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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11
TO S ADDIERsS

Large variety of Buckles of all kinds, snaf-s
file Port and Ring Bits of various kinds, Shoe
Thread, Rein Web, Girting, Ivory, W ood and
Rubber rings, Hames, Iron and Copper Rivets,
and many other articles used by gaddlers. for
sale very cheap by HALE d KIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11
CARPENTERS S TOOLS,

Saws as good as anybody ever saw saao;
Augurs, Chisils, Mallets,. Hammers. ,Hatchets,
and all tools usually used by Carpenters, for
sale cheap by HALE e KIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11
z A r M E r s

The very best assortment of Plows Hoes,
Shovels, Rakes, Scythes and Snaths, Manure
Forks, Hay Forks, Spades and other farming
implements will be found at the establish r1ent
of II E5 HALE d. KIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11

MIXED PAINTS for sale in any quantity to
suit customers.
G8@ By calling at our shop, east of Warpole
House, second story of Seider q Hale's Wagon
Making Shop, you can see the best specimen of
Graining in the county, work which was done
by this Machine. Don't get any granting
done until you have looked into this matter.
I. & III. MCCORMICK
April 26, l866.--tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11

WA @ o N MAKERS
Can supply themselyes.with sTon< <Axaesy Pipe
and common Boxes, Hubs, Hand Axes, Tenant
Augurs, Spoke Shaves, Mallet Chisels, DC, at
the Hardware Store ofos HAZE dEKIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11
B U IL D E r s
B L A CK SMITH s

BL A G < KSMITHS ~ -
Will be furnished with Iron of all sizes. Cast
Blister and Spring Steel, Horse Shoe Nails,
Rasps, Files, Drills. Anvills, Vises, Screw
plates, &c dc, by HALE d KIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11

regard to what we have said on the subject
ESy- REMEMBER ROBERTS CORNER. SCI
May 10, 1S66.-tf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

AMID TIE duises Of an ardsous profcsslon.
lie IA. uen5er Of the Conventioa thAi
met % frame the Cons,ita'ion % Maine in
$50 an "a ei.cted Reprcseutaiise % 81
hrst Legislafarc. In ls2ss at 2 BE- uas
elected q u,eunbsr ofihc senate. Foe thirty
Eve yeArs n Va surgeon Of tAs Militia.
For many wears o. Va Prcsilent oi t,oaii'-
Academy. and TOOK more lively irf,resi
in 81 prosperity ihan Any other mar. liis
IDEAS q THAT a yoang mans odaoaiioa
should hc wcrc expansive. sd his advice
% thea Was alwags sci tinlej. Nie~cl o.
a whole DR. Grover wouh tc regarded
rafhsr eccentric In cha-actsr. boz n -.
that kind 81 ecceutriciiy which .. the result
ct strons iniciieeiual po~ers -hich hai
been cultivated according % thc beat q hi,
ovn al raiher than BY The prescribed rule,
Of tie schools. Such minds -iil aiways sP.
pear ccccntric TO tbe world a. lsFgv
lie "a married JAY Z. 1913. % Mis,
Fanny Lazy % Giead. who siiii surs,se,
hin. snd by vLon ~ Ia ~ chldrcn.
Ma. Abcrnethv. Who graduated a. Boz.
dom Cole &C.. and resides in Bethel: Prof
Taleyrand. No graduated a. B0~doin.
ard wRs Prof. at tie Ancieni language in
Delaware College. and dicl Jane. iS59 ia
UpsaA. sweden. Hoe Lafayette. uho par-
suei his studies a. Bo~doin. and sfteruar,l.
A. Phiiadelrhia. and frst represented The
State % orcgon ia Congrcss. where be ~
resides Cssier. who gralsaied a. We,
PoisI AMI rs matc . Maj-Gsncral ~
hreset IN abe rccent civil ar Phl1phrvne,
vho died a. an early age. AL Paiiophrcne.
their ouiy daughter ao- huas. married q
q. &. Caap.nan oi Portland
For a - weeks past Dr.. Grover hal
been maaiic.tly sal.ag. b., not With iu,nc-
diate apprchcnsions 20 terminaiion Of lifs
tin ic~ hou-s before his death. lie re-
tanned his senses al -ithia So inmate.
OF b., draih uhich Occurred JAY IS. $50.
a. the az of - ycars. In ac-ordan-c ~iii
BIS si.h. has fsneral -As made private. and
b. "a barred ia the ola crneicrs uea,
~aere b. spent large portion o. hi. pro.
fc.sionai Iic.
Dr. Iroser's life presents souae poin;,
worthy the inl;atioa OF every voung asAn
IL sboEs ~hai Determined al nay a.
o0mPlish untier diG-a'iies When b. "a,
rivcr driver. b. bad he rcpsiaiion OF b.
ius ihe besi In the conmaniir. and uhcn ID
became q physician BE- determined O. oxoe
% his Profession. Tbs uss only aeon
Piished bTa jeiermined ard rer,cscring
oourse q aPplioati0n 90 90 dsiies - b
wi D. ~itA ever young nan ~ho maze,
ihe most o. al las opporssaiiies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

public confidence for one situated AZ he vas
What the traitors knew secretly long.
long ago. The loyal people Of abe country
knos oPeuly nov. Andrew johnson can
no longer cheat and deceive tbe m~n Of
thls nation. His dOubls-desiing game. Tor
a ~hils prActicel -ith partial s1eoess. -
nov PLAYED out. A the loyal men Of the
Union raliied 70 his support 20 place hin
in has present high and rvsP0nsible posi-
ton ~ th-y sil nov rally With an equal
enthusiasn against his sPOsiasy and trca-
son. Tbey have saved the life q the M
ION against the trcasOn Of JEFF. DAVE. and
thsy VII save Il again from the treason Of
Andrew johnson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27
Congress and the Prssiden;

The Pronpt and energetic manner in
which both House. Of Congress passed the
last Fr~edpen'. Buresu Bin by a t-o-thirds
vote over The bead Of IRE Presidens. Is ore
Of the most refreshing incidsnts Of the whole
session. !, i the voice Of tbe people speak.
IA throagh their representatives. % the
petty tyran; Of the White Hoa-e. - We de-
~ your treason and vii save oar oountry. .
The issue Is sqaAreiy made between Con-
r-ess and the President. the former rcpre-
senting The loyal sentiment % tbe ~hole
country. The other The secession element
North ard Soufh. After being bascly BE-.
irayed snd cheated BY the man they eievai-
Ell 70 power. The Union men are now con-
relied 20 fall back upon Congress sid
most molly Las "a thus far stood By he Con-
-tisution and the Unioo. And the people
viii sfABd BY their Senators and Reprcsen-
tsfivcs % ihc end
Could Andres Johnson have corrupted
til nenhers Of Congress a. did Franklin
Piercv and broaght them 10 the support Of
his policy. a. did Pierce 20 tie support Of
the Kansas Nehraska bin and a. did james
Rachsnan 70 The support % the inianou.
Lecomp;on swindlc. where should &c have
been to-day Do: under the complete con-
troll % JET DAVIS ard the leaders q ths
rebeihons The few sPostAies IN Congress
who. Ike Johnson. have BETRAYED their %
hticai friends and IRE country. I'll .oon be
sheffield Of fhe psblic stage. and De- buried
deep ~ infsmy. -hiic the men ~ho have
stood arm and unuaoved ard BID defiance
alike 10 the fa-niaes Of executive patron
ace and the threats % executive po-er.
wili i've iorrver m The hearts and Affections
Of The Anerican people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

A. Otp CoNDucroa DEAn. Ar BIZ.
Cram. The vel kno~n condsctor on the
Eastern Railroad. died a. rs residence in
Eliot. Ne. 90 Friday. a. che az 90 f6.
lie bad ben c1nne sd uiih The read from
''' opening. enierin. upon daiy 49, BE-
"a D. years oll. and oouiiauing for -
saoccssive year. -ben b. retifsd aboai too
years since on account 81 declining h~aith
lie "a one % thc most poplar nen that
ever oondscted a railroad train. having the
fsiiesi confidence Of his emfloycrs and ths
Psbiie- lie "a oarsisi and trusiy. and a.
safs PlvasAni- 90, dsa'h al b. regretted
b. nsany thousaads vho kne- BIN.
[Nc-baryPorf Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

MUNuIcENr. IL = stated that George
Peabody 81. givc 20 ilarvsri Amherst and
Williams Collere-. IN Ma.sachassits. 80.
90 es~h. lie al also give TO the citv Of
Boston a ui.hon ioiisrs o. bald tenenen,
houses ior the poor. The residencc o. NJ
PEABODY. ~ Dsnsers. BE- 80 bes-i-rd Nth
heEEars.-nissiouarrrs. socistv agents. and
others.-thai The dcor-bsn - never an
sscred. and thosr only can Obtain entrance
vho arr familiar enough uitb the family 20
20 On unaunounced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

THE POETIa~b CONFLaoaarrox We
have received q copy Of Liihosraph. pub-
lished BY b. y. Essscu < Co. Boston.
representing ibe great confagration q Jsiy
fth lt n Smelly crecu:ed engraving.
dra~n from phoioErapb.c vic-. taken
from TIE Observatory. Two DAYS aher Gle
Ere Il shorsfhe burni disfrirt aerora,elv.
With 80 forest q chimneys. a. vel a. tbe
upPer pan of the ely. making an interest,"
ine historical pi-igrc fo- aH vho have a.
in'rrrsi IN Portland. John Hsrkcrson.
Portland. scent for the STATE q Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

We RID tn fo,loviuc aocounf of ae,lica-
tori SERVICES "a a. kesueie- Jsuruai
''rhe suacious and el,.-ant chur,h o,iifce
- tbc South Parish lAurusfal sas solemn
iF tetiica'ed o. he vorship ot Aimchty
God on tba evening of THURSDAY. Sen met.
very Arg concrecafiou NEE on Che oora-
sirn. cTrai o. thc -rrafrst capacity of fhc
tolsc AT tife pcws beng crowded AMI che
als.cs Sliced 9Th sftist. aat feople unable
to Cad seats. Tie scrsiess camusenccd
vith a VOLUNTARY on thc organ. after vhich
~ choir song o. anthem And many poo
pie g. -lsaiah b 3. hy Baamtach. A
iutrodurtorg PRAYER uas ttvn offered IS
Eev Tho Adams ol Nassniacrn Usc
choir then sruc an anfhsni. vii rrais-
Ihcc. % Soufhari E.v benjamin Tap
pan Of MORRILL, ck rad selections irom
the -cripturcs.-2 Chron > add 6. ar,.l p.
~ lhc hymn. Arisc. ca hing 81 Grscr.
ari.e. ~ then sung. after which Rev Mr.
" hcnzie. pastor oi the ehurrh. prcaehcd
sermon from ths teas. I kinrs. r.. 8.
4 portion g T.. iS2 bein- chalfed g. the
choir. e. PRAYER 20 lciicafi,-i va oarryd
hf Rev r y Wshh. ~ u. C Rc-fon.
and aiier anofher chant thc noxolory was
sung by thc couGr, gatiru. and the Benz
dlCfIol prunolr I'd ~ krs. John nlnsmorr
oi " inslow. W have often ailu,irf 90 tls
church vhiic Be- crrrtron vas in pro-rrss
Compieiei ard oocuF -. ,fs meets ~ en-
pelfaf.ons 90 al uho have Interested thea
.,lsC. in it. haiit.ng. Conrloriions. sis-
cani. cruaiarfallc. admirably adapted ior
sprakinr ard hraring. Be- vil BE- a. .curre of
pri,lc o. fh~ conrrrcafinn wu-shiprin.- tlcrc
AMI tbc pcoF.c ol ihc ,it1 -ulcraLy. of
tac dcliraflon SERVICES 90 have onN o. saV
THAI thry wcrc exocsiineiy appropriate AMI
Iassrd OF witLouf an BAR or u-ples.anf-
mess III sermon of NJ ~ kcnrie con-
tanned tue dcsrriptiou oi shat charrh
ouEh; O. e.. and the reasoas ~ b ougLt
o. hc ihe hest buiilin- 90 can rr.ct. Rev.
Pr Wcoh's dedioatory PRAYER va rvursrk-
ahiv ~rn suited 90 thc occasion. III or
gan. unter thc skiiiiul riayinr ~ Mr.. NJ
henE.e. gave iorth Sweet mls.r. aad tb-
choir sung 18th taste Thr church a. now
occupied ior morning and evening" service
and ty thc sabbath Scbooi.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

THE NEEDLE GCN- A thing that Ia,
served in no saan deerre. in ~inning the
important advantages gained BY the Prus-
san arny. IN Is contest With. and destruc-
ton o.. several AusrrlAn forces. - 10 ne~
weaP0n.-ibc Needle Gun. This gun j. a
brcech loader. and can b. frcd very rapid
y. The nosi Important part. bo-eyer. a.
TIC aail. uLich = Sled nth = new material
~Aich . eHplode1 By means Of = needle. on
the instant that bullet strikes any object.
inhigting moss tcrrible wouads on ihe men
~bo arc La IN action. The terrible nafule
o. The WeaPon produces . demoralizing e.
fect upon those exposed. ard correspond
iog confidence IN those using u. -hieh have
a very important infucnce ID the contest
The Prassian government keeps the invent
or. ubo aione possesses the secret. con-
siantly undcr guard % twelve SOLDER.
that % alose may enjoy the advantage Of
the discovery. Il i stated that the weapon
Is rather uusafe. from heating quickly. and
that u needs great care; bet these eisad-
vaHtages Do not seen % De 90 great. bat
that they nay be overcome.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27
County Convention.

The Uaiea voiers 81 he Co-.ts - Oxs-rt srs
r~9srsted -ead c-%gsirs - r-pr---ut 49, - .
Cssnfy Cs~seut,ea. - ~ heti - M Cert Huo-e
On Psrp HilL.
Wednesday, August -, 1859,
81 10 o'ciock in he fcrensos. sonlinsae caati-
dste- ><uaturs asul Cosufy Oecrrs, a. foIio~s
Two SEskroEs.
ACoUsru G~NNfssfrSnN.
CoUsrn THEssuEEsr
A CLEEK % CoUEHs.
A>aEHuEg.
AJUueE % PEoHkrE.
Aet - tr.n-acf sny othrr say bosis~ss.
The h.si- ~in a. a. fsro~-: I dekEaie O.
e.eA to~a sd pi.-s.sie-i si-lexste - evers -
tni-a sstes east CO Govcrsor IN lisa: 49, I
c~t~gste tor = uu-iarity fr.ctioa 81 50 votes-
PHR OSDEN % CO. Coz.
Jsder III .hsv- b..is fo~n- ~il - easz-t O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Aoout the Only sa,es thar preserved der
contents. dsrng OLE Portland Gre. -ere fhe
" Iilion a Mcfar.ar4~ Pcaot,scos Coan-
o. has lately p-i satrs o.. ilis pattern iaio
TIE Ifras-rcrs ollc-. One - in use 81 the
Ireasarcr's cai-c Boz tlis Cosuiy. and sew
crai sio-r' snd oGre. b. fbc Coanfy are
'aPp.iel -.fh tl.n. We rr-ouu.ea4 them
siiA conl4enee to ary designing O. par
chase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

lion J D Alley beaded - a piandsr-
- s,bemr tc:1rc Cougrvs.. vcry neatly.
The hil a. tIec grant @ the washins-
Zen cana Co q coupauy. ~ho ~erc % on -
a portion. anl sei ile lsHd for hoasslot..
Mr Ai.ry oarrrcd 90 gave boad 20 psy hali
a Haii.son dollars ias Gle grant. IN sAe lace
81 vhich che b;u "a. ia,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

A Eroocr iu Poriiand .ifcr several per
sons bad iaborci al night viib succcs.. 60
save his Louss from the late frv. charrcd
- clerk 18th tbe prioc ct four bottles Of
hop-bccr anl some lcu'ons anl sugar. ~ith
~h'ch be treated The savers Of BIS employ
er's property. b. universal vote b. Is tic
meancsf nan in Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

CHotrEs. The merialfy in ile eity -
Ne- York b. reported 90 D. i2oo pr ~eek
rhouch fe- of the.r cases are cholsra. The
most are Diseases regarded a. THE allies 81
cholera. md probably ioiaced ~ choleratic
inauerecs. TIL disr.se ifscH h.s secured
footiuE ~ ihe rifv. snd j. c.u,inr much
ALARM IN sous quarters. One deaih frou,
this cause oceurrcd la noson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

NV PoTsrors. We are unlsr obl.sa.
'ion' O. Dea Lew Thayer. for ths frat ns-
potatoes &c have seen tLis season. TIE
'arisfis. ~src che 90 early blue and con-
uon -hiie. early. lie Ia. bad tbcn Tor
use Tor sonc Tea days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

The 2. $. a p. raTroad has pss %, .
special train bei~een saco and Portland
i1r 90 benefit of mechanics The lara.
lords - tle cry seen 90 lave become 90
Of shy locks. doubing up rents e. sa,h Ar
extent that msn % moderate means caa-
rot AFFORD 90 book sf q hoase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Tur PEr.InrSr'- FEfEVp- SrFktv8
Hu. q. D.. Na..aul-ham. = u. Briri;
al q. j Faaiknsr. have gone 60 wa.b-
i-eton to have an .niersie~ 18th Co. Pres
itcnt. a rert'rman ulo trarc.ied v.fh
'lcm 'ays one 90 the Objects 90 their uis-
500 b. o. rccommeni the apfointncnf &C
, y Weller. f,rnrriy Governor a. Ot,o.
nov 81 California. Secretary of Wa. in
s.e- % che anticipated rcfircrent 90 So.
stanton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

NoEV.V. he Poet OfEoe IN ths village.
has been removed % Msssrs. l. A I. 4.
Denisons sforc. Ia - ruu,ored that. ID
II. Nosog. - % occupy the oli pot ofhoe
siand
Rev. D. z. Goods q Coluub1s. Ohio.
vii rresch IN tbe Congrs caiioual.st churvh.
Moray Nilsgs. nest Sabhafh. Jals -.
Services 20 commence AZ ~ u O'Clock 4.
~.
The oonnibufiou for Portland has been
male lp to $50 ani large Box q doh.
ine has also been collected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Anong ihe Pafeuis i-sscI last weck. "a
ore % va. ,. Cailvc.i Of Osford fsr an
improved potato digger. si.o oar O. Martin
j. ffh>rcdge. Locker Mdls. Tor a. im.
PFoso1sens IN ils aan4iAriure Of boot. Aad
shoes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

be Coumiitee appointed By Mr.. Per
han. 10 e1amine the candidate sor ths Va.
va school designated Geo. Bates Hoyi Of
Asb8rn. We learn shat BE- passed very
successisi examinaii0n. lie has been en-.
pioyed 10 the Journal ofi-c a. Lewiston
TIE iol.o~ing gentlcmcn composed O.,
COMMITTEES; Dr. Pane. Bah Hon. Seii
May. Aubsu,; DcA. Watson. I.evisfou
Dr. y. I. True. Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

IaoFraaiE ,Hrfr Mr Ly.aa Ier BART
ieu u Hartford. hs. for sheep -h.eh rai.ed
sir iauts itat weighed on OBJ 1ta Jane.
irou q. to lN1 lls. ~all a. f-st of Jolly
o. g. Or bed. The .Leer si,t-rd 90 DO
~ooi -a,-h saiI Or a. cert. pr poor.
mal.-g in al forts dollar. aal ts.rfr o.-'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

a Noble d.spai-a states ihai sioop
sas otrraa4Ic8 .n fbe bsy - the Jnitei
states oat,sr. siih 90 neEroes aboard en
ro-te io Cata to be soil ,aio slavery. They
bai been collected 81 enPioymsat ots-ss boz
Lau,sslic. Na.bsi..e I'd Memphr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

\ 'rrfosfrr. Gen Kimhau has scn;
~ Up broken hom an srpie-tree. ID BE
orchsrd. on ~hieh is an arrie. halfrrosu.
and blossom. lssi opvnsd. Iusfaace. of
q sue-sssion ~ fruit a-d bias... i, 80.
climate are very ra-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

TIE Portland Argos learns that q h,;'e
sou 81 Mr. % ~ Mclni.rc. % BiddeiorI.
irl from cart ioadei uith stones. which
b. fsiher "a, La-.ing. "wednesday. add tb.
~hccls passcl over 81. chest before the
tsam oouid te STOPPED. kiiie,! lin Instantly
&c -as about sigls years OF ase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

We see % i-flmafs4 iiit che Solfbern
delegate o. tbe Philadelphia Convention
drmand al eaira lasi.3u 90 b. PLACED spon
the seats assigned 3D. them and che names
ofnasis aai Jotr.ou shaii bel eatsinei co.
getler over tle ertran-- O. tic Hal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

AZ ihs Forest City Trott.sg Park. Friday.
iLe first prize Of go. uas uon by LADY
Bsctfeil. best three In Eve. Time. 2.st.
248.z4s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

The Fsrmirrion Chronicle ssys yosrr
man. con oi Jane Allen. near fhs Fall %
ihe Nes sice oi fls river. vss severely il-
Iared ~ ile frru.st1re dis-iarge 81 gun.
tally Scattering Gre of t.s arms.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

SHocEtNG BsrHsnTrV. The Phiiadri-
phia fress savs Gee. Howard has rvcciscd
from ofiocrs o. thc Trcc,ir-n'. B1rvau m
Nirginia detailed .,aieu-n, - tLc tarbar-
ify oil Virgins woman toe ard q icuslc
slave. ~hich almost esr~c,i. belief This
woman las beeu in the habu Of beating Der
slaves Cor macy year. ar . the iaci that they
v~rc made free scens O. have infensifeI
AT re passions - Der natarc The case
referred o. = that q . girl o. Young -ousan
vho as stripped naked. tied. and thro-n
iaoe do-u-ard heforr hoi IRE. Her back
hasiug been barnt or s-orched By tie Ere.
her mistrrss proceciel o. iaccraie b. -hip-
pinE her 18th the CREATES; fary. after ~hich
a mixture 81 cayenne pepper. vinegar ani
oii as poared over thr .hrieking anl al
ir.os; deiiriou. viciin. cen. Ho-arl las
phoiosraPh Of this poor creature IN has pos
session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

The Democrafic state Convention Ill
b. h3iisn ia Deer.nr Hal. In Portland. on
Tseslay ths -'h Day of Aagsst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

The Musical Monror t. o. title oil De-
tie paper. pubhsbed nonfhiy. by u. NJ
Manson. ST. Eoruon. Terms - cents pr
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

A party Of whales have been rust,catine
in Portiand hsrbor lately. Capt Wmard
has Used BIS bsst endeavors % capture some
a hen. Bot wheat success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

E.v. Dr. SHAKER has received a check f.-
so. FROM Coureef.clf. f.atrl. reb...l.
iag ne Fojaral street Bspus .hs-,b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

NsEaorIu P,rrE MrI 4 cones
foolenf of tle Leuisfon Journal SAYS.
Tie la-n1uh Pap,- cos u.I La- been
ia oTeraiiou about ycar Tl-y masafae-
ture only book ptP-r e. pr-.-.t. ard ar
nou Cling large order from a B..toa
Pao..sting house. making heavy paper q
vcrv good quality. They have blt one go
OF maeLincs u have ilst my notes in re-
gard % their production. TIE o.trr miI.
which ] dii no, sisit. las jasi goi 1850 or
crailon. deroting r's capacity ~hory ta
cal plrrr. TIE name 90 fie osnir- rrm
b. L.uie. Haley & Broun TL.ir tasiaess
has iucrcasri so rapidly .iaes co. sfartios
Of tae.r u.l. a iss mlati. s-1. tbst tiey
have i'lni Dc re .essary O., make extensive
eniarsemeuts They propose to raise ii-
dan ~hi.h supr.iss fhsir -ater-Pever. Too
i-cf. Doodle the s.r- "a 't-- tira,h roou.
decrease tae eapaoty az tteir a.a-liae room
ani al 3 3t-.n-h erg.aes Tley viuai,o
bold q sfoek-hoase aai pc OBJ three dram.
,rs. When thsse Improvement are CONF
p'eiei. tlty uiI be able to Corn o.t ore
al aa.ft.ns 90 ualte h,ae.ae paper Der
day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

Be- ESoDE The SoutLssstsrn Roll.
90 Company ofEaritnd. ro.sesses o. -,.a-
sfer engine ntnel Colossus ., vas Balls
o. dras train RI eighty LOADED wagons
eigity miles in tarec io.n Ea.h loaded
wagon ueizhi.g tboat fen tons. Dc can
dra- rcariy one tto-saaI tons from Lon
Con to so1itampi.u uth almost ,Is .resi
Of bifi f,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-07-27

TIE dseiioc house knosn a. the Hatch
inson place IN West Slton. "a. .trark by
lightning ou TIE i-,h insf. and COO. aie-s-
by damaged. Tie house b. sci r-osilel
wHh iglfning rods. Bot they werc % %
avail [Bosioa JosruaI
TIE above house is tbe tirih. place q Co.
Vcrcraoio T.mofly Hltch.nsoo. oi Altany.