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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
r. R. r.

The high praises enauating from people G all
part OF thv worid that have d-Ttv ~ b-us M
-" OF hadsas'. Ern-drs prove their title con.
rdruc'. There i no pain - severe. disease o
malignant Ur ssin lee 80 d--ructon Of lite. bn,
that the R-sd, Ec't Sii. stop the paia aud arrest
u iu t- prnErr--. bSsry ma. beard at %. 10 not
tr"d u. 1T ttDsr tpst maze u.vd u lex give
Il a iris \ frS minutes vii prove tS power OF
stoppius palm u al :h~ p~iug letter. AHy
ISrson ,issuS ng u, trthtuin-z. rite thu e.
:. Cousal az Rtn tHr every soFd true sc - ia
pss 10. Handed L oltGrs; Sc Or Rsdways Al
tnRHac Tor issS.
Faeanoaia, >pii,ins OF Bi5o-i. DiGi-alt Breathing
cured. Nondvri % Iva the I.nprrt.l National
GsArd Of Tho brazilian krny.
Btn tn JSNEIEo. Jaue i6lh IsGS.
hs>srs- Rsmunfn 4. L-ti- = Bfv.
L.ratlsmvu - IL b. nUs nearly eight Srars that I
haze svd"rvsi from rHruno.it AMI have hal the
bet advice, lot cpII ~, o. ciir,d. "a. In the
aad matter, hat -syns that eoald get any bet.
aIriY I ,net D, a fii rnd. Who recommended Dr
k.t~sy - = iErp .rss; isssst
Ait"r taking th. Hr.t dJs- OF R-Isi and water. l
could bTrsth Win va.- and frit al nav paths d'nn
!shink- essiihu.d iskinKIso at ksiway'- Pi.l-
ev~ry a.gti, anl half tes -ppniui OF E-lrf and
tsr ana ALEC fibbtus my chest aud throat with a.
And. thank God, i-cl ms .eIf I.eT3resD veil.
oniy tooE tru bpttlr- of R~ii-i And three boxes Vi
Falls hoir Inat the authors OF aid pfvpat tOn,
may have long auh pro. porous lite.
Just DtA> NARgT.s, 40 iTzscha street.
MAGNOLIA wATkE--A d.lishIiaI toilet article
superior ~ Cologne, and ~ bali the prIee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
Notice of Foreclosure.

XIvHERFAS David l. Fau1r Of Buc. fell
w IN The Goa 81 DxlOrd and Sss,. NJ
Maiac. ,',d by mortgage deeA, on the sixth dsv Of
Jul,. 1868. convey Ia James Sp,uiding 81 said
Rerkhed. certain Real Estate situated ~ - "a
iiaek6ed, soi being all be re,, esia . csaveSsd
the sams dsy V, said Spsuiding 30 the said Farrar
which deed q Farfsr 20 Spsuidng - recor ded IN
Oxford Registry, b1ok lss. page $40. md
whereas the sad james Spauid,a- did, on he D.,
day 70! January, 1866. assign aid mortgage 10
Beuue Cole, which ar-ignfn-ni y recorded 90 ssid
Reg s,ry, bopk l4s, psge 206. and rhefets the
said Lemuci Cole. on b. 2ist DAY 81 Decenbier.
\. u. 1857, d,d assign o. me, John Brock. oG
s'id Buokheh, ths sad mpugsge-said s-sign.
mcut b' iug recorded IN s,ij Registry, book fis,
Page 2O6 and wherea- The c"udttsons "i -iId
mortgage have been broken, hereby chiiin 60
inrer ,,se tie same riding the stafTe 90 such
ease inside and provided
JOHN BROCK.
Boek6sld. May I, 1865
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Market,
FoF ~cts tndlns Nay q.

p ~ NFfs ending Nay -.
A. CanahridE~ sni Ncdf1fd she Arrival. of caitia
Of al kinds amounted g. oa!y Jos head. a numb4r
a'l'r ~s believe, than ~e hs-e reported Tor any
week during the pat seven yrHrs except, perhats-
The Dufth u July Ecsk ofisii some Of these were
on eommi'.io bon 90 Engaged let We h. FoT the ar.,
mr Tor week pact There were 10 Western Cattle In
tn' }s'is ~ ctmJrifke though ihe namber 81
huyer' p'e.sut we're small the s, mand fJr the stock
va good. the fv~ cpti, 81 nsrset were di.p1.ci
Of 'Arir b. fhr iofcao0n 20 some advance last
Wceks prices. Of the western cattle about the
u'us' proportion aff,vsd IN Saturday,. large part
e Shici we've dispossd % that day. This greatly
reduced fhc number ON the regular market dsy. OF
the tvsniy-.is from Maize. Twelve wsre traded a.,
Brighton Tie 'uppiy this seek {. shout -four
hundred .ort u the asvrsse o the past iour weck.
sod spEears g. o. handy - TN densai sad price.
have materially advanced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
,.On-ReSident Taxes,

Ia The Torn AZ Mason. ~ the County Of
oxford. for the gem 1867.
1--WE lolL,~ing 'ist oi Taxes on the Retl Estate
L oi on rr-iient o~nors IN ihr town Of Mason.
i"c the wear 1861. ia bill cpmniitr,i To Amos Small
Collection OF -nd Town, on The 18th da, Of Nav.
1867. ADD transferred TO Ehj n X. Morrill, on he
18th day oi November, 1867. has been returned by
ham To the remaining unpaid un the 7lh day Of
March, ls6S. by hi. crrlI6c ate ~ that date, and
remains unpaid; and noticr - hereby gwen
that II tc said iNr1 .ud iuIerc-t and cha, ges
not paid into the Treasury Of lid toNr within
eighteen month. from the date ui the commitment
oi the said bulls, much Of the real esIlt. taxed
viii b, sufficient to paw The amount due there
ior. including interest anil charges. viii viii out
notice be obi at public Auci,on ne Sch"nl H"use
~ ,a,i town. an Saturday. the 2Sih DAY OF No.
yemiber ur NJ . Al o,t- Ofrk,cn p VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
~ BANKRUPTCY.
In the District C,uri of the United States Cor ths
DIafrirf OF Milne.

In the District C'uri uf The United States for the
District oi Maize:
In the matter ol SIlvanas Porter bank r,,,,t !;
THIS - 10 give notice ttat Petition has been
prr-e"ted 10 The Cont this 2s,h .lav or Ap,ii,
1865, bv S,lssnns Porter of Paris. iptnkrnpt
PRAYING that hr ma, be deofeed o. have iuiI dis.
charg" from at his debIs, proyabl under the
Bankrupt Act. and nPon reading sid petit ioa, IL
u ordered hy The Court that hearing he ia u,,,n
The -ainc on the 18Th day Jolly, \. - is6a, Iefore
the 'na' ~ Portland, 30 ss,d District Mt three.
"'cptA y VI, ADD ih,t not,ce thereof be pub
h-hrd ~ the DNiprd Democrat and the Portland
W'rKy Star nrw-pIp~r. prinfei ~ aid District
once "a week fpT ttTee -Urcr-sve werk- snd that
~! creditors Who have proved lher deli-, and
other p-fsuns ~ interest. mas ~ pear 80 s,id t,n~
md plic", and show csp--, Il nny ihct have, Why
The prayer Of said peitipn .hotii aut h~ granted.
WV 2. PREBLE,
Clerk nG District Couri Tor said Di.trict.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
Champion Game Of Base Ball.

Tho second game for m ch.npionship came OF
81 Norway, on Tuesday last, bciwcyn the Penne.
secusssrcsi the prrscnt champions. and the Crc.-
ccots, OF Sacearspps. The latter cluh chaiicn scd
the reunesseessssecs some ten days srp, and Sal,
urday Msy-ie.h, wss the appointed time but o y ing
In rsiny ~csiher, u vas Pos,poaoi until ,l,o next
fair day Time WR- called at 70 A. ", and the r..
wSrc -sn; ,o the lat with ony scvca nen AMI "a crv
not reinforced until on their third mnIas Tn. a..
were IN good condition and p'Rycd finely. beating
their oPponcnt. hiilv. BY TIC following .,nrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

w " .id oau espccisl aUsntont To- ne Gos Amer.
i-tn orsan. manufactured b. s. DAN ". smith.
boston. Asss., coatsiuiuE tFo banks Of ksys. and
iouri'ea stops which vas used ~ the musical con
''''''"' 10 assist ia suppof;iug 90, chorus A. the
o'"c'i'' tHe deep snb Das- nut,s sers psiniy mar
H''i h'''e th' 70 voices IN thc graui Usleisitb
en'-1't "-''r d" nle accompany msa, of toe s,lo.
We zee "r'fi-r'. i1r tDI -IiHR sf.ct- Of Toe
ifemo0, with tle s1r stops. ~. ur.,nsiy ,.h,.,,.
81. lHufHngt0u ssntlacl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

Another Great Game 10 be PLAYED on
SATURDAY. maxi

The Urss Major Bsse naII Ciab. az Norway. here
by challenge tho i'c~ResscswAss-.. 20 play q mai,
game ~ nsse Rail- III" conditions OF which shal D.,
thu; ihc challenged eiub sh,il make seven .corr.
20 the Cr-A MAJOR and tho defeated club d all
furnish sappcr 20 the wtanssS ciuo
fREEIANp HowE. Ci.rk
Norway. May 18th. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

"OUi ruNT witt HT JovTtL'' when men md
women Ihtos Pay SIC to the doEs," and When a
rias out OF orirr OF - prevent getting Of order
take Plantation Hirrr. Acc you Dy.p-p,ic. Ncr.
Vou-, JAHsiicei. "a 'Pp~d low spirircd. Weak ot
are Won sick and stou't knos what ait. youf We
have 6--u-and arr recon m -ai-d TO try the Plan
iAiioa BiiioT.-which dill with are satisfaction
and entire success. Delicate Females. Cl.rEy men
Merchants. Lawyer. and person. Of scd-n,ary hab-
"a. are part1eiiAriy b.aca-! by these BittsTs The
sale 4. perfectly enormous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
prom the Maine Normal
Lines on the Death OF Mrs. r. w.

ple,i IN armingtou, April =. It's. Mrs N.Ii,
". VIE 81 Robson Woodbury.. and daughter al
~ - w. ioF'joy, OF Albany, Nc. aycC a. wears
Another heart has ceased 70 beat,
Another vOicv l. hushc,i;
Another form 10 laid away
In earth's cold arms ol dust
Again has the destroyer claimed
Anoihcr's sacred trust.
Another life l. desolatc,
Another spirit crushed
frail aower vast thou, q fair young wife,
Aud When the rough blast came.
IL plueked thee from the stalk OF life,
IL len bat Que ofswslu
Loved slcspcr. DER thy iowiy homo
Aprl's sad tears will 6lli.
Tine summer moonlight softly gaze,
Autumn To wiesrr call,
Hut sprinls and anturan aiIer not
To those beneath the ground,
And vam the summer sopi,yrS erccp
The winters strOog blasts bound.
Singing the soags the angels sing,
Itself an angel bright,
The soul it, earth companion leaves.
To bcar alooc DEATHS flight
Clasp to thy heart, % stricken one,
This Thought. that she is blcst.
RcrnrTnbcr in thy wcariness
rhaf She. AZ rrst--st rest
q swsotsst thought the heart can think,
Memories OF anguish hidc'
Thought that when iIie beiow i DER,
''Our home beyond the tide
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
TIE TRUTH IN 4 NUTSHELL

The maay Kinds Of eommoa Salerata, found In
market arc weak imparr. and unhealthy, and de-
fraud the purchaser Of hi. money. ISies Saleratu,
IL entirely free from all tho.- objections. H.. great
sale prove. 81 poPs'ari,'. Sold by grocer. every
where, I'm poand package.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

Innings, 800
rcnae..eSw's, 10 oSoS I'D
N'es"H'H' o o 1 l. )
Mr.. Howard l. rrinec. OF the IONS, umplrcd the
game 20 tho entirc satisfaction % both riuh-
The bcst Of good f,lin.s prevailed throughout the
play. The Cre-eca's werc nnc -, OF fellows. and
their gvHiiemsniy dcportmcui, while there won the
highesi praise Of tho Norway reoplo.
80 the silver ball stlii rcmain. In old OXFORD
County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

ss-Ihc SrEiNwAr rINNo, was awarded the FIRST
Premium 4, the Paris Exposition. and 1t mu :, be
conceded iha, they IA. best. Call at the Piano
Rooms Of Nm. q. TwuHHLr IL Congress ST, Tor |,
land, snd examine th-m- Noa r,Iy on hI. state
ments thOaSh the Piano, speak for themsslvc. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
ORGA NC VIHRATOR

u o.. into the ear. De- vsr rsrr.rfible removes
sinEing noises intte head sud csahis- dsf r-r-ons
z" Hf hr di@' c'y 20 ci'fc1 t.l rlb.fc as-eubltss
lhi- -ifAmfrt 20 a. "a I.utinr. fesJii- Hlr1n 2
mif truni- aui tubes a. u4..f -t..f ~ ipng sts1d
inE t"sln. -s. Dr. 81 rs.-sr poo tf.tt tIae tt uay
o. a''H.f'd Hith f.if ease 90 .istrlrsrs
T.. ~t.'sUl 600 H. rl..4.f s..fI. ID. . Elft WH.i
luEf"u Fac, uniscrity Batl5ings y. ia. y,
from ~ 70 : ~ cock lsb2i-iy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
$4,000 Selected Fruit Trees, &c.

Our stock % Pear, Apple. Peach, Plsm, Cberry,
Qulnce, Apricot and Meets riuc frees Ornafueut nj
shrub. Hardy Roscs. Huhs, Su u fruits Cray
Vines Byersrsen-, Hedge Pisnts, &c. y very sa-
prtior in quality aud choice W variety W. 1ef v
retail and sboieslo tiat securr Bee ftsid
sap. D.scriyilsc li-t Of tle SANE cent ~ sd ~
plicanD. y. r. WELLS h co. one. i6i wasn-
lugt0n ST., Sslesyoom n wstsg s. Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
NOTICE.

| He Undersigned her'hy gise notice that hey
Nd H. ~ -r-stnn at the school Huu-r. al
BrNaa,'- Pond. -" SATURDAYS. the % aud 30 h
IA icr the purpose Of examining c.,ndr.'es tn
,ending to leach school ~ he iownOt Woodstock
the present season
We iuriher sNc notiro that The lpI1w,ng text
i,hs - ~ lie u-ed ~ thu schools ~ this town. and
al p-rsons Will govern them, Ives accordingly
IO'sils' Fr'grrs-ive Reader. tnt Sreiirr; GIr--n.
ir'''a Ar,hmetic; Blown Grammar. ,nd War
Tru's geography. ~. 4. DAVIS.
W Is. LArHAN.
W COFFIN
:. :. Com Of W tpdst Ick
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
The Cobb Horse.
Igiill for sale.

INHE HAY SEED MILL $50 cal!ed), siir,-
Il ted II N"rih Wooiuoek. with the Dam aud
Water P'V,legr, aud about Iwu acres or L,.d
sad Mall has recently tcen use,i Tor ny ear
rage woods. and would Prove d, g-pi invc-rtn-nt
lor thii purl'ose. other Kinds Of bu-inrss
To chs, an old affair the property will b, sold
very low. toT cN'miRatiou of tho pTemi.e,
'oq'i'e uI r. JLwsLL. ECO. at North Wood.
stock; price and tenn, al the sub-c, iber. at
fotti'nd. EBEN COREY.
Nav -, 1865 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
NORWAY, MAH Nth.

Tbs rrnncss~vsss~es hereby srcCp; thu shsi.
ieuSe or'hc tr.a Majors, TO play On Saturday, May
I'D AZ O'Clock T. " e NJ sMtrr S-~,v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
INSURANcI,
roR rms BE.1
FIRE, LIFE & ACCIDENT TNS'E
COMPANIES,
And at Best Revised Rates.
sADT nv
VIM. E. GooDNOw, Agent,
NORWAY, NE.
AurU I-ff

TO THE WORKING CLASS FARMERS,
Nechanics, Ladies, ard everybody 7 am nov
prepared TO furnish you With 60 astsrt employment
NJ your homes, the whole Of your time. IN your
spare moments Busiuess new, light and prof table.
fty t5 per evening is easily earned by per
~ a much men. Great Inducements are offered
those eho il devote their whole time the busi-
ne-s, add. that every person Who sees this uofic~
may their sddres- and test the bosnes. for
thenaa the following uupsr ~ Ilsles Offer.
To ai who are not we'll satisfied with the bssfuess
will send o. % pay fot the trouble Of wyiting me-
Full particulars, direct ions, &c. free. sam
pie all be sent hv rnsii 90 AL who send 10 cents
Address y. &. ALLEN Augusta Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

rHE Only RELIABLE REMEDY Jr those
bHpN btStDtpENIlDN- on ihe fac. u.
'fsrrf's MDfh Ani rrekIe lIfipn." Prepared only
b. DH. u. e. raHEY, a. Bond IT, Ne YORK
ss-SoId csrTyuhsrc. march g. ON
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
NJ A Z X led

Al Mechanic Fail- Nay 18th nv Rev 4. q. Cainr.
Da.sel -" wisht, NJ ID OF SsmR.r and Mis-. Mar,
r. Jor,ton, OF Ca.eo.
10 Woodstock. April 2Sth, by Alden Chase ESQ
MI. Consider 2. farrsr. to Miss Mary 4. Fslt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
DIED

In Canton, March ian. Eanie-, wife o., Hor.,io
nl-oe., srea a yr.. nsanih-. A member Of "a.
~ Irars OF az, and Children among vho,, n. col
~ -, ot "a, IN Ne Vol In. community lanlents
the los OF one highly e.t-rrn.d.
In frl ebaTg. MAY nth Mt. Mary D. R,,xcu
szrd ID N.ar< &c months
In North Turner, May 18th. John Phianey aged
of furi lsUd. ''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
PL AN T S .

| wish so ,nf,du NV Gr,nrr friend. and p,,ron-
tssi hall b. at South Pnts. VI. 2gth At
Norssy Village. jane iih. ,ni ct Par,. HtI, June
och. with TOMATO PLANE -, ut s-vr,al S,nd-
CABBAGE PLAN r., Of d,f-rsri studs Cauh-
hJsers, Brei-, Turn,ps Hni rcyp-r..
Norway, MAY Is. Isss. A. L. HOLT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

MR.. Woodbury. had b.'cn personally known TO a..
oniN cN Roui hs aud a. we'd 90 sustain the
OF wife only cight months. She AL ben teacher.
snd was an excellent scholar. Her Kind and sfla--
ttorstc disposition. snd her decide. char
aet"r, Won tue esteem oa love of those who t- ms.
acquainted with hrr, AMI OF the students OF th,
school la which her husband Ia teacher, has per.
mitfrd "a TO make public the accompanying lines,
Intended "a tribute TO her memory
Ep. MAINE NORMAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
Cnnr.r. scrofnln, Dn.prn .in

Liver Compliant RbsumAiism. Neuralgia, &C
AIRED \ Book 81 loo page. cant free 10 inyalid,.
Wires l. GgEENE. NJ. -, 10 Temple I'iao..
Boston Mas. af-tt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22

The 'eore Of the champion game betwrcn the
Androseoggins and P'snRcssccwas.cos, PLAYED NAV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
DRApyESs.
tApAHRu
CONS SC IpTI9y
NXD NCER Eth EN-.

4 Grek'i-e on Drtflsss, Catsrrf,. C8nsurnptton
AMI Gamer .hs.r tl4.'- mcaaa 81 sps.sL u ~.
lts' sod ulftmHf. core 49, pupii e fhe t.af. ni,
~ MnuL.L... D. -. mi Ill. 81 IT,. LIZ u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
~ nANkRJPTCY.

~ the District Court 81 the Jnued States fOr
the DI.tfirt 81 me
II he mailer OF tssr :. Guutt, Bankrupt :-
The undersigned hereby give. noiicr ~ h. ap.
fpi1turut h--iZue, 81 i-,sc Gpuid, OF
Hiram. ~ thr CuHuv 81 ONi"td ADD state
Of M.nc. wnhio sad pi-tri q, ~ho has beeu ed.
J.ig-h Blaksupi upon his own peuiiyn, by ths
D,strict Court of -iii District
ELL u. BEAN, Assignee.
EtoNs6eH NJ, 4h tS6S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-05-22
Freedom Notice

Freedom NOTICE
rINiliS - o. csrtii, that I have this dly gwen
i 90 nv .1n. ions HoFEIvs, his time ,,,ri ~
the rc-i Of hiss minority t. set AMI trade ipr bun
set. I'D I sh.n ckim nnue u HI etrring- nor
pay any aebts " M contracting after has dAie.
EBENFZFti h. HOPKINS.
" Hr~ss-GFo. HoPKtss.
Fr,nkiin Pttn.atipn Nov. :, 1881.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
Are there 10 he Two Presidential
Elections THIS Year,

To the Editor Of the NeW York Times ;
AS an editor, you are supposed to know every
thing, and therefore you will perhaps inform
q constant reader whether, in case of Mr.. John
sons conviction and consequent deposition,
there must be an extra election in December,
to fill up tho remainder Of Mr.. Johnson's
term.
The terms OF the law Of March, 1893, which
] quote, appear TO require this that is that
Mr.. Wade would be President till the res ult
Of an extra election in December was declared
after which would follow the election for the
next four years.
The case would be so singular that I sup
pose there must be some later act Of Congress
on The aubjact Of which I am ignorant, 70 avoid
the two elections.
The following ore the provisions Of the law 0
March, 1872, I'D Cong. Oh. ., sections 9 ant
10y;
SECTION 9. That in case Of removal, death
resignation Of inability both Of president and
Vice President Of the United Safes, the Presi,
dent Of the Senate pro tcRl., and in case Their,
shall be no President Of the Senate, then the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives foI
the time being shall act as President Of the
United States until the disability be removed
or a President shall be elected.
SIC. 10 That whenever the Offices Of Presi.
dent and Vice President shall become vacant
The Secretary Of State shall forthwith cause q
notification thereof to be made to the exeeutiy,
Of every State, and also cauae the same tob
published in at least one OF the newspaper
Erinted in each State, snd specifying tina
Electors Of the President Of the Unitod State
shall be appointed or chosen in the seve-a
States within thirty-four days precs ,deing tn,
first Wednesday in December next ensuing
&c, sc.
A CossTANr READER,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
BEN WADE-A bIackguard as impi-

BEN WADE-A BLACKBOARD as impi-
Gus as he is vulgar and caluminous-
talks thus of our foreign-b born citizens:
81 am glad to say that these people
(the nogroes) 70 whom l have REFER
ed, are infinitely above the class (for-
eign-born cltlzens) / have alluded to
In all that intelligence that qualities
men to vote. They (tho foreigners)
como here and we give them the PRIV
ilege to vote, when they know no more
than the horses you drive" Let tho
reader cut this out ard lay il away for
use against the old rufian in the cam
paign that is coming,-Bucyrus Forum.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14

TIL OLDEST CITY IN WORLD
Damascus IS the Oldest city in tho
world, Tyre and Sidon have crum-
bled on the shore; Baalboc is in q rum;
Palmyra is buried in the sands of the
desert; Nineveh aud Babylon have dis
appeared from the Tlgris and Euphra-
ties; Damascus remains what II was
before the days Of Abraham-a centre
OF trade and travol-an island of yer.
dure in the desert|'R presidential
capital with martial and sacred asso-
Citations extending through more than
thirty centuries. 1t was near Damascus
That Saul of Tarsus saw the light above
the brightness Of the sun; the street
which IS called Stait, in which it WIS
'he prayeth, still runs thrO, the city
The caravan eomes and goes no it did,
thousand years ago; there is still the
shiok, tho ass and the water wheel tho
merchants Of the Euphrates and the
Mediterranean still occupy" these,
with the multitude Of their waters. The
city which Mahoment surveyed from a
neighboping height, and was afraid to
enter "bscauso 1T is given TO man to
have but one paradise, and, for his part
he was resolved not to have it in this
world" is to this day what Julian
called "the eye of the Fast as it was
IN the time Of Isaiah "tl.e head Of
Syria" From Damascus came the
damson, our blue plums, and the de-
licious apricot Of Portugal, called
damasco; damase our beautiful fabric
of cotton and silk, with vines aud
flowers raised upon o smooth bright
ground; the damask rose, introduced
into England in the time ofHenry VIII
the Damascus blade, so famous the
world oyer for its keen edge ard won
derful elasticity, the secret of whose
manufacture was lost when Tamerland
carried off the artists into Persia and
that beautiful art o~fInlayIng wood ard
steel with silver and gold, a kind OF
mosaic engraving and sculpture uni.
Observation-Disclosures which boxes
and bureaus, swords and guEs arc or.
namented. 1t is still a city of fowerl
and bright waters; tho streams of Leb.
anon and the "river of gold" still
murmer and sparkle in tho Wilderness
! Of "Syrlan gardens"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14


A FIRsT-RATE NOTICE OF BEN. BUT.
LER.-The following frst-rate notice Of
Ben Butler is from the N. Y. Express
OF Saturday
Butler, since no entered the Charles
ton Convention TO vote fifty times for
jeff Davis for President SINCE he tried
TO rob the navy Of the honors Of the
conquest Of New Orleans since he
made away with gold there which he
had, after trial, TO deliver to its own
crs in this city since his vagabond
treatment of Rev. Mr.. Hudson and
others wbilo in command in Virginia 1;
since, IN the words of Mr.. Bingham,
she became the hero of Fort Fisher,
taken or not taken, and lived IN o bots
tie and was fed by n spoon !" since the
exposure Of his inter want Of ~veracitv
by Judge Nelson before the Chief JUS
tice, sixty Senators and q thousand
people, and since his later display yes
terday IN the House of Representa-
tiyes, has proved that he has neither
the gait Of Christian, the looks of q
gentleman, Or the decencies Of even u
low. bred man.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14

GREAT M SMALL.-A great and
leai ned atheist once met a PLAIN coun.
try-man going to church. lie asked
him "Where are J GU goingP"
II Ssn gong to church, SIR was the
reply.
What to do there2"
"To worship God"
"Pray, is your Goa d great or
littlo God?'
"lIe is both, sir"
Glow a he be both cir"
"lIe IS 80 gredt, sir, that the heaven
of heavens cannot contain hlm, and so
Atle that be can dwell in my poor
heart"
The atheist declared that this simple
answer OF The countryman bad moro
effect upon his mind than all the vol
umes the learned doctors had written
upon the subject
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
Notice.

Margaret Bell is hereby notified, that Thorn,
as Grew, as Administrator Of the estate of
John Bell, deceased, filed a petition in the
Coutr of Common Please for Morgan Coun-
ty, Chic, on the 9th day OF January, A. d.
1867, against Rebecca Bell, Eliza Bell, Aron
Bell; and others, requiring them to esta blish
who were the legal heirs Of John Bell, deceas-
ed, and that the Court, at the March Term,
1868, required Margaret Bell to be made q
party. She is therefore required TO answer
said petition on or before the 2nd day Of June,
A. d., 1868, US the case will be Tor hearing
AZ the June Term, AID, 1868.
A. ALDERMAN, Clerk.
April 10th, 1s69-6w