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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26
Summer Resorts.

oIISTpyP ROARD DURING THE
months ssn be had sx ID pdsam ad
virginia InI sr HALL Gotham depot, Albsmarle
county, Va. --- -------: -
N7HE LIFTON HOTEL, OF Dry
Creek, West Virginia, Is Pow open nn6 Ras.
pared 10 ~ 50 por day and by the month an ar
ranesuent can bs made with the propIiss.m9rr. rn
1e27-1m o1IH- = - H -
ATURAL BRIDGE, HOC 56
" RIDGE COUNTY, VA.-PITMAN IL Co.
delightful and isshon baas
visited by thousands, is open this summer to
sill persons In search OF health, pleasure, and
GOOD living, as the proprietors are determined 70
spare neither pains nor expense IN giving saisfac-
ton to all. -, Y.L -
Ieangton, can reach this place every day by o
new line OF omnibusses, or by packet and coach.
Every facility will DO given parties to roach any
point at any hour.
and servants half price.
je22-3m PlThaa W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26

r OOK TO YOUR INTEREST!
DRESS GOODS MUCH BELOW COST.
will now sell nv entire stock OF SUMMER
DRESS GOODS at and below cost.
Dress Goods l have gold at &c., now selling at
l?tc.:
Solid color Beragas, very low;
French Organdies, very low;
Figured all wool Delaine at 35c.;
Lawn at lG3c. and upwards, and other Dress
Goods in proportion;
Bleached Cotton, lOc. per yard and upwards
A large lot Of Gents Undefshirts;
Cotton Hose for ladies and gents, very cheap;
Another lot of cheap Handkerchiefs.
JULIUS MEYER,
jy20-ts NO. 527 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26

| THE CLOSE OF THE SEASON ar
PREACHING, the large stock of the Clothing
House Of
No. LOOT MAIN STREET,
must be sold at once to make room for the s'o'h
now being manufactured and, to inquire THIS emu
In the shortest possible time,
UNPRsCE ENTED BARGAINS
SUMMER CLOTHING
nay be relied upon, and 1t is the determina'ioA -
the house that
NOT A SINGLE ARTICLE OF SUMMER WEAK
SHALL REMAIN ON HAND
If prices commensurate with the present h@iu
times can command customers and
insure sales.
Beautiful Linen Suits.
Chaste Duck Suits, and
EVERY FASHIONABLE STYLE oF GAhhhNiS
No. 1907 Main street.
Uy17-12tl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26
c7O OO0 WORTH SWIMMER GOODS GOODS

Clio OOOWoRR1TgHI SUMMER Tss ME- s GopDs
for he oh ear goods, and we still have on mana
iso pieces La WINS. fast colors, at 2oc;
as p'eces Organdes at 35c., worth tOc m. .
175 pieces bert Calicoes, one shilling, worm -oc.
50 pieces Bleached Cotons at 10, ~, To- ~ ana
% pieces Blaached and Brown sheetings at So
SIS, and 6oc. - oo
1900 yards Mozambiques and Baregss at 20c',
worth Csc. -, q.
very cheap; . o.
Swiss, Nainsook, and Check Muslns at %.
35 and 45c., reduced ice. per yard , -
Irish Linens at IS, so. IS, and a0c., worth 90,
G2} sT3 and Sl25;
Black silks at sl.75, sl.9o and 50, worth 81,
1926 and 50. 5o
las, below cost; o.,. s
Table Cloths, Napkins, Bed Quilts and
Towels at less ian cost;
Lace Collars and Edg,ngs, Cambria and sW v,Rs
Edginrs and Insertings, Corsets, Hoop skirs, Btp-
bons, Buttons, Embroidered Handkerchiefs, Eng
lish Hose Gloves, Hitts, and lots OF other gooas'
which will be sold at cost prices to close them ous'
ar WILLIAM THhLH1MEsS,
3l5 Broad street,
iy25 between Third and Fourth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26
gDeciGL Notices.

ky TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS
BONE DusT.-The Lodi N Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put IN new anu
expensive machinery, and are ready 20 spg Iw :
customers with warranted pure article o. - =
ROME that will drill perfectly well In machine
AZ as low rate az coarser bono is sold al. Ai"o'
puro FLOUR OF BONE, warranted TO analyse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent Oh 'e'''p'
OF three. cent stamp. nprry
DOUBLE REFINED PouDHETTs.
-. =, tho market. and Is by far the cheapest.
II ia eopposod Of the nigh. soil OF New York city
from which all Impurities have been extracted
n "a them deodorized, dried, and pulvcrized to
sopY Four hundred pouude OF this drilled in with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
rrorn.out soil. Price, s2s per ton. Apply to
TIE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
CO Courtlandt street. New York, or to
HOOE WEDDERBURN,
Alexandra, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26

ry THE REV. T. E. MARTlNDALE, OF
yewtown, Maryland, writes under date July l2th'
1857:
81 had almost ceased the use Of anything TOT
nv hair, as # did no good | was induced 70 ny
bottle of your CHAIFANT's COCO CREAM anu
now consider Il deprivation to be without It,"
For sale by all druggists. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26
MARRIED.

Bv Rev NJ Peterson q, Clay sr2st hsth msL.
tnn on M t.s MaRGARET c. LOVING.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26

From Professor Charles Martin, Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July /, 1857:
"The Double Refined Peudrette Is opsratin"
Ike charm on my crops, and attracting universaI
attention from all behodsrs. am ALREADY salts.
fed that It Ia the cheapest and suEest renovator OF
49,, VOW. ont soi,s.r jy 2s-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26

NET SPECIAL NOTICE.-THOMAs r. PRICE
Il co. will on tomorrow, July 18th, remove to
their new building, corner Eleventh and Main
streets. Their customers and friends will please
bear this in mind.
They take this occasion to return thanks to their
friends, who have so kindly sustained them for 30
many past years, and trust that, with more ell
gible position and increased facilities, they will
be better prepared to Eieet their wants In the fu-
ture.
jy 17-2w THOMAs X. FhiCh q w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-26
Groceries, &c.

TOUR BARRELS VIRGINIA CIDER
VINEGAR;
Lot PRIZE VIRGINIA HAMS, as good as sun
cured, at less price,
FRESH TEAs-Black, Japan, Tyson, and very su-
perior Gunpowder;
NEW FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR at loves!
market price.
jy25-3t Marshall street near Fifth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14


RArsTSe PrAE TEETs. Dr..Van Mons.
o. Belgian. has srit;en letter 10 = cor.
respondent Of m Magazine 81 Borticu'ture
IN which BE- describes a ncw mode al OBJ
taining pear trees. vh,ch n relisbIe. vii
result IN Increasing the number % trees
indefinitely. We sagges; TO al Who arc
transPlauting pear tres 20 make expert
meats according TO the process doscri6ed
below, as il vii cost little or nothing 70
10 -.
Bot htbe fact Be. a. he describes. WV
have not hundreds Of % Who have been dig
irg ap pear trees Cor The last twenty year.
and leaving portions % thei- roots IN the
ground. found them springinS up and raak-
ing hoe trees5 Let us try a. The d..
saws:
." nov propagate for myself and frsfi-
male friends the most choice varietirs Of
rea-s. whieh obtain by means Of the roots.
Not n single ore fad, IN this rev process.
It's i@nAieriAl IN ~hat nsuner they are
Get OFT This method I discovered accident
". IN consequence Of some roots on which
j Intended % graz other kinds Of par. be-
ing thrown on tbe ground ADD covered With
a "a &c earth. 20 preserve them until usea
for tat Parpose. and Which we're io.t .i-ht
Of and forgotten until The next spri,-.
when al Of them sent up stocks. which. 4,
The autumn. were a. tall a. tho.e 80. a
from the seed Otto yesrs' eroufh. Tiev
- Il
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

BL,cE KSor. y u. waish. Editor ol
The Prac'icsl Entonoiogist. in stating that
black knot 10 nothing Bat a. a.scmbisee a
rninute fungu.ss. say. thst n kind that IN.
fest the Pisun j. a distinct species from that
found on the cberry, and h. cites several
Instances IN proof. vbcre trees staniiinr
~iihin sshort distance -erc wholly unafs,s.
81. aithough The pores scre liable % b.
bioEn IN prof1sion from one tire 20 ano,b.
er. He also states that To- black knot on
tbc chokecherry and sd black ehcrrv az
iers IN species from The klot uhieh suact,
the cuifivsied cherry.
lCourtry senticuun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

IrE>ss FEoN ruE y. +. FsKNER. Il IS
ssgceSied by " &. Strong. ard u. :
Dewey in he New York Hcrtieulfuri.t.
thai rid cedar posts nay protect gr1pe vines
framed around then iron nildc- Col.
Dewey. says his vines trained On these post.
have been exempt frosn uilde~ and insects
AMI those --o~inr nearest 20 the 20; have
surpassed 0ihers IN general healiLislincss
Of appearance and P-od1c;ivcrrss.
Dr. Lenain. states thst earbonie acid Va
For viii kili sies. ants. Ecr. bugs. ticks.
aeari. musqsitocs. ApLiles. batter hie.. ear
vigs. vooi Ice. oockchafers. crutipcdcs
oiher iusecis 81 tbs SIZE. bat Il dos not
seen 20 at ioiuriously o. animal. la-rer
than rice Il possesses also most uondcr-
iai properties a. disiaiccsAni. and Vas
used wiih encoursring results IN treating
The cattle plague in Eaglandl
Tie Farmer Club. a. Little Falls. v.
Y. IN a late Discussion were nearly unani
Hoss in the opinion "a; !; does not paw 20
r1ise ioots on = large scaIe ior cattle feed
I--7-N 49, - AANaAIr az II -
whose opinion was not Controversial.
thouShi that eafiy cut hay-grass. cut iust
As q ~as coming INTO flower and NIGEL,
esred.-vas the best. a. vel a. The cheap-
ct. food for milrh COWS IN winter.
Z. A Leland says IN TIE Counsry Gen
tleman. that the main roots Of the thistle
run horizontally deep underground. When
digging oeliars, be has found then plenty
three or four iost hciow The surfacr
Irouhiesorne a. ths tors are. be rr-ar,ls the
roots a. coed suisoiiers. AMI thc piant A.
great auaeiorator ofthe sol. lie hasseea
nothing vhich restores the vorn soil o. th-
siate e -as in jast after being cleared.
Ike The Canada thistle.
An esPorieaoed grape gro-cr o. lar
lord. CT. CD Dewey. SAYS in tie Horti-
euiiurist. thar BE- thinks rnsny Of the Us a
vine gro~ins arr directly frsoeabie 20 The
restraint Plaord upon oar free gro~ia- "a
tive varieties. He asks. arc not oat sreTiis
e. TOO procus'esn. snd our ulefho8. % cen
hneucni TOO ugidg Does Lub ard sprs,
have fair ehsncc a. fsu nssurai d~veIop-
mentf lie hooks upoa motor - neccs-
sary element N healthy vegetation Of al
krnis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

fEarUEEs 90 PEEFEcr ASruar. A
Perieet breeding o. feeding animal should
have q ane exPression Of countenancc-milf
serene and expressive. Il sboald b. fne
in ne ooue. Va cieaa uuxxle. ard = tail
Ike rats. II sbouid BE- short on TIE iers.
and not eve-necked. II shoul4 h,v- .
small, vell-put- on bead. viii +. nr.-,,,.,,
eye q shouh have skin not TOO ,t,et -o-
TO hin. covered with fns. silky h,s--,,
the touch Ike lsdy's glove; u should 3.
strai ghi-backei; ~cll ribbed ID and vel
rihbcd hone the hook bones should not
be Zoo vide apart A ui1e-hookci animal.
esPeciaiy Gov afer calying. always has q
vacancy bciseen tbe book and fhc tai. and
~Ant Of the 1osi vaiusbis psrt Of fbe car
case. level line sboaH run from the
book 70 tbe tai The ouiEne os-ht % b.
such tbat u tape . stretched from a..
fore shoulder 70 the thieh. snd from n.
shosidcr along III bsck 10 TIE susrr-;ty
there. The line should be- close. urb =,
vacancies and The lne sbould hn ui,bouf
= VOID from The book 10 the tai. Prom
sbouider-biade % TIE hcad sboud b. usu
hiisd up; a. ve say-good 10 the ncok
ven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

'tFpsr. go Court of Frufafs heid a
fsrt. Elthfa ed g. a. raunfs ~ sesrd. -
f1r ~ larsiaF ~ Nae q. ISL.
hNAN RAW -ON sfurrlsfr.sfar 81. a. -.
II u $50 ~ q eye W Llru~u fsf- II Tf.~ot-
fiassf RI sd olaufv. trreas-f tas - So
srufri - hasi srrueaf "a aiaraasfrsfsss n ~
esfafs pi 49, a-~ssl a o. sl.-srrr a1f 49, ~
fsfFsfr arrcerf srsfrsf ESQ rsfsfs.
'irf~rsf fhaf ~ 800 staaasi' rirs go ir~ -
aH r~fsraf iaferfsfff iF -aus q r.s of 90. o.
- o. p ru.ttshrf rhrrr ssfts s-rrrssirsis o.
U b. htt.rt hraia.raf rriafrf sI PERI. fkaffkss
uaF apr-ar at s Froiats Corfuo o. 49, at rsl.
ia eel rauHff. nn a. trrf Tnfrtaf af Lee
81 40 81 So rarsr faay 49, lave 80 ths
ssar shsrif a.i u silssf
" WOonHI I.frs.
fruf rsrT-affesf = ffoaus R~risa~r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

y Office 10 h~rslr EIrsa ihsi ~ As.usi -
y of iuf~rnsi E~Fsna- rsN~s o. lei 81 Cd.
-rs..ae Ha.~rtiou Disfrprt 81 10 Sfsf- a ~ asus
~ irra roul1slItrtfa 80 20 ca rrtssr art 49,
] -iu sffsai ta rr--frr - sss- af ths tsIl5-rsr
iiu.~r rr-t l.css. ~
lhase assra-rt sa Aairescaggis Clanfy aaI -
fa-ns FL Esess-it. Ii~trus. 49, Wsrf.sI 81 -
tial-r ln - l-faa. fr-n a. fea 80 r -~nfg-
5000 Az 81 11re. t-f1.
a. a-srssrl on Frnrkiia' C....fv. ~ th- oL
ecs ~. HansItsi H~irh-r fn Fsraiart.a. 81.
~ tisseuth 80 Tsrilh days de-. t-e7
IT, assessei ra ne Cosnfr of ~ar.tat.ur. =,
a. -arstshar ual.-s. aa 60 Fourl-errh 49, B a.
tr-1fh tsys a. Juae I-e1
Tha-s ss--s-~s is Orers C.ssfr. sx~-.s "a.
to~us 81 hurte~ii. iislrea ss.i Hsftt-f - a..
AnIiIossrrfr Nnu-r n tl.sfrli 90 ~ o. rht..r. \
90 ri Jsar lei. IL % Chaalisr lioa.s - ia
81. - ~ N'a-tfrarh a. "a -. issT 81 80
ONisrf Ill., - frfet-sfH e. 10 2i-f g. III 80
l-e4 ed 81 30 80 hou-s Nor~sf. 81 ths
q d. of Jar-. Isl
Ihr rroFlsiaes ,f - 81 - sfrarfig erisr--l
-raraef aI deirnFu~afs naI psfirr thsir tss~s d.
-ccssrdaucs 500 80 si-lse nafics
=. LNFORD. Csr-ciar.
Lrsisfar. Nar - tss1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

The SorksH BU0. Tie season q
squa.hes i fast arProaching. In time of
peace prepare for va. TIE squash bag
makes i,s ApPear.nes in May and June.
The frst indicAiioa we have oftheir having
commenced their depreciation. Is here snd
there wither~d leaf. ~hirh l. sure SIGN
ofthcir frat Appearance A soon a. this
= noiiced. 20 into the patch and turn over
TIE inferred leaf. and you will End = snail.
vhitish. hairy bug. eating the leaf. q an Of
fensive smell G---T ;ssa with tbe hard
AMI kii then; no matter Il yoar hand l.
stained. Then tr-n over al the leaves. snd
you ~ili End clusters Of eggs-small. brown
not larger Than the bad q PIN. Take
an cd case knife. snd scrspe them OF. snd
N a short time al vin be hid. Also
near the roots % TIE plants. voc ~in snd
large black bug. or often to Of thee. al
herin< 'oscther-kill them. ard by little
Alteration. the plants csn he sooa nd ofthc
boss. The Sun hAfches the exrs.
rCor. Cosnfry Gentleman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

AeErcurruEE Study . essential 20 the
highest success % Agriculture. and farming
ought 20 rank ,ssong the learned profess
ION. a. a seid ofintcliecsaal iAhorand eniov-
meat. II i beautifully aisp,ed % the
wants cf r'ea- The general laws q vece-
tA5is growth are 80 sinPie that fhey can be
underwood by nan in a lO~ STATE Of civiliz,-
ton when the wants ars lev and they arr
also 80 complicated and nicsly balanced N
their higher rclaiions that thy require al
The story. wisdom AM skili q the highest
civilized society. IN their quantiiy. and
quslity. The demands Of such state % So
ie'y. We s-d then. m the very b.. ;nnin-
plants adapted 20 mar As an inseIiccsual and
physical bsing. by their unlimited po-er
Of improvement they are sfted % call on,
forever rs mental activity. AID by thi.
very ro-cr % improvement tbev ar fired
TO grahfy bis incressins desires a. he al
vanccs in eiViliruioa. rProL Chadbosrne
o. wiiiiAns' College
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14


We reeently were grstised ~ifh an IN
terview ~iih MAJ G. A Hastings. ate 81
che 18th Me. Rsgizeni. Who has been resis-
ing Tor two OF three years in Georgia. and
for year past ms been extensively ensag-
cd IN oultivAfing a large plantation. His
answers % oar Inquiries have much weight.
coming a. they do from ore Who has an or
PortunIty Of bearing The workings Of the free
labor system. His plantation consists Of
eight hundred acres devoted chiefly 90 corn
and cotton. and employing On an average
Abou, forty hands. except in harvesting
when the number Vas much increased. The
price Of isbcr TO the ferjzen 49, from
twelve TO fifteen dollars per zOnfh and ra-
tons Labor vas cheaper no- 70 tire plan
ter than When slave labor was en- ploycd. .s
then all the expense Of the fausilies devOlv-
ed On the planter. Nov The freedmen as
sumo the support Of their families. The
freedmen work ehecrfslly and are excellent
help IS a general rule. especially when they
feel assured % their paw. SO sffaehed had
n majority Of The Majors help become 20
him. that they wanted 20 hire out With hin,
~ long as they lived. Ia that part Of
Georgia. some Of the plaaters are arrAns-
ing to build church and srhool-bou.e IN
one. and hirs n teacher for them az their
own exP' nse In the norshcrn ?. 2 ions OF
the State ire negroes are leaving for the
more southerly States. The lands there arr
more worn oct. and the planters cannot az
ford 70 hire laborers 70 sdvsntage.
With mary persons the last year has been
disastrous one The corn and cotton
crop vas snail and vas cultivated AZ a s-rcaf
loss The tendercy q the system % frye
lAbOr seems to indicate that the negroes
VII gradually move towards the more south f
eriy portions OF the Union. ami thai the
more noriherly Of the late slave States vii
be cultivated BY Waste labor to a consider
able extent Natural lass arr stronger
than the laws o. man in rcgulaiiag BIS AZ
fairs. and politicians vii LcAra the tact
sooner or later N a eOuntry like tbs where
men will think for tbenl.elvcs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

OHFosp. ss-At Cert ~ Pfof,s - 49, nt
f-fts rtfhlu 80 80 ~ Cau1fF 81 Osf1ft
- ~ rerstss 81 Me- 4 - l-17
IohN u rtfuM~. afaasatstrntar - ths -
~ ttts 20 Lrrss z. thaaas taf~ e Frs~surr g.
sd oaartg. trors-ct. hasiag pr-sea-e.i h,. f-sl
rcoaasi 81 stuiastrstian 81 he ssiste q SD o.
c-a-~rI c. aro-sarr.
of-rrsd. fh.i thr ssia Alafa'r giss asiics
q" f-fs'as iaier-sard. ~ eausi.E rtpf 81
49, ortrr to - t.f.f.-h-s fhr-~ ~rk $500.
n - ~ Otiart Ds'.scfsf priatet 81 Parus. thst
49, asy arp-ar af Probate Co.rt e. h. hslL q
Loves ta $50 Cssafs Sc 49, az 81 -.
$50 ~ go o'risrk ia fhe sfi-t n..1a. 80 49,
rsr-- q 49, 80 hsss. - ths ssns sha-id 90
D. a.a.arI
r. ". WOODBURY. Jig.
a tru- crpg-aitssf. = IosHs Esrtsfrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

Tie foloving toast 80 given % a print
er's supper. he Prlnier-independent
a. wool savyer's clerk. proud a. Locif.r.
poor a. JOBS turtev. and the perronif-
oation 81 intciiigenrc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

= red string should Re tied around TIE
sarl.e.' ears q corn and kspt f0r seed. Try
IT, ooys' s"e 80 fyour corn nsxf year l.
not earlier than year ns,rhbsr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

nan in Nev Yort out . rn.s,l,o 81
uark from . sheep that bal died. sr.l a.
earying i to days put e INTO tbs ear of
a healthy sheep. whieh tie.i IN u.-ee Isv,
o. ~ thinks from ere ear msrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK.
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res-Hy 49, rafuftss. af a'eioek q. NJ ant
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49, ~sfustss. - e'cloct q. ~.
Tuese s~-s~i- 80 e-t-t ~ -ith Sc seooa,oda
ifcas iei pssseagcrs .uskrs this thr u,ostsussdy.
sas ace ca-aisftahle restr 70 trasrirf - -esu
Rec. 80 o.. c-bia passsre. - 90 Ne.is~s
Coed. $50 srdri ~ thi. To- 90 ed rfo-s Me-
irsai. Osst~c. hsngsr, b.th. Aagu.ts E..ig.etl
anf -. Iaha
-happesars F~I-~sfcdio seed thrir Fr~ighfts
80 ~f-sa,sr 90 safiy a. 3 2. ~. ca - a., ths
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-14

OsFesD ss.-Ats Cert n Frshst- hsii g.
fAris sithia a-i 60 - Ceu-fy - osf,rs. o.
~ - Tucstay ~ Mas a. n. t-6f.
Vo>LfH A NIL. r.. usuari ss~cstor II =
~ certala taEtrurn~ut purpcrttag a. - tke 80
~tt .sd sest-u,~us 81 Js--ph a. htn bte "a d.
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