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P0RTLAN D ACADEMY 4!
40. o. ELL e IS
sisrsa SUCCESSOR TO J.iH. HANSON -
SCHOOL ROOM, UNION HALL,
At the head of Green St; Entrance on Free St.

At the head of Green St; Entrance on Free ST.
The FALL TERM Of this Institution will COM
mence Sept. 4th, 1866. IL s,If Is sf4asisaasng..
Glasses for beginners and for advanced scholars nj
French and German win be formed at the beginning
of the Term. ~. s .4..
Glass in Bookkeeping and in Commercial Arith-
metic, has already been formed, for those who can
spare only evenings from their business. A few more
can be admitted TO this class. tsaeiss1ss Volts
ndste1s and Misses Of all ages and attachments
will still find the Academy, A FIRST CLASS SCHOOL
Tor the continued pursuit OF their studies.
"a Particular attention will be given to boys com
ing from the Public Schools. 1lf.t lllI7s7S
Ine utmost endeavors of the Principal and Of his
Assistants win be used in order to make this School
worthy of public patronage. rnlI5 s'3 1slfi
Terms $1,000 per Term Of Ten. Weeks.
isam C. O. FILES, Principal,
sssdi sl Ealasint9 Is HANOVER STREET q
Post Office Address, Box lOs. ,
N. B.-Please send for Circular
Aug21-d6 A stk .lls5s-fg.fi HI
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS:
John t. GILMAN, Editor.
PUBLISHED AT S23 EXCHANGE STREET, BY
NJ A LnSTEtl2 q. NO

THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published AT
$500 per year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE Press is published every
Thursday morning. at $500 per annum, in ADVANCE;
$2.25 4 paid Within six months; and $3.50, il pay
menl be delayed beyond six months = IT
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Wanted.

nNo purchase small Fruit and Confectionery and
- in good locstion A cash customer may be
found by any one wishing to sell, by addressing -
~. ~ A9.A lliils9 ~ g. B. S. BRYANT .
y sept 4--d3t~l ssnI .iS9uaNsIxl Portland, p o.
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WAN TEDl-

A WILL pay TEN cents Der II. for ALL Pamphlet
delivered at the Office OF the Pottland Sugar Co.
corner Com Aeroial aud Maple SITS. una n
janlldti j. M. BROWN
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For Sale.

me Of the most beautifully located House Lots In
" Portland; good land, large lot, surroundings
pleasant; win be sold for one-kaJr what any other
equally large and desirable lot in this city can be
bought for. Enquire at - -
~ Nlag -a w. s. DYER'S, b Ga it
1874 Middle st. q
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WN22tRH.

A NEW ENGLAND FARMER AND WIFE fif
LAthey have one or more grown up sons. good Farm
ers, Carpenter or Masons, they can also find en-
Payment at satisfactory wages) to work and manage
Farm, Country Seat, on the Hudson River. A frs
rate, hard working family can obtain an excellent
and permanent situation by addressing MIR. G., Room
100 Parker House, Boston, a aug31S&W2w
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For Sale and to Let.
streaked Mountain place for Sale.
New Binding talLet.

NEW building is to be erected on the vacant lot
4 non Center street, next below McKenneys Photo
glapn Est adjustment, which win be finished as de-
son. y '-fE''' ~ 'SSSl
Ihis Is coed location for Confectioner, Oyster
anu anu zee cream Saloon, Dentist, MDlineg, almost
any otner business. The lower story will be finished
rooms OF viii be arranged to accommodate occupants
Inc lot being 1iS feet deep admits OF very large
Dulding IN the rear, which be connected with the
store and and used svork rooms If the rear lot is
not otherwise improved, it viii be used for am ice
house or FOR storage, and will be let separately.
Please apply to E. NUTTER, 50 Middle St. or &
Aug 26-d3wS -l7|-'j17 -
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~ I73T7. SD ..-97T-7 4 -
AGENTS Wanted ]!

A NY Printer having good Super Royal or Me-
"A dunn Hand Press tor sale, will please commune
cate with JOHN WILSON q SON, Boston. sep5d3t
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For Sale
For Sale.

For Sale. 1Aa
CCH'R CONVOY, carries 20 tons, well found in
~ Sails, Rigging, Anchors, Chains, &c. Price
S11OO. Apply to AHA
d. T. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
July 29-sT&T tt HaAa sgg ~ z
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

The Dram ir sxeden.

az tie t-ruis-iolr ncn drafted IN S-c-
den. thrrc have catered he service in pr
son. VIZ Royal l.. woo.lbury. Tbor.as p
Masvsn AT Ja-hua T. Taylor. Four
have furnished sahst.iatrs for one year. va F.
Dean Address. Thomas JeHcrsor. John
Wiisou Anl John Morfison Four have
furu ishcd substitute iar three years. va /.
=. " Bennett. e.. ". Flint. Geor.e n.
Holden an Webster Woo.lbury. Sven
veFe exempted far phy,ical lisabiIty. sir
%. II. Perry. p ? Bar-,. B~rl " Sc
vcns. X. d. Morri.or. r. =. Farringfon.
>tcplen kn,slt. Simcon q. jordan. One
creurtel i1r hasin- raiI comauiaiion in
the flrst Disirici m y. a.. W AlfrcI
Eastaan Five hiici fo r,fort ard b. fLe
roles u lie ocice ar UPON ti.c Ei1ri Iisf
-' deser'sr.. w. Charles p. Holden. A.
81 u. iioldeu. AiauFo Smith. Jane. g.
Porter. Jr aid Jo.-ph Gammou. Oat O.
lie -hoie nuuber vc gci Ia clsv-a u-r
~ O. 90 H'1-- Ltrf % tl.ey ever rrtarr.
fr1m PoPaiaion % 49, Sueisn "a.
furnished 81 men. oounfing rc-cnIistmstts.
from h~r on popaitiion. before tis last
cah. Hence tLc necessity 20 Sling ihis
car by draft. al principally ~ ssb.iitate-
The to~n pad enrolled men 80 entered
ihe sersire thrfaseires or by suhstitl,r .o
Tor one ysa- $50 flrt- YEAR,. ant go
ior three rcars. Voted o. a..css 5000 o.
~ari iI1idstioa ofdebtsnd 90 pay .oiliers
ualsr present. cal Ahsr payment - tas
81 present year. or iett 81 b. less thar
600.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

DNaR Ds,tocutr. rhoa-h nice sour
ohseriai facv 81 late. see cannot h.-ip ssnd-
ing a note 81 rcuneunhrance after you.
\ oar VISITS 10 Ihs homes 1t o. nany OxsDr,l
families Az El-ays most -elcoose. Tbose
little items from the diHcr.ni tom IN the
Couniy i feature. believe. r-erulisr O.
ths Democrat. ani Z Am no, sue bit I shall
father the iiea A. sny rate. yoar distant
rvsslers ai-sys scar,h fr.s 60 the Iter,s.
nav b. abb 10 ~ 30 zoo -hat fs-.
especially Teachers. can ever az. thar I am
t-aehinE on 'he SAM spot ~herc 6rsi r,,h-
hciy engaged in that busi,,,.ss. t-en,v-sielt
yearS ago. I boari IN thu san,- hos.e. -itl,
the ssne hesi % the family. and the zane
duiiill laughter % carr for th-n no- a.
ihen. cat Ard study IN The sane room. and
.leep In ihc same roorn a. then Thourh
have not her Who cou,ns~ncel the ri .rira,.--
% litc viih ne. Vt hsr fac smile - berc 90
remind me q The past. thus I an trans
ported tark-~sr.is IN The rnrmorv % ~
past nov than a quarter ola o-utsry NJ
casc seems - ~ one -h~rc history repeat.
itseh. Her, - another Interesting seafsrr.
have no; tn sans pupils a. th-n. bit their
ohil1rcn. Tior history j. repeated before
ne IN their Offspring Not day pa.se.
that arr rot reminded q ,ouie trai; % The
parent -hsu pupil
A feu DAYS SINCE took a rtiie O. K-ni'.
Hiil IN Roadside. Reaa6-ii Conner Ia.
not male thai incrcss- IN rcralafion -hich
leKpcct~l O. see Allah siiia-v - .r~in--
ing up ncar thc d-rot B,t-eea 49, Corr
nsr and M SEMINARY .. Mo-riirs wooi~n
faciorv vlers - liftie village 81 rno-le-n
rro-th. -hils the Iliiihs. hru.h~l NJ ,erv
much since ~e at sa~ g. Here ~ net
d.. Torscy ~bo has - iang md - -vii had
The charEs % ~ Seninary. nov e-iarrcd
into a fcmals CoIicgs The 49, butldinr
r. Eve stoves high. -.li .rrsnr-d srd fur-
nishei for 80 oocuran,s The Doctor "a.
iusf rvtgruea fruus ths South ~h~rr n. IA.
'Pent ~ -iuier. a.. rocl hurnour served
to pct ever, holy m god hsnour thst -
tened 70 ths rec.tai % his sd,,nsu-r- hot
90 charge our ind-niiiy - -cr, u,o-s anus
81 % bar hirn ~ % make O., ~rioy ne
heauiiiul land.capcs. tho ponAs al distant
1nourtain soenerv Ho- -.ns-d him %
cone up INTO osiorl Couufy ard Sc the
most bealt.ful Landscape IN the -orlI
There % ore p-rrrlisrlfy IN tLs sosncrv
throaghout kcnnsbe- County. A.ccnd
almost any high hill and yoa all ses Indeed
a hcsatifai ian1soape. iaicrsTer.sd 18th
ecasifai iakes at groves. arouin- coun-
try. an tbs mountains sor,s 90 rniles d..
tsni. bet % - oul1 one sis- ihat 80 get
lhe liniscspe . al. sasae. aso-ni Whatsoever
euinencc y0u please "A ics-t 80 q SEEM
81 O. - Not 90 ln On ford Cozntv scsn-
ery. Il ever chAnginE n every dirvetio-.
Baf must stop. I've are not sble 90
furuish our share Of items a. heretofore. IL
al be because % osnnos 6nd then.
y. T. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

The rebc!iioa brolght with 70 great chan
ges On az Ger business relation. Sca--eIr
any thing rcsts upon tie saa.s faanciaI ba-
as q Did four years ago. A return o.
resce ~iIl -ork another great rsvolution
IN The bssincss world. 10 snow 60 evident
thai she rebeliioa j. about pls,ed out. tLat
b. -ho calculates upon bong continuens e
q the preseui state ofthinc. az, b. insane
The crash - coming. and g q. the part 81
wisdom 20 SO cor house. on order o. net a..
On tbs part q merchants AM ulanufsrtsrcs.
m To- fsu q prices fh--e rn-.t b. a DE-.
Hsving auias.ed their tbousanis ard fen.
q thousands in ihe great ri.e 90 good. dar-
ing The at four years. uhsn rr.o.. I'D
do-n 'bey must expect 90 lose money ln
The fall
And d vi 20 ar better f1r them % eel
her goods A. reduced rates nov. fha- ID.
hold on until they or stiu loser. ard tben
have o. b. r1r on st rair ous prices. There
Should 10 mutusi corrrssion bet~cen a..
seller and boyer ,n ,h.s h....n-ss. Psrrh,s-
ers ior ihe ass iour vrsrs. have hsd 90 nav
% merchants large profits o- -oods. AZ the,
have -eneraiiy cone ur. in th- rbo.-. sou,~
thres esndrrd pr cen-. Nr- sb,f. Good.
ar falling. anf fhe rtcsl 20 f.rtaa. If. -..
verse;. % = iair that tbc boyer sh.uti h.,-
Co. beneats Of ths i,ii. iusi o. che seller asa
that 81 tlc nirs. D. - Or ibe la,er-.t 81 tfs
whole. 90 have the coming shock % ti, f.
nanr'ai ~of D. a. Era1ssi a. possibie.
TIE present prl.es carnot and osytf r.t
o. rlie baih seller and bower .souli ...-.
this great iirtin viev snd govern u...
selves accordingly. Bob sd1aI 90 ff..-
iaces a-ainst unPrinr.rir1 sPeca.anrr
lhe Peop.r tare rrcn taxed long rnargl
90 h.l tle greedy pockets % ell s.,h We
have hal 80 uueh O. io. IN pat.a- d5-n
the rebellion. thsi 90 have bad t8 iolerat.
tais class io crrfaIn extent. bat uher fhis
ar . closed ur. ani s-~n 49, uter BE- Il.
fas closing up. che men 80 have been
robbing 10 conulunity by wsy ~ broker
as ard unjust gains sboa'd BE- isa-nss ,s,t
honesty g. ~ bes' policy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24
Speech BY he President.

In washiogsOn. lat Fr.lay. a FAC
eartaFcd ~ a. lnliAaN rsginlent a. Fort
An3ersoa. uas presented % Gov. Morton
rrVsidsnt Liacoin va Trsseut. made ths
foiios'ng pleasant speech:
Fellow Cstizeus 1t ill - bot a very
fev woris that shall undertake o. sav. I
~as born IN kcntnckv raised tn lndiana
and lived IN Illinois. Laugbtrr1 ar.d no-
Am here ~here q - uy busin~ss % carr
equally tor good PEOPLE Of al the states
am glad 90 So an laliana re- inlcnt on this
das abe 20 present thc cspiurcd dag O.
the Gov. Of led
am DISPOSED. in saying tbs. 20 u,akc no
disiInctiou between the states. for ali have
done equally vel. there arr but fcw
sie~s am ssr-cts q thi. great var upon
~hiCh l have not saiG Or ~ritten soue-
thing -herchy NV ON opinions might be
kro~n nat tbcrc - oue-ihc rrccnt at
tempt % our erring brcthren. a. thev are
sometime. caiicd. q employ the recro O.
sight ior hes have neiIhcr written nor
made = speech on that suhjcct bcaase tlat
"a their business not uiinv ~ I had
vish upon the suhic.t I ha3 not The poser
o. Iutrcducs d OF make 10 effective. TIE
grcat question WITH thsm -. ~hrther The
negro oeirE p; INTO the array. al schi for
them % not kno-. ani ihsrOiore can
not dcctdc
They ought 20 kno- better than I. I have
IN M, llfrtIne had many arguments Wv
tbo uegroes oughf o. bc slaves. bus u thcs
hght for those vho voaid kerp then IN
slavery. u al D. better argurnent that
any | have Vet beard. Q-aaghter .nd
applause. lie Who ~Il 6cht for that.
ougt 90 D. slave, (Applausc Tbev
have concluled a. last 90 tAke one oct -
four q the slaves an %; them IN the army
and hat ore % the four vho win fchf o.
Keep the othsrs On slavery. oughf % Be
a slave hiusel. uulcss he - killed Ia a
light.
Whiie have ottcn sail ihat at men
ought O. BE- frc~. ~ wouh aiio- thosr
coiored persons % H. slaves. Mo wanted
% BE-. and especiAlls those -hitr PEOPLE
~ho arEoc on favor % making other People
slaves. ar In favor ofgivinr an appoint
Iasut % snoh ~hitc rncn o. try q on for fh~s-
slascs. l al az one thing iu rcrard 90
The nerro a. beng employed 90 tgLl for
them DO knos b. carnot fehf anl sfav
a; bome and make brad too Al a. co.
- about a. Important A. the other 60 den.
dout osre -hich they 90
Ian rather iu iavor of having then ~
The slaves - soliis--. They lack ore vote
~ dong that ard vish I coaid send nv
vots over ~ rIv~r 80 that mighf cast u IN
iavor oi allowing The neEroes o. f-hs Bat
they cannot h-hf an y ora. both. We mast
nov Sc uie bottom ofthe enemy. rrsourcos
ibel AL stant out a. long a. thev a,
an. . The negro I'll fght for then. thew
mast ailo~ han 90 6ghi. Thov have drawn
upon ihcir last branch % rrsour,-cs. and o..
car no~ sce the bottom I al gial q sce
the end - near a. hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Another tsrn in Ger. Frsos ariihnrti~
makes The Second Name pistr,ct d-sri-,t
to mn b. some mrans th~ Joarnst con.
tAiniag fuu siAicn-nt a a me- reirh as.
bat u I'll De given n~St wrct. Il saoss that
The Pcopie oithis pi.trici ar suacrifr in.
lasiicr. in having quota u,nch la-rrr than
- oushi. The Journal sa,s the fr.f DE-
trici has qao'a Coo large o. L.. thc "a.
~ 255 the 50. too su,ail D. ig3 fhe sih
80 large ~ iosi thc sth too .uaal ~ SIS
The de6ciency ARISES from giving f.li crv,lit
ior the uen pat In ait-r ne c.us o. last
year -crc fiisi. ~hiis Fryc avs thry must
Sosni for - % a rnaa esch.
Ia has sie- ofthr ca-c q rross i-upo.ifio.
hi' been Trici.rci on thc p--... vai.h "a.
ofi-iaiiy rcI1cs'ei 90 urge ibe town, % g,st
IN uaen. in ANTICIPATION Of thc All. 90 bc
credited -hen ths qaoias wsrv a..i-n~l.
Cart Morrill, has gone - Au-u.ta. AMI
u - PROBABLE ~ matter bst-rrn ths Dis-
tricts nav b. srrangci oiher~isc -c sre
IN for Il. PARIS I'll Pc called upon f5r
ahoat ~ unorr. to~ari. ~hich ~ have
surplus. - J. sal. % .o-ne 6 orr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Julsc Getting has prcsiicd duriug ~
present session OF he supreme Judicial
Court. N this place. sni &C feel warranted
IN saying. that ias,lsniaisterIng iasiics frosa
the Bench. h. has given snsirv safisaction
10 al parties eoncerned. Jadsc Cutting
has fne icsai MIND. matursd by iong
and successiul practice a. the bar. pri'r 90
coming % the Bcnch ~hiie hs has SINCE
bcen eusinently suoccssful inh;s opinions
ard In the adnaiuisirsticn Of issticc Al ni.i
Prius.
Jsdse { in disPosing q business IN
court. j. kind and courteous % al. pa,ieni
IN EsssaiaE - The examination OF -iinos-
So az Argunents Of counsel. proupi and
clear in deciding those Question. Of la~
which accidentally Arise in the trial % caus-
-. an clear and impartial in charging ~
ries.
Judge eating = ernincu;ly a practical
man. and has exc nsnt ,usg,stions 10 A.
tornies AMI their clients IN reference % The
disposition OF their matters m Cont. o2er-
Aies 20 clear the docket % many case,
without the eNpsnses q a trial.
In rayiag tbs brief tribute Of respect 20
Judse Cutting. ~e BAT rvitsra's the ohsn
expressed opinions % the people % this
county interested IN The -hoieson,e aimini.-
tration Of jasiior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

A MmsCJLoCs EscarE. One q those
hairhrcadth ESCAPES -hlch seen almost 90
border on The lalra-aloas. occurred a. An.
dover AIS ~eek. Nathan " Andrr-.. -bo
las been engaged rith Do. father ln lssa-
oerlng on the >asycr brook. % Frfaar.
starred -ith to- mcn Co secure tridre
daring tie frcsiet. The bridge I'D t-rn
iormed in The al ~ ssinginsa cake. a.
vhich lad bc.n iroEcn % secure a rra8-.
a qaAniits a heusiock Above she tridr~
Jam hai formed. To cross. ab.rch uas
cut 80 a. o. "a across. ard one mar "a,
goue over and was filoscl by yoanr An
dress. A. he gained he middle ths Ian,
broke s-eepiug him ct u sight 10 the mas.
81 Sc. vhirh ~ith tbc briles "a. .-rrs
cosn stream. Searlh AS made Tor some
TINE ~itlout sloC,ss. ~ten onc man thought
10 hcari groan .u che debris tbro-u on
The tank. a. . beni beio~ Afier digging
throsgh The ioe. The groans ~ers more Dis
t,1ct. ard vere found to cone from un8~r
tbe bridge ~hi,h "a. thro-n on the ianI
Ga cuffing tlroa-h thc tnass ths wong mar
"a taxed oat. a stick lying beside hini
had partially sasfai1ci the wsight FROM hl.
body. a-l be- "a found o. 10 ahsc ihougs
ilseusible lie sas carcl f,r imu1- liatelr.
ard tl-a4 o. have sssiila-d n1 severe ia-
lar'es eForTf hruisrs. il1- flr nan coaII
have becn suspt several rode dom boil
ing stream. in tlc mii,i of s.ch a mass ~
-ood aai lrotsn .ee. AL es-ap, alir, b.
a.aautl ln..arsItallr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

hENrrcSr sSp rHE ANrNpWESr TIE
friends - tie anti-s'assrv an,snlnsnt o.
ise tonsiitniion "a kcntacky % not co..
ecds thar thai STATE has given b,r saal
aas-cr a. a.. We sni th~ f,lio-iar IA
ths Louisville Journal -Lich d, st-oasly
ur-in- n friends ofthe rnsa,srv o. prornpt
All sigoroas action-
IL - apparent % al that iAs srproacb-
4 Az-us, eic, toa % uisunbcrs Il Courre..
a. - our STATE Lcg,.latars 70 o. D. ore
u sHsi iniervst and iraportaso.. aud !. 20
torn u.ainiy 81 not sutirviy on ths question.
shall kruiacky aufy The constitstlonsl
aansnlneuts-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

ion= John Abbott. - -ien pu-.a-
Ing Is vocation a. viid cat stamp orator.
threatened 90 blry us - deep Under %
asaianche o. votes thas tbe trump Of tie
Arvhangel couil never reachc 90. - are
sorry O. -av. has cone % gricf Last veek
De ~as invited % answer 90 a. indirfmcnt
Tor iorserr. ~hen suddeuly r~nembcrins
that D. "a better in re long run % sink 90
the truth. pleaded guilty. a be Ia. fr,s
loising' fr the tiue being It -ss
eanrsed uiih Forging orders ~ mone,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

SUFERNTENr ~ oF COMMON Scuoots
We notice he name 20 Mr. Gco-ge NJ
Gage. n0- q Farrninston Normal school. =
mcntioned in connection wiih thi. offios
NJ Gage . gcntieman % fne mental cub
turr, pleasing ailrcs. ant fuuy IN ssnpa-
thy Nth our coulmon schools t. The prime
% vigorous manhood. cuthasiastic IN hi.
chosen profession. Ia tcachcr.) be al bring
20 ihs position. soal tho-ousLly irnbued
nth The Importance OF The situation and
the duties imposed upon him. Ills enihu-
silsu, cncrsy and indomitabie pe-sevcr-
ancc vi create 4 nc~ era Ia The history q
our schools We trust tn State nav be
80 fortunate a. O. secure the service ola
nan IN that sitaaiion. 80 p-e-eninentlv
qualified - 81 b.. no; only ~ natural en-
do-meuis. bet BY mental culture. III. ,uc-
cess a. teacher - abundantiv sho-n bv
the many testimonials in the local papcr.
IN Massachusetfs. vhsrc BE- had spent tie
lat four years in teaching. upon has leaving
IT, state to enter upon the d1tie. = teach-
er IN our o~n Normal Schooi. A. vel a.
the hich esiiulatioa in Which Be- wAs bella a.
. gentleman and ctizen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

swrET. IIoa e. e.. Cl.bmaa bros-ht
60 ia' oacs Iaesiay tbe frss simple q
r'ap'- s1-a- rr hate me- si.h tLis sear
! q 'ay l BE- Che finest se ever sa-. al
n't inf~cr. enc, tiis 30 the repetition ~
of sseh q iitor 5at as % sacha gasI.
81 a. to couucni 1910 che taste o. god
Iligs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Touching TIE eouuercial seafurcs Of the
is'e celebration % Union victories. IN The
eiiy o. Ne- York. 80 clip ibs fono-inr
from Prank Loslis's Illustrated Ne-spa-
Pr.
IuE >rNcFr MsNrTsCrrrrNg Go. This
company maze disp n he proccssion-
whlch - illustrate ciscuhsrs-car,me-
surafe With fhe magnitude 20 ifs eroruass
busIness They turu--l cat ore IS. 49,
team. decorated wifh I'd. Waite and bloc
planes. drawing a truck. uPon ~hich as
erected a pavilion. covered auI lran~4
18th the national colors. and in wiirh
eighf rounE lad les vr-c engaged fr o-e-r-
tIng the sing-r Se-ing Machine.. IN The
alanutsciure q army clothing. On ether
site a ths pavilion ~as inscribed the
following unique ard telling motto.
q" We ei.fhs ~ q ussa sra.-. 49, Grsas d.
crrs.iag ~ r-i~i. 90
Following TIA. vas q four-ho-se team
raily dressed. ani TO tandem teams. dra--
ing 'he wagons 9th company. Loaded -i'h
>~~ing Maehincs. directed % some q th.-r
prIrciral branch houses. located In th~
several guartcrs % the void she -h.Ie
prrcs'led by fun bad All escorted b.
100 men. employees ofthe COMPANY II
men MARRIED OBJ plafoons With c1it1n. in-
dieatinC tbe respective hran-hes 20 -
business 10 Which tLey heionecd.
A'fo-ether thi. vas douttiess one q he
not atfrH ctire a. o. vas che most e4fe,.i.~
disriav made ~ anv one e.rahlish-.ert
in re clfr. ard - doubt = De- could he
eNoce'ied hv any ia the vorlI Il i, in
keeping. ho-rvcr ~ifh fbs -ru E-a-r
rs'rio'issu % the Singer Manufactarin-
COMPANY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

Tar PANIc ~ NEW York. TIE Com
raerrial Of Tuesisy. sPcak, a. follows % the
panic IN Nc- Nork. caused b the rapia
decline IN gold TIE panic m Wall Street
confines. and thcrr arr Indications that TO-
DAY % has reached 90 elimination. or Al
least temporary climax Tor tbe APPEAR
ance indicates that ~ arr O. have pro-
trarte4 pane. 18th Successive periods e
euimiuaiions And reaction. Government
securfies were thro-n on the market With
out rcspcci o PRISE anl suffered equally
With other securities. There - TOO mech
reason ior fearing that a slight further
pressure. be q IN The shape fan important
military success. Or % further decline 10
gold. o. 81 the occurrence % important
fails-es ~oull upset the -hole fabric q bus
iness. and preciPitaie universal PANE. u
- 20 ssc couceaiing thr fa-s TIE decline
ofgola from 80 IN January 20 Too ye.ier-
day ias involved . decline of30 per cent 10
lie vaise % produce and merchandise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

7 ; p -rii-. the Pr. concerning
to oHiori County nicn a. fono~s
Naihsniri e Dcsrin-. 81. formerly
81 bsnnark. Nain~. AM no. a citircn q
Iowa. has been appointed Sp~-i,l Agent =
ih- fost Ohoc pcra. tu,rut - tLc Norrb-
49,. NJ u. vas uscuii.er ofgbr Ma.ac
LcEislaiure IN 80 al is... All IA. bsca
Of late oisrk in ihc oal-v oftAe >-c-v,sry
Of the Senatc MAY al TIE nc- Apo iut-
Hacnts Dc a. good a. thi.
fe.cg Wads-orih. Al u. % Hiram.
Name. upon. leaving q, Seconi Qla-ter-
masters liosFitai IN his city. % -li-h BE-
hai ihs principal carr fora year ra,,. IN
order % acccPi = posiiioa IN ths Nav. "a,
r.rrssutr,i ~ oficrrs and inmates q he
hospiial -iih beautiful Navy drrss s-or,l
sd az eisgant cas- fPockst tnstrua~rt..
Ihs chsnEs - nscl r. gstle4 by those 40
have Lccn under his carc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-03-24

AuHrrrr ro THE Bn GA Moody
oa motoa of A.yal Back. Esl.. Mr
j Frank Ilolaal of PARIS. "a aImuci
% prhoi,ce a. tr Attorney ari Col1ssuor
on al ;he tours ~ Msre Mr % hs.
recently entered the La school ai Can
brldge. taxing The sissnosd po.iton aus--
Cd % stodeuts ubo have besa admitted