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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-27
STATE or VERMONT, Rutland |
~ County, .,

JESSE A, HEYDRICR, H'"''''o'
Action OF Assumt sit on ote dated 29th April
1864, for the sum Of I've thousand dollars, pay
able at the First National Bank OF New York,
"a Count-on common money counts,
Because the said Jesse A, HeydTies, the deien'
dant, resides withou' this State, AID has not
had personal notice OF the pending Of said suit
IL IS ordered, that he be notified 10 appear az
the next term OF this court, TO be held az Rut-
land, in the County Of Rutland, on the second
Tuesday Of September, a, ID 1865, then and
there 70 answer the eto. by publishing the sub.
stance Of tbs Plaintiffs declaration, with this
order, three weeks successlvey In The Rutlard
Herald, printed al Rutland aforesaid the last Of
which publications to be AZ least twenty days be-
fore said term which shall be deemed sufficient
notice, And day thereof Ejytn, So.
+. 4. CLARK, Deputy Go. CLERK,
NJ. WILLARD, Attorney tor tlainun.
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DE HIS .

WHITE,-In THE town, the !ulh instant, Mrs.
Betse +. White, aged 81 years,
BOwMAN-At Rutland VI, july 2, sarah
j., wife OF John II BownHa. $50. a 'he 4o'h
year OF her age,
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MRS. WINsLOW

An experienced Nurse ana Female Physician,
presents to the Attention Of Mott ers her
) o D TIN g SY RT p
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FOR CHILDREN TEBTHINe,

which greatly facilitates the process If teethins,
by soitening the gums, reducing all inhamma-
tons, will allay ALL PAIN snd spasmodic ac-
ton, and is
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,-Tb,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
" undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Fairhaven.
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against James
Noble, late of Benson, in 8 i'd district, deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the pur-
pose of examining al d allowing said claims at
tn late dwelling house of said deeta sed in said
Benson on Thurs a. the ed day of n oy next
IRON O'Clock a m until o'c' ock p. m, of said
day and that six months ir IN tn. 9th day of MAY
d. 1865, 10 the time limited by said oour for
said 1editors to present their said CLAIMS to US
for examination and aliosance.
Dated Benson. VT, on the 18th day Of July,
a. II. 1866.
DANIEL SRoFooT, Gamma
so ID. KING, rs
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Washington News.
NRw YORK 1r

NEW YORK, July 70.
The Posts Washington special saws
There is reason to believe that the GOV
eminent will soon announce It's policy
in regard to the Monroe doctrine and
the French occupation OF Mexico. Re
Inducements OF troops to the number of
twenty five thousand are said TO have
been pnt on the road to Sheridan within
a few days. Gen, Grant is reported to
have said in g conversation with the
Mexican minister few days ago that
the French forces will have 90 leave
Mexico.
Gen Howard has issued an order that
if the planters in Lower MARYLAND do
not cease turning of their old slaves IN
starve or neglect to employ them, Gov
ernment will take possession of their
farms aud put freedmen to work their
lands
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Gold.

New YORK, July %.
GaIlagher's Evening Exchange, gold
/ .43 IL.
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RANK OF RUTLAND, May %, 1865

This Bank has been appointed agent for the
distribution of the THIRD SERIES of the
100 LOA N.
The notes of this series are Issued under date
Of July Is, 1866, are payable three years from
that date in currenoy, or are convertible at the
option Of the holder into
q. 6. $50 PER CENT GOLD BEARING
BONDS,
and ase precisely tie san in form and privil-
eyes as tho alre ady sod, except that toe Gov
eTnment reserves to itself the option Of paying
the interest in erin st per cent. in ts d of
10 per cent in currency. Interest will be paid
subscribers 20 date of Bonds
The delivery of these Bonds will commence on
the LIST Of June.
dkvtf g. W. POWELL. Cashier.
z A u
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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest 70
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over
so years, and can say in confidence and truth Of
it what we have never been able to say of any
other medicine-NEvER HAS 1T FAILED IN
A SINGLE INSTANCE o EFFECT A CURE,
when timely used. Never did we know an in
stance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used it,
On the contrary, all delighted with its opera
tons, and speak in terms OF commentator of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak
in this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW after
so years experience; and pledge our reputation
for the fulhlment OF what we here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is suffer-
ing from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered,
Full directions for using viii accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE. ONLY So OSETS PER BOTTLE.
iunelod&w6m
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WASHINGTON, July %.

The country will be gratified to learn
that Capt Henry Wirse, lately prison
keeper at Andersonville, is shortly to
be put upon his trial for the cruelty and
barbarity practiced by him upon our
prisoners confined at that place. The
Military Commission sitting in this CITY.
Of which Brig. Gen. A. B. Hunterwood
IS President and Col. N. p Chapman of
the War Department is Judge Advocate.
mas been directed to try the case. The
charges embrace list of atrocities that
are little short of fendish, and will
arouse the indignation of the civilized
world. The Government is now epgag-
% IN the collection Of testimony prepar
atory to trial. Let the soldiers who
nave survived their Imprisonment at
this prison, put Col. Chapman In posses
sion Of any essential facts.
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M ARNING.-This is TO notify all
w that it may concern that my wife Amelia
+ Colvin, has lift my bed and board, and all
persons are forbidden trusting or harhoFing her
on my account, IS shall pay no bills Of her
contracting after this date.
BENNAZAH N. COLVIN.
Dandy, July 6, 1865. 23-3w*
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NOTICE

l. Elijah Cutler, Of Casleton, in the County OF
Rutlsui, hereby give notice to all concerned,
that j give my son, Earl X Cutler, his time,
from ana after this date and that / shall pay
none of his deb,s or claim any Of his earnings
after this date.
ELIJAH CUTLER.
Castleton, July Itth, 1865. 2Sw3w.
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GAUTION.-Whereas my wife, Lucy
~ c. Houghton, has left my bed and board,
this IS TO for BID all psrs rs harboring or trust
ing her on my account, Us 5s.@l,i pay no debts
OF her CONTRACTING after this date.
ANDREW Y. HTUGHTON.
Rutland, July Is, 1856. 29-w3s.
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NEW ADvERTIsENIENTs,

- - 4 80 ~ A~NN@N
District Of Ra,Ian. -,
Layereu Kent, late OF "auingiord N sad dts'
By the author'E Of -le N-'fe u vermont,
you are hereby nouhe1 q afpeT uel0Ie IN salu
Probate Court, q the Irubhtc ttaee II isAl-
land, IN sHl0 district, on the - luS9-hy OF
Sept n. u, leO', 20 snow cause, II any you
have, why the account OF william htnti admin
iStrdtOr OF the estate Of said dec astd should not
be allowed, ami also why the residue OF halu
estate should not y tHs'rlbNted 10 the parties
entitled there.o,
Dated az Ratlaud 70 sa1d 0'SFlc'1 ms AAtL e"y
Of July. A. %, 1865.
30 JAMES BROWN, Register.
------------ ,
- FATE or ~ u '''' ], ''sII'l 't
- Rutland, sss Tho PIOba,e Cuurr for '-"
district of Ru,ltnd
To all persons Interested in The estate OF
Ju3aL D Stat, late of Inm9uth m said dis
nil. d. .,a.e9. lest te. GREETING,
By rfe Ia inv of tL- 5 ats of NtTH ont, gu
ave h.r,1y notified 10 appear before the said
Pfo.atg tour. az the Probate Office Ii Rutland,
An s,id 5l,tTict The third Tuesday Of August,
x d 1865, TO show cause, if any you have, why
a eel. ain instrument, in writing Il ed in said
Can't md uuruoltug to be the last will and
testam ut Of aud deceased should not be proved
and al owed
Dated at Rutland, l.. said District, this 18th
Iav Of July, A d. 1865
40 JAMS BROWN, Register
rl..VF 81 VEhsFONT FINLAND -
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A-9sNi - -, ntttI- a. N~'''
HONS 3ILAoht
~ 80 49,, hN h nm i3,.l.., ssr
NNuAI RoVND' w. 1000
JohH ID ECTNhA,
boWHAN q MANsfltLD
hoRh'E Ii. DYfn, ...-.,.-. 49,,
v heTels' Ephr am u hute.l 81 ann sl9 o a,
IN the county o. hut4ALu alofesalu Iath u'e1 IN
,EanceTy ms peuu'l a2alosI 'lS ABOVE named
def dAn,'' IN wing that samuel y Brett o,
I hA'I1LA "1d A.teIt IL. Pssu ol NSILusdoIH
al2resall, Low OF arr unknown, On the hFsJ
| day OF November, A. d 1861, mort "a ged certain
machinery in the mill, shop or factory, which
tas aid -Eets snted OF Adams and DikemaI
/ and "a usel and oJcupiei BY them in carry
ing Oh tl4s usjuess If manufacturing shoe. pegs,
| and which j. described as follows One Tegula-
| tor, | steam boiler, saving machines. l dryer.
| poll hers, 'liters, pointers, split eTs, ?
stoves and Iipe, 2 griEd-stones / iron palmer,
l barrel-head lathe, the b'eaching apparatus,
| shstungs, pullies bangirgs and betting, used to
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STATE OF VERMONT aatand, So
-
WILLIAM L. VAN ALsTYNl, "a c,urt

WILLIAM L. VAN ALSrYEE, yo C,nr,
~ IL, 1sa &
JESSE a. lIAYDRlCK, ''NS low
Action OF As,umpsit on note dated 20 April
1854, for the sum Of Five Thousand dollars, pay
able az the First Nationl Bank Of New York.
"a COunt-on common money counts
because the said jesse A, Haydri5k. the deten.
dant, resides without this Sac, and has not had
personal notice Of the pendenCy o said suit;
II is ordered, that he be notified 70 appear a.
tlen,Xt tenn OF tass court 20 be he'd at Rut.
luud, in the County OF Rutland, on the second
Tuesday OF september, A, d. 1865, then and
there 70 answer thereto, by publishing the sub
stance of the Plaintiffs declaration, with thu
oritr, three wees su cessiye,y in the Rutland
Herald, priatcd s.. Rutlana Aforesaid, the last O
VII ch rublc ito. to e az least twenty Gays be
fore sail term, Nuich shall DO deemed SatioienI
notice, And day thereof Is given, sc.
:. w. HOPKINS, Clerk
{. NJ. WiLLAR Attorney for Plaintiff
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NOhCE IS hereby given thai my wife
~ Mandana DucoR, has married one Dolph
Defor, ynd do now therefore forbid all persons
from harboring or trusting her on my account,
as shall pay no bills Of her contracting after
this date. "
LOWS DUCL0w.
Pittsford, June IS, 1856. 2sw3w"
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TAR TAKi TAR lin gallon csps.
l. oaly enc dollar PEI gallon, at
PENN q TUTTIEe,
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IMAM,

Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest 70
yourselves and
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l hereby give notice that ] Lave this day given
to my minor SIN, Michael Costello, bis time and
all is earning until he arrives Of age, ana l
Z hall claim none of his wages or ay any debts
Of his contracting after this date
DUDLEY COSTELLO.
Poultney, July p. 1897 9)TSw
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Can be thoroughly cured ~ uslne
WHTTEMORF' CURE FOR
FOOT SGT IN SHEEP.

WHTTEMORE'S CURE FOR
FOOT SGT IN SHEEP
1t has been tested IN mot sheep growing dis
tricts, and has effected
POSITIVE CURES WHERE EVERYTHING
ELSE FAILED.
Certit latts can DO sent on application 10 the pIo-
prietur Ask Ior Whittemore's Cure.
CERTIFICATES.
DlAE SIR: have used your Foot Rot
Cure" in my fock Of sheep, and can cheertully
recommend il az au immediate and positive
remedy. CORNELIUS Z. FIEHUk'
East Clarendon, VI.
F. W. WHlTrIMORE, FsP., SIR:-Having
given our Foot Rot Cure" Il thorough trial,
would say for thu benefit of shsep-rai ers, lose
10 time in procuring a bottle, as it certainly
will cure the Foot Rot in less time and with less
trouble than any preparation Of Vitrol or any
thing else that have ever used.
Truly vour7. LEEDS BILLINGS.
Rutland, Vt, July Il, 1868.
For SAL by al Druggists, also by the sole pro-
prietor, r. ". WHIITEMORE,
Ch2th m Four Corners, MY,
For sale ~ G. w. Chaplin j. jowGm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-08

Prom BO,Axell oil Region.

private letter from thc n rth-eu OIL rs-
gion Of Canada West says the Coo. vel 40
runPing hve barrels r~r d. BOT IA. not
vaier enough yet 90 sccure a good ac-.
The Pope ~eu . gaming and no. pump.
'eu barrels per das h Lester eel. dom
25s fcct strurk OIL ard l. doing fnslr.
Pum7ing t~vniy barrels dAy. The Cor
ham sell. iu-t bsio- ~ Auburn. has lost
ct CON and sirock oii a. - feet and ha.
commenced pumping about Eve barrel, Per
day and = gaming. TIE Chicago vel on
the Loncsooi road has struck OF A. The
dsrsh Of go fees ard .. now getting rcady
20 psmp. The NiCtoria .. pumping about
6hsen b-rrvls pr day. The LEX has
seriously damaged herself by The break
Ing 10 q soune tubing. The Pepper -
dong a fine business a. usual Week be-
fo-e las on trial he pumped 90 barrvl.
Of oil OIL IA. sdvanced &C. sl0 IN gold.
equivAieui 20 ahous els in sreeub.cks. 90
that 'hs Aciaai earning. - The Pepper -~ll
prodscing At the rate above naued. arr
nsarls $500 Per week. csrreucy, The
sdvance IN oil % the present price l,nds
Ds- interest % tbs oil territory.
Tbe Le~t.'on veil -hich -as detained bv
an accident. las been CLEARED cot again.
and The sork NJ: proceed rapidiv 80 soon
a. broken rvancr i removed -hirh. Il !.
supposed. would BE saecfed az once Ia
sand pumping ihis eel on saturday quite
aquantits ofoii as brOu-ht Bp. TIE eel
l. uo- down i67 fees.
TIE Aubarn VEL i going forwsr,l rapid
~. ard every con6dencc j. FELT IN 80 being
ore Of The NOS; ,scces.fui -sns IN the ter
riiory. All ths sells ~hich have been Pot
do-n IN the siciniiy have proved .uccc.siai.
and the Indications ihss far have been a.
eucouragirg IN thi. a. ia any eel that has
been pot do-n.
IT, vel on the Postin farm OLe-isson
fetroieun Associafiou) d. beng pu.hed for
~sri. The greatest dra-bAck IN operations
has hiihsrto becn The grcat difhculty IN OBJ
taining skiilcd labor ard m securing safi,-
factory mansg~rnen'. The proprietor. %
tho-c wells ~hrch have been behaved for this
rrason. have ooncludsd 90 suirust their husi-
ness 60 soms coupeien; and tru.s-orthy
person AM hereafter ensure greater speed
And safety IN the -ork
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-08
flrs AZ South Paris

Ga Thursdsy afterpoOn last. q fre broke
oct in tbe lot q the stable Of the Atlantic
HOose At saith PARIS. The 6-s "a. not
Discovered uatil Il "a. breaking throaxh
the roof. 80 that nothing coala t.e lons 20
save the Building. Tbe -ind At the time
ms blowing - as to take ths aaaaes upon
the Ell Of the A'lan,ic House. bit u sabss-
cu~nily veercd li;tle % A. 10 cover tie
buildings q Mr. Ns~hal. and to hotel
was saved The claphoards on The corner
to-ard th~ stable AZ well burned. Nnd tie
trimming on the caves taken OF for qsiie
sPaoe. The stable % Mr. Ne-han hen
took sre ard = "a. short ~ork 20 con.s-,e
the Whole establishment. ~hich was con
neefed. NJ Nc-han seoUrrd large por.
sioa 81 his furntore. though a room N
back sitie used for storing clothing "a not
reacbed and he lost rnAsy articles Of vaiue
IN The cellar. az ~eii ~ a stock % wood
Tart Of the rooms -ere occapi-d hy Misses
Brock and Gris-oid. ~bo suHrrrd soue
loss. though most Of their fsruisurr "a. re-
moved The Atlantic House "a. partially
cleared % its furniture. A. -erc also thc
rc.idcnces 81 Col PAr.ons and Mr.. Th.ve-.
on the opposite sids q the .'rv~t Escb q
these houses snd the church were on Gre. ~
times. bat sig'lAnt ~aiching saved then.
though each Oocupan; sudsr~d les from the
hAssy and inconsiasrafe rushing out % the
goods that ai-aVs accompanies Ere. NJ
Ssaiih came bear being bura~l in the stable
lie vas quiie be~iiderVa IN Tie smoke and
oouii not make rs way cat ALI be got the
right dirrction from ,ome one -h5 called 20
him
Mr. NevhAi's los, al be abolt $3.50.
or Which BE- bal Insurance % the amour,
Of slioo. and Ne are glad 60 learn thar b..
neighhors have Ai1sd 10 this .um . grner-
ous ssbscription. NJ goue.' io.. on the
bsiidiuE -iil probably be nearly m ale good
by The Insurance. though he had about 500
u .alue IN The stable
How The ere took isa mystery. Asa
matter Of justice % the Soldier's Aii Socie-
~. q should be stated thai tb- rrrsort that
u took iron a siovr IN use % then. IS out
q thc Question. Th-ir stove had bern cool
"a do-n. preparatory 70 Seing reuosr,l.
and the 6rs took IA the corner Of he stable
f1rshes; FROM the hall
The Oxford Bear~ engine COMPANY.
With other citir~n. Of Norway. "a. on
hand promptly. and rendered eaieicut ser
vice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-08
Bethel Items

Mr. &c, lon Rove Who has ben ihe IN
ds-trious clerk in ib- Steam Mil COMPANY.
store FOR eight yeArs. has oP-sed store IN
Capt. Harms ne- block.
Hon Moses Mason ~. osush; eight
skunks IN trap. A. the the nouth % NJ.
CELLAR drsin. A. be con;inses % catch
about one dsy b. does no, kno- bo- many
remAia- We believe thy ars unu.uaIly
Pien'y al over The STATE
Ther- -iii be Hep Cro-er'. Con.en-
ton Al DR.. Trees School Room IN Beth
Mon'ias evening. Dee. n. ate u O'Clock
AT persons Interested in The busine.. a-s
invited % b rrrsent. Sahi-ct sor discus
son TIE best method q Caliisatins the
Hop.
The members q the Yoans Laaies' s.
e-ri Secretly have denasdsd an apology sor
49, r~p-v-~nting their association. and -
herrbs make ar apology.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-08
National Thanksgiving Hyna.

nv rpwARD p SoNrIL
Prsisc the Lord. a. r.n.ou,ed nation'
frat.e Him al. frora "a % SEA:
lie haia builf a ern tounsisiion.
= IN the 20 4 ~ i.iherts'
fu'iie as or b..i endsavor.
Tn ~ surnea from ~rour o. richt /:
Gloon had shroud, 4 q. for-Ner.
Bot tor lleavsn's redeeming night,
Ihsn 18th prans sing Gods praises.
N0-. and through al couninr time
Love ~hich msnhoods standard raises.
Merits Craiifude subliue.
HOPE sud Trust a. length victorious
Ov.r trrnbline DOubt ard Pear.
Cal for rapture. holy. glorious.
Lising faith and constant cheer.
lnfni'e Jehovah AID 10.
While 90 in Thv favor stand.
To remember Thou h,st made us
A rccrnerafcd iand,
Ard vhilc tirnc shall 18th u. incer.
Nav ~ love ihs jest ard Right
S.eing Fr~ciom's cuidirg finger
Pointing 90 eternal light,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-08
The vacant Jadgeship.

The fact that Gov. COny has nominated
distinguished eitiEes ofPOrtlAnd for Judss
I Of the :. J. COart -bo did not aocept. Ia.
drawn from tSc newspaper Press some~ha,
extended conments. up0n the constitstion
Of our Coarts. the salary Of The Judges and
some other matters incidental 10 the cener-
Al subject. The salaries q the Judges Of
the Supreme COurt are no- fHed AZ twenty
two hundred dollars. sad q = said hat men
Of sufhcient ability 20 81 the placr cAnno,
be found becsa.c il - 50 lo~. There nav
be truth IN the rcuark al Ne nav have
LAWYERS Who receive a much larger sun
PER snnum for their professional services.
In our lsdgmenf. Il - not Al~ays th-
case that the men Who can command the
highest pay as attorneys. make the hes,
Jsdges- The general rule NAV ~ the Other
way We have in our minds c,e some
four or i've Of The most accrpsable Judces
ne ever had IN Maine. whose rank IN the
profession prlor 20 their appointments wAs
0niy second or thirl rate; and s,iu fsrtber
~e can call % remembrance about a. nanv.
Who stood In the frOaf ranks % the proGrs-
s'On before they we're appointed 70 the
Bench. ~ho made secOnd and thru rate
lodges. We need ma - learned in The
Law Cor Judges in al cases; bit tbs !.
not al the quaEGcaii0n required We
want men q cool. dshbcrsie Judgment.
impartial in the administration Of Justice.
-bo al treat modest. bgi respectable
Attorney from The oounir,. With the sane
courtesy. they 90 a s-Aggering. arisiooratic
hsob q The lao from the eiiy Clients Ev-
ing IN The country do not .l~sy, Ike TO Be
compelled to pass by Attorney, Who 1--we in
their Immediate nsighborhoo,is AID employ
some Of the - distinguished icadsr.~ among
metropolitan la-yers Who " sfand Ligl-
9TH the cOurt.
Again - don't want Judges whose sora-
ton y 20 - ride cas-. through court.- by
giving one sided chargrs 10 juries. tb~rrbv
virtually settling BY ih~ir dicfum. both the
l.w and The isrts. We trust Gov. Conv
~in gave - the right lind 81 nan. 20 On
the place made 'Assut BY Jsdsv DAVIS.
The sPPointn'ent ja-tly belong. o. thu vest
ern section 81 the STATE ard Ne have mn
bere ~bo II appointed -oald Ga The place
vIih b0nor 90 themselves and =. the roun-
Try And ~ trust the Governor vii not
listen 10 the dIcisiion OF I~,s than a half
dozen arissocl as n The bar who for their
o~n convenience and the convenience o.
tbei particular clients would Ike .,rv r,U
70 Own the % Couri~ after D. - s~orn n.
Give - good. sound. honest la-ye-. =
nan Of the peoPlr. Independents Of al
eiigscs and combinations and - win risk
the reputation Of The bar and the court in
has hands.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-12-08

IN another colarnn. ~e give the report of
frof. Drsrscs''- i-rtur~. explaining rhe or.
IGN Of Petroieum. There are SON. r-asons
~ that opinion u,ay 60 received 9Th sorae
crains q allowance The OF called rstro-
lrum.-a word meaning rock oil. saii
% he identical wiih that produced from
coal. by diuillaiion. In r,snrnr IL pro
dsces tbe sane iilsminaiing Oh and fur
tb-r disiiliafion - attended 9Th the sane
rrsuits. a. that pro1soed from coal lie
also states that tbs Is the sane sab.tAnre
used 10 bulldog. and called siiuae ~ the
Egyptians. The sane report - also given
az aspLsitum. uhicb Shows that D. arc,pfs
the theory Recently s3ranoed that the lar-r
quantity o. asphalism existing ia Cahfo-ria
"a. an indication that p-froi-uun ~ould b.
iount in abundancc Capitalists foiiouine
the adsiCe q scisntihc men have invested
iargeiy On thar ioca.iiy Under tbs surpo.i.
ton but have been disappointed IN ihei
eSpec'atons; and th-ir sells pronounces
failures - too in Peun.ylsania. the 70, d.
ogists have been IA less .1cccssful in locs-
ting veils. fhan have the '' diFiners~ urih
their sif-h hszsl rods
What may b. tbe true origin OF peiro.
,eln -e g. not snos and thosrh b, nav
ne pressmpfious fo qursiion snrh aufiorify
vc see more rcasons f1r believing fhat CO.
professor Ia. not given tbe correct theory
than that o. BIS c,esrrd she matter up.