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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-19
Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons concerned
IN that the partnership heretofore existing between
} A. sedwick and y P Brown. in the Saddle and har
ness inessi under the title of SEDWitk BROWN
has this day, tSOF it 1885, been dissolved by mutna
consent We return our sincere thanks the public
for their liberal patronage in the past The business
viii hereat er be conducted IN the old stand by r. p
Brown Those indebted to the old frm will plelse call
and settle their accounts.
J. A. sEDWIcK,
Dec. 0, 81 p z. BROWN.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-19
ELECrION.

TTIH annual Election for directors OF the Butler Co
l. Mutual Insurance Company will be held at the of
flee Of Che Secretary, In Butler, Pa Tuesday, Jan
uary Sih 1867 at l o'clock F. NJ
Dec #, Ii. c. HEINEMAN, sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-19
Orphans Court Sale.
or REAL ESTATE.

DY virtne OF an order and decree of the Orphans
ID Court Of Butler county, the undersigned, Admin
straor of Philip Dllaman dec Will expose TO sale by
public vendue on the premises On Friday the 10Th day
OF luuuary, let7, at 10 O'Clock, n, the following
real estate, situate in Brady f,lwnship, Bntler Co
bounded and described follows the north by land
Of U.rich Carricsn, he by lands of Mich
Carricau, on the south by lands OF John Barker and
west by lands OF Henry Double, containing
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-12-19
ASEWING MACHINE PREMIUM

WILCOX GIBBS CELEBRATED poiseless Sew
ing machines offered premiums for subscribers 10
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27

CorroN.-We clip the following pertinent
remarks from the Galveston Ruueii. Of the
18th instant:
We think that few general remarks
here may furnish some Information con-
scern,ng the views entertained in regard to
the future of the staple. Estimates of the
growing crop vary from 1000, 600 to I,5OO,-
0OQ bales, which, if proved correct, would
have tendency to increase prices, though
not for two or three months, as the En-
glish market has under its control about
2,OOO, 900 bales. It will be difficult thing
to mako such markets as those of Liver
pool and Manchester understand that, not
withstanding their heavy supply ut pre-
sent, they may be compelled to change
their opinions, and pay higher prices than
those now ruling. BY reference to all our
exchanges we note the fact that factors
elsewhere are acting as those here, in with
drawing their samples from the markets,
MS they. know full well that they cannot
give satisfaction to their planting friends
at prices that buyers aro Offering. If this
feeling is general, and wc believe it is, the
foreign markets, in our opinion, cannot
keep prices down
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
To the Ladies.

Farm near Columbia. S. c., for Sale.
-, THIS FARM is situated about two
Gi5T miles from the city, in the immediate
Il!l4-vicinity Of Barhamville. The tract
consists OF about sixty (GO) acres, part of
it in oak wood. On it is a comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE-containing rooms,
pantry and piazzas-a good Kitchen and
all necessary out-buildings. This is plea
SAINT residence for family during tue
summer months, being one Of the most
healthy situations in the State. There is
q never-failing spring of water near the
dwelling, with a nlilk-house attached, and
owner will sell this property, with the
standing Furniture, for $500 cash. Address
IS. 7. F." Columbia, S. G. May 10 SIMS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
CHAINS! CuAINS! CHAINS,

uST received and for sale low, 500 pairs
- Straight and Twisted Trace CHAINS.
Also, complete assortment OF Tongue
Chains, Lock Chains, Breast Chains, Stay
Chains, Fifth Chains, with and without
Stretchers, Coil Chain, Halter Chains,
Jack Chains, &c. J. T. II. AGNEW.
May 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
Tele8r.apna
,13y
New York market. .'

NEW York, May 26.-Cotton buoyant,
;switksales OF 5000 bales Upiands, Al; Or
leans, 43. Gold. SS3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
Proceedings OF the Presbyterian As
sensblles.


ST. LOUIS. May 21.-In the Old School
Presbyterian Assembly, to-day, the me-
mortal of the Convention called by DR..
Breckinridge, which held q session here
last week, was presented and referred to
the Committee on Bills and Overtures.
The memorial reviews the relations be-
tween the Presbyterian Church and the
Confederates
The General Assembly ask this Assem-
bly, for trial Of that body as entirely illo.
ultimate; to receive all loyal churches in
the South, ana to regard the Southern
States simply as \ field for missionary
labor.
A memorial was received from tho ex-
cluded commissioners OF the Louisville
fresbytery, protesting against the action
Of the Assembly in their case.
DIR. Van Dyke, Of Brooklyn, also offered
memorial to the effect that the deliver
ances OF the Assembly concerning LOYALTY.
not having been sent to the Prcsbytcry All d
adopted by them, are not binding upon the
churches.
DR.. Boardman, of Philadelphia. con
sumed the remainder Of the day in a
speech. mainly in reply to the address OF
Or. Thomas, of Ohio, delivered Saturday,
taking strong grounds against the action
OF the Assembly in regard to the Louisville
iresbytery, calling it unjust and unchari-
table, and jeopardizing tho best interest )
religious liberty.
Hon: Samuel Galloway, of Ohio, will re-
ply tomorrow.
The following committee have been ap-
pointed to investigate the Louisville Pres
bytery case: Drs. Mclean, Thomas, Hines,
Waller. Elders, Galloway, Clark, Davidson.
Inc New School Assembly is progressing
rapidly in the transaction Of its business,
but nothing of special or general impor-
tance is before it,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
TERWILLIGE,R'S
FIRE & Bl RGLiR PROOF SAFES,

YNHE undersigned I,avc been appointed
Il agents for these su,~rior SAFES.
IhcS" SAFES are made with three. iian.s..s
all other safes have Int two They lav.
Powder Proof i.ochs. ami he locks and
bolts are protected "itl pla.,.a uf hardened
steel, whici, is u" oni; prntcct;u:. against
t''r nlr%iars driu and the :"s:it.nn Of pow
der. A!N", warranted free from dampnrss
Nhiic taos" Sales haze l.u superior in
quality, they are furnished ut moderate
prices" at least - tn 80 perc ccnt. less than
Herring and otll,r l,allrr~ Ml,;h ehc
quality cannot b. surpassed.
\ Snm'i" SAT. can l." -. II n "ur store.
and orders will he taken q: Nv York
prices, with cXncn>. Of tra,-,nrlat,ln
added, and no char.r ror fo;war,!iu" in
Charleston. !, \ Il. u. AGVFW
Nav 20
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
CHARIOTTE KAuROAD.

~. COLUMBIA, s. c., MAY IS, 1865.
NIHE public are informed that ALL
L TREIGHTS shipped from Columbia to
the following named stations on the line of
this road must be PREPAID, viz: Kill
lian's. Doko,. Campbelrs, Ridgeway, simp-
sons, Adger's, White Oak, Yonng's, Black
stock, Lewis, Smiths, Fort Mills, Nor
rows. ALFRED WALLACE,
May q G. Agent%C. Il s. C. r. r..
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
RECORDS TRUE sPECIFIC.

FNHE French Remedy, for the permanent,
Il cnre Of gonorrhoea, gleet, structure,
and affections of the kidneys and urethra'
swelling OF the glands, seminal weakness,
obstruction and incontinence Of urine
Tarrant's Cubebs and Copaiba.
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Philotoken, or Females Friend.
Live. mvigorator, Cod Liver Oil.
Lemon, Ginger and Strawberry Syrups
Maccaboy Snuff, Elixir of Bark.
Colognes, Pomades, Musk. For sale at
FISHER 4 HEINITSH'S,
Maya Pharmacentists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman

The Fair Face of a Beautiful Woman
s the admiration of every one. No one
l. possessing this rich gift and attribute
Of health and attraction would exchangeit
for the wealth OF the Indies. Yet how
many suffer their skin to become rough
beauty and bloom Of the face. The CIR
CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blcmishes, tan, freckles, pimples, blotches,
and imparts beautiful complexion, so
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
FISHER & HEINITSH, Agents.
Nav % =
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
-
.sLGtcr. from EurOpe.

NEwt YoRK, May go. The steamships
SaXonia and America have arrived from
southampton, bringing liverpool dates to
the16th
The panic has suhsided. War prospects
unchanged.
Cotton unchanged. Sales of the two
days, 1900 bales. Fivc-twentics, G54.
Consols, sGl0S6s. .,,.... ..,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER ,

ISL received, per steamer. Il surp:v OF
- choice MAY BUTTER y, Mira l!cc. For
sale low bv j.. * i. l.. .AG\EW
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
TRY THE NARYLaNil. IIiI|.

nNE HUNDRED CURED
~ MARYLAND RAMS just i"cc:ycd
ihrro are II" better H@!ns and tncy are
=. l"as: &9 good rs IT, hcat in market. For
sale LOW hv !, Vt r. AGNEW
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
THH Bore OF THE SENATE. Tho
Washington correspondent of tn,
Chicago Times says:

LIE BORE OF THE SENATE. The
Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times says:
Imagine hot debate, in which
Ivy mental faculty of the few
liking men of the Senate has been
AIMED to the utmost. The fingers
the Globe reporters ache from
6pid and laborious. work. Radical,
Conservative and Democrat have
exhausted their powers of reasoning
and Illustration. Every phase of the
subject has been held up to praise or
rsprobation. Like n contracted ka-
leidescope in crowd Of children, it
has been shaken into every possible
combination. Five o'clock has been
reached-cries of question arc heard
from both sides of the chamber-the
result OF the coming vote is clear to
ala Webster couldn't change it.
Senators already smell soup, and
begin to enjoy their dinners in antici-
patton. The secretary will call the
roll, says the chair. Alas! not yet!
Conness rises just as the first name is
about to be called. He says again
and again what has been much better
said by others; lie befogs everything,
and spends an hour in doing it.
Curses, not loud but deep, expross
the general disapprobation and dis
appointment, as every prospect OF
dinner vanishes and the though sug-
gests itself that lunch alone can Sc
cure even supper.
''COnness Is, unquestiOnabiy the
greatest bore in the Senate. He Will
talk more negro than Sumner, more
law than Johnson, more army than
Wilson, moro finance than Fesscn-
den, and all the while can make q
bigger fool of himself sober than his
colleague, McDougal, ever approach
ed in his tipsiest condition. In one
word, with the learning of Sancho
Panza, he aims at exhibiting the &C
complishments of an admirable
Crichton and the profundity OF II
Jefferson"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27

Seven different commissions will
soon be engaged in nscertaining the
facts relative to the Memphis, Tenn,
riot. Congress has appointed com
mission, Gen. Stoneman another,
Gen. Howard a third, Gen. Fisk, q
fourth, the City Council . fifth, the
white citizens q sixth, and the negroes
seventh.
One of the healtlicst symptoms in
the South is the establishment of
numerous factories of cloth and. iron
in almost all of the eleven States.
Northern capital and skill are going
there to build up kind of general
prosperity and progress which these
States have never known
Travel from the South, so says a
Philadelphia paper, is setting in
strong to the North.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27
GENT SUPERINTENDTS OFFICE.
Coz usInIA Anu 1Ncc

IL r..
COLUMBIA, May 90, 1896
ON and after MONDAY next, 2sth inst.
~ the Passenger Trains will run daily
Sundays cxceptcd) until further notice az
follows:
Leave Columbia at. 100 a. m.
Aston at at. 9.4J
6 Newberry at ..1I.35
Arrive IT Abbevile at. . 4.5Op. m.
ut Anderson at. .......... 40 "
ut Grccnvlllc at ...... SO "
Leave GreGnvllle at t.....-..-. 5.55 a. IN.
Anderson at - G55
Abbeyille at g2O
6 Ncwberry at . 2.45 >. m.
Arrive at Alston at 10
at Columbia at ia
The road having been repaired to Aston.
passengers and freight will be transferred
across the river until the bridge j., com
pletod.
:, Ths expense of passage and freight, by
tho discontnuancc of the stage, wa..ol,
and boat lines, will be largely reduced.
J. Il. LASSAILE,
May ~ General superintendent.
80 Country papers publishing for the
Company will please copy
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-27

WORMS! PLUMS! WORMS!
GUGAR PLUMS; for worms, Sugar Pmrns
- For worms, take the Sugar Plums
safe and sure cure, Plums for worms.
Children take them with delight,
To put the worms to dreadful fright.
For sale at FISHER h HEINITSHS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

The lccture on THURSDAY evening % lasi
week. by Geo. l.. Nosc. E-l-. vas an in-
torvsting sccount 81 the rhcnomcna Of the
great glaciers Of the kirs- TIE lecturer
briefly stated the e., aiarion - u1oIs;urs.
in the temperate zone. % j. takcn up
iron The ga ~ "a oration. forming cIouds .
thcse are corscyej over The lan,l. and. CON
den.e.l. ~ o. ihc crouni in the shape Of
rain. uhcncc g COWS back throuch streams
and rivers o. a. sea. A The height 81
some tea ihousand sect. in the Swiss kips.
~ couc ,o ihe iuc q perpetual ssov. IN
IRE great bssins. snow falls nearit es,rs
das on thr year. Il b. not The ssi. faky
Substance we have AZ io~cr levels. hat l.
bard. Ike grains OF sand. Ncf. viile dis
snow j. cooiinsaiiy falling. ths .urp'y IN
TIE BASIN does not incrca-c. a. fhe valley
below stands ihe end o. glacier. ouis a
hiiic way from % are green iclis ard aos-
or. The sun acis on r.. and nleiis T.. bui
o. does not rccclc. The glacier is river
q icc. FROM -O0 % loo scct dccp. ana
varying in ~ilis in different rari- OF it.
course. TIE force fiaf move. ir b. the va
mass in ihc great basia bciiai. Which finds
an ouiic; t.ro--h ihe valley. being "a IL.
ally COMPRESSED into sold mass ~ ifs
ovn WEIGHT ani partial hquiicatiou- The
motion has bcen proved 90 D. like thai 90
water. So ICES a. iLc centcr and TOP and
th- mass 81 ice siapts iisef % an che ir-
regu'ariiies ct tic bank ard ~hcre too
valleys unite. i'lr ioc sclls hccon, fru'y
vcllel ioSc,hcr This action ruz1iel 50
sniif- u,ru . lr- experiment. o. Mr. Gyn-
JAIL proved tlar irc cosii BE- rloald-l into
q great sari,fy of iorms ~ithout destroying
iis ,haraetsr. D. isa vcii-knovn hH ibat
Leaf nav Pei developed hy extreme rrt..arc
4 biork oi irr. Subjected e. am great pre-
sure. wir o., partially melted. and all iu,-
nseiiatcls c-ys.sli-e ca removing the
weight. Thcsv experiments explain many
% ihcsc plcnomcna. anl shov tl.ai the CIR
culstion ccuiiruc- in cold regions. q. veil
a. in warm.
w have eivcn hai an oaiiinc oi ttc icc-
ture. Which uas of an exceedingly interest
ing charastsr. snd ras listened 90 ~.fh dep
interest by good asiiencc. ard " o. vcrc
moved 90 tender thanks 90 thc speaker for
Or. crfcr,aiut-- alIrcss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

David ". Day IA. sofa iis ,svsru stand
% Capt. George e. an JOSIAH e.. Shrley.
as flcy are prepared o. ~su uron al cali
crs They do busiuess under ihc frn 81
o.. o.. a. j. 4. >hir.ey AID Dc j. .ail ~,
are kc,q'ng fir'-iotr aeasr. ard arr rca-
soHa-ir in trir charsrs In connection
sol ihe tavern tlry ~il keep horses and
carr'a-cs io 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

Died. Ihar-.iay. o,t d.. h,n- g. hss-
us1. aged ai.,4t O.. li. as baiiei undsr
Mfscnic orders. o. ~hich io,'s D. hai ioug
t-iougcd- Fur a. wears Le lad been a
rrcu,iusnt uerchani q. ihe place. rotei i'r
o. 'rfrsr.fs. lruc.fy snl b,n-soienr-.
= O. Eaion. Eel. oi Cin-iaust,. h,s
bought Che morv rcc,ut dvcIin- 20 thc ll,e
go. T.. Harro~s. ard 3. giving The plsc, a
ta.l.ach rrTa.rne. ubi.h viii male i an
eso,sier,, trsirahie io,ai,on.
AZ E.er Weeks has rarrisse,l. arc row
oosupics. IT, ,at- rr,ilrncv oi ES-Go,. pa
"a. Tbc rem..-- ra-t 81 c. ia''rr's FAM
o. u1u Ioin h.u n >oa'h Au.erra iu ihe
Srrnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

RrrEnrEs' Avtrp. All ,f ias ur-k
va ccrari.i uiti o. h.arr- .-f.-. I.r
Draiei CLARK len ~ 50 Pam. saIIIon.
J q Blame. rrtrres of fie case te.ae f
tac Arfroscogg.n Railroad and Co., f....--
ies 81 Lrvir.a The remrani.s -r-..t-
81 to seri iae,r frr.-lf va Bah Or t.a
setrs. be of iafe sou,e Of be- Is. if-- ..-
vcrted. Tee award e. rat ths f-e.-ft
mlst g. to Bsfa. und-- Co., te---s ftte
contrast be the road mar trai.h h.1i-
ties equal 90 tlosc 81 comn-srr E.,. S.
says iie Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26
way rot Adult, the Loy.ll

Grest s;rrs- BE- laii uT.-a this Question b.
ihe ireul. % she Prcsidrnt's policy iu di.-
cussin= the aetioa of Congre.s towards ti.s
southern EeTnr-euiafiscs sent io WasL.nr-
ton. ~Why nof admit abe lcval r-rn ard
rrieci DE- oiitrss % D. ssked lat the
truih Is there arr 81 loti men aaiou- tlc
whole oorrolrse. unlrss those arr cailed
'-iosai- uio have sutscriied to fie fr.t
oaih. Aui SHAT b 81 cath worrh uhen o.
3. knorn fiaf these sane men have -eaer-
a',y violated ore oi the m,st hinli-s ard
sacred ohHzaf.ans ever imposed. thai 90 ile
Consiifut.ar Of tlv Uaiie.I Siat..s IIatuc
NAV rot 3D. irissfice. i,f o., ioos 40 ih. he
Of Rep-c srriaiives to ConErc,s cloci,l froui
ths SSH
.Af1hcHr To o. S,nais-Gcorre =
Eoustou. Leuis r. Parsors. both rebel,
iiousc-C 4 iarc1on Geo e. Freeman.
COLES s. NarIr. Joecrh IS Ta,io-. T. r.
Pop. 7 J Iarksun. 80 rrfff-
-fr-al-r1f ->rrafe-E. Baxter. W ID
Snow. ono rourrrI.esl ii.a-e- Geo. n
~ o.. i NJ Johnson. Wa Escrs. al RIB
81
fIsr1a1 -Scraic-W. C.u. Wm Mar
VIZ. one rrh~l. Ho1se-F Mclrol. rrteI.
,s-.rgl4 -S-uufr- Al. ~f--.t.-. rr.-.
s.I.fN. I.fr.r~. f,.b r-..f $500.
offf.-. ~. r. r.,.I.-. 49, ,f.. ..f.-. 80
a.ar in fh- rer.sl Co---rs.- Ho-.--~ a.
isn..P CaeE.H Bo,as-r,-. p d. C..i-
rcss. y I'D MarfhrTs. y n C.-,.fr IA
7. yoGo-d. sU rebel. rffir uo-.f ,rrf.
foH..raa- >euate-- Randall Hoo. arI
Herr he 80 t''s rr'.e'' llou.r-l.oais
II. Tat-r - "''.-
r--,,I.
N..rrrDri.- ~-ua.e- T. ~f,-t.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

TEornLr ~ BuruoEr. There e. pros
pect q trouble in Baltimore, grow ir- oat
81 the attempt 90 the Governor io remove
81 Policc Comm-.iouess. uho have tl-c
appointment of Jadgr- Of elections. The
old registry va. made urlcr GIL. laws q
IT, STATE. vLiei ezrlui,s Ell r,t-l.. and .ll
Who viH not take ODE ic,t oath a ~
rrgistry = not yet compiefe; add. --t.nr
on the opinion offile Attorney Conceal fi--
Comrliss.oucrs usel d. OBJ Ec-,.i-r 1f
- for OBJ. the Governor 8. trying to go
tieu aside. so ttai Dbl. rrfel friend. can
vc;c .n te ensuing clr.fi.r Tl- otai
or-anizaficrs are pledged 'o sastsa fLe
tommissicners. uii'c fic President lss
given assurarc.- 81 troop fo sr-fa.n fse
Gorrrnor. o. y tor,l DE- Governor 4.E
disuiss o. ohsrgcs against tle conan ...i.,..
ers. ard ihus avoid troubi-. Tho rrar.f r
Is wholly beiscen rebels aaI I.rll a.-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

IT, t..1.tt- I---rrfr sff-rtt-rsi IN rlr rela---s
to-lsr tr d farf..rf. 20 fa-Er's NIL. a-rrfs
sfrr rrri rrrrrrar.rf fr tfss st-tier ts rar.hs.-
re-rf. iae. ria-r r' usr aaf o. tssl-rss ...--
y. -rerr 80 1880. aaln .. rrr~ ca sfarr sre
II rs-ss rsre.r. tsrr- n ro-u-iiau sfah,r. .ns-i
a-I -ran-r ea.-i rr.i of safsr II I.s yard. 60
d .r.l.a asn.,i In ~rt strrr. rar rrar-rrr r--t
sra l.aar. -hsa l.,Irr l--iarrsu, -a-rt ss. han-
l--l r.afs. ga o. hara t co.. f~ eru-ff ~ sfraf
g. fti-is III Case rau. ~ itarrr.rf 49, -r'ssr.f
o. hae.- b. r.-rlsas. -hrr- a- -.r -r.sr-rrf u-.t q.
s1i 81 rrrl-~rr a.s.rrae-f r.I r..r.s.'r '- Fl. "a
ID. o. tf sf Ir--a-r -rtr. II a.t .....r l.sl-,s-i
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26
Euios-ood. Ire, P. Du.un and r.al

and in,he..
rorarors
Jrleiiah E.t-. ri'scl i5i busheis co I g
OF an acre. VARIETY unkno~n.
uFtNs.
Barker lI1t entered ore VARIETY. az
vhieh o. raiscl 0 - be,hcis ca o. square
ro.is OF iar.i. vifh corn.
a. ". Grosvr ras-,i sl-2 quari. from
one gil o; seed.
Barker Holt. ore variety. raised So busb-
els on ore lrrc.
&C. rnrrI
thr-r ur-c O. entries. Bt \ u DYER. o.
sartrtifs = " p.rrcr. D. 90 4 W
Grover. . DO. :. D. Gibson. Long S,e-i
Srccfing l. 4. Hos. . 30 .osne v,re
enc ~. " Wi.liam'. do u. ~. Gro
Ycr. Deb d.
a NJ. Carter euierri jar Of 6ne c-sn-
Derives.
%. "a. Ma.on. a fsv ,iusie-s ofths Con
cor.l crapr. tnris maturrd
Mr. a. n nsn. Carrant Prc-crVcs.
Bg came. Pres~rvri Q1irc~.
uaiHY rroprcr..
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tais rrrrrt.
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oii-rs,n'iu-s. vLi,h Indicate taicnt OF ah 20
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

M,Eurr. a, H-,ani'. Psrd. Sert ssth.
Pc Esr l.. d. An,lrr-s. NJ Frc-'ani
lflt...s I'D M,ss Jaa-ra Cline. boih of
Wa.i-io,k. The tsPsv es4Pi. 49, both
deaf aui d1uih. arl ser nsar-i~l ty slrss.
ttsir ON ur;i-.l ~ coaaana.iraiion. -hi-h
vas trrs srat,i, ia- ta ih-ua ~ r. n,n-
Lam rre-rniri tLsu, Sab a bs,Issi. - cr0-n
ihc r'casani aEaI-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

EE-GVr-rar Crosby ioak poss-ss..a 81
Gle bc.iasi Castem House. Wciacslay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

The suit ~ ere proprietor offic Ilr--o-
Democrat. hro1ri tfa recover damages f-..a
tle men who rrri-.d its material .-fo 1le
streets in iS6i. lor BIS dbl. al.y. is. t. .n
on trial a. Belfast 'or fie hst ie- is,s -
o. saturday the case vas given f1 tle Isrv.
-bo reformed a verlief OF s9lc. for iris-,
90 property noi ne.essay ior Gle rallra-
tiou of tie gsre~ Tie case e.es fo Co.,
TAI court cn exceptions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

JrE-Ss Bvrf A frsf cass animal d.
a'lseTti'sd it.s week " bop sac tai-
p -lan iu ihi' s.r,n.iy 81 secure Am. The
Jerscys Az sn,,lasilri ~ dairy pu-r.os-..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-10-26

The following circular has Fcccnily been
Addressed 90 ttv Postuasters IN Maine. AM
Nc Prcsums - thosc oEccrs al over the
..,..~.fr..a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-12
DENTAL NOTICE.

TJANiNt Disposed ri my Interest in The inSuT,
u anrp btisine-s nov prrrarcd L. gl'c NJ
Inclusive attention Ia Tie Dental profession. Ny
health i, far improved that With the Hhi' ASST
Improvement can writ lFnn al without dviaN
and will guarantee 10 ny patients as thorough ana
paint - Operation As al any other ID mist NOW III
Scw England
Thanking the Citizens inr their cNtensirStPaira
mage and good viii HOW propose L. give Acni
even better work at reduced prices.
}. /. OSGDOD,
Ellsworth, oct {th l. t.. 81
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-12

Eii>worth-Nci. 7ih, Bs Rev :. renH ~ WI.
Franklin.
orlana oct Al. by Roy. Geo y. Mar'lsn Oh.
ur u. Trou Esq Ia Mio,. Mary I. tolhy, OF
Bu"ksport.
orlaud.-Oc, ~. by same Mr. nce. q. Powers
4, Miss Annie H. Valentine. both oi . .lsu!.