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New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Sgttial actirss.

SgttiaI actitss.
Another story
JOHN BROUGHAM.
THE WIZARD OF VENICE
now READY
IN THE
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
Miss N. Il. Brnddon's New story
ENTITLED
TIE FACTORY GIRL;
BLOSSOM Asb SB r"F "%FHE DLtaur
SUNDAY MERCURY,
is tale Of absorbing edition Of the SUNDAY
NERCURY /, now ready For sale by negsieayr
uuou RepublicHn General COMPUTES. e 49,.
regular motslg Asssns OF we 1caa'se Del W -' WV
R@i That ls Assembly . .el IaSa Hepu -ein Asee, ;, %
oa Tas.s ~ elect BY b,o, deiesas' to the General
o0m-'i'i iety S' ge ysi' beS Kiln District Dserste.
III D.tict... Delegates, KILN Da.de 70 ] Pseya.s.
Va. D.tre.... Deisssss xyi6 Dhide DELEGATE.
VIZ Al BiIsi BaI Bsste Dss xy5 H5 DaeS D'' Bsss Dss,
WIN Ds,I.et...l 10 Dieyaes Xyill,h District Deegaes
XII, pi,.lict. Dsieaaas XXIst District 10 Delegates
XIII Dsirct...l2 Deirs.es
officers aud Ward COmnee Tor each District Association Tor
f6s President Of each Association his The proper Ofeer
aud SIC aud report same to TOE Aoesn ana "a con
81 s.gn tie crtentiai, Of the delegates so eec.ei
II " holding primaries SHAH be pnb-
e and Dispatch FOR az least two days previous to
ssd election. ,, o,- n,
wa on TLusay January 1909 al Oeegs and orgpze Tor
The FkEEMAA j. FAlihA"' Nnan"A-
Sa,. Gs PEgasSsS, 3. sasSsS. se''''ari''
Noiiee.-AlI ihose Radical Republicans favorable 10
General Coumlttee, WI meet AZ sue eu-
ani SATURDAY tLe 10th inst at O'Clock ~ order oi iae
Secretary
The Tenteti Annual Chrismss tssvei Of ocss th' JGs
M he b- on FRIDAY D. 1863 Interesting exercises oy ihe
in sl.s.. hg he j. ". BlCkLkf aud the Rev. ALthtD
COOKMAN. Service. u the Church At 10y o'clock a. M
Cbr,stngs Day-CHURCH or ST. JOHN BAPTIST tEyseo.
p. NuTsg Hin Lexington ave. of ThmtbR st-SerVice a.
ii O'Clock m The Rev. Dr. DUfFls Rector VII preach Inc
lo.ing music; Aouthafs Nenie, Mofas 10 eum
onas Jae Johusous Anthem, Spragnes Harkl the Herald
Angels' viii be given srats by tie 1Iion.
American fnstitutehe Pottchuie Branch will meet THIS
fTInr.ay EVENING 10 Room No "a Cooper Bulldog Dr. ADO
orr nil paper the and Distribution OF Gold IN Sui
ph ProG YANDERwRYDE will demonstrate by experiment. that
through Several ns" Inventions VIII
be exhibited Admission fee.
e. T. EN0EY, Secrelarr. y u IlLLh1N, Nualraan.
Grace Chapel Feerntbst opposite Academy of Music Toe
WALTER DELAFiELD minister n csrge Toe tArstmas Tree
Of ehap, s b, ghti THIS AFiHRNOoN o. W MJ oeocA
no MORROW Dtr the services viii commence at lVJO
w.. ubsa The Right HORArIO POTTER will preach
Gen. Fitzpatrick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05

amount is often realized. II 1t be said. that
the crop has extra risks. we admit il but =
man can afford TO run some risk for the
chances Of the extts profit But The risk is
very much diminished by avoiding the
causes That predispose the cropto rot. The
new seedlings. as the Goodrich. Harrison.
Cuzco and Sebcc. with lair treatment. have
very little rot. Abandon the old varieties,
and plan, these exclusively. Fresh ierment.
ing msnures induce rot. Therefore plant on
sod. or on land well MANFRED lat year, and
manure in the hill with plaster, or with
ashes. Avoid heavy wet land and plan, on
iigh, sandy or srsvelly loans, or on land
we'll undetermined. Plan, in drills. thirty
inches apart, and one foot apart in the drill.
and do all the cultivation possible with
horse power Let US have, this year.
potatoes enough for ALL Agriculturist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
Legal Notice s.
Nonresident Taxes,

In the To,cn az Mason. "a Ia County Of
oxford. for the gear 1867.
S1>HE folkB~ing iist OF Taxes on the Red Estate
ott on resiient ospsrs the town % Mason.
cr the year 1851. 10 ball committed To Amos >ms
C~lIee tor of .s,d Town, the 2s,h dsV Of Nav 3.
1867, and transferred TO Elijah h. morrill, on the
l2,h DAY OF November. 1867, has bee" rrto ned by
him TO Tru,sininS unpa'd on The 1th CAV oi
March, l>6s, ~ his c,riids ate 81 that date, nod
now remains unps,d: and notice - hereby gwen
that II the said t>es .nd ntcrrst snd ehsigv- are
not paul 'uto the Tteasur, II SAID to~e ~ith'a
e,ghIcen morths irosn the date OF the
~ the riid bii., much Of ihe real estate ,>cst
IS ~iH Ii sufhcient tu paw The amt ,l"e there
ior. including interest and charges. viii wit ouI
notice b. sbh at ,li,c AWc,i0B ~ the school fle'se
'n sal toNn, ON Sstnrdsy. the 2>th dsy OF No.
, a. .ls,r NJ M o.r u'eA.ta A. N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
One More Acre Of Potatoes.

Last year the crop was short in all parts
OF the country in the West from excessive
drouth. and in the East from excessive
rains Potatoes nave not been 80 biuh IN
twenty years. and the great prices have in.
creased the expenses OF living. among the
labor'rg classes. for every body feels that be
cannot get along without this vegetable IN
bis family. Five dollar, q barrel and up
wards has been tie price. for q good article
in the New York market for tie LAST four
months, and t1ey have been retailing AZ the
grocers for sixty cents peck. Farmers.
who bad potatoes to sell, have been IN luck
the past winter. This crop. at fifty cents
busbel. pays better than almost any farm
crop. With very careless culture Il j. no,
difficult to get a bundled bushels 10 the
acre, and with good cultivation twice tia,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
~ BANkRIITcY.
IN 'ho Ti-t-irt Cs1rt Of o., United states ir o.,
District &C. " siuv

In 'ho Ti-t-.rt Cart of tht United states fr The
District 90 Nsiuv
u %" matter u JoI Poster, Jr Bznkrup'
Ili- IL give notice ttaf vTttion has ben
prr-entrd 90 fA- Court thl, sight dsy ~ MAJ. fS~
by Joel Poster. Jr 1f Nrgrv. in said ni.tfict. a
bantruIt. pf,ying that he.mss b. drrfrsi 90 have
tut dt.chErEr from 81 hs debts pro- ae uoder the
BANKRUPT A.t and up.n reading AID Petition rs
l. ordered ft The fuurt that hsarluE g. he'd uuun
the same ou the thirfe-u'h dnJ ~ July. \ - I-s.-
before fhv Court boz p Hand. in .sfd Bi.ty.cf 81
fhr,c O'Clock =. NJ ard that NOTICE thereof D. pub
n-hed In f.t oxford Democrat add toe T.rt'snd
"efkIy S-Fr urespHptrs IrIut.d lu said ttis'rt.f.
once wfsk tar three su-ressite uFek.. ard fhA.
o.! cfedtuT. aio have gresi tltIr dtHfs and other
persons tn "fer'st. may arpfar ssId lime aud
place and STOW rsu-F If 400 tHev have Wiz the
prayer % -tid r titipn should not o. granted
WW & Tt.IBLI
eek uf fl..frl-f t8srr f.r 80 fl,.tft-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05

10 the Iistf.yt to1rt .ff.' nurd states flr tie
b.'r.ef ~ Ns.rs
DO che Or after uf samuel IS BltfsrfslH Bankrupt F..
Tbs = o. give notice that p~tttnn has teen pre-
scented O. '.. Count. thi. eighth daY &C MAY t,,.-
DF samuel IS BI';srd,lf 81 Bethel in ssid b.s
frict.a hans - rrarIfE fiaf be- mar b. dscrrsd 90
have a fli i'scHarEe from az hi. debts. pr4yab.e
under The bsHkrlpf 49, end ufou rtatiuE .sid
petition - D. b. ordered hs TIE Court thaf h@arIra
fe ha3 upuu 'he same Or fir '.r'rvrfh Day uf I4Iv
:. u. l-a- before &c Court In Portland ln I'D
District. n' fhfe~ O'Clock T. VI a-d fbat notice
tisr, % =, .Itii'ttt lu tte oxford democrat and
Portland weekly ~-tr. uessTHr-rs printed Boz satt
'IHfiC'. "f"r a stfk FOR three su.sss-ifs wftks
r nd that ell creditors who HH.e proved ftsir dsbts
aud other yr-spus To- lnf+fr-t may atTfar ~ .a IS
Z lone and plac". and show cause if nuy they have.
why the prayer &C -tif petition should not b. gran
ted va g. PRfBiF
C,s-k 4 District C.uft Tor sad Di.triet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

NTHERtA> FrsHr,- Bem,s. % a. re IN the
w C"un'N of oNiurd a,i Stale ~ Name dad
on the 29ih d,y 81 Msrrh \ u 1851. D., ~.
Mortgage Decd, coavey g. me. ,bc o. irt, COED
cCttaia ,rd e.Jsir situate ga P4f,s Hiii ~ .ad
Conaiy. brlaz abe same conveyed e. s.,3 H~'n,,
T., J"-iah Dud~v. %, BE-. !. 81 81 Quacisim ditr,l
March 18Th, lsh7, and r'o,s,i'd ~ ONfn- Rsgi,
uN ~ Itb. page 5ll. Go ~hIeh ,ic-,l rl~r-sce
D. bal tlr ta.r- Isry iruilr dC-sri;s, ,a api
wh-r~a. she cu1ttirns 90 sad n,1Srg sss have
b~e-' br'Acn. h-rch, c-.m 60 iot~cl,.r the Sane
pursuant o. tbs statute 81 surh case made and
provided. EDWARD 4. CHASE
Pm. Nav : LIS
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STATE OF MAINE

ONFoEu, So Hoard of County Comm .sionsrs,
Ny Term, i-s,- held Nav 18th. i~.S
pom tlr -orvgeu- -tttlun, satisfa -terv evidence
having h,ss rcpstN,A that 'hr petitioners
sPousihls E1d that ia4urr the merits o. their
application i NF~dIant, 10 ur,icryd that the
DUSTY 'ougtuiH slou"rs mrvt q thu "t'hapina
House" a. Bcihcl Hiu. Thnrsday the Isth dav
OF june neat. at tsn 20 the clock \ NJ. snt iheu,.
proc~I - sisS the ruut mentioned ga said pst,toa
immediately AftrT = hir' yir--. a Hr1uus Of the
ITties and yitn~S-rs will o. hat ~ convenient
- Rcc la the s-iniiy. Ani uch other .ssurs taken
iu the prlt-s IA" Commits -iuucrs snail b DE
proper. Ard u Ia further Ordered. that nsficr 81
the time, place aud purpose OF thy tomtuisst Jnrrs
IN nrtiue Aforesaid Dr. given - ali I,rsaus aHd
corporation. ntsrc.ic b, causing aff-stci copies
% sAii PETITION aud % flt. order thereon 70 -
served upon the respective CLERKS of she Town o
Bethel, AMI also upsts NJ thru pilbI- PLACES Ia
sad town and puhisiiei three ,r,vks surrrsslvclv
Ia the oxford Iyme-Taf- . news psg.yr pTintf-i AZ
fAri> IN raii County o. ONf.ri tn first % sstt
puhucBtiot- and each % tho Other notices. g. Be-
matr scry S. and po-t-t i.a~t thirty dsys before
sAsl iimc ~ netting, g the end thst al J~rson- md
corporation may thra and thHrr Bpis-sr and show
~Hus" - au- they have why the prayer Of said ~
tlttuarrs shusili no; D. Lrautlf
ArIE-I. WM n kINRAGI- Clerk
\ true copy Of sad iNLuon aud oni.r OF Court
. thereon
AtEE-T WA. X. kIMEAIL CLERK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
~ BANKRUPTCY
H. IA, D,suiot Cont Of tl,r Uui.rd StAe,. 81 ~
hI-rL-i Al Ma.-r

H. IA, Dstiict Csutt Of ti,c UuirG SJ4lo. IT. ~
bi,trtrt al Mao
II the hls'Jei oi Arncrtoa 4. iBrr1r. hank r,rrt
Ih's - Co give aoiioe that u i~t.ttoa la. -, a
pTr Sen 81 g. che Court th,. BRA d, ~ Nptb So
In Aaic1 90 4. FAuis o Hls kbrli bInS rsfs, Pa,
ing that be- - ,i-vtv7 Go ave iau 'i-chat st
70 an al he deiss. prps.hi~ rsslrr tho Hook ru,I
Aci. ga uP,a 'o-sstng sos -, itt.a 1t b. ODD
81 %, tho C.rl't th.f h~apog - hst uassa a. r
sa'n~. ihr - - usN Il Juis. ~. I~ss-. D. a,,
the tsIr, 90 rs'iilui. % iisirtri. at o'r!L
4. VI asd tat r,t'cr tbsrrt - -. i,-hrd - sic
pSsfd psn.--fat an.i ia- f"stl4aI N-,kiv Stsr,
n Sraprts pu7.-i 80 shf1 b,-;rtrt. os = = sc~k
Ior iht~r s,srrs.stc vcrk.. SOL tha' ~ creditor,
Sho have proved ib~tr dft sat uih-r p~rsps.. 80
'ntrt~-t, ~, app'sr --,iI lone saI ti.c- 80
.how Gu ., . aaS tho, Save. uAy tho ptayVt 10
.aid P-tn,oa .houii n.t - rrll5ci
M 4. PREBlE.
CI.rk II pts.1trt t-..,,5 O., ,,.s u,.fft~t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05

To tic Honorable th. County Commits saourrs- with
IN and 'ur the tUanfv Of oxford. STATE % Naiuc.
w y. tn uadcrsin~ Residents In said Tuuntv %
w OXFORD would respectfully rrp-r-rui that
County Enal b u.~r4~i 10 saii Gpuutv. Cnmturuc
ing near -" nurti"rly ru-i % Sonso Pond. the
wc~tsrit sit- % said Pond tho town line he
twrru AlhAuy ant Bethel, in ssii County, 81 or
near the point on ~aid town line Wh~rv the Couatv
read or highway Gro 49, said linz. th~noc running
SorfhcrlY dsr,rtlpu, passing mar thr dwelling house
formerly occupiysi by pr. John Grover, drs-asc,i,
- tho 'ulamon on hrthb Uhi, ihsacr across aid
Common iu \ n'rlurriy tis~tiou t. Ali-r River
Hrtdg' 90 ~ailr' lu said Iethai. aud th~nc- down
the Au2rvsco--In E4ycr ihrpuGh placv caiiyI
Aidlc lutsr1 a!~ Ia -sii lstl"l, 20 the town line
tTINvra Nrfhr. aui Euufari. 81 said Counfy Of
Oxford whsrr the highway now crosses szii tosFn
line % Hi'h-i sud Rumiurd
Aud ~ would therefor request that YOU would
visu such route Ht-p,s dcscrtb~d and make .uch
locations, widening. dg--dniiausncs-s and altrra.
lions, hay seem 81 voc 90 i Tor tho public inter
est, and IN duty t-sIni would ever pray.
ROBERT \ CHAPMAN, aud u others
Iicihri, MAY y. ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
wN. X. KIMEALL CLERK.
II BNNkEUrrCY


In the District Court q thc Eied -tates-Di.trict
ct Mann.
In the matter 81 isEud,r /. Barker. harErlpf
THIS l. 20 glFr nu'icr. thai petition has t-~n
prr-tutrt 90 toe Court MS sixth day % MAY 49,
by isahd.r 7 barscf IT Rsth'i. bankrupt pray
ing that - may D. 4, creed 20 ha,r fuli a..
charEr from all hi. debts. pfosaLIs under the R.uE-
rupt Act. sod upon reading aid p.u isu Is j. or
drrvd ~ the Court that n hrzrtrC - had upon the
same. on t''s siNth day OF July. \ ~ $50 tsto-r
th- 'ourt iH Portland. saif District ~ three
o'clock ", and shat uu'irr thereof o. publi~hed
tn the oxford DemocrAt aud o., Portland weekly
~tar. ue~sJapr5s prin'ed 10 snid b.sit!-t. onc~ =
Sces Tor three -ucas-si,y weeks aui that al credit
orr VII" have proved their debts aud other per.on
ia Interest nas arITar 40 aid ituc and place and
shos can-r Hnt they have, Why The prayer Of said
Peti.IJn 'haa.d mo- b, granted
WI =. rRtBiE
clerk = District Court for .stf District
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05

L. he Dstrc, C,ou II Inc Jpa.. Stale. iSr th.
Disttirt 90 Nsrrrs
IL the matter OF l.nrtu. l. far. mr. bark f,s,t.
The o. 30 s'rv n"iicc tsst b. fctUi,a has t-ra
rrrsr''icd o. tho tr1,t ihs. 3Dyh ..l4 ~ aTsit.
lss~, O., lae'u. l. F,r,af ~ Bsrkh-Li J,.uA r,,p,
ptIN, rr. that be ma, ~ d-cr--d 60 have iuu de-.
chsfg" tom al hi- ,rbt.. utavaill uutsr he
BaHsrwpt ACi, AID uran fvptsng 400 g-JItsn. Of,
- ofd~, FL ~ tho ts,r't th.t hssftag - Ia up,n
III" sane va the i3,h ia, la.,, - l-e-. i--iot,
the Cesurt va tor'ltnt, ,l sa,t p,.tftrt ihrrr
o'ca,k Z. VI anH thfi rati-c Thereof ~ prb
hst-d an The oNi1rJ D,ulo-rai and tho Po,tLaad
N'rNh >pr revsisp~r. Uft1'~' b., s'ii ntstr,.t
otee wrsk lur t'frr~ .t,s,r--tvr ~-vk. an4 ihai
81 creditor. ahn have proved thrti r-tt. aad
.her lsr.'ns fn s'-r. lass =; peas - 50 tiss,o
AMI p'-r'. and -hr~ c4r-~. q On, The, have - hy
The power u sad grir,n -h.sii8 OF - grated
WI PREBlE
lLclk n nl.lf.rI C-rll i-f ~ Dt.trtct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
IL RtNkRt-rTCI

h The DISTRICT Cour, Of ,h~ ,,,sd siate,. Tor the
btsisri e Natu~
pi.tgirt Of M4tac ~ Lev .ipn on the Guh
du OF Nv. - l~6-
In th- matter Of H..rsttl a BhAc RsrGfagii .
The uudrr-Isued h't'ly .t'e- n,.it,, OF b.. a.
Ira'n,raeu' sss,.pcc cd Harst4 q BbA-. al
Aul-rn. 90 The otllEN ui hn..rnses.- "a ao : tate
Of Mace. vithtu -.sI ats r.tt Who has t-rn ~
Jaas~d tf'aArapt u{ 90 h.. ...o c itt.a o., a., Ds-
ittct C.1u Of sslI a.. .tItrf
CLARENCE & FROST.
mA, Loss A.sisnce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
N BANhRUPTCY.

~ The Di.rist Court ai ,hr JnusI states 81,
the Di-frirf n MJne
IL 'he ntt,er col isnc : Guul'. Bs0kupf -
The unirr.iE nci hereby gives notle- 90 Do. sp.
point ment As.iEnec q lease : Gouid. OF
Hiram, 30 he County of ONiufd snd STATE
- N-ne. ,,fhis ssit pI.fri.t. ,,ha BE-. been .,.t
~ iZed " .trupt upun be- own petition. ly the
Districi CJI.t Of aifDISrrsi
81 Is BEAN, Assignee
Brown 4s. VI, SO, l-6-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
CAUTION.

A u HARTMAN having ~,th hawa from the
"A. h,m = 4. II. x " Harriutla -, uii, 10.
'og bo.ue'. 1t LavcH. AL pcr.o,, are hsr,l,
oAsisin"d not o. credit s,i 4 u. Hartman on
see"uat Of said arm. - .hsil Ily dehts OF h,.
contracting account OF laid hra alter Iht. date
MOSES HARTMAN.
Lowell, Ma, s. iS6s II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
Freedom Notice

THIS 10 h. cent, that I have ,hi. d4y sissa
to nv $40. ions iorktSs he. tia,r Do, ,us
tho ret ni his uiosfiN, 10 act sal Iraic L,r him
sci. AID .hsll ci,,m seus 81 his esruins. not
paw ans GslS. OF his contracting aiicr th,s d.te.
EBENEZEti h. HOPKINS
WHB-..-Gpo. Horyrss.
frsntiin PLANTATION, Nv - 1867
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
mill for sale.

fHHE nav SEED MILL TO e.H-i). .ita,.
L I'D IS Nsrth " 90 iroek 18th tA~ Dan sai
Nst~r FuUlrs an4 aAsat t~a a-rr. OF La.L
S''i Ma ~. f-cs nt'y i.~~n ascd f,r saving rar-
tia<s won.is. aad suud pssT~ . : ~ iatr-tna-a 1
81 ian I'aps,s~. - rtars staAs 81 b1-tn~ss
To c"s' N .ti sastr ne property vtu bs ss,ld
vrr, 49, tuy an rNtminittoa Il tho ,srrmt.r.
'o4 f'rc 90 = inv StL. E.g. 81 Narth wu-,d-
'l"eA pa'cr AID ir'ms, ut ih~ .ui---, ii-r. as
fos'La,i. EBEN COREY.
Ma, IL IS6~ A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
Notice.
NOTICE.
Notice.

THIS !. 10 certify that have Ihi. ,lay given
L NV ,os. LEoS,SD Baoek. be time 10 rr.,ic
ior himself. sni shall Chain nonc 1T his earning
Bor pay sHy OF has debts after ,hi. dste.
BEISEl BROCK.
Witnsss; q. l.. PRArr.
rarls, Anil % lSSS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
Land for Sale.

TRACT OF LAND. l,tag wtihin o. nj
"a &c Souih f4fI.. known b. ahn Hath.
$50, - ranta tltnE THIRTY ACRES .-cpa.
ta'Ss ~'s-t ~'spIxh g, p,y fsT he sane .-yah1.bs
the1 io' 'Iisg" Pa-iasIog. Fur pFtce Aad te
Caii on The suhseftt-rs =, Wr.i P4f.
\ 4. ANDREWS.
Wa PAM. NJ IL. lSS- q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05
NOTICE.

Iiit t1fattns'..fr bee fa-.lc tN.sjinr uafsf
1 'hr name ui Wa.'e.,rt, = ibaII p-ou O.. ibi.
dag dfsuiscl ~ uiaiuai consent
". iI NUiTgOMB.
THOMPSON
Hi.AkE
The iu.tncss of the Ist~ bf-a vs. ... bs s~tf-. b,
The rutrrs g1rt. 0L, have .,.a.tt . r.,rt,, r-i.
.hip uni,f the hru name ai HHtrsosH L o..
SaEr. ". 10. WbiTtONB.
4 =. ONNAkU
Norway, AprI p le,5- ius,S -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-06-05

J CLAIM FtNN.
Mason, Man IL, bs. I1ca.- 81 Mason.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04

Mn. EDIroR; Pray obige me by publishing
the following communication from the Balti-
more Gazette. II puts the knife SO eifectually
TO the endemic cancer that threatens the Demo-
cratic party of our county and State that
think it will do good, and all the flesh that it
lops off will strengthen the patient. And, by
the way, the sooner we put the brokers, shaw
crs, huckstcrs and thinkers in politics, that in
fest our State and country, in their proper pri-
vate positions, the better it viii be for the Com
monwealth. 1t is their political mistakes and
other takes that are disgusting the toiling mil
lions with republican form of government,
as administered by majority mobs. We must
eschew, for our leaders, in future, if We would
prosper, what the modern world calls smart,
seif-made g.es, = noted rather for their trckery
and inoral naos' -.ena policy than their
frank hs III spa COMMON sense adherence 10
principl no naat ladi The latter, aud moi
permit the former to select, misrcprcsent and
ruin u.s. MEDLEY.
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Political Mistakes.

During the last ten or fifteen years we have
seen some very queer dogmaS announced and
acted on by men in power and advocated by
their slavish parasites. Not one of the least
remarkable of these is the very recent doctrine
strenuously urged by portion of the press,
that no matter what outrages may have been
committed on the most sacred rites of individuals
in community, those who inflicted them, ifnow
they seek to become members of the political
party to which their victims belonged are not
only, though making no acknowledgment of
having sinned to receive an amnesty for the
past, but are TO be regarded rs having only
been guilty of political mistakes, and are now
TO be rewarded by being received with implicit
trust and confidence, and TO be recognized
MS the leaders, and the most prominent mem
bers Of the party to which they now profess to
belong.
According 10 this new doctrine, If Seward,
and Stanton and Holt, and host of Others
should only profess their opposition TO Itadi-
calism, in the present aspects of its fortunes,
they should be received with open arms by the
Democratic Conservative party, and enrolled
among its prominent standard-bearers. In n
like contingency, all Buffers outrages and
stealing Of public and private property should
be condoncd, and only the soft impeachment
whispered against him that he had made po-
lical mistake. General Banks' eager persecu-
ton and Imprisonment of the members of the
Legislature of State, upon the most false and
shallow pretences, was only political mistake;
the open and avowed support and countenance
given by Governor Swami to clubs?of lawless
blackguards, who rallied under names which,
as has been truly said, were an offence
to decency, and his open encouragement to
them in the commission Of every crime, from
murder down TO larceny and rioting, this, too,
is to be gently termed a political mistake.
In this community there were many men
who honestly and conscientiously entertained
widely different opinions upon the great issues
involved in the questions submitted TO their
consideration and which they were called upon
10 decide. All such, who now believe that
the continuance in power Of the Radical party
must lead to the utter destruction of our long
cherished institutions, cordially and har-
moniously now act together. Between them
al! past differences may well be forgotten and
ignored. But it is asking too much TO expect
that selfseeking politicians who used their po-
sition in the dominant party to insult or injure
all who dared to differ with them in opinion,
and who now, for their own ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
aspire to be the leaders of a party comprising
so many Of the victims Of their IawlcSs out
RACES, should be gently regarded by the lat
ter as having only committed ''Eotatcat Mis-
tdkesn
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golitital.
X
A New Old Hat.
BY col. FREEZE.

When this old hat was new,
All parties were intent
To nominate n statesman, iit
To he our President;
But now Ben Buffers Radicals
Their former faith recant,
And put up TO be voted for,
The shoulder-straps Of Grant.
When this old hat was new,
The Union was complete,
Nor were ten equal, sovereign States,
Trod under Sambos feet;
Nor viii they long thus subject be,
In spite of Cufiee's vaunt,
Unless the vote is given for
The shoulder-straps Of Grant.
When this old hat was new
Each man could right his cause,
Nor had the cleaning bayonet
Usurpcd the place of laws;
But soon again the civil rule
viii tyranny supplant
Unless the vote is given for
The shoulder-straps of Grant.
When this old hat was new
Full happy were we all,
With gold and silver in our purse,
We feared no debtor thrall;
Now, small will grow our pocket-books,
And gaunt and still more gaunt,
If e'er the vote is given for
The shoulder-straps Of Grant.
When this old hat was new,
This government to run,
But sixty millions dollars cost,
And then il went like fun;
But now, three hundred millions make
The people toll and pant,
And swear their votes shall not be for
The shoulder-straps of Grant.
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ATLANTIC Cry, N. J., Aug. 6, 1868.


A. D, Daris, Esq.
DEAR Sir: Your letter of the 26th ultimo
has been forwarded TO me here, and while I
take pleasure in expressing my entire concur
renee in the views 1t so well sets forth, of the
superior advantages Of tbs route yeti describe,
am glad to say that, at an interview with
Mr.. President Garrett since the late disastrous
food in the valley of tho Patapsco ! was in-
formed by him that the line referred TO was be-
ing actually located.
| have only to express the hope that its con-
struction may not be long delayed, for the con-
siderable shortening of distance, easter curves,
and reduced maximum grade, must make il
the main line of trade and travel to the West
from Baltimore as well as Washington, the
branches to each city meeting at Gaithersburg,
about halfway between the Point Of Rocks, and
either Washington on the one hand, and tho
Laurel Station on the other.
am, dear sir, truly and respectfully yours,
BENZ. II. LATR0BE.