davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-05

John A. LASH,
J Formerly IOitt j. r.. Scott & o., ..
WATCH MAKER AND ENGRAVER, and deal
er in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Notions &C., 1872 Main ST., a few doors below the
Grant House, -
WHEELING, w. VA.
AJ- Personal attention given to watch Repair
ing, Engraving, &c. [fe2S-6m*
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-09-05

co..Iudsa ON s..o.a 'I'-g..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

SrppES DIAM. NJ EHra :. r4r-cr.
vido- oi ihe late >la, " Tarn-r. oi t,.,.
village. died in Bosfoa On Sai.-.Is, lt.t.
a-~'l - years. Mr.. Tarurr has he., ...-
fcrirg from Tenor in ere 3D.. Or soma
siuac past. an4 b. tic adv.or % pb,slcisn.
shc -cnt O. Boston o. .ab-ait O. a., 80
ton Ga Wciaeslay re thirI iasi. a.
oPcration was performed ana a ta--5-
weighing SIXTY pounds vas rsmoyrI Sic
~A' unable O. rally and died ou Sasurdsv
Her rcnlain' werc brosSht % this place s.r
inieTmcnt. j. the d,agh oi Mrs Ta-aer.
the pablo have lost valuable ar hi-hiv
esteemed citizen. -ho was al.a,s r~a.!, ID
engage in any bcn@voirut enierpri.c io- th-
benefit q others. tSko-hcgan Clarion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

ne ceiFhratei nH- DOW conflnuss e. t~rot. a..
snlf I'M o. tn tFsatneut 81 al clsssse. ln~itrrt
~ 'ltalf sFsfrrl. A. rNfFrirnce uf fssnfr-
re- Frars euahies hlua % gasranfes srsefr "a
fAelrnt rr.i~f u M uors~ casss a ~1rpress.rn
'A 81 nfhrf Mrn~truai iNrran l~frs ufs -
trr csasr. Al irffsrs f1r az 49, uast cnrfsfu Al
49,. - y s-nflcsff stf.et. llosfca.
r. iisArd ttruislea 90 t1oss = 10 Hlsh q -.
uasi1 ruisr treafmrut.
hpsfon. gsns a.. l,td. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
Farm for Sale

U'fE Bo-ser Fs-p. o. ~srisf. ..,-,,.f -,
Il too 60 aar BIZ r. - fs-n Ss.rh psr,. ,.f
aEr. sal isrr 10 s.ffafrf o1 e. nais fasf 49,
sf .r-tfrft rortsIas ahaaf 10 srrrs ID f..H
% tlt tiFttsf .a Grs.s. rs.ru~sr- a. W.
80 trs aosaf p foas ri ~. has e. rrrt.rl
.'rat - ters. gi1l ff,r '.lllf.lrs. act af.lfs
ai 'ira, rs'rr r. ~ hsa.-. ssi so e. ft- fsra
Il aesff ftfHar sarf.fr. Trrnses... 80 -.
r1cr gives .ranrf.ftlfs
A.. thr-s ps,rs af s1a.i asra g. ssfe
ia1aile ~ ~. BOLSTER d co.
-.nfh rsf.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

NOTICE 90 FoRECiO-URE. -
~ Eissha " tateF, q ii-thel - ~ 60. !,
pstnrt sd >taie 81 Nsise. al % th~ .~...,h
a. of Aprd. i-s,. coaEey ~ - 49, ~ -
rage ~ thst dsir. eu'Y recorti-d -ifh O.C..,l
Records. b-aok Ia. psre isf. csrraia pi.~. =,
p-ncsl 81 sod. s,iustcl IA -sii Rebel % Be- 4.
49, 90 caii~-i. houated sad cc.crii-cf o. fons-.
- -. bcrianing 80 IN sprth $50 corner -
sd o-nrVi ~ Phir-s- ~tearas. thrnc~ ruasisr
Snufh. - d-rrces Wee. 80 iect o. stak~ -
slen-s thesc- ~pafh "a degrees csst o. lid d
Ntosios haV-ooi. th~ac~ easferis o. said fsv.
~o--i's 'ia~ 81 lini - AH-rt ~. sstitrs. th-s~.
- therlf 80 sart Sid.s' lad sad ~ soufhs~ !,
30 ~ ~ fro- o. sni SD Steara.' L.si O. N.
- ~ ~ -. h.uad. rri-rsae- h-iax hsd o. sd
r'.rtrsg- trrsi ~ shove d-scrirft,.
Nas. th~r~for-, ~ c-,sfifis-. a IA -.,,t.
20 hnriug i-'es h-ok-n. k@r-l,, cisirn a e,r~-
c-sfe 20 ne ssrn-. lf-saat b th~ .sf,,fe An -
case ulaic sal PROVIDED
CfRENE =. MITCHELL
Betiei. Az n. iS67. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

SESsron Nu-o~ ~ VnrotSt, Tbe
Ri,hmond rarer. arc very msch exercised
over senator Wiisons proposed .tampiar
tour through che So1fh. The D.srafcb
as LA Mr. Wi,oos Arguments uiI tc
afdfesss4 10 men roe permitted free speech
for reply Il ails tbat o. an scar--ir
hopc for aprop'tious rairing or sscccs.-
81 c1mpt'gn. Another paper propose.
thar pr1min. nt southern men -ith cs.serrs.
tive s.c~s chil-1ge ODE Mnsucsssett. Sen.
ator f1 a. discussion rfthr i..a-s 81 fle d,v.
ani rames llery q. We. Ex,ra Billy
Sulfh arl Lsirhsr IT, ErIairsr has en-
ariirlc upon srrerf.ne fhs sit1ation. uiich
cou,il.ics sith fhe i1'i1Eirr sensible iivioe.
" A. fhefe - iere really no room Or a
Trao.cai issae. Dc as ell tien bc con,snt Co.
drop diseassiors tbat car sri.i os,lv th-oa-h
the corfls.on ~ fats rraisccI hy t~i.i.nr
"a cords from ihs.r proper meaning. ani
calfisafe fhai unity ofireis- snd cH5rs %
rccessa-y i- orr cl-litiou.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
MAINE ITEMS.

Chariss y Hilton. a. NJ. f1r several
YEAR the principal of North Briirtaa
Academy. has resigned bis place there 90
accer, tie charge q tbe High school Al;
Bangor.
The Reliasf Acc s,ss--o, The aufho-ifv
% Hon. Ebcneser Knoviion-that fhe
" Morning Star" (or-an Of the Fr,e bap-
tsis) - motto BE- removed % New York AZ
reported.
The Portland Prr.s pcoP'c vcrc asor,I
Wcin~sdav Nth a sighs "a fine arcr
moose ~hich as tsing takcn through thst
,lig On 80 wav a. Nrw Nofk II a. cap
tuiet near Mooscheal Lake.
On wednesday nigh, lat The harn ara
I. belonging 90 Sauu-l X RsiicT ci fa.'
iiitston a. totally destroyed
Proposals. 90 fsrui.h rrarfc f,r th- n~~
Custom House a. rcrfiani vili Dol received
a. the ohicc ~ thr Supcrintrnlrrt. ia ihat
cig. mail May "a.
The Gardiner Iouruai u-rrs d. people
a that city O. hny ~ thc ~atcr poser
belonging O. The Gardiner estate Il my
D. had for Sl5o.o'".
Jacob 4. Hascner q WaiI-lcr.'. vas
Killed on Moody night OF Wrst QHslir.
beng sirack hy tie ruaia booui % a asains
vessel
TIE OLA Fciioss oi Name wi'l Observe
the 7fth 81 Apfii. a. Natonal Iharks-
giving. by rccouuls nlaiiou oitbc cairf 81
ikc order
TIE Telegraph sa1s Dcacon Nsutsorih
Dresser. of Brun,~ick. on Nc'inc-,ihs AT.
a. b. "a passing from one non e. another.
f.ii and INSTANTLY expired lis A. uns
about - frars llr vas man respected
ant highls esteemed.
Thr pub,ir houses ~ oar riir s-r-,~~.i 80
sac oi liquors on Mrirtslav n.-'' hst.
in acourlancr 18th q n.tlloanHn i-ln o.
city Narshai made twn seeks s.nrc. L.
q1or j. not no~ so.i in any botsi. Ban
cor Mag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

NsLtaNDIcHsN's ErI-rtE. AZ. Val
lsnd'gham apPears O. hasc been tharci oaf
BY IT, Connecfic,t elcciioo. f1r b. Las r.
GENTLY ~riticn q Jshilans letter on the cheer
'ug signs Of lie times. lie regards Il Z.
" 6i hat the home % Thoma. n seymour.
And ihc STATE. q al others IN the East.
mosi ira and rEiieai r. Be- Dculocra-.. and
~herc true Coppcrhcais ia ana 90 .tiu
Hosi ahosni. 'houA frst Of al give siru,
OF this ecm.ng reaction 10 The North 81
fir ailaets Governor elect En-irsh -ith be
praisc. saying D. 90 al~afs oand him a
freud. lt D. a ply o. coailat have -rit-
ten this before The election. TIE nsst
good sega Of the times. in Lis opinion. a.
he iaiiurc % imPeach thc President. f,r he
'ay'; '' Mcianch'iy a. have been and :. 10
are thc Ecaknets an iuctra-ity q Andres
Johnson-i a. nee g1c.fior BE sinceritv-
Dc BE- sfiil mosf impeding o-sta-lc in tbc
Wa of the revoiu'.cnay charoi~ This.
iheu. be sdis. j. the auspiciou. moment for
TIE b>nocracy. only they mlst shaa their
Oh errors. hesiiaucies. eufangiemcnf. and
iimilities ~ The m.n Of ibc South. aiso.
mast '' consent to Pc patient. learning o.
rrnaa'n passive and % enilre Happy
Na.landie ham. tlus % Pei ale o. give tbe
la~ 90 al the Coprsfhsai iorccs North ard
South. ani o. think tiat everytiia.. is roinr
- be says' [B5.t0n Joarnai
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

wv $780, go riessaaiis lsr.ssf ia -.
LING 400 ~. 49, - -. II -. 49,.
s.fuffei a~af ~rFrr Farrs. Nsrssr. Nsf.s.
lsfrls oorspird ~ Jsa.es .-Psfas fs aarrsf o.
80 tuaase.'iaf- ra-sassfoa F.Fra- - furfhsi
rsftfraAsrs ialulrs III 80 suiasrr 49,. Nofssv NJ
srs. W. gfFpuNOv
ssrrk Ift ee7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
DIED

To Nprusy. Marc "a. FrsnEi- Tui.. o.iv - -
-r.fr - : 80 5aii- a. Aaass ard ys.r. al IN
lu h.-he-. A. b. Ell.ha r. rrs,i-. ss,a ~ ysar.
pr N'nson. GO lest. NJ Jalia Aun. -. eliza
u - 81 laushter - N iats Asa LsrinF
g hftrln. a.ed ST..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.
rHE UNIVERSAL REMEDY FOR INTERN
Al And ENrERNAL COMFI AIMS

= ihts n~rioi there at- hai - q tts hul.ss
80 ant0qfsfnird SRI ths ua~rus of th~ Tasa
N...rf trlf sair $500 sxt,i it 81 hniluruf tars
A1Hs hu' pea p s,f 80 r..s-f i, e.star nst, -.
itA~n tafsru.ily. sht'r others go Of ilfrraa.lr
na gtea spcrfss. tsif .r- squsiy iEnar.at Cd I'd.
hes.ing Fntrs ehra spris~l externsns We
hFf~t'f~ 49, O. ~ ta "a thatf - -qusns &C.
erfiai e. hFthrr u-s.i iatrFas'is eNter.siis sd
i -'sii- 49, uarivsl-i ~ su th- great cstaL,.-
- 20 taulsis N~dietrs-. sci o. saL~ o.. snir~s..l
'ai Hara 49, TIE d~aa..a t.r q iroun Inaia sd
fhrF ifetEa couuff 80 - e-Iual o. the d-usna "a
hn'n-. 49, 90 - b~-euar kae~a g. 49, g. "A
lisos- b. 81. n-rus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
NOTICE TO BsIDsE BUILDERS

Iht Bethei a Hanover reu Rr,s~.
company atc prepared - receive 100000.
- -''.tns n approximations % = hstls- $780,.
- - so-oEgta Rissr 80 n>sns,rk I.l..S. a.,
- -- ,c-'~ befhei Hin. Tie -sssk -iiI os.-,.t
-. ,rsss hFidgs across the ns.ia str-.s .
ls-' laog as1 opeu bldg. sroa
- -. ttfes. N soufhrrn h.-,-f -. -
snd 49, 49, iaaz- nssi.s. ~ ,'-... -,
- ','n,"s ih- material asd t-,,iSir~ tb.
A. =, - s--''as -ad r.isi@s ths ~ork %.
- 40 nisf 10 - oae ur t-1ih Il ~. -
fians. pccihrsfiou.. and biil. al -
- ssafni,ed 80 m hos-- 81 n. q K..S
80 on, IN = -. oooosrnisg the ior-ssoa
y. hsoSs. "a ~ see 81 ~ bsidr-.
% bifretofs ossefss m ught % rry-~t .av
- -. ct he Prepo-.s sasuid tAey b. ,lesIa-s a..
- s-tsciofV.
Ffolo--'- ~ill - rrrrived till Wsdse.iiav M
Isi- aod nost b. directed. SAID, 20 n. C. KE-.
DALt-, Bcthel. Ne
GEORGE L. yOSE, E.si..-.
To- ofasr baildiaa Cou.iftee.
Bsttsi ii.sossf Bsid.-~ C..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
For Sale.

a stsaf ia Nerssf village. csa.i.tias ~ . fso
s'ary fi.ns~. Waafhausr srf ~fsfl- 80 81
fafshrf 80 rt.ssss,ir trsfed. TIE rnflr.s..
aaf ri Re- Pc ~ lFad 5iaras thr rfser ia Par.
raHis'si-g o. arrrs ,r uare. A. su-aH ~
RI fra u NersHr. teriurther psrt acuisrs fasair.
RI O. q MfNER aa fhr nrrrrfs-s.
w GOODNOw.
N.r~at Feb IssT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

We Ak or ~fsfe of Ma.-c traders g. rs.
u,rn,..cr. that sloerer ori.rss hill of goods
OF Ioftari mer.h1rf. h..r .arafi-1frr.
'Hhf ar.'ne. or af .r.s. t1 repair
il' fl'r ni fhe late confarr Wc sf.i
a--'s.i tore shoTeis. fr-srs uafeies. stone
stf.. and fnroufesfl is fhe l-si art.te oi
az. !. sep 80 rarli Tro,lsces. thr Steam
Refined. TREE Current
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
Y Ar 2 Ed

o. 'leis-s. Mass. Al rii 50 ~ Rev W T.~r~--
- = hansnrnf. ~ ~ Paris O. Ne. -ar.h
-. narnarl 81 Farrlard
D. s.ua..sfi. Apri q. ~ nrv n. 4. moyt. NJ Rov.l
\ hario~ " llelron o. Mlss Emu.s y slls~r ~
t.H.farf -
Orr f41c'in. Apr p ~ Rev e. y s~rl.--r ~
'rau J. fssii 81 Iaris o. Mr.. Fouy totsrn a A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

Ga "wednesday the So hai rot xon~ oat
ofthc riscr. AMI people -err 'til rr'--i--.
helo- Bcthcl III. iho.-b 'Ley eIPceiel 90
&c si start a. a-y uemsat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

TIE 30 ie2 thc rcrlt.cut Welns, ls,-.
and ~ rivcr BE- noE open or rasi-rtio-.
Tlc steamer Milton Mari.n 81 alrraIy on
the routc hst-ccn Portiand az Har--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

A. thr manicipai cic-ti,n ia Cli.a-,. la
Tacsiay. ths rspabi.can t.ckst Lal a. 49,
erasr majority 81 l-ii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
DIR. :. : FITCHs
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

soasfy- >ir Flg-s. Prize - Ceafs.
-fHt o. 49, ai4rrss. No an1rrF rrtlrrl unfI 80
boa II froeTef. reaf ed falT a. arusrI. 90 . .
r'TriFrf a. - O. o. ga 10 .r.iI. t.0..4H
tiirrss pr. s.fir-u, - Trrnoui street. Pc.
taa. Ia
MANHOOD ASD YOt rHFrr EIgOE 49, re-.
galrrl tI HrfH-sIn.. fnrrt.r DUrHr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

NOTICE Tee i.., r-r.f. % " ssh
y afr cone r-s... tfsfss-al ishsi f1
~ o.. g. IrsI - n.naf. fr o. st Sc ri e
.r.. .r.fs ..s.I. g. Dol cell ifal rl in aa q
~ b. esrafa.. o. p.y sr, ,ftise - 49, 90 =
fsfe GEp. ~. hRJWN
Nss.a. Nsr-h %. t-t1
Nrs-s "a grsuss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
WANTED AGENTS,

CCHOOi TEtCiiEE~. c. ryusru. Dis.fI..i
- -.l..ffs. lai.rs ri fseafAe-lrn. la Ell parts a
fhr -lsfr. fa seH fsase lrssulsr EseEsFfses
ra.I..shsI ~ Joss NsfFrr. aaaar shlrh ~.
ttr a N.rs.sr hlss." s-tar ri Bed. ss P1ratls
rffts Las." g.. TIE 80 fars rasar- c. Go.
saa.ars. s.s1 aHrf lei 60 aslre go rsaFsssrrs
&C. ftr t-sl s.'.srr.rrt.r tcass esrr nalhshef .n
tt.s r..-.rt. " t. Lee rf a. f'rssf fs,ff -
flaNkEE-ON FsIt.trf. i66 Nitl~ &C.. P.r'.
fs.I ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

Wae arenI.rr r.lrfs af Far.s frls urrrirF
go srIr.H ar. HI....r frnr..rsa. cd sore
rhrarf 80 af.fsrf fa frf Hn.e fFarrtrr b
EErf.r. lIf a.. GO .. FH...H .Hars % fr..
o. TT u frfff.a.I" arf Irrerra. &c faI arI
n'nlrIrfe rH..ff la" ."Hf.IE... r.ra.nr.I r.
2 d f..rarF .f ra.H .nr.f I.ar r..r f.a
~. IL nT irfT fH r..r f.rfIuHr. OIL Ns fafur
tanF af m .-rt.rrfr sr.H h.H f.ffre So m'
= .rllnn. nnI ..F ..'-E. F a 60 rr.rfe rsI.ff
ffrT r.sl.f -fial.H. faars.
I. uanrnu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

ErrrI r1auT isfr saf rruflruau iu tt~ Ualisa
STATE as arar s.aaftl.ur FFrF rIar1 to t1rir 90
s aufarr nF rrfnrn rraII .frrr 81 rnnrrr. fr 49,
irre..rr t.r ur.ifrs. frFf. ffrfr tnrfnr frnrs 4
.I.E Har..FErI sIU eel. a. OF uuf rafIrinr ffI
-srl a. otaers o. plra-r aIfrr.s fi.str s-.fI.o ID
srftaats. 4lu-. D. fikrMaN
81 krl.fsaF. Nsu T1fa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
Farm for Sale

- SID ffrm is srunfet in ne soufh s~st parf
y FL Hsrkssd. aai coat.i -. .i-sut esshf, -.
shirh % DIVIDED tata no. ~ til isss s.fsrs ed
'Fo....aui. O. has to- sppe ~ aard. -hseh rrs-
ture irurn nfis ta tse hssir-l bush@l. 80 s-.s
al 49, suzar orchard. q r-.n fhr prruuu.s. 81.
god hsra sad hau--. u-ar shich - e god -eI
n ratrr.
III ~hoi- -tH 10 soll 80 flur husirsI 49, 81.
~ a. -srs, pnft 81 zee gur-hasr m ,u~r go 90.
-uau oa u1nEsEe. Scr lauher partaruisr. o..
gnlrr q che sai1-crtt-r NOAH PRINCE
Ha~khCii. Nsrrk -. tsf7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

HFLNBoLu-- FLUID ENTEkcT BJCuT d
firasaat a tast aaf oiur, frsr frnra az irlariosl
FFalzsrtiss. a. iu aaf.ists la be- arfao1-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
The oais>sion. aud Experience ofa.
luNalldf

fa1i.shssi 90 f'rr f-rrlt "a - e CAUTION To
l'i ~ MY nnl a.arrs. $40 sarfr frarn Nrraaas
lfre-i.iF. lrrraafarF ltrrar 20 Marnf-rI a. sar
tfinr ~ g. saalF frrr Itr Mrans 81 selfIT urr.
~ co. 80 tts rarrl ll-larif trr rralrs CO.
staFratir aasrserT. a. fnrioslnE F-asftrl1 80.
- aaI ~ ftr aafhar
NATuNNflL MATFAIE
kiIu. hlrEs f.lrfT. y lrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

utLssofpH fNrEhs.T be- CtIr rIs~s hraith
49, a. ta 60 fraaae sal ..f ts co. - 40 cl.srE
lsrt-llff - soo.fa Fautff ~ usnF aarrulnr srusr
tnnf 49, f 30 trrarus ut a. saha rf.f Goa clnsaulf
ttea. iassn.fg 10 rri.rfflr So -nsar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
WORLD MUTUAL
Life Insurance Co..
III Broadway. New York.

SVss
liz Broadway. New York.
soaED 90 ptsreros.
a y L. t..se o. Fruthi.-h.u.
cs'n"s' it~s. Geeree 4. Wilafd
c'i =. ~ eofooa- li~sfy v. Pieu-tsoat.
80 % :. /" =. eeorge y. Thssas..
n ~, ~ hell, thnghsn rs~n-~.d
-, i'sd-s n sns- r. bv-s<y.
a" =. - tnsn. hearv A. S~td
ort-sss- Jsases "A. Pr~utscs
- sr-s~s- ~. Me~-~nger.
- 49, tscoFge !. Nirhois.
-. Nof-s J-hu ". FsoihL rhsa.
80 So Ninisss q sh~iaos-
~e"- Oaser =. C-u~s
n-st~y. le~ss u. Le,aer
u - Seee " y Nax~su
" t'p,aingh-n EEr- p Frrufso-
'ion- S'-ph T.oer. beeJ-mia iiirk.
orFfcsss
GsoHoS l. wILI.HB. P,..,,
a.. "a. GoEpos V.--f.s
W FLrss. SecreOry an Aefu.ry
Nv Roesss n. ~. wedsc.I Fxaai.-s - Ofs,.
} CsAsr-M 10 Cosssitiag Phssscs.a. EsrosI -.
fEssrteE Att'y \ Cosn.eiios. - Wall 81
This cs~p-sy 500 E-l, os.A-.srd. A..i.x
ssu'slee -ah ne 80 81 y. n. Sistr. .ad dspss-
-at 81 ths ln.sr.sce Dep@rtDeat isr the --csrit,
~ 80 P"iies aoiders. % prepared % is.u~ var
soos ksosi- 81 priictc. .. 6ssr.bk- eo-.Issrs..
- tho-- "a suy CHEZ Ceapzn,.
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General ASelf for Kaia>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

N'ttCE = hereby gis-a tat g. q vaia.hl-
epnsif~fsiion have gives nv so. John 4
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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-08-22

nA-A hard dEinker objects 20 putting
water 10 his whiskey because it damp.
ems his spirits.
Gea-" I'll be reund this way in min.
ute, " as the second hand said to the
pendulum.
rsA- The " sugar wedding" occurring
thirty days after marriage, is the newest
fashionable folly.
nfa-The Mayor of Utica has instruct.
ed the police to arrest tobacco chewers
who expectorate on the sidewalk.
nsA-A Boston paper thinks these are
called " dog days" because there is So
mneh growing about the weather
Bas- According to a New York paper
that city contains $50 men who make
their living as dccoys for the faro table.
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free there. He said they we're without
the gospel. He said they were without
tracts sa;d

free there. He said they we're withour
the gospel. He said they were without
tracts. / said: -.
My fren, this is a seris matter.
admire You for tryin to help the race to
which you belong, and far be it from me
to say anything agin carryin the gospel
among the blacks of the South.
Let the gospel go, to them by all
means. But 1 happeh to know indi.
vidooally that there are Some thousands
of liberated blacks in the South who are
starvin. I don't blame anybody for
this, but tis very sat fact. Some are
really to i'll to work, some can't get
work to do, and others are too foolish
to see ny necessity for workin. I was
down there last winter, and l observed
that this class had plenty of preachin
for their souls, but 'skurce any vittles
for their stummux. Nov, if it is pro.
posed to send -four ard bacon along with
the gospel, the idea is really an excel.
lent one. If on t'other hand it is pro
posed to send preachin alone, all can
say is that it's hard case for the mig.
gers. If you expect colored man to
be interested in a track when his STUN.
muck is empty, you expect too much
l gave the negro as much as could
afford, and the kind hearted landlord did
the same. l said
Farewell, my colored tren. I wish
you well, certainly. You are now as
free as .he eagle. But like him and
soar. But don't by any means attempt
to convert Etheopean person while his
stummlck yearns for vittles. And you,
ladies-I hope you are ready to help the
poor and unfortunate abroad.
When they had gone the landlord said,
Come into the garden, Ward And
we went and culled some carrots for
dinner.
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Brother Crawford's Sermon.

A Southern exchange gives this as
the first sermon of new minister in n
VILLAGE in that section. lie began
apologetically as follcwos:
You don't see me to dov in tho
dress L alters wear come among Won
as a stranger aud am now trickeG out in
my store clothes. 1 am not proud
man, but L thought it would bc more
becoming among Strangers"
Alter this he raised hymn in which
the congregation joined. lie then be.
gan his sermon.
My dear brethern and sisters. first
and foremost, I'm guice 10 tell Won the
affecting partin had with my congreo a.
tion at Bethel Chapel. After | had got
through with my farewell sermon as I
come down outen the pulpit, the old
gray headed brethren ard sisters who
listened to my voice twenty years, crowd
ed around me and with sobbing voices
and fearful eyes, said-FaJwell, brother
Crawford
As L walked down the aisle, tho
Young ladies', tricked out in their fnery,
brass jewellery, gewgaws, jim. cracks
pants and foances, looked up with their
bright eyes, and pronounced with their
rosy lips-Farewell, brother Crawford !
The young men, in their tight pants.
boots, high collars and dashy waist.
coats-smelling of pomatum and cigar
smoke with shanghai coats, and striped
Zebra pants-they too said-Fareyeu.
brother Crawford
The little caildren-lambs in tbe
told-lifted up their tiny hands and
small voices, and with one accord said =
Farewell, brother Crawford.
The colored brethren of the coppre
cation now came forward (black sheen
who had been admitted to the fold un.
der my ministry with tears rolling
down their cheeks, they too said
Farewell, brother Crawford
AS got on my horse and bade adieu
to my congregation forever-I tprned
to take a last look at the church where
L had preached more than twenty wears
and as L gazed at its dilapidated walls
aud moss covered roof--it to seemed to
brother Crawford
AS rode through the village, the
people who poked their heads outen
the winders and the servants who leant
on their brooms, all seemed to say
farewell brother Crawford!
As passed along down the highway,
through the forest, the wind, as it sigh
ed and whistled through the tree toops,
played on the leaves and branches the
burden of salvation it too seemed to saw
Farewell, brother. Crawford
Crossing little creek that was gurgling
md singing over its pebbly bed, as i
rejoiced on its way to the great ocean of
eternity, it to seemed to say--Farewell,
1rother Crawford
As rode along down a hot dusty
ane, an old SOW that was asleep ina
enee-eorner, jumped out of sudden
With loud broo,too, broo-too she too
seemed to say-FareEell, brother Craw-
ord.
My horse got frightened and jumred
rom under me, and as he cued his tail
'ver his back--kickod up his Leals and
an of he too seemed to say--Fare.
veil, brothe Crawford
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s asS,We clip the following queries,
from the Erie ObScrvcr -
Pertinent Queries.

from the Erie ObSerUcr -
Pertinent Queries.
MR.. ED1ToRl-Iam not superstitious.
but would like to ask you what the
following signs signify
What sign is it when you see n
young man going about shaking hands
with every one he meets that he never
spoke to before, and kissing all the
dirty faced youngsters in the neiobbor1
noou In which be lives l might
mention, Mr.. Editor, that 1 have seen
individuals who are candidates for
election doing the same thing.
What sign is it when youne man
gets salary of about 5000 a wear, and
puts on the style and appearance Of one
getting $1,000?
What sign is it when you see man
that you know has not a particle of
religion in bis composition, on SUNDAY
morning take two or three Bibles and q
hymn book under his arm, assume an
elongated face and enter The church
with the bearing of a saint, and when
he gets away from home occasionally
attend dance and represent himselfas
single man
What sign is it when a man comes
home about midnight, shakes hands
with the pump, tries to pull off nis
pants with the boot jack, and goes to
bed with his boots on
What sign is it when you sec Young
man who dresses in the biobest no;nt "a
fashion, who tortues themselves with
No. . boots when No. los would fit
him better, who crowds long, lean lee
into narrow pants to be in fashion, who
wont speak to decent honest m an on
the street because he does not dress in
Inc same idiotic style that he does p
Some say it is want of brains.