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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
To the Martyrs Of Liver Com
DIaint.

Among the wonderful medical properties
which have rendered HOSTETTERS STOM-
ACH BITTERS pre-emnent among the health
restoring preparations of the age, its antbilious
virtues are not the least remarkable. No words
can do su~ties tn its marvellous efieeta upon tho
diseased liver. Perhaps the simple words OF q
convalescent sufferer who describes it as ''going
right to the spot" tell the story as clearly as
may be. 1t does 20 right to the spot. 1t op.
crates directly upon the disordered organ, and
whether unduly active or in state of paralysis,
restores IL to condition of health. The sick.
ness at the Stomach, pain between the Shout.
ders and in the Right Side, Yellow Suffusion of
the Skin, Costiveness, Drowsiness and Languor,
Dimness of Sight, Collie, Palpitation Of the
Heart, Dry Cough, Low Fever, and other symp-
toms which indicate the various phases Of Acute
and Chronic Liver Complaint, are one and all
promptly relieved, and finally removed by the
action of this famous preparation, which is at
once the best of correctives, the gentlest and
most genial of aperients, an infalible regulator,
and powerful restorative. Persons of bill.
ious habit, who use the Bitters "a a protective
medicine, will never suffer the pains and penal.
ties of Liver disease or Bilious Remittent Fever.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
DIED:

At ~ o'clock, on the It'll inst, after short
illness, Mrs MARGARET, wife of JAMES
SWEENEY.
The funeral will take place from the residence,
on Water Street, between Webster and Biddle,
Centre Wheeling today Thursday at 3 o'clock.
The friends of the family are respectfully in
yited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
The Cheapest Gallery

For Photographs and Ambrotypes is
at Big Wagon, near Postoffice, Wheel
ing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

a <ssssl, ikeness
With case complete, for twenty-five
cents, at Big Wagon, near Postoffice,
Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
Tn. .Aiicssnnians,,

'eHoME AGAIN FROM FOREIGN SHORE"
The celebrated Alleghanians, Vocal
lists and Bell Players, arrived in New
York last week, per steamship Hibernis,
from their European tour, where they
have been very successful.
While in England, in January last,
they appeared before Her Majesty the
Queen and the Royal Family, at Wind
sor Castle.
Our music lovers will be pleased to
learn that the troupe contemplate visit
ing our city very shortly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe Street,

Vrys TAKE PLEASURE En- Az.
w NOUNCING to our many friends and the
public generally, that we have added to our
stock Of Religious Books, D.. .-.,f-
school Books, Stationery &C.,
and win keep constantly on hand, Family and
Pocket Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books Sunday
School Books, School Books, Blank Books, Cap
Letter. Note and Billet Papers Envelopes,
Pens Ink, Pencils &c. In fact everything
nsnaiIv kent in a frst-class Book Store, all
which will Sc sold at the lowest possible prices
''A'' s0 GEO. ". sTONER, Local Agent,
Authorized Agent for Sunday Magazine, Pres
byterian and Sunday School Times.
initials on paper and envelopes. hove
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
PIANOS.
Less than Factory PHI.

One : Octave Plain I's' worth TN
One Z Octave, 4 Round Corner "a
worth s475, at
One ! Octave Fancy Legs, worth ssa ,
One I Octave, Fancy Leg, Uppe, ~,
worth 5000, at
One 81 Octave ! moulding, Plain L.,
S525, at ''e
One Octave, . moullings, Carv.sr.
Pedal, worth $50, at
One I Octave, 3 mouldings, Serpept,.,
elegantly carved Legs and Pedal, ys,s !
at
One : Octave. large round Cous,r
Legs, worth $3.50, at
One 7 Octave, large round Come,
Legs and Pedal, worth sG5o at "
One Z Octave, 4 round corners fn,S.
aud front alike, carved legs and DBL !,
500, at
One I Octave, 4 round Cornen ~, ]
mouldings, carved legs and pedal, vo-s \
at
One : Octave, around corners, el.,,r,lr :
case and legs, 3 rows mculdinss, serpests |
tom, worth $500, at
One Il Octave, Grand, worth s!ss b,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08

National Bank Of W. Va,
AT WHEELING.
Authorized Capitai.--..--. 100000
ONEY RECEIVED on DEPOs-
nj 1T, Interest paid op Special Deposits
Notes and Bills discounted. Exchange bought
and sold, Collections made upon all points aud
proceeds promptly RENTED.
DIRECTORS.
James W. Paxton, G. Oglebay. VI. Pollock, NJ
Reilly. James Maxwell, Joseph SeybOld, j. r
Hubbard. Arthur Little 4. s. Todd.
JAMES ". PAXTON, Pres't
GIBSON LAMB, Cashier. jy271y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
PA Os.
Latest IMPROVEMENT;

hsttCst 1hsPHOSCubN"s'
And II will be apparent to all. that n 70.
skill and abilities have been appro,As y
best manufacturers. will not DO less ans
when their own interest and rcputa,sr
vOlvcd. "A testimony To the above, tArt
awarded the frat premium over all coUYa
by the judges Of the late exhibition, htE !.
Maryland Institute, OF Baltimore, Nd, u
Der. 1865.
These instruments being sufficiently .
duced In this city, and having proved "a
not superior TO any heretofore known u
want Of a frst.class Piano, mannfactu--tf
the greatest care and Of the best matens
save dealers commission, which only 1.
Pianos more costly but by no means nr'
liable. by sending orders directly TO the Ia
~ above directed, or by applying at Prct 2
MAN KRYTERS, No. l6J Market StHa
further information. A guarantee for n' =
Is given "A regards durability of cclatuai
every instrument, and will be kept In "
one year free Of charge.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-11-08
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
" REGISTER

~. ,.ar n 80 Three months ~ 90
SiS month"; 90 One month";. -
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02
OBJ 0.furA 9mutrat
PARIS. MAINE. NOV. ?. Is66.



We think THAI tho so-caiica Democrat g.
party must have reached the conciasiou. BY
this time. that "a th-,r alliance vuh tie
Bread and Better Brigade they have
sold themselves cheap. That great pol
nical party. coming - numb.rs ~ hen
sircis 81 thoussnds. should iailiuso the Ean 4 /.
Of few driii-scrgc arts. and follow aAer
tbeir Lad 20 ,be usssic 81 sl,e rogu~'s rp.ryh
- comedy hat = rot Witnessed every
dsy. or eVsry year The sfile eiique Of
rcnegades ~ho have sold tbsmsclvcs. sosl
and body. IN every State. for the SAKE Of a
fc~ loasss ard fishes. DO not. can not. on
account Of insigniscance in numbers ard
respectabiiHy. cone up 20 the dignity 81 a
political organization. THIS small brigade.
in and Of themselves. do not constitute any-
thing Ike party upon which The Prvsi-
dent car iali back for support. The great
mass % the pcople. instead q being virh
them. look upOn them with supreme con-
tempt Al the party 20 -hich Andrv~
johnson can look for support j. the rebel
coPperhcad party. called by iis leaders the
Democrstie party. Wbat does this party
gct by making itself the tsI end % an IN
signi6osnt action % political APo>tatess
Nov and then craub-nothing more.
Andrew Johnson. instead 81 rccognizinE
them (As be should. 70 trcat them fairly ,
a. fas party. and the only party. that sup
ports has administration. alu,ost entirely
ignores them in The dists ibuiion - pa'rou-
age The best places 60 70 abe r-ncgades.
and then be has JAILED % DO BIS dsfy 20 his
eoPperhoAd friends. By way Of making re-
mosals. All the best P'aces nov IN Maine
are held By rc.ublcans. With lev cKccp-
lions. Look a the Portland Gus: ON House
and Post Ofhce. rae to boa easoss in the
State. Why not Gust Messrs Washburn
and DAVIS and let IN Bon BraIburv or Col
Sweat. or some other good copperhesd Who
has a terrible hankering IN ihai direc;ion ?
The coppcrhcaas -ho have BEEN instrliaen-
tai in merging lie Old dcn.o,rasy irto ihc
bread and butter clique must begin % think
thai men, a. we'll ss republics. arc some
times ungratefal. No party has ever sold
itsef - cheap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02
How Thew Did II.

The question i often asked bow did q
happen that Hon. Chas. J. Talbot sss re-
moved from the Sarvryorship q Portland
While Mr. Washburn b. retained IN the
Custom House. and Jsdge Davis holds On
in the Portland Post Ofice. Ruuaor tells
the story IN tins wise Il seems thar oid
Andy and Sec'y n .Cuiioch arr a liitIe
sby Of pitching into senator Fesseuden or
any OF his pei ofiic--bolders. for tie proiA-
be reason that they di.lke 90 oFrud The
Chairman q The Committee on Finance IN
the senate Getting an mixing Of this.
sameho-. The oopPeIhead and bread-and-
butter tribe pat the case IN tbis say. That
Mr. Talbot ~as not a special fsvorisc with
senator Fessenden; that be-. in tact. cared
but lItiie about bin bat that NJ Has.lia
sas re HaGn sbo specially i1icrestc1. him
self IN Talbot's appointment This settlrd
the question Up goes the axe. Of goes
TAibot's bead. AMI in goes Charles T.. Nm
bal 70 has place. This "a quite a srnsrt
operation. and shows bow dangerous ), Is
20 have friends
No doubt. after fhis. AL fie orre-brrs.
ers ~iil repud'ate Ex Wee President Ham
I'm. snd swear themsclvrs in a. original
fcs-endcn men We don't envy an ran
hi- comiort vho holds q commission e. the
merev q Andrew johnson. ar any % his
tools IN the Cabinet They would AL q,
better in the end % DO as,Mr Uauun dii
resign. and cut loose from az connection
Nth ~ickcd. contemplate administration
No man ean have anything @ % with r
and not become more or lcss 1erirI
B-raf anil butter are vcry convenient
articles. bu; We envy 10 man ibc stare re-
oeived 81 the table of tho Tenncssee apos-
tate Better beg from door to door tLsn
% have 90 90 with che brca5-anl -b.f,er
brigade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

Inn liEtLru 90 NsFpLEoN. 4 special
dispatch from Bcriin. Saturday. stated that
q Consolidation bal been bald ~ eminent
surgeons. ard that ther decided that the
operation. Which aloae would ave ihe Pm.
peror. vas iurractica.,e. and ti.at his death
might occar at any moment. TLs state
meet iaofs corfrmafian. sud BE- probably
anflciI atinr ar event deemed Likely Co. s-.
cur. From BIS kno-u fcchienes.. for long
irrnr pasf. IT, b. reported by tbose ubo
have been in positions fo knor. % be- reak
ard fa7ans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02
House, Horse,l

In nearly al Cur cities. where business
j. brisk. The great cry j. ''hoases . houses =,
IL Is a fat that the greaicsf dra~back uPon
she material prosperity in our eifies = tho
waut % houses an huildincs IN which 20
1--we ard 10 business. IL Portland. on a.
count Of The gr,at Grc. rents have become
crormou.-so much 90 that Il = operatinc
greatly - the damage q the city. People
II enterprise are leaving the city. hccausc
thsy can get no place 90 i've and DO bu.i.
nss- and msny ofthis class the citircu- and
business men can pccrly afford O. losc
Bot The want Of houscs j. not confined 60
the city. Nearly every village. where sny
grcat amount 81 hasincss = done. - safer
Ing IN the same way az the present tirae.
Men cannot get rrnts. and 81 course leave
Why j. al thiss There are several rcason.
In manv places real estate holdcrs ask On
rcssonabic prices for thcir lots. AMI The re-
sult j. ProPle wiii not buy And n thc, boy
no lots. they vii make 10 houses. Or them
selves or ANYBODY else. in askinc eNor-
bitari prices for hohsc-Iots. RAJ estate
- r
"A policy that not only materially injuries
them. boa the whole oomsnunisy in ~hich
they ike. Aaother thing. IN even village
there arr TOO many miscriy. - ifsh men.
Who board zap tbcir iunds. pct them iuto
bon,ls. or other securities. % secure iarSc
interest. and AL not inscst . single dollar
IN any enterprise that MI sd % the con-
mon prosperity. ia worthy youne man
Of limited nesns cone, along. and desirvs
90 ct q iisle help 20 get start in she
World. thcy give him tie cola ,hoallcr. and
he GOES whvrc 81 can fnd friends. not IN
bounsl up IN THE .-srb Of selfshness In
ninc cascs oct 1T Ten. 10 i, the young man
Who begins lis Nth small means ihai. in
the end builds uP your citics and villages.
Look az ! ohn n. Brown aud 81 JChn
saiih. vho. sonic thirty or more wears sIncr.
went 90 Portland. pcnniicss bows. from cid
Oxford. and see Mat they have DOR and
are nou doing FOR Portlsnd
The high prices o. materials ard l.bor
Is another great dr.~back on 5aildins. IL
= fast thaf Elcn can scarccLs afford 20
build. -hen materials and labor arr At
;heir Prcscnt 6gurv. Every nan -i-o does
q runs risk Real estate ,nd rents in a
grca; many iocainics must fall -bone,cr
Ne 90 back 10 a specie bass Bui ~e
mus, have i'uiidin,s ard ,hc ulan - ho er-cts
them - pablsc bcnel4ctor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

FEEv0Sr. The Governor has ordered
q nc- e.ection f1r q mcnber 81 Congress
in fl1e bird D.fret in Vermont IL SIP
i-Hh,r lie Republicans ran to rardidafc..
~a.ch rcsuI'ci in 20 Choice by fhc people
They have no- omitted upon Hon. IS. o..
smith. ~bo ~iil be ohosen ~ilhoat eaor.
lt "a cunoas iart that ar Moves. r.
pablicar. "a cbosen Eep-cscuf aiiss Co tis
STATE Legislature. from Island Pond. in
conscqucuoe ofa suash-up on fbc Grand
Trunk- There rere coppcrbead. eroa-h
oa Gle tram to have banged fhs ressif. hsl
ttey goi ibro-gh. Mr Nores 10 an on
r.ncer oa che rad. aid nause of Nor.
Say
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

BssE B,tz- The game Of Base Ball b.
tEecn Az llcrvuican Cluh. q lcbron Acsi-
emg. an tbs Resoluie Clab. Of PARIS Hu
Acaicmy. piayei ~ the Oslori County Cat
b. >hos. "a MANAGED rather loosely. and
gave sttisiaction 60 neither elub. There
io-c another game "a arr anrsd o. come
90 or thc fair grounds We.ln.c.las. On chsi.
irugv from herv.ieans. i.ut 'h- i,nprob,bii-
b., oi pay being possible. irou continued
tai weather. caused fhc absence 60 the
Catehes. lani Csptain.l al 90 Ba-e Of the
Rcso,ates and &c ~ only a the at mo-
u,cnt thai rr- men we're added to ti.c pine T.
but both part .r' werc anNieus Cor a decisive
game. and mufual concessions we're ma,ic
to reach g. The ilerrai,ans took the TAT
a. Z. NJ. an The game occupied = l-2
hours. The score a. follows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

THr MsEKrEs The Portland pricc
Current for SATURDAY make, thc follo~inS
vhoicsalr guoiaiions APples. q 81 O. 81
90 beans. s - Co $50 Bufter-Storr. so
ar l5. Coantry. a. AT o.. Cboicc. a. aud
g. Cheese. o. % -, Flour ara Corn.
scarcc AL atrancing Hay. 80 snj 80
Limc. Z O. and ] IS; oil. wcr.-Kcro-
scne. 80 CENTS. ia large quantiii~. Onions.
- cent. Per bushci Potatoes. oc an5 . %
So pr barrel. soap IN good demand -
the demari ior Lcaibs All Gore 50 grvai
hat orders lave been i.ficah O. eu Tor q
~ dass; granuia'sI >usars. i6 IL 90
i6 So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

NoHwAH. ASH BE- sc-n b. his adser-
iisenent in another column. NJ. u. n.
You're has r~movcl to ~. rev sorc- in
Bears Block. Thi,storc r. siccsntly sfici.
sna vel sui,ed % tie ccnstau,ly decreasing
husiuo~. Of he enterprisinE oocr7aat.
Mrs.. G T. rartsr h,s ju,s removed o.
the store iust Sued or. snd B, prepared 'o
.ho- the lalics an thc varieties 81 the 81,
son.
4 Oar Moves is fting m - drus
store. vfich D. ~,u soon have in rcalines.
for occupation.
Repair havs been ccumcnccd upon ths
Cnivcrsali.i church. Bessie. RE changes
% have alluded o.. 10 j. dcsicncd O. raisa
TIE house .ufhcien'ly % give room s,r q
sracious han A addition Ill 10 usie
m ;hc resr. or platform ~ ~ Sahsath
School exhibitions. Convrnienf an'e-room'
MI Dc constructed
The re- rs.,er q The Congregational
ehurci. Rev NJ Merry. vas TO Be install
81 on Thursiav.
Nessrs. Crookcr & Higgins arc uatinc
arrangement - pat up lsrge brick siorr,
On the Old .fand. ncNt Spring Il ~iil b,
three stories high. Part q The maternal.
arr ,lreaiv on th- ground.
Il N VI. Bearcc. NO 49, aiuitiei O.
ihe bar. ~ TIE September tern. las con-
rnencei p-articc IN ~ village. a. uiii hs
seen by his announcement in another cob
ann.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

A DIsGEsCE. The bold tr.ek a. The
New York coppcrhcad,. in nominating f.r
Congress. In a District vhcrc n "a SUP
posed there va NOS the r-moicst chance
for deieaf, such a man as Joha Morrissrl.
The priEe hgh'cr. is a stronger dosc than
even Ncs York City dcn,ocraey. ut.-f d.
the viest article exfanf. can uarI. III.
bsrc supposii lon tiat such a man sboa.d %.
named 90 tie place = an insult o. fbs rhaIs
people hut he carried his ciab. his parfv
carried thc nomiratiou ant Tammarv ai8
not dsrc fo hold back its endorssmcnt.
Bot there are some men uhosc sense q &c..
ccncy orcrrides party discipline. and thrr
bolt. One vhois orranizaflon. O. 10 sa.I.
has gone over 90 tbc Fentcn trkef. The
staid Journal of Commerce u-ess every
democrat. &c shsfrvsr cost. f1 SOC. ar,.-.f
hfn. Ihcre MAJ be enough oi these voters
to cave .he cii' se certainly bor.e Of. %
nos ihero ell bel strong temptafiou. ub,n
be- presents BIS creienuai.. f5r Corry,.. 81,
sssert Be- 'e.frespret IN refusing o. sda.t
him
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

Br~rTTr~ 90 iSsrrsSCE. The AGENT
% the Traveiler,' Insurance Company. 90
N'r-ay. PAID over % Chari~s + G-cerissf.
iss' 800. one handrcd anA thirty-ssren
d9iiars ard sirteca cents. for Injuries ~
ecived IN June last. ~ a Jog rolling uroa
his ies an hr~atmg D.. ANKLE III. -
chs second payment ou thc sane policy
Gre,nicaf having dra-u 6hy dollar, On 49,
count of cutting ~ the ends q to fn-crs.
ruak.n- ln al ore hunirci and ei-itv seven
and ie-loo doilars. livery fer-oa shouiI
a5aii ths uaselves - tbs kirHl % insu-ancc.
IL costs tut htfle. ana - OF untold beu~si
frceland Ho-e. Of Nor-ay. - the regular
D. constituted agent fof Oxford Couut,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

GEssp DfyI~fpN 90 Sous co. TrNFrn-
sNcE- The of1ers % fhis body. Tor che
ensaing yesr. ~tss elected ami iasisli-d o.,
kiehmond. Taesiay. a. follows Beni p
Iai.man. K.rhalond. a. IS g.. Aibion y.
Poster. Hsth. a. 4 o. X Mo-rin. Gar
diner. -. =. John = Kinatall. Banror. a.
j. l.. Fletcher. Ha,b. a. Chap " O.
BiaEdan. @. q s e. Arcler. g. s. Th-
sess'on ~as vcry fl''r attended and q i've
'y Interest in the caase p-rvaiei ~natb
rimes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

IuE CEor- 90 ls6f IT, return. ~
tAc Drrarimcrt Of Agrica,iarc state that
TIE eoru crop~as dctcriorsied from early
irosts sud eKrcssisc rains. .brt the quantity
% ,he orup = larger thao ~as ever r-oua..-
ID in the couatrr. TIE ,ioI 20 uhrat
~on'S v-ry msrh from $4,000. Opo bu.bel-.
sho-irE small pr ,crfarv q dccrcsse.
~hieh f. folly conpensairl by ,ie conpsra-
tise's superior luai-y OF thv gram. Th..
is i'',--t. $40 t.,.-.-..s s---r tian the crop
ot isl9.ari within 6. 10000 hushel. of a
r-oluct b., proportion o. tbc iacrca,ci pop
uia'ion
The di.uinuiiou in ihc Seu'h 3. more 49,
Paroni- The estimates point 10 lc-, than
100000 bzshci. ia eis~~u STATE, bcrcto-
fore uurcPoriei. fraction De-, than Eve
icntis n tie crop elise. he California
S's.at harvest - -bi-h Euie note "A. been
puilicly made In connection viih the prc.-
ere crop. 81 in excess of l~60 The rrol-
uet 81 that young state a. nearly 500.
Uno bu.hri.. No~ Be- b. seriously claimed
By iesding California ar .cu'turaii.ts. that
%, .arr'u, ior export vin yearly double
tLat quantity.
II .s evident thr entire wheat crop VII
exceed. b. several snii'iors. that az lSs9.
-hra tho yiriI vas reported a. iof. 9sf
babel. Tn there were Eve ani half
bashcis 90 each in.Hviiaal u i~f6. ths
os'inaaics poisi O. eve bushsi, 90 cab in-
hahfani. thcrc b. no grouod thcn tor
aprrvhensions % scarcity. anI iiule ~
cuse iu tbe ar,ount re- de- crops f,r ,iArra-
ton prices. The vicld oi oar, 3 cSfrao-,l-
iuar, and thc quality excellent.
Tie inIicsfiors pointto an in-rcase q!
from III. fgs .D.2 bushels on Iss9 % III
9i2.6e5 30 1875. d b. thr only crop IN tAo
Soaih that mainiaias al equality .ith IS
in.t ornsus eShihit. Hay d, ie.. in qaaa,iiy
thar In ihc prrvious ycars hy fr1m ore %
t-o-tsa,h.. bu, d, better IN qa,if, IN
anaiysis 81 Soaihcru rctarus Up 90 October
ist. does rot -arrant Reduction OF tho
fr-rle ooftoa estimate m Orb. n.1to oep
ha.esl ihoarhi 10 f. 600 ,ariy Cor a faal e,ii-
mate. h seventy 20 the dama-r FROM
insects - rrPorisl iacrsasinr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

NEsruv FmofSt, The rrts-.. from
ihe oieefioa shov ibe EepabEr,o ~t,,,
ticket % be- chosen. by large uss-fy
Borcman 3. Elected Covcrnor IL. so,. d.
larger thaa thar ~ last sp-iar. ~L.eh .l...
lrnuciised rebels Whrrctcr GRE r,t.f.
ar- anored to v-tc. tbe d" deuorrat, -
party shows large vote, De Western
Virginia has acted more ris,ly than ga
STAR, itnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

The Bosioinhan Bank robbers rad a
Preliminary eHaminafion a. Bath. as; --ek
Th-y -crv idcn'uir,l by a., Casiier of The
bank. sd his -ifc. a. the men 10 cane
60 his house in tie night; They v-rr ALEC
identified ~ The stabie-k-cpcrs ard hostisr
81 Hsfh. vhc-c thc Lors-s ~erc 81 ard a.
Interfering strap f.rnishsi At a., stable
"a four4 on ilc bore -hen q rrach-d
Portiand Ti- ton-briisc keeper also
il~rtifei ore az theus. a. having stoppe 4
too 90 three minutes snd sr,oks- 18th tin
on ihe night q thc robbery. Thy have
been Loani over iar trial next APRIL. in
fh- ,um % 5000 cach One az thc par
~ b. unicr had far robbiag 'h- Adam, %
press Coupany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

Tie Dovdoiri,z roiher, have been
committed % To jaii IN Augusta hi, is
ths best rrison in The STATE. and. -iih the
carr vhirh rrobahl, Ill be exsrUiscd. thcv
MI D. enfireiy safc.
Tbe fellow No va. taken IN Dirfsii.
rcoeniiy. for ho-sc stealing -. IN The iail
IN Ocioicr. He hsd made a wooden lsv
that fitted The iock % hi. cell. perfectly. aul
no; being 49, io rrach "a iock 18Th -
hand. -ortci ii INTO 70. place -iih a ,;ick.
sd turned thc Icy -ih ,tria-, Iis thas
g.; OF; % H. cell. snd probably intended
% have ciuici the ilrakey ~hen D. turned
81 ihc Gas in fhe evening. but "a. not gsick
enouEh. T. key "a a. ciaboraio piecc
% ~orkmanship. sho-ing a. amount oi
mechanical skiil that might have given him
eminence. II q had heca ri-bily applied
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

MrNico. 4 Frcneh inrais las arrived
in Mexioo. advising Maximiii,sn % ahii-
cafe The F-rnch troops arc O. D. -ith-
tra-n The Enrrs-s Cario'ta Ia. become
crafg v.ih he complrsiioas into -hich ihe
AFFAIR has fslisu ani the empire seem. Co
- falling throurh. Bat ~ misf1rtrnc oi
MvEico BE- tha' iic 81 oi ihis fas-1 aoe.
ne leave anv prusPect 81 permanent AMI
liberal roscruucni before hsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

A. t-utiinE rnsteh IN Aurusfa. iasf-csk.
between >hepI'ard kn,rP. Johnr, Sehnok-
- and fmperor. the former -on ihe rsoc ir
2.a-. ga. ant 20 j. con.equeroe Of a
collision. Eureror AS ~lfhira-n AFTER ti.e
trst beat. ard Johnny >~huok-r va, bop
Ping from eut IN h.s Bird ie- We es,b-
er these facts from tbe report % ~ L,vi.-
Ton Joerual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-02

SO iie iate far. NJ. a - Bartleu e.
hibiied Al elaftic olshron ~ horsc-sdors
l. BE- cushion ~ rubisr. designed 90 re-
hsi-scs iho shoe ard boot. RELIEVING fhs
ooneusslon -hsn travelling on hard rosd.
an protecting the foot f-oni oaiEnr 18th
fnov. TIE crshioa :. highly rscor-nrn8.
ed by sonc of the ieai.ng stable keepers boz
tbs slate