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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
American and Foreign Patents
X. II. EDDY,
SnIIrIInR PAINTS
E.fs Ar-.f 81 z. =. Pass-f O<cs. Wssas.rfs-
(.sdu Aef u 1871
10 State, opposite Kilby street.
BOSTON.

FTER a. excessive pracficr 81 spsar.'s ~
n - V~ars. confinues O. secure l'a'ents on 80
Jait-.i >tstss also. 90 Crrai Brtuiia. 49,, So
ofher fcrr lgn cou.ffies Caseafs. 49, sttan-.
n-..i.. As.sg-u-eai.. 80 sa fsp-rser prssirz-
90 fsteuts. rN-cutel ist~sal tsru.s. ase srh
s'rETatch. Resrsrches uaas go Aarr-r-a ~
Fetsiga ~orks. o. d-tsrniae a. sailtits er uii.-
~ 81 fafcuts tsrenltous-s.sl i~rni 80 other
n.lvsr- a-srf 81 30 1ssftsrs tuarh - ~ 49,
Copies 81 a. 10 casn. ~ srr paiesl a. uished b,
rrsnitti,g ens toliar, Assiguaents r-coreci "a
w-.hiagtoa.
Tbs srsucy - not oniy BE hrr,si 10 Nss Ear-
t,ad t-ui ihre1gh q isveuisrs has~ slvauisre- 60
se~usin< patesis. q 4.c-rta..ig ~ rtfeat.ttiiy
81 useafrsas. un sarI.ass-c IS. n not tn1aessara-
49, suIr-rlor O.. any ~htch en- D. otrrrf them
ei-e-h~rr. III tesiin.niais bsio~ gsfsu rTose
that $3.50 q MORE SUCCESSFUL At rhE
PATENT OFFICE th-s Ih- sui-erll.er. a. 80
SUCCESS - THE BEST PROOF 90 Ap-
NANt AGES AND ABILITY. b ~ouic .ed
th-f 10 h.s aotnds.i rrssaus - t-iirFe. so ca
pew. tasi - ofh~f otlcr 81 the kiaa 49, he
ca-rge- lsr groi-sss.-a.l 1870 oss - u~accrsie
TIE sul-aeusc praclsce n N ubserio-r turirg
vs-t coh-cttsa oi -1--riacstton. aad ot.cfai o.
Clsiess rrisiixe O. pst-ufs-
Thes- t-sia-s ~ excessive HAN q irEal ani
n.-c haaseal wurks. $50 a. acoaunis 81 pstruts
rrani-d a. The a siied States aad Earope. r~atsf
hfn nhi- t-scst 81 y iesf.oa. odrr susefior T.
cilitte- 81 obtainiag rsteuts-
a. uu-cr-sfy q irrs-s O. Wsshington. o.
procurc rafen'. sd ~ asssi great cei-y there,
are AeFe ave- iaEsstors.
rrsrruoNHars.
regsrt NJ. Edsy I. q ~ Dr-t ospstls
sd ruocsssrd pr-ctitiouers. ~ith 49, lave
had ottlc.ai iuicroour-e.
CHARLES MASON.
ornaisssoa-r Of fstents.
hav- 10 kssitatsou IN ..ssfiag iavsaters thai
ihsy csnaot cmploy a 49, cs-psfe-s 49, frssf-
.o~fAy. an1 nsrr crpable 81 puulag thsir ~
pio-fious an fern 90 scc-r- g. theua ear'g al
izsorstlc csassi~rafion 81 ~ paf~ut otice.
EDMUND BURkE.
lafe C,uuuissa1r-rr a. rafrrts
NJ. Y. "a. Ettv has ns6e ~ THiR-
TEN sprlrcstsan- 90 al t-sl osE q ~hHch pai-
~su ave - - rraatet. aat rhat l. 49, r~ssr.r.
Ssch samisfskeahle rrsof q gr~-t t.-ai 49,
uhiiiiy a. aliaty ~. part icats q recess
saesi au iavrutors O. appis 90 I'm 90 rro-curs
her pstsrf-. th~r nav D. surr of harinr the
slsast tsrhiai aitcaisoa hesio~s.l o. tkstr Cas.s
49, ~ go, re..sa-l.-s ch.rxes."
JOHN TAGGAET.
Darinr eighf monfhs. the srfscritsr. en- coarrs
a ~ age - sctars uate 90 rrlrvted 49,
rlic.rrsu SiNrEEN APPEALS. EVERY
one 20 ~hirh as decil~t ia he Evor. b. the
Corauutss.oaer ofrft~ufs. x. a.. EDDY.
Bostoa. De- ~. isoS 81.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Mere grass . injured b. standing too
long Aai by being cut 600 early. Early
cut grass % followed By the best second
crop. aud rovsn - tie lest f5r cows IN
uiik. and or lsrlds ard calves
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
HOW TO Use The REMEDIES.

u D.s-.-ss ~ ths Blssi. iiaasrs 90 tss Fa--.
of 80 ed r'rrs Par of thr hsiY. ass Eur.-t
~sis.psf,.a .Ppi.,.z o. Fiar-,. 80 Ed ssisrs.i
iiu.aors or Erupf.oa. tte iaaprarei Ra.s wash
- 80 Esirsrt Sea- 60 an t.--.s-s r.,,..r-
'sr ~ 80 ofa niarr..r. es--rs ttls- % go
Lrasry orEsas. suca 80 tsossrrt.ss asl G'--t.
'a taess o. a. Esfrar Ea-as cd isis-t -,.a
-iA ths iapsos-t Ea.- wash
- THE-E ENTEacrs NAVE nFrN
ADMITTED To UsC ~ THE UNITED
STATES ARMY. Cd a,.s -s. 81 s.r, ,.u.r.i
80 'a Ell 'as STATE HOSPITALS AND PUB
Tic INSTITUTION, uf.ssasat t.s sd. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

TuE CUERASr woEN. have tried
many things 10 nd ny goosoberry and
eurrant bushes % he pest. (currant worsn)
With no eaeet. Jut have nsw Ia On the
means Of their utter destrucsicn. Take
two pounds OF salPhate Of iros. (eoPPsras)
Dissolve in two gallons Of b., water; dilute
with ten or twelve g.i0ns OF cold water /;
sprinkle with fne rose watering pot
When The dew Is on tie bashes in ibe
nOrning a. the best time. In ie- hears
yOo -ili snd the worms Frustrated or dead.
and have fallen OF the bash. and the foliage
not injured exeept where the worms have
eaten the Lea. The jas, proportion that
vii eradicate the worm is perhaps the best.
We would rreonsnend is use for other IN
seets. but eannOt say definitely but rely on
It's destroying the e1rr4nt worm
Cor. Utiea Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

DIR. wIsTARS
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
rEE osrar EHsEuN FoE
COMMUNICATIONS.
a.l artusss ici.ri - lnanF rrosni,eni rhfsicisns
Cd 10 ~ g. ~ 80. rsEsit Pr-l,ar.i,oa sr~r
lnfrot1ori g. a. Esii~f 81 CURE .fsl
LUxG COMPLAINTS.
IL. -eu kss~n rered, i. oE-rr.i o. ~ r-i-
Dc sanriirnrt tT thr eNrrrirrrr cl orrr tarfs
tsrs. aui 49, rrsrrtrt t1 ,1 srasoa sris.n iails
g. strci sp--.iv rur~ 81
CoUeus. Cotus. CEorr. nso-cHtrt.. L.
TtrEsas. WuseFtse- CoCeH. NoAEsr-
sass Pass 90 ~onEssss ~ ruu
Cursr $50 sos. BLHsUfse
rsE Lrscs. iirEH Cos
rLsrSrs. &C.
D. ceu-0trfs succr-s 81 naav cas~s e Cos
FtsuED CossusFrios has r~r-rsrd go opia.
IN - 80 ssirrtaia-t. that tas mech dfcairt
rlarase 81 ir-rraItr
10 thss- 80 h.r~ ar-sly nad- - q a..
G-ur-iv. ~ rrI'-si T. n-c~s-lrr. To 49, - 30
have 40. hav- oais o. r~fsr theaa a. 49, ~rii-
tes ilalals. 81 uany 81 80 us-si i.stiagusb.l
cuirras. $40 have hcsa rr-ter-l % heahh ~h~a
~ -sp-ctatisa ~ beg ourci - ia.i-ri O. 49,
t,ra 49," We lave spsoe oah So tAs iols~-
inr
Reliable Testimsay.
FsrEFtEIp. Ne. Arrl -. fSsA
Nrssrs. Ssra " rostrGCo
G-uiissneas-S-eIur as.sa-rous c~rii6c.ts. 81
~ No. fstueF eniarsinE thr u.rrifs of thaf
sresi Log Re--fs. Wt>TAR'S BALSkN 90
WILD CHERRY. an ia.trr-d. 49, Z taEs
Ervai pi-~surr 81 giVius rutiac,iy . ~ Ero-t
curv q scco1uplrshe-l ia ~ lsants. NJ 50. hea-
~ a Archsr. 49, fosruasstrr "a farfsif. >orn-
rr-ef Cosrfv. Ne. 49, ATTACKED siih spiffrur 90
ilasa, csugh. ~sat.ess "a hags. aat E--eral d.
balfty. - uauch fhat tssui'y physnc - o.
cisrsi hir e. haze a'sSEsTEp Cossr sFrtos :"
ue 49, na.'er u,e-iiosi tfeatmeai g. u-nh-r %
roufhs. tui revived ~ tsurft fou BE-. A.
i~.gth ! ~as isiuord % rrrchase 90 latIi~ of
NlSTAE'S BAtl>AN. ~Aich beueift-t ssra 80
$50 oi.fatset -aathsr. eA.ch - saert tia-e
rv.ior-i hia g. - s.u-i sfstr efh-ahh. I ihssA
CO ssie'N reCeaaasal thts rsu.ssif o. othrrs 81
Lac cau.ilssa. ~ ts. thiak. an .. purTors o.
ie.-rus GETsr LVsc KrsGDr ToE rHg
MSS
Ia asore sistruasuf. g-uiies-,a. b. nv r.i-.fa-s
oaeIiar o. zoe Ia i.var q s1-I ba.sai. aa1 = 81
soor ti-rosaL
Assver. Nour-.
ANDREW ARCHER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

~ sgi-rril~r h~rrtF gires r-iI.c ea,frs that
h. ~. t-~a tu'r srrai.r-f 3, - W...,.l-l-
Jpir- q fr1ts's. G. ~ C.u.fr 81 Ost.rf. 80
as-urard hi tlusi oi Aiaiaistrstsr of ts- s.ta,s
EihEiDGE " FOSTER. he ofIIsrs-I.
D. sait Courts. deceased. ~ r,s,ar l-sas e. ~
- airscfs. 81 thsf~tar~ fs..s-.fs sH ,.rsar.
D. afs fatetfed ta rhe -sfaf- ri rsff t-rsassf =.
$50 tarrlaafr FaFuFufs sd 49, 40 hssr
taF trrua1ts tasrssu, e. sshftsf 90 $500 g.
~ ios l-cs. MN.E CARY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
fmmtrs' apartmmt.


AT - sifs ari .csences psrt.iuiug - &c. are
ciosely iisk-a o gsihef. snt sre iuiiuateiy CO.
nectr[ ~ira AZ, icultsre .-AeHGCoLA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Ths fuhscr ,iser herehy givss pebble noiics that
~ has trsn tuiy arpotufed - ths Honorslls
% 10 oi Probate ior the Gaarty 81 ONfarS. aui
a-saaed ths trust n suiustratas o. M c..aie 81
ABRAHAM DEAN. k,s ofONlord.
n .-ii Cosasv. dec~a.~d. ~ giss-s i-u.,i .. Ne
a. elr-rfsi VI th~f.tars rrlucsts D rsrss-. ~
sr~ tat~btrt a. tbe estate q SD dereasst -
sa-Ns iu.ua-.ii.t- ray.ests sd thos- 40 AVE
as tensads thrrcoa. e. sxktbst 80 49, O.
Nss l6. lees. BENAJAn PRATT. j..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
TYLER n. TUENTR. II, = Hsl-os.

Ia sub.rritsr h.r-hy rtrrs pshiie uotio- -
- 49, h~~a tuiy alqpiufed - ths henar.i's
Jutsr ef Probate - ~ ccaufs cf Cxf.td 49,
assu-t M irust cd .iuuiaisiraiar 81 n estate
PARKER ~. SOfER. ne % H-trua.
o. sd Coaaiv. d-c~ss.d. ~ risiar h.ad o.. 10
- ctrerts. IL th-r-fr- r-,gsrsis az r~rsons
80 arr iatrttrt O. ~ estate "a Sad ~rsas~i 90
'aass iuau.sfiats ravn~ats 80 thoss 80 I've
az d--usafs fh~r-en. tasxhfhif ~ .sr- o.
Ma IL. i-s5. CHARLES Ne BRILL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

I - saa--i .,-r hersbs - psal.c lot.rr thaf
q las t~ra ta.s arala.ai-l b, fkr Hoe. Jatgr ~
fntatr g. tar Coaaiy ed ottrfi. 49, ss.auls,l
ias trusf 81 Atlralstrsfls q thr estate 81
CHAS. q MoRS T. LIE ~ Aslarer : surpls.
81 s-ia CoauiF d-orsssf. ~ risiur 49, q. th-
80 t.re--s go tlrrrtlrr r-fafsts "a rrrsons b.
a.'frt ip 30 estate af ssil crorasr4 O. saaks o.
'.r-.sir Fata.-at. go taass hsslas aaf a-s.ants
ft rrrua ta sshiait a. saar fs
Nsy -. Les LUTHER H.LUDDEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
MG.ALTM
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu

fos Noa-Rsisailaa o. iuraui.asaoe q Uuas. L.
asa.uaiioa 81 a irersfu.a oi the BtadA-s &C. Nd
-rys. D,.s...rs 90 che Frosfrate Gl.al. Gr..si.
h''ck pusi nrpasits. nr.ps.rai : srii.aEs. orgaa-
Be- WEEKS. DebiHiy. Fs-na's Csnp hi-ts. a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

T-s $50 cfii,ss hrrslY gives rsste .-t.r- -,
- ~ t-rn tuis snf-,satra ~ tar usn I.l.r. = n
fr,tssfe stthia anl q, ths 60 90 81 Osfasd =.
ss.ai he trvsf 81 81 aiua-irs,pr 81 the sslats -
JACOB NEWTON. 80 81 pps-il.
ia stii e.-safr. trr-a.-f ~ g.ria- i-.nI 10 ne
- lrerts. hs th-rrt-r~ r-frr-is Hi f-rrsaas b.
srr lna-tfri o. zee estate a ssid decrs-ei a.
make ianaae.il.f- laFu,r1.f. a-i thase 80 a.ss
suy lraaaaa. thsTu,.n O. sha,iili ~ $500 e..
Ma 10. i-e3- JOHN ]. HOLMAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

~ sa'-rf t-r hrrshs g.rrs pssI fl r. f.ce Ed a.
- aas t-ra .e.s rr-.iatsf t. a. a. 1T 4.
Jatfe IL ffptatr. g. ft~ g.r-fr I'll OaEff. go
assaa.i OBJ trssi 81 Ata.a.srrs.lr doe ss,at-
Jo~rPH n HsMwOND. BE- 81 Per-.
D. 81. DsarfF. i-rrfsrf. ~ g.Firr .s.,I Eel ttr
30 .rerfs SO ftrrrf.rr rrlarsfa Ell rrrs..s q
san frr ia.-Hfrf fa a. ssft.r of sarI ..--raasI
fH rasr i'ar.r'.sfe raTarrai 60 ftasr a .a tar.
aaF ..Hsa1fs Ihrrraa. FL rst.t.f CO. ss.re f.
81 is. l-f5 LYDIA HAMMOND
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Ths sui-crii-sr A-re1s Z 90. pa,i.c astios thaa
b. has i--a ass spr-siui-d ~ ths tlo-ou.i.-
JutE~ ri Probate. o. ~ C...-ir n nsfard. aad
assvrt fh- trs-i 81 Aria.-irafaf ~ ~ estate 90
JONATHAN CROSS. he q Betasi.
- 49, C~-s-fs. s~c-.-~i. ~ srv,or t-..a 80 80
- directs lie therefore r-la-sts "a r~rsa-.
iatr.f~l e. ~ estate q saif trc-ased O. ua4ke
tal-u-tsste psFu.-nts 80 thc.~ - hsv- 49, Co
ussats ttereaa t1 eNhillf the san.~ g.
Ma is. i-s5 MO~E- r CROSS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Ias -s1s-rlt--r h-rsbf nsrs pshhc sats-s an si
b. tas br~a ta's sppsta,ri ~ thr Haanrll.s
JutEr n PROBATE o. tae C-1aif of Osfrf. saf
ass1lurt thr rrasl a kd1ntsirfar af tar rs-.fs cd
MOSS SINS. hf. of Carta1.
- 49, Cer-fy f-o-as~f ~ r.rlsg b.aI as a.
30 tIrrrts ur farrrI.rr rr.rarsfs aH r-fanrs
10 srs int-ttsi t1 ths estate af sa.l s.r....f Il.
ulssr i'naae.'latr psrauraf. 80 fhrse 80 have
49, cra-sssis thrrcoa o. sta.l.t tar ..ta- o.
Me- D.. -ts. E.G uAHLOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

To- s.a-s-r,,.ss s-r-as Eis~s rri,hr s.tic- thst
- hss 49, 49, arr.otut-.i ~ tss Husoraits
1sas~ - fr.t-.ts 80 a.. C.srafs tf Osf.rf sd
asssa-a ~ tr,-t 81 ada-tal-uis a 49, estsis ~
JOIN wHirrENoRE. 49, ofHstrua.
n 'aii cauaiv. d-o.s..5. ~ s.s.-s t.-A A. a..
- - 49, i'rs ~ l-ssis a. r.rr-nns - -
80 iaa.fntra O. fh- estate q srtr r..,...-f A..
SAKE uu1i-iirfr 80 $3.50 50 th.sa -, -
suy tr-raa.fs fhrrron. .n ~Nhttif a. - =,
NJ t6. fssS. RUTu WifIrrFNDRr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

To suasrr .,.-r hsr~tT rtfrs ruhir- uat.-~ thnf
D. has t.-ra a. a.-1ristrf ht far 49,. Jsf-- o.
fratatr 3d. az taaatF q Otisrf aaf assala.
80 tIlsf al atr.rlsrri-ar cf rn- estate ~
sTEFHEN 2. CorHELt.. L,- 81 Castou.
o. sait cuu1is t-~rss-t. hy giusE brut q. iAs
80 i-r-cs o. ta-rrirr- rofl-s.s al l.rrrons co.
r'fri ta 90 estafr "A saii terrasrl ta a.ake CO..
ras.'lat- faf1u-af go fhasr Asviag 80 lsr,an1s
thrrs.n fs rsh.t.t the $3.50 o.
~, 20. les &c. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
CIergymen, Latryers, Singers.

= 'Ef ~ H"s''- = =
80 1T tap-e 49, ocrul-aiaaa ru,a-r-s $50.
81 ssrrcis- oi ~ vocal orraa-, ~il SD 49,
fh~ oEtr EtHruT shfrh - seecfasih 80
i--raussuas'v rrii~T~ tsrir tis-us.>.. H. Rrai-
r. q, unhsr as..t sfhrrs. 81 ock 49, a-us~..us
i-.lI is sNrrru.~Ia
pieu-ant 60 taste
A suaal TaauiifF siir-ei o. rs.s ever The an
It, PERI ai cate rr alssrs ne l.dastt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

Thr suh-crIh~r hsrshy gives puhiic sot.rs th.i
- has hcea dsly agpaiatrd % ths ueaarahl-
1uigs q Probate 60 ths Coauis q ONford. aai
assua-d the trust 90 atniaistraior Il Az est.is
81
JAMES HUBBARD. t.i- ~ DiS6 80.
u 49, Couuty. d~es-s-d. - T,stsg t-oad 80 he
iav tirrcis III Therefore r~gussts 80 Pessoas
shearv isi~htcd o. ths estate ci 49, trc~a ed 20
ak tnu.rttaf~ psyu-af: sd thos~ ~ho have
49, frrl safs th~rroa O. ~rhihf 49, srnsf
Nsy %. 1858 ISAAC RANDALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

I - s-l.-s-r 90 hrr-bs IFrs Puii.c sotice 49,
ste - b-ra taif srFoiafei ~ fhs Haa. gutg-
81 fraeats - IA Cssafy "a Osf-ri. So s..ur~l
an trust ~ Esrcatlr ~ tAr hst 80 .at testa-
Elrrf n
EDWARD HAMMOND. il,s q reru.
81 -. eo--fy. d-c-...1. ~ g.ss.x $500 a. ths
- cirrcss us thoreierr rs.la~sts 81 s<r-ans
80 als iaetf~t FL ~ estate 81 SD Isrras~t e.
nrakr tunrraafs paFulear. 49, fhass 49, I've
as trrsa,is th-r~un. to rxhitff "a sass- fa
rs ie t-sS. BENZ. LONEIoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

urrlrarei ~
SETH ". fOWLE a GO.
lsTis--.s S.r,-f. BOSTON
80 g. 49, By 81 lTussisis.
REDDING-S RUSSIA SALVE
HrsLs oLu sass.
REDDING-S RUSSIA SALNE
CCsHs ErEss. scaLus. CUrs-
BEDDING RUSSIA SALVE
cCass soEss. HutsEs. sHEstss-
REDDINGS RUSSIA SALNE
CrEss Hntts. ULcEss. csscEss
REDDING~ RUSSIA SALVE
crsEs sAtr surrr. rftrs.rrrsfrrLss
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALNE
crsEs EfsasosHs. caEss. rrc.
NoFamiiy Shoaid b. witAout IL.
EFONLY 5 CENTSN BON
- s.ie ~
SETH W. FowLE & CO. .BOs.on. Mass.
sd o. al 3fu.gists aal csaairs si,r.ks~ pef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

IT, ~rh.rrit-r herels tir-. psh',c aoiic- thst
- as 49, ars agpri sd b. ~ Hua1rahi- Leg
e llah-ir Sc the Carais el oxirrl sai assu-.rf
~ trusf oi Atufaa-f rstar of ths estate n
TYLER p. TURNER. 80 q Hshsos.
o. 80 County 6-rras~ A. y rivtsg tcni 30 M
Ia trrvcts. hsthereior- rsqussts 80 Fersons
- b nsirltei 90 thr eststs 81 sait tscras~.i
'a naks iuluaeiiste pasunsuf ssd -hoss = hoAass
as 1rnsais fhrreoa a. exhitltftr snmr
NaF i6. LES ~. "a. HUTCHINSON. j..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

TrsrrnoNHars.
regsrt NJ. Ediy Z. q ~ m.-t 0srstis
sd s.ccssss.d pr-etitisurrs. ~ith ~houa lave
had o4lcsai tnfcrcoufse.
CHARLES MASON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07

hav- 10 krsitataou ia ..ssfiag iavsaters that
thsy csasot cnpioy a 49, css-psfe-s a. frssf-
--~fty. aa1 ngrr crpshie 81 puuiag thsir ~
fiac-fioas fsrn % scc-r- g. thern eariy 81
t.sofstie csassi~rafion 81 ~ pat-ut ofice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-07-07
EDMUND BURKE.
JoHN TAGGAEr

narinr eighf monfhs the stsscrit-r. o. coarrs
q ta. lsrr- - actirs. uade 90 fssss-r -ted 49,
piic.lisus. <iN TEEN APPEALS. EVERY
one af ~hirh as lecilet ia his Gvor. o. The
Cosauis.ioa~r ofp't~nfs. x. al. EDDY
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Letter from President Johnson.
+ From the London Star. I

From the London Star.
The following letter has been forward
ed to us for publication. 1t was address
cd by President johnson to an Ameri-
can gentleman living in Berlin:
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
D. c., July Goth, 1865.
Nr G. F. Comfort, No. , Fronzosiche
Strasse, Berlin, Prussia:
My DEAR SIR Il thank you for your
letter of the 30th of June
] shall use my best endeayors to make
my administration national, and not par
tisau.
Perverting power or influence to parti-
san ends is only less criminal than at
tempting the nations life.
Our nation has come out of its four
years struggle for existence strengthened
and purified, and with capacity for a
growth in the future unparalleled in his
tory.
I am pleased to hear from so intelli-
gent an observer as yourself that the fact
that Government is a Government of the
people existing only for the peoples
being appreciated in Europe.
TRUST our national success will prove the
success of our popular principles throgh-
out the world.
] am, sir, very truly yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United States
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-09-27

It is better that those who intend to
cultivate fruit and have to make purchs-
es, should take this list with them to
the nursery, and adhere to it as far as
possible 1t is not fair to the nursery
nan to ask him for list of the bestsorts,
as he has all binds to sell to accommodate
every taste and Demand Ger manto,cn
I4e9rdlh
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Lending Rebels in Texas

New YORK, September 19-The Gal
veston Bulletin, in an article on the lead :
ing men ofTexas, says: General Sam Hous-
ton, opposing secession in every way
possible, was hurled from the gubernato.
rial chair, by a Convention whose author
ity he denounced, and died amidst the
crushing storm he foretold. Lieutenant
Governor Clark was installed in his place
but was subsequently defeated by Subback
now a prisoner awaiting trial. Murat,
another competitor, has died an exile
Chambers, also candidate, was assassin
ated in the last year of the war. Hemphil
died soon after his defeat for seat in the
rebel Congress, some say of broken
heart. Waul, who declared that he would
drink all the blood shed in the cause of
secession, lost more blood from shatter-
ed arm in the battle of Saline than he
was willing to drink, and in the game
battle his friends Scurry and Randolph
fell. The great leader Of the organiza
ton, John Marshall, was killed at Gaines
Hill. Mcleod McCulluch, Burchel,
Sidney Johnston and Thomas Greeu, all
honored when living, passed away with
scarcely word of praise following them.
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l. New Rochelle, 2. Dorchester.
The New Rochelle blackberry produc-
es better crop perhaps than the Dor
chester, and the latter ripened berries
retain their favor more entirely; but the
first ripening of the Dorchester is sweeter
and more delicious than the other.
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