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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-09
SOMETHING NEW.

VINGARI BITTERS, preventive of dis
III ease. and cure for various complaints,
has no superior For sale by W. EBY.
May Q, 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-09

lTASONIC TEXT BO0K.-We have just re-
ceved the Sd Edition Of the Virginia Text
Book. and are prepared to furnish Lodges and in
dviduals with any number of copies they may want.
Nav Q. 1867. CAMPBELL 4 MASON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

reconstruction. The papers generally through.
the South appear 70 adopt our plan, for
4 be Presidential candidacy in 1868, With enc
NAMES Of General Grant and General Lee on
the ticket for President and Vice President:
That is the most sensible thing they could
do. There isa spell in.sueh a combination.
which will unite both North and South, ends
bring our: complications to -a'speedy issues In
that single sentence thesa is -nose to assure
foreign ,aatiohs thai. the end Of ,our existing
inhamopious condition and the solutionssof,
,our troubles can be reached, than in the most,
logical arguments that could be used. ~ ~
l.rtAnd now that the question Of reeonstrec-,
ton is approaching'a settIepent, when: sig.'
very, the primary cause of the rebellion, is
abolished. and the rebelfan has gone whit
to the tomb of the Cautets, and the: South
ern States are on tt. road tosaccept-the in
evitable necessitiassof Che hour, what is the
use of retaining the leader Of the rebellion in
custody any longer? jeff Davis is perfect
ly harmless. He can do no mischiefif set at
Large on his parole to answer any charges that
may be brosg ght against him. Congress shou!d,.
pass resolution requesting the
President to release him. Such q measure
could do no possible harm. On the contrary,
it would do much toenceurage the good spirit.
which, in.spise of the remnant OF political
fire eaters left IN the South; is evidently now
beginning to prevail there. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
BENNETT ON REcoSsTEucrioN-Mn. DA


BENNETT ON REcoNsrEucrioN-MR. DA-
vrs.-The Herala, of Saturday, has ,he fol-
lowing characteristic article:
The tendency of public feeling all over the
South is mariiestly in favor Of being what
we call reconstructed that is, accepting the
terms proposed by Congress as . means. Of
coming into tue Union, taking their place as
States in Congress, and exercising such in
fluence as their numericalrepresentation may
command. We learn from Virginia that the
Legislature of that State, for example; has
received with general satisfaction the order
of General Schofeld assuming command un-
der the new military bill. From Georgia,
North and South Carolina, Mississippi, Flo
rida and Alabama, we also hear that the late
secessionist5 are.Sbecoming convinced that
the vote Of the negroes VII bs rather favor:
able than hostile to their particular vieWs of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

. Tread lieAdy-,sis soldiers grave.
a lonely, mossy nlound-, -.
And YET, TO hearts like mine and thine,
/. It should be holy ground. Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
The soldiers t4rave.


:. Tread lieAuy-eis a soldiers grave.
. a lonely, mossy nlound-.
) And YET, Is hearts like nasns and thine
2: It should be holy ground <. =,
Speak ,soesy-lot no careless lapgh,
~ NO idle, thOughtless .jess
Escape your lips where sweotly sleeps
The hdro IN his rest.
For him 90. reveille shall bpat.i ~: 70.
When morning .bsightshall come;. :.
For .him,at night, no tattoo rolls -.
| As thunder from the drum; o..
!! Ne eosslynarblo;mGrks.tho place,
,,, Recording deeds Of faude,S :.
Il But rudely on thnt bendingtrse
Is carved the-solaier;s p hsfae. "
a name-not dear to ds-bus .h!
,Thcte may 30 lips that breathe
That npme as sacyedly and low =;
~ iAsprayers' at dsacteFe.'>
: Fheremay~bo brors that wear. him
And Ssafss .as that make this lonely grave
=; a holy pilgrim shrine.
gbere may bs eyes thai ieypd to gssa
= With love into his own,
. Now Koeping midnight VIgils long,
With silent. grief alone.
.Thsro.may be hands now clasptdiu prayer.
6: This soldiers hana has pressed,
:. And checks washed pale by sorrow'' tears,
q His own cold checks caressed.
: Tread Nghtly-fdt amsn bsqusathed,
Epe laid beneath this sod,--
: I /: His ashes to his native land,
~. His gallant soul TO God.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
H- II OlVhHEH
Maior General Commanding.

TasRlDLr CASE OF HYpSoruqnf1::-7Gh:a De.
troit Uaon furnishes the details Of a most
.heart-rcnding case of hylropaobia in ;has
vicinity. a Aslort time since'a daughter Of
Alfred .Wo. druf, who resides in the town Of
Greenied, .abaut seven miles foui the city,
was slightly bittel, by a dog and for day,
or two complained of the pain caused simply
by the bite The sore partially healed over,
however, and no more attention was paid TO
the matter In a. short time, however, the
virus which had been com Inunieated by the
dog to her system commenced its deadly
work, and the poor suffering child scon be-
came raving mad. Her cries were hcaytrend-
ing, aud her appeals for death, for Anything
to . end her torture, frighthl. Everything
that science and skill could do was 'iorc
for the little one, but there she lay upon Ecr
bed of anguish, bound with cords, suffering
what 10 human can describe, yet ev;aciug in
her madness adesire TO injure eeyen those who
loved her best. (
Her sufferipgs were too much for human
forbearance, her agony too great to allow even
her fond parents to witness. it, and The CUES.
tion arose, how shall this be endcd7f After
q long aud painful consultation, The corlclu-
sion Vas arrived at that the best and most
humane course to pursue was. to put an end
to the poor sufferers life. Who Can picture
the feelings of the dear little ones fiiends as
the announcement, was made that size must
die? Who cah Imagine the rejoicing of the
soul Of the poor one, as it was released from
a worn AMI tortured body !, The only effect
ual and easiest means offending her trials was
decided to be suff cation, and while she was
in one Of her worst parox xysms, was seized
and smothered to death. Though to some
this may seem harsh and cruel, yet in e1r es-5
limation it was far better course than 10 al. :
llg the little, one TO live in pain. anguish and
agony l9r . few short Iou.s,. = suffering trep
the pains spa anguish 9ea'ntQld bells, md a.
last die in misery. 's... eses'.l - 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03
AUGUsTA HOTEL.

yzy41s POPULAR HOTEL has been renovated,
Il painted. and put in complete order, with
determination. on tho part of The proprietor to
make it FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
Mr.. S. M.JONES has chief control, and will
be recollected BY our Southerrfriends rs the for
nj CIR proprietor Of the AMERICAN HOTEL, du.
ring the War, in Richmond, Va, ana will be glad
10 SEQ his old friends, promising them "FIRcI-
MA WgLconE.", Every effort will be made to
give entire satisfaction. A call is solicited. Terms
f'A'0gaP.' s. N: J0NEs, 'Proprietor.
/ 6urusta. Jan. q i,sl-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

aGris," of the Cincinnati Times, tells a
melancholy story Of one Of his acquaintances
who peri,hed in the attempt to color an OBJ
slinate mccrschaur. He was found sitting
in his chair lifeless, and with D rich, dark
brown complexion, while the meerschaum was
as white as the sea foam from which it Is
named. The pipe had colored him!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

MI kentucky, like Wisconsin, pays. its mem.
bo.s of the Logisture in gold. This is only to q
very limited extent return to specie payments,
and, as we have before remarked, is the old story
gold for the ofico-holdors, and paper for the
people. 1...,-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-04-03

Reconstruction in South Carolina. =
phe following general orders have been is-
sued by, Gen. S;ckles, on assuming command
nf this danartmant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

Buried in The Snow.

A -oaderiul story 70 Lso tod az one
Elisabefi Hoodcock. who wss huried in the
snow. near Cambridge. England. on thc
~ Of Februar,. 1929. vhcrc she rruaaincd
eight DAYS and nights. She vas taken out
alive. bat so,ne-hat iroKcn. and lived until
the i3ih Of the following july
In mountainous regions In Europc. anaouc
The Alps. Tor in-'anc~. and it j. quite prob
ably among the Rocky Mountains 81 our
own country. ssosr slifcs occur. ~hirh some
shines cover large tracts. overwhelming
everything IN their course. a. dad The land
side in the White Mountains
On the l9ih Of Marrh ls.-,. a smal clus-
ter q housss a. a place ca,icd Bcrgcmotrt-
20 in the UPPER valley % Stura. as cuiiryiy
overwhelmed b. too vast bodies 81 snow
that tumbled down from a neishborins
mountain. Several bouses were cnguiph-
ed. in uliCh ~eTe t~eriy-iwo persons IN al
covered With a bigk mountain q sno~.
Great ef0rts ~erv made % rvscse them but
without success. unii' on ne 18th day 81
April. Girfy sorrs DAYS after they we're
buried, the astonished laborvrs heard
feeble CRY Of o. help. M brothcF,- \ lar-~
opening ~ss then made. when Joscrh
RochiA went down AM found has wilc. alive
who's ace was about a.. a sister thiriy-f,e
and daughter thirteen Years ed. Thee
werc raised on their shoulders % men above
who pulled them up a. If from the grave.
and 90 wasted thai they appeared Ike skel-
Ctons- boy six y,aIs OF bad died.
Al these PERSONS hapQcncd 90 Dc in
Stable where there we've ga goats. an as.
and some fosls- On looking out. the Yife
preceived an avslaucbc hrcaking down. ran
back into the stablc. aal az got into IRE
rack and nasrccf. IL three inmates thc
mass descended and thc root broke over
their heads. but the man-cr vas under tie
main prop Of the stable asd rvsisicd The
weight Of the snow above. The sister hai
fifteen ebestnuts iu her POCKET. tvo o. Oh
goats gave milk. a. . by great fl l-ts tacy
got hay from over th-ir beads for them. an
thus sustained their lives. Daring the
Whole ihirty-seven day. tacy az no; one
ray OF hrht; yet Tor abouf fwrniy DAYS
they had some notice oi night aud day from
growing Of The fo-ls. until The lai'cr died.
All these facts were related anl sttcstcI
on the 10Th oi May. Is5S. the ncNt month
after the persons were cNluua-d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22
The Greafeau.e ofHuman mL.trr.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

LABOR Many sermons have been art
ten on the 90 dignity of labor. An mach
pains has been taken % pcrsaade youns
men that u = % di-nifrl- 90 roll up ih,ir
sleeves. and toll and sucai IN DIRT. ia.
any one been persuaded that tbs i 81. true
preachin-. and. II 50. has be been prompt
ed by Is to 90 % works ~. No nan
ever worked becaasc OF thc dignity OF labor
and the Argument may as wcu be drop
ped. d.
Most men work from necessity. or ulai
seems 90 them SOL shouM work be-
cause It Is their defy Th,. =. M wori-
Duty. u - due 90 himself. his friends
HIS country. and above an. 70 Him ~to
gave The faculties and ihe poser 60 vork.
that every Wong man shoail lake bold a.
once Of that which iirs before h.m, anI o.
II With bis might
We ike therefore. iLc preaching of Gov.
Wm- Smyth. % Virginia. uL3 in o., speech
~ tbe Farmers Convention % Kichu.ord
Is reported as ionovs; Whcu De go
home after the var. b. hound citizens a.
the village Standing 90 tbe corucrs al the
streets. the young men idie-bui d. f--
minded them Of their duty. ne told them
81 thcy coull not earn a dollar day tl,n
thcy ought 90 take lr.s. al they would
have tbe consolation II knoving they had
done tbcir duty. That va ti- princip'c ~
This Is indeed tbe " princiP.c. the very
beginning Of al right dong. that a tilne
b dore lse-rse BE- orfLf fo De- ,.ore.
America Farmer. Mar land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

\ NuL,cE BrEuD ~ ~ Icr >Iinr.
cliigcncr rrachcd Montreal on Thurs.
dsy 81 an icc-sbove. causing vcry SERIOUS
results. 81 -. Rcris. an Indian village.
sixi, uli.'s up thc ~ Iavryncc. az the
Ameriran frontier. The icr showed over \
large pc-;ioa 81 TIC village. subn,cr-ins if.
IL occurred duriuS thc night. ana ne con-
sfernsfiou j. descrihcl a. drradfsi Some
Of The villagers oiim,-e-l uF Art lodged IN
trees. Macy had nothing to at for a
Whole day. The lulians. "a o. saii. have
lost their all. snd arr hing on straw with
cut any covering. The drgrvc o. misery
cau.cd hy such food IN u,il-uirter can
scarvri, be realized, and a. apFea, Is made
for heiP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

IHE CoLoErp No9lR. D. Ohio. a. d.
vel Ano~n. co,olcd us~u. 90 lc.. tLan haii
AhIcaH blood. arr votcr.. The pcmocraf.
oct oi mere spite. make point. generally.
at challenging al saca ,o,ers A. Meas.
a. the rvccnt election. ualafto soldier
~ lad lo't an Arm IN b attlc for she oil
tias ~as challenged by Democratsc draft
sreak. ~hcn thc soldier. hoii,ng ur d..
slump oi a. arm. rrtorted. ID. Noa lil net
dare CD ehal.cn-r me on thc baitlc-CsiI 81
ihis iouch~d thc ohaiienssr in a sore .r.st.
AMI Del retired 90 oonfa.ion -Dctroa Po.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

SOUTHERN CLAIMS. A r~osnt cecision
oi Attorney General Stanberry. thai a par
don entitled a man 20 he considered LOYAL
IN the settlement 81 ciaims. and the alacri-
~ With which southern rebels werc hasten
inc 90 Obtain payment Tor damages done bs
Unitrl Ststes forccs IN The South during
The -sr. have led Congress to prOhibi, The
payment OF claims arising from such D.
sfruction Of property. The necessity for
snch lesisiaiion may be inferred from q
statement in a recent washing,on ietter that
there . a southern railroad president 81
the capital nov With claims vhich b. feel,
certain Nil YET b. good. ard 80 espresso,
hin~ct alter communication Nth ~
Whue House. The claims covering rrut,
Tor h. road duung The tern % its occupa-
fion. reuts for III locomotive aud car. 80
ed and destroyed. AMI 1amsccs for. The
war and tear 90 the rails 4 sincic item
of his clam Is t-cnty-fve dollars rcr dsy
Tor The use 90 the loccmoiises caPturcd-
Isking this a. q bssis Cd; caiculaiion. AMI
ryftring % Gen. Csiicms rvPort giving
the uuintcr Of ioconofives taken. and the
term Tor ~hicL thcy ~ere used. and Il ap-
r-ars that fhc slio~.us Of such a claim ~ill
Gust the tsovcrnulent e ass. 80 for loco
motive, sione sra this woali probably -
ihc Smallest item In The settlement Of the
rairnad acrouut. The items for & noes De-
siroyed ~ouid resolve itself into paving Cor
about half the wool burned IS THE armies
Tor iour yesrs. The item of fora-r used is
almost bcyon computation. and 81 an ,hc.e
and ott.r ihinrs used or destroyed b. thr
army we're 10 b. pad Or ihc sum total
wouh De- Immense. and might cNccrJ our
na'ional lcbt -Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

lNfutrrrraI >rrEEioErTr 80 Pen
TIE in;c..ccfsai anil scientific ssrer.or.iv
oi hsh j. sosched ior in tlc fsrt ihst no
'in-ic instance az a Submarine t,le-rapLi-
cable beng injured by a Ga % any kind 20
s'Fe hasyei occurred. Ercry crcailrc -i,h
has fcrs FROM o.. 81 fhaf ,t far. ra1-i bet.
Ter Than BE -ire ou iani ia Ia,iia. ub-re
the monkeys are r,rsualcI tLat the polo,
AMI Zines A. crccei far tbcm io use ia
synnasiic exercises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

= i. Snow. oi Biakchsrgh. Iowa. uses
a heap corn shelter. Borr an inch ana
hall hoic throush t~o-inch plank PIT
les 90 ilc plank. making a stool about a.
high a. char Over the hole in tie
plank lrn's nail plate q iron abost an
eighth 90 an iuch iu thickucss. and Nth
hole ilroueh The centre a the plate. Just
large enough 90 admit tire passage 81 a corn
cob IhrouSh this hole. uiih small
wooden mallst. the ears 81 corn are 90 d.
dn'~n- Ili' 'nschiuc. simple a. is -. -ili
she'll very clean. and ~ilh .olbic or TRIPLE
The cspcd,iiou OF hsni Smelling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

srnawnrEHY EAi-ISc. A strar5crrs
grower writes The Ottasa Repabhcan coa-
eerning BIS suoccss in che culture oi ihis
fruit In AP'ii. i-C5. he planted an are
q Wilson's Albany Seeding cu bottom
land on which corn had Icrn groun f1r
twenty years. If vas plou-heI anI bag.
ro~ed once and no manure appiiei. Ihr
p'ants ssrc 80 IN ross. Eve fcet ara-f. and
to iest distant in The rovs Lines al
d~ari Pears AM York csbbsecs rcrc ru.-
usaicd betsccn a. plants Tie srarbcr-
~ plants commenced hurin- on che sfh of
June last and contiraed t.u u,e s.fb .hs-
the berry business US played OF - III.
resuh "a ibc sale of l0- tush.i. i-.-. ,b,
acre ofground. besides what ul. oorsa-..l
By ihs family. f1r an Aggregate ofs78i.lo
Pad ior picking s69.l2. having as ce ret
proceeds Of ths scre 5000. CO the a.
Proach Of ~intcr ihc plant. were ieti'g rov.
sred -ith oai strau Aher dcIacting Hh-
orally Or m cost Of plants and setirr
them cot. aad other inciientsis. this rcsur
-ouid seem % indiesfe q very LanIsome
press On H. Investment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22
DIR. CLOCKS
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

SCOT vhirh b. be IN climnc1s to ths
great dagger 81 i'ic ard property. isamosi
poverill i-rtiIter ard ,ioaiI De- Turned %
eool aecoant or th- feH o- garden
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ier ~ll make poverial hIs.d Manure.
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garden segetabies orfoot crors. g. eitbsr
a ii8ail or solid state BE- r-skes a. errrllrn,
iop-iressinE ior erass OF cereal crops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22
PORTLAND AND NEW YORK.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

A corresr.ondeut q the County Ccutie
man ~ho has. this year. 100 busbeis 20
neans % fed Co BE- sheep CONSIDER, ihen
-'ri" equally a. rlaeh a. corn. lle 49,. Be-
D. ncccss,ry Co feed carefully az fr.f. n,t.
inE in some lighter Fed. un ths sheep o..
come acrustoucd OBJ then. a. bans vii
eios 'lom sooaer tsan any gam be- ever
used
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

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80 flar. ~ rra~urrag ali arrrs.arr 20 srt
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u lsrEsrst ErFrsrE ~FaErs RH-
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-22

a Ie~elier IN jersey Cny. No t,5,t,.,
o00 worth of BIZ wares stolen g.. -
early year ago. recently d,.rors,.s
early Tie vhole Of Be- ata Cbur,h "a,
'bere g -as beng disposed Of =, lottery
lhs Managers said % hsd been cent % theu
~ so"e unkno-n person. 9TH q reqasst
inat g ~ soii ior the benefit Of ibe rbs-ch.