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ID EA D N g r A l l. r o A d .
III GREAT TRUNK LINE,
fkSM PHILADELPHIA 10 THE INTERIOR OF PENN
sYLvANIA, THE 6CHUYLKILL, sUsQUEHANNA,
CUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING VALLEYS, THE
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
VOLUME 80. NO. 10.

ARTNAENAnLE FAMILY GArHEErNG. A
remarkable Thanksgiving gathering took
place IN York. Maine. al the residence Of
Daniel Meiniyre. Esq. Four generation.
we're present. The venerable srand-faiher
- eishiY-t~o years Of age. and ~hat i. re-
markabie. weighs bat sereafy-f.oo poslaFs.
With not even grey hair intermixod With
his black locks or wbisksrs. lie carrie. on
his farm m person; last sumner worked
With tAe hands moving IN the Geld. ara
nov Performs al tie duties connected With
The care q two Joke Of oxen, dre cow. ono
huadied sheep. &c. &e.. asststcd only by
yonng lad. lie reads his newspaper reg
uiariy without spectaeles. His bigger and
better half Is hale and hearty. veighsug t~o
hundred and twenty-five pounds. They
have had twelve chiidrcn. eleven Of them
being alive ten Of whom we're present AZ
the Ihanksswing feast. one. not having
Iuife reached his growth. measuring six
Jeef itnes ino,es While staining IN stockings.
Nth io's % grand d-chillren 10 make erand-
mothers goodies disappear somewhat rap
idiy. IProvidencc Pres.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Mas. PsErINcroN ox q. Procrrvrrrrs -
" Where Is your hitle boy teading7~ Ask
90 ihe good man. a. he wss inquirin- Of
Mrs Pariington into the prociiviiics Of Ike.
Who had bad name in the ncighborhood.
lie meant the direction Tor good or IN the
boy was taking.
" Wei. SAID the oil lady. he isn't tend
'ns an, here yet. I thougLt Of putting
bran INTO ~holesome shop. bat some saw.
the ringtaii Is the most bcnefcious. thoueh
be isn't Oh enough 10 90 into a shop
" / mean morally tending said her VS.
itor. solemnly. straighienmg himself I'D lie
an axc-handlc
" " " said she. a h,tle coafasedlv. a.
though SIC didnt fully understand him;
" les. should hops bed tend morally.
though there's great difference la shop
keepers. and the moral tenderness in some
seems good deal less ia Others. and IN
others a good deal more. a shopkceper is
one that you shoald put conscience into.
but I've alEays noticed sometime. that the
suiiingest oi them Is Abe decsivingest. One
told He the other day that a dress would
wash IKE piece % white. and q dad. lost
Ike Il. Tor AL tie color washed OUT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
IBostou Recorder.

BEN's PHILo~oFHV. Old Ben brouch,
Us Watermelon. and whiie NC were eating
the Oh chaitel started his master bv a sud
den aggressive movement q ifs intellectual
machinery. 4" "Massa " iiiiam.~ (addressinr
BIS maSsr) 4" das ore ting II the slaves
c~ine 90 be free. what's gwine 10 becoue
o. Do ole foIksr~ What do vou think
sbouid be dore. Benz said I. interposiny.
ly. =" unk yon. Massa william. ourh, n
take care Of EN-" " Bot. said his master.
Cd Why shonld ! DO that when you are free -
' Cause done uorkee for you. rnassa. 80
my liie. Nou cot my labor; -hcn 7 can't
work no more. yea have cot % FAKE kocr
o. me- ' Wen. boz thai labor of yours
Ben. / havcn't got nov ii's az spent u the
slaves are freed 90 Can't bslp lat msssa
dat not nny basiness. You has had de work /.
haint hal Be-. Nov. what an ! gwiue 30
Do d you don take kser O. uo7 EfId ban
allowed % koep NY Own labor would nov
lab enough. Dat's %. massa,- Wei.
but fuppose have not cot anything % sup
p1rt yoa siib. Bens- " You cot dc Lard
u.assa. You jis gib me De- usc 90 little
patch . land. take seer ob myseif-you
needn't feed me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
OLD SERIES.

A SrRASGE LoRD. IL i77s Burke's
Pssragc. or its predecessor. Il it was not
eSiant AZ that time. was better undersfood
in ihc English Parliament than the Bib.c.
j. that year DR. Webster vas a popular
preacher Of the Kirk of Scotland IN Edia-
bargh. Business brought him % London.
and one day when passing the House Of
Lords. his cariosity induced him TO make
an effort 70 stop and see them. None werc
admitted without sa order. EXCEPT noble
mems servants Webster. being Ignorant
of the rule. requested aduittance
~ What Lord DO you beloag to?- asked
the doorkeePer.
" To the Lord Jehovah. - replied Web
ster.
To the Lord JebovAhs~ queried tie
doorkeeper. - I have kep, here seven
years bat have not beard Of such Lord.
Jaek. - said be 10 his fellow keeper on tie
'front.' steps. % here i chap Who saws he be-
longs to the Lord Jehovah; DO yoa kno4
such Lords
"Nsver beard % hin. - said Jack.
" Bat said the Doctor. there is such
a Lord "
% Pass i'm in. - sail Jack; II suppose
is some poor Scotch Lord ~
Tbs occurred a. 4 period when there vas
Dot ono fn twenty Of al the manafacturin-
and rural districts in England who could
read The Bible or write has own uaue. Sab
bath schools were introduced in I773.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Little Tar faaiie AGONY % grief
upon being told tlat BIS fasher h.i been
sh9t. was aiulcd o. in tie Wa.bio-ton
coTcfp fpondencc oi the t.aaei For TWENTY
four holrs iho Luie fellow va perfectly
inconsolaoie. sunday morning. ho~ever.
ihc san rose in unciouded .piendor. and ia
his simplicity be looked upon ti.is as tok-
81 that BIS father was happy. " DO you
think ny father has gone to hcavcry~ De-
asked of gentleman wbo Bad called upon
Alrs Lincoln. q" have nof a doabf Of if.'
~ns tho reply. " Then. be- exclaimed. in
his broken say. De- am glad D. has gone
'hrre. ior b. vas Rerer happy hcrc. This
vas not good place for tint"
fF. B Carpenter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

The Surgeon General has issued ior the
iniornation Of medical officers a quarto
pamphlets Of I66 illustrated psces. being
ihe preliminary rrPort Of Surgeons Otis and
Wocdward. VINO are compiling a surgical
history Of the var. UP~arl Of two millions
Of patients have been treated IN the 2O2
general hospitals During the first year Of
The war the ratio Of deaths from disease in
the hospitals vas q. per thousand and from
wounds Il per Thousand. Daring the scc-
ond year the ratio Of deaths from disca-e
~as 80 per thousand and from wound. Il
per thousand. The average number Of men
on tne 'ick hst. including the vounsicd and
absent IN hospital, was about ten per esut.
About 900 specimens Of surgical injuries
have been collected s.r tho uuseum here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

MUIoNaSr CHEIsrn~s. some persons
pride themselves upon being blunt. or. AZ
they call q '' honest bat very blunt rco-
PIE DO little good % others and get little
love 10 themselves. The Scriptures recon-
mend gentleness and kindness. There i
nothiug in an this world Of ours bali 80
mean a. a vindictive and malignant disro-
sition. Yet many Christians CRAFTY this
spirit. and deceive themselves with tlle idea
that they are rcbuking sin. Christians
should take heed oi getting fond Of rebuk-
ing such spiritusl constables- do a
great deal q mischief without intending it.
They are in ihc church what very witty
and sarcastic person l. IN society. or what
teli-taie . IN school and approximate very
eloseiy 20 that class which the apostle terms
" busybOdies in other mems mafters.~ such
Christians come in time % BE reraried a.
nuisances in society, constantly 70 be avoid
cd. and the little good they may do Is
thrown awsy. Our manner must De tender
and winning. The nail q reproof. say. an
Old writer. must be vel oiled IN kindnes,
before Il - driven home.
Boston Recorder
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

TIE Lonion Aihenrum. in reversing
'' Synopsis RI fie Aacriean War work
bv that stiii rabid scccesionist j X naiue
says po.utediy
' Lsen bad thc souiherncrs fought With
r-bt upon their sile thoy would 90 vel to
-ccoucie themselves fo the rcsuh of the
contest. since no baman power can reverse
ihc deri.ion -hirh iicy iarserf baf ss thsi-
o.I..t l' flc Struggle ers cze-raa,c. u...
hase reasoa 90 oongrsiaiaie themselves On
ihs isiars Of tieir policy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Wutr o. surnarUss Woe . hun.t
10 ashes. ashes arc iHiviafcd. lev D. tie re-
sllt. lev BE- csapaIa.cd by boiling bL.k
salts is tle rc'id1um. The sait ulloro,s
rar.fciti7a Ply fre. auI tde potash of CONF
ucrcc s obtained. ~ sr1iher rrocess.
ao Change potash into peafa.h. Nov pc
ie.e in sacks ani place them over di.fl-
i.lr wash tuh. uherc tic fcrmcntstisa
evolves carbonir arii gas. and fbs rearlash
absorb. ii anl i- rendered .oEI. Co. pro.
d.ct being ieatirr. ul.fcr anI drirr tbtn
tac pearla.h Dc BE- uou .a.crnto. How
much sifs oi isy and calbonic sc.i CASA
hluaa .tousch can bear snl remain bsaiflv
lf a qlrsi,ou i'r ra saie-ai1s eater. Some
people cay faie-,'us siii not hlr.a tLe s,on
s.h. lfisai-yf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

a Western farmer hay,ag some 9-.0s in
e. CITY recently. sas asked shat d-nou-
as''on OF notes b. petued Cog.iating
a m'aaie. he rcri'sl d" Wei. you may give
me part in oid sehooi rrcsb,tcri-ato please
ihc Oh hir. Doe give me- rie hcft oa't in
Frcevll Baptist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Herm'one g. a vep pretty aprerafion
ior al engaged youse lady. Of course f.c
sreetheart of 81 hiy u.Ih tiat aame aoaIi
be continualis faJ.ng ilo~ dehrifiai
q: ~ili be to call te- ~ or-a."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
rFB Carpenter.

Tie pif-hole Record ays fhcrc are 90
u'osrrifocs in tie oilrrgions. That g. prob
ally ouias % etcrv one being .o vel rrca.-
cd chat ihe mosquitoes ooail nof ct a foot
IrII
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19
VI SC ELI.AN NY.
CHASED BY WILD STATIONS.

DIS NiNpirA haf. amosf tt tLc iurrfuosifV
oi movement. thro-ing the noble coarssr on
his haunches
Who-~ha;- Indian.2 hastily q-es-
toned ti' companions. Baliuin. King anl
Cooper. of tbc train. and ~ho happened 20
De- riding over the grass-covcry,i prairic q,
oante'. ty shc sile of the TeHaa guide.
RuS;oa
d" li.si. 10 vou not hear them -
Loci usighings ani siuu cric. 90 pain
came 90 ile ear. of thc listeners. accompa-
nicd by tie rrgular and heavy tbui of a
oasaIcadc. did 9th passion in thi.. iheir
rlttiuE season. The very earth on which
che guide and biz companions stood. A.
though pcrhap. haiiiozcn OF miles irom
vhrrr tte hot-blooicd. angcrcd AMI rshiine
beasts -rrr destroying earh othe- a, th-y
dsw over che piaIa. shook under thcoa. q. Il
hn ear'hluaSe "a spreading aad vibrating
iu ihe ro,k-riblcl globe. ami was aboai 90
opeu great f.arcs an s-al.9- them ou tie
instant
They arc mosins thi. way-sor ale
sster." uic,i- Iaxtou. While a ,hale q
auHicsy oscrsprrad Lis manly. saa-brourcI
face.
'' l. there dangcr'- asked Cooper. an
To-. nervous voic..
'' Danger echoed Rsxton. ave. there
i'i anl &c must meet n. Iftbc.e rna.tan-.
should continur IN their prcscas course. NOT
only our own b-t thc live. of a., women
auI children in the tram -iu bc .arrile,I
Ihese animals in this season are more ter
riiio thau ihs sane number % tigers hum
ggrrrg ior human blood"
We must. % pos.iblc. avert al dagger
from thc women AMI children 90 said King.
vho. rscrPt th- cuiie. seemed CD bc the
u,o-t s,lf ros.sssca 81 the iour hor.cuen.
'' Whsi shall - DO IIow proo~c,ls-
.' These questions vcre Addressed % tlc
gui.ie noble specimea of raanhooi-tail
and creltas an Indian. 18th the dark pierre
irS eyes of an csglc-cye, that look sl1srv-
ly a. ile SUI In g. meridian glory without
being iazgie.i
While Kin vas yet speaking. Esrion.
the -4ilr. si.I from his horsc. an3 scanned
'hs srounl e.oseig. For up~a-i 5fs min-
ufs-an Lour it seemed o. hi. c,.s.araa ans-
D. ioo.cl a. the -r7anI and ticn .a.l,l-n-
y re'urne4 o. Lis blo5lri bay and ,l.rans
upon his back
Whai shall We dos How pr5ceed?-
echoed ihe guide. ''Our position is dam
gcror. b4t wc must lose no timc in iIle
couirciarr.. There 81. an arroyo ~iihiu tso
m,.,s oi OBJ, train-iie only one tiai can
no~ te reached. i've can cross it ia sea
.on. before tlcs- lnccu.ed devils can reach
b.. aul by piaring the wagons around the
~ousn ani chiiircn a'a barricaIe. We nav
aver ihe danger. Hsrs hear ,he thunder
oi their hoois There must By tLoussaI
of them, PES. they are masins for the
motiss. iou. Cooper ani BaiIsin. rIc
hack fo ihe frain-rcrarmber thr lives of 40
iiat aIe pear to yoa may irp,ni on yolr
iusine bone vour rosei. into soar borscs'
ttna.-ani Coco tLeir bead. t1sar.l tis are
royo Cross it sithoat driav. Lave a
.t.r- r.-.r -.
.t.t. 80.
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t.-t....t.---.---t -
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' '''''on' a n'iI 'i m'r''
'' ~'f 'n'' morning. i.'y hhss
~ i-ff "'ni q
' '' nv. ''''''' iDr g.
i-, ''-H, a'
'' ''l i--i 'n'' a'e even
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

81 rs.i'nee rar~r tei- of ptf.-.sn.
q 'rlis pioas aaa. vho. speating ia a pray
er meeting rs.e ely oi the iaty oi inp-es-
sire t.r il.n RI sa.tnt.an rron tho.r rear
to death. made ase OF tle ioios.ng ,aa.
ruagc Fr my Own psr'. ] an rcvrr
called to se. rn..rut uifho4t ferEa- a.
hglfel to i.ara t.at he is prepared to do. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

Wt.~ .ays wt.h.n-ton Irving 90 is a
m zhty tart. largent .nsrel.raf. ani naeh
too aid for soule stomarhs. be honest
god aamar IS thc oil an sine of merry
meei.ne. ani there j. no jo,isi comPsnion-
shiP cIuai 90 ibat rhere the iakes arr raih-
er small arl thc isa-tfcr alaaiaat~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-01-19

May ooupiain i..at they are noi appre-
ciat,i proper'y. -imr'r hecsase fbsy are
, 1866-04-13
FROM NEW YORK.

AppointmcDt-HorAe RafIroad Strike
Bold He 8ebbcry-statl4atcso OF our ner-
camille Marine.
NEW YoRk. Apt1l 12.-Gcn. Vim. II. Penrpse,
well known as gallant Officer In the Army OF the
Potomac, ha. been selected by Gen. Bustelhc1d d
York It's m'cndea 10 ii onco MI up al resi-
ments In the regular army to the maximum nun
bes. 90
The divers On tho Third and Sixth avenue .all
roads yesterday struck for hfcher waxcs: and dnr-
Ing the greateI portion or the day On The former,
ard the entire day on the Inter- fAc was stopped.
The prfeeAt rate Of ware. is but two dollars, and
The demand made IL for fly cents Extra The
driver. On the other line. are determined 10 follow
the example Of those on The railroads abore men.
viii lev Of he drivers on The Thlrd avenue rail-
road. but tae larger portion held ont trafne was
,Ferc badly beaEen hy the alleged strikers.
Avefy bold loobe!y oeGHt1d & IN the 20 Sao.rseas"
~ oa hs fbsnE 81 Ane e eeeeted I'd gid
Certificate fo1 $500 and about - H00 in currency
at the FGAAhiers desk. lie then went 10 another
Part of The building to rec one Of the clerks. bat
not finding h'm. proceeded to The Post OGee to put
rome letters in ihe mali, and on bis Hay
S;ss 1e r. b'nf 5D eaens he e Sae Fas
t.rcet door, i strsnsc Get Il man ru;hed past
him Bnu slammed tho door Violently in A!f.
Condell's faee, which knocEed him sensecss- The
1uan rlfed hia pockets Of the money, and when
to ind something to idcntl!y The fallen man; 10
the confusion the robber made his e.cape and the
messenger was takeu 10 the hospital WHERE be now
The statistics Of the mercantile marine show
pratiiJ1ng Increase in Amencan shipping: Thsse
src III the foreign trade from .h,s Pott alone toG
American vessels, exclusive OF ralifofnta and Hay
ma eteamere, with Aggregate tonnage OF G. ,6p