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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
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- -ssfar Ntrhfars. Thrrr a~4 klafs Tr.
lsr sai uFrrr i-~t. Marraafr.i fTe sf.srs. Above
salarF ri oau-1l .ssiaa rsif. TIE oNtr n.arkrnes
sall fa q airFf states Go kss ftas o.. ahrh srr
f-ilF ii-e-ssi ~ H.rs. Ht..ffr a Hfs... Gree.
q brtrr Sage q g.. go Bartsffrr A. o. h.
fr aHrtfnfs Gro rafffa rrafrsff so fhe rsffsr ~
Sec ars hatis f1 sFrsfr. Sc 81 r-st-.sraaraf
'rralsrs f-ss. Atiress. ar cau upoa -hae q
Clsrs. Bitlsiari. Mo-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

a b'l las passed Caagre... asthoririnz
u coiaase ola ire cent r.ece. composed
oi copper and niokei.
a disptich says tbe Ne. Bransuiek cab
'ne' h'd resgaed and NJ Whnot. oppo-
'ii'on las been appointed % form ne-
one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
Farm for Sale

&tsTUE sah-rrtsr sE-rs b. Fsrr 30
1E sse. rlfrsfr.I fa Pore aa ftf r..si
trstlar irnn rarrs uli t1 Han.tari.
- sear -ana 'a 2 tls. r0alsta.rl rar hes
tfrd 90 fsrafF arrrs ef aaI. SCI alsliei tats
laoslaEs iil4rr pasfurfnr ed saai-lsai. -sai
iara cafs - taas a go "a 81 - sIsa a
tauuI orchard el 100 trees hara a. -. aisa
T-a.l horss aat shei sth .lr - -sfrr l. 49,.
at Gro So CO.. al a. i-si nack hfts ia tte
geo .l Pare. f-fns easF
cuF-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
MAINE ITEMS

Rev " Builer. Of Camden. writes 70
ths Lewiston Journal. The revival s.iu
conirnucs nth us. The convert. are o. al
sgcs. from Ten 70 ,iHiy-eve. and from al
classe.
francis Williams. Republican. has been
elected Mayor o. CALAIS without opposition.
Rev. NJ. Soo~. pastor % The High -,
Univcrsats, church. Auburn. writes the
Banner that ,herr !. Increasing religion,
interce IN his society. There have been
several add,tions 20 ihe church recently.
The stable ofD. p. wingAis. in Bangor.
together 9Th nine valuable horses. one co..
and about ten tons Of hay. uas DESTROYED
b. Gre Tuesday night. Los s25o0: IN
.ured 800
The dwelling % Daniel Besl. IN Haaroct.
~as destroyed by srv on saturday. The
furniture vas saved.
March -. the house o. T. G. Lyon. Of
fort Fairfield vas burnt
The Lc-istoa Journal saws Judge Wal
ton has 80 ton1to plant. started in b..
b., house All v1rietie, arr included anil
some of-the plants Arv foot high.
The Journal says the ioe commenced 10
run over the falls on Monday.
The Wig says It = proposed 70 bsild
ns~ isH and house Of correction in Bangor.
tins year or next.
The Memorial Hall q Brrans-ick Coilege
vill be buili Of HAlio-cil granite. and !. to
be - feet long BY 50 vide The loser
hall -'li be l. feet high. and the upper hall
= feet Prof Smyih has in his hand.
$50 Of the bsilding fund
The mother Of Hoa. jonathan Cilicv.
died IN New Hampshire recently. AZ the
ags of9g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

To rttE NERVOUS. DEBiLTrATED AND
Il DE-PONDENr 90 BOTH SENE-
sr-.t sua~r-r havtsg bssa ,~-for.d 60 h-altn a.
- dsFs. aHrf uanY s~ars 90 ui-rrv a. ~tiltnr o.
assist ~ tris- rrsutsr-r ~ sruing tfrse) ~
recripi . pet PAD ssidre-.-d ~sretap~. q copy
81 ~ fer~uis 81 csre rtrulas~i Dir~rt a.
JOuN N DAGNALL. Bax I-s Po-t O6sr-
BruakiNn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Hon. james :. Pike has r..igne5 b. po-
siiion a. Miaister 70 Holland. 70 take effect
yunc lst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
LIFEf LIFEs ItFEs

uEul- IEuIs DROPS f
AHrufrsr ifFr Da0rss rrre rHrfheris Ccurts
arouehitis sors Ihroaf. Arta.a. Elra1lsflsll Sss.
nirs. 49, D. the Facs uesfarts reoftacts.
hruases srrsins CtI.tialns Crour. Cclts
Fsssy 80 sEss SO caster. o. . si.st- 49,
sclf ~ Ell ufurr.sfs ulft flu tlrecflors o. 81.
shhiN skiNNEEE 400. Props. -rr.r rr-.d NJ.
o. q GOODWIN a CO.. AErrfs rlosfan. Nsse
800.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

IrlEr Dawn Fkt~ kurrn We ~. a.,
sE-'srn % this srv.i u.siri- tsras - rrry AKA
praisr, anf - hsvs a. onrn fsif thaf al - oouif
say 10 ~ Ave- -oaid pot g. b. fa1 lasts--. n 1.
60 - 49, u,s-teis~s - -Ai-h - IN sp-ak-.,4
ss-.sk ascisifsiy fruun sxr~ti-als fsr - h.rs ~.
p~atr.iiy tskrn =, AT iuvsFtstiy uith ~ - -
suits at ~ srvatrsf saflsf.rfiea We sl-.v.
k-sp n 90 hsni. rs.ty 90 sa e,-srg~ary. al -.
-<ari . aai eaiy uue - ~ 10y ts.t ana usa.t
rviishis ~ -a-itiurs in 90 vsr,o, M bus a.
60 % IN ehssQcst. sisa- H. cssf. ~ th- -sv-
thst B. ~ oost of a. ~ iu-rrssats - hieh ;, 4.
comTos-i-hss h-su cun.li-rs.ly tu-r-.--.i 40 ~.
prtfe - "a ns,iicinr hss t-a ut Nttis sfran..s
u t. 80 htsiy thai ~ popsisrisy - I,.si. Pa
AAirr ~ IN any uessufs a..re..s 90 thsf ~. q
mani - BE- al IN IA sizhts.t d-srss a-riise. -
a. suaar othrr sIrlar 90 slisyiu psia AT u.rtn-
N T.fisas ooslPlsiats Or -hirh n - - -n-r.lv
us9i saal D. 1lsoorerct.af r.szsi g-t-rrv .tfh a.
- Ea-rh tlrrv $3.50. o. D. uttIs protataItr A. q
rfrTiF - stoulsrh ocuaIlsluf.. surh dy.-ns-rv
dtsrrha-a, a.. ~ Pan ALL -lthoaf dsats ~
surp.s-ri, ~ errrY ~hsr~ ar.rrvssfIv IN e.
H.snf ons. to, 90 thrus Co.'s. - tsass.,oufal
49,, IN $50 Glass - ulirs AT watsr -ltA a -
u sngar. haFr rvI-steiiy. slthla ear knosia.i.r
ecfrtaaliy currf =rto1s troatls % this slad
Jadzraruf sAaai aaloaasesiiy D. u.-d In 81
eassing orrtsln st.Ec. % dl.rrhoca ~ ..issaIy
t1t tskrn 90 "a proI~r tluas IN I-aia Knier -.
IA rhsrrn. snf frvqu-atiy csr-. wheE sothlar
sl-e al rrossi-u-s Aar-rtl.er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Nova ScorIs CON. Ne r McIaugh-
In q this city. who has recently retained
from The gold district Of Nova Scotia. Las
soune fne sPecimcus q The goll-bcaring
quartz d that regiou. many OF -hich are
plainly Tich % The precious metal. Some
ofour Pcopie have recently taken clam.
there snd believe fhai ih~y ~iH pay ~eii
~hcn worked The Goycrnment Commits
siouer u Mines. 2. :. Hamilton. Esg. in
b. neatly PgahsLed Anuual Report says
thai persons engaged ia operating gold
mines. " have cone % expect large. Or ~
AL events Pro6tabls returns. ar are rtrc-
ly disaPPointei.- Bangor Wig
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

CQ0A nONTDf Ar-a-s ~1afsi 90 o.
49, faftsfIF So arflri-s. lssf 600. Aftfs go
%. r CAEEN. COS nsiai.sr. iiiil.iasl. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
NJ A r r I Z d.

IL Peftha6. April q. p, Rev. ~ Shsisr
We ~. Davis o. Me- Atbss =. Rons. hoih "a
rartisai.
u L.-is'oa. March -. Jo.eph g. s,sve.. 10
Sar.A = FhshPs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

fuhll-h~si O. ~ iea~hf sgd a. e. CAUTION
To hOtNG MEN -ai athrr.. sho sad-r fro,a
Nersaus nrbilifs. Frrln.far- nrrse of NJ auhs-1d
-. supph ~ at tne sane trua- iuE Mssss 80
-Ets -CCsE. b. oa~ - b. has carei htn 80
shsr usi-r-usi ~ c.sasftrrshi- qascksrr. ~ go
clnstng pr-fps.i atIr~s-~f eusct,.rs. siugie co.
pl-s. ircc af rharrr. nIss D. hai af fhs aufhar.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
H.. - 49,. -. = =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

HALLS VEGETABLE sICIIrAN
HAIR REVIEWER

HALLS VEGETABLE sICIrIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.
n - ths i<-t articls kao~a % prss.rvs tb~
hais. Psssseis-r "a. t.liieg Get. and uakiar ths
Efsisss. 81 a. isashs hair
HEALTHY. SOf-r AND GLOSSY
A. sao 80 it unanarsea. tn asardisr a
- preiss 81 hsing tke bs-t H-u DE-. siss -
80 80 -ithoui q rival 80 restores rras hasr
o. 90 Hstural coior. He~sre 81 couut-riers 80
luaitafiaas. go fsr Hsh'-. sai taks aaae u hsr
fisce 81. sod ~ 40 dsuggisf..
STRANGE. BTT True
EE~ry yousg laty so g-ati-slsn - t'ss Uaaed
states ca h~sr sosn-h inr v.rs ru.ch a. th~r ID
ssaiage ~ return sal fs~e q cAsrxr.) ~ -
tfrs.ias ih- ssi-f siEned- rhoss hss,as s-ar. %
b<isg hsaaiaysed ~iu oisisge - aot uot,ciu. ~.
csrd. Anoth~ss - ptrss- sSifr.- th~if sl.ret~.t
.~rssai. TtIO~ .. CHAPMAN.
SCI Broat~ss. Ns- Yofk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

A DNfstSTE ATOEs SALE Ns,es i.
n hrrehF Eir~n fhaf ~ vrfus q T. E~sase
'rom ~ Jrige of frohair. o. Oaf.rl Csanfs
g .ers sth - I'D - putic sscfioa. 81 80 heu-s
81 -ierhen L. ffhsrifre IN Hamii1's Grsuf. o.
iaff tounfr, ~ Monfas fhs IEh fss ~ Nsr
nrsi at 10 oiia~k a NJ. an he reai estate q
uh'rh thrn~rrr \ ra-i.s'i bee ofsaif Wana Tee
braaf tereasei. died o. reI sai p..ssess~f. &C.
fh- psfuieni ~ hi- dsifs so isriisafsf sspsasss
~sft fsal esfafe consists 20 oar ffh rarf ~ fhr
hamrsfrad iarm on shirh J1asfhaa kimt.su
iorra*r'y rrsitsd, ed 10 pat ~ iot os-r.iers.i
tee fa safd ilnrniafs fsrsnf
STEFHEN .. KtMBAIL. A1ur.
Arri .. l-f6.
NOTICE. AZ pcrsons anf rofporsfir.s are
y hrrri'T aofif~f. fhsf uv sir ~srah q Hsaa.
aa. has 90 ny hri 90 haarf. sifhalf anr o. -
cass ar .sf.t.anpn shafrver. ed fhsf . "a aI
ras aa l-tts ri Der ro frsrffar
TLBiN T. UANLGN.
Fyrtarr Arrf ? isc6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

UFEfsfSo. We see that some o. tAe
supporters ofthe fresident's policy spcak
oithe o. uprising q the peapic IN its "a
sof Ihts - all a mistake There has
been no-hcre any "uprising.- eHcep;
among ihe coPpcrLeads and ibe President
bad better b. '' drowned Ia tie depths q
The 81" than O. have that party nee up in
hi' favor lMansseid (Ohio) Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The Press says the MaaaEers o. The
Grand Irank rslsas have a.l9srd th-
bonds Of ihe 4 a - D. RAILROAD vh,eA
they are t9.nl D. psy. All st.,h fsl due
April D. % b. protested ard that ihey
have BID no oommunicsii1n whatever u..h
~ Trustees fsail boals 10 looks very
mseh a. .i Che courasy vished O. deprs-
cate thc ooads % a. % rurchass Or d..
than ilsir face TIE Press .ays tkey are
perfectly good. tai ADVISES Parties sot o.
sacndcc on them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

OrFoEn, ss-Af Coufi ~ Protafe. hefd ID
iari-. stthin anf forthe Couutt of Oxf.rd 90
the thtrd Iuesdav q Mr.. 4. u. tStS
StLpNAN CHASE. fsuardisa II FrankEa
DW H.rrsff. ufnor child saf h~ir 81 Wsirht
Barrett lsie of Fsssata-keag. deceased hsvfnr
prss-stsd - hnai accouaf 81 rusrtiasst ip %
SD " ard ~ aliosaar~.
oIdrr-d. Ihat me saii rusrtisa give asfice 20
~ psrspss faterestet. ~ cEusIag copy of 49,
urdFr tn p fu'.itseef TOO seas sr1ocessiTeir n
oNiart D-ulocrst fTiafei 81 P1ris. fhsf fhey aaar
apIlear 81 frot.sfs Court to b. 49, I'd fafas
stit touufF ol tbe 3 IarsfsF q NJ nexf. st
Tee oi ~ cilrk ia 90 afr-faa1n ST shss 1850
q ssy fs~y asse. ~ ihs $500 sboa.i M b. a.
osed.
" WOODBURY.. Jutr-.
true cuuy-affe-ft J =. HoHa- Eerfsfrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

TIE BEST FiaiI Esrfsrt BUCEr- 49, b~fsr-
81 rsiliic 81 ~NOLANpEE'~. o. Ell fisea.~s
stove I'D O. WEAE MS aafrAfNSIN THE
BACK. FEMALE NOMrLATNT~. AID iisar-
ore ssi-f-s irs-n ENCE-- E- pFsaNN KIND.
sINN ALUABLE Fos sai~ br 80 ap.th.-,-
ri-.. PRICE oNE DOLLAR TRY ITf-
TAKE ~ OTHER.
bcHtFteH GpeEss. " h,irsa~ Drurstsfs.
- hfnasrr ~tferf. Hsstaa. tsen-r.tl g~uis- "
WufFrts. faftltat. AEra- So Msiae. 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

oNtlrf. ss.-Afa Court oi PROBATE bed 30 Frris
sffhfn sci 80 a. CsuafF af prf1rf. 90 ths
80 u uestss of ~. a ID I-Ss
y -. SIT BBARD. Gusrfrsa ri w. "
y ~ ufapr heir sl isalah Fiy, ltte 81 Perier q.
in ssid tuuafT fe-easef. har.aE preseafef ~
So sccoaat of Guariiaash'p Of saif Wsrd 60
afaeaurr
Ord~rrf. Thai fhe saii rasri.aa Eiss sofics to
ct pefsons fnrrresfrt. bg csusIar r. COS n fhrs
ortfr tu p urt'lshrf fhrrr sea surrrssfrrIf 81
ihr osf.rf urrlarrsf e aeasrar-r rfiafst sf Per-
o. i1 sait c.rnfs. fhaf fhrt 1aF arurHr af Pc
hare Courf f1 D. heH af rari- I'D ~ AZ rr~sffy
ri Ne afEf. sf fra ariark fa 90 fsrenr.an
80 49, cs-sr. faaf 49, have. shF ne same
faauif 80 ID .rsafrf
" WOODBURY.. Jsfrs.
f.ar carT-rffrsf Hoses. Esrrairr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

- rE'TAcHNE-''''''' r''''''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

OxEoED. ss.-At a Cosrt u Prol..is o. - he'll
Pas. ~ilh'a and 81 he Coaaiy o. OsGsrd. 90
the fhirt To-day Il Mar. 4. ID .l-C6.
CHLOE "a TETHERI.0. Aisiss.tr.trix 18Th
y 81 49, auneNesi uu thr estate a Nay a.
frrketf. lst~ q Norsuv. ia safd Countv d.csssse
havoc rres~atea her 6asi srcount oi atmiaisfrs-
tfon a the ~sisfs ~ said t~ressesi g. slo-aac-
Ori~ret, ihst the ssif sianiaistrsi'S gis- aofir
o. ~ rsoas iaierrsted BY rausiag acop- 81 N q
ort~r o. d. puhhshed three ~esks suce-.-ive-
" 81 thr OStord Democrat priutcd "a Paris. Sat
ibey nay sppear ~ q Probate Court Cd BE- held "a
PARIS Ia said touufV. 90 the - Tu-..isy
81 Ma neNt. a. ten q the ciock in The foress1u
aad she~ caa-~. fany they have ~hy he sane
shouid ~ - aiiu~s 81.
q. ". WOODBURY.. J-dre.
4 tree oopg-Atssf- }. :. HoEns. Eegtsfet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

Smolander's Extract Bucku,
Csr-s Kiin-y Dis-s.e.
sNOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Ceres khrurnat isll
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Car-. tra.sr, Di.ca-rs
sNOLANDER'S EXTRACT BTCKU
Ceres Gravel.
sMOLANDER> EXTRACT BUCKU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13
S. D. g. H. W. SMITHS
AMERICAN Organs.
nANUFACToRY.
fremont. opposite Waltham ST.,
Bespey, MASS.

sSK
Tho H-,st perf-eI aad se-u 'lsi Ma-iesI Ia.rrs-
sscuf "a the ~ord 10 the AaerrcaE isms Circis
The AMERICAN ORGAN makes Hasae Al
irsctIve. ani rs6ue- and eiesa.es he uials 81 ~
be@sifiui "a 81 arpe-ranoe All effects.
Ssss-fss.-I7-Fira Prs-i--s 49, sssrS.4
= ~ A@estcsa o. gaas ~ THE MONTH Or
OfTDBER, ist5 srsv al ooap-rssys a. s.F,-..s
Sfafs 81 Cs-.sy Fsys.
ffsl Prsu,iasa .-sfjed 10 The Asnerie.a Orrss
AZ ihe fsfesi New Nork -tat@ Asrsoshar.i F.iT a
kochesier' ~epteuIi,-r l-ot. over th- WheLe ozta-
oEss eHhisited ~ the Mo- C-lsi~.ted Mskers
TIE AMERICAN ORGANS ar. the ONLY
REAL REED ORGANS No. h~ls.e th~ psl,isc.
TIE only Orgss hsving REVERBERA rING
SOUND EON 80 WIND CHEST-~hsch 49,
the am in1portant part a. periorn ~ Sosnd-
tng Board has on q Pass Foft- ffn KfFs t.odv anf
re-oasscs - ione) sad uifAous -hich TIE Orgaa
h-cpures r,ereiy Mclrtl-sa 81 81 Orran CO.
ihe Anericaa prEsns ms oaiv have thr Wal
Chesf. o. Souad-BoK but nave th- ~ . Orsaa
heio~s. gfsing po~er saf great sfo.diaess q
tone- Ibese 18Th fheir extreme Gae soiciaa q
he keesis ssd pertecffng - th~ tasr unsks hen
M hti>F PERFECT ORGAN Known
ihea. fn hneeess of sofs asn-hip. 6aish a. action
sd cs-e. th~y escei en- ofhers. Thee arcat "a,
profcucnf. 81 sspss sorfy ~ to.- sd ~orxaza-
ship 81 the AMERICAN ORGANS place fhe,a
- - - NaAs - DO ISL arI hHTn
prcs thaa any oiher r-ed ia-tr,-cnf ~ the usr-
kef- careiui exauinafioa 81 thsa,. 90 eoapsr,-
80 ~ith oiherss al quicky sho~ their ssperi-
orffy.
Sp~ci-l .iieafisa d. oalled o. the sssIs q ne
AMERICAN ORGAN. No. ~. osaislasaE ~.
-ufrr ortate Cospi-f and 80. Bees. FOR
thJkthE- ia ~aat ~ possriai ia-irsa.eaf
49, soesas are hluited, b. pr,os readers "a verr
desifshie.
Every Organ - Warranted to Prove sat-
t.factory.
TuE AMERfCAN ORGANS ~ have ~ Re-
vert~rHf.n1 ~s-sr-lies. 80 "a faf-t'kesl so 49,
6nishef b. che highest siyie 81 80. ~ Rs---ssd.
Jet. Wsiasi, aad tst faish. richiy N.rnsshed
so Foiished. ~ Sasootb Ofl Ffaash f,ruiar
siraat peces ri Foralture 90 81 Psriar o. b.
Cor snf 81 Oak ani Nsluuf especially afsptei
g. Churchrs. Lecturs add Lsfgs i.oons.
THE AMERICAN ORGANS ass IN esish.d
snh CO.. 80 PATENT iluproseu.-sis. esstsiaias
~ Improved kaee Sseu. Da.ufie Bsaoss. TO
BIZ fets.. sad TRENOLO fsad ia ~ ofhsr
instruuneait.
NV STYLFs OF CASES.
Richly Fini-hed and hizhly OrnamenteA.
- fna~fsfef Csfsisrues. caataiaiss go "a 4.
81 isoai Fhaterrarhs sheeiar thrr reislrs sirs
a. each oiher. seaf free.
FREELAND HOWE, Agent.
NORWAY MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

NEw 1orE. APih Do. A pubIc meet.
ing 49, bid lass evening under she 49,.
P.oes q ihe LADIES' Methodist Centenary
Associat.oa. chef Justic- Chase pre.id.
%, al Bishops Jaaes and simpson deiiv.
"a addresses. To- Chisf justice aiisJrf
O. the passage of OIL CIVIL Eights biu. AID
claimed that ihc nckt step shoaIi b. o. give
che ballot % a. cmaueipatei slave
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-13

The Nssoa a IIamIin Cabinet Organs.
isrfF dfrrrrnt sffies adapted e. sarref anI .-r--
IT, aaasir. o. 80 fa etno sarh WITTY.
ON GOLD 30 SILVER MEDALS. 90 cher
arst prslaasaus assritr fhrr. tf'usfrafef T.r.-
isEu-s Hce. Atirrss. MASON A HANfTN
be.isa of MASON BROTHERS. ". YEA.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-24
chicago u Reck Island Rail Road.
IL - III salass; -

On and after Sunday, December 3lst, 1863,
and until tirther aotice, traIuswill leave ROCK
island Depot follows:
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail train al sos m, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30P m. ss.... -e.
Rock Island freight tram at 9l5 m, arriving in
Chicago at 90 m.
Express freight train, at 5.45 p. n, arriving in
Chicago at $50 "a m
Night Express atS.l1 m., arriving in Chicago
at 900 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at $50 a m, leaving Chicago at
1900 p. Nj.
Express Freight train, at 700 a. m, leaving
Chicago at $50 p. m.
Rock lsland Freight at i.3op. m, leaving Chicago
100 p. m.
Day Express and Mail at $50 .. m, leaving Chr
cago at 800
All trains over this road are IN direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
srn, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
tral Road, North to Galena and South to st. Lou.
10, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded the necessity of Civ
lngdstnct directions to the destination of theil
baggage also to procure tickets before taking the
seats in the cars, the conductors collect fare
only to stations on the line ofthe Chicago and Roel
Island Railroad.
G.H. BEsRDsLEy, Asst Gen'l Sup't.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-24
JOHNSON'S AMERICAN.
PHOTOGRAPHS.

DOR the best photographs and the fnest
Porcelain Pictures in the west 60 to Newber-
ry & Solander's ,4th door west OF the Rock Island
House here specimens of their work c an be seen
Having the best light in the city they feel confident
they can please ali who give them call. Cali and
examine for yourselves. Copying, eniarging, and
all work in their line done promptly to order, and
at reasona ole rates.
NEWBERRY & SOLANDER,
ian29dw w6m. Rock island,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-24

Rev. J. s. Herman, OF the German Reformed
Church, Kutztowu, Berks County, Pa, was cured
Dyspepsia of twenty years standing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-10

HUWies, James, In trust !,
Being the NORTH n fee,
. inches front, By the
depth Of the lot.
Tyson, John g., in trust. !.
Beginning attthe south
west corner Of said los.
running east ~ feet, theI
north SIS feet OK inches,
then west ~ fest, then
south SIS feet 6k inches
70 beginning
Tax for paving footway,
interest from July g.
1866, "a 40.
Turner. John H., trust
Eliza q. Forbes. -. 4
Beginning on north u,
street, 70 feet from The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-10
TO WHOM ASSESSED,

Wilkes, Charles. .........
Warren, Ellen. ...........
Watson, Edward AGO..
Williams, Eliza r, and
DINERS ...............-...
Being the south a. feet
'front.' on Four-and-a-
half street by the depth
OF SIS feet.
Tax for sewer, on interest
from November 2, 1866,
Site 90.
Wsrd, Enoch. ............
Having a front OF 10 feet
6 inches adjoining the
west 10 feet 6 inches
eff said lot by the depth
thereof.
W hitaker, Gilbert ........
Beginning on q street
nerth 40 feet az in
ches east Of the south-
west corner OF said
square, and running
north 20 feet, thence
west II feet, thence north
O. feet 3 inches 70 Rhode
Island avenue, thence
northeasterly along said
aven ne 81 feet S inches.
thence south liz feet 4
inches to q street north,
thence west 81 feet Az
inches 70 beginning.
Williamson, harriet......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-10

eosWortn, Aardln X.
Williams, Austin F..
Beginning on 10th street
west, 139 feet from the
northeast corner of said
square, thence south IA
feet s inches, thence west
9 feet, thence north IA
feet siaches, thence east
81 feet TO the beginning.
Wilson, Annie. ........
Beginning on 10th stree I
west. IL inches south of
the northwest corner of
said lot, thence south
along SAID street Is feet,
then east IS feet TX inch,
tnence north . feet,
thence east 10 feet lOK
inches, thence north Is
feet, thence west rs feet
70 beginning.
washington. Alexandria
and Georgetown Ran.
road Company ......
Worden, Annie M. ct az. !.
Paving footway, interest
rom Oct. =, 1865.
White, Ann. .............I
Paving alley. interest
from Nay, 10, 1855.
wilson, Benjamin B....-.I
BEGINNING It the north
east corner Of said
square, then &C west on
b street south IS feet,l
thence south III feet,
thence east Is feet thence,
north III feet 70 begin
ming.
Ward, Cassandra ,......'
Being the south 20 fear
front By the depth OF tbs)
lot,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
na DIR. II. CONWAY
s. GEON DENTIST.

IlAVTNG REMOVED HIS OFFICE,
nom 1hhd, TO SECOND STREET, would respect,
fy inform his friends and patrons that IL nov,
arspared % render his professional services co al
Eho may desire them, 81 his once on SECOND
STREET opposlts the Dayton SGuouiI B1nk -
apr IL snad ia all hllW NollJ9uH03 = T7fT1It tni
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
ADVERTISING RATEs.

Government Is In peril--liberty is In peril
He seeks to rescue them from the Radicals
and destruction: the blind and cbigoted ia
cobins of our revolution! NTi Il .Uyf
In these days of danger to our liberties,
when In It's frenzy, the central power Is
selling upon all the guarantees of popular
rights. where shall we find a place OF safety
for our Constitution till this darkness be-
overpast, and the sunlight of reason again
appears. Two centuries ago, in a crisis of
deadly peril, the true men of Connecticut,
in the haze of the twilight, snatched their
charter from the council table, and placed
1t In the Charter Oak within whose sturdy
trunk and under the protection of whose
spreading branches, 1t was hidden from the
reach of the tyrant That noble tree had
for centuries escaped the lightninks
of the tempest, and the violence
of the tornado, BY this event, 1T
acquired an immortality of fame.
Two centuries longer il stood uhseathedL
but 1t exists no more. 1t lowedtlt rs head
to the storm during our terrible civil war;
and the hiding place of tie charter was
exposed TO the gaze Of its enemies. We
have an ark of safety for our Constitution
more effective than this Oak. IL Is the bal
lot-bo It invites us to use it. We need
not approach it in darkness, as the men Of
Connecticut weredcompelled to debut In
the bright sunlight under the canopy OF
full day, we ought In solid columns and
with measured tread, as performinga a sacred
duty, to approach Its open portals. If we
do SO rightly, we shall hear from its in
most recesses. echoed in thunder tones the
still small voice of the silent vote, even as
OF old, from off the Mercy Seat itself the
lsraelite heard the voice of God.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-07
Misffllauenns.
Fellow-Citizens:
Who Wants Bargains.

IVA RITZ n Rom EllGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT. DAYTON, OHIO, has for sale,
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging nom eseo 20
Also six Farms-thres In DAFke,. two In Mont
gtltneIy. and one In Van Wert Comfy. n W - ~
The undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance 0flee. when net cat on business,
Buys and seiis properly 'sTSfms liberal a @
apr i2-u rn.....t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-23
STONEBAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE LIN1MENT.

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Frosted Feet. foIson, Old ores and bruises Fresh
GUS Corns' MumPs, letter, Pains in the Limbs
lar Calls, Distcinper, Scratches, SC, on Horses
remedy. -" o~'e'H"A
~ who know and have used STONEBRAKER,S
NEfE Z AND BONE LI>IMENT, will testify that
~ ,a Is tne most popular Hniment sold in any
WheTcver 1t has been introduced, taking the place
This is a strong evidence of It's stcat cou,ot. -
removing Rheumatism, p ins, Swe!lings SC Both
on man and beast. No Linimcht has vet been
made to equal this. 1t only needs a trial ID nrovc
its great virtue. Every Bottle war:cnted or the