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DIED,

On Thursday morning last, at the residence OF
John p Brown. in this place, Miss " AkGAkEl
KING, in the 74th year OF her age. She was Tor
many wears a consistent member OF the n. T..
Church.
On Saturday morning last, at his reidence at
Harpers-Ferrv, Mr.. MESHECH RlRBl, one OF
the oldest and most estimabe citizens Of that place.
in the list wear Of his age. He was for many years
a consistent member of the Methodist L. Church.
lie was Inferred with masonic ccremonitS-hav-
ing been a member of ne fraternity for "a years.
On Saturday the 23d June near the Shannondalc
Furnance, Mr.. THOMAS PENNWELL, aged %
years.
On Saturday last at the advanced age 0fS2 years,
CHRISTINA JACOBS of LoudoUn County, Va.
A. Cedar Point, on Min Greek, Berkeley County
on the 26th June, JAMES WILLIAM, infant son
of Charles Stuckey, ged months
On SUNDAY. lst, 1866, at White Hall, Caroline
County, Va, the residence of his grand father. +.
ID. G.. Hedgmau. ESD, EUGENE MITCHELL, in
FAINT son of George z. and Louisa NJ. MattinSiy, OF
Washington City.
This lovely bud, so Young and fair,
Called hence by early doom;
just came % show how sweet a flower
In Paradise doth bloom. W. Il. IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-07-12

Va TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED
BY Or. srRrcKLAND's PILE EEMEDY.-Mr. Glass, OF
GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin writes for the benefit Of al
who suffer with the Piles, thathe has been troubled
for eight years with an ggrayated case oil fnes,
and his brother was discharged from the army IA
incurable he being quite paralyzed with the Piles
Both these distressing eases were cured with one
bottle of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. Inc re-
commendation of these gentlemen, beside the daily
testimonials received by DR.. Strickland, ought %
conyinca those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickland
Pile Remedy. w. For sale by CAMPBELL
MASON. Charlestown, and druggists everywhere.
March Is ISC6-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-07-12

A FTER Harvest I'm the Counties Of jefferson
Y and Clarke. / viii be running very superior
7Lresbsr and SepGr0'or-oue having advantage
not generally possessed by other IhreshnS Ma
chimes Ii is 90 the interest of the farmer Co en-
plov this machine Al orders viii b. attended Co
promptly. Address G.. ". MOCK. or
j. HENRY HOLLAND.
Charla.tnvn. Lnlv II. 1866
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-07-12

YTNHE Right TO dispose Of and veud LANG
STROTWS PATENT BEE HIVES Tor the
county Of jefferson having been vested DO me- ali
persons using said Hive without authority are here
bv notified that they must make payment 70 me be-
fore the 18th dav OF August next.
July IL lS66-3t SAML Il. NoupDl.
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NOTICE.

NOTES given at my sale viii be Dire on the 18Th
y Of August, and if taken up 10y that time Will
not be Habl, for interest An those holding ac-
counts or balances of any standing against ue vii.
please present them.
Those indebted as to accounts or for interest viii
please settle up. twill be truly gratifying 60 give
receipts as well as credit for puuctuditv.
CHARLES AGLIONBI.
july 70 lSCG.- St-Spirit copy.
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BERIGELICN- HOTEL,
EsnilrOad Depot.

MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
Major A. p. SHUrr @ Soy, Proprietors.
VNHIS Hotel has recently been enlarged. rg.ur-
nished. aud put In perfect order for che accom-
mediation Of travellers and boarders. NO expense
has been spared in making improvements and per
fecting arrangements, which shall give
THE BERKELEY
rank with the irst-class Hotels Of the country.
The trains viii stop here for Meals. and ample
time allowed to passengers % enjoy them rifaoHt
being hurried. The table abuudanty furnished
with an the varieties the market affords
We The BAR supplied with the best ot Li7"ors
AIss, Cigars DC. Commodious private rooms for
BOARDERS.
July ~, lSG6.
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;Fo. w. CHM. JOS. N. GIN
GINN's FOUNDRY,

Market STREET,
WINCHESTER, VA.
rsyHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed 4
\ Co-partnershp under the name and style OF
"GEO. w. CHM & SON."
in the
IRON FOUNDRY
Business, are in full operation, and are pre-
pared to furnish at short notice on the most
favorable terms the following articles:
MILF GEARING, THRESHING MACHINE
Castings, and all kinds of Machine Castings.
We also manufacture Whites I'm scr
proved COOKING STOVES of differ IN
emit sizes, and other Cooking and Template II
stoves of various Patterns. Fan Castings,
Mould Boards, Plough Points, Wagon Boxes,
Tea Kettles, and Stove Hollow Ware, constants
ly on hand
Having recently purchased IRON LATliliS,
we are prepared to do all kinds Of iron turn
ing and boring on the most favorable terms
We would respectfully call the attention OF
Mil Wrights and Mill Owners to our large as
sortment of patterns suitable for Mills of every
description. Cash paid for old iron, or taken
in exchange for castings.
GEO. w. CHM & SON.
Winchester. Virginia,
Feb. 10, lSGG.-6m.
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West yirginia:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Jefferson County, on the 4th
day of June, 1866,
JOHN +. SMITH, Complainant,
as.
Ann Smith, George M,ophy and Cdtlariiie his
rife, Henry p. Ludlcig, Henry S. Farms
1corth Jr.. Lucien B. FdRSr0rth, Mary v
Fdrnstcortk. John ". FpnS,cOrth, Sarah C.
FqraS,co1ih. Charlotte T. FdrHstcorth, George
". Farnsworh, Joseph IT. FarnswoTth,
Francis S. FaynS&Ortb, Samuel ". League
and Mary z. his uife, Samuel SHOOK and
Harriet his rife, Elizabeth GtaSsford, IIm
II. Smith, AnHa Smith, Mary A,n HOmdr
and Matilda S. Smith,
Defendants.
TENHE object Of this suit is to assign to Mrs. Ann
/ Smith, widow of Henry Smith, deed, her rea-
sOnable dover in the lands of which her hus-
band died seized and TO divide the residue Of
the real estate amongst those entitled thereto,
and if partition in kind cannot be advantage
ouslv made. to sell the same, and TO divide the
proceeds of sale amongst the heirs of said Hen
~ Smith, deceased.
And it appearing 10y affidavit, filed in the
cause. that the defendants, Henry 7. Ludwig,
John W. Farnsworth, W. II. Smith, and Anna
Smith. are non residents of this State, they are
hereby required TO appear within one month
after due publication Of this order and do what
is necessary to protect their interests in this
matter. II is further ordered, That copy Of
this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in any newspaper printed in
the said county of Jefferson, and posted at the
front door Of the Courthouse thereof on the
first Monday after the date Of this order.
WIN. A. CHAPLINE, CLERK.
FAULKNER, ?. o.
June 20. 1866
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Notice.

yE,1r Stockboldars in the Smithfeld. Charl,gtown
and Harper's Ferry Turnpike Company, are
requested 10 mectin Charlestowu, on Wednesday the
18th inst. for the purpose Of electiug President
and Directors FRANCIS YATES,
IuIy ~ lS6e President
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j. H. Easterday'S

TIN, SHFET mon AND STOLE HOUSE,
Main Street. ChGrlesfo0n, Va,
II EEPS constantly on hand every description of
~ TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Also, q
full assortment OF STOVES will be kept hand for
the Fall trade.
JOB WORK of every kind pertaining to the bu-
siness made 10 order by the best wcrkmen and best
materials, and at the lowest prices Particular at
tention paid to Tin Roofing, Guttering, dc.
~ Cotton Rags, Beeswax, Old Copper, Brass,
Iron, Pewter and Lead, Sheepskins, Hides, Bacon,
Lard Wool, and Country Produce in general, taken
in exchange for Tin Ware or Tin Work.
August "a, lS65-y.
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TIE SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
In CH1rEPst9N-ra.


En CharsesE0gr3,
FINDER the care of the undersigned, viii be re-
sumcd ON Monday the 10th day OF September
next
COURSE OF STUDIES, IND TERNS:
PRnf,RY CLASS.-Spcliirv, Reading, Wri-
ting. Primary Arithmetic, Geography and
History per session, U"
JCNIoR CLASs.-Reading Definitions. Arith-
metc, Geography and Atlas Common
School History, Grammar, Composition
and Writing, %"
SENIOR CtASS-Arithmctic, Reading, Wri-
ting, Grammar Composition. Ancient and
Modern Geography and History. Juivcr-
sal History Natural Philosophy, Astrouo-
nv Chemistry, Mythology, Mental PHI
losophy History OF English Literature,
Evidences ct Christianity .......e-O UO
The course embraces Latin,
French o. 70"
Music on the Piano.
An extra charge for fuel for each session Of -
Boarding viii be provided ON application 90 the
subscriber. PAYMENT one half I'm advance.
The second session viii commence February lst,
1867 and close the last FRIDAY i'm June.
ROBERT T. BROWN.
Charlcstown, July T. 1866.
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EOR Sale.

IN BARRELS of CORN of the "Wheatland
lou Estate" Apply to W. I. Turner, ESD
or r. N S. WHITE.
July 70. 1861
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.--PIANOS.

CHARLES NJ. STEIFE,
MANUFACTURER of First premium GRAND
w and SQUARE PIANOS. Factories "a and
Sc Camden Street, and 45 and a Perry St, near
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Ware-rooms No,
y Liberty Street. above Baltimore, Baltimore, Md.
Has always on hand the largest stock OF flanos
to be found in the city. Myne Grand Scale over
strung agraffe treble Pianos pronounced by the
amatueIs and professors to be the best Piano man
uiactured We warrant them free of every iault
for five years. and the privilege of Exchange within
twelve months if not entirely satisfactory 20 the Pur
chaser. -
SEcoxD HAND PIASos always on hand-from 500
TO $500. MELoDIANS and PARLoR ORGANS from the
best makers.
We have permission 20 refer to the following per
sons who have our Pianos in use Dennis Daniels
d. :. Rentch, William Rush, W. g. Butler, Rlch-
ard c. Williams, Benz +. Harrison, in Jefferson
County. and James l.. Cunningham, 5. c. Gun
niugham, Jacob Scibert, Benz. Speck, Andrew
Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller, Charles H.
Coo, James Denny, Lemuel Campbell, Rev. MI
Hair in Berkeley County.
EGe For further particulars, apply to b. r.
HARRISON, Agent, Shepherdstown.
Terms liberal 4 call is solicited
June 4. lS66.-(t2 March,
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"Good Wine needs no Bush"
JOHN s. yesterday.

Eet, Bar Room. under sfore-rooss Of Leisenr,aq
md Son CEarles,n,ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

DKUNKESNxss n TuE CArrroL- A moFs-
ssent has been lately made 20 have liquor
expelled from tia National capitol When
the bali came up. several senators. moved
a. q seems BY constant painful experience
during their sessions made remark. fasoring
the bili. MeDougal % Calnornm spoke
AgAins; il. making loag harsngue. and DE-
claring himself IN iavor % e. sine and 80
uien.~ Subsequently,. words arose between
MeDougAi and Conness. his oollsAgue. ~hcn
the Latter gave the following keen portrAit-
urc Of the senator ~ho could make a spccch
against temperance
" n nv purpose bad ever been az sny
time. or II l ever co cid entertain the pur-
Pose-vhich ] never havc-t0 reject upon
nv colleague. the senator IN this BODY. q
~as entirely unnecessarv. The condsct %
the senator here furnishes The most severe
reflection tia, could possibly b. uttered b.
human tongoe. The senator. (as l have
oncc taken OCCASION O. state an defense 81
nv State doe not reprcs-nt the STATE Of
California IN an sense. either politically o.
morally. The senator vas enfranchised
Nth the Senatorial Office BY that great
E~AAIN lNN NNArr 40 slrNs N4lal tfnN TIE
senator las uever rcturncd % see his con-
siitueuts-or Tia; they might see kin-and
yet ] have been PIT % the constant test IN
this BODY q bearing ard subDifting. feeling
prout Of the people l represent here. @ The
as.umptions II then made - thar senator
! have borne u. sir. have sat IN nv place
When that senator. 80 far from representing
thai high toned. moral and coarAEeo1s con
stituencv and great sovereignty. ~as sitting
an hrs char. or rather lying in his chair.
the object Of pity. before an Audicnce as
sembled herv from nearly every state IN the
Jnion- i have covered my ewes more than
once IN shane before these exhibitions.
Nv associaies IN this body must rot Under
derstAnd that am dead % consideTations
Of this character; bsf. ar. SILENTLY and qzi-
ctly-kindiy. even. % him ~as biting
The time when the senator. ~ the teruninA-
uon ct hrs ofhcial carver. should cease thus
90 mIsrcprcseut-thus % humilia;e-and
thus 60 sbcd al the disgrace that ~As pos
sible IN him 20 do-Upon net Only TIA:
>ta;e-that State thAf honorcd han ana en-
iranrhised hin. bat upon the Ameriran
Character and upon tbe Americas senate
but- ar. ] cannot bear if this morning m
sle~ q tie uanton. unproVokcd assault
nade uPon myself
IL - s1Egested that The nore rcaAy ~.v
-Oold be 20 eNpel The drunken senator
IRON the senate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
Village Improvements.

There ought 20 be The sane pride Of -ha--
scter amosg the people In our country vii
lagos that characterires the inhabitants q a
city. A in cities. 50 IN villages appear-
s.css have good deal 20 DO With their pros
Psriiy- Operations in real estate never
~ere 50 lively in Maine a. BOW Buyint
and selling farms. and village l6,s. and
stands. are the order Of the tay Thew is
a spiri, a enterprise among cur eIfirens.
which lesd- them 20 " strike out poll up
stakes and Sch ne~ homes more conrcniai
20 their tastes and habits. Every rev
co-er" INTO a village. ~bo has means. en-
terprise. ard character. aids a ner link 20
i,s prosperity. and It's wealth and influence.
How ran = village increase is population
from abroad? The neat. tidy look Of VII
lage has = great infuence Nth Stranger
~bo ar seeking new homes. Ifthe streets
are kep, IN good rvpair and good plank or
paved ''de-~aiks baiit upon each sids for
foot passengers; II tie house. and out
baiidings have been erected in good -yls
and kept in fen repair. II the fences .roond
the buildiHgs sre KEEP; n good order. ard
the gardens lad cut 80 a. 20 combine hesu-
~ With profit u there j. about the build
incs gcnereus supply % shade trees and
shrubberv. ~f'h streets vel lined nth or
namentsl tree then ~iil he stranrer ubo
comes within its linit. stop and inquire /.
not tbs q % gOodiy heritage - and II BE- /,
IN pG-.1it q a ae~ hone. vail b. very Ike.
" TO . cas-; ~ his lot 9TH such a people
II the people q cur villages are wanting
IN these thing. Ho,r - The time % begin i'm
Provenents. 70 paint. -epsir fcncrs ard set
out trecs. hale expense IN these MT.
iers s money vel laid cut. Il psy, vel ~
The end. IL only ueeds = Little ACTIVITY
smong the leading ci'ircn. % place Go sir
up The energies and ~ake up tAe ambition
Of The people. let then copy after The old
Jews upon a certain OCCASION and ever, u.n
90 oouaaencing building against IA. ON
house. and then The York al 20 on brave
u kVery nan sbouid have a. honest r-i5e
m o~as,ifying and making pleasant as o-n
hons Il should D. che placc uea-rss bcar-
en- on earth- And % - the-e hone. group
81 together and sP-csd oct upon our hH
siaes and valieys. thai Consulate tie Lics,
rotreais q cartA's ~esry pilgrims a. The,
travel On through lise - a CITY out % sight.
even ar hcavcniy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

u b. our people gensuaily. Oar religious
societic. uniied in stienitnc ~ ths Univer-
saiisi llosse ard on listening Co an abe
discosrse delivered by Rev. y Gunni.ou.
h,s subieci beng founded upon the Procia-
u.aiion 81 the Governor OF cur STATE. 90 that
ve shouli acknosieise he po-er ofGod
an the infrmity q man 90 The truth Of thc
srripiarss that d" Lagifroura-rr srelfrfi a
.l'..a. ali on 30 q r-prsl-i fo ssy 1,~-J,'e. r.
~ vcu illustrated ard snforocd bv his
dcsc-r,ior OF the rise and fall q ibc pa,
great nations 20 DE earth. - long a. thsv
acknowiedgei thc po~er nd -islom 81
God ani worked rch'eousness. 80 long
they oont.noed % prosper ard -hen the
contrary course ~as parsuei their fail con-
menccd. and ruin rs abe end ID them.
Tbe oserruhng hand q Di,ne Prosilencc
vas distinctly marked in the aHair, % our
Own nation. ard The timely ~arning has not
been Sithheii from 10. and vel -il Il BE-
for - q vc-vive due bed 90 The sane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

TEEEiniE Exrto-ioS. 4 terrible cx-
Plosion q shhi was supPosed O. BE- nitro
g.ycsrine. oocarred IN San Fsan-isco. Moe
day. TIE ground for garter % "a nile
.boai thc express ofbcc. vheTc BE- occurred.
tFsnbird A. from the eject ofan carthquaks.
Eight persons arr kno-n O. have bscn kill
81. -h,.- sonc verc blown oompietely o.
atoms - tAai Only fragments ofae,h -crr
found- To borcs ~crv auouE abe Parcel.
q ircighi. hat Arr opposed % have coa-
taincd ihc explosive uat~-ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20
Runford Items

TIE bridge ~hich a. iniur,i Ly ,be ics
near tie mouth % Concord river. has been
rsbuiii an i nov ra--abic.
Tbere have been grvat charge. IN real
estate IN ths town tbs sprine. sou.e o.
~hi,A - noir
MAJOR Aisan A. CcJ~in las solI o..
farm % ohser reusng.ii. of wiion. for
TIRE, ihousand Eve hundrcd dollars. aai
has removed 90 Rcth,l IIin.
Capt. John n. Cotnuau has sol LIS
farni % Mr. Jennings Of Farmiugion. for
three thousaul dollars.
Mr. George a. Rsy has ,oid 30 farm 70
Mr. Dayton Eliiott. tor twenty-five hun
dred dollars.
Mr.. Warren NJ. Adams has sold The Dr
faiier sand. near Rumforl Corner. o. Mr.
George A. Rsy. Tor twenty-five hundred
dollars.
Mr.. william ". Abbott has soii the
Parker farm 70 Warrvn NJ Adams Cor sew
euteen handrci ani 6fiy dollars.
Msllsn =. Eoi,i-r. E.q.. has soId o.. re-
a. estate On Ramiorl Point % q. ".
BlAnehard. E-i.. ~ho . propo-ing 10 erect
a ueu hoass the present season.
Ths Assessor have iast completed The
vtiuaiion. ani g shous an Increase Of about
eight Thousand dollars over that oi iast
year. 50 much fsr ihe croaking % copper
beads about Uuiied State. Roads
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

for. add power Is Just that the northern
ooPrsrheAas are after. and any oou,binafioo
that would give Il 20 them would be rosort-
ed TO. The ~hole salvation o. the country
depends on the frnness Of Congress. II
a stands ne are saved. II "a gives away 10
executive demands ard usurPatiOns. ne arc
ruined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Dram 90 ANorHEE STArEsHAN. he
Hoe Daniel :. DicksasQn q Ne- York.
died a. he resideucc % has son-iu-lA-. IN
New York. thursday night. % stran-s.at.
e. hernia liz 1caih ~as easy. and a. "a.
conscious - The last When the news Il
hrs deceAsc Was received a. BiosLsmrson.
y L. his home. 10 filcd his Eellow towns
men viih profound sorror Bells we're
toiied and stores and PabEc barking.
draPed 10 mourning. Mr Diukinsoa "a,
born a. Goshen. Conn. sept. II. lSOo.
consequently be- was &C years an seven
months ola. His political lie began uith
las election % tie state senate q New
York in l,J6. j. i.s2 b. vas chosen 1.
Governor of ths STATE. End in 1884 DC en-
tered he L. :. senate. lis career a.
politician. ard tLe bold. opsa an manly
stand be took in behalf q Lis country dur-
ing he rcbcliou-sundcring az once tbe
party aai.aiions 81 a lile-tiue-and The
powerful Influence q his position and tai.
cnis-ah gwen Tor tie suppression q the
rrteLion-arc 900 fresh IN The public nind
% need Any recapiiuiation 10 tLi. brief no.
ice lis f-nerAl vas attended on Sandav.
De Thoie communify united % honor the
memory ci one uuivei sally respected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

lHr frSlsSs. TIE people i1 tbc Prov
ino~s Esst 81 as aru eel frightened ~ fbe
Advent % q 90 anarmel rcr 80 A. sup-
pssc1 o. oe fsniaus. TIE BRITISH cssf.ms
hsg Eas faken. s,emirz'y as An e. trs-
sado. snd q susil fsi,cuf frit occurred o-
the bridge. vith little danare. rh.sh nav
be set doru A. ;be oniy overt a-t yet COM
miued The Mayor of Ca.as EVIDENTLY
fsrinr tie vor-t has asked % ias, a.
STATE Guard cai.ei out Gen HolsIon
has been sent % CALAIS. O. see ttat ihe
STATE rlgLts are noi violated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

>HocNISc MrEnrEs. Last ~eek. The
ne .ghbors u = nccri1g family noticed that
there BAL been % STR about thc house. or
sou'c time. AMI on cHz-i,naiioa iound dat
IL iamliy % sevcn.--ail cRccpt . son ab-
sent from home. had been bltcbcrci 18th
A. are. >asPiciaus icI upon a nan namei
frotst. ~ho had been a. work for NJ
Decring. and b. c3nf-rsci that D. helped
20 90 thc aet. IT. - under arrest. The
family resided uear thiladclphA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

there seems 10 be good prospect thas
raslroad al BE- buiii iron Wiscas.et. %
oonDect ~lth the Portland and Kennehce
road A. Richmond The latter road pro
pose 10 furnish rolling stock an guarariy
~ per oesf- t9r SD YEAR. An At q To-
Legislature suiboriEes Wiscss-et 60 loaa ii.
credit ior $4,000 uhen $40. o0O shal
have been sabscrIbc,i. Morr ihan tiis
amoaut has been secured. - ihAf the uhoie
sun required AL De- thus sccured. The
roal ~ be bui eight u.iies ia length
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

BCsINEss Cusxcrs. The f-rn o. Han.
moud g. Woolnaa "a, dissolved last vel
NJ Hanmoui has parchased to- iuicrc.,
81 BIS late partner. ard oontiuses che bu.i-
ness
Mr.. y. !. Bates has formed a connection
~iih Mr.. II. ? Morton. q, West Sumner.
IN The uanuiEcturc q sie,i.. rake.. Sc lie
has soii BIS cottage % Henry p. i'rruiiss.
-. u ~ b. occupied by Mas :. J..
I'rcutiss. thc present owner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

The Nsiion says ihai there aro probably
f. thinking nee 40 are not n0- ssiisfeI
that thc ~hoie veto message 90 the Civil
E'glts biii woaii have been just as pover-
fal. Jog .osily. - g "a. o. "a had consisted
sImpiy Of The sentenoe--'' III Enou myself.
] have 10 Prejudice' bot DO bate a ni--
GER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

\ blS AVCrioN. Mr. Marshalrs sale q
Horses Al Cattle. last Saturday. vas At
tended By sone four haadrcd people. The
bidding as SPIRITED. a large amount Of
property beng soid. generally AZ fair PR
ccs. Thc sales includsd 20 oxen. wh;rh
soli a. prices varyinc fr5n $40 o. SIS
80 COWS. rAneing f-on e. 60 ga. and 6
hor-es. ~hich brought from sis5 70 sl9s.
The total amount q the s4ies "a. near
$500. p-Oblbly larger Sun than -as ~.
er before realized from such sale IN tia.
County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

NV E~eL.Np FsE4rE We take
pisasare in caiisng attention 90 The aIvcr-
tisemeni % th's iasorite Ne- Engiaud Az
r.ralara. paper. Tt varioas features are
ia.iy "a fortl in fhc annoanocmeut and the
car,isi rssier -iil Cod iis columns % fauy
iasiifs a.. thai j. .aii in ,ts favor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

\ ta-E co. Co~-cfrNcr- 4 witrcss -
APPEARED before the GraaI jaw a. sbs las,
March Tern. and ~as daily pad for b.. al
tsndancc. has rrturncsl O. tkc Trcasurcr the
ancurt ofhs Zee. lie says rs inas-
cnccd o. give nega;ivc answers ~beu I
shouli Ave answered in the Affirmative.
and a. have never reserved money AN
other ray than rglffslr. retlru thls.
il sas ligsor case and a. iniictrncnt "a.
f5ant. vAlch shoeid have lootcd rery p-ob-
abe CD al concerned a. The oats.t Accord
sngiY was letter satisfied than fhouch d;
hal teen ~.tAisid.- The monsy has been
crri;e1 % he Couuiy and 90 tr1n the
grntiensn ~ rs sea.a Place himself Boz
the uay 90 lave b. namc appear ia tie
'' i.ss oftopers~ on The Trcassrrr's books
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-04-20

Ira PEEH4H WuiL The Nc-s I.ett -
says ms eel struck re- VEN on the s,l
The Oh canc % the sarface al gave in
dicsiions that Be- vouid De- good eel
The reports from Boih-eI. hofh through
ihe ioeai papers. and BY private ietters. boz.
lieaie that thc Prodscii1a ofoi b. ercecl-
ing iae cspcctai.ous that have been f1rned
Nes Pnying veiis are strsek nearly evsry
day There % aiso q resrti1n in tbc price
Of Cd. wtich BE- ros selling ai 500 per
barrel