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The Unitarian Conference.

pur~Irn- Tuns 91.-Tho introductory service of
the Conference of the Western Unitarian Church took
place at the Rev. DR.. Hosmers Church last evening.
The Rev. DR.. Hepworth, of Boston, preached tho
opening sermon. The Conference will commence to-
day. Reports will be presented of the Western mis-
sions and of the operations of the Western Unitarian
Association. This evening the Rev. Dr. COllyer, OF
Chicago, will preach
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The Shin GauIEers, StriI.a-

BosToN. June H.-The ship Archer, which occa-
stoned the strike amongst tho caulkers. has been
stripped. sheathed and recoppered by the master
mechanics of Boston, and their apprentices and it is
expected the ship will leave next week for New York
10 load for California
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Aqua DE MAGSoLIA.-Tho prettiest thing, the
Sweetest thing" and the most of it for the least
money It evercomes tn odor of perspiration soft
and adds delicacy to the skin; is delightful per-
fume; allays headache and inflammation, and is
companion in the sick room. in the nursery
and upon the toilet sideboard. 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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An E1-Reber Forbidden to Hold civil
Office.

RICHMOND, June 22.-Lafayotte McLaws. e1-
General C. S. A, recently elected Clerk of the Supe
rior and Inferior Court of Richmond county. has
ceived an order from General Tillson, commandant
in this State, forbiddnG him to hold exercise any
civil or political office. The order is similar to that
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All who value beautiful head of hair. and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray will not fail to use Lyons celebrated katharon
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, eradcates
dandru and causes the hair to grow with luxuriant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere.
L. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N Y.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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Trial of relinoueut Officials,

RALEIGH, n. c., June 22.-The Military Commits
sion for the trying of delinquent Bureau officials
sembled here to-day, and adjourned over until to-
morrow in consequence of the absence of Mai. Mann
whose case is first on the docket.
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Execution of Murderers.
D;s,s,rous Fire .t 6, vosa,,t,,s MI.

AUGUSTA. GA, June 22.-Wm. Burris and John
Jackson. freedman, were hung to-day in accordance
with the sentence of court martial for the murder
of Charles II. Few, near Marietta Ga last October.
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SHOOTING ATFRAY IN GEoRGIA.-The Savannah
Republican has the following account of late shoot
ing affray:
-, An afray took place at Thomasville Ca between
Captain RICHARDSON, late agent of the Freedmen 5
Bureau for Thomas county and one Lighthill in the
course of which Mr. Richardson was shot by the lat
ter. under the following circumstances: Mr. Lghthil
approached Mr.. Richardson, as he was sitting in
front of the law office of Messrs. Seward & Wright
and told him he must leave town or he would kill
him. MIR. Richardson thereupon Immediately arose
and selzlng chair struck Lighthil a blow which
knocked him down. Mr.. Lighthill, while down, fred
in the hand and neck. After shooting Mr. Richard
son, Lghthill ran through the streets with pistol in
each hand, pursued by crowd of negroes, who were
greatly cxasperated against him, Mr.. Richardson
being a favOrite among them. Lighthill was subse-
quently arrested by the police and lodged in jail
Mr.. Richardson at last accounts was lying in crit
lcal condition, suffering severely from his wounds
one of the balls having passed through his neck near
the carotid artery but confidently anticipated
that by skilful medical treatment he would eventu-
ally recover.
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.

Railroads TO the NorthWest Sd
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THREE CENTS

BASE BALL.-A match game of Base Ball was
played on Thursday afternoon, between the second
mines of the Waverly and Olympic Clubs, which was
won by the former. The following is the score:
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European Troops in W zic 0

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
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PRUssrAN SEoRErs.-A foreign letter, speaking Of


matters connected with the impending war, sayg:
These Prussian guns are well known in America.
that Is, as well known anything can be which is
kept so profound secret. The explosive material
which Is used IN manufacturing the cartridge is n
compound OF ingredients known only TO one man
the inventor; and SO determined is the Government
that the secret shall not escape, that that man is
guarded night and day by squad OF twelve soldiers;
every letter which he writes inspected and he is
not allowed to communicate orally with any person.
expect in the presence of his guard. The same man
has applied his invention to different purpose than
that OF d cartridge, infammabe at the touch of a
needle. He makes u kind of shell, not much larger
than bullet. which explOdes after it enters ina
body of man. tearing the limbs to pieces with re-
sistless force. These two secrets are supposed To
make the Prussian army invinciole.
DANGEROUS CouYTERFEITs.-Within the past yeelr
our town and the surrounding country mas been
flooded with counterfeit 50 cent and Is cent frp -
tional notes of very delusive nature. 1t apgears
the party who circulated them had his plans we'll
laid and is now probably lar away. Following in
the wake of the U, s. Paymaster who lately paid the
troops stationed here, 1t appeared as though the
currency was that issued by him, as the plate was
the same. The printing, however, was badly exocu-
ted, is much lighter, and the ink used so inferior
that it is Worn easily off, Winchester Nmes,
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NEW ORLEANS, June 2l.-A Vera Cruz correspond
ent under date of the 13th reports that the yellow
fever is raging in that city fearfully and fatally.
The last steamer from Europe brought but eight
hundred troops The Liberals had released % Con-
federatcs captured near Cordoya. All work on the
Imperial Railroad to the City of Mexico has been
discontinued for want Of funds and the aggressions
of the Liberals. The ImperaIists have lost or aban
doned most of their important cities in the interior,
and it is the opinion that the Empire will not last
long, as Macmillan is in great financial distress.
The Americans on the Cordova settlements are dis
heartened and preparing to return to the States.
Tampico is surrounded and closely beseged by a
strong force of Liberals. The Liberals are very &C
tive also in the vicinity Of Matam oras.
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The Express Robbery ia MissOurI-TEie
RObbers.and $4,000 Captured.


The mysterious affair of the robbery of the messen-
ger of tho United States express the Pacific road,
has at last been cleared up 1t appears that the rob-
berry was planned by Thayer, the fireman of the
tran and was executed by Faulk and Wilson, who
entered the express while the train was wooding
at a station near Pleasant Hill The messenger Ivers
was asleep whom they entered, and Wilson took the
key from the pocket of the sleeping man. opened the
safe, took out packages containing 81 900 in money
and put the key back in the messengers pocket ver
whom Faulk had kept watch.
The two left the car and the train, Wilson carrying
of the money, which he buried under a brush heap
about four miles off, and then made his way hero to
St. Louis. Ivers. the messenger. the next day ar
rested Faulk who confessed but did not know where
the money was, and Sheriff Timberlake of Cass
county being called upon, arrested Thayer the fire.
man, who, together with Faulk. was brought to this
city Wilson was arrested in the Grotto saloon, on
where the money was, was placed in confinement,
and Sheriff Undertake AMI Lieut.. Harrigan of the
police, went to Pleasant Hill and recovered tho pack
ages intact. The sheriff left yesterday for his own
county taking the three prisoners with him for trial
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
TO THE
DAILY Conn WI EsRCIAL.
The st. Adams Raid and the Fenian In
Yasinn Ernuchf Before Parliament


OTTAWA, e. W., June 2l.-In Parliament to-day
Mr.. Laframberg moved for copies of documents re-
coved from Justice Courso in reply to the report of
Mr.. j. Torrance, in reference to the discharge by
him of the St. Albans raiders. which carried.
Mr.. McGivern moved for the correspondence in
reference to the recent military movements at Fort
Erie. Mr. Cartier asked for a postponemeut Of the
matter. After some discussion. in which Mr.. Brown
and others deprecated tho agitation of the subject in
Parliament. and defended the conduct of Colonels
Booker and Peacock the motion was lost.
Mr.. Brown has given notice that he will move for
the correspondence and other documents at early
day in reference to the fishery question and especi
ally regarding the proposed arrangement by which
American fishermen will be admitted to all the ad
vantages enjoyed by them in British American
waters in the days of reciprocity
Mr Cameron has given notice that at early day he
will ask whether it is their intention to
take carly proceedings for the trial of the Fepian
prisoners any of them by colrt-martial.
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ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. June 21.-A fire occurred in Mar
ket Square this morning, destroying property value(
at about $3.50, 600; insured for about $4,000.
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ANNAPnITs .Innn % l

ANNAPOLIS, June p, 1866.
Court of Appeals of Hpyyland-Abril Term. 1866,
No. IS. Oct'r Term, 1855. Williams and Hooge-
VERT vs. fOrd-appeal from the Superior Court
of Baltimore city. Justice WeiSe delivered tho
opinion of the court. Judgment affirmed.
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THE INTERNAL TAX BILE.
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The Constitutional Amendment.
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Fort MONROE. June 2l.-The steamer Somerse
from Baltimore for Liverpool, went to sea to-day.
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Business Cards

LETTER HEADINGS,
CHECKS. DRAFTS, &C., &C.
Engraved and printed in the most approved style,
and with despatch, by
DEMPSEY & O'TOOLB,
ENGRAyRRs.
apa-tfIstp cor. Charles and Lexington
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Arrival OF the Frigate Susquebannn.
NEW YORK. Juno ,22.-The frigate Susquehanna
from Rio de Janero has arrived.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Gone to Sea
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NEW ENGLAND
Screw Steamship Comfy
sENI. WEEKLY LIN.

TUE srieatit snd flst ~t~smshsps DtRiGO.
II sanf ~ St~~u.sd. SET FkANCDNIA.
Cps. u. "a -HEswooD. viH untl .arfhcr no.
firr. rua as fanss
te.re Bra~s'. wharf Pari'aaa. every Wei
1erltav ant Saturday. 90 o'chck =. NJ. nad
Pes q Eas Elssl. Nes 4 srk. even Why
sni ~atartav. nr q n'c.1tk a.. ".
lnr-e rr---Is ore a-fr.i up yslth 6ce scoouaosia-
tton- 80 pnsfenerrs uk ing fhis thc uir-t suecy.
sale ant cousarfaiir roiiie for trsVeiefs tsrs~~n
Ne.s haik aai Msias- Ps-sss~. slfh STATE
Eao.a. 90 %. Caaia pa-sage. q. 90. Mesi- es-
lra.
Good. .af~artrd h, thi- iae to sad lfoa, Ma
iresI. ttari-c. Baugor, Baih. Augu.ta. kasipou
srI -. J.an-
~hippeis are r-,I1-stci t1 -cni tasir Fr~iFhf %
lhe Strtnrr as esfiy a. , = ". on the d. tlai
thrY leave rartlanf
% Frrazht or rassage appig Co
EMERY A. FOX PaftianI.
~ q. CEpMW Ill - Co. Ncw Y.fk.
Fsrdaal. NAY -. iss5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

okFoHn. ss.-At Ceart ~ Probate he'd "a
fsrls. stfhia a. ior - Coaafv ofOxfyrd.
- uhs 81 I -c-tsy 81 FEB. A ID. ls66.
4 LBioN 4. MEtRIi.L. suardiss - Waiiao~
a q. uaalliea 90 49,. saia.r krir. ~ Fsaucc-
y iis1aiiirn. he n D-asaark. said caanfv. q.
ceaset. haring prresatrt hls secauf .-c.,.sf q a
gusftian-hp - ss.f Wsris CO ahoaa.-~-
ort~r~t. fhsf M sstd r,ssfissa give sosie. a
81 r-rsoss irtsrvstsdhs sausf,r.a copy q ia.
this ert-fto 80 Puslished thfce ~eek sucoss.is~-
~ - the Ostart n aseersts papsr priated ~ Par
b.. that thry msy spp~ar ats Prohsfe Cosrf 20 -
~ 80 ~ fsri-. ia said Counfs TIE thri Y 49,
cas ~ Msrrh next ~ tsa ofth~ elock - th. f.s--
sooa. $40 49, csu-e, ~ 49, th~y hsve ~hy he
$3.50 shosif 80 - sao~cd
.. ". WOODBURY.. y.srs.
Atrac caPy-arest
J. S.Hesss. Rsrsiss.
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MAINE ITEMS

Mr. Mar Hall of Scion. aged 66 ycars,
in thrce morihs duri-g thc gast season. .puu
tvo handrcd 'ksias o. yarn an -ose szo
hlnir,.l yar'i. ~ ci,ih. beside. doing house
WORK. knitting an -,uin-. col.ring yarn.
AM any amount of other work. Mrs Nan
~ ba.slell oi Canasn. a-e,l about s6. IA.
span iuru- the past swimmer ard iau fsc
huuir,i AL .iaty.threc skcins oi yarn. and
woven two huudrcd wards Of clssh. beside.
any amount OF knitting and sewing. AT Of
vh,.a is reported ~ ths Skosiegan Ciari-
on
Mi.s Ciara Bunker. dasrlscr % NJ Pot
Ter nankcr of A;hrrs. oou.sai,,a.l .as-.l on
'hs - air. ~ shooting hs-.clf th-ourh
ihs body. No cause a,.i -rel ia the Sko--
began paper ~hioh rrPori. the fact.
The following are ttc Trus~.s ol the
Ncw EngllnI Arricaliaral Socieiy, elected
On abe part oi Maino.--J p. Ander,on.
seth Scamnou. J. q. Watson.
". d. Dana.
w scc by he Press that tbc unfinished
hotel in Portland. knovn a. Wool. was
Pct Up a. aussion on saturday. The high
ct On malc 90. Sii."1l. ani tbc sac "a.
siiournci % March 18Th.
TLc Erpubii1aas have na.ic a. an sweep
IN fortianl. Es-ry candidate % elected
b. a large majority -Maso-. Aldermen.
Courcilmen. Constable. Warlcns an
Cicrt'. The Erpaihri's maIe DO special
'aort vh,ic th,ir orpoacai. DE- 90. SET Nc
learn from thc Press iiti ilc Republican
gan over las; ycas eoanis Up % over two
laulrvl votes.
Cbsries p. Hro~n. &c Ar;crr.s War; has
iu't arrived a. his ho'nc in Waterford. We
learn thar o. has hai succrssfal tour oat
Sou'h. AMI coatcmqiaies toar % Earope
soon.
The Lesi-ton Journal SAYS thc Great mo
sal festival oon-crt in tha' city ~ F-i,iay
uisht vas participated m ~ aop vocalists.
and Cd rnstrur'cntal performers. under slse
leadership oi Prof " n. Emingcr.
4 courarv unlc- charter from ti.c
LeEtsla'ure. his h~cn formed a. wai~rviiis
far ihe P1ross Of developing u,s vaier
I-nwcr ri; thai lla-,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

NV lorN. March .ih. Too thousand
balcs 81 coiton we're burned by the 6rc this
uofolns los. sto0.Ulo Th- frc e. rsp-
ro's'i o. BE- thc work oi an incealisry. a.
y i' aid ad..eharscd cmPiayco vas hear,I
20 Utter threats o. burn ih- building. The
police ar in --arrL % him.
Thc roof. ~ several cars 90 tbs 81 Ave
NJ liorse Railroad wcr- broken yesterday
b. oscr-crowlius. 4 number % persons
~crc inferred. incillia- Col Dennis p
iiurkc Of tho sd New York Vols. uho
lad * hrokca
t--u~ral SOFT va sorncvln; injured hut
noi -rriausIv. ~ a "a. irorl berth on tbc
TRIP from key Wet % Ncs Orieaa-. lie
r~~,servl si1~iy. AM attended church on
tbc 2.,ih ult. though .tili feeble
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OxFoED. ss-Ata CosFt of Probate. held 81
futs. silhiu and lor thc County 90 Oxford 90
the lard fncsias Of Fsb-. 4. u iS6S
IN Pctitioa 81 WILLIAM BROW y .tsaareiaa
~ 81 Al.icn T.. Shedl, uiinor heir a J4rlss r..
Sheii, late q No say. d-1rt-el. praying Sc H-
oss-e io -el aad csavey real esfst- t-L5rxtas O.
So aiasr. % he sa.suat u S4g.O0 a. an advsa-
tsEcous oarr-
ORDERED. rhaf the said Petnianer give 80
tiosto al per-oas iutsrestec. by csastag copy -
fhis ofi-r o. ii, sllishet thrse we1k sscce.sive.
ig 30 thc Oxford bcmocraf prinfed "a Paris. hat
they nav spprsf 30 Probate Court o. 10 held =
faus ~ said CouufF. "a the third Ts~sdas 81
hsrch nexf. 90 ten 90 he clock ta the ofens.sn
add -aes csasc. r. a., they have. ~hy tkesaus
sAorid act be- graaiot.
E.w. WOODBURY. ,Judse
tr1c capy-attcst
-. HOBBS RE..i,y
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OsEesn, - Al Co.st 81 Pru.Asse heii a
Faf,s. ssAia snt fer tie Cosasy s<ONisrd
90 tAe l7tA d-y 81 fsb. A. ID. lsss
VobN 4. SANDERS $500 EN-eua.s a. .
~ certlia tnstruuneut puFportiaE 20 ~ the go
v ~ aad Te-sau.~,f 81 ih-i-e saaadsrs i.a~ %
Norvsy ia SD Cosaty, S-oe-.-d. h.siax pre-
$500 the $3.50 g. Frciates
Osdersd. Th.t the ssid Executar give -
% al s~r-oas iassr--.oi, b. csssisx e,py "a
lhis order - p.riishet thres ~eeks ssoce-.sve-
y - the Ox,as,. ncs.eer.t psiuted "a Paris that
thsy No. app~ar "a ffOoats Cosu o. bel a.
Pare - sd Cooasy. he thisd Tsesd-y u n.r.
aesi 81 80 81 the cock ~ the froes>oa. a.i shew
eau-s. say th~y have. 10y The saIss shoshi sos
D. allowed.
y W. WOODBURY.. J-{rs.
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For Sale.


FUiE F'tc- on ~hirh . saw hsc. BE- W.T.
II Pare. saaH place roatalns D. arfrs, .iane
.r s-lss n ii is caal iafrrva'r. Thrr~ b.
l..-f 1901 60 aa the riirr. r,f .frf CO.. 1iia.a.s
~ak l.r Iar f.r.r o. aI tr s.'. at bore
$500 I a.rI.rf Go ....r. ln..rrr % fhr raia..rl
t-r .a tar premise. ilI ALDgIru.
We Pare. Mtrrh 5ih tSls. 80
ENEgt TORS SALE ursirtue ~ l..cenre
l. laa ihs flaa. Jsis~ ~ PROBATE So a. Ca,iats
n oxs.r.. I -aaI cd ti raaIir Aurflan ar Frf-
uffr ~fr. .1 Iar rrranIses. an Tee 'sF ftr tenfh
as 1f ArrH n-.f. nf ~ 1-ri.rk fs % rllraa..l
-srh l.,r ,f th- Raj Esta- 81 DANiEl. ID.
bilAND. H.e .l Pen. ln sttI carnif Ell uKfrf.
rrr-l.e.i, hts rof beea lrrariiarl ts be
e...s. &C. tae faFr..a. al t.if- charges ai 80
.r.sfr1fr.r. rl..fa' raafr.s ODD bs.ll.-ts.
ri fte h1rnrsffrI lrrI.
SUMNER q NEWELL Esecsiar.
Pee Marrt q. t~6e ST.
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ttse copy .-sttest
>. ;. HoBBs. Rssisf.r.

OSiort. ss---At . Govt ofProtate held a. Paris.
~fhia s"d 30 tn Couaiy 81 Oxford. on the
thsrd Tuesdsy OF fsb. A. n. 1856
(lN he F-titissl - Frsscis B~nsetf En~-ufor q
" ne estate ~ -srri bi-tee. lsie ~ Greeau~oo-d
eces-ei. pr.yfag "a sol real estate i-lsnxtnx o.
$50 decessea Or the psyuseaa 20 felss and l~ra-
od~r-
Orasred. Thai ne ssid Executor give sotirs 90
AT Persons isterested. by csusing = eepy Of The
orcerto BE- puiliished three wesks saores.ise =,
- me oEtord Denpcrsf priated "a Paris that
~ nay APPEAR "a Probate Cosrt 10 - held = 4
faris ia said coanfv. "a the tkird To-. ID, 81
harch neSt, sttss % 'ciock 90 tke t.reaoon. : Cd
she~ eaa-e % aay they have. -hy the sasse
saouid sot be grated
E-W. WOODBURY.. JsSxe.
Atrue copy-rffesf J : HorEs Rsvt.4~r
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Smolandcr's Extract Bucku,
Cows htt.-r pl--s.e.
SMOLANDEE'~ EXTRACT BUCKU
Ceres kref.nafrsrl
SMOLANpEE'~ EXTRACT BTCKU
turr. lri.,trs Disra-r.
SMOLANpEE'- ENTgACr nUCkU
Geo. Cave.
SMOtANDEg- FNrRACT RUCKU
farra -flrrfar~a
TIE HF~T -. Ee.frrf UrCKr a.r t-.r1re
90 frf.l- .s ~Mni.A NpEE'~. D.. aH rl.rs-e.
sisse-al - WEAKNESS asEFAgN~ I'M
EAck. FEMALE CONTAINS. eft Il.ar-
trrs arisi.. t.ra f.NfF~~f- nftANN KIND.
OF l- NV Ala AHi.E- go sal- b. af Aa.fh--s-
ries. rEiCE or DOLLAR. TRY ITf-
TAKE ~ OTHER.
HrEtrt-u A. Ka.EEs. " haL.ai- Dru<ri--s.
- liaaarrr -ur-f. ii.stsn. tsrarrsl A-rurs "
" Want. PlItisai. ages So Maiu~. "a
The Mason A. Iiamtin Cabinet OrEaus.
fff t,l-rrrf sfl - sisl-rsi .r sacred auI ..ru-
~ ula-.., &C. 80 fs stHu each. FIFTY -
OH GOLD ar SILVER MEDALS. sr o-h-f
arrf rrertf11as a-sft.l- rhrrn. .1strsf--i Csra-
A.ge-s irer. Atlrrss. MASON - uANIIN
iia-ial. or MASON BROTHERS. Ne Ysfk
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ITCH ITCHi ITCH
SCRATCH! SCRATCH, SCRATCHl
UheGfOn's Ointment,

viii Cure the Itch IA a. Hour.
Ai.ecur- SALT EHEUN. ULCERS. CIIII.
hlAtN~. aaI IN ERU FTioNS % riIE
~kiN. rril- 80 ,sass. For saic b. 81 trus-
afsfH
O. srat,sg o. rents O. VIEWS 4 FOTI go.
So Arrrfs TO Wa.h'.-t.n Sus~f. r...ton. -
$50 o. lr~sr~i 81 .aa.i, IRE of postage. to 4ny
pare .f che ls,sir.f -falrs.
O.taftr IS. 1855
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OEFoEo. ss.-Ata Cart al Prslat- heI "a
farts. sthfn ant GO the Counfv 90 O1fsrf. ss
th~ p Is~-.irN 81 f~b.. 4. ID. t-tt.
IN g~tifrra 81 MARY WHITMAN. adaaiuistra
" friE 81 Ire estate ~ Z~rH o. Mhtal.n l,te al
h~irpu. o-ors-ei. a-kinr 49, iscca-- o. ~ ant
rouvry osal estate i-touzing o. raid dsossset 80
the psy meet ~ deht- s.d scisefsi rhafees The
.nlsssuf 80 800. - 40 advanfsr-oas ofer-
ORDERED. Ihat ths said sfiastai-t'x cove nDf 20
70 aii P-rsoHs interrstei by causiag copy fthe
sFd-r - - psbitshed thrr~ ~~eks sac~sssivei,
- - lsrd Deaacrst seWrpapcT pftatei 81
farts. that they SAY appear ~ a Probate Ccurt
90 - hcH ~ fart-. on snit Conrfv. on The 81
Tursslsy OF Nrrch neSi 81 f~a Il tbs cLsck On the
ieicn,aa. ani sheu cause. 81 sny they have, - ~
The s1rne shouif sof - rraafef.
y. ". WOODBU RY .Jsdr~
4 true eopY-atiest- J. :. HoEEs, Regisssr.
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JERUSHA "a. SHAW.
Dated 81 Bookshelf. 30. I. Is6s.

osFosD ss.-At . Court 81 Probate he'd a
P.rs-. ~tthis aud for he Co.at~ of O.t..a
On ~ - Tuesday 81 F-b A. n. is6s.
% ne Tying lsetItion, Ordered. I hal tho
sad petr give sotIce 90 ~ per-ons i-ter~-t~d ~
rausiHg euPy % hfs petition With this osd~r
th~r~on % ~ lsiiished thrre weeks suco-ssiveiv
o. the oNiord Democrat prissed 90 P.rss tn. q
they NAV APPEAR Probate Court 90 be hsld
a. PARE. % said Coaniy. 90 the 81 Tue-t.y 81
hsrch neNt. a. zen s'ciuck IN The forenoon, and
-hs~ eas'sr. q any they have. ~hy the ssu.e
shouid act ~ sranted
T. w. WOODBURY.. Jsdg..
Ause copy .-sttest
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

NOTICE - hssehy ri.es 49, ? hsvs 49, az
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80. hts tfass 81 ~ rea.si.trr g ~ naia.ras
sni shaN psg ~ tetfs 81 - cas.ls.etias - ek.s
80 lf ~ saraiars 49, a. iisfs
asnTfN SYLVESTER
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

llc Elstr.T .Loas.anaI D.pat.L nys
'haf trale lli lrl4sfr, a-r rctting .u tlat
's,iien. Tie rian,-rs' Banner makes tis
same statement. aal says tiat che negroes
arr loirr beti,r itaa ihey havc for wears
pa. lt aiso has cheering accounts from
a. I-,t- district
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-03-09

CO Elro~s. A3iaia,t General on Gen.
Grant. star. vas Killed in,antiy a. earn
soa'. station yesterday. by falling between
tLc cars. vLiic attempting % get GA lhs
tran Ilsi a. Be- "a starting from the station
Il ih- illsan Eai.-oaI
Over $4,000 iu Feniaa bond. are .aid
C. have t,ea .ut..rt,l in Ncu York sia-e
saturday.
e is SAL iiai Gen. Freno,t and other.
ar arg.rs Gle en.lorsu.li oi thc Meucan
-. ,al0..Hy loan by Dsn-r-,s.
Ninrircn government steamers werc s1iI
81 aa.fion ia Baltimore. F-lay. flr sfls..
COZ
forif-n.re rcrsparrrs a. rc7rcsrutci
in tic reporting rafer.et .f C.--r,ss.