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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

Whatever you may do leave in your
apartments an outlet for coal gas. Coal
gas aud consumption are traternally
linked and are very aaeetionate Where
one makes it a habitof abiding will
surely IN due time, be found the other.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

The Adams Express Company have
opened an Office in this city and APP
pointed Thos. 4. Sellers & Co., as their
agents. 49,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

Leok Out-We would warn our
readers to be on their guard against the
many provling beggars, who are seen
dai y on our street We have NC doubt
that some of them are objects of charity,
and need the sympathy Of the charita-
BILE, but most of them are but seeking
an opportunity to steal, and the people
should watch their movements, when
about their bulldogs. y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

As the Holidays are appre telling it
would be we'll for our citizens to keep
an eye on their chicken coops, as there
are individuals in every commanity who
depend upon their nsighbors fer theta.
annual roast.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10
Our Washington Letter.

,rrespondsncs eft1s Democratic Adisoea
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

L Oyster .Suppsr.-J. A. klef, Esq,
the gentlemanly proprietor of the Mon-
tour House, will accept our thanks for
a complimentary ticket to an Oyster
Supper toqbe given at his house on
to morrow evening a y q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

FuJHc Meetings Public meetings
will be held at Hampstead, on Thurs
day, to day, the 10th instant, and Mt
Manchester. on Friday, the iith in
stant, at 2 O'Clock, z. NJ, for the
purpose of advancing the interests OF
the hington Valley aud Manches-
ter Railroad. Tho meetings will be
addressed by gentlemen of great expe-
rience in railroad matters, and who are
perfectly conyersant with the import
auce of railroad facilities to- all classes
of the eoneAanity. -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

JACOB REESE,
JOHN b. BOYLE,
JOHN +. SMITH,
II. HAINSS.
WM. 4. MCkgLI.IP,
Il. +. REESE,
JOHN G. FRIZELL,
EDWARD LYNCH,
I,lCH'D. MANNING.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

There will be preaching 10 the Luth-
eran Church, by the Pastor, next Sab
bath at 103 A.. III and Z o'clock, p NJ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-12-10

Ladies Aid Society Of Grace LutA
eran CturcA.-A society with the above
name was organized by the ladies Of the
Lutheran Congregation, on Meaday
evening, Both of November. The fol
lowing are the officers: Mrs. E. j.
Rinehart, President; Mrs. ". A. L.
Seabrook and Mrs. w. a, Cunningham,
Vice Presidents; Mrs. John r. Smith,
Treasurer Miss Susie Joice, Secretary
b A special meeting of the society will
be held at the Lutheran Church to.
morrow, friday evening at 7 o'clock:
Gentlemen who feel an interest ia the
society, are cordially Invited TO attend,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21


tits stated that the Fourteenth amend
ment is now valid to all intents and pur-
poses as part of the Constitution Of the
United States. Taking this to be so for
the sake Of argument, the fact otherwise
not being admitted, il follows that no
person is otherwise punishable for trea-
son than by inability to hold any Office,
civil or military, under the United States,
or under any State" said person having
previously taken an oath 10 support the
Constitution OF the United States. This
is the argument as made in substance by
counsel for defense in the late argument
in the Davis case. Prior to the announced
incorporation therein Of the Fourteenth
amendment, the Constitution Of the
United States provided that Congress
shall have the power to declare the pun
ishmont Of treason Art. 3, sec. 3,
par. 2)," said treason being defined as
"levylug war against them these United
States or 10 adhering TO their enemies,
giving them aid and comfort" The
Fourteenth amendment being incorpo-
rated in the Constitution, and thereby
being, to extent of its scope, the Consti-
tuition, it follows that the original
"power to declare the punishment Of
treason" has been taken away from
Congress, or the legislsting body, aud
put in the Constitution, or supreme law,
of the republic, the third section of said
announced amendment thus reading:
Sec. 3. No person shall be Senator
or Representative in Congress, or elector
of President and Vice-P President, or hold
any Office, civil or military, under the
United States, or under any State, who,
having previously taken an oath as q
member of Congress, or as an officer of
the United States, or as member of any
State Legislature, or as an executive or
judicial officer of any State, to support
the Constitution of the United States,
shall have engaged in instruction or re-
bellien against the same, or given aid
and comfort to the enemies thereof But
Congress may, by vote of two.thirds of
each House, remove such disability.
Here it will be seen that Congress can
not impose the disability or punishment
for treason, but may relieve therefrom.
The only point left is whether such disa-
bility as above mentioned is punish
ment" liz the eye of the Constitution |;
and that it is is shown in Art. l., Sec. 3,
par. 7-tolerably familiar from its fire.
quent quotation in the impeachment
fdsco-wbere it is declared that "Judg-
ment in cases of impeachment shall not
extend further than to removal from
office and disqualification to hold or en-
joy any office of honor, trust, or profit
under the United States
Alas for loil Law. The saints have 80
worked it that, if the fourteenth amend
ment be adopted, it is impossible to
punish even Mr.. Jefferson Davis by a
worse penalty than disqualification
which Congressional two-thirds vote
may at any time remove. Paragon
splits at the first strsih.-NeD York
World.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21
Parms in Alabama.

Commissioner Wilson, Of the General
Land Office, is in receipt Of returns
showing that during part Of the month
Of October one hundred and twenty five
farms, embracing 1887 acres, we're
added 70 the productive area fthe State
Of Alabams, by entries At tbe local Office
At Montgomery, under the homestead act
Of June 81, 1859.
UnfOr,unasely We have no means BY
which We can obtain any statistics in this
State showing the increase Of population
and lands brought under cultivation in
The several counties, Such information
would be Of much value and much gene
raj alints7est. aud We would be very thank
fol 10 the Stats and county assessors, or
any other gentlemen Who will furnish
such information, even approximately
correct, 10 regard 70 their respective
counties - Gairesloa NepI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21
ranks and Currency Again.

Mr.. EDITOR: | am O constant reader
of your paper and generally am satisfied
with your IDEAS But occasionally you
undertake to tell the people how they
ought to think on financial matters, and,
as think, you give them great many
untruths-so many, in fact, that the
truths are hidden. Ifyou will permit me,
l would suggest that you are somewhat
too fond of croaking; you are a genuine
alarmist. While / am by no means an
optimist, am certain the money matters
of the nation are not in so bad way as
you would have your readers believe.
And what you desire them to think is
plainly expressed in your article of the
10th inst, on National Banks and Cur
rency." Allow me to call attention to
some of the untruths in it. First Under
any system of banking, whether ma
tional" (which you so much object toy or
State, when money is plenty it ,oiu seek
tHCcStHtcHt AZ buc ucst Idtcs. n HCto
statement of that truism is sufficient to
answer the charge that because the bank
ing system is National" therefore does
speculation follow. The system does not
necessarily cause it. Money maybe plenty
where there is no system at all. Again:
The banks do not generally loan to specu-
lators or stock brokers at the sacrifice of
the mercantile community. 1t is not only
not to their interest to do so, but It's not
true as a matter of fact. Spectators and
brokers do not usually pay for the use of
money as much as mercantile men can
and do pay. The loans to the former
are usually upon call, and such loans can
be had, when OF all, at lower rates than
business paper will sell or be discounted
for. To say that the banks sacrifice
business men to subserve the interests of
the spectators is to say that bankers are
not like other men, in this, that they re-
fuse high rate for the use of money to
accept lower; which is simply absurd.
They do no such foolish thing. When
the business community is making no
demands, bankers will seek the specula-
tors and loan their surplus funds at lower
rates on call. / DO not mean to say that
the brokers never borrow money when
merchants cannot. Circumstances may
force such loans out of the banks. l
only mean that the rule is, and the prac-
tice is as ] have stated. Again, as
to the matter of certified checks,
of which we have read rnch Of late,
while the certi6catiou Of checks may
tend to "direct imitation" it is nsverthe-
less q legitimate practice-hss been in
use many years, and, Notwithstanding its
dangers, not one of the banks Of this
country would voluntarily relinquish the
privilege or practice. The terrible ="
thing attached to the practice is the
certifying Of cheeks before the accounts
Of the drawers are in funds to meet
them. 10 New York city the discretion
as 10 whose checks shall be certified is
left almost entirely With the paying teller
Of the banks The other officers Of the
institutions seldom or never know What
the teller may have done. That is part
Of his business-Of bis dutiss-and With
out the requisite Judgment which vii
take him thrOugh, be would and ccnld
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21

ate and gradually to throw it Off it
were so the currency would ere thishave
become valueless.
Don't let Us give up. Nothing is to be
gained by tamely submitting to fmag-
inary evils, or fearing they will overtake
us. Look them square in the face; and
above all, DON; let few big words scare
us (they are usually harmless when un7
derstood), and we shall certainly find,
Mr.. Editor, that You are no prophet
realization that you devoutly wish, am
sure; as it is certain it is believed by
BANK OFFICER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21
NOTICE.

ANY PERSON WISHING TO INVEST
"A seven hundred dollars can make $500 b.
ealing At
No. a5J Third Street,
tstvssa Jefsrson and css.rt streets 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21
PUBLIC LEDGER.

The PUBLIC LEDGER is published every Af-
ternoon Except Sunday by Z. WHITMORE.
+. A. TYLER and ]. J. DuB0SE, under the
firm name of
wHITMOK f 81 CO..
at No. 13 Madison street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER Is served to City subscri--
bers by faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
per week, payable weekly TO the carriers.
By mail Tin advancel: Ono year. $a;, six
months. 81; three months. 81; one month. rs
cents.
Communications upon subjects of general in
terest TO the public are at all times acceptable.
Rejected manuscripts WILL NOT be returned.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
First Insertion. ,;. eS per square
For one Meek..'-'''.....'....''''- ) " :. /.
For Two w Weeks....................... 4 ~
For Three Weeks.................... 6 90
For One Month-.................... 7 bO
Eight lines of Nonpareil. solid. constitute
square.
Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
oording to the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines Of solid type to the
inch.
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducements, both as to rate CT charges and man
ner Of displaying their favors.
Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
IN All letters, whether upen business OF
otherwise, pu pust be addressed to
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me NashviIIe Republican hammer.

A LIVE. NEWSY. ENTERTAINING AND
n reliable Commercial and Family NeWspa-
rer. published az the Capital Of Tennessee, is
the largest. completest and fullest newspaper
pub .ished In the State, Thoraushly Demo-
cratic snd Independent in tone and earnestly
devoted 70 the development Of the resources Of
the Southvost and 10 the interests aud welfare
of Southern people. Daily, $40 per aBnam;
1ri-ue kly. IS per ann1m: Weekly. S2 per an
nun. for the year lec9- n extra c0pv to the
rstter up Of a club Of ten. with the cash. Ad-
dress "kEP PUBLICAN RAINIER" I" Nashville.
Tenn a.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21

OAAslG1S - SAOhcNs
Formerly with Wormeley. JOY 4 Ce.J
HAs JUST RECEIVED ALAR6R STOCK
5cnEfns' Finest Teas, at philadelphia
virginia Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco.
Family Roe Herrfnga,
western Reserve Huffer,
FggH. chickens. Potatoes,
And evcrything nesded in the way Of Family
Supplies. CALL AT s. ADAMS STREET,
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD. Goods
delivered free Of eharEe 10 all parts Of he
eiiy. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-21
DIR. ]. J. WILLIAMS

HAS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO
III Alabama street. Immediately in the rear
Of Il. Mary's church. and bis Office to intersec-
tion Of Union street with Pigeon Roost road,
whore be may be found at all times, when not
professionally absent Odice Hours. 9 to 10 a.
m and snp. Il6
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20

AE hrifoE Several q yozr eoSrysraEasats .
very "h and rec Uc;abl~ no doas,, So =.
~oHdrriaiIy exercised tass origin OF car
TATtuN BtrTEE, ~ long a. the. Batter. ar all
that No fvpsrssAt ,h,ai to D. ss DO no, tnos that
u taak-s any aisvrrnce from WHOM they come az
from ~ssnec Trey originated. bst for The laforrna
toH Of the Psbl- E,ncraIb, sui old Capt S.H's So
particular. all ;hai o., told tie truth add
thai thssc h,iIsrs erisiusisd ia The Wet I0f a
l.isEds-thst haaHy 81 the Ingredient have b. "a
fs'oFsbiy a.'l fDr oser ernigSy. bat oar oou4tia.
uou q CsHsajs is satifciy u.S. 4aJ 1su. 10"
rum ani oth"f mai'r AL ssc ths and yua-
spoB3"Hi avs sti.r Httrrs .uI Tonic not
nab We rroonts-sd them VAst.saiAriy Tor 4y,.
p~Tues. fs'rr aai ago dsbiil'y. lJs, Of ,p.. l,,
as .u al czs.a .bcIs 4 lsuls ard .uula...t b. 2,
qaifsd.
i. II. psAkE 60,
81. I -laftr s. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
ALLEYS LUNG hNLsNM.
ruK urNrnY rDn ,rHtNo

HWe REMEDY ffft 'iHtNf
Consunp,iou, A-'hms Cruup. p.ca-ss Of tho
ihfoat. hrouchtus, Pain, aud Oppression. "a the
chest sr LunEs. Dtffieut breathing, aud all die
'hsss ~ the Pulmonary Organs.
= ~ Ion "a cNVsctorant. Alternative sadorihc. 80
dafNr, diaph1rrte. ana diurvtic. shich render. Il
yrc - Tho unst sluabi die. known for curing
i'"s~s - the unEs. IL sNcitss t-cto ration and
calsc- the lin % - thfu ud The pills tuANt.lS
III SII kilIoNS aud 1T RfIE~ the BLOOD.
heels Tie rtiatsd psft. Fsc- strength 10 the dgss
tive ofgsus brings the vcr 90 ~. proper action "A
tmparts strength 90 the whole system. n IL war
rautsf 90 give entire satisfaction even On the
enuafmsd cases VI cpnsumTf ion. and not to Pr,ac'
co-tivenc.s affect the hsai. u csntain. ~
opium in any form. IL Il PERFECTLY HARM
tE>> to tie most d.iicai- child, although setNs
snt powerful remedy tor restoring the system.
Sold by ali dTu gsists. fricc 81 pr bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20

sAr,apAriuiau. the CsyrtA.iza pFiHsplc Of sar.sJ.
srIIiA, s'g,ly iato he sompo,i,i.n 81 t:..
way, E~novAiiae R..oi,sn'. Oas bottle Il The
q ne large b,,is. oi ordinary sarsap-
sTiil Oav 'y1onIsI isA i1.e 30 40 ~ .Sia
dl'eases. T~o to sIpoafa!, ihf,e iimc. d. ~iII
care iianloT. and sores q al lind.
THE fECE NAY 10 sECuEE BEAUTY.
This Grrs.dy .oon change, ,bc -utiry sppoa,aucr
ant s,uii,oa u ths di-s.,,,l ty-l, saisr a.. Ia.
harure. the most reps.ivs otj~rs. have bea iisr.
tel from their misery and TO-, s.tsd With ~ us a..
uibaie, - health sni beauty "a .. DOT a. Cosrsiic
thit 90 mas; Depend Tor pcrs5usi oornslia-s, bet
" pore AMI healthy blood 1T those annoyed si'l
.ai.o~ aud rOuxh ssin. eyes yellow and Iril cor
y.,s1h ii,f CURED wish ni,'sl-s a. np!,s Erup;ys
oors. A.. sat usaE tni falling o. teeth di.eylor.i
brvath or~u.vs, bail. rouxs sni irregular ca,
a-iIr I'D fivo0us cssrpftics Aai fstost ~ once 81
the use q The
EtNpNATtNr HF>DrVtNT
with thr rurp1fs of paulfl1t tltf s.,,i. llJ o..
sewing assay 40 lif.-sti .. ...'s. usl ail econ
srja. fslo'~bt health 4HI b. nt.-.5 sitl .a5h
I.r,o8a. rharms 81. ultsfs .a'rrI-1 Ts-.a.. a..l
they discover Boz th-r children C,iI.r--s az u.H4.
fnit'ei i.seaa.. .f1a'1 lf 5ua. give %. -.rHs
Ilna.. nt tLs EtspLSEsr. Framslx o.. ..a ...g.
oftts Ei~pLNENT in ss:rr f.r cbtir.u %. n
one o. ilres ysars Oh. once dtsaIus ..8es. .a..
o. i-,-
MhoSoit, w,rtr-Ad..i. tf4i toIl.t sr,.. ..-
FuFfHf o. Cologne aul re- bali tn- price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
oSi~d, n, Irh. Isss.
SrArE nE NAIVE

OAS1Nn, ss.-Baard ~ County Corltni So ionets
Stss'an hrld a, aUjourusaon, Novc,nl-cr, SOS.
Upon tho iorrgpius petition. satisfactory Ell
teaoc having been revived that the pettiousr- ar.
'rsFuustDlc, and that ,u,tuiry iniu the m.rtts ai
we" sppi ,'tirH - rNpedicnt, u q. ordered th4t
The '"uniy Commissioners meet az the Owe Ian,
a'v-r 90 Cyrus a. KING, IN ONi1rd. aforesaid
co lucsJsl, iGc twcuty second (22D dtN Of
brc"ul-rr nest. al ten O'ciack A. VI ani thence
proceed "a view the route mentioned "a -aii ps,,.
i"n; Immediately after ~hich view = hrlr,a. II
the lSiri'es 'ni witnesses viii ~ hat At .,u- cnu-
N'n'"nt place IN the vicihIt, ,ai -ch ~ her n,s,.
rIes taken IA the premises the Commissioner.
shaU Jndsc proper. And Il - further Ordered
NAT notice Of The tine, place and purpose ID The
tohnissiou'fs me, tiag aforesaid L.. givca to all
pet~"ns and corporations interested, hy r-us,n.
aiies,rd copies 81 aid petition aud It III. order
ih"rrou IN ~ sctyed uIou the Clerk OF the Town
Of Oxford. and also posted up IA three t.unI,,
places "a said town ADD p,bli,he,l three week,
sucres-'veh 80 the Oxford Democrat. nr~.plp.r
printed at t-r,s, IN -ahi County OF D>m,d. tlr
hr-i ~ said publications. dad elch at the. her
a'''c"-, Ia Ice iH1ic, SERVED aad posted at least
hutN day- hviprr sad time OF mcvttay Ia &c cr,l
that ~ peispns anI corporilloa, may then ,ul
therr appe"" aH'i shea cause II auy the, hasrUh,
TIE prayer 81 sad petitioners should not lie gr,nt
Ell.
Aucst: M X. kiMBALI. Clerk.
\ t'ue cOpy 81 sad frti .ai and Order of Court
ther~un.
Attest W. h kIMRAIl.. Cietk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20

I" the lioa"rahs tourl at Count, Cynni.- ,o,,, .
orNt t' II. hDidea a. Pans. within and ~. Tho
COUNTY ui Oxford. the ---- day uf Nov
~ lS6S
TUE Undersigned, citizens Of Oxford Count, .
respectfully represent TIA, the r,'bhc coasen.
i"nce and nsCs-siy r,gutrc IN alteration and n.,s
ncIt'cu ~ r,asd b. Travelled ~ the royva ai
Osiotd, ~ saii County, tolo~s; Conisenri ns
a. Of ocsr OSioid Depot, OF the q. r. Railroad
~ sa'd oSior', snd funning thence in the most
icos,bir sad r,acc,h. route to in,-r..r, the bi,h
way - now usvr.,d, a. nva the dwelling hou.e
81 'yrus ~. King. 90 sat DNh,i. W. th-r-
lore a-k your hpapf. o. view satd QUITE pni make
such alterations ~ hciiions Ne iu vour iuf ,rns M
he puhiic convenience nud no, rssiiy require
WI : DODGE ~, al
ONtoFd, Nov li'h lSSs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20

TuE LAEGr,r ApvERrISING CoNruACr
gwen out in 1865. and probably the largest
ever given to one advertising 6rm a, one
time. is that OF the proprietors Of PLSrh.
TioN BrrTERs TO GEo. L. RowrLL s Co.
Advertising Agents, No. 40 Park Row.
New York, on the 18th of Sept. for SI3..
776 2s
MCssrs. L. II. Drake & Co. have f,r years
been among the largest. il not the aiec.r.
advertisers IN America. ard the ccntrar,
mentioned above - but a small par, OF their
expenditure in this way FOR the pre,en, year
|, - oaly 'hose Who have tried printers ink
most eSisnnJvSly that are so firmly convinc.
ell OF ~ efficacy.
Tho Advertising Agency which !. sending
out tia, order !, another example. Il com
msnccd business less than five years since
and lhc fact that il now controls greater
advertising patronage thAn an, similar s.tab-
hshnisnt. "a without doubt 20 be ai,ri buied
TO their having expended more money IN
Advertising themselves and their facilities
within tka, tune than al other Advertising
firms put together. since the cstabli,hnant
OF ihe arst agency quarter of century
since
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
I l. D

Ia NORWAY, Nov. lc;h, Mi., Margaret rhompsoa,
afri 80 ear.
rortlsri Nov i5th, NJ Augustus n. Pickett, SGD
= Y"Ars; Nos. ,sgh. Nr. Josrph NJ. Rand, agrd -
yrafs
Holstcr'' Nijs. Harrisoa. Soy. i5th. Mr.. MAJ
tvlli Cook, Rgr.i ~ y~ar-.
"a NORWAY, Nov roth. F.ka G1Ftnu. second
Ia shtcr II Rev :. " and .rah T. Fierce.
Nigh, had .hei ~ trkarss round &c,
Wragirt With III rsFvs Of day.
k'sird 4 Si.tp's tait !1.1s bou 81 M.
AUi 10y .ii4tt Ill away
Stood uvar that fsortai Z. wondering
whether l e.'uiI enter there 49,
|, oi earth sud sIn th~ .utJ~tt.
tHt.J Of sorrow Az q cAgr.
Thrr~ Tod lao ore uu-a flea Tor,
" Hing thus e. nope ani 0alt.
Ilil a yuier ~sii WV not enter
Why thus hnssr a. "a. gate"
Up s&.d .h-. g. mil gor'sa' trsnplc,.--
~, -hsr- thy lot,i puss rc.i.
Th"1 With BY Slii sting thy ~c'clms
10 the N IasoGs Of th~ birst f"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-11-20
Editorial review Of Portland Market,

for sCrk ending Nov ~.
Afrl.ES-f herv is Ssry Htsl~ enuau,op fruit iu
TIE nSrk"t- fSr good qsalities - winter art h. e
pfic.- raecs fsoua o. 80 % - per hbg pris-i AZ
pi~s dali
REASS-Thsrr 10 a stgsr ,uppiy IN he rrayAst.
We quote thc IN AZ % sass % AeooFfins % ira};v
bi ITER-Comuaou batter q, plenty enough hut
i."'v |" act - r'asl shers tsh's batter hruGshi in
W 4aots oriaafy 20 fair Al D. lzc Good a. e. i.
brtnEs E~atsc-
GEAiN--roTa "a arrn and IN fair dernasd Al a. -
~ - 80 west IN uiSrsi ani 81 n 50 - fcr ct.
cru Neiio-. tasouHd can be parrisa.,A Atr,a- Irss
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Administrators Sale.

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Butter and cheese ,rc alrnos, indispcr.a
bic articles offood. Properly used. the, are
nuiriciou, and healthy ta' an inor,iin ate u.c
ct either cause ,ndige'iion and dysrsp.ia
"farsons' Purgaiivs Pills, juiiciou.ly Us.
cd. "ill remove both OF these troubles
Hav, YOU sguc in the iare and !, il bad.
" swollcns Have vou .cvere pain in tic
chest. back. or sid,Y Have YOU cramps or
pains IN the stomach or bo<.l.? iIavs YOU
bilious collie or severe gripping pains' liso.
use "Johnson's Anodynr Liuimsnt"