
MAINE ITEMS.

A brig loaded nth hay lea Portland lat
-Oek for wsshington. The hay vas pur-
chased forsio pr ton.
Brig. Gen. Seth Williams % this State.
has been Appointed abrvsei MAJOR General.
he PejeP.oot Bask 81 Brurs-ick ba.
been autherirel a. National Bank. nth
a capital Of $1,000
Geo. ? Robin.on. the brave soldier
-h0 s.ved tbe life Of s~crv,ary Se-ari.
has bee given a cisrkship -orth a. 200 a
year.
The house o. NJ. II L. Tobie % Ne-
Glouees'sr. -as struck By hghining in the
shower Of SUNDAY. setting &c on Ere an
SCATTERING Il in most irigbiful manner.
. There :. tan Of forming an aoooci.,ioa
for 'le purchase an preservation ofthe cd
resijenos Of 10 late Gen. KnoS. a. rbomas.
ton.
T IL Co. E'nrr-on - Auhu-n AMI % he
Maine Sett. . 81 bono on brief furlourh
lie vii rr'urn 20 his regiment IN ie-
dsys. lJoarnaL
The work on the Ncv Congregational
Church IN AngustA Is advancing rapidly.
Patents have b~sa granted 20 Era
Cal'ier~ood. - Portiand for Improvement
Ia attaching traces % ~hialstre-.. and ,o
Valentine. q Carmel. for Improvement in
pio-s.
There has been larger amount ofiors
co. % market CT the Kennctec waters thi.
season than ;or any rrc,ioa. y-ar for sever
al wears.
The three l~-Sisr corporations in Saco
pas taNes TO ths -anount Of 80. 7O5. The
York MAnGtaessring CO. Aloas pAy. g.
go
The Portland Horse r. X Company las
expanded si6o 90 IN n, or,eraiion.. They
Use Is car, ard - horscs. rarnius 6S0ntic.
PER day. IL Maroh. April. an Nav. i-ss
los. 90 rasscuerr- pas'u,l over The roaI
-arse Saou'hs i-s5. 1850. Rcoeip,, ior
The three nonsh. % SIS. sio.05s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

NErNoNr REsoLvFs The Vermont Re
rualcan Stale Convention. passed resolves
IN memory % the late President. Thank thc
soldiers AMI endorse President johnson
They broaeh tbe question Of negro suarage
a. foliows
Rosoirsi. Tha; looking back 20 The ha-pv
eHprFienc- 81 car oEa safe IN extending
TIE largest liberty 90 native or nafuraiirel
eiiizcns ~ qgief and pcsccabic behayio-.
irrespective az color or nae. and forua-i
% ne Iuestimabis blessing that wiIl How 20
ate save States from a FIRE. inlusirious.
ilicili-eut. riTilous, a. accabl- an patriot
b. popalatlon. ne Do respectfully and ear
nssiiy counsel the people Of those States 90
blot oct iorever from their statutes. al la-s
pertaining 20 III late condiiion q slavcrt.
ard 90 concedc O. at their native ART IA
turailzcd citlzens. By Coustitutional -uaran-
o.. equality q civil and political rights .
ieaFlIg io each o. rellh BE proper social
position ~ che chara. ter D. bears auI ti,e
merit BE- hiriy wins
Ass.frcf. That. on the faii1re a a ~ or.
CanIEet State fo give thc guaranty raniel
ip The precc'i.nE resoi ufions. - insist that
Congress shall use az Its Constitsfisra ii
pourrs. 81 a. 90 secure q Kcpubi,can gov
eminent. both in form and essence 30 the
people a snch State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
Celebration AZ Lewiston.



Editor Of Democrat:
Yesterday ~as a great DAY for Lewiston.
TIE weather ~as delghtful. AM everybody
seemed hound % cnioy both the day All
eeiebra'ioa. The Procession -ss formed
near the Common. and marvhed through
scscal streets. Ia the rroccssion ~crc
three bAnds Of music. two Ere companies.
Ani The Le~istoa ard Br-ins-ick sabbath
Sohooh. A. tie Speaker stand. Mayor
FRYE presided. Prayer vas offered o.
Rev. NJ. Balkan, the Declaration a
ln.i~rc=1-=-c rs -sz4 - 80. fisr. a
s'udeui 81 Bates College; and fhe orasion
delivered BY Rev. Mr. Boliss % Portland.
A SLIGHT rent IN the BALBOA caused soune
delay IN fiiing q. 80 thu, IL did ct Of until
six O'Clock. Al that time an Assistant o.
Mr. King asocnded. IN bcsutifal ,iyie. !,
as a sight ~orth bsh0ldinc. a. q passed
Up gracefully a. thing Of ar. abe aeronans
waving his hsg. the people cheering. and
tie band rlayisg Nsficoal air. Itpas.sd
southeast. and landcd in wool-ich. nAkinr
ths distance - IS MILES IN - minutes.
The fireworks in The evening attracted
great attention. c-Prciaily the gibbei With
a rsPre-entstioa ofJes. DAVIS susr- sded
IT, contorti0ss q the BODY. AFTER The drcr
icl we're very Amusing Some ~ GO %
$500 people werv present. The great
crowd ~as very orderly and "a uas a credit
70 tie city thai 80 good order prevailed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Wrsr SUHSFH A note % June 2ctb
ssys- d" Yesterday va a good day % tbe
httle chureh 81 Wesi ssnner. Bro. Bar
ro~s. Of ,. Sumncr. vas present 18Th us.
aHd bsPiiEed siK Lspry converts. al Young
persons. Among them "a htiie bov q
eiesen years. vhose srpes-aaec Crr~ tears
IRON n eyes 81 some 80 zee not aoc1s-
TONED O. ~eep Al prescott ~ers deeply
Impressed b. vrnsssirr this s,ered o-ii-
nsnce Eridentiy Gcd - usosisr upos the
hearfs q n'any IN or COMMUNITY. a,Iu
trust thaf iie hss greater blsssir- f,r h,s
dear people IN this p.sce
fL.ons Alvorafe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

-. = Tl-..-----..- ~ -. :
49, OF
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=, -
A''''' -
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- 800 ~
l'''' '.' ~ y ,'A''''' ana " d.
an " D'','sI o. N','i ,pie'rea A.
eo'in'ei i'r ne 90 anl 's'eo X Aver
OF Oofn''h' ana " '.-'a'n " y Ts'n OF Nor-
"a.. ior ihe hriendeni'-
he peh' ~crr >eieci'nen OF hro~n1" -
Tor the foar is''- Aiier returning 'heir
account TO The Governor AM 'o1nc' ior
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

bErTat- A attempt ~as made OF We'd
nesday lat. 20 drive bore from Boston 20
Portland. distance 10 miics. between san
rec an sunset. The bore accomplished
tbe journey % within four miles o. the city.
~hcn De- dropped IN the road. and died al
most Immediately. The At hAs ben most
properly censsrcd BY the Prrss. shrousLolt
the country. % thai the brutal party vho
uade che bet has a. great a -cight Of pa5-
lic eHocraiion % rest under a. be ueli can
hear. Such an at -as E;;lc less TIA; 6end-
ish. \ similar bet vas made sc- years
sinoe. 90 drive a horse fron Rockland 70
Asgus'a. ani back. The borsc died IN The
road shortly after leaving Augu.ta. ca L,s
rttl-n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

AocrrtSr At NoEvsp. o. Wednc.-
day steruoon q last week. the picker IN
ise oarding nil Of n. g. Cole. Esq.. a.
Nor~ay exploded. ioss a. they we're about
90 close work Tor the ahernoon Beyond
demehshing the csiindcr. the fragments
fyiug. struck Nr. Heny Csle. sou q the
proprietor. severely bruisins IA. fare. ard
ioos-ning and knocking ost s0ne % his
ieeta. u ~As a. THE moment stanlirs ore
side tbo machinc. and thus "a. cot Of TIE
range ola large Pisce that passed ~herc b.
usually s,ood. and kBocked big bole 10
The VAL IN The rrar. A younger brother
~as La Let net much injured
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

SrIEfrUsiIsN a. IT l.. Uuicr this title
Wa. Bailey Pouer. NJ. u. 81 Ncw York
has issued iittle PAnpbisi. ~hioh he a.
leEes % oon;ain an exposition % spiritusi-
isu'. a. A. present rraciiccd. lie say, ''ihe
tendencies % spifituaiisu arr 70 Five Love.
Progrcssion. etc . The Free Love ten
deney. Ne savs. I" has been 80 strong. TIA,
he does not kno~ % a single paper tat has
rAid eHPcnses. ihsi has nqf bad shcir assist
ance. anl promalca;ei their do-trines We
arr iaagh' that God ga pcrson thai he -
inPersoa-l, thai Re - oeuniPoscut that
lie . governed ~ natures Laws fhafevcrv
,hiur = God that thc-c d. no God that -
ar Gods IL wants sirtocu. srirltuaii.ts
% combine. 20 form a set % Orlcrly Spar
ituai'sis - opposed 70 the principle aad
practice % Frc~ Love. and totally opposed
% al sexual commerce oasside q marriage
for LIE Frice - cents
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
Maine and View Hampshire cslebrat.
ing.

STOW. JrtY g. i-e5.
The people % STOW an Cha,bam ccle-
brAied the Naiioa's birth day a. Chatham
Centre. In the morning Va tbc display
90 usual ca The Fourth. 81 a company in al
ii'c variety Of costume snifora. or ra-t -
usai 'rra. ususl o. fhess f-ooTs " -1-.,rs
kn0vicdge j. not suGcieni % tel whether
q vas cavalry. artilicry. infantry. Or On IN
beard of branch Of tie military.
AZ Do O'Clock. thc Sabbaih schools AM
eltEens assembled a. The grove and listen
81 O. speeches from The ministers. sur.crin-
tcndeui. teachers aid others. Appropriase
toasis sere givcu. ihe singers discoursel
sveei m-sic and tie exercises we're pro.
nounced good.
The tables we're 80 IN tlo style peculias
90 tie ladies' Of S;ou anl Cbstb.u,. sol
vhieh Is hard 70 excel. Al -c-e invited
% come and eat freely. ard ION ,s.,ce "a.
done 20 ibs cool thing under uhirh che
table groaned. 81 ve lcfi ihe rroaals.
ths oppression Of satisfaction thar fsu srrn
or ears. Dc o. 90 conciaic thsi this "a.
esteemed o. oae q The best q pisnils
q A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

TnE PrsGUE s letter has been rrrrir.
% az thc Custom House. Nev York. a..
drrsssi 20 tbe Stsic Derartm-u-. bv or
Consu. e. Fort Mairon. snnoanrirr t.ss
thc kusslnn pitgue BE- extending uc~ra-l
more rap'iiy ihan is generally surposel.
ani airising thntali carroes arriving from
Eassian or Isrkish ports BE- rigidiy sc-lfi-
nired before laniinr. The disease sid
% bc IRE sane a. that - a, visited London
q century ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

CHrscH FoE~ED. 4 Co1ncil. q -hich
Rev Mr.. Dougla. ~as Moderator. -as
bed n North Waterford recently. Aftcr
consideration. The Couneil proceeded 20 IN
siiiutc = nc- Congregational church a. that
place Some - uc.nher, -erc revived a.
TIE une. All about 81 pcrsoa. ill soou
unite nth the 10. By Proic.sioa. TIE church
has raised $500. -hirh With AID from the
Maine Missionary Society. I'll secu-e 90
then q pastor. The Society -orsh;p in the
hou.- erected fe- years since.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

A returned prisoncr las handed us the
iollo-ing LIT q Mace pri.0usrs uho have
d's'l Ana been buried AZ DansiIio. Va.
} Wvnn. Co. 4. 5is rceimeut. g. W
Allen. ,. sth : PwsIis. 2ia: r LIBBY.
q. 3if; W wAliacc. =. SD; " Marian.
A. "a J n skinner. A. spa jill Sianrv.
g. pa : Lerton. n. 1t u. q. Cavalry.
& Msudin. ,. ais;, c Prcbie. C.. SIS;
Iiam. 4. Sth A Sirost. n. SD. 4
Gould. II. SD; y Allrn. p. SiG. ID
Bran. &. Slst; = Whsihsrd. r. Slsi.
Bangor Whig
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Lrou- Il Cur Advertising columns. ~iIl
lie seen the card % Geo. A WIson. rho
ha' Ia'i commenced the practise q as. Al
Sosib Paris. Mr.. Wilson j. a son o. the
Rev DR.. Wilson. formerly q thi. place Is
recent graduate % waierville College.
ha' pursued fau course q legal uul,os
and was admitted % The bar On Kennebec
County. last year. Those uho A., deter.
mined % 60 % az al tad NJ. wH.on
ready % attead 20 their commands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

orE crtEnEsrfoS 90 rHE ForErm -as
nal oompieis. By tbe addition 20 our fare
o. spiended strasberries ~ Mr. ,. a.
Perry Of West PARE and Of ne- r.otatoe,
and green Peas from the garden 81 NJ
,. \. Young. - 30 sane place. Aeon
PanyinE the latter. "a spi.ndid ooquet u
loEers. many q them as mob IN advsncs
% the ussai season. 80 vere ne ver~tsbI,..
'ndicsiirg skiii. eu'erprise. and good taste
on ths part On the oslt.sator We eaa 4.
sure both gentlemen tbat tbs eihs -ers
higliy app4eoiaiei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

CoNrtNIoN Porrs FOR TmE Prorlr
Number f~o. ofth series coniaiu.. 90 song.
for al seasons. by Aifrcl Tennv.on. iila..
ira'ed ey MAei'ss. Crcs~ieh. Eyiinge. All
others. Il - handsomels printed on tinted
paper. ard makes a. attractive Httle voluase.
Iieknor & Fieii. Bosioa. Publishes Price
80 ccnts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

CHors ~ orToHb CorxrV. Durinr a
recent visit % tbe western part oftie coan-
o.. ve coaid bat notice vheru 80 uent th-
proiihe growth vegetation. AMI Gne CROP.
ihai grace the feds % oar truor. The
Hay crop al be Abuadalt. grain q ail
kinds never hooked better. -hns corn Al
potatoes promise an abundant harvest.
We think there has rot been q season fr
many years. vhich has pro-.ised saeh aisn-
dance in az crops clitisascd Jy our Oxford
Couniy Farmers A. ibe present To AL
human appearance. o. Lanl ofhone,t to1
al this year b. rilh'y re-arieI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

4 ispaich o. the Bosion Jourusi ssys
the ~ooi crop Boz tLs couutry -iI b. sto-i
81 ths deuari for msnufscf1ri.g an it,
P-ospert 81 iavirg 90 import thc article
las sircaiy caused en- advsacc in p-i-e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

We did nos believe in q. cure Ais. - until
&c tined ArEE's inimiiAblc PuIs. All nov
~ ;hink the Whole sccrcs lic. IN the fact,
thst PorEaires are the natural remedy Cor
diseas-. and DR.. Aver hAs made The bvst q
parsaiises- They cure al our complaints
Logan (O) Prsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

CouNEEcIsL CoNvEvuox. A Con
rention vih D. heA q Dstros. Nich
next vcek % oonsiier The matter - Re-
ciprocity treNy he Portland Board q
Trade seni the foiio-ing delegate. r..
q. Hesssy. W. : Dana. = $ Bedlo-.
} II. Periey. Isrsei WasLburn. Jr.. =. n.
Brosn. Joha Lyaeh. 4. +. T-itoheu. 81
y E,ch. a X SLartI.T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Il . stated that John p. Ford bss
bsctei OFT ofhs srresuert 90 seu ti.
tbestre 70 The Yong Msr's Christian
Association snd has rsisiotioany ,rr.ed
70 take A.. 90 more iron sootbsI psrtv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

LEstff's Laws M,csuNr. The Juiv
number . Al had promptly. Il contains
elegant Doodle page ia.h'ou plates. 18th H.
lusiraiions on -ood q al the novelties for
ladies' saH4facr ~car. A. sell a. a variety o..
sHee Heat literary matter. Frank Leslie.
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