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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25
Fair AZ Fryeburg.

Tbs wess Oxford Agricultural SOoisty
hsid ia i7th snnaAl exhibition At the SO
eiety grOuads IN FFyeburg. on Tuesday and
Wednesday The sra and oh INST Tie fol
lowing 0fscsrs -ere chosen;
Janncs wsksr. Presid~nt.
Jokn kinhsi. Vicr President
u ID. Lo-el LaBson. SscrctAry.
U Tin. {. Ward. TreAsurer.
TRUsrEEs-
Andrc- Buzrei. frycburr. Jo.baa n.
Osrood Fryshurg. Isaac A Maker. So
Huwehrrs Ssonders. S-sdsn. Abel Henla.
level. JOSIAH Dasis. Drnmark. samuel
Siicknev. Bro~n6ed. Mo~e. - Mouiton.
Porter. John l. kimhall. Hiram.
Ihe exhibition wA- success. IN nearly
every depArtu~ot ssesPt perhaps 1--we stock.
The sho- 81 cattle and hor-es was not up 20
the average Of iorucr exhibi;iOrs- Some
BORIS ~cre, ho~eSer. entered for trotfinc
uhich Performed their taskf vcry rreffily
ard considering che coudaion ~ tks traek
~hsch iasar,siiy - Bot good. made vety
good time. Ihe socisty osn ground enough
20 6uiid . hsli-rnilc course. and the Trus-
tee have often been solicited by the fas.
ones 10 make the Improvement II racing
- 20 ccntinoe Prounis~ut fcstsre 81 essh
eshIhItson. No doubt th-s -iIl rive The sub
lect sack e0Gsideraiioa a. ~ill farther abe
best interests % al conccrued- In the lov
er bail. garden vegetable nnsi- sNcrv good
shc- n varSrtv. bot -c-~ .o-newhs ds6sicut
Sn quality. Potatoes gr~- -.naa. ard
sAo--,i signs 81 decay. CasbsScs -ualant
nead bccis -Anfe1 noah longer 20 ma
iurs IN and % squAsb~s ar punipkin.. one
~onld no; much NOR than rake re.rcc-
table .'rea thaas.givinx Pie. Boa tbss -as
n0t ths iAuh 81 AHy Of shs sxAlbit0rs. ssch
a. ,hcy had they ofsrrl
fruIt "a IN abundance. AMI cxneiicd IN
qualffy. Sonn@ orchards havs -, ~ pro
h,--iy N thss si~s.ifv. ~hii~ etb~r- h.ve
sielsiel bet sligiz r-tarn fOr thsir owncrs
Mr >aunders % = @s-ien has become a vet
eran exhibitor IN the Inc % fraif az these
Fairs. and ~e obs-rvr b. sirrost invs-ablv
take the rr-uaisu. Mr. EiipAaiet wesk. o.
Chsth4aa. nnt -rihSn thc hsnns Of this So
cisiy. has a young orchard. and bad 10 the
exhibition many sanpic. q ss fruit.
Tie display q domestic rna-usa-tur~d
goods ~as rsorc thar duuhle thsn Of anv
torns~r eNinhStion. ard -h-n 90 many -~rr
eNhit'siors IL Arti-les ct ssssh e1crilenf quai-
"a. ard almost intern nabic qusufitv. Tor
ihe com'ort an harpines. q ihe h,u.e-
hoit. u - superduous O. brrr rarticulA--
ne
Il - proper q all ih.i the society -
Ron IN ven fourisbsng condition. and
haslng aieadV inAugur-tcd some Improve
merits. hy advancing sor,evhst - prvrri-
ON ut. q ~iil ccnfiuor % make thrra. ami
asid yeArit sea ne~ features and Aitrac-
iious a. AL promote the issars good ofthe
attracted
B~io- j. the lit ofs-Ara- a. oas-iany re-
rorted
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

GoUSo Mss CHEasrI.S Assoc1srssS
he STATE Conseation NJ Lewiston. last
-eek. - gsdgc frOn ths reports "a the
Joanna. "a an Interesting add hixbiy Soc
cessfui occasion To hsnd-rd dsieraf~.
~erc present. and ninc S's;e. srre r-pre-
seated H. discussious vere uron tic
best ueEn, % forwarding - York % a.
Associsiion Tbc la: evenin- Va devoted
20 hre-en rsunior. a. ~ Pee Street
ehsrrh. -hi-h -ss ero-dsi. Every p-r.on
~ho hss q chiid ~ q cify siso1i1 freIa desp
ifteresi IN thcsc iustifsfion.. -hich p-svi,l.
uasans ior r,ssing tsc evenings in = pleasant
al probable manner % sucb q. nav 30
isiriy irisen 10 ruin BY ,beir evil ssrroand.
inrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

The isree numbers % barrels dra~n
through or sfrrets. indira,s that the aprle
crop vill he better than hss b.en aniisipsf.
"a. Good virfer frut nov trirgs ESQ
30 barrel
M-s.rs " 4 " Y Hove. - S,.,b
Psri.. isvs rurriasei th1s a. sfoai rO.o
barrels - trf'es. utich f-e DO b.;sr
sh.ppei. IT, rri-es sre r1t cote so frr.
a. Jas 49, They ars 'ar-ar8e5 % Can
ada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

NJ. ~fo-r. cond1cfor 81 the T. T.R
a. trrrstsd on hondsy noruinr. co o.
ar'ion ~ ifa,srs 60 puiiinra r-u,lsasn
aoa sdr n 10 frain 81 Ne- Gio-o-sfrr
III riainna hsd refufu tckets thsf 49,
heeu i-su~i f7ur dar.. sd ths qss.ti la
a-ises ~hffhsr ttese tirkets az rooi nH
asei. cr ~heth-r 80 issus ~ such trcEet.
b sferisl eoafrsrt thst csrnot b. suiorcsa
aiier ~ TO eass lave expired. The e.
s-nlntfior si1 o. tsid e. Mechsnir Fsffr
sd 81 srreai -iu b. catered. probably
frcul any teeision fhe "a gisfrsfe nav mste
u tle company - nof sasfsired rrohal Do
~ sale a retain tick-ts. ubich proves .
great couv,uisnce o. ~. pubHc. 80 ssasr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

NmrLr~a-N LNFnnIa. Nnr r|uh
$500. ~ ns.- - ~. "a. Forr A.
-B~--,oiss- r.---i bafl--r-us- 9. Bo-so,a. n
TIE Bo~dains ~oa she to.. and sent he
Moray boys 70 the bat T1-y -ere able
to soorc iour runs -hcu Burnharn tipped
out. lcaving three noen on Aa-es IL Bs--
doins took q e tat AM .rre clicked.
Seoond Inning. The PeuneSser-assees
made iour run. When Bsrnhsn uent os,.
lesving i~o ssen on bases.
Tbs Bowdoins maieSvo rsins. -hen col~
cent ost ieavlng Paris on ". base.
Third Innincs. To- p made pa, one
run, when :. II Burr,hann ~eai oct iesvia-
'-o On base ani ~ Bo~doin. ~crc cbok
81 AGAIN. Nth al the bases fan.
F0urth Inninss. The p we're ehoked.
not a mao reading BIS base.
The Bo-doins made to run.. wAen
Frank Rag vent cut. ieAvrns oniy one nan
on base
FItb Innings The p made four nm.
Tncker gong out. 9TH az The base. clear.
The BO~doins made bar one rur. wAcn
kandiefi vent oct icaving Periey on base.
In this inning Occurred q very brilliant
trebie piav. PARIS sfrack bah. -hfrh
~'takrn By Fuller AnG passed 90 third
base. thence 20 the second. taking out Par-
r.. Timhrriake on ~ third. ard RuraIest
on his second base. The j. thc onIv in.
stsr~e on the r-corls q to association.
Sixth irnirss H. r -crr ehoksd
again Danior.A going ou,. 18th al The ba.-
C. ciear.
TIE Bo~'loins made one run onI,.
Frank Rns going out. nth to men 90
base
Sevcn'h iunirgs. Tee Ps secured ;t-es
score. Tucker gong oct ~iis ciear base..
Ihs Bowtoins made one run. Wien Cole
vent out leaving t~o men On base
Eighth lnninEs- TIE r. hsd spi-n-
did r'Tn. scoring eight DanfortL thsn --ut
oct. wiih one o. base
The Bo~aoin- rusde ouIr ore rur- Fr,,k
Ring BENG The thira hard oct. ksvirg one
o. hase
Ninth inniuEs. TIE p rnsse SIC -.
Piseins 'seir score a. -. -b~n shey -eus
ou;. leaving Tscker o. D.. bird ba.-
The Bo~toins scut Rf-r 20 49, "a,
R1niiett strurk q st-airtf a. 49, -.
cangAf ~ : n Ba-uh.n r-a $500 %
thi-i tas-. rnki-- GO T-nh-saEs. A.
rlak'nz srosh-r -hote
T. EHu- -ios.t a. g. -igs-g -. P---s.-
s-esassers. tine 20 r-s~h a. -rr--s. sraia.
81 'hst ihey 60 hoHs- -ish th-ir trophy
Safurdav rvruirg
The Moray hors sp-sk il n. hi-hs.s
terms - 20 manner iu vhirh 'tsv -er- -
ocirci ~ entertsiaet ~ ,hs Bo-goin
eiab. Thers a. nsfhinr 30 ~ -i.oie pro
eesiings % mar n tbe SLIGHTEST degree sl.e
pleasure tbsy nafurs'iy feel IN -innsnr aud
bringirE hou.c ~ silver BAH
10 "a ~ rsfufn. the bofs serr u.sf 81 ths
sisfion ~ the sccond nee .-a escortcd
hone. ~hsre The viiiasrr, TUNED out ~
rnas-s o. -cicou- snd courratulufe thern
a saiuts q thirtscu Guns -as 6red. tor.
hght pruccssion snd a. n'suiinafion g..
temper resi. after ~hich ihe club sai d0-r
20 a. Oyster >grP~r st the Elm House.
nfier tbc rtli~s 81 ne Asso~iafio- th.
sca'on hss siose,l. ard tbs bsu Ill r,.,
quisfiy ~Iih tbi. ciub tE -inisr.
TIE osiii 70 soiid si.ssr. snd ,sriri. IA
ounces. II cost sll5 ID. b,u 4. ~,
prspsre'i for'be tourusu,eni is.s Jsns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

The Grand Trunk railsas - huii5inr q
neat siati0n house 81 Yarmouth. Tie 90
station ras harmed year ago. siaos ~bieh
tiu.s thc blsinefs i.as been iransactsd 10 q
sLel sofse q possible thsn iLe ol1 ore. A
pia'i5ra has tcen taiii belos tie tra,k. o.
tbst che sesaiioa ~ to- stops a. The oross.
az b nos avoiitd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

DR. : A MSrton hs bosghi tbs house
Of W Fhul'p. on Park 81
Ne-tou Grover has odd h. horse Dutch-
mae -hich . said 20 BE- lLs best ar.ssAs
hor--' Of hr -e'gss "a The oosasy
l. & l.. W Resell. -ho.s lartory i,H
WaiEsr's Mill. have ot~set q Furrss-s
War Hoase On Masn -
/ Hiii . pafsiuC Up house on the los
-serr Ai' souse vas reoeutly barsed.
Tse Eniiiiasry ,bop o. Mason a Resell
- undergoing rsPAias ~ a. the better 70
display thsir goods
Rev. Mr. fuiaan q Danvers. Mas. 70
sspPiyIag tbs de,k "a The Coagrreasioua
ohurch Cor The prvsen,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

NorWsr ~tsIvcs Bs~r vs. iesra
hat e. I.'sef sus'aaei bv this inff,tafion
-in pc aHe-, .ts ratHrr. IT, Traress
have .crirarfsl ior q rsv safe. O. o. rasss
.f M.ss-s q s'aries a Son of Portland
arler rhe direction ~ W Dtro- hrig
b. uaie Jufz isr rroaf. AL enclosed 10 q
tauii ss-urs from ioss ~ ere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

DR.. TErEs LnCrUEEs. The frst a.4
secoud Hectares % Dr. Trees coarse On
Groiogy. sefc gwen on saiariay snd Moo
day evenings lar. They Esfs vel aueud.
ed
The thiri aud 'oorth Lectures wili be De-.
Ls-Frd On Monday and Tuesdsy. peat. 90
'Aona'v evening b. viH givc some stter
t'n - 81 preci 1us stones. I'D SPEAK upou
me Ae'osoie. OF age q Reptiles Tuesdsv
evening. his ioGic 40 b, the Age Of Man
mais. ard The Crsailon 81 Nan
10 BE- 60 % bof.et has - persons -fos.
Z isErareiui corfncf - e. s-~~r,.-. -
hoth sf.esker al au'lierce ~ Iass .-.-i.,
~ surrcn' - fhsIr iirksts 90 ihe committee
before auofter lecture Persons ~ 49,.
co. sutlci-rf Ell rtsperffo conHsrt 49,,
vessel properly In oonpsny. shooid kesp
OF Of y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

Union Couser-ace Of Congregational
Chorches. viii bod i,s ssrui-sunssf session
~iih ~ church a. Fryesu-r 90, 2s,h ard
s0th
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

Thc Poriisnd corr-spo.ient ~ ~ T.e-is
cor J1urrai cave thr H-.- hs. lever h..-
uhen t5o ia4uciai Prtssars "a. 20 bard 81
thsf city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

SHEEiOsSs vnrF TIE CousnI,te, q
ArTans~soenis on ti-e par u ~ City Cone
81 20 u,ake ErrAngcH.enfs ior thc reception
" Major Gsusral f-hI SAeridan. bid a
r'es'i"s ssrur'iAy 'eveuing 70 .eule ur.oa
SON 81 The details. Tie escort Is 70 =.
n hscssn'e Bloc, As-oeiasien. tie Army
and Navy Uniun ard ths Grand ARM n
the kePgohc. The Norway Light Fra,-
try hss- aiso beeu invitet Col 4 A 20
eri' has lea seisct-d a. Gra1.l M.-.h,f
To- General sil b. ~=lcousel q H. -
br - Nayor. AL dinner ~ De 80,
ben 81 the frvbl- lioase. sfter b~sn, ~.-,.-,-
81 roUnd tn uy. o. tte s.~ring
grad bal III - gwen him a. th~ CIV
Hal. pnor % ~hicL ~ -iu 80 s~r.u,S-d
10 10 not certain shat lay b. viU D. h.-.
hut b. rc~s tbroagA - An-u.sa srsf .,s
vii PROBABLY. send Mon1ay nsat IN oar
cifg. Press.
Brig Ca. g. l.. Bsal q Noruav La.
boss appointed Cbiei Mar,hai. for 1hs OF
cal rcc~Puon a. A1susia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25
The Fall Elections

t~--@ .oect ooAre - F~tet
ing back 20 treason and dislOysity. ard
that the indieaisons are not hvorable to the
futare success Of the rrpeoiican party
Such persons Sery much need more pluck
-hen tscsng an enemy. That reprehcsn
victories ~sh forcNer roh On IN one uain-
ter-vfsed vs~e. ought not 10 be expected.
Pthtscal parties. even 4 they are IN The
the riees. are ssblect 90 r-vsr-.s. COll.t-
ersl matters. and s'as issues ofsen creep IN.
and sometime. become the hinge upon
Which The ~bole thing turns IL - EN-.
phsticaiiy 80 m Msssarha-~st-to day. Ths
only issue that seeuls 10 have .ny thi.g 90
90 With the coming election inthsf safe.
70 The temperance Question Tie deno-
era'ie party. foilo-'ss IN 'nssisots 81 rs
ne~eers take the ssde Of . hcrnss- and
ire ruu- Thev sT<y themselves against
the Whole dccfr1ne Of prohiesson. Mea n
The rrPobi'ean ranks ~ho love run better
than they do principle. NIL. nore o. lsss
Of tb-m vote Cor The Quisey spostsss for
"osno'-
Sooo'a Dss'"o'' % os'~.i~a' and Adams
% e's'e1 "o'ernor. " ~oo'a BE no inci-
eAi'on ~"~'s'er 'nsi the 90 bay State had
ee eNer 10 nc saam H~"oerAey 30 fsr
IN presens e'ees'on - eo~errned. notA
ing W" oe aes'oed As 10 national ISSUES
"os'er may DC ase re-sh. Odd A>ssa-
ssre ior tse reP@oi'e-n cansii-
''r Tses'oena "eN year' ~ thiTtF
'n's''s''a s'eSi'oA -A'
A',"s H''H ''e e'ee''oH
'"-'o' 10 " P'-oe O nssN@Ao-s hs
'oslr "e~ Desis's'"re-
80 Se''osr. i'e eane'aase Tor
Ss''"'. - ne r~I'io'i-
Nv n"'--Fs1 votes Bet
s. 0o 70 &c contested on Ae
e'o"a o. r's" a'' NJ votes "a Fs''~''s're'a.
-n-re e - oeiseVed that ~ ieAss shrrc
:. rs 'o-ss '.'''''i
NO ''s o-'''' 'oNss- AS~ Leg
"'-".''7-"' giving 70 "a = ~
"H'o' ~ '"s PsAos 81
-. P's's'' 'no-" oe"t' Who = q
-. 'i'e-a
-'''ean gan On cn'o
= ri
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'l-'' ana 20 l0ns A. 'Sss
: IN 'Aoe N 'Iei' SAFE OF
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go - 'i'''''''n pAFiy
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

ONFoED MfNEHsus Hoo =. L. Han
Ian. -ho "a. the ART 20 discover thc salu..
be deposit % mineral, kuo-n a. ~,
AioA- . ha'ing cot q 80 q is-ciry coa-
prIssnE sFecimsns 81 al tn mot v.iuah,ls
stones thai hass b~ea discovered ~ IN.
Cosniy. SorD- si~e siscs Ae had .ss .ons
eeautisul gwen sOuraAhns- sad isfely ke
has bad CIT ard aounfed .ous- On. ass--
thysts. 1he.e s;ones -sre renarksa ~
The iapiaary % a. of rar. besots. Tbe
togruAlnss -err from Mt Mios and che
sasisys's -ere discovered sosss years s.sos
IN Lowell Ia "a harre rl.s.. and -.
suPpo-sd b. tn snsi-r % - Diamond a.
'HBP-~ssioa -hicA as FuSotiy di.pca~d by
ths sPPi'cAi'oa o. The ssppo-sd iafailshis
hsr-user tsst- % sse.nx "a a, into . si.o.-.sd
piec--. -hsch th~y ds~usea -0--hi.ss. Mr
Ha@i'n Aiter-ards sscsr~d frasussst
-hicb b. has -orkrd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

Tar IioF FruD TIE .taieme., la.
gone ihe roun j. tha' Noes A Masoa o.
betAsl. sd his ssid u to- and ore haH
here' - bop. o. tbe poie.. for $500
Tbs . trus BIT Me-srs " Masoa a Co.
BE pgrvhaser.. uart o. - ter ti-ir pert a
- story. Ti.ey psii hira 5000 cs.h. f,r
80 bop in ihe teii fhc picking. marafsc-
turis- 81 drrvrrinr oo.s sis5. a-s tisv
'oia tbs crop 81 tbe depot for sis29 81.
Ihrr urite tlaf o.. re Ia isss r-sei .r.-l.
.aiion in fhit virisifv shout fhaf f-id All
Hifhi hsve siied thsf thsre "a. sonasthinz
Of a sper. d. ihaf -hois oreraii.n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

SEEioU- AocrpESr. Tbs many frisntis
81 Wm. p. Goodno-. Eel. oi Nor~ay.
~ih - paced O. iearn thai be o. -i;h a
serioos secident. b. being thr0-n frou q
csrrIs<e- NH such vsoiencs a. 90 iractarr
his brp snd ofhsrwisc brai.o ban TIE g.
cIdsnt occurred on The evening q tL- Is,h
ina. A. VI. g.. a. turning from Nan
street. info q siie street. snofher sarriaes
coming do-n Man srees. drove against 81.
wagon vifh su-h tore a. 90 thro- kiun oct 4.
TIE thigh bore sas broEen sear che sf.p-r
psrt. Hs 80. attended By Drs nanforth
sui bro-u. vho found = esse 81 rrsat
d.fii-uiiy. 81. Gooiao~ - sbnst o. yss-,
oid and this sceidsnt - q rlost ssrios. one
- one a o. So &c b. 49,. a.. comfort.
ahie. a. eouid be ezr.rte,i. ur,ier - or.
cfns'ancss. tuf vii not b. liksly % serov.
- 81 suue fIme o. c5rnr. hence persons
sspccfingt 10 g. hisi In d,Eersrt psrt, % che
Comfy msy arcouni i5r be son apt.ear.
ancs amorE thfm "A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25
Bryants Pad Items.

Mr. A. Trul has huils a 6ne stable on
his 49, ios opposite Stspb~n'. store. and
-'h I'D . model cottage smother year.
Csi'ia A Jsrl.oa 4. preparing 70 pat up
q argv hosse On Mao ~.
Trade has been very lively bere during
The Ps-s TO month. And .aree qusntitie.
% POsAioc. are being shipped IRON the
Statioo
Efforts src being rcnc-ei TO- the cree
iica q ssesu. will. -hieb p-cyBi-e. % bs
sucoessfui The proulinens men % he vi.
age sen to be Sorr nearly vnitsd N The
enterprise than ever befO-e. Il - some
'Asng .sry 'sseh needed ssa -sR add rr,at-
" 80 sss bs.'ss-' Of the place.
A Lodge Of Good Tenplar. has been IN
s'i'u'ed m this place 70 he known as M,.
Christopher Lodge. probably. The fol-
toufr- - a f1st ~ 80 S..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-10-25

Iee afs' sotios ofsrpoiatuent q o. g..
''-nee urfer ibs hsntrupf 80. sppes-. IN
'ur coiomns this ~ret Tbe ~hoie sssets
ia ihis estate iootup sif2. rLIe ths de-
manis sre stated 81 from s75 O. 2 fllO sseb
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
400 acres,

arc arabic and, Hith modrra'c out
lay upon them, would prove rs Jroiuc
tive aud profitable Il amy in the State
Ind,ptn3cnt Of the great water a1-
vantages aNrl,d hy the "atuNcnt Eiv-
ere there arc two valuable cstuarics. OF
creeks, binding upon the East aud West
Of those estates, both Of waich are cx
cclcnt icpo tories fnr . ,tcr- and abound
il season, in FISH, t Il HRAp ms
WILD FOWL, g..
Upon thc whole, ii is doubtul If an.
other trace in Southern Maryland ogcrs
Iincr inducements for the investment o
caWtai than this estate. 1t is located il
4 good and sthriity nciyhborhood, i
healthy, has good wafer upon T. is con
ycLient 10 Churches. Stores. Milly, &c,
aud lro,ucc may be shipped from 1t.
either hy steam or sail vessels. at tn
smail,~ = possible cxpsn~c II lbs within
i've miles OF the Chesapeake Bay aud Is
only about two miles distant from th,
proposed Washington and Point Lookout
Rail Road.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

No. ,.
I 'nSnmption Durable by DR..
SChcnck's Medicine. El

To CURE cNNStInprlOV H. ,
:, =, ~ we frrt2F'd ~ that The l"nss will heal
- - IN H=h 'hiS ihe h,1r a"d stomach must
:" " e '''ffl' 'i ahd an appetite created for sf>od
"'""'>'he loot, winch by these medicines wil
~ d'reSf ei prnperlv. and ,-;,,d t,.I,b, h,.,>t
n'rce lhns bul.ln. IN The ,,,,,,t,,,,,,e =
:, - ~ \ } MANDRAKE NJ PILLS clesnse
'"e S''''''ach a. al bst"nS or micous accun,ula-
""h'' 2H"' hv usiAS the Sea Weed Tome in
connection. ths anp,:ite - res,,ral
"|fi EN- y ) PULNoNtC SYRUP is nu-
u'"u> rs y sii rs medicinal, an !, by using thu
IN e' remedies, impuri les are expelled from
'hr ~ FS''ln, aud Food. who'esome blood made,
"t'rh "ld reael all disease. &c patients will
,'he theSe medicines according to ti, ections,
consumption very frequently NJ IS irs, stage
venus readily 70 their action. Take the pills
iie'l'i"nt y, 10 cleanse the irer. and stomach. -
II does not 'nllrw that because tire howe's are
h'' Nn>ttNe they are not required. for sometimes
"a di'rr' GA l1ey are necessary. The stomarh
must We kept htalil,r. ana an appetite crea,ei
t. allow The Fcimonic Syrjn to n; on the res
Ia"tarv "r.-raS Hrorerly anA alay any ,rrita-
H'n then ail tt3i Ie required to per orm /.
l,'ma''"i cur Is, ~ prevent taking cad EN-
r.t'-e a'.u' t'.e rooms aS much as possible, eat
# 'Hr irhc%t terj-- iat meat. came, and, IN
i.''' "rv'h.nr The apoet'te Graves buf bs
Particular and maStiere Vel.
Ian , ,-lNGI-lY.
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50l acres.


moro or loss.
They a1ioin each other and will be solo
separately, each tract possessing the same
natural advantages and each Lindiu. OF,
The patnxent River.
On .ca,.,h ~,v
~ ''''" '''''' Is "'h'o'l-
able fHi.UE UUELLING, .ULI7
y0t-cr C1,o,
~ SO 'V0" . AH' /IHE 4
bihN'S, sc. There arc 10 buildings
on "Bur,lctt's Neck"
These bands orc ho,,,;r,,,. ,,,
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'iruStce'S Sale of
PERSONAL PKlP1RTY.

pI virtue Of a decree of the Circus
- Court for Saint Mary'~ county, y, ar
Ing date Of the l1lh day of June. lS61.
the undersigned, ~ Trustee, will offer ut
public sale. on The promises. known n
Scotch Neck" i'll the patuxcut pl>tIic,
on
Saturday, the 18th day of July
next,
between the hours of 10 O'clock. m and
i O'clock. p m the following personal
property, To VII
l'csiallo Fish House;
/ Horse Power X Thrrehcr;
Reaper;
| Corn Shcllcr;
81 Curu Crl>hcr-:
| Tobacro Pr1';
lot OF Flows 4 Gears.
lct of Hoes;
Lot # Cultivators ::
| loot of Gang FLOWS; ! Rife Duck
Gun Lot OF S,iue Rope: ard such
other articles of personal ptcpcrty belong.
iur to james / Blackstone. as may bt
found on the promises.
The terms Ut SAFE, as prescribed ly The
decree, are cash.
JAS 5 DOWNS,
Ilu>t,e
june -. l>GI-ts
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

3~.o acres,

more or less
'"hi lanl lies Immediately upon the
Saint Nary'> ltiv,r, near is n'u'h, an!
directly oIpo~ite to Saint Mary's Scra;na-
ry. The location is one oi the lro:t,cs.
and most desirable in this scrtion Of tie
State, Il; hriny convenient 10 Strnmboa'
Wh.rvcs, Churches of various religion,
denominations. Stores, Mj'le. &, aud
very rear. 10y water, to Point lookout. -
Oysters. Fish, Will Fowl and Tcrr1pjnS
abound, lu >rn<on, in ti4e ali 'cvnt waters,
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

june -. l>6l is.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

have Als) IN connection with my ware
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Trustees.
June 20, 1SG7-ts.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-01-02
ERnHI NEW York
Mexican NeWs---Senli annual DiVi.
dendS Of the New York BaBks.-Her-
aids Specials 10y Gable, etc.

New YORK, Jan. I.-Vera Cruz dates
to the 18th ult bring no news of import
ance. The French indicate no purpose OF
evacuation. The custom-house ia still in
their hands. Two millions of specie for
France had arrived from TIE interior.
The semi-annual dividends of the New
York banks exhibit great prosperity. The
highest is that of the Broadway, which an
nounces twelve per cent; the Chatham
comes next with eight per cent Trades
mans seven and one-half per cent; the
Park, seven per cent. The other rates are
six and five per cent respectively, the only
one below these being the Phoenix, which
pays four per cent. The East River yields
the highest interest; the United States
Trust Company and the Farmers Loan pay
each five per cent; the Union four per
cent Some quarterly dividends are large.
The Bulls Head Bank pays four per cent,
with two and half extra, the Panama
Railroad six per cent; the Hartford and
New Haven and the Fort Wayne respect
lively four per cent. The Pacific Mail,
which has recently paid quarterly divi-
dend Of five per cent, delights its stock
holders with a handsome stock dividend.
The Heralds specials by the cable say
the contagration at Sydenham Palace broke
out at 2 O'clock in theEafternoon, in the
north wing, in the section devoted to tropi-
cal contributions. The Egyptian and
Ninevah courts were almost destroyed.
The northern tower was left standing. The
fire was extinguished after continued and
gallant exertions. Damage TO building and
contents is estimated at million and a
half dollars.
Trieste news, dated Athens, 24th, said
there was a cabinet crisis; government
affairs in Greece are in q troubled and ex-
cited condition, money 7ery scarce.
News from Corfu, dated the Goth, has
been received Advices state that four
British war vessels took on provisions after
being fully fitted out, and sailed immedi-
ately for Caudia The instruction in
which it Is supposed is fomented
from Greece, is progressing rapidly. The
insurgents have named Greek Colonel,
named Veil, as their leader
The Court of Appeals have decided the
excise law constitutional, and saws that the
Legislature has the power TO prohibit
or suppress liquor traffic altogether if
deemed necessary