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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
Obj 0sforo Democrat


The democracy oi,his fhrivise fo~n seeu
to be awake. They bsv- organized q
Campaign Club there. and judging from
an appeal. which one ofthem makes in the
Argus. over the iniials wv. c. F."thsy arr
p,unieg their tail feathers for lofty flight.
He says that he was a good soldier and
served slong time af-r rhe var wss over.
30. snd 'sasD 10 got home finally thought
there was TO be rest for bis tired frame and
sinking heart, and throbbing brow. &c. &c.
But Stanton raised muss. Congress is ran.
tankcrous and the striped bug has wrought
ruiz among our crops, lhow abou, the nor
trade this year? ED. and altogether. the
young man has had heap of trouble on his
mind.
But be thinks it barely possible that VIC
may be set up in business again, II we are
good and 60 TO Sabbath School with white
childien. We give the close Of bis letter.
II is little too Aifaiain for common po.
htieal talk. but would do nicely for 4lh OF
Jaiy Grafton.
While around the masts the lurid light.
nines OF an evil ambition fash. trembling
on the verge OF destruction, now tossing
high upon The waves OF intervention, nov
sinking deep an the trough of political df
fcrenees and financial Iuin, che holds her
course, wh;.e Others prophecy ruin and ma
tional death. our p,lo, with steady hand
and unwasering e.r, guides her 10y the star,
OF hope and reason, -onward. still onward;
others grow false and trembling. bu, beyond,
be sees the smooth waters. the people. and
trusting in the everything pc yer tha, shapes
our ends. rough hew as we WILL" uHheed-
ing the heh,cning's fash or the growing. OF
his almost muIinicd crew. (S,anton and
Congrcss) Ice holds the noble ship upon
her course. and nov, As from a'imidst the
clouds and waves and the li-btenings lnrid
flashes. she will emerge in November 1868,
proudly. safely ana triumrLan,ly into the
harbor OF peace and plenty
Many sick. foot weary soldier. ready 10
drop in bis tracks on a long march, Ia.
br frightened up at the roar OF laughter shicl,
would go through the ranks. rs The boys"
when meeting strange regiments would
sing out What R.g,ncni?~ What Reei
men'?" Aud so. We simply enquire OF our
b, ih,l friend. for he may be q subscriber.
''Whai Il gimep,?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
Bethel Item,.

Toe mills To Goo. vicLs ATTY have been ran.
ning 90 ha.' i,.ns for - ne -erk. pi.t. on
account Of laek ~ safer Al ,be stream.
AMI wells 10 ih,' section have not been 50
loW ior rnan! years
The stone work inr'be bridge a. Barker {,
Ferr, has been irt o1, O. b. bo,h 10 pip,r
az Larry thrl are TO builI a per 20 ,As
river Of splH stones. ccmsnic.l. eighty f,,t
ioue by t~ri,r ~,Ic on Co.. Base. al fa,a
~ ivrt by zen on she TOP TIE buiiIing CON.
uuttrs. u Bsrnham. h. Ci0ugh and = Is
T~rcheii ar tbroua b. going. irrspres,iblc
men. g. i1li ~ Piu-S p,rseVvrance and our
age a. Yankees generally are and lbe people
hsye confidence ~ Them they will build .
bridge tbat vii stand
u. e1rgr, al i1nsli.i society have e..
gagged ih- Rev. Mr Thu.. of Boston. f1r
their Pastor. Me. Iuus j. az eloquent.
interesting preacher. and very highly es-
tecm,d b, a ~bo know him.
We are pleased TO see the Improvement.
that tsve Deen made by o0r Be- Pos. master.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
Maine Leglsia,urr.

The l. gi,latuic 10 not making the pro.
srrss. IA rs business, which the Ia., did.
tho II u hard at work now. With pro.p-r,
OF getting through aDcni ,h-- hrs' 81 Maryb
The S~nstc. on W-dn--ds, last. roncurred
With the House. and accordingly the Con
s;ahu!ar, la~ >, no morr. While the ma,
ter vas before the s-ns ate a trunks. flor,
wa. made b, Tie d-mocrai. - that body.
10 amend the bin by spreading ,~,,ion
d'smIs,ing All liquor cases now beiorr TIE
Cour,s witch have been brough, their by
thu Conra5ulsry The Senate repealed
'h- Law y, a .ilrn; vote
Prominent among The questions 81 gen.
eral interest, Is the assumption Of bunici.
pal var debt. by the State A Bill has
been reported, the detail, OF whics 80 ,hal
give hereafter IL will be nrcc.sart 10
amend the Constitution u carr, out the
provi'iou- OF The Bill. and IL will probably
be sub.nh,ed TO The people. a, the Svp,en.
Der elections
The Committee on EiIeation reported
ball TO SEIZURE greater efficiency ard more
system IA tn STATE supervision Of lbe pob.
he scho' Is Of Maine. The bill provide,
for STA Board u Elucl,iou. 10 consist
OF 8 Sat, Superintendent. County Super.
intenden' from each county. and the PIN.
cipsls OF the State Normal : schools The
State Superintendent - made the head OF
thu Boar'i. the County Saperinie nJvnt. &C,
under him. IL IS the daty OF ths State Sa-
Perniendent TO generally direct the schools
OF the Stale. ami gather and disseminate
information a. TO schools. to hold a State
Tea hers Convention ann lally. anil q con.
veutIon ~ eArh county.
II Is the da'y Of the County Ssper,nicn
dents TO 'isW every school in the county.
to coHicr s',b experimenting : l,ool Com.
mHtr,s. 10 bold public educational meet.
ing- 30 each Town. 20 bold monthly eou.iy
meetings u teachers. And IN general 10 ~
crease the efficiency Of the pubic school.
The Bad q Ela.Au,n meet ann uall,
az the STATE Capiial. and a. much oh,orr
As the State Superintendent ma dirrei. Ia
consult upon AMI Discus school mat. rr..
IL - also made the duts Of the soasI 10
recommend uniform system oitext book.
And 70 arrange -uh pohhsb-r. TO furnish
ibem as edsc,d priccs. aud wh-B auy
town shall hereafter change az, Of lb, 50
text book they shall alop, tbs books zee.
Commended by the STATE Board.
The Commission on Fisheries have pre
fenied their report IL " an unusually ia
teresiing document Of 10 pages. snd con.
tsIns 50 n'Ioh OF interest that We cannot a.
tempt TO make selections OF an abstract
Hoe legislative Committee on Reform
scbOOI have JHsi yisiiei thar insii nfioo. ana
ines give mos; cheering reports Of lt. pre-.
periiy Under tie charge ot Hon r W
NooJouI'. thl Reform Srboai hss alrraI,
become a model Mr.. Woodbury. Is e,i
'"e''tJ iaS right mao 70 toe right place
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
os.IA d DR.. Kitirsass.

Aect>~r ~ ~ important sri ago ct
81. 81 fns. h.. Pati ~ 3d., Of nature
81 rsss~i hsec~ 90 b. herv o. more. ~.
Rsir..ise aisd % Thsr-isy. ~ oh iaa-.
a. N~~ nasen. CouaeStirst. ~bsr-ts hsi
eeeu spse.,s~g 40 usss dur'ag ,hs r'ss' is-
acofis -sh NJ. srns.
nsriar v~si asi narv. prior 20 ~ lss.-
ing tAis I.lscs. h. .As . great ssasrrr lie
gaze 90 ,hs svsiss pfsr'ie- 81 uusiicins I,
yesr ago ls-s iaii. on sorourt 81 sgerre az
ia = r, iu b. ~ spius. ss,.i io-sf sEiFess
sties. - -ss Sever ssis % rsss-ng tActs-
Nisr
" A. 20 xHtrsiss - horu b. Ms.s.
eha--ss. - tTsS Hs. issh~s -ss iTysi-
rae besOss hin.s pr.ssis-a b.. Fs~f~--'sH
N ~. NJ " ts-u a. So ess''lesnsn -
ths ohi .gsooI . uasa ~ sh,isfs. s'.i 81 geoi
~ ot.-.iossi sttsis--sss.
The sssjsst 81 sbs' uoiius smie.sss-d 20
shi. 80. -s~s ss-s, t-ensy ess yssu q
A.. iiscsa.~ q. eas 81 ti.s t.icvuiistss 81
th- Ns..achs~.u. M.Asosi >eci~ty. sitsr
having ~r,sd short p-ricd - surgeon
=
Par,.. be coss.p-nc-A h,s - lsc..sonal csrrsT
o. Par. liiit Alter 80 s~sr.. net suC.
s-eaisg ~ rs -ish-s. hs r~usoe~d - North
Pai.. ~hsfs b. coatin,ed siii ths faii Of
1855 asi sh~s. ne Bsss Assssg S-cS..~-i.
n. rv,u,pgd 20 Par, HB. -h-rv. dsfisg
thirty yssr, h. tolio~.sl hs. l'rsisssioa.
Dr kitredss. "a. . ~sn - lsrE- stsisrv
and rown,ssslirg sddr.s. Ia -ss ottsn
s-lroi~a 20 pr.s'ds 81 raei'c unsstinTs. shers
b.. At,lit, ard hs-sns., sii.s sct-r sl,ose uso.i
eoaspicoU.ly. A. town m.eiSng,. Il his
presence dia TO, s-csre order. has 81 and
keen hit, sl-s,, did.
A, practitioner Of m-i'cins. b. hsd a
large practice SOL Errsi rsp-risDcs. L.
his later sears b. "a. cslird tn all tnroF;
ant cs.-s IN tsis and sdioinrug ,s~us lie
-N elo,e observer. ard hssiaE cod con
mon sens. hi. oprl'on. -vre hirhls ssitrd
b, large cirvls II lri-nd. snrug whom
hi, nsme and iasns vii b~ ,r,,.soryd ior
y.Ar. 20 come
lie "a. ra,insnily socisi maa. A. boane
Or abroad. b. 90. dr,itngu,-h.-,l far honor
hos,.iialnv. snvc,lo,s. ~t snl ga tee. lls
couid instruct a, --A san--. % AL
occasions Wh~rr sob' ists ~as required
be "a. gave A. The EraSest Hat q the
time and pace ~erv rcasOn.blc Asd mir7h
-ss . Medicine. lie nss.I fAiicd 10 Ajaa,n.
i,ier II.
DE-. kHtrolgc retained his clrArn~s- q
mind TO the last. lie often spols Of ,hs
ir,ends -som he Lsd known SO long. Ia h.,
lat dsy, srd whom ~brn b. -; ~, place
be hoIsd To =, ruiR AID 80 sga,n Boz l,.-
ease bad ,aksn fast bo Il OF h,, .'rOng iraas-
and after long itrusgie Syirsird thi, pur-
pose Thus the aged - one Ahrr another
"a quick ,Ruce,,ion. are passing sssy.
lis rs,ns,n. ~ere misnrd AZ New Haven
by las pest. Con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

4 Foster Jr ESQ. Tor distributing letters.
Mr. John :. S~an. hs, bought Of the
iar"'ers OF this to~n and sent ava, from
our S's''on 'hi- winter, fifteen car loads Of
potatoes.
Mr.. liza ". Bean o~n. two pair ofiwo
year OH steer. which are ,hs, hes, a.. have
seen Tor some time. ,h,ir color !. snow
white. an,l a strange can hardly tell them
part. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

~ Attention j. called 10 il,c card oi DR.
Nri~"" w. Norris. Young physician Who
has just located here iI- comes we'll rec
onmended and has had some experience
N the army Hospitals. having been connec-
ted With the lith Maine vols. We count
much ufon the hsshhiulnsss Of our town.
bu' n the practice OF DR. Brown !. YER,
extensive. b. having bad no one 90 a..,.,
bim since D Kmredges r-novai. and be.
my ir'qnsn' called away Tor consultation.
80 think tbrie NAV be favorable opening
Tor Another physician
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
Norway Items.
sAvINos R,NK.

The new boiiding for the Norwsy saving,
bank. y is.t approarhipg eOmple,;en. IL
i "A oas Of the les, locations 10 The village
the ic' having been procured Of I. A. Dcni-
soa b-q nesr III. store.
n. buil,ling - to story 36xIT 1 lee,
sod u 20 b. one OF ,h.. best finished in the
Nillsg. The g-oand aoor IL TO be occu.
ped ior ihe parrosc cf the bank, and the
uppcf ~ tenement. After the robbery
IA September last. all became swarc thar IL
tbs hank costinse,i a. b,,s Ines.. "a woaid DO
hsCsssary Ia proSurr a safe. not go .Asily
ereusd by i b. h'gervd gentry A Com
niiise "a. therefore chosen. and Instructed
- procure = safe suitable Tor the purpose
TIE Comn,itiee. Of ~hirh T. r. Bcai Eco
-as chairman. after examining a variety II
'aies. cs-r to a conclu.,on that a. good an
srtisle could be- bal IN Maine a. else ~bcr, (:
The, sccoriingl, contracted With Me-srs
staples A Son, 81 Portland. to manu- c,urc
one ior N m. sni being where th.y could
So Il oi'sn. daring m Procr-. Of cohsune-
ton. thsy AZ perfectly SATISFIED wiih IL IL
% "eei lined throughout. the from, part
having t-o plates Of hardened steel. cover
% ~fh iron plates. like boiler plates, the
-hois securely fastened lnside The sale
10 BOX steel inc,l ~ih combination lock
Tor The Ne of tn bank then there arr six.
teen boNcs. 'iS lnch~. ,qaarc 10y twelve
deep. each having h.. own lock. for private
parties. ~hieh are 10 DC rented q, Eve DOL
lar Per annaai. til irse~n ol the sixteen be-
ing ar, ally engaged. The door Of the safe
has . comhinaiion iock. and also The door 70
the vault. making thrcr locks wiihou, kew.
neither 81 -h,,h can be uniockcd unless
~ soms person knovjng The combination.
TIE 'as - s-i ~ a vault. built viib bard
b,.rn-d hrick. lad N ov,s-nt mortar. the
VAL, ei -b',A are sitievu i.,-h-. thirk -i,h
four inchs, ar spAc~ between al. -sll. and
The ste r,-,,ieFing - .rcarv Against fire.
With to yssh .nd .af-. IL !. son .idcrcd
r~rfvctiy serurr sEsins, los. ton hrc. or
burrisrs TIE SAFE !, cc-silervd e,lusl TO
80, is Nv Ens gland. fOr The pOrpo.r for
~hi,h 10 o.. d--'g-sd no, a hrv proof. bat
bsrrl.- rrocf
The bant = no. - good condition. and
i. posror- nr~si hssr 10 fear Of another rob
by like thAl Of S.ps
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
Canton Items.

The fine opportunity which this season
has afforded for Numbering. hi. been dolly
Improved in this vicinity. A. he log, on the
mill poHd OF Mr. CyIu. Bonney indicate.
ProsPec,iVrly ih-rc i. TO be quite an amount
OF building carried on here during the pres.
cnt wear.
Very MANY are engaged in the study OF
h~ IN contemplation of new school house
recently voted by the Di.,r,ui. wLich.b, the
way, seems 10 be mech needed The ten
dsncy nov indicates a backward movement
in the enterprise. and a continued habi: alton
OF the old kennel. although contracts have
been mIdc Tor the erection Of new e,li hce
Mc.srs \ & X. \. Barrow, display a
large stock OF cooking .,ovc. jus, issued
from then foundry which seem TO be des-
tined Ia supply the trade here. n. the OK.
ford Jcwei." 10 becoming a popular instr
,ution IN the kitchen
NJ. Seth W. Turner Ia. purchased Of
Mr. Si'lman Ha,iori his sand uho ha,
also purchased and removed to the 80 called
s~cit stand. formerly owned b, Mr.. ia
diih iiavford
Mr. l. {. Coburn. I, arranging b.. bus.
inc'' preparatory 10 close in the Spring,
and offer, hi, present stock a, low prices,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

WISCONSIN, lloF ROOFS By reference
10 she advertisement Of Mr y J. Man
snALL. It whl bs sr,n that hu .. prepared
10 i"'"'sh The Wisconsin Hop Roots. ~bich
arr sAid 70 BE- the BEST 10 quality in ths
Oni'rd States. AMI a. ury can BE- raised
~ orr Staie 'qlHly a. sell A. is VISION.
$50 aud IS there . sa,h dsH-rence II
Pr'ee ~ Hops. secOF'iag 50 gu.liiy. 10 BE-.
hooves every one st,o intends 60 ,.l.iy.,.
them 10 &c lils bv.t.
Ih' 70 has ben great d,aicui'y "a s.,.
h"1 good roots sid Ar Mar.haH. -b, !.
sell ace ls'ntsd wiih tbs culture Of IIap..
deserves f.~'rd iOr his eutsrPnss IA ,spyl,.
Ipg The market
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
Singular Death.

Mr. L-"uari c. iiodgmsn, OF South
Fsris. conductor on the G.. T X r.
shout week beiorr got splinter into Que
of hi- hogrrs. aud taking cold ia 1t il .uppu-
rated aud inflammation extended tbro the
atm and shoulder, resulting ia large alb
serss i" the srmPir. Ga Th rsday. The 40.
scess was opened, after consultation of
physicians. but il discharged inwardly. and
produce death during the night He was
about 81 aud JEFF, wife and child. ~e be
here. He was baried on Sunday. under
masonic honors. by Paris Lodge, A. c. T.
King. Senior Warden officiating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

Thgrsdsy evening. 9th. the Juvenile
ol~ra iA,,A. "a. performed a, Coro~rt
Hall by ABBOTT ih,ri, M,,.r, connected wi,h
ihs Unscr,Al,.t Sunday Sohool
Th- Uun 49, -en hi'--i snd ~ -u+i-
enoe delighted 18th the performance. and
geuerAi -,sh eAFrvsrvd. TIA, It might b,
r,p,Alcd. whi,L learn - TO bc done q, 10
d,,iau, day.
ILi, .. ono Of ihe be-, pieces. ever given
m Ihs' place. and va, performed 10 a mAn
nsr highly crrd,,able to al concerned
The scrne opcr, ~hh band OF mountain
children gather d 81 grove. to' a SIMMER
PiCBi" ~hiiv they are IA state OF great
hiiaTi'! poer beggaF woman .~uh her Ia.
tie ones. iH'rudes aPon their n.ir'h -hs,h
causes some OF tie children 20 attempt 10
drive 'hva "a LA,ls. then steps fu,~ad
sP~sk, sind.y 20 the oil ~ouan. asks Der
itglc ones 10 pATtaLc Of tLvir rvpAsI. ~hca
the others JoiL siih Der TO make amends
for their past rud~nc..
The syvrc then changes; Labs. having
wandered ava, IRON her companions. d,
lost IN the wood, She look. aboat h-r 10
terror. throws the uilI flwsrs. ~L.cu she
has gathered. A-ay irOtu her. vorh.oss
be her present condition. -thvp SINKS On
hvf knres IA player WbiiC IN ia, position
a tasy qu-yn. -,.h her attendant. spi,n.
diii! stnrri. suddeuiy spr,srs before the
astoul,h"d l>ailA. Tscy invite Der 10 20
With them. telling ihey have .iorr, Of gold
and precious stones. but I.aha ouiy b.gs
them 10 lead lsor 80 her Own home. ~h,Ch
after many tempting on -. they ccusrui -
do IL the mean time. the Other children.
after 'Ainly searching Tor l-ahs. have col
lvrted together .bemoaning Der To-, WAhe
thus lamenung. LAila Is led IN by the iair,y..
when al unii- 20 welcome her and ro~a
hei queen Of the part! The fairy qu,ra
revealing herself a. ibe beggAr woman %
the esrii'r part Of the play.
To Gen Virgin. ~bo bal charge While
preparing. a. also 10 NJ, Geo : Aa,c..
Who accompanied attbe piano. zee arg macb
indebted Tor the splendid manner 30 which
!, vas performed
There we're some sixty pages. Of quite
difficult music. including So or seven solos
10 learn. th. ~Loic Of which "a, pretty
correctly rendered Jet 49, are piou,i,eI
considerable Improvement st its repetition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

tSWe had flying VISIT on SATURDAY
from Henry l.. Preniiss. Esq. of Bangor.
Who ~as on his ~As bone from Pennsy Iva
n'a yheir he has ext, nsive and valuable
iu."'"r Interests. Me- Il, property has large
>. ." Teasrd " ban a lew years. and we
know Of TO one whose prosperity IN life we
cocld more heartily rrjoice w, than hiss
He D genial companion. and truly ib
eral and public spirited citizen He took
a tor through Earope with hi, family. La,
year. Ma, ni. shadow. which is pretty
big. (as veil a. his heart } revcr grow less
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

nc. c Richardson. Esq. formerly o.
Dixfeld. 1t. in the 18th Maine. and a mem.
Der OF the Georgia Convention. va. lately
shot tt'oogb the lungs by ano,her member
named Timmony, and has since died of hi.
wounds He vas an oui-spoken man and
has fallen martyr 20 tue principles for
which he fought. HIS remains left Atlanta
been bailed in the psltry sum OF sl2, 900
He was formerly Crier OF Courts at thi,
place. After the war he was admitted 10 The
bar and went snuth to practice He was
shot and pr'tiy badly hnr, n ore than a year
ago b. M rx.coni''d-raie. lie was soldier
OF srra' personal courage. bold aud almost
recsi'ssi in lis expression Of opinion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14
rv-A corre,popden, Of The Star. who

TIA oorrcsponJ.n, OF the Star. who i.
making some very good sketches OF the
d;cnisries AZ Augusta. thu. draw one al
our county men. to the lifc"-6ro-g- g..
Stacy OF Oxford. is tho accomplished Libra
ran 81 the Stat. Although he is many
flights up. no one ~ho alls will ncgler, TO
,-- him the scco j iimc Mr. Stacy /, a
drviicd character. hl. iodiou. and .-dcn.
;ary life la, made hln what he -. a banrh
OF nervous cuefsr. lie - AWAY, polite.
though soui~tincs be a. a-hiag ios 700 to
leave IN order TO vent his unme an, wrath.
HE ls a yell read lawyer. a man OF d,-cidcd
ability. an carrEc,ic and .h-r-d 20 ,c'an.
Who generally n,ake, an accurate slate. lie
"a ,tu. as steel to h,. friend, and 4, sl~ays
ans'oa, Ia faithfully serve them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

The Piano Controversy between SIein~ay
& Son. sud Ch'okcring. As TO uho got the
cr,t premium AZ ;sc "2ris Exposition -
no~ raging in Maine The Portland "a
Per' arr hfi"g double ard treble column
shot. With loo-corss Mr. wv. e. TwoN-
my. The agent Tor the S;oEscay Piano. a;
Portland. - practical manufacturer. aud
osr point cot the csc-ll.nci-. Of the Piano
Lr sells. A! one -auling Que OF the best.
A. veil a, one o. lover price. can be sui
ted a, his rooms. and What lac SAYS an be
rvli I'd on. Sc Advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

~ ri'- Krbaeb-c rain last week escaped
one OF tbs most scrioas disa.,vr. Which ha,
ever threatened the Car. IN Maine wHh.
"a nIil, ~ Richmond. by rca,oa Of tri.
ding ,prrad OF the rails. the EnEiae and
tender -.rs ihro~a down an Eabansrn.nt
some 80 or 90 feet. The baggage and hree
~-li hiled passenger Car, we're psovijsn.
,'Ah, not thrown of. ihongh tb. former got
Of The track ADD a.triic the rail on the op-
Tso.iie SIDE Of sh- pr-cipie-. Had it gone
over, u misht have earned Que or moro OF
tie Iasscnger Cars
II" Enginrer chung to hi, Eng, me. and 80.
not harmed. The hr mau went under The
tender among the wood. and va. only
ihshily bruised. lie was rrahy for york
again. soon As b. got sirsighirBed out.
IL "ssa narrow escape for all Hon.
Hannibal Hsmiln "a ~ th. tram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

kxCIstoS 90 THE k~EE JutNr. DC the
9th insl the opera ton 81 cScis,on Of the
krtc ION, ~As performed op the wife Of Mr.
Lsmssl Jackson. Of Par4.. on account Of
chrome d,seAsr ct tbr joint. Of cigh, year,
stand ing The joint ~as opened. ,he knee
pan removed thc lower .nd oi the uigh
boue and The upper end Of ,hc leg bone
sawcd % Eb0u, one ,Beh Of each. and the
sawcd soriso-s placed together. With iLs
hop, that thry MAJ unite I'D become sound
FL that AnPutaiion % 'Hel.iou must be g.
soned TO. Or there sa' ~ hops % rccoy.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-02-14

rTGcae'si g. Ter "a. secen,l, chslleo.
get Co morris, eHnr.i sh7e Zoo x hmon1
"a bv one y Is Waite tncinb-r 81 the
Virgins Constitutional Convention The
~ .nt Co. White fo- ~, p 30 seeks ieifr,..
~s. fh- order ~hrh Cen Ball.y is.a-j.
apI ~hi.h - ami iced tbe soldier. at ~.
fim. wb-fr .r iof,I a1 ctMaior Of .
NV ! ars Y - f~ho va, Col. WIT }
from being a SOFTER go 90, I,pr-tmyn, Bp;.
Ter. ltrSusg- sas "TIeiI oiIi-grs. leavirs
tie service voluntarily. .innD' take the
r.a.r OF h.aH1.ts h.r- u th,, have no
more respect 30 fhe .-r,i., they have kr.
'h~v ~.ii fa.l 'bs' rf.- i''r tr,a D,,,i
u White .,li a. o'..., ..s,- iiii. u-psrim~nt 81
u "a qre.'i1n uii.h BAD ih. most occasion
20 take offence ~ Blfi,r. l,nr8agc. tbe
Slticrs or White
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-05

SAD DKaTH-Jolm w. Reyes, former.
~ editor Of the Circlcsville (Ohio) Dem,
ocrat, diedin the insane asylum at Co
lumbus On the 25th ,lt. The Crisis, OF
the latter city, thus chronicles. the sad
event:
Mr.. Reyes was the editor Of an indie
pendent newspaper, which, during the
late war. defended'liberty with fearless
manhood. For this he was dragged of
to prison and treated 50 brutaliy that
reason tottcred from her throne, and he
became q raying maniac. All efforts
to restore him, failed-he sank down in
childish imbecility into the grave. His
family, left disconsolate and broken
hearted, are crushed
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-05

A SENSIBLE RADIcaI.-Gov. Chamber
lain, of Maine, in his Annual Message
says: . H..
Extravaganza and corruption must
he rebuked. There must be an indus
trial and financial, as we'll as political
reconstruction. These things require
wisdom and ability to rightly adjust
The letters must be struck off from OH
terprise and the incubus lifted from in
dustry. The property of the country
must be made to contribute an eauita-
BILE proportion towards bearing the
public burdens. Government bonds
must be taxed. If all is to relieve the
States and towns, rather than the Ma
tional' Treasury; if we are to bear the
burdens. let us have chance to stand
them. Let us have neither privileged
persons nor property, but republic
and a democracy, in which man shall
count for q man and dollar for a dol.
lar. Nor am ! of those who think we
should pay off the whole great debt in
one day. We shall do our part. take
it. If, after having borne the brunt of
the fray. VIC allow those who reap the
benefit of the struggle to come as near
as possible, to take share in the in
vestmept and anticipate nothing. repu-
date nothing, sophisticate nothing, but
fairly and manfully meet every obliga-
ton, trusting as the day SO shall our
strength be.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-05

WoaEs TOO MgcH--The Denver Ne,cs
says of an infallible, rule" to ascer-
tain whether aegreenback be genuine
or counterfeit: @
We have tried. the experiment, and
if the rule be infallible," more than
one-half the money in our pocket is
countcrfcit Z - tt Isl 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-05

WILLARD FILLMORE is reported to be
writing q History Of his. Presidential
administration. It is understood, and
this delay givessprobability to the be-
lief, that he4will speak very freely Of
the men and events, of tue Fugitive
Slave Law period.