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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

lsPTEIsL DI>cIPtTSE- IL appears from
the following snec,iote that the PrinceiIm-
perial - kept IN remarkably good order bv
has taiors- He "a. taking his riding les
son ore dsy; the child rode round tbe ring
leaning 20 the of side Of his pony. instead
Of toward the centre of the circle. H.
equsrry. NJ. Bachon. desired hirn 10 ride a.
usual. The prince pad no attention.
% Monsei igneur. ssid NJ. Bachon. '' beg
you 20 ride in the proper position. osber-
~ise / shall have 90 take ysu OF your pony.
and qaietiy lifted The Prince OF bis saddle.
Monseieneur ooolly lay fat on the sand.
and there BE- stayed. ". Bacbon told him
Il be did not get Bp BE- would make the
Po-y yak over him. Upon tbs he got
Bp snd vas vcry obedient during he rest
Of The lesson Ho-sver The Emperor cane
into TIE school j1st a. his scene uas nsario
over. A. soon - the child .sv his iather.
% Para. Bschon forced ne to-" What
You Say Baebon, - Ye.. papa: Bschon T
&" Say. Monsieur Bacbon.- replied the
Em-sror. TIE cbld did not utter another
-ord. The Emperor. On hearing from he
eqserry that had happened. Informed nj.
''n that ". Baebon hsd been perfectly
right. md had acted in sccortlancc vifh be
express oricrs. Nest day tbe Prince 49,
ovt riding. snd suddenly stopPei BIS horse
ard ssid o. NJ Bachon. viH yoa siior me
to call vou Bachon. vbcn ~e are aloneF
No. Monscigneur. your fathcr iorbid you
so " T.. bat -ben 80 are quite alone
nobody uin tno- anfthing about u
90 Wei. yes Bot oniY uben ~e are qaite
Alone. rFaris Letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
OLD SERIES.

IN sccoUNr To SErTLE. At the recent
meeting IN Charleston. On account Of which
-e have before published. Gov. Orr. speak
ing % the oopPerheAd.. said. :" We have
accounts to settle With tha, party. rentle-
men. before 4. at least. vii consent 70 A.
Slate With it The aodienoe responded
With emphasis. Z" Good. -" goOd.- and be
oontinued
Many of you veil remember that whe-
The sar first oo@Benc-d. great hope. ard
expectations we're beld out by our friend.
IN the North snf West that there would b.
no war. and that II IL commenced IL would
be north Of Masoa'. and Dixo,'. Ere
and not IN the South. Yoa k,o-
sIr. (.-rning 70 Gen. Sickiss) thar faith %.
pledged. and win now state that n TIA,
iaith had been properly carried out.
there Is no probability that any state
but South Caroiina would have seeded
from the FEDERAL Union Again. during The
pendency - the Constitutional Amendment
every northern newspaper and almost every
Democrat m the sOun;iy urged upon the
south 70 relect its provisions. IL vas re-
Iec'ed- A lev weeks only elapsed. and
yet ~e find that on the passage Of Tins
sherman bill. our Democratic friends. act
ing IN conjunction with old Th.s, Stevens.
-ere Instrumental in incorporating on that
ball is most OdiOas features. IL vent back
20 re senate. ~.s finally adopted. and
every one Of the Denoora:ie newspapers.
all over the Nor.b. 80 far as an inform
ed. have come out ard urged the Southern
people 20 soeePt the bin. say 70 you.
therefore. that IN nv Judgment. Il i, time
to seek new friends and a neu alliance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

THS WY. In speaking Of the result Of
the iast election in COnnecsieut the Bangor
Times makes the following suggestions:
Mr.. English. the ne-ly elected Governor
Of COnneefieuf. vas four years . menber
OF Congress. and dsring thar time support
ed the -sr for the Union. voted for eman-
eirafiOn in the District Of Columbia. and
also tor the amendment abolisbing slavery.
For THIS last act. especially. he "a. bitterly
denounced by the I" var hilsre- ~ing Of
The denOcra'ie party. and in 1868. some Of
the more malignant Of these. report says.
burned him IN efagy. As The Evening
Post remarks therr u not much comfort for
the followers Of Seymour and Taney. syn
Pathizers ~itb NsllAndighsm and the GEM
me eopPerbead tribe. in the election Of sach
q man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

The ErcHr HouR QuEsr1ox IL Cox-
SEEss- The United States Senate con-
signed tie eight hour biiI. passed by the
House. TO the care Of The Committee on
Finance BY a vote Of Is to I7--ome eirh-
teen senators not voting. During brief
debate on the bin IL vas opposed by Sen
stors Fessenden and EAnsnd. as really
Legislation to give ten hours. paw for eight
hours work. While senator Cameron .d-
vOeated the smploymen; ofnaen by the hour
paying hred sum for each hour. ~ork.
rather than the fixing Of time during
which men should be compelled 20 work.
Or BY which the idle can ret an excuse for
leaving their ~ork. IL vas further stated
BY seastor Fessenden that Il has been dem
onstrsted IN England that the effects Of
trades unions fixing the hours and rates Of
labor. and compelling everybody TO come
10 then. has been confe.sedlv TO reiuc.
able men mss "a e.-.s..- --.a ~--k..:~- -
sss S-vei Of the poorest
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FIFTY CENTS IN ADVANCE
VOLUME 81. NO. %.

fisH IN TEE NE~ ExsLAxD RrvxRs
The commissioners appointed by the several
New knglAnd States 70 investigate the con-
dition and needs Of the river 6sher;e. IN
thar section. have made = partial report.
They say that the causes for the disappear
anoe Of hsh from a river are as follows:
l. Impassable dams. Over these 6sh
Ways may Be built with little waste Of water.
?. Pollution OF water by lines. dy.s.
soap. sa~dust and other nill refuse. Much
Of all these should not be thro-n into the
water AZ TO the dirty water from WOOL or
clothes -ashings. Il may be confined TO one
side Of the river By a plank screen placed
opposite the raoeway.
L. Destruction Of young 6sh by mill
wheels. Which NAV be avoided bv a lattice
placed across the mouth Of The mill canal.
4. Destructive modes of fishing. among
Which Ne include 81 nets. very long seines,
pots. st books. kre-sshing through the iee
all which should be forbidden by law.
B. Fishing TOO much and as wrong sea-
sons For migratory ssh. certain day. IN
The week should be closed'-that Is 60 saw.
no fishing should then be allowed; and the
taking OF trout on their spawning beds
should be vigorously interdicfed -
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The credit system has been carried 70 a
pretty fine point in some % the rural Dis
tricts. 4 &c may iadgs from tbe fIlo-ing
eiaiogue. sad 10 have recently occurred
be'~cen cusior'er sni tbs proprietor -
Hao-'s trade. SqaareY7
Wal. cash trsdeis kinder dan, nso-.
Ms5or-
Dan snyihing ierday p
q" Wall. only a lectle.-on credit. An,
Bctsey Pushsrd has bort an eve'. -o-,b of
'ea. and got tru'sei for Il tiu her specElsd
Puliet lsys~
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NV WAN WIN ATroENEYs. One
day a simple farmer. Who had barred a rich
relation. an aftsru-y. vas complaining of
the great expense Of q funeral cavaleade
IN tbe country . Why. do you bssry rosr
attorneys herc?- ssked Foote. q" Yes. 70
be shurr -e do; bo~ else ? Oh ~e never
do thai IN London " Nor said The other
much surprised boz do you manage. tben7
" Why when the rstsent happens 70 die.
~s lay bin out ~ a room over night By
himseif. iock the door. throw open the
-indo~. s1d IN the morning be !. gone y
" Indeed exclaimed the farmer With
srsaSensest - 1850 bc-0-.v- % bfsnf-
Why. that Ne cannot exactly tel; all Ne
know -. there's q strong smell % b7nston.
IN the room the neat morning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

Jenny Jsne las hesrd of man ~ho.
When b. was asked -hich of be thrce uives
h. liked best. ssid be really cosldnf ten.
it vas just hke eating three renarkabls
good d.nners 81 distant Intervals tbs I..,
seemed ~ best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

OSE oF Has q" LITTLE SPncKs.- When
Jacob Barker "a. clerk 20 Mr.. u;rk. og
New York. be early displayed that peculiar
sptitude for speculation which sub-eqoent.
ly distinguished ms career A. a merchant.
One day. Mr. Hicks va. ascending the sfasrS
IN fsl view Of lot of soap which had been
very long on hand. and remarked. Jacob.
.hy does thee rot seil that soap?- The
reply vas . For the ~ant % an applicant.
~ill purchase "a At eight cents IL thee -iIl
give me four months credit and allow me
- -snd - a. an adventure % uavana- Mr..
Hicks replied. IN has rapid manner. take
It. take "a; am tired Of the sight Of a.
It vas shipped BY fAss schooner. CON-
mAnded by Capt. Daniel Waterman. about
sailing for Hsvaaa. at the tine when The
British were capturing and sending into
New Providence al vessels in that trade.
dePriving the inbabifsnis Of their aocrsou-
et supplies. Capt. W. retained safely in
six weeks. bringing back hfty cents per
pound in specie for the soap. The money
was brought TO the ofhos. and Jacob vas
engaged counting "a. -hen Mr.. Hicks. con-
ing in from breakfAss. inquired. - What.
all this''' The reply ~as. - Money for
the soap. ard am no~ ready 20 pay for q
although not due Tor more than tuo
months. - Mr. II. appearing quite pleased
With his yoong clerks success. passed on.
THIS. n may b. presumed. Is ore of vh.t
jacob would call his g little specs
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4 modest young isdy. vto "a passsn-
ger on boari q packet ship. h is ssii.
sprang oas 81 her berth snd Jumped over
board on hearing III csptain. during e
storm. order the nate b. haoi do-n he
slc.fs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

Why "a man lifi-g a .ide q bacon oa
a book 10 b. pisiedS Bc.as.e b. "a poor
eres,ure (pork reacber.)
Whea sre lsdie. out - rieo--s wb.n
ib.y srs bester bsivc..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

The iavoriie ar nov.a.days b. miilion-
arr
transported for hfs-ibe ran that nsr-
ries hsppiiy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

4 iady plAyfaliy confirming BE wearing
q ~hiskers snd moustscbc-. iccisred. "it
j. one q the fashions invsrsbly sst ny
lace azsinsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

Aluost every young lsiy !. ratiic spirit-
"a enough 20 have her iatLers house used
ss q court house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

J. y. inforned his tutor IN p.i,,i,y IL,
BE- "a proud Of Connections since ber I..,
election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

TERa~-Os- Doilsf sd Finy Csus. p-s
.-aria sts-acss T-o Doii.s. a "a, uness o. %
lss~d.
- N. F-st~ariii a CO 10 Stst- - Re-.
tss sai ~ N.---. 81. Nss Nerk: $50 : X
Nii-.. Cesrt -. Basfss. srr arfhorfr-~i ss-ut.
Jos PRINTING % -.~ry S--cftgtioa ss.ti,
serstsd.
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VIRGIN q UPTON.
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

80 N-' Nr'fe y effet - - NwEte - ~
NORWAY. VILLAGE
o. sfth- paus~. I'll aus-t tAs Prob.s-
Csarfs
Ftrisrsisr sff~atses gives 90 roli~rifous.
A. riaiss nf ~atit~r. aaf thsir Heir. att~.a~.i
20 hF t.faa. as hrr~fafsre. Also Wee 81 Lst~
fassrss-- o. h~sf Coupaaies.
HE.sN rrres ~. W NtHst.
A.
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=. k&ySF'T a. - go =
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.a...
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by this act shall remain in full
force and virtue.
Added to the bill, but without
any words of enactment, 'isa para
graph in these. words :.
eff the, Commissioners of the
State of Texas and the, State of
Louisiana. shall adjudge that the
interests Sof the: countrys require
the division of Texas into two,
States, they shall proceed to run
and mark the division line,; and
prepare them for admission into
the Union as herein prescribed. ~
This bill, with another present
ed by Stevens, was referred, under
the rules; to the Committee on
Reconstruction. !. -. III: :, -.
? An old Waterloo soldier, living
in Dorsetshire, England, has had
three wives and ten children by
each wife:
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JacksOn's Universal
Wnshin6 CO711DOzLnI !

- SUO<SSG3 US SN'OON
The washing for family of twenty per-
sons may be completed before breakfast, the
clothes out to dry, the house in good order
and comfortable for the day, and the family
saved from washing-day annoyances. Who
would not wish to have such comforts :?
This Compound is rapidly taking the place
of all soaps, wherever introduced. 1t is a
chemical preparation for washing clothes,
the coarsest, as we'll as the finest and most
delicate fabrics, with little rubbing or boil
ing; saving in the process MORE THAN ONE
HALF THE COST OF SOFAS, and but one-quarter
of the time and labor is required to do the
same amount OF Washing as with the best
of soaps.
1T WILL WASH IN HARD OR SOFT
WATER.
Clothes need boiling but few minutes,
and but very little if any rubbing with the
hands, thus avoiding their wear upon the
wash board. 1t does not injure the fabric,
on the contrary, it preserves and fixes the
colors, and will remove paint, grease or
stains of all kinds. Give it trial and you
will use nothing else.
ROBERT 7. LEAVELL, Agent,
Newbe-ry, c. H., So. Ca.
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Central Hotel.

From and after this date, the ''Shiver
House," will be known by the above name.
The patronage received by the present pro-
prietress has been so gratifying that she is
determined to enlarge her business and
give to it distinctive title.
The travelling public will be accommo-
dated promptly and well; an unexception-
able table always be kept; attentive SER
wants will attend to individual wants, and
no effort be spared to preserve the reputa-
ton which the present management has en-
deavored to preserve.
MRS. D. C. SPECK,
Dec. l9 If, Columbia, S. c.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

DIAlE II UT OOUIh OhhOIIANh h.
In Equity-Newberry District. George
Brown, surviving Ex'or ofD.. T. Cureton,
VS.. Sarah Cureton, Admi'x of JAS. Cureton
>et al. Bill for Construction, Relief, Ac-
count and Injunction. - :-:-.
1t appearing to my satisfaction thai. Sarah
CuretoD, party defendant to the Bill fled
in this. case, resides beyond the limits of
this State.
On motion of Mr.. Fair Comps Solicitor
ordered that rule be published requiring
said absent defendant'to plead. answer or
demur to said Bill within forty days after
tht date hereof, or the same will be taken
pro confesso against her.
- sHAS TOMBSTONE, zc.E. Nd.
CONS Office, July l6-2s-7t. *12.
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WILLIAMSTON SPRINGS, S. C.

M%9 THIS POPULAR WATERING
EaSES rLACE, having been leased by the
subscriber, is now opened for, visitors.
WILLIAMSON has strong attractions for the
invalid, the climate being salubrious,- and
the water, the purest chalybeatein America.
No pains,will be spared on the part of the
proprietor to render every comfort to In
valids and pleasure seekers. Board will
only be S25 per month, 50 per week, and
$3.50 per day.
Travellers by the Greenvile and Columbia
Rail Road reach the Springs, daily at half
past PM. Il. I. EPTING, n. D.,
July S-27-tf . Proprietor.
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OaiceN. G. Railroad Go.

S-l5s:: COMPANY SHOPS, May A. 1857
UNTIL Further notice, Passenger Trains viii
run on this Road as foilows:,:7 = = =
-. - = MAIL TRAIN-EAs ST. .. 80
Leave Charlotte daily 12. .19:a, m Greensboro
451; Raleigh s:1s. Arrive ins Goldsboro n,lo
pm :; ,.-.z =:
Leave Goldsbore / o. p. sm.;e Raleigh $50;
Greensboro7.5S Arrive in Charlotte ~ 10 q. m.
AecoMMopATIoN:f TRAIN, DAILY, fSuNDAgsgx-
:. - cEPTED}-EAsT.- = .,,-.sS:,,..;
Leave Charlotte 55sas m. Raleigh 10 4G r-
five at Goldsboro 6Sa M: = S&f$
.f,''s'' :~r~'E WEST. - -. ~
> Leave Goldsboro $50 a. m. Raleigh6'eo ar.
siseia Charlotte 1910 p. N. Eer42s3p+& Z,
Passengers by Mail Trains make close through
2.oDnections-either way-at Charlotte with
Charlotte and S. C. Railroad; at Greensboro,
via Danville and Riehmond; at Raleigh, via
Weldon and Bay Zine and Annamessic Lire.
Alsos. connected at GoIdsboro with Mail train on
Washington and Weldon Road, to and from
Wilmington. .-. -
Time from Charlotte to New York forty hours,
by either route. JAS. ANDERSON; Sup;t.
=. May 18th, 1857. - - - - ( = =
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Richmond & DanEiHel r.. b.
trCHANGEOF SeHEDULE.

- CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after Thursday, January 81, 1861, The
trains on this road viii runas follows:
gasoS sgsa aof peoss sna
Leaves Richmond daily Except SundayB -
a. II.
Leave Danvile daily-except Sunday: ~. =
Passengers for FarmyiHe, Lynchburg, Kn0x-
vile, Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans &e via
Lynchhurg, and for; all -way-stations on the
southside railroad, VIII take this train. =
Through Express Train Going West -
Leaves Richmond daily at........-...%, 2.1o P. n
Leaves DaWnle at.:..". T, N.
; =. -I - -, Going East. :. =. =
Leaves Greensboro at...... .........,...23)P P n.
Passengers from Kichraond for ali statjois
west of 3arville, Charlotte, Columbia. Augusta,
Macon, Columbus, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mo
bile, and New Orleans, Wis, Columbia, ,swiii take
this train. = , THOMAS ipoDaMEAD.. :
Feb. 6. 49, -- -, .sy-is
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad-
vertisers experience, can do 50 by addressing
IN perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
42 Cedar Street New York
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,< GR0EESTEEN & Co.
PIANO FORTE Manufacturers,
449 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

These PIANOS received the Highest Award
of Merit, at the Worlds Fair. over the best ma
kers from London, Paris, Germany, the cities Of
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston;
also, the Gold Medal at the American Institute,
strung Bass. Full Iron Frame, and all Modern
improvements. Every Instrument warranted
FIVE years Madeunder the supervision of Mr..
rience cf over thirty five years, and is the maker
of over eleven thousand piano fortes Our facil-&
tiles for manufacturing enable US tosell these in
struments from 500 to $500 cheaper than any
first class piano forte. aug Is 1y
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Announcements.

: MEssRs EDIToRs.-The friends of CAPT.
GUS. DICKERT,~ of Pomaria, the brave
soldier and hero Of many battles. respectfully
nominate him as candidate for the Office Of
Tax Collector of this District, believing that
his nom isation will prove highly acceptable,
March 20, IL IT, MAN FRIENDS.
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$500

FER YEAR, we want agents every IBhere
to sellour IMPROVED ZS2O Sewing Ma
chimes. Three new kinds. u Under and up
per feed - Sent on trial.. Warranted five
years. Above salary on large commissions
paid. The ONLY machines sold in the Uni
ted States for less than $40, which are. fully
licensed BY Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro.
yer i Baker, Singer 3 Co, and Bachelor.
All other cheap machines are infringements,
and the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine
and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
free, Address. orEcall upon Shaw & Clark,
at Biddeferd. Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
July IS 1y.qzz -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-31
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10
health in a few weeks by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection. and that dread
disease Consnmption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means Of
cure. =
10 all who desire it, ne will send copy Of
the prescription used (free of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same. which they will, find a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only objectof the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable. and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 8191 .--~-.:=