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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17

VINO SHsLL REsroHE ruE Gowns
NESrP Tbs -ss q question propooadsd
and answered by Andre- Johnson. ~ bs
Nashville speech. june ?. 1854.
shall TIE mar 80 gs.. his inausno.
ard hi' means " destroy The Government9
j. b. % participate in ibe gr-si -ort q r,-
organizaiiouY Shall hc -ho brosght tbis
misery uPon n stsfe b. psfuitied 70 con-
trol iis destinies7 n lhat b. %. tben all
ihis Precious blood of our brsvs soiliers
snd officers. 80 freely poured cot. vill hsys
been vantonly spiked. An ne giorios.
VICTORIES von BY or noble srsies -ii 20
for naozhs. asd al ne bsule-eciis -hich
nave beeu siresn sith d-sd h-roes dsri-g
III rebeliioa -ii bavs bsen na8s msmors-
BE m van.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17

How a RETURNED VErEEaN I.rvEs
One Of Unclr Sans '' boys in blue. - Who
served faithlally througbout the var and
hal the good fortune O. return % hi. hone
In MInnc.oia unharrned by ibr casualtie. oi
var, writes % a friend IN Boston a. f,liovs
frrhaps it NAV interest vou o. know
hos returned veteran (ior fhink nave
uon That uticD lives. 4 wls mustered out
fehruary -. l-G6 HAVING been in fie ser
vicc "a The Z uited states f0ur years. nine
months and eight DAYS. I have receiveI
three honorable Discharges. am Out without
q wouna AMI a. veil physically a. when
entered the service.
S.nce mustcr-out I have been fsrrninr
have on On my place in roand numbs.rs
sixty acres of wheat. al looking vel. g.
teen acres of oats. ten acres Il corn snd
seventeen acres of sugar cane which a. vet
very small. have uprootsd over six hun
drcd siumps and trees. and the whole Keeps
mc very basy. a. ! employ bot ous hand
rrgulariy. The j. the manner q ruturn.d
soldiers in Minucsota generally. Instead
ol bring id'e sni thuiiless they underlined
hos % carry on caruPaign in peace tirnes.
The great dra1hack here b. ihe uanf Il
adequate caPital Had ! slO0J or s5Oo
ready money. ! Could realize vastly more
o1t of NY crops than vhaf do I have o.
ten wondered Why kasfern people did not
.efk investments for their money in tl,e
Ncst- where it VII pay ~ per cent. and
D. itr better secured I could ioan sl0O.-
90 in tbs eounfy rierc t rouH return "a
ieast ,hai value iu wheat 81 fbe market u
b. trlc rc have capital af ere Wcst. bot uot
a thousauith part of shat b. needed to d.
vclop ihc county
IT, ad1ilon to farming I an iusficc ~ the
peace and lawyer but practice D. rorr email.
H. orr counfy of over 1000 souls. there
vas nof an in,ietnent By the Gram Jurv.
a1l huf one evil 80 va put over. Gao
fol fni a more fruiert -ornannnifFs~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17

a isi in Vcrmort ubo bas a taste for
na,1ral hisory. has examined fhe den of
ios. aid made the foilo~iag discoveries /.
" ln it ~ere she bsck-bone ola sheep. the
uiogs of turkey. The bcsi q "a Lamb. re
feet Of great numbcr of rssbits. the feet
of hens and ihs heads Of tuo woodohucks.
ani several hides -hieh verc probably too
tough ior thc teeth of fhe fox. s. here I.
one nssr, proof that ths v,o,lcbock 4. estsa
By the iox
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17
Revenge on a Bank.

IN amusing adventure is related a. ksv-
ing happened st the Bank Of EaeIand.
ubieh bad committed the grea; disrespeet
OF refusing to discount a bin Of large
amount. drawn BY Anselm Rosh.cbiId Of
FrAnkfort. on Nathan Rothschild Of Ion.
doo- The bank had haaghtily replied.
" That they discounted oaly their own bills.
and not those of private persons. Bot
they had to do With one stronger than "a.
bank - Private persons excIaitsed Na-
than ko'hsehiid. when they reported to him
the tact. - Private personsi IwiIl make
these gentlemen see What kind Of priv.,.
persons -e arei''
/ Three weeks aiterward Nathan Roth..
child. Who had employed the ia,erv.I IN
procuring all tbe fve pound note. he could
procure IN England and on tho continent
presented himself a; the bank. ,t the open
ing Of the Office. lie drew from his pocket
book i've pound note. and they naturally
eoonted oct sve soverrign.. AZ the sane
time looking quite astonished that the Bar.
% Ro'hschiid should have personally troub-
I'D himsch for such tridc. The baron sx.
amined one by one the coins. and pu, them
inio iitie canvas bag. then drawing out
another note. third. a tenih. haadrrdth.
he never Pot The pieces q gold into the bag
~Ithou' scruPo lously eSsminirg then. and
IN sonie Instances trying tbem IN the bal
ancrs. -. be sand. the la9 gave him n
right 70 DO So
The hr't Poeket book being enptied and
the hrst bag fan. be passed them 20 hi.
clerk. ard Received second. and tIu. con-
tinucd AL the close Of The bank. The bar.
on lad employed seven hours 20 chance
tweniy-one thousand pounds Bot a. he
also had nine employers Of his house -
gagged N The sane manner. "a resulted that
the house Of Rothsehili had drawn twenfv.
one ihousand IN gold from the bank and
that he had 30 oceupieed the teller thar no
other person could change a single note.
livery thing ~hieh bears the stamp Of &C.
eentriciiy has always pleased The EagIi,b.
They we're. therefore. the first dav. very
much amused At the Piqae Of Bsroa Ro,hs-
child They. however. laughed less when
they sa~ BIN return the next day - the
opening Of The bank. fianked by his nine
clerks. asd followed this time ~ many
drays. destined 70 carry away the sp, eie.
They lAush~d no logger when the king Of
bankers Sad ~'ih irohie simplicity. These
gentlemen refuse to pay nv bill. have
sworn not 10 KEEP theirs. At their leisure.
only. noiify them that have enough 10
employ them .or two months
For two nonthsY~
Eleven millions IN gold drawn from the
Bank Of England. which they have nsvc-
Possessed
TIE hank took alara; there vas some
thing 10 b done. The next morning. no
tee appeared in the joornals that benes-
forth The bAnk would pay ROshsehild'. bin,
the same as their own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17

AN ODD OFINIoN OF LOvE. SIR VII
liam Corn~aliis IN 1881. IN sYeaking Of the
tender passion. said. "Itna prcsiv soft
thins. this same love. an excellent company
keeper. fuli of SrnfleBess and aH.biE-
i'ies. making men fne snd 20 eIeanIy.
ieaching them good qualities. handsome
P-otesfations and 10 TIE ground be not too
barrca. % bringeih times and songs fsl Of
passion. enough 20 procure crossed arms
aod ibe bat puii-d down yea. iisa very
hnc thing. th- badge q eighteen and sp-
~Ard'. noe 20 te di-.ilo~cd; better spend
ny t'me soe thsn ~ dice. am cousent
70 call fhis love. though I bold love too
worthy cement TO joyne earth 10 esrth !;
ihe one must be celestial. or else it . not
love-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17

The Lynehburg Firyiniaz deplores the
Tact that a vast number Of young men in
the south are living in idleness, because
they are at Presen; unable 10 engage in
those pursuits which they consider becon-
ing 10 gentlemen The Ffygiziaz advises
then 70 come down manfally to manual
labor, and reminds them that. while their
ldleness was iolerable when they possessed
FORTUNES, u l., now that they are penni-
les, an evil Of great magnitude. - Hon
est work with the hands,- IL saws. Is
better than 40 work at all"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-08-17

kEEP IN Coon HUNoR. Ia - not great
eAlamiiies thai embitfer existence; Il Is The
petty Se1aiions. the snail jeAlousies. the
httIe disaPPointDedts. the minor miseri-.,
that make The heart heavy and the temper
sour Don't lci thea Anger is a pure
waste OF vitality. IL . Al~ays foolish. and
ai~Ays disgrsccisl. sxr~pt in some very
rare cases. when it Is kindled by seeing
wrong done TO anoiber; and even then no.
Ole rsge seldom mends the matter.
, 1866-04-23
Ruttte,
mr.. lnMe..


Ee9 Sz.s. e .a Z s::sa |:
a Iss fss.sr : &c shs sts
zr.tsr o. @hics Kew GT. Ja@es ii Nsx Orleans for
'sexs 8 ht =: R.sr1n Q. w.sz;Ea9og,sssa..
var hss q the came q masJ wo1ast9a enanSs Te
ss!.ies "a e.psluss # @ep gao x:ss os
= e q tSs Reafs s.7s
Ps1Isa fS - 'se fo1taas. @ of insi[
ret,derce I'd basnsss 1eca'loo A%orG ~ tsies sss
ns' e g as1asesa 81 .s.ass .s
ec md we 3D. "a ~ L. sa1e e9t
ii lid 81 hosplsai vas u one io:a,,tS u
sostef Ee fse1. s ~ q;
tavoraoy - phy.isap nna gtnat1asn 5an ,hsfT it,
Tt e. f65 Rass l. s.,
etnce for The sutrrc."
slss I'd i6en str.su,tas IL tSe e assses
pe Thty a,c such that the skeptical eau sce1 t. -
AZ oRs sss e nss psesec.a adtns
motia1s ron some Of ihe mort eminent r.
eaesI ,s soeee: nd II tss Tned sss y
'ortsn eeE1tF aro Eaat s mo n30fs & sqed q Il
!: ye.ss Nsx oteaas ~ y ~
three yeafs ID Ch1csgo. lie 1s recommeuded bf tne
ns ;na ID s5z
lor h. regatMson III 20 af sf aaR no fsse eess
i asts1 yoo. fenenbefnz that We nc al hnnan and
LIZ nr. ismes cu1es snermatcrnaa and impotence by
a tnfal!ihe method, and sure cure. sa'ins mueo
syphii,s. Se most borstble and tsErhle golsons T.
II ,s fns r Ct
Guy iedds asssn.s ths:s sne psT; ~;
ss e. sossn tss ;zSass SS
onlE dries 70 break enHat % eWtctu
, 1866-04-23

1trqps1rs constitution nd chy:,a9s o. ruasa. u
Au1ust md September. Unlesa tho syslen y toaed
tna sustained hy wholesome stomsehic during thele
biiitsred rfndet u sasy pssF 70 ths so!1
Mne1e Il 10 be i3und3 xsEs the resder wno has
perhaps been 19!d b his phy,ssn iass ttIe T99d ~
thst 1bsolete artlelt II vain It would b. ~ ide
e1pect xho,esoInenets Aad purity amoax the tqo1ss
S.se FTtsoo ct xt.dom Ia N Id!ot AsIlum:
Tnwr il one safe resu1rcE-hnt ooc-I1F 4ho5e VINO
,se Protective Tonic aa1 heatB Vi tAlnioK 1nvlr-
ONT et them comnen e At once - tns tn5io ~
9ERE HI sTOMACH BITrEsts. AK tho tstaru.d On:
tki. III E1,,T E1i:s tbs var Enat theY think Of T..
1ney te at np hs n y!t.l f11s v3,
stinr the blood OF tt,nS aa{ undue ~
az circula,ior. A. the poet CoWper sad q tel ~
h.~r1 hut not II ebr!atcs II nrAcet the nervous o.
canat1oa Ind reEulitcs III the anctlooa Of ths
En nth-r kumpt&nt can calrart IN purity Mlsa u
rs of ITrs which formt It's tl.tl and the toa!e,
snsrten, and sptl b1sou+ herbs with which Il me1i
rxrf arc {ne nest Of their kind On The lace o. ths
at,S' Fo,o rytfrEhere. sp!|TsSt
, 1866-04-23
R0fcnetor,s Nnir dye.

rhe pest IN the World. Harmless. reliable, 'nstaa.
no ri1iculops tut Biynea WILTON. a. Basehttof,
.yt1o lori. Also, REukskKATlEH EXTRACT DF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., preserves AID hcautloe1
ms tstf, Sod bT al D-uHRfbts- Ae9aiS&17
, 1866-04-23

An Aa'es ar o.ata reported r. ~. m5rses - Tspoys
- tsA7rnoA1 Eyrx1sa. April Il
"a anHrytascT j. Msrsa co1n
It &c 70 kIHGsrox-sch Akrn- Corr Ut 1sxE.
xs4 "a s d &C.
Se. 1o;k sna slae1 80 - ,s. nSs.on 9p, .e, hi,
ssst! sgaLss5s.': Ill; ss:. ~; .%ssss
3 4 :! 81
3s 3 s: s: 1 u g; ). S sSsts
HnGAT-Eereav.n.zs q - oa: .a.prta y oaha
ss1s Ms11s q%'s = easi eo b 60 e,
ooe pu 90 It La; sooI 61 40 ti.s:r s.
:i:ix =, til Is ss g n r. - + M s. q
II y6j<c: 1ou bu DO Il sec 100 bnl:?eettd a. s1c-
~; s., Fl esfs asss d.
"a ss :, SssS g. aa d e Se 9 II Ia
Il ieei<d &c 4 80 % 90 Do
%ss @eea Z s. es e q aa 4
&c iet 10 mn :! t:s ( i9r Gsceea q
= 4 6 :: Is e s & ss 6 a e e
Ill; {; i ssfs1 II sssso g. s
w.Fr Il 0Oo bu Ko.1 nj Guc % tu do ~ stc; &o h1
Il "SffaaSxEReeeI9ed R &c Se noas: shipped eo,4 ha,
MsIEs. Sp sel,s rsss 4 sa1r :. T. ,sa e
nNKNns.lea Ee1e: Is ions q ILL.,
n ~ e : AZ :9:sst,oos ss ID 4 nd
'isIE :: ss: ss$ s: ;;:;s ;.m,a. =, "a
n1TTxK4 s IL 4&eesssea /! q ~ T.: sh.peea: none
as g eGS
- the demand conn chieny 70 local wants. prices
::hofct s H@ e"e.e sess.s <
<Sooa Iup ....-..-'''@..... IS. sss5se
<on%ot .n1s 81 81 Il sac 10 - ~ &c; o i
, 1866-04-23
xl.a fsreatett Discovery In tho
World.

Ncv ueatment sss oply vay y eusG vsats1a 1 e.
eaa"s- Lr N. ROsESaE!;G tsse!y .ravea isom "a "a.
pasent Of nedic,ae rssAs1 70 dtet Ct it,I
Tnnocn hofpttals Last yer. o.: i the importer Of
iii csleor hss a.soai.lea tae xho;s q
fclsns 10 Eurtp4 r2tsr 4, atudy thls curt The
rue y ssssd u n,;aat oXlr osl. osE
ect hesi aud aTes HIN for the fat1re Persons cured
py hin uev 1axe hs xe.'ea9 dfe'ss sfaia ~ d iss
s7ifed Ia ttsict privacy bis private consu!ator
room adtuintnz hla otce. Resefenee VII oe zsen oy
mofed u 1xa pcnraoEn strect. sptrds h.ocx koom1
4 md Ia chicago, ILL., Post Ofsct hox 231x. ohlce
hnuFa 10 IL .. n = 70 I Aad 20 ~. u.
Nj
, 1866-04-23
CHICAGO DEFY GOODS mAkkEf.


EAfCKpAY &yKHf1p. Apf4 IL
1he *esk eaoses On D1y Goods us-kes which has
ben ch2.attzixed hy N actve szsde Ttn ntuppay of
1Ttps Is vefy much reduced good styles te1y
eczrc The standard brands fully 1e lowet. owing
mainly tocafntetton the part oil our jobbes. The
&tock ot standard Hbeetnx4 II Light md The market
:ktesky. fnte II good ttock OF Ulcachnd koods On
sale, which sel freely atast wrek's duot4uons Deo
lm.. st:pes. Jean. sno Tlsn sro steady. De,slnet
OF nj DESCRIPTIONS sell very freely. WooiIen1 are quite
:zcttTE+
, 1866-04-23

.ktpo one torget the peculsr value Of these p's ~
rlants already e1Ist1nE Al ounce OF p.eyenho, Is
better 1han pound OF cure" and dose q R1dFays
Pills taken ouce OF twice week Will not only ksep
iii The scc1ct!onsin such herlthy condition that Pc
yaillre dtsorde1 msy bo set 1t defiance bat thef H
nest. &C., beyond pef1dyrntare: i eaiy reaa.e.
II The boKtlt while lron four 10 Eli produce brisk
ard thorough purge: With mott othcr plus you hsys
thty It'll 10 eIret VI the 'c:s the Bile aud Other as
eaetn hptnn,s. Dr. Kadwn5's Pills iease 30 tneh mis-
pnsEr ou all that mAy be 0ostacc In tha Wsy ofa
70 hss. In 5eT az fhfs oss y 4
but snehly Tbey 90 not aeple,e Eor pso.tsase IAey
purity md 1JenCthe1. They are prepared Of choice
and ~ extracts from modctna! plants roots herbs.
gut &c. they are eold ttr the same nrlee. t25
1h.m you 90 not do:e oar.st E1th e1l1e 1sreur3
and prompttipde jour heals1 roay k,aoeys yo1,
ket uaitt lis sold urnKG!sts- The trade sup.
rnso 8p71t1l4at XAW
, 1866-04-23
Gttp Rnttre8.
4 SSESsMENT NOTICE.

Chlc9xp. April 70. lSss- :
1nbte rottes II hcxebY etTeu d ~ pntsoaa latefst
ea thai IRE NadeYs.Ened pt tae koafa
oI Fubtc works Of ine City Of ChtesIo oave 6op,e
ere1r;linE md paving CUTTERS VIII o.alLr r ssoae
slxternth str~tt IRON the eIsf sloe o! Sass aS
tLe East stfs Of Prairie ayeuut+ tc0 adEa
Roli has been nie0 In The or1ce6i ths c1tJ CeTk:
The nertientd Win ap2ly ~ the tonm9a 1a ~,
me satieh day Of april s, .s ~ ss@ q X 4
Ehic6 IN ii psr1iee ipteresed will have the 1tsattn
bt he,so AZ re,soes xsHtH to o5ecs &c % .e3s sae r.
wrfEr IN the ore Of the CITY Llrf. st tesas one Day
f''"' ~ "0~ A@~~ j. @. GlEDELE,
FRED. LKTZ,
Oh. ROSE.
Conm;x ions:s Of the Boarn Of Pnhilc #orhs'
, 1866-04-23
Asiatic Cholera
ELI b positively ind cettatnlJ CURED nY
The Graefenberg Dysentery Syrup

III. sure PREvEHrIyE u used 10 the dtassnea.
Tentafs to b. without tt. Fttce so ceo,s bottle.
Ee1d ryrtYHhcfR.
, 1866-04-23

~ ITO 3@3s .
CaIcAGo. April =. 13aa
Public 1otce Is hereby zyen % q! persons l1tst. M
Eo1rd Of Public Vera of the cry ol Chicago. have
eomtltse1 INT AasessEcui 1.oil fot satns. gsaasa&
And plar Ling of tee alleys Ia blocks and II Dfi
vans aad,tien to Chicago. and tltusted besEcn Hen
White street ana Cbicako aEenne and o:t*eeu = ~.
Rol! for 1l!ng g1soluk aud plan ktnx Of ~ aneJ IN
tho north bsE block y, Canal lruatees 70 9dtTs.
Krbey ttrett," md fueh Asseasmept Rolls hare been
nlod in 1he office of Tho Ctiy Clerk. >,
offsi elty Il IL ne1t regular sett1 b. held on
tho hlgtieth 10 day of Apft. sk II The hong Of ~
st Shich time all pastvs rat. zesud viii hare tns
right 10 be heaIe. all persons wishing 70 object 10
in TTIr the olEce oflha Clsy Clerk. at seaEt
1 JIG. GIADEL6.
FRED. LETT,
o. j. ROlE.
Commissioners or,hs Board Of Public WorkA
AnS..YtScrt
, 1866-04-23

4 SSEESAlENI NUlItE.
IN oSy1cx o. TIE Board or PuBL1C WoHKs,
Chicago. April l3oth 1876.
pulc notice Is hereby gtrsn 70 I'll persons Interest.
I'd inst tho ppds1ixned, Eomras or the bottd
of Fublle Works q nc Clf q Gn!caES; hsVs s1
an1 FraSelpg, and paving guttcts With ooulhef
spe Yrar:c aveuue nom the south iloe Of Sixteenth
str set the roFth line OF INentgsscona Mteet sao
such Asessmeot Boil has beep hiec 10 the oes Of Inc
City CLERK. r-,,,,,,
of ks dir Il IT. next regular naeeos, 70 BE hea o.
the nth Gay or Aprlt. lSG. At the hour Of oEiock
> II Eoe aeno1rMatfop Of such assessment At which
tinc Ill parttes fntezrsse1 win hare tne rTnt 70 oe
hs5d n s ies oeeoa, e e pas sss il
10 tu4 oce the City CeEk. at least one Gay prior to
h-eo ~~0." ~ j. @. GIEpELE,
FRED. LETZ.
@. J. K0 IL,
Commissioners Of the Bostd Of Pubic Works.
.nHI
, 1866-04-23

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

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! APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
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