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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23
STATE OF MAINE.
Assessors OFFICE.
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rr.-rs.' arrr'F give a...r r.f.rr f1 III I-rs...s
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af fsrffsifr FH'atl..nf. asar.s...rs. Hr rnn.a-r.
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ri fir tsstffaaf As-sssofs aaI fhr tssfs fskra
ar. refarnfi as a..rrss.I. II s.I.anrf'ri fa ~
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c. r.af p..r.sr.
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sg-ci.af -harh ferls.aa u rrtrlrstrt. aai ihs
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HANNlBAL HELCufR.
Assrss1r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

Mrs Lincoln has given senator Suuner
Paia'etto cane. ~hich "a presented %
Mr.. Lincoln soue months sruc~ The bad
q the cane . an eiahor.fely carved piece
ofiVory. representing an eagle shicil.r-
vith her wings = rest containing several
easiets. and 10 ths at q draving Up 18th
her beak the folds q ibc American flag 90
protect her Young from the insidious sp-
proseh s-Teut. The idsa aPily sym-
bolizcd tie Union'. danger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

"a 90 uf acUstf irern uusuufsrfurers. o. Let thi.
D. The PRINCIPAL REASON g. the ExFoRcr-
sssr 81 the HaurSers sd Feaiilsrs Act So siacs
go rlrr1lt-1 asuoDs Save aFEx EaHerlr
iSrHoDrctr tSro NAtSg. the stsEEsHLE
sHopDs -enf ut from Bsagor dss't ssn - uusl -
Brtatlcr- % Matac. sESp - rorN oRDEEs Ga
cNLt sh-n you r1ule 'n Busfon. Haie-s ne Ran
80 Jtter- 90 40 ausa.iu.eaf pss-ed ~ sharf~r
90. thaf % no rnan shailhe aliossd % lave The
state hy suy lisf tailr1sd - b ini~l.i- 60 AXE
Iuaney out 81 ~ >tste - by eoois suof osn-
- hY mn hFe V~ars re.t1~at % che Statr 81
Nsinr. Thanking he Peyfr 81 Dsafsrs q
Msirr ~ fhe f,sitag 49, n their custom siare
the o. Bag Mrrrhaafs" exhibited their uhole
slu'ei and hi.rrsi policy q o. lrs a.d lsf Lrr.''
~ sut- -rr - -f-rui1et to stsad bs thc pespie
81 hain- sui give th~ln his ssrrsat-.l g.a.lis ~
retnoel prioes. Daa't isil % demand q ~ p.ls
ln every csse sh~re rour boots 90 she's prove DE-
isctFe. 81 ut fhai sxt-nt fhat if v~auld -
uareasonible to expect 49, par. ani the COD
Ne ~ give re stnc to ~ R-tsi ier " b. tskes
fhrrl tasrk frarn euu
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Whiskers! whiskers,

ne 80 sarf whi.kers 81 Nou-s-rhe.f Or
Gr-rtsa Cosafauai 49, SIRE fhsn ta grou On th-
s..afh~.f &C. 90 che. ar hair 90 hstl hrads a.
- Ws~ks. Prsc~. ~ " ansckarss So s1 o..
Seat ~ nsi 49, ~hsrs. ci.ssls srai-i % re--if.i
a rrs0r.
Adissss. wARNER 4 co. b. ~.
nrookisa NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

The corre-Ponsient ofthe Boston Journal
'sy' that Hon. Daniel s Di-kinson of New
FORK. IN an interview -iih President John
son. O. The subject % extending the right
o. suEaee % the b'acks. assarci him that
% doing % be- woud be sustained BY an
overwhelming majority in az The Norfhern
Suites
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23
CHAMPION BLACK HAWK,

WILL 50 "a g. srrrfce the pre--af s-asoa
w I'd CANTON MILLS.
The bore 81 so Vsnrs o. sfsads IS hanfs
hirh, ald ssffhs 90 D.. Cdr. 10 ii.ck Hr
% feri-ciiy ss.uai sd heathy. very stylish. sd
shpss god froffaE gtr.
fFrtoEFr ~fre. th- ceieirafel Troffrnr
St.iiisu Chr-lfais ~ Rix Bhrk Hssk rrsal.irs
a. origins' ferurnf bllrk HfsE. Dam 49,
sirei ~ ftrks love. b. ~ Nessasaf Msrrss
Chsaupion. 10 ~ % -brrnsa N.rrsa
Ihe sul-rril-r lnFite- O. this horss ~ exa-l-
insfan anf cfiicisa n Ell ,aferrsiei n ths tr-ei-
- "a god hurs.s. ~fh the o.safieai ss-.-arc
49, Chsu'rfon hisrk uaek sfl useet ~ sppr8
hifron ri aI Isrd i1lres
lerms-fo fnsare foai. go.
o. u BOswORTH.
Csnfsa Nil. ~ IS ras5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

a friend q the Porfsmouth Chronicle.
vhile reading paper yes'srlay. came o.
an advertisemcnt a " Paraiise Lot. ~
wherein THE following lire occurred. 90 Re-
beii.on in Heaven You can rest assured
thst sont at iong. -Uncie Ale - there
nos. sad be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

SoLpiERs 20 ErrF ruun Cess. A or
der from ihe War bepsriusnt proyil.stiat
sPon ihe payment Of e. ne .oil;or. are Al.
io-ed 70 seep their arms ard socou,r,r.,,.
snd many q tbe lsih snd z0,h reg,,s,,.
aVa'led themselves Of TIE priviisre Ia, 81.
sEdsy The Argus says that in GO. n 81
hs 18th. every nan bot Tree pad a.
money ani retained his old oonpanion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23
The Union Mower.

A 4 he F-u n che y q Arricaltaral socisfv.
" hell ia ~rriugheli. Msss. Sep 81. III. "a
sni 81. Is6f. ne Frssaiuas ~ SIS ahirh -
7fered ~ the ~ocs~fy co. 80 49, No-f-r NJ
fhrar. uas auaEurD 70 ruEUsfos MseFa.
sf hnurh r sas brourht fafo cou.p~iifion snh
ararf ai fhe esaing msr hines IN ths couafry.
W OBJ srrh lei rrr1anurniafisu. n nrrrIs 10 srrn-
sect to cuaFfnoe far tsrnrr thaf fhfs - rHE o.
chIae c. hiu ta rurrhsse.
tar prices. trrll1. Gr.. sffrrss
WILLIAM SWIFT. Ages.
SOUTH PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

what s.y yoa. Ret<iiers q Maise. % tbs b.-.-
tao-d attempt % cot yoa 81 irom The priviieg- -
oft-flss y'-uts - ygw 800 pflcss ~ t-sis>ss By
49, sho~s yos. psfsiax sos % he trosbl.
e > - shtssais asrfer oFer q ~ he dsrs -
~HA'-i sa-piss take the ~ th-s = ths- AZ.
teuspt-d % - f-ru-f yoa b those I" Es-t II
tn Neonei-ct' Have yos NJ fights OF Pr5silege-
uni--s grasfea -. b. ths " Lord 90 Cresssoa.''
~ho - sosoe isras g,-'tiy &c - -. iaso The
Ststntes hat fhey mxhi rls fhs u the hsisi-
ts-fs q he Ststef Lak 70 q thar an. s-xf Leg
i-ls,sss s-p-s OF tkis A.s- R,p-biios- Ssaf.fe
" hst s.y ysa H.iel kc-p-rs sad t.ivrry Stable
@eu - Asisei VIII at yaa business ssner ~
~ bcnh 20 he rsaorsli.tsi Have vs.ss 40 rsrhfsf
4 sEPsssf 49, a-.e-d-s- .. 70 o. sa> % fk.s
NfafHfs ~ tho-e - Vast % the keas-be~.'' fkas
$40 urifi - 30 EFos - II - As-bar p,r - .
Dr-s-s. u-iess sor-soads sssas "a ed ~ -Ts-s
"a Aas flsef So yss,s - fhs St-fs = Aas-s.
What ~ yus iafercsfed ~ Railroad Stocks ~
Msia-i VIA thi- tesd 20 saske say usore srsvei.
Nh nolsaty OF % the Stste travel ~ith sam
ptrs unl-rs stth passport sign~d .. Eat 81 the
kena~b~cf' Was ~ the Ax~r,s ~ th~ Ea-teta
tSprsss Compaas. ssd th~ C.aap.ny ns-il Wa
at tbs doctrine. 81 carved out rrucc soar busi-
49, 40 the b-s g. - the lev .. owners' East &c
&et What -ay The busdr~.i- 81 travrI-g ag-ats
~ho arr ftss fAyu.rs or q sspisy@e.s. Nnss 49,
49, - I'D. p@yinx tsxes AT ksffsr Cs-aff
Laesases - s<i. be AFTER AL. having ~ rt-hi
% sci usi--- the geods ARE OWNED BY some-
body ~ho has lived Ftvs NEsRs IN the state.
Az spur right- o. h. an = gob1i-i up'' ~ thos~
- Esss 81 III keae-becf'' Fiualis. ~hat ssy th-
peopirf Mat you ~ho bu-v "a yossr fsrms
and IN yoar ~orksh-p. ~ d-prived % the loo
49,. al Eesd I'D thst VOC ~in ALWAYS
GIT WHERE THERE u COMPETITIONS
Or o. vos ~i-h a. nsk- a few n-a ssrr.zifs
. ruL-rs over yoa.' fh< pylcss and give yos
The qualities th~y please Poss goe. the 10y they
60 nske the u.ost u1oucy ouf u a.
Seeto q that tbe representative from ton
dtstrtcf - 81 lsror olss ~ipiag SBi ths . bis-
ia~ PIT Toto the statste 'floaf 49, tsOsstszgs
ooas~-rf
LADIES = Aslasf Whsievcr else may be done
IN ttis mstter. 49, rsfalisr wiu pr0cure tor yoa
the fasAis.4tls. d.ras a.a fyissA booss 2sa shoes
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No intrrr-tat7-ao prrcrnt. amo ma.

Notes % go ne denoninsfious usrnet I'll -
promptly fgrushei upou rrceipf % suh-crfrfioas
III Votes 90 this Third Scri~s prstiseiy siuii-
lar In firm AMI PRIV ecs O. fhc seven Thlriies a.
r,.ly saf, rNocTf tizf ia toVrrutneat %
t-eif tie opfisn % paylng iutercst IN guii eoin
Trr csut- Instead ofs ioshs IN eurrun-y sub--rli,
ers ~iii deiact RI Interest eurreney ~ Juiy
ilfh. 81 M tiuae when ny sub-rri,e
Thr delivery - tfr notes % ms thirt -rries %
IN srrou thlrtirs ui cor1nrnos on ~ ia % Juu~
sud uli b. sah'i- promptly and coutiuuo-siy sasr
thaf lafr.
rar slgii ehan-e maie ln the conditions 90 this
THIRD ~EEifs A. oaiy ne rnstter 81 iuteresf.
The payu.eut IN rof n rnale vtl D. eguivalsut o.
thr -urr-nry lutrrrst q tir hl.hsr rat.
thc rrtaru % spe~ir payrneuts. IN tl- event %
Shi-h only sin the optsn o. rry interest Ia cold
D. aFaiiri % wouif 80 rofaoc ani clasiire prirc-
that parrhsse- uiatc With tx pr ccut. in .,,lI
wo-ii D. faiiy e5aai o. ti.o-e mslc vifh scvca All
i2iroc tr.lfhs s-rr c,ut- ~ carrcnry. This
Tho 0plr Ioan ~ MorLae
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U. S. 500 six per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds

ritesc houfs arc uos vorth hsnsi-ofis prrrsiutl.
sai 49, cxerspt. a. srv su the Gsvrrnrn-ut Road.
frou state, Ceuuty. ant Nunicipsi TAXATION. uhich
49, hon one o. thr,e Tr cent pr annarn % fhcr
vaiur ar-or,iiue 81 m rsts Icv urou Other prsJ-
srtv The iuterrst b. payable ssuii snnualiy By cos
E1u- sftachei . csch notc. vhi-h nay D. cut %
and odd ~ any hank o. banker.
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To TIE NERVOUS. DEBuITATED AND
mLeLnN nENI Oh EnIM NLNEs A

rT~ti suffrrr hariag he~a ,esfersd to hralth ia e.
- dsrs. ahsr nay y.ars 10 ni-~rv - ~iut-- o.
asset his Eil~ rreafsrcs - 81 adieg rrs1 o. ~
f-crlui 90 = pei rait atslressrt srFrtrrr r. rrrs
~ th~ frru-.ia ~ rur- -uapi1s~i ~ rrrri e.
John N. DAGNAi-i.. Bax IL Pet Osi--.
Breakisn. ~
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June goth, 1865.
2OOOBu.Corn
lust RECEIVED AT
PARIS FLOUR MILL.
ID. B. SAWYER, II. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
SOUTH PARIS. NE
~uccsssor to Dr. Res.
THE
Clipper Moving n Relping Machines.

Clipper Moving n Relping Machines.
kE adapted ~ svsy W isty n surfsc~. .ai
n 30 ou-tfuE svery kint ai griss.
Toy sr- i'rhter b. seiEht ed sraft. sat n1re
r~ficri ia cu'ting tasn az oihsr msehiae ia uar-
~.
TIE hright al rut car b. vars-i bs BE driver
49, the 1nechsnr la urlffoa. anl sfhcaf
i-arinE tts ssut.
rass 80 ssas -. daraLis. aad 80 Eai.i. 90 90
oali 81 rrlrf.
The nrHofs- Ma~rf rsa h. fra-a ~ or-
hnr-e 81 easi.F 10 ne oraiasfy t.o-f orre 49,
a. a~s - fusn hafsss.
~ tfsis n frriruifrrsi lu1nis.srafs S-e.ls suf
fefnirrrs Cunsfa.l'F sn hsnf. ~r.af 60 rirratsrs
q 20 ALLEN g CD.
10 ani ~ Wat~f 81 Nrs YorE
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U.S.7-3OLoan
THIRD SERIES.
S23O,OOO.OOO.

ny suthor.fy " - secrctary q NJ Trcssury.
En- anfrrsigned. "a Cenerai Subscription Amt
% ~ ssie ~ Uuites ststes srrurflss orrs % th
Fa'ic IT, th.ri srrics ~ Treasury Note. bsarin-
sscn and thrce teuths er oeut iaicrcsi Er snnula.
srngu - ~
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$50 LOAN

H. nats- 49, issuet un-r dsfe ofIuiv f. i-.ls.
nud are psyati- thrrc vears srru Inst dstr In -ur
rrurY. rouvrrtrir 20 e. orton ~ the hoiirr
Ia,
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STATE OF MAINE.
EHEcUrfvE DrFanrsFsr
ArCUsrs. Juns f0lb. i-s5.
A. sdj1uru-i sessioa - fhe Excessive Coascii.
- - he'd st fhe Gsursrll Cha-st~r. fa Aurasfa.
81 frttsg The tserfs -ihird As 81 Juae iasf.
Atteu EPHRAIN FLINT. -.
S-crefsry ~ -rate
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- The -
CHINESE JAPAN
M a III 7 Z Z . II O

the - Wee N~a ~ the Essts- (Easr 90 ruE
hhsstSEep arr saskisx god The 90 sayi-r.
~ = "-.aee, - a.suEA. asd ke ~in
h.nr hi"-~a- IAi. = bad 81 brofbers" have
cot ~ q card ~ sh- r., ~. A F.-~,..
-. sd. CLAIMING TO Own rHE STATE
% MAINE. are Debating Terms A. th-
ctntisil-s- a Bosfoa. Ne~ rost. @aI ALI.
o. fss;isT. 6aKBaRiANS.- nv ..~ W..
tie Jader-iEpet. h-rrbf give astios a. al Raa-
ners a. Saiiciiors q Ordrrs b StnBies ass r~.i-
dents q chis >t.te. tb.t wia casnpissa - aad
prosecute say oae 10 -eiiiag oa-risg h.r 49,
49, goats. wares nnerchsali-e a. above ~ifh A.
re h-ais - thi- Staic 20 The ken.-A~c riw~r
We 49, cecisre thst 90 ~ih sksa aii J,lA.ers snd
h-auiscisrers ~ho read Rsaaets iato this Slate
a. ~ csa''
Il has i~sa -xit.t-d 10 State .ad Wal ar~-s-
sn~tnrr ne Sss 49, sasth~r phase "a he Rct.si-
ltoa. hreakis- oslt . E.st q th- K~aa~l-c '-.ss
sac th~ spfn - n sl-vsaaiiers Of The Sssfh dss-
taie ofhaace % the cnsto1as sad civfitE4iioa of
oornn~rce appear- Thy - ~r.ck The ~hip'' - al
The Fsod ~ ersct ~ Sssth C-rsIa aad The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-23

ihr GOOD fhings nat are s-cured
% al that hsve fzsth IN "a
promises, snd - that the
sfe-ps 80 - afl - 49, fisv
~. The >fsmp - 90 ofthe
rg'ssiss tAat 10y the Bsnror
-iigie The pcupic 81 Name
iks then To- ~eil 80 N h~n~-
"a oil Bssgos Jaite-.. SOME
4 Whoa buy fh~ LEAvISos
~ fHIsD QusHrrtEs q
sd.dds fhsf fhr COD NJ
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FIRST NATI0NkL BANK, PORTLAND.
Ayers Cathartio Pills

49, RI he most perfect
~ purzatlve shfch ve
ycf1 are ahi- o. prosiuce -
~ sharh 80 fhink has ever
80 Fet i--cn ns1e ~ soyi-ody.
Ter effects have ahund-
Nrk aut'F saosn o. the comm
aiiF hoe mach th-Y excel
- the ofdinary u.e.i .cilcs in
- 80 80. Th-y are ~. aai
- p-tstrt to tasr. lul poa-
- 80 sliul o. curc. Iheir p-ne-
Nfs - trfting rrul.srties stimu.sts
the vital ACTIVITIES 81 th~
49, o. D., rrus1rr the ohsfrur-
H. iraas of - orgsas. parity
:. 49, isc hA-a.i. an1 cap dfs-
~ $3.50 iary Farg~ OCT th-
= 4. - 'lui hun1rs shtrh bod
80 81 -ros flsfemprr. sim.
2 80 -iiie sisTgi-h 30 fi-urfer-
- orgaus 600 fh~lr Lllr1r-
20 llnIllrf a. hTaiay tour atfh sfrengfh
= sfsfrn. NJ ouiy OBJ fhrv rure tre
rompiliais 90 ersrs l-s.iF. tliI -iso fsr-
ea.rs. MAi,c ihey prn,iscc r-1scfial
y afe af ftr sam- uuc. fa tlllI nish~I
sf--f ed t-sf physic fhaf ca o. en-
htiirsn. B~fae surfr-c,afe.l. fh-r are
fase. al t-iur pur-iF refrl si.e are
aF usl of haria Ceres have t~rn
-ulrtss t-'i-f. were thrf aai su'l-fsn-
b. n. slrh rkH.frf nasfffnn 1nf rhartr-
fi.i.l tae srrplrian oi unfrafh Macy
rggnea a1i p1ssrcf tns harr ieut fhrir
rrlfs fa tl~ pIt.ir fh- rr'is ..lliiy ofour
shil~ fh-rs hfFe seui a. fh~ sssuraac~
sictisa fh.i. oui Prrpsrrfcas csa. rob-
~ fo ta- n-iscl Of ouf amiciei. saa-r.
a~a.
NJ t~i1s uan-f 10 pless~l io frrnish
aaeucan Aifsaaar. C1utafafrg ifrrr
; 80 ani cert .f-sfes af thcirrcurrt. 81
< coa.p. atats -
30. Bfhaas Conp Rh-unstis.n.
.affuurn. He.t.ehs ar,siar from faui
,atsri. trlige stion. Morhtl iasrusa
sis sni fala afisiag fhere.ron. q tifa-
ol Arlfffe. aH nlseases shirh re-
trutaf mrti.ln-. theF aiso. bf aari-
..ld snI sfiuaa .sfing che Ell stem. carr
alafs Fhfrh u uauii ne tr slrp 80
POI h st.l as n-siarss. fsriisl bII.ll
III De- sll Serves irn.talaiiiy. uersaF~.
. tsssr 80 h larts. oaai 80 ashrr
rp.sr1fs aftsfr1 f-l.n e 80 sisir aI t1e
sfr.rfisn al as irrrfiars.
q BE- ed ~ natrrnrpli ia.rrs ailh
rsf .aas shirh fl-F ask- mafe pat
81 AVS ed fstr n1 rIh~r. Thr
ID be- 40 iherr o.. isr fie.n. ed thry
u.
tsJ.C AVER go. Lous.I. Me-.
trraEi fs ed trsirfs errrYs lrrs af
III W q fhrEfas 90 "a Pefkins
tied o. Pans by Bstss a rhsysr.
D. iIal. -
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.
FOR SALE

LOh OAAsEs
4 f-aN tarn sfh cnarrairnf I.lilll1rs. tnrsr
4 sod 80. Hst bare s.l r..ra-,.sf s,.ne tsra-
by scrrs oi Ia. sitsntrl ai1u oas-ha -,s.is ron
H~tFoa Acat-uy faf tlrthsr frtriara go ta.,si.e
ofthe Subscriber Cd his store.
ROBERT GLOVER.
H-braa. Jsae ~. is65.
"a TON. Wherras ~ sile. Msl.sss .
Y lhur.1u has staatarrd nr 49, ED bard /.
! hrrri raafloa al r~rslrs 81 ID hafts.r 49, ID
lsruish be- srFp.ars ea M srrofaf. ns I shaT pa
o. t..s ol be- r.afrarflrg nff~r fhls ftfr
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Le-s thsn go 1890 o. IN Loan suthorirs.i y
tiie lsst Cou---vs- Ere nos 49, markrt. Thls
tulouuf ri tle ratr uhl-h lt O. t.iug aisari.oi
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the uotf. ~.i aaiosbtslly oar.rntnd pr,1niurn o..
has Uniformly ta th- on closing ti.r sut. er2-
tlans Ca oth~r Loaas
u orirr thai rfirrus - every town rnd s.crlsa
- thc couutry ufy h~ ss,rici h-llfies f.r takin.
re Las, fisc sfisnsi Rank. ststc Banks and rr
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arcri o. r,eirc suhscriptioas az PAP. ssbscrit-rs
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ooaatcros. tnd sio slouc o. b. rcsponsihir or
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Attention Dairymen.

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-11

SIGNS. When win signs and wonders
cease? Not till the destroying angel shall
clip short the thread of time and the heav-
ems be rolled together as scroll. Not a day
passes but we see good and bad signs, as the
following viii show:
1t is good sign to see a man doing an
act of charity to his fellows.
1t is bad sign to hear him boasting of
it.
1t is good sign to see an honest man
wearing his old clothes.
Il is bad sign to see them filing the
holes in the windows
1t is good sign to see man wiping the
perspiration from his brow.
1t is bad sign to see him wipe his chops
as he comes out of the cellar.
1t is good sign to see a woman dressing
with taste and neatness.
1t is bad sign to see her husband sued
for her fnery
1t is a good sign for a man to advertise in
the paper.
1t is bad sign to see the sheriff adyer-
tise for him.
1t is good sign to see man sending his
children to school
1t is bad sign to see thens educated at
evening school on the public square.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-11


THE DOG. The man who could ever tire
of reading Fred. Cozzens's description of
his dog, must have nature deficient in the
sublime and beautiful ingredients. To those
who have never read it, or want to read it a.
gain, we now present it:
A dog is a good thing to have in the coun-
try. | have one which raised from a pup.
He is good, stout fellow, and hearty
barker and feeder The man of whom /
bought him said he was thoroughbred,
but he begins 10 have a mongrel look a.
bout him. He is good watch dog, though;
for the moment he sees any suspicious look
ing person about the premises, he comes
right into the kitchen and gets behind the
stove. First, we kept him in the house, and
he scratched all night to get out. Then we
turned him out, and he scratched all night
to get in. Then We tied him up at the back
of the garden, and he howled so that our
neighbor shot at him twice before day.break
Finally, we gave him away, and he came
back; and now he is just recovering from
fit in which he has torn up the patch that
has been sown for cur spring radishes. =
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-08-11
our ExAMpLE ARnnAn.

Inc true secret Of the sympathy Of the
liioiiafchicad governments of Europe, and
espe4iaiiy q the arlstocFacy of England. with
ths hebe I !, was their belief that the over
throw OF our Government would he an
argument IN favor oftheir systems and that
the success OF our Government IN n,,tting
down such gigantic rebellion would ss,alre
those systems to the very centre, In this
bellef they were right Had the rebellion
succeeded, it would haye renewed to the
af1stocracy of Great Britain the lease of
thelr exclusive privileges Tor fifty or hun
dred Years. They felt that it was so, and for
t1is reason they hoped and prayed and look
ed Tor our downfaH But. thanks to gra-
clous Providence, their PRAYERS were not an
swered. We issue from the conflict strnn-
ger than at the beginning, and republican
institutions arc invested with new glory
Already have the successes of the last two
months made their impression abroad and
that lHp9esslGa viii be deepenets bv every
day s continuance Of our beloved RepubIic
Read the following, from the London Pzsrii-
OF, as an indication of the effect Of these
events:
We owe large debtef honor and thanks
70 the American people for the splendid
/ illustration which they have afforded of the
stability OF a free government in time of
uHeAampled pressure and distress In the
midst Of the nlightiest revolution of this CEN
tury, the man who had guided it was struck
down at the very moment when the need of
a master hand was most urgent, while the
man who lawfully succeeded to supreme
power inspired, rightly and wrongly, alarm
and dislike. But the leaders of the people
and the people themselves never wayered
for moment in their allegiance TO the
Constitution. Within a few hours of the
death of the President the leading men in
the State assembled to inaugurate his sue
cessor, and rendered to him as loyaI citizens
the same confidence and support which his
trusted and experienced predecessor had en-
Ioyed. And the crisis created no shadow of
panic. The securities of the State reboun-
ded at once, and expressed the courageous
confidence of the people both in their insti-
tutlons and in the wisdom which they be-
lieyed would be the guide of their rulers.
Few grander political events have transpired
IN this century than that simple ceremony of
Inauguration, and rarely has it been given to
a people to illustrate more nobly the dignity
and self-relianee which liberty both inspires
and justifies, 1t Is notable chapter in the
history of free governments which the soitl5-
sos7at guardians and nurses Of liberty on the
Continent of Europe viii do well to study
and make its lessons their own.