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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

T. 80 Haa.ratls il-ara 81 C.as-s C.a-a... .a..s.
80 o. Cosy II oas1rt
I'ht aaf--rs. Eurt. fstU la-ers. rilrrus sf DIS
II 49,. frrr. $780, , rras fraf-is.fsl 80 80
tlr.aiF ariia.Y rerrreraf ttaf CAT. ls.lrs.
ol - taeafF f.af ssf.rs fran uatfrI. hrassh
feru to 5000 aaf Pas. -ssrh ts L-~.,--l
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tf-ca1ilu.-at taaf 49, toasft rusf. rs 49, tr.s
rilrr. frarl 90 q 80 r.sf FL 90 ..r-r II Va lrk
y t.ea .n frru. is 49, .faiit c--rsa--rf &C. 49,
fstiir traFris aast faaf fhs - r,aaf Lrafra 49,
i~rsu sall ruaars aslrhf ts ID slsrauf.ua~f rs
lrt..sr runFruarers rrFairrs tt~ srafrsa e a -
faal c.ra-afarIag si far tea.ff r.sf lei ar IL 90
sHrlurF RI A. w. aals. ~psars ~tl-s.s %
Fee. nsaf tffas De-. fh-acs ~aart~ri. 4.
b-k u-arfsia. fts $500 sss.is $3.50 ta.aa-s.-rt
ne tos1aif rost ra..ag iru.a rsts l., Isssr g.
nFy's. ilaf GO f.sa as 80 frasrIsi go. F...r
raruTr sarart. fa ~aa.s-r Id 90 rirrs.fr..s -
tif saa fasf rl.ar tuirrrsf rslaass a. E.rsf..a-
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arr. ~ nssf isas.Ik rsarr. ftrou-h 49, b.
49, &C. tefds ha~g. ts fai~rsrrf fks ra.f
.ea.trE fa flr atrrsaal iisl naar srf.ffa-.r.
therrt.rs rrag tasf yaar nasrs stu 49, 80
flsas go ra-fss. a1I l.soual iser est rasts a.
naasr $3.50 49, s.rsfaars arl aa~r.fs.-.s 80 a.
fasts h-t-ern feru ed -auasr flsf. - g. r-.r
lagaraf So a. irela Ia-srt...s 81 afrtssfi. .
80 ss ia -.lig l-uat 90 sfrf prsy.
AeElst -. f-s.f.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

urFosu. ~ -Afa Caurto f Frai.afs hsIl 81 Per-
is. -attia aai &C. fhr Caurfs of OnfarI. o.
90 a tsestsF ~ Ne. a a. t-ss
NiillAN ~. GODDARD. Eserafsr 81 "A.
w ls-r 49, sri trsfa.u-uf 81 iII..a g. 49,
lac oi iiffteI. ia fsii Coarfr dersa.ef k4sisr
rrr-rufst - o. art ST. srcoarf "a af-..a.srr,
ti1r ~ ~ s-tar~ 81 49, ter-a.ff So saa.a--.
otaefrd Iaat a. ssii Exslstsr g,ss o.
irF is - f~r-.as iairrrstst. q rsasiug rogs al
tts 80 fa o. pu'..shff fhrr- srrks sarrssslr~-
81 ia ~ pHirrt lirauerraf fFiafsf sf Fafrs 49,
80 49, snFeaf 90 froi.lfe fouIf f. e. t~l 90
iafis ID - tosau. 60 tte ~ rueaiar 81 ~
nftf. a tra III 90 cllrs .a - iarra.H. a.i sts-
cE1-- ~ ttry tare, shr fhs ssur staa.i 80
o. alar-rI
D.. W. WOODBURY. Jsffs
80 raFF-alfrrf iiosas. Esristrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
farmers department.


Ahthe aft- sa1 seses>>. pert.saisE - IS. sd
cio-els isakcd ieg~thet. sd srs iafsa-.tels ooa-
nscted -ira ApScsitars---Ae NIcoLA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Mils may Be kepi s-oet b7 having it COZ
SANITY in the presencs Of fresh water. n
= ma room provided vith tsb.. 10 wbich
'he water l. changed trice e dsy. NIX rin
noi oe soured. even By gaining.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Ntfnsr. go faarf ai tafs h~II 60
frls, ri BE fat o. tae reuay of osf.rt.
- far faIrI feeder of ~. q H. lee.
m 90 pst..r. o. Wee VI naisfer. sfaa.ais-
- o. af.r L .ar rsrt.r ri Hrars I'll. gtnf. .irs .f
fra-a ae fItafsrI.a ierrrsl.f rrs..-. 90 E-..s.
i' go fal .aaFrF Pei estate II srtl ler~aarI "a.
De auaurf n -so sf aa sIfs.rar.aa. .rsr I.-
~ rara-a' ri ere go r-r atrafaI rtarras
'Frfafr. ltnt far satt fs...ia..rf gee ..f.rs
io s' rfrsaas frtrfrsfsf a. rs.sfrr CPS II fhls
lrf. srf .rirrf . i.r rrrrfrf ttrrs arras s-r-r.-
slfrf lH taf ralas. Dee .s r.s-fr rrl..sI 10
faris. fhaf s. arrsaas fatfrrftr. a.t at-rrt 90
~ 'tn. frrs.HT .f ~ nrtf. sf tra s.r.ra
ln 90 i.frra.a. etc Cert TT pr.fafs FL. srf.f s
trira sf Faf.s. aaf See Geese. Dol srs. 81.
~ fsrr shouIf nrth o. frfrf.f
o. ". WOODBURY. ysfrs
alfarrarr -aIfrsf
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
Js.Hsss..K.ss,...

ptFoEp. IS A. cert 81 PrsLsf. 49, -
Faf.s. -tlafa ari Coo tl~ Coe-fs 81 500.
- - p is-sest ~ Me-. q. Ice.
S'LbN e.. " AlkFK. Atnl-l strsrs. Il. a.
t'rststr ~ wr.ls-u Wac 10 I'll Fse,.- i. -
'--ais c-ofasr.i. hssiaT rrsss.ist 80 p a.f
haal arcraaf a a1u.lar.iraissa 81 - s-tat- d
49, c-css--f - snsr.n-~
''lrret. lhat fts salt atrl-,s,.r give a-.t.r.
.''-r rs.@.. tg rau-.as a raps afths
ararr tl a. patIishrl thrse -r.s. .,~-....,-f,
.e thf oFiifd praarrata seurrnr.~r rrirf~f Il
Ihf.s, t1st tt-F aas appear 80 Frrhats 90
o. o. afid at fsrts. ta sait Caaats. % 49, 4
-r-af CO W. nrsf, af TO of - rIark sa fts
90 ani 49, esas- asT faev hass. To- ar
ere saur ftaeI. r0r tr a.a.--f
o. "a WOODBURY. .Jstr-.
a trae carr-aftesr =. Honus Esstst~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

otFoHr, Ar C--rt of rrafat~ 49, .t
Pare. -rala aaf 60 80 Craafr - Ont.rt
o. - - fsr-dsf of ~. a. n i-ss
n a. r-tslla- 80 49, NJ Lss~+ss. 49, -
- 49, : laFrgrf 80 I'd Aalssrr .a satI C.-,a-
% e'orasrt. rrsftng 60 1885, 81 III thr
- seaisi 80 30 III be- atr he.taat
frtrfet. Tat fhr sstl Frifsau--r siss go sr. o.
81. Frrsaas la.~lssfFetf ssastag ropr - OBJ 10
this ard-rfa % pehi,shrs thf.. -rrk sssrr~.. ~
F-la ihe pktrf taruerrats psr~r f.rrufst iu = &C.
o.. taaf tarf $40 aFr~ar 80 Probate Crarf f- -
d. - fsris. tu -atl Ceurfv. ar the rtlr.f o. .-.
cag RI Me- arNt. lei tea afIhr rIor4 rr ere f.r-
ueoa, -aa shrs Geese n -. thr, hase -tsths
$500 saoeld az o. sra.tet
D. "a WOODBURY.. y.sfs.
Afrus rupy -atfrsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
trse copy Nttssts
s.HoRRS. R.ris.-.

Oxfsra. ..--At aCssrt 81 Pr.bats h~td 81 P.sss
- 80 60 a. Csaaty 81 Osfsrd. 90 ~ thsrd
T.s.ass % M. a n. i-eS.
IN p-titfrn efChsrs- NufI-f. Gsar uta q H~.-
" ~ y fras 81 49, ansnsr hrtfs 81 tt-aaad "a
Pray. 6t- 81 Fry-hurg a-c-s-.d. Er4ysag g. o.
c~s-- o. - sal ocsvrr 49, estate eNchsage
So sthss re.i estate
Ortsr-d. Tat The ssid Petitisa~r give notac<
a. al p~r.oas tatsre-tri b. c.a.iex coy 81 this
srt-r a. - puhllshei thrcc w~~ks ssoc-s.ivsis ia
th~ Oxiort nvnscr.f. q .-~sr.r-f rrint~d asl-ar-
- - sasd tsasiy. that 49, as spp~ar 81 Pc
h-ts Cs.Tz 90 90 hsid 81 fsr,- ~ thsfd Tees
dav q hay n~xt. ock-sk fhe krf~az-ls.
80 So cssss. q 49, thry hass. -hs he
samc shoali 80 ~ xrant~t.
EM. WOODBURY. J-afs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

pxFosD. ss-Ata Court o. PROBATE. h~id a.
fsris. -ithia anc 90 49, Coontv - pefsrd a
80 thtrd rs-.dsy 81 Ma. q. -. ISss.
M p~tsftoa 81 q. .. Jscksos. tsaartl.a - IVA
" Jack-oo 81 a. mroor hsfrs - Mary ~ z.
1acksoa hte a Nor~as tcosased. rfsslsg g. o.
o-e-~ - 49, snt cout~y r-al estate - .-Eiag o.
s-st -srds. d. ~ saausi ~ $50 .as.ala-
g-oss efrr - ~
Or8-r-1. rAaf ~ said fstifso.-r Eivs 80
scsto 1T p~rsaas tatervstet. - css.iag = c-ps a
ihfs order O. ~ lsash - three -~rk snrc~.sts~-
y ts he oNiort n-nocrat priafet 90 Farfs. thaf
H. 49, spp~sf 20 Probate Cssrtto 30 hsii -
Peru 90 sstt Counfs. 90 th~ thirf Ts~sdas e
NJ u~Nt. a. tsa 81 thr riock CO. the for~aaoa
and 80 css-e. fsnV tArF hsvs. ~ ttssams
shoala not o. gfau'rt.
Wv. WOODBURY. .Jsas,
too coPy -attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

oxFoEr. So Casrt % Probate h~iA -
fsri-. is aaf 81 th- Couatv - Oxford. % he
thirt rs-sfsy - NJ. 4 n. t~6s.
IN Ne prfitraa a. Moass Nerrih. G.srfian n
W Chsrtes I. Hrslk 81. aIa-nr h~irs q Chrst-s
". n-sfr l1is - Rsrks-is A-c~sset. prasiax -
hc-e.e o. sri ~ --tstr h-i,s<iar q .aiA ~.rds
a. the aa.sant q 80 90 a. asvaata<~os. of.f
feF $3.50.
Ordered. rAat 10 sait fetslioa~r give natios
O. al er-oas tarsr~stet. ~ rau.iag cor, q "A Il.
sfter % - pubiisAsd fhree ~ecks succ~sissh ia
the oxfori renecrat prinfed 30 faris. that ~
1av appear froh.t. Cosr a. ~ heid 81
Pass. % ne thiri rs--t.s of Nay s@xt. 81
tea ofthe cisct Ia tA~ fsrssoou. 80 .As~ c-ss..
n 49, thsy have. ~hy tAs sanr shosid 80 ~
gr-as-t-
Wv. WOODBURY.. yssre.
trse copy nttssts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

oHFoan. 49, ri t..s-rr C.u..s..i..-..
>-Is-u-i--r ---.ua- I-s5. Asti b. sl--s. --.-us
Nsrrh -. i~s-s
80 - - r-flfla-. ssfistsrsarv 80.
truor esffsr hsra 1900 thaf a. $780,
49, rr-Faus..sr. 60 t.ai ragsrs tafa ~ -.rul.
ef thrr aFI..HcaIsaa 10 strr.-ras. lf rs artrrsl
80 - 'o1aff frr-s. srrrr rrrf 81 90 -rht.-a's
hatr' .a hfraa ra $50 Cseag 90 " $1,000, ts~
1lth dar ei j. 49,. sf 60 81 a. st-k
80 thsers qfarrrsf 49, go ru-ss 49, $500 81
49, lrfaHca. lrrsif 49, $50 Tssv hrsr-
80 81 - raftsrs ant -lrnr.-s. -tl D. 49, 81
s.'rr rorsrasfaf rasrr ra go ssrtasfr. 49, s..rk
oihrr $1,000. t-tru rn 80 f.r~uu,.-s a. f.l-
H..-ssr-rs 49, Isaar- rrrr.rr.
A. n ss fufrarr prsrrs.f tAsf - 80 81 -
tiur. plsrr -oi raFB--s- of 49, C.-u.-.ss.1..srs'
u-rties afarrsaui - Eisea fa 81 rsruars aaf r.r-
f-Fsins .rirrrsrrt- o. rs-ssa- nfirsfr.l ra.rs Il
49, lftnrru So of a. asrf rasFs.sa IL - srrsrl
uI.on 90 '-ft of e. les I'll Bsrea. aat &C.,
frf,ra - ~ farFr faii.c ll0rs ts 49, te-a 49,
ls-affnra a. rr ureks su-orssisr'f u 49, o.
iifars-raf. uruslafer rslafrf ai F.rss .a sasf
toslatf 81 pNtra 80 arst ~ 49,. r-fi-r.ti-s aaf
- p 81 80 efhff -asro~s. FOL ~ 49, .srs-f go
f-a-trs-. -i Arasf tarfrs 49, tssars ss.f tss af
arri.as Ia feF 90 49, 81 l~rs,as 80 rar1r.ra
'srns $50 then as tarrr a.a-sr 80 49, rsa.-
- ftFs aas-. shs ~ lrsfrr ri 49, lr~I..a-
go saa-... ~ T. Eraarf..
Au--t. rLtCK. C-rs. prs ts-.
a 49, oslf eI SD F~frtss 80 .r.trf - GO
ne 80 A-tr- q ri-ACk. C-rt 30 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

Nptitt a. rsrs.r- s.t e. ...rss...s 81.
= arrrs aorart. .tsf rr s {. ~s.sh d Wan.
. 20 80 60 h-.r.. srha.r eos es-
ctse .r .sf.f raloa ahafrssr. 49, 49,
psf ~ l-tts af Boz r. frs-.,-r
tLFiN r.. HsnfIs.
FryrtarE. Apr. a i-ss.
NOTtCT 81. hsr-tr rs-r rt.r -,-ep.r.
y faNIss 30 90 - .rI n.H 800. a-h.--
srf prassfailoa- This is ta f.rf-I ar r-r..-s
har'-rrirr .r fras.lal tel aa ~ .rr..af I'D. 49,
~ - tfIis cf be- raarrsrfrar
D WtsufNGrON COILtSz
NafsaF. Apri tf.t f-eG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
The Commercial COLLEGE

'l'ht 'aaaerr.a Oaiarrr 81 .a sarrr.sfI ar~ra.
uaa. o. uHs arFaa.t.. ft~ trsr II ~-r.raa.
80. fni ts-E- rauslsr TT sfatrrs tarr sf~sfs
aEafrt ta~ua-eis@- RI lfs rfIfr.rr-s o. - IL.
frafirt 49, 80 reafrr "a ffa.I rtaI ir .I fas
rsf Iaaraush n. r.I a.e..fr ... -.lrf.-aI 4 .r.
80 ~ - - --------- IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
Is HoBBS Rna-

otFaso. SO . CssFt 90 Pfobat~ hstt o.
fsrss. -ithss al for ta- Cossty 81 ONford
"A thr n Tac.iss 81 Ma. a u I~eS
V'htti-ANp HOWE. $780, 90 - at
II 81 81 frstsa-~ui "a Jsrah O Hr-s. 80 a
--rna~r. 49, C--s.ty t-~-a--i b. stas rrs--at-
- - al -cui ~ a ulslstrafsoa of the estaFe
81 $3.50 secsa--d 49, sila-auc~
ORDERED that tAe o. - Exrrurer gss aafice g. 81
80 sHs tet-restet - csusiug rapy of Cd ertrf
10 D. puhits1s thrre 1919 ssrrrssirsis
30 RE oxfsrd Dcuaecrafa nr-spap-f pstat~d ~
farfs o. s.it Cosafs. thss thst 49, srr-~sr 80
frut.ats Cosrt o. b. hsii at Fari. 90 ths tatts
ss-iaf 20 NJ. nsst. af fra c'riaek fa fh~ frr~-
-oee. 80 $50 esass ii 49, 49, hasr. 49, tie
. - shosif 80 - sllo--t
E.W. OODBCgN Ja1s-.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
Wing, Anti BillOu, Family Pills.

~ 49, go slrak &C $40 a. 49,
" " tn th~r ruFr a. "a 49, sfaf~
~ tuua thaf rlarta. ra.rr rt-ar rurr
H. srrrrfs ai 49, 49, krru r. f.rsu~
WINGS Ift.ts- - WINGS PIIIl~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

otFaHo. ss-At a. Corr 81 $780, I'D q
tafls. -.fhsa go 90 80 Cs.sr.fs ~ Ont.rf. o.
80 Ai iaes.tsF RI NJ. 4. 10. i-fs
W. 'ors1-. ssaslrrs srIsl,afef ts 80 raf D..
81 81 80 r~s' ~rtar RI A'rl0r Tsr.h.ff. Lf~
RI hFfhrI acrasef, to fae sltss n ss,f ls-sa 80
hff.nf $780, o. sarraaf ta ttru rau.aairrst.
i1tn 70 frpaaie alars tl.r.hci st.h th..r dalars
fhrrr.r
u - ordered. fhaf ed hrirs give nsrir- q,
aN asfrons fatrfe-irt - causiaE q rors n "a o
artFf a. D. ratistrt fhrrr srsks fr-~r~ss. 81, -
30 pt'pri pe1a.rrat priatrt lei Paris. thaf tfs,
49, appeaf af e. fraoafe Court fo o. hrIf afPasf,
in saff tounifs % tte a. Tcsstav - NJ
49, sttru p'ciork iu fhe fore noouaa ste- 80.
ifs7v thes hase. so ~ sans shsuit r.ss -
siisscd
D.. ". WOODBJ NY. Jssr.
tree rnpr-attesf = uasus. Eerls1rr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04

cNFosn. s.-at e. Courf 81 Frotsts 49, 81 pa
's. -tthia 80 ~ - Counfv q Osford. o.
80 - To~stss of ~. 4. ~ iSes
III ~ fefliron of At-~r To..rhak~r ~ FkfErs
W in - cpaafr ~ F~s-k TO- 81 - r~asfar thsf
t~nrF hft~ ~ualft. afaln,sfratnr uf 80 ~sfafe q
tts.ff 4 p-gesf. iltr ~ Fr,sir1rr la go Coua-
~ ofpsfrrd $780,. uaf - srnI-1s~r~i aaf o.
c~n--t fa -~N at private s-ie sd reav~r an ~
rrhf tirAr sd tuferrsi ia 80 crrtata r~ai -
tai-- o. gstet ia ~ tasu of Ranr-Ir ta 80 90
oi franAHa fant psrtrrutsr.s ds-rf. 80 ta 49,
T~tifasnl fhat SD nsr.ai 80 af 80 fiu@ af 49,
t~c-a-s ~ slrf.r ~ ~ snt 80 - e. .sasats.
trstar ~ ~ rsatr 81 Dss,f Wet-t~r. d~r~a.-s.
a.nlast uans-i Hurnhsm.
OrArfst Ia ~ $50 p-iifirnrrs riss arfao-
- 81 frrsoas iutrrss,ei o. caasi.r o. 1870 81
hetr f~fffon 80 fhas ort~r fh~r--.r e. o.
fll.rstesi fhrrF srsAs s.-rcrss.rrIr 81 rke o. fH
ihcrracrst q sr~spapor lriat~d at fsrls 49, fhss
uraF arr-ar at frat..fr Coars e. - 49, - Pr
is. ia ssat taunff. 81 thr fhlri Tr-s.lar q NJ
usrf. af feu n tte rfrk ia BE- f.r~s.-.r. .sf
sar- eaa-e. y say osy hare.-hy ne $3.50 shoull
30 ~ grsutat.
" WOODBU ny ga4rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-05-04
rHE TRANEILFR.

n shs ~. et aig.f -~r~ hHing SIT
A. ~ s-rh 81, sssrsrn sffr $500
Fourh ~. i-.rr ulrf So. arf 80
tspurf -iih th.s riaf. t~sr-s.
WINGS pfTHzs xtrf<gs- prsrs
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14


~ Speaking of the beastly lives the
freed negroes about Washington live and
the great mortality that rapidly is sweep
ing them of, correspondent writes:
ut Is impossible to teach them TO observe
the laws of health, and equally imbossible
70 make them pay any regard to the laws of
decency. On the Plantations, they were
compelled to observe the marriage relation,
and such thing aspromiscuous Intercourse
was unknown. But now these salutary re-
straints are all removed, and in every
negro community they live like the brutes
of the field. so glaring has this evil become
among the negroes who have cohgregated
around this city that Gen. Howard has
ordered that all thenegroes shall be married
by force"
If the leaders Of the irrepressibes and
their fanatical followers were compelled, by
their 'civil rights" law, TO each take one or
more of these freed wenchs as wivees, and
TO live with and support them, and propa-
gate by them, as old TRAD" the great Re-
publican leader of the country, does, by
taste. inclination and choice, with his, Il
could scarcely be considered very ex-
RENE Instance of retrib,stiue justicei SUM
lNLR deseryes full harem OF them: WADE
fis toOm,pcn ora tyrant to be entrusted with
morf Than a half dozen for. with more. he
would next thing be heard of as Il .'slaye
dr. rer' on cotton plantation; and
PhILLIPs would be sure to sell his to the
ilrt Yankee "slaoe trader" that came along
as did his own progenitors in Massachu.
setts. ..t MOAN
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-14
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFICE, May 49, 1866.
TO The caisens Of Dayton:
In compliance with request made by the Pres
ldent and members of the City BOARD OF Health
aud many other citizens of the city, l. JON AtHAN
kENNEi tMayoro of Dayton, dolssue the following
PROCLAMATION:
WHEREAS: There is Just cause to believe that
malignant or infectious diseases fast approach
ing us and for the purpose OF being prepared Ia
the best possible manner Tor cases, such Cholera,
or Small POx, the owner, tenant, hea Of family,
proprietor of any honse, or building within the
limits OF the city, Is required by the law and Ordi-
nance OF the city TO have, or permit us soon IL
is known, through the report of physician, that
any person In or about their premises has any ma
lignant or Infections diseases, such as small pOx
or cholera, a yellow nag to he put up IN n promi-
nent and conspicuous place on the premises to
serve as n warning to the public that contagion il
near Any person guilty OF displacing any such
nag until the cause for putting IL there is entirely
removed, viii be liable TO fine Of $xO and costs.
All physicians, commanders OF canal boats, and
all keepers OF boarding houses tsverns, and cOf-
rec houses, are required in accordauce with Sec
tion onc, OF an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, 10 report, writing, to the Mayor
without delay, every case which may come l. their
existing within the limits or vicinity OF the city
together with the names and residence OF each
such case.
1t is also required that the parents or heads OF
that has not been. or in the opinion Of their family
physician require It, Yaccinated as soon possible.
. All persons having any Malignant or contagious
disease who shall leave his, her their rooms and
any house where persons will be in danger OF TAX
ing sad disease before they shall have received "a
certificate from some physician, that they are past
any danger OF eontaRion, arc liable, conviction,
dollars .ttt t'rG = JONATHAN KENNEY
MY sH 80. {, a. ~ Mayor Of Dayton.
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SPECIAL MEDICAL yEOflCE.
To the Sick and Afflicted.
DIR. HERSCHEL,

rINHE eminent and skillfu Physician, and world
Il renowned OCULISf and AURtST, OF New
York City "a graduate OF the Medical Universi-
ties OF Paris and Vienna, EuropeJ treats and cures
the following diseases: HllN NDN less, sOH "
AND sNFLAMED EYES, DEAFN ESS, +,
noises in the Head discharges from the Ear, Acute
and Chronic Catarrh and Asthma. Also, all dis
eases Of the Throat. Lungs, Heart and Liver; all
Chronic Complaints, Spinal and Nervous Affcc-
tODs All diseases of women, &c, on u new and
highly successful system unknown 10, and prac-
tiCed by no other PHI yscian IN this country
B<fS- DIR. Hersche has established branch OF
fee IN Dayton, and can be consulted for the pres
ent at Room No L. Phillips House Friday and
Saturday OF each week. al those afflicted with
any of the aboya diseases should call early the
above days and try theGew healing ysteni.
Bf1y- The widely celebrated Australian Diamond
Crystal Spectacles, and Eye Glasses, (acknowi-
edged by scientific men TO be the best and clearest
Of all glasses now In use, for far and near sight
reading, writing and working, Amaurisis, Cata-
ract &c. } can be obtained only OF Dr. HER
SCHEI - w. - Ht jul4daw
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NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS-Phnip Sugar
man has Just arrived from the Eastern markets
with an entirely new stock Of Dry Goods which
he IS confident he can sell chsdEer than any other
house in the city, and he pledges himself TO ofTer
the citizens Of Dayton and vicinity Good Bdrgafns;
lower than any house in the State of Ohio. The
managers of his New York house, 29 Center street
at Gredt Bdr0dttls, they are enabled to ofcr goods
at rates much lower than any other house possibly
can Don't forget To call ut No. 110 Main street
Em pire building, before purchasing elsewhere. A.
Sugarman, importer and dealer in all kinds of Dry
Goods, &cs can also be found At the same place.
before purchasing at Cincinnati, or any other
wholesale house as he can sell goods Mt New York
Wholesale prices. He may be found at No. 1lO
Ma n street, until further notice. m29l3m
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The public development that has been
made OF the personal charact@s Of all the
witnesses that have been, 80 fnf, examined,
by tho committees, as to the compllcity Of
jar. DAVIS In the assassination Of Mr..
LINCOLN, &c, Is having one special tenden-
cy--to brand with infamy the viiiaInoua
charge and t1so weaken the belieffof even
the Intervals who are after hia'blood, thai
Il is totally devoid OF truth, that II X be-
coming a folly 10 pursue IL further. II
such mallguants as STksToN can sustain the
charge by only petJNrers, Gsfeses, Joyoers,
connterfeiters, aud villains Of that deep die,
what moral effect would It have upon the
minds Of a just community. even should q
yenal court try, convict and punishS In
truth, what other effect would II produce,
upon the country and the world, than to
make all the parties guilty Of an infamous
act and establish the innocence Of their
victim? HttU HIt
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A Moral Reformer.

The Enquirer thus paints the portrait of a
moral reformer: Ug
THE Bible and not Him, whose being
and character 1t processes TO describe, is his
deityy The Sabbath is his fetish, which he
worships in utter carelessness of the God
OF the Sabbath, His distress is not for his
own sins, but for the sins of others. His
zeal goes not to remove the evil, but to re-
press the manifestation to whiten the
outside of the charnel-house, with no re-
gard for the corruption which testers IN
It's interior. Hence his favorite means are
net persuasive but coercive: not present
alton OF the blessings OF the gospel; but q
welding OF the terrors OF the laws i
How artistic How true to lifel And
how well 1t is drawn, to be the genuine
full-sized picture, mot of a single one, bu
Of most numerous class, permeatinl
every portion Of society. -.-
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eB- Says the Chicago Times, the New
Haven Board Of Education has decided to
exclude colored children from the public
schools of that city. We presume from
this action the board to be Democratic
one and in favor Of observing distinctions
between races. 1t then pertlnently asks,
is not the civil rights bill operative in New
Havenp Senator TRUMByLL should move
for an Investigating committee to go to
Connecticut and inquire into this matter.
Congress has quitd as much Jurisdiction
over it as 1t has over the offenders in the
late riot at Memphis.
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sAEDUsKY AND CINCINNATI R. R.
Ia @ III EREsspRs

ON and after sunday tune TO- 1896 and until
~ further notice. Passenger Trains VIII run
daily. except sunday ns follows.
10s00 a. M--MAIL TRXIN leaves Dayton
phur Springs and Delaware; at Forest for the
East; at Carey for Finday; at Clyde for Cleveland
aud Toledo; arrives at Sandusky at .25 p. NJ.
Returning arrives ut Dayton at o 30 r NJ H {
J:UU connects al cyde for he East, NJ soni
dusky for Cleveland and the East, and with line
OF steamers ior Kelleys Island Putin Bay be-
troit and the Upper Lakes
Returning arrives at Dayton at 90 A. NJ
Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Parties of pleasure can leaye DAYTON by the
Night Express train, spend the following day al
the Islands and return 20 their business with but
one days loss OF time.
J. u. P0rrEH, General Superintendent Z
b. \. HARGRAvE, Agent. ms2
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. r. CONE may be consulted as follows:
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days March q; April i2i May II; July5; Aug. 0;
Sept l3; Oct. ~.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Fridays,
March .; April 49, May IS; ;Jnly6i Aug. 10; sept.
In TROY at the Morris House, on Saturdays
March 10; April ID; May 49, July Z; Aug II; sept.
In sPRINGFIELD at the willis House, on
Thursdays, March 10; April 10; May "a; July II ,
Aug. 10; Sept. 30; Oct %. .'
DR.. CONE has had offices in each Of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, In each OF the above places he can give
the best Of references in each place rs TO his skill
Dr CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; hut II
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last patient from four TO six
months, cost from Five 70 Thirty dollars, In Cash
nrUHi .ffH Address; DIR. Il. CONE,
~ COLUMBUS, OHIO.
nov25-d1y -aH.st I--T
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slew advertisements.
NOTICE.

DR0PosALs will be receiyed by the Trustees
I pf Harrison Township on Saturday June 49,
1896, ut two O'Clock y VI at George Wogaman's
IN Dayton View for grading the road vt the west
end of Iridge street Bridge For specifications
pse t9unty surveyor by order of the
iuiJB r tl 50 f' lf TRUSTEES