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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

The Narvh Tsrm for Oxford Counts
corn 'nenrcd &C. sessions on Iarsiav Won
q. " Wares - ttc Iasiirv l.rvsent.
IT, ~ az provides that tesfiua 1ny nav
D. taken ~ a phonsiic - porter. Ma !
II. fuisifer. - Auhuru. has been sppsfui-
"a f1r ihis term IL o. svorn otso.r
ani 81 40 furnish a verbatim copy ofau che
Testimony in thc case. 81 sci a. The char-s
81 che Ilt-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

DEtssri. Erufves Posterss.-.sn-.
tneiler ai VI koairsen's readings. 81 che
Court House. Iharilar evcniar. itfh Ell.
so a. Sob Pare. Mou.iay cseninr. l-th.
o. rresenfs an entirely 49, rrorrtmme.
esrsrf that is proposes 81 rspeat The
Bells. ,n place 81 the ciosing piece We
reel oriy ssy to these vho Lase roi beard
ST. D. ihat o. readings are renler,I IN
god taste. AL s.ih che ski.l thar ia.ii-ats,
ihoroash kaosislsa oftis pfineipls &
his az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

ffErs. We learn thsi ~ hoa.s Of Are
e. Caii-en. % Cr,ea~ood. took 6,s o..
ihe lsih oi Jan-ary. an q vent oct it.elf.
dong damage o. The anouss ofslo.
Aso ihai tho d-eli,rr- bouss oecurisd br
Jo-as J.. ShAckisy. % North wstsrfsrs.
iook Ore en- she ngLi q tie elth or. asa
80 q total ioss.
L'se-isc thaf he d-eiiinx house 81 Rob
eri >mith. Of Stoushsm. ~ totally oo.,.
'Huel. 18th an iis coricnfs. on w-lse.-
day. zs'h ~ 'hs im.iy BENG ab,sai-ben
d. frc trote out. AZ ~crc insured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

iiEnEON. Moderator. Capt samuel
Sfurfevsnf
Clerk and Treasurer. Ssuucl p Gosh
man
>-lecfm~n. { & Cushman. Horafio 4
Cs-isman Zibeon / Packard.
school Con. Alsnson q H-rrirk
Collector ard Constable. Charles n
George
AT Jnicn
Voted 10 raise 5000 towards paving O.
the var debt. besides the necessary auioanf
Tor schools. roads ani town charges
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

Juics We.lhar informs us that b. las
no' o. si decided fo aoeep' o. po..t.oa q
-rfriaie-i.nt ,ftte Eefarm s,hooi n
D. corrI..lc. t1 o. so. D. ~il rot have a.
present. so there ri.i 10 no vacancy .a fho
ofa- ofJsige ofrrotstc ier some nou,t,.
af least.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

DIxTrrID. Moderator. Hsrrson liar.
vey.
Clerk. Geo : Holman
Seiecfmen. l. N Luddcn. John J HoI-
nan. Gusfavus Hiscock
Ireasur~r. Steph-n = Grflfh
School Con. a iiovart. Isaac Ra,.
dali.
All Democrats bot Mr. Howard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

GEEESEooD. Moderator. George "
Path
Clcrk. Daaiel " Crockett
Seiectmen. willard g Wbigie. Wilard
Hcrrirs. Jo.iah Smsu.
Areuf. Josiah Smal.
Nrhool Con N~i-on - Ers-eif
lr~asurrf. Willard o. Whrfie
Al krputfirans Bot second Seicrfu-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

N. iff. noah Dsan - SanT " D..
hss pT.sned Ihsrsdsy morning.
h'a's Perry. Nrgin.
ID - unierstool that there b. ron.,I-r,.
hie hsslness under examination before al,
Gfand Jgrv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15

4 ; THsTEn Clsirus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-03-15
sEsssNp psr

N"4rrEs iuilen
this ai.fosiiion ieii iic Co1rt -i,hoaf
- ap~ias. Ehe ituar rn tac forenoon as
n'o..iif uccuTrsl ru mes ioss D. 49, affsr-
noon. H. 1ou-s cane 10. and Ave arranr-
90 Jour cases ior tliai ior ILsrsday. al
lournei a. 3 - O'Clock
III iesiimony IN to divorc. cas-, Ia.
bern rtcnorrapheI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30
A Kind Farewell.

The subscribers of the Chicago Times
Indignant at the conversion of
the editor Of that sheet to negro suffrage,
and the letters of reputation which are
sent him, and which he resolutely pub
fishes, are sometimes very amusing. An
Iowa subsciber, in closing hisaccount with
the Times, writes to the point thusly:
"Go, thou sweet.scented japonica of the
first water; float off into the ethereal at
mosphere, perfumed by the order of the
daughters Of Africa's sunny cline and
when in after years, dozen little "nigs"
doth gather around thy paternal knee and
call thee "pap" do thou then pat them on
their elfn locks and give them, one and
all nickel to buy stick of sugar candy
With. Go, thou bully boy with glass
eye and n tin ear. "Thou hast gone to
the grave, but we will not deplore thee.
I drop a tear to thy memory would send
you lock Of my hair, but it amt kinky
and Pm afraid you wOuld't keep it,
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A FIX.

A farmer had occasion TO send his man.
(who, by the way, wss jolly Dutchman, }
to ncighboring townfor barrel Of molas.
ses. The weather being warm, the road
rough and the driver moreover driving
very fast, the molasses took q notion to
"work, !" as it is generally called. But we
will let the Dutchman tell the story in
his ,wn way
"Vell, coomed along, and | coomed
slong, till | got to the hill vot stauts on
10 top Of to blacksmit shop, and ten |
looks rount behint my pack, and links ]
will stop dat; so I stopt to cart and
scotcbed the oxen NIT grabble rock, and
troves to pupgholo in as never was NIT a
wood knot, aud cooned along agin, till ]
got war to forks Of to roat crosses on toder
nit to meeting house, aud l looks rounI
pehiut me pack agin, and to stuff vas al
running off nit te parrel, "O," says I
"I fix you now" and I picks up chOoE
nit all mine might, and to punghole flew
out NIT noise like cannon and knock
mo town on the roat fat nit by pack, ant
scaret te cart and tey runs AMY init t,
| oxen and turn tenn all ofer and ofer an:
proke everything IN pieces, and an
coomed home NIT myself, and te cart ruI
to to tyful. s''
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farHt and Aullsehold,

Coffee beaten in mortar is proncun-
ced far better and stronger than that
ground in mill.
In recent club discussion, Mr.. A. Q.
Shattuck, of Springfield, Vt, assumed
that for feeding purposes ten bushels OF
corn or twenty of oats were equal to one
ton Of Hay, and that for COWS two tons Of
hay and ten bushels Of corn were better
than three tons Of hay alone.
John II. Gilman, of Orono, Maine,
writes to the Maine Farmer that he pre-
vents potatoes from sprou,fng or willing
during the summer, by selecting in the
spring good, sound potatoes. packing
them with dry sawdust in barrels, and
placing them in good cellar. Put up
10 this manner, they are as hard and
fresh in August as in March. Dry tan
and perhaps dry sand might answer the
purpose as well.
A correspondent Of the American
Farm er says people should always buy fat
beef and pork, and gives the following
reasons: aThere is nearly twenty per
cent. less water in well fatted animal
than in lean one. Did you ever notice,
as have, how much more the lean Of
poor beef will dry up in hanging, thar
the lean Of q fat animal ? According tC
Professor Voelker, lean hog contains
eighteen per cent. more water than ia
one"
A correspondent Of the Rural New
Yorker complains Of the rats and mice
eating his harness, after it had beer
freshly oiled, aud asks for remedy. Il
ia said to be fact that rats will no
touch anything sncnred with castor Gil
and to guard against their attacks it il
only necessary to niZ a quantity OF thu
with the other preparation put on th'
leather. 1t is an excellent oil for leaths
but tends 10 shrink it.
The best remedy for scratches oil
horses is guppowder and lard Rub tn
gunpouder into the lard as long us it vii
mix. Wash the foot with old CASTLE soa
, and water, and apply the ointment
J Thrush can be cured BY the same trea
ment.
, To make Brown Bread, take or
y quart of good rich 6utterDilk, one eg
we'll beaten, one heaping teaspooniul
4 soda, two of molasses, and little salt
Z Sift the -four and stir in sufficient quant
ty to make batter turn it into one I
s pan and bake one hour In moderate
heated oven. Keep it moist until col
!. and you have good loaf for dyspepsi
r. who cannot eat warm bread.
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ASHLAND, OHIO. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 80 1867,

vious question.
The House spent the whole evening on
dilaiory motions on the part Of Democrats
to prevent vote on Boutweils testoath
bill. AT eleven o'clock this evening there
was no prospect osa compromise. An all
night session is deemed inevitable.
WEDNESDAY.
. In the Senate various petitions and me-
MORALS were presented. The tariff bill
was taken up. Several amendments were
offered and rejected. After some discus
sion on the bill, the Senate adjourned
The House remained 10 session all Tues
day night, and 8 o'clock Wednesday
morning took a recess till II. On re as
sembling at II o'clock, Boutwelps bill to
impose test oath on attorneys and coun-
selors practicing in Federal Courts, and
after some discussion, was adopted-yeas
LOO nays, AZ.
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sS-An attempt was made, few days
ago, to kill Howard Gillingbam, master
mechanic Of the Youngstown lOhio) rail.
roads shops, by means Of an internal ma
chine. A box with a sliding lid, charged
with half pound gunpowdcr, and hav-
ing matches arranged to ignite by the
friction of moving the lid, was semitic
him with bogus express mark, as though
coming from Cleveland. Mr.. Gillingham
suspected something wrong with it, and,
in cautiously moving tho lid, observed the
powder He Immediately soaked the ma
chine in water thoroughly, and then open
ed it, finding the contents as above stated
Detectives traced it to a man named How
arth, lately discharged from the shop, by
Mr., Gillingham, and he has been arrest
ed.
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recommended by the State School Com
and tho majority of the Com
mitteep on Schools in each House, to
change the School law in two respects -
First by creating the Office Of County
School Superintendent alta salary Of ST.
200 per year, TO be elected by the Pres.
dents Of the BoardsOf Education in each
County, whose duty it shall DO to act
with the County School Examiners in the
examination of.teachers, and revocation
Of certificates, to visit all the Schools of
the County, stimulate improvements and
report statistics to the School Commission
ers. Secondly the distribution of the
school funds according to the number Of
scholars enrolled at school, and not a:
now according to the enumeration.
+ ar,r .t M.
| 1CnruMpua Ian 18Th 1897
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zRRoRs OF YOuTE !,

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Sufferers wishing 10 profit BY The advertisers /
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E0- The teacher Of oolored school
was examining q class in geography, the
other day. Pointing to Africa on the
map, he said, "What country is that,
children 7" They responded, "Africa." 7"
HThat,' said the teacher, "is where your
ancestors come from--your fathers aud
mothers" Atthis remark, a bright look.
ing little oolorcd chap jumped up and
said: "Oh, no, maSsa teacher, dat ain't
so my isa white man, and lives in
Qbcrlin.P- VuyRc County Democrat
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A Baby's biography.

An editor thus does up the biography
of recent accession to bis household:
We have SO many kind friends asking
about the baby, that We thought it Deces
sary to biograph the chap briefly, and
somewhat after the current style of the
day:
It's boyi
He's buster.
Weighs nine pounds and quarter, and
old women tell us that he will grow heavier
as bis weight increases.
He's the first boy Of which we've ever
been the proprietor, and Of course is the
only baby in town.
The old women before mentioned de-
clare him tltsvery image of his pa:
"a faithful copy of his faithful sire,
In face and gesture"
But, in justice to the youth, we must
say we think him au improvement on the
original-a world of progress, you knew.
This young America is as old as could
be expected, considering the time he was
born, and will doubtless be too old for his
father in a few years, if he has good luck
He is quite reticent on politics, and 90
ly wants to 10 let alone.
He thinks he favors Mrs. Winslow''
policy.
We haven't named him yet we wan
to give him a distinguished cognomen
but the fame Of our great men at presen
is so precarious that We don't like th'
risk.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to say, as al
biographers do of distinguished person
ages that the subject of this sketch wa
born at any early age of "pOor but re
spectacle parents"
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tar An editor asks very innoccntly, if
IL is any harm to sit in the lapse Of ages 7
Another replies that it all depends on the
kind Of ages selected. Those from cigh-
teen to twenty five, it puts down at extra
hazardous.
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An Honest Confession.

The following paragraph appeared in
the New York tribune Of January | lth :
Tho Republican party is mortal, like all
parties which preceded itand will die when
i.s time comes. It has made great ma
nv mistakes. II has been mislead into
putting thieves and swindlers into power,
and these have robbed the Nation, to its
sore displeasuro and injury. @
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30

rG- Mention is inadeof aSptotograph
Of Mr..Lineoln reading the Bible to bis
little boy Tad, who stands between his
knees. The aBible" is a large photo
graph album, which ibe operator placed
in Mr.. Lincolas hands, which has been
converted into better book BY those who
are SO persistent ia misrepresenting the
martyr-President. ~ Hash. Cores
That is spelling considerable septihent
or something else, q F.lsdT7T
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30

sA- A westcrn editor, describing the
effects Of squall upon canal boat, says,
'"When the gale was nt tho highest, the
unfortunate craft koeled to larboard, tho
captain and another cask Of whiskey roll.
cd overheard" at sA4 q
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nrinoelIa.,eo,.a,
eeag W. R,fLsEOE,s

KwBLLER and silver Smith, On door west
Of Pottsr's Drug Store Ashland, ohio.-y
Gold and Steel Pens, and choice variety
Ioi Of 5eWelry kept eonsteqt on lhandT-,
Highet price paid for old Gold and Silver.
Hlepairing denegto order, on reasonable
terms ssatiSfactorily warrsptea.
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III. 8. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
=. Insurance. Agent and Notary Public. par-
Aticniar attenti6n paid 10 collecting, Probate
te business Partition casesn and Execution OF
"a Deeds, Mortgages and Contracts Once In
9e Miiler,s Block, Second Story, Main Street,
A sopposite the Town Hall Ashland, o.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

UNHE subscrihcr viii sell fhe G0KHAM
HOUSE, in Sullivan, either for cash or
trade 1t for other property. y.
Nov. 7-Gm2l All
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.IOHN Id. JONES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, y, Par,ic'
Splar Attention paid to Collecting ana pu
se3'sibsss IN Probate Court. Office on Churci
sfs direct. between Main and Sandusky,
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m. r. IOHFS7 on.

ATTORNEY At LAW Office; the one lately
occupied BY Osborn & Curtis, on Chu rch
Street near Main, Ashland, Ohio. Also au-
ihorled by the Government to rooare
Pension Certificates anil Collect Bounty
] and Back Pay. 4B1sst,G 7ola-
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'Ii5lsa,lmYILER HOUSE
uaAwVwH@o
.IOHNJ.JACOBS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, Ohio. All
kinds Of business belonging 10 the Proits'
sion promptly attended 10. Office the one
iaiely occupied by VIM. 7. Johnston, op-
] g1oshd flic First National Bank, Ashland
~ sfss'ssrF AsF' Fsea t&uyA]
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u. P. 0OW.aN, yM. D.,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio;
Onice over Hughes & stacher's Store, OPP
lIlpqyiteFhe eigeNnlHAllS.f .,igalA
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M McCOMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. 0aice In The Brick building over
Singers Hardware stere. "a.
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Sedentary and studious Occupations, griefs
Anxieties. or whatever tends 10 impair the
Vital Action Of the Brain, Heart or Nervous
Syst en-, frequently lead to the most Distress
ing and Embarrassing Diorders ofthsiVibile
System. Students, Clergymen, and lawyers
there, who are especially liable 70 these weak
nesses, should resort promptly 20 Dr.. Dslin-
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A Pamphlet containing full particulars.
with Directions and Advice, printed in French
German, Spanish and English, accompanies
each box. and viii be sent, by mail, free Of
cost, TO any Who will write for Il. llis
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Sold by all the principal Druggists, Or Will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from oil OBJ
servation, on receipt Of tho specified price
by any authorized agent, or by the sole Gem
eral agents for America, OSCAR @. MOSES
& CO., 81 Cortlandt Street, New York. Az.
thoriSed Agent for Ashland aud Vicinity,
ISAAC .B. POTTER. All orders By nail,
promptly attended to. ~,
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I'll Kixsr 5Se s,.vaJ R. NJ CAMrBBLL
KETTY S CAMPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, O.; Office
ON Church Street, in thebrick building I'M
hsiiately Vest Of Gains Store
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T. Y. McCRAY.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, West Salem, Wnyre
county. Ohio, will attend promptly toall
butiness in his profession. z4'l
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PHvsICIANs.
5nRlIaL. CR.aJrE,

DPFICB One Door West Of Qquire's Drug
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner OF cen
ire and. Washington Streets, ashland, 0.
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PHYSICIAN 8 SURGEON, Ashland ohio.-
Psrticular attention will be paid to the
trextinsnto oftHs following special diseases;
dyspepsia, disease Of the LIVER, the KID
news, Scrofula and Epithelial Cancers.
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One square, one week,
Each subsequent Insertion lestthan
three months,
onesquare, three m5nths ehsnFfe bls &,
at pleasnre,
onesauare six months, heslespie s'E
5 pleasure, t)AY
Yearly adsersisenents ases sasafes ! ! !.
one year, sa- = wv
Yearly adxcrtisencns, I, foujsq quere' y
year, -ojoc
business oards,sizlinss or iesssscf IL n
year, -,i- 3. ~ 49, NV
Admmisirators ExeeutorslanJ Qua,
dians' Notices.. I'D
Probate Notices; .s.,ls ,-ssal<1f
AilEdito-ial,ud Local Soiiesss lsFz !.
line, ~
Esy- Adyerisemenfs Lesded, orinsertea
pnder ertheheadof specialNeiees, and Douli-
te Column advertisements, viii be ehai kcd
80 per cent. nj addition TO lhe. above.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-01-30

CoLuMBUs, Jan. 18th, 1867.