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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07
Special Notices.
pr. seh.aek h, Lunr poetor.

ss-rhe prpr-frt,r - scTIF~cx-S rt-I ~oNrc
- ~ ~ ~ luFFrfnr rf ~GIIENFk< KF~I-fT.
nhti hks m aulF lnsfrrrnlrnf thaf go - = -
10y eti a. slihtfsi rlurussr - o. rr-pirato
~ urEnra.
rs L. q creaf I-nTortarre @ ~. Sr'ITFNCK d
49, ~ $500 rrutitira - ~ i1ns whrfher n L.
Iu'Her,sllr-s. fllrleurrv. Nrua.tisl IIrurfir %
lTrf-rftf fonsursrtiru. anf whsfhsr u IL 18th
irnrs er cniT oug tla-t fIaras.l.
lt luirrs Fnuatauf ara ianr rrrrfie.s O. tsrslrr
ft-lfltr s.fh every rcrri ~ rasfnns 81 q f-s-ssef
trfnrhisl tel. iafierfs eorrr - ~. ~gHENth
= - --ss..-s 49,; 49, -. eE-s-s ~ sisslr
tsriiF lir ftrlsns uiln toit fhFrs fhrr lrnrs
.l-nost .ons vhen - -iasr sx,niiu.li.n ..th ~
irsIirurrtrr. NJ III oftrr aelu tltf f L. frfln
20 he hruurhill tutf. ant ~ eTftrE . hraifhF
ttu - ~ Dyer arri frur - a. sfrrIrrh en- 80
a. restrref - hrsifh. Sr-rffirrss r.s,rirr
thrt uIfl step ao ID rrtsiI sesfh fi r.asllf
NJ LEA ~ a. ilssrs -faIs tie rirrrlaftcn - ~,
tilnl--hEurorrhsEr faiiaus snf. a. rlrf. storrIar
a. aaftau uf ID nErr ur-ars tlrf ra1alf ~ r.s
ul- rCuENGk ST. o. rrofrssi ~ ~ -.
ro.trs sssrY 49, So n-rf sfrr-f Ns~ NorK 49,
u u.nussr -fr--t iiosfnn. ffoss a. n ausu A.
n at rgss aftirs frsr. - O. tlroarh rxarr.ius
ttle 80 10 tHsfsrerllrfTr ~ c1args i s.
ltt- rs'li.irgs arr So 49, o. 4 s~rrrIsfa "A
craers- 40 flI rurrlt af IN f-nss ~ ~ rlsr.s
49, - - fai-1cnir cFrup ST $1,000 Tosir
49, 81 - - t-ltiis o. e. % a. AR ara Ma
lrasf fais > ctufs - hlx.
tsiIl 4. tsfNllnN - a CO. !. Iarr~r- DIT
AEsri' re lipsion- 20 ale b. a. druFgi.ts.
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TO CoNSUMPTIyTS.

M efFsrilsrr ~, lag hc~a rrstorfd - heaith On
a ~ serks - Ferg fIuvlr rralriT. affr tEFlnr
srfFrri - frrsrl Trars utft severe ilrg So g
ti1ls 49, ma trrad fts~ass. fnasumrfinn-ls ~
kioas O. EnaSr kaosa o. ata fsilos lersrs the
r.ssas 20 care
To a. sho s-sirv if, - sil Esd q copy % the
rrssfr tfien SD IRE - ctnrFe. in TIE firrc-
tioes - - rrrirx At uFIur ~ SAW Whlch fN~V
81 80 q srHs f'fHE 80 fat~srar-rtur. Asrus
lGtfNf WITS. fHfeu fufus, arI az rnroat 80
l-1nz Adr-tlgls Ihr uaiT nhJrct Of fhe atFrrfissr
IN stninx "a frrscrffipn is a. hrlrEt ths Added
al srree- ilf lrrnaflll wtlrl D. eunrrlges 60 -
tas uat -. All ~ snlss every -rr uiu r. -
Fe.fff a. % 80 GOA teaa asfhirg and NAY rroFs
birssinr
r.rilss -ishlnr thr rr-sc-irti-n nee. - return
ulali Htli piea-s alifrrss
Res LDWAED 4. WILSON.
Mlili4raalarE. Alrgt Co. Nea d ork.
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70 a. o.. WA % Level 10 a. Casufy ~ orssr,i
80 ,iaif q. Asinr. jessie n ~ Tsscy itsin
" - ausrr.irr - i.r., s...-. a. .-s-,t-. .
a. f,iss F.rt.a j. FrTstlrr ~ .sis ,oaufy - -.
a. 81 90. ~ $50 80 49,, 80 1850 s',s s,sr
rrs.a 80 p sastinE ~. tsea 40 - bsli ~ "a
~ sss-ssf : -. W So. -. -
80 lsstioe, ~ 90 rsestiuE q -sii Parish. -
~ A. ~ -oata Carl-i .a ~ irlrtu-z. 10 frIs
1a-r. e. % So. r. en- oria-k in ~ f1rsasou u
49, asl, - ~ ioiiosinr lsrposrs g. 80.
- s-e''' 40 i'fai'f f. lr'si,ie a. said net
4 - shoo.s c'ert of as r.ri-h.
~ - raHrfr Irrn-lrrr n slif Perish
ca o. caaase flrae ts.-srera - ssff Isarfsh
50 - e.ooss - A. 80 g. lfe--este 49, sef-nf
- 80 = 80 = ?, .s..,,i a.. -, :.
fsrs al tsnl. lfi.nr.rr o. fail ptf.sh.
- Z. - - f.-l-h So 80 % agFrofriafs
49, 70 sioci ~ fer.au 81 persaas ssswt~rs -
s.lt fsrish 80 aal d slizlols th-rvta. 80 ulsy
t1-- 80 ia,is = ies.AT e'e, "a aaeril,r ~ aasan
na,el e FrytsarE. Jaar f.', fs-
rsAAg Annprr.
SAMUEL 81. GuIINsOy.
Mu~f.- o. smAEr
DANIEL SMART
Y, i.ss. as,o,' 90 90 81 yo'efs as -.-ui
Irstarr. ia 80 coaaig ~ oslsrd 80 -ia,s -
Fsfsrssf taa r-1assi cas- ssy 49, e. rl. h. ~
o,s-r r---l,-r. n 80 rs..f. ,s ~ 49, =.
49,. = ~ ~ :, 's 80 s - = 80 Il 49, 80
haff ir frls..fF q e.. % ssfsrisf 49, tsruty-
fsrsaooa aftha' az. o. ne ia,ssi-F p.r,5.ss. -
i.t ~ saar.e q .-ais--'er 90 rrr,,s, ov-- 80
~ o. e,eo.- C.srs 81 80 rsr..t.
r.aasf lrras.rsr 81 sai isr..h
- y esq.,. IN sr-tf e. .r..--... r-l is,,rf
49, N fi.of o. 20 aFa.ar q Far-1.
frrs- - 49,. -. 49,. II Il. !. +. 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

Bsrus~. Rev. Nc. Lo~rn. s,sisted By
Rev. Dr Cheney bsp'ized fhy.eistt per-
sous yesterday morning IN the river belo-
tts Continental Nil. commencing rsI-3
o'c,5ck. a large crovi ~ fpc -tators -
present, al seeming more han usuaHy M
tercstcd in thc or.iiaance n zoe afternoon
a6 % tiose baptized united 9Th tbe Pre-
Baptist thurch IN tbs city a. dii ai,o 70
~ letter. msSing gaia % he church Of 90
member. rJourusl
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!; /: 8; !: ::
~ sst rced - sothiaz. Rst 20
c.asot have GOD he.ith ~hn- sosr tlooi % 90
psse. Ay-r's S.r-.psrsns psrE~s 49, On
P-r't'sss q exp~h di----- sod r~sssres h>-ss I'D
s,iusA.,s. - g-s- % lsis i-ss sg.-o-- -csso.
henc- rspstly csres q vsrsesy conPAaists ~hicA
az csused b iaalasiiy ofthe blood. ssch Scrof-
uia. 90 kiaE's Evil Y ~.s~.. Ch-r<. sor.- Erups-
sea-. PilpAe.. BlsteAes. Bss-. "a. AstAosy-s Fsrs
ko~e 90 Erfsspelas. r~tses % SAX Rb-uun. said
ti-sd- Reg Nersa. C.soer 90 Gs.e~ss-- TuHssrs
500 Eye-. F~a.e Ds--s->-, sch 20 R-seasso..
trr-xvi.rity. Ssppr--ssoa. Wha-<. ss~rikty alss
- phshs 80 Vea~rr.l Di-e.<e.. Live Csmp Las.a.
sae Heart Di-e@ses. Try Ayer's s-r.-p-sia..
49, - ~ se-rs-n The rsrptising aetivity -sh
Shsch = cleao-~- ~ hAset ID cur-- thrss disor-
defs
Duriag be y->rs he p~hiir haze beea saisL-d
~ iarg~ boiti--. rr~,e~ds.s - give . qs.rt afEx-
ts-et 81 ssr-@p<ria. So go donar Me-f 81
ins-- h-se ar.a ir.ss u<o- tAe s'rA. no tnsy -ot
sniy co.fsfa htti~. 4 any. Sarssparik bus aftea
- curative inxr-d'eE ~bstsser. Hose. bssa-r
dissppoisi 49, tsit0~s IA 90 q th~ -.....
extracts ~ Ssr~apsrila ~hich asod 10 1nark~t.
. th< it-eif has i--eause synoasasa. -stA
img--sItioa aai cast. std cslit hs. esusposaA
'sSsrs@p-f n ssi istead supp5 -a<h re,a>.ls
sh.u r~-r.- ~ aaus~ ire-a he Ls.d II shlsasy
~hsch re-ss ui-sa a.. Ne thiak - kass srosad
- b-<-viug q has viTtsss vhieh sre isr-susa.is
by t- ciass ofIis~s~es q = is,sssi~d % cur- We
c.a a-~aHe Tho SCI. that ~e oser tAeua she t-st
sitsrsfise 80 kno~ hoe ~ psoesce. sa-l - hs.s
rsa-oa % h~ii~ve. "a % ~ t.r tho moss eeeciu<l
puri6-r 81 ne blosd yst cscs.cr~d
Ayes Cheuy Pectoral % - ssixerssIly kno~a
20 sarras- cveFy ether n>dicine fr the csre %
CoErhs Cslds. taa-~rra. Ha.r-~n~s. Cso-p.
Brosehifis. Incipsesi Cea-unpti.a. aaa asr lbe
lssf u Coasaptive Pstieais - adv.aced starcs q
n the disease. rh.t "a - u-~~<s h>re ~ reessnt
The ~ desoe Of io virtnrs- The work kso~s
fhesn-
Fr-rasea ~ ~ J. G. Ayr a Co.. Lowell.
h-s- -Aa -ohi - al pr-sg'-ts 49, d>-rl>ss "a
ssettcise ssery~herc-
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PoErt ,Np FEIcEs. The Pricc Currcn'
givcs tLe ioiio-ing -holesaie qaoiatiouss
Apples. dricl. IS ani lie. Beans. -hiie.
so AMI 49, .-Bstier. oboios. -. al
33e CLeese. p and pie; Candle. nould.
IL - All ijc OI. Kerosene. G5c +. Floar.
sio o. ard 80 90. Corn. 50 ani 1 80;
Hay. as 90 an 5000. Mo'asses. o. and
Csc ssgars. crsshej. granula,sd ard pow
dercd. - i-2e Coffee. Java. So and 5sc.
Rio. ~ ard s9-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-06-07

To he Honorsli- he Cosnfy CoustRisslnu-rs tor
The Couufy % OxtBrd sd Stsf~ a. Mir.
M =. me sssdcrsszsrd. sabah1tssfs 81 Pasi,,
w a. vicinity - s4id Co~aty Of OxGard.
~psiit rcspfciiuiiy represent. fhsf th~ pshitc
oesstiies and coafrusenoc regaire- hit a.
teratlls.s - rnaie IN the Coaatv road le-diss
irea >outh faris o. l.. Sturtssants 81 sd Paris
We th~s~fprs pas yesr hosess preceed sas-
sait Cuusfy toad 4nd rsaks rsch aiiass. a.
teraitoas. snsi ti-oouf inuance-, may g.
sad - snd r-rtorus sssch o ~ dsfe- toset u hs
saase "a a. 80 r~4ssF~s. kad ~ dufs hossd
sId evcr rray.
Psrs. March i2sh. 1867
=. ". MING al p osh~r.
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u your horse has h.d bard drive. stood
In &C. cold vini. drank to mreh cold ~
Ter. or been cot IN a coii rain-storn. e.
lulps t'afc o. q the Carairy ConIiti5n
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\ u'frh in timc aves nirc- u s
meeh easier Cd gaard AGAINST disease ~
taking proper care 70 o. sTsiel shen On
impairei than 10 mend t whsn once broken
a9~n upon he Sra appeartnce Of pan use
b.oods sheumsiic Colsnpouni
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uEiMrOfD'- EXTRACT EUCuU give heaifh
set Hirur O. So irarr ari t.l f1 tte aiilI rffsk
t-ttiitV - scrorTrarird o. Many ai1fnirr srrr--
tnuns anf NJ trrsfrss 80 unlfte 90 cans ss
uen. tasaaitT. o. eI.tirrfic 90 snsae.
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DIED
q I L < ~ II IONI
LIST BUTNOT LEAST!

have ihus SO 5~l~sfsi paschasing ~ .tsek
~ Spriag Gs~.fs. ~aiiiag q offata exp~Tirnosi
aui suitaiE hslr assisf 90 in ~ nuluse~sr~ut
oi - ta.ins-s. VI heb I have 49, daas 81 pr,~ur-
a. ne -sfvires q NJ. ". l. ADAMS. ~h..e
hug rNrrrieuc- 30 ~ frate quaiiEcs him 3D. u,--t
tte s.ats a 10 pe~p-.
Ms. Ada1as has jl-i referred isoa Boston ~ish
= frr-h 81 -
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HTLNHotGS7s FLUID TNrHACT ByeuU !.
p.ra.aat la tast ant a.tor frrs fr1m au irllrloas
ErcIrrtlgs. an i1rrarsiiatr on o. arflnn
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SEsD ors-r. 30 JOB PRINTING O. ID.
DDssscssr OFrtcs
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ShEidFf'S SALE. SAFE 90 Naiae. Oxfor
- -. NsN -. ISL. Takrn 90 -xer-l 10 SD
al h. soll rutilc sscf o., - ~af-rlax 10
thsrtr-slh ~ - Jan. ID 1851. - tea o,cLsck
"a the fsrennoa. - ~ ofos Of ~.aus,si g. Gii-aa
.. B~fh~i - sait Cea-t,. an the rirht - rqaity
~hich tie.nof a. Fo-fcr - Ne-rv "a Sad ossss-
~ hs- "a fe,iora,fns ta~ eiisetar de--Fd--f -
e-t@t- sfstsi ~ -ail Ne~rF. ~iIh sk~ 30 Lii--r-
thrf-ou. sal beur fhe fsrn on ~htch Jo-l 80.
to- nrN hFes- cnnttiuiug eighiy scr-s hss.
ast hetnr th- sarl~ rrelnf--r whsrh ~isss p Fs..
So sd tis.aor A. fu~tst couss. % o. Blu u.
" iis - theif deei dated Asgs-t p, b. I-ss2 aad
Tecofdcd tathe oSilri Resisffy Il De~is. hook
i<o. fe<- tsi. % serur- az psyracat q eixht
hualrrt sd twelve .t.lsrs 80 gaty oruts % a
shie fn Nav. iss3. AFT m san,- premises beiax
ssbl-ct % 90 ofhrr nsoStg.ge. asde hv the s.sa
S'is- y Fo-ier SD Elss,aor N Poster % tAe .aid
HI y VILE. dated October -. lisa. a.i re-
carsiri a. h ONterd E@xi-frs Of ne-ds haak
-. page aio. 90 secure the payment 81 fhre-
husd - dolisrs. paysi,c ~ Nav. a u isss. %
~hseh hrst naule'i dced aad the rco8rd sherocf.
reicrcaev = lad 30 asosc 1srlioui4r de.c,ipsios
% IN premises.
CYRUS WORNEfI.. Sk~,,G
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NOTICE.

T'TIE Dsfhsa RsH. JOHN KNOX. 80 stssd
u 60 80 ~ Cossat ~ ftrt lbs Ssasoa.
reraas fe0 CALEB ROWE
Beihs'. Ny 2sb. 1871
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DIR. : : FITCIIS
FAMILY PHYSICIAN

Scr~afy-siz P1gsf. FSi0s IS t'cufs.
>ent - asy edtrs.s- - ul1ueT rsgaired uufn -
toat IL rrcrtFst, uta1. auf tally nr-rrasrl. Itis
rsrlr-i ruitr - &c sIrs 90 .riisT.1sst
Atfr-ss ~. : :. ftTCu, = Ir~mout street Res
iae tF1
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sTRANcE.nIT TRrr.

hFerF ycuuE lsdT snd r-utiEraAn In The Taftra
rtates ca1 hssr sornsthlnE 10y nach O. tlsir a.
sanfaFe % rftnFn nail lfrfs - charEs.1 b. a.
trvssinr The antrr-irurt rhcss hasiur f-.rs ef
t~tuE harrhs rEed gill ooiiEs ~ nct nuflclar this
Csrd AL oth.rs "a pl~ass atiress thrir nl.sIsn a
-errants. mos. a. CHAPMAN
al Erolda ar Nrr NarE
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Effrf IeanE laaF And rrutlEraAn In ne tnftrd
,.siaT. n rstaIa aan Ct,ss % sharEs.l b. "a
s-s..iss ~ sss.-,,ssss 49, sa.,ss 80. =
oart AL othsrs q "a pi~ass atiress their olssIsnt
servants RIOS ~ CHAPMAN,
The osi.ers,,s Or DOW oonsisus. 70 s.,-,. n
~ 80 ,s..is $50. a. .,,-. -. :, .ss..ssi
thr-e y~srs enahiss hlus 80 suarants~ srs..sr -
"a All ofbsr Nss-sras 49, 49,.
sssr catse Ar iettrrs for aiFics nllst eonfaia 81
Rosrd farsi.sssts tssss -so -,.s a, -
@sia seesr trssiiusuf.
hostor- luHe 2. isCf. frr
FOR NON .REIENTIoS 90 INCoNTINENCEo
lrine irrtstioa. intauussficn aio~rsfinn ~ a.
stsrs. a. shs sssa.r -.issi... sr-s.i - -. a.,
$3.50, 80 ~ ai-.e--s "a m oi-disr, titn-ss
Ia HELusoLos fIUtn ENrE,crnUcur.
For Coughs. CeIds aud 4 Consumption.
IT, ~ "a sas ~sl kas.n
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
Erpruse so scii - ouretnfsr $40 ~osr csrs-
sssrEp rHfstctA>s fsr forty yrar- rast- Gst ne
REID CUTLER 400.
prasgists, Boston, frc!risto-s.
WHY SUFFER FEon SORES
Whea ~ the 81 the Araics Oiatm~.t
80 can -as,ls b. currl. d hss relieved thaas-nd.
rosa Dorns. cuts. Chapprd Uand-, Boils.
>Prstn~. warts. ttcA.
Asi ~v-sy c,-srt.i-s of ~ skin. Trs % Coz !,
ce-ts i-it - ee-ts. - ssr~ o. ssk &C.
HALE'S fRNrCA OINTMENT
W 49, - ~ uIu-gisfs. ~ srld IS e~uts "a
- 2. SsFs1rs e.. Eostsn Nass., as1 rr-
ccivs q hsx ~ rcfurn ansit.
MARRIED
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NOTfCE 90 FORFCIOSURE wh~r.ss
Gralrs q. 49,. a Nsruar - fhe C1aai a
orffr e. ~iafr .f Wsrrf. frf 90 ~ ~ fsf 81
..H. f~l1. rsnFer fr 90 81 hts rlrrfsrr~ A-rI
81 ~ fffr COB r-car 80 ia the Orflrf ge-sf.is
iak 10. raTr ~. crrfsia real esfsfs s.fnafe 81
t-iag ia saii Nar~.f. aal shirh go REL e-tsis
3D. rffI.r l.sf'F 'rarr.i-f ia salf nlaffrarr h~~f
80 ls -eih.r s.fh esd rrrarfs to g. rrE.rrrf
Of. 80 .slre al frsrrinfi-rs FL ne $50 ur~nl.~s
- shafeas 49, er-ssissr- ~ 80 usarirass 80
have feeo tlasra. q herrhf ralu 81. f.rs So fhe
80 1.rlf ca.
OTIS TRUE.
Narsas. ~ o.. 1851.
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sHATTEEED NsrfrUrtoxs rEsroEED
- uEltfnsHt-r's EKrEtfHr utt lIC.
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" z w q o o % S

N - w q " q % y
Nhirh N STYLE sai QUALITY eas-ot fsil %
aurrrf ~ .ffeufian 20 rsirrhasers. Th- f,riow-
~ rNracf frua the d. Gsois make reports
-Tr-k- ~ lf-~if snf shr~s thc grsaf Advantage 2
har~ 81 ths purrhasc q ny Dry g-sfs over tho--
~ha furchas-f -sriirr:
DRY GOODS. u ~iu - aotic~S b, ssIr ,,-,o-
tsNnu- ihat prio-s have re~ra~i gensr1lis - 81
coft- - cd Oa t,r~,za asaafscfnr-s ialport ers
har~ trsn ssit-g, uof "a aia-s ~ i~ssf ~ithout
rfeat. h-sing rushed tAair GOD mo th- aurt go
rasllas 81 No Nofk in ord = o. dispose % their
starks- ue-f iltbsrs hss~ takea sdvauizr- q this
asi h-ve r-srch..-d 90 sch rric-- hat ihev ase
49, o. oa-r go bsrEsis. % eustan-r.
OLD GOODS MARKED DOWN TO COR
RESPOND WITH TIE MARKET.
PRINTS. frl.sn 20 % y rrut.
BEONN COTTDN~ ~ % - c~afs
DtiAtNES u e. % cra's.
49, sr Conoa ard VIA rap.i.. % -AichIkave
q l.rg- ss.orin~nt uark~t do~a correspa-iiaSiy
La.
~out esn ths sp-cisi attention q pe.sos-
~ho are iasd'ag sd fcp-irisg 20 uss staek %
Hardware. Paints. Oils, &c.
~h.eh s,s,sr unys~T Ssh 40 ssperieno, oftw-u-
~ ffsrs kao~ 80 % SEQ bstisr has q sr--a
h.nl.
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F q D!


49, - - - = 80
NORWAY VILLAGE. csc b. as.s.I
TIE - s--ostinsnt 90 FANCY ART CI.rS
thsfe % - 49, aa- stofs Oviori Coasts
toa-isrinz u
Toys. DOLLS. TOY COOKS. PIPES.
FISH HOOKS. LTNES. KNIVES. ScLS
SORS. SHEARs. PHOTOGRAPH and
TTNTYPE ALBUNS. PERFUHERTES.
cOLOGNES. HAIR OILS. PONADES.
GENUINE ~ FANS OIL. HAIR DRESS
INGS. (RESTORERS = PRESERESRJ
TOILET. TONSORLtL AND GENUINE
CASTLE SOAPS.
PENS. - ths Do4en o. Cro-s.
Wrnsra Papfr-. 81 vsrisu. kir-ls ~ ths Qaire o.
Res. 80 Eavckp~- - uastoh.
ge-noraadssas. Rlsak raak-. Sehool aad
Ar.-l.su~.-ss E.a.ka
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To Farmers :

a Pull MOOD IERSEY BULL
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New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

The land of John Knox and of Duns ScotuS is
certainly qualified to receive all the here
scs which can be brought together III
tbe name of science We observe that various
membcrs OF the meeting very unscentlilcally
Aattered It's President. who happens Tor once
to he 4 duke. and, Of course, Is aiistocfaticaily
shy Of dangerous opinions. but the spiIlV VI
this great congress of intelligence Is upon 'i,o
whole, independent and radical. All hi'uS
of scientists and scholars, from England 10
India, attended it. A grave pundlt was among
its cnriosities. Every science, and all ieaaihs
onipions. were discussed by different bodies Oh
savans What will orthodox readers thihh oi
Sir John Lubbock's argument against the posi-
ton of Archbishop Whateley, that saVaSeS are
merely degcneIatcS from highcrrace Ill seems
that English science in convention Is gencf@ly
with Sir John, who proves that the earliest men
must have been absolute barbarians. Even SIR
Roderick Murchison is described as admitting
the force of facts against an intelligent Adam.
William Craft, u colored man, has been boid
and able enough, wo see, to defend his race
triumphantly against the anthropOlogists. Sir
John Bowring, late Minister to China, wit
ncsscs that Chinese intellect is as keen as our
own, and that Opium-cating Is not so
bad as rum drinking. Lyell, Murchison,
Huxley, Grant Duff, and the venerable SIR
David Brewster, the patriarch Of British SCI
encc, have all something good to say. But we
think the best chapter which has come to hand
is Prof Tyndal's lecture to tho workingmcn.
Here the worker and tho idcalist are made
one. and the great scientist brings the tacts
of physics to witness the poetic truth OF
Emerson that "the atoms march In ORDER
with rhyme for their pipe and tune. Tins truth
was doubtless not quito SO generally under
stood as the Professors broad reply IN Car
lyle's language to the Thirty Articles.
| Not duke. il appears, but the botanist Hooker,
a scholar as modest as he is renowned, VIII
be the next President of tho Association.
The significance and worth OF so large con
| gress OF eminent minds need not be dWctC
upon. We cannot disguise the iact thaC
Science is the leader, and, In several senses,
an evangcl of the worlds civilization. Few
are willing to observe all its work and Its
prophesy; but its victory over the world ana
over bigotry is already won. The least toll
Grant of us must respect its aims and endure
its revelations. The tacit consent which
so lcarned body as that which listened TO
Sir John .Lubbock's view of a theory made
familiar to us by Darwin and Lyell, has Its own
meaning. Science is hard worker, and bears
no respect to sentiment and little TO the
prcudces OF aesthetics. What can be more
"unfeeling than gravitationf' says Mr. Mill.
Nevertheless, We believe that science is III
trsest sympathy with mankind, and that our
moral scriptures are supplemented by the
practical gospels of knowledge
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

experience on the Supreme Court bench, and Is
one of the ablest jursts in the State.
The resolutions declare cmphatically for the
rights and liberties of all men, and renew the
nledges of the party to protect and defend
those rights and liberties, and the franchises
which secure them. They declare i'll the PLAIN
est language in favor of impartial suffrage as
right which ought not to be limited by prop
erty or by color They declare strongly III
favor of war upon maladmlnistration and cor
rupton in Office, and that "we will see to 1t
" at all hazards that the interests OF the State
care committed to public servants of integrity,
"unainted by any of the fraudulent maXiDns
and practices of that party whose fear 10
"grsppe with corruption first brought upon 1t
" til, contempt of the people, They proclaim
as tte motto on our banners, National Re-
construction through Liberty and Justice J;
estate repose through integrity and economy
They emphasize the point that under no CIT
"cunstance shall tho credit of the nation or
State be injured by wrongful tamperiDg with
"pubic obligations, and that the name OF
" the Republic shall never be diS-
"boDored by the slightest deviation from
"the path Of financial integrity" They
fully indorse the Congressional reconstruction
measures, and promise that the party VIII
never relinqush those loyal men now strug-
Cling for reconstruction in the Southern States
"to the mercies of baflled traitors or faith
less Executive.n They renew thanks TO those
tried and true soldiers who have stood up
against the arbitrary policy of single lndl-
vidual, and have nob!y supported and carried
forward the clearly. y.indicated policy OF the
pconle of the United States. They make cspe-
cial and grateful mention of Secretary Stanton,
Gen. Sheridan. and Gen. Sickles, and condemn
their removal by the President rs IN insult 10
the nation. They declare that our natnralzeu
fcllow-citizens are entitled to the same protec-
tion in foreign lands as are citizens OF native
birth, and that it is tho duty of our Govern
ment to secure this protection in all cases and
at all hazards. They specially thank Gov.
Fenton, Senator Morgan, and Senator Conk-
ling for the manner iii which they have de-
Tended the people against the encroachmcnts
and attempted usurpation of an untathiul
President.
This is platform broad enough for all to
find room upon who seek the true interests OF
the country, and we cannot doubt that 1t VIII
bc accepted with acclamation from Suffolk to
Chautauqua. 1t is patforn broad enough and
liberal enough to embrace all truly patriotic
citizens, and should call forth tho active sup
port Of every man who would hasten the work
of reconstruction in the South, and mt the same
time guard and advance the best interests OF
the Empire State. Now let us work ior the
victory ia November
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

doubtful. Meanwhile, the scoundrols whose
thieyery brought about all the trouble-the In
dian traders, official or Othcrwise-keep up q
fusilade Of misrepresentation, and hardly day
passes that does not bring us by the swiitest
telegraph some "horribe Indian massacre" OF
something akin thereto. This has its due effect
in tanning the hatred so prevalent against the
red man, and when the slow coaches of the
Overland Mail Line bring in the real facts and
show that the outrage was some unimpOrtant
scrimmage of 10 more consequence than a COM
mon dog-fght, very few remember the original
falsehOOd
The Commission will resume its work in
October, and there seems to be a prospect that
a satisfactory settlement will be reached. But
something must be done to reform the Indian
agency business; the wholesale robberies here
tofore perpetrated must be stopped; the sale
of whisky must be suspended, and the men
sent out by the Government to distribute
annuities must stop the outrageous wholesale
stealincs upon which too many of them hay0
grown rich. That the Indian is Ignorant, cruel.
and dsspated is unfortunately true; but that
is no reason why he should be robbed and
shot for resistance. A large infusion of hu-
manity. and sume regard for the rights OF life
and property, would be valuable capital fos
those who have to deal with the red men.