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I'm and after Thursday, November 2ssh,
~ 1867, trsiDs will rus - follows:
LEAVE KEOKuK
ist Train 1t sis A. u. exe.p. Sunday.
- ID s 49, Aa0o r. 4. sf.ssa - -
LHAvn n. MApIBoS.
So Train 4 l0s3o A. " excess ennday.
<sh AGO 2. Il @4
Ths Train frcn Ksoxak It e:f5 A. n. connects ct
nedtson With ktAgss for Burlington. s.
fhs frafa Nom Madtsoa II t&ao A. u. nsskss surs
connections With the tra;fs Of the Dss Hoiaes ys,
r. aud fniedp, WAlasi W.RR.
rhs 80 T. Traia from AsAtson connects With he
tn4esef r. Lorfs RAsssAGsts BY shs trsiH At7fve
d Louis ths next morning Al A. NJ.
~ Ticks Tor III penis for sale 1t the Once Of the
Conpa.y- =. X. BUsLL
nos1s Srefssy.
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Abyssiniam slave Beauties.

On my return to camp,I visited tho establish
nents of tho various slave merchants. These
were arranged under large tents formed of mat
ting, and contained many young girls Of ex-
treme beauty, ranging from nine to seventeen
years of age. These lovely captves, of rich
brown tint, with delicately Turned features and
eyes like these of the gszell., were natives Of
the Gala, on the borders, and bought of Abys.
sinian traders to be sold for Turkish hareius.
Although beautiful, these girls are useless for
hard labor; they quickly fade away and die an
less kindly treated. They are the Venuses of
that country, and not only are their faces and
figures perfection, but they become extremely
attached to those who show them kindness, and
they make good and faithful wives.
There is something peculiarly captivating in
the natural grace and softness of those young
beauties, whose hearts quickly respond to those
warm feelings Of love that are seldom known
.nsng the sterner and coarser tribes. Their
Toms are peculiarly elegant and graceful, the
nos Is generally slightly aquilinc, the nostrls
lars'ly and finely shaped; the hair is black and
gioss.., reaching about the middle Of the back,
| put rahcr coarse in texture. These girls, al
| though natives of Gala, invariably call them
selves +byssinians, and are generally known
| under tat denomination, exceedingly proud
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and high spirited, and are remarkably quick at
learning. At Keartoum, several Of the Euro
peans of high standing have married these
charming ladies, who have invariably rewarded
their husbands by great affection and devotion
The price of one Of these beauties of nature ut
Gallabat was from twenty to forty dollars. ~
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kWR SALE.-The subscriber offers his fine residence
in East Ottawa, Main This is one ofthe ines
residence property in ottawa having fine house. WELL
cstern, cellar and wood house, and IL built with, all the
modern impres" together With good barn. and
sss OF one acre OF ground set out with bearing rt
ana choice shrubbeyt being fosc lots wish
on three sde This property vii be sold cheap one half
cash AMI the balance liberal terms. Parties wanting
TsAdence tan get bargain a. | am bound to sell
j. D. OLM4TEAD.
talso offer warehouse property for sale on the hydraulic
bss'n, ana known as the 0msteaa Warehouse yhs is the
front seat and thu hes. stands in Utwa for the
grain business merchantie business This property
VIII be sole with all of the machinery, including good
engine in complete running order, with the good will OF the
house, ana ut bargain One half cash the balanc.
OF one and twc years with app,oycd SECURITY will awe
possession Ut the opening Of the canal if so dc.rei.
j. D. OIWSTEAD
Mar Il No. | liz Sale street
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:For Sale anD to 1Sent.

IoR SALE.-rhe subscriber Offers for SALE on reason,
Il able terms. the following lands aud lots, strned
in "a Sale county, to Nit:
LANDS.
- Acres-wEsswii Of Eh NM Sec g. T. 33,R.a
q Acres On, Of Canal E1I MEN Sec. II, T.s3,Ra
80 Acr.s-wl% Swl4 Sec. 81, IN Rs
feO Acres-NW4 Sec. p. T. a. IA.
TOWN LOTS
Lots 5, 9, Block 3, States Addton to Ottawa
Ind! Lot II, Block !, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots 3 3, 5s, TO- in Blscs 2 States Addition to
Ottawa
lots Q, TO- 1i,la, 1872 90 Bl1k S. States Addition
to ottawa. ..
ROt &, Block SO, State. Addition to ottawa
lor13, Block 80, Ottawa Centre.
1ha above wl be sold for part down. and the r,sidne
on TIME TO it purchasers For particulars apply
Albert +. Dow, Canal Oihcs Ottawa
Ottawa, May l6, lS65-ti R. GOODIIL
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@e0iral.
VUVO THE AFFLICTED
DRS. KNAPP E. SON,

Physicians and Surgeons formerly Of New Yo't treating
CU IL 0NIC DIS E > E 8,
Which embraces the best approved methods thu
and other countries thssurs all Chronic Diseases They
treat successfully all nervous and Neuags affections all
forms oScroula Dyspepsia Diseases ofthe Liver Constipation
All SKIN Diseases Pulmonary In ts early stages
Paralysis Hpilspsy Salt Rheum Headaches, all Heart
Diseases Diseasss Of Children and
Seminal weakness 4 sexual Diseases
Which are carrying Thousands to their graves annually
FYE A d H A r.
They treat slly on new method all disease Of the
RYE and MAR They have had extensive prasirs aud
better success In the treatment Of oil
DIsHAsRsO wONHN.
1nsn any Other Physicians in America They have cured
women who have been confined to their bed year,.
They never fail to
RHEUN ATISX!
In al stages; Ne matter Of how long standing They
distressing disease, HRMMoRRI0IDS OR PILES. They
Cure all Diseases or the Throat and Lungs.
cure all Diseases OF the Throat and L4sps
CANCERS-Thsy have had extensive practice and won
success n shs cancer which they cure
without eating them out or using the knife Let those who
have Tunors or swellnss, rcd spot lose time in
having attended TO- - timely treatment nay then
rom the horror suffering and death Of
CATARRH CURED-Ihey treating cAtarrh U = new
system which Is sure cure for this disease.
Their CONSULTATIONS years have averaged from i've to
seven thousand year. which gvesthem experiences
pa, % ny any and e1uallsd only BY .f:v
travelling physician
Hso"y visits few places secGsnoa his
numerous patients In the country and others who
conveniently visit him in Chicago.
Aksmembsr they d. not prUrniss to all stages Of
Disease While all diseases durable II tax all
stages not Your may b durable this week. next
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
Ne case VII! ~ received, whom there
are ANY doubts OF Cure or Relief.
Oar Terms hence the money be with oil
orders for medicines Itcoss from Eve dssr thirty dea1s
per MONTH TO doctor with which includes medicines
GS-Ths Poor will 10 favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their NAME State post enc. address
plainly All letters requiring must contain als
ter stamp, and be addressed TO DR.. KNAPP BON,
Any the above diseases be treated sssuly By
the pAtisnts describing their In letter. when they
csnnst
Dr. KNAPP vhs has visited Ottawa regularly for ten
years. Be consulted for 1868, at the Geger House.
Monday, FEB 10th; Monday, April 9th; Monday June LIST
40adsy. Jsly 27h Monday Sept 2st; Monday, Nov 10TH
once lsS soath Clark Street. Chicago. jan I.
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YER,S SARSAPARILLA

concentrated extract VI tue choice rost combined
with other substances Of still greater Alternative power
anerd ~ ssctual antidote for Sarapss rspstsd
70 esr Such remedy surely wanted BY tAnss who suffer
from Strunous sompaibs and that whxA will accom-.
psh Their must prsvs this has proved, Of
service 70 this class Of adcsd fsow.cjstasns How
completely this compound will do It, has bssn proven BY
eIperiDsns many Of The won't b snd in the
following oonpalsts;
Scrof. scrofuous swsllhgs and Sores skin dsasss p.
pss pus'sss blOehes sruraOns st. hnhonys Er. Rose
Eryhpela letter or salt rhe,H scAld head &c.
Shs ~ Jereal Disea~ 10 expelled frtn the systsn by
me prolonged Of this SlsAPARLA and the patient 10
Len in comparative health.
Female BSxases caused ~ Scrofula IN the bood and
are often sosn cured BY this Extract Of Sarspar1Na.
DO NOT r.sct this invaluable medicine because you have
ssen imposed upOs by something pretending rsapa
1aa, while % Va, not. When you have used AYiRsthss
sn not till sen will ysa kso~ the virtues Of arsapara
Fer ni.us 2s'tslsrs Of the dssssss cures ysu
tAAys fnrSean Almanac Sish tie agent below named
will furnis& grsti " all who ca1 for IT, .. .,
Tyre cstsGEt fl for the Of Cb,tire,,ess, Jaspce
Lspepra. Ls31eshon, DysoSer1 FSEl Stomach Hnod6ehs
IHe' Rh.umat Hearttu'r arriving from disordered atom
all Pam or asytid haction Of tn Bowes FiauLscs Lsn
cr4petHe Li~~ Complaint, Dropy, Worms, Goaa Nurelbia
ard ~ Dinr,r Iiv, u'Hqualef.
They are coated, that the sensitive take
wcrid for oil The purposes OF family physic.
Frsparsd BY D.. &c AVER CO. lowell Mass knd Ssld
BY al Sruggsts and dealers in nsdras everywhere ny7
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The bud we think the fairest'
May soonest pass away,
So those we love the dearest
Nav languish in a dav.
The bird that sings the sweetest
May soonest hush its lay,
So sweetest tones that greet US
OF loved ones die away.
The day that dawns the brightest
In sadness soon may end;
The heart with joy the ligbtest
May mourn dearest friend.
The heart that loved us dearest,
Or one We cherished most,
May be the first to leave us
And pass to Csnaan's coast.
III, when we think we're safest
From sorrows keencst dart,
Then danger may be greatest
To cricfs that crush the heart.
Alas! how hope would languish
Were death an endless sleep,
How deep would be our anguish,
While DER our dead we weep.
But Christ, our Friend, is risen;
He triumphed Ger the grave,
His life for ali was given,
His rsnsomed ones he'll save,
Aud eli who are forgiven
And washed in His own blood
Shall live with Him in Heaven,
Before the throne Of God.
He'll bring the little children
The lambs, lie loves them we'll ,
Up to His Heavenly Kingdom.
There with Himself to dwell.
Weep not, thou stricken mother,
With Cora it is we'll;
Kind angels round her hover,
Her bliss no tongue can tell.
Weep not for Cora, father;
She lives in yonder cline,
Where all the good will gather,
WHO shall the sun outshine.
o, meet me, dearest mama,
To sing with angels bright,
And swell the loud hosannah,
In robes of lily white.
Meet Cora, dearest papa,
Where parting is no more,
But heavenly music raptures
That happy shining shore.
IN, ILL.,, May 18th, 1868.
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offer 30 acres Of land for sale situated IL miles south
Of Ottawa on the Nernon aud mes from Sire ,tor
This farm will be within Il mile Of the junction of the O. O.
f. nv X, K. and the C3icag", Seneca i Lisbon r. r.
when completely which are both under contract and heng
pushec forward decomposition fast tLe means OF tho
companies will permit. Tho running on the
Ottawa, o. f. i. X. r. from Wenona tho l. c. r. r. to
Sresor 80 acres Of this srm unde7aid with vein of
the best coal in illinois, being from to feet thick less
than ono hundred feet FROM tbs surface Tia surface land
efthe best quality of prairie, except ~ Of which Is
timber 50 under cultivation acres we'll fenced with
good boards.
new dwelling house With rooms and good dry collar
never falling well IF water splendid orchard Of more than
ore hundred trees Of choice fruit nearly full grown, having
been planted and carefully cultivated before the
house was built ......
The vsmlon Coal Company 720 acres 81 coal Land
asinng this farm, which in less than years will increase
ts value 70 double tho present price.
Bruce, March lift W. X, NILLIGAN
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A VALUABLE PROPERTY EOR SALE!
A-My House and Grounds the North Blun, IA acres
admirably adapted to fruit raising and gardening comprising
nearly everything desirable In suburban residence fruit
trees vines, OF an acre Of now ana improved raspberry,
WELL spring. brook groves lawns &c. 10. Terms ofpaymsnt
easy. DOT. IS, NJ X WHIT ESEY
ESS PORK.-1O3 BBLS. MESS PORK,
AVA FOR sale Wy GEO W. PEfRCE,
m!2s-4w- No. 50 Maia ST., ssst ado Fox River Bridge
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~ uEvonY OF CORA L..
Ry u. 7. SHERMAN

nfsnt daughter Ct NJ NJ u Isinh and Mrs Martha Lamb,
al Ottawa H., who departed this life April Ia, isos
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Mino, and Hebron Cattle SHOW & Fair.

cousipoaden, OF the Lewiston Journal
whites. iha. the twelfth annual Cstile Show
and Fair OF the Farmer and MeekAnic,'
Club OF Minot aud Hebron came Of on tho
2l,i and 225 INST Noi-itbsi anIing the
cold and unsettled state o. The weather the
collection OF siost and farm product. and
domestic work vas very good The oxen.
IA Which la'mcF. these days. everywhere.
seem to take pride. presented /. hne appear.
anec The hauling ,n the afternoon Of the
frs, day. was exciting and Of ma.h interest,
After long and close contested trial the
palm was awarded TO BcRj ANN Dudley, Of
Hebron. am not able TO give the number
and sac OF cattle present, ba, they would
oomparc 40 doubt lavorabIy -iih other cat
tie through ,'c country. ihs, have been
presented a. like shows, The exhibit ION
oi corn, fruit. potatoes, pampkia, s'iaa.he.
and vegetables an their various kinds IN
growth Asd quality was large aud pro
nouneei by many present not To have been
eScelled at any OF oar County Fairs. The
pfo'enta,ion Of butter and cheese -ss fair
and most Of 1t 50 nearly alike 10 taste and
quality. that tie Committee could hardly
determine wh,eh "a, be,,-all creditabl, to
the farmers ~Ises and daughters. IN The
line Of dairy The lsdies department in
the ball vas we'll supplied. giving much an.
tcrest TO the occssion. The display OF ear
pets and rug "a, rather extensive. b.au,i.
fol and tasty IN design and execution.
The sight OF hsnscls. a. 80 feel the cold
weather approaching. made Gs alnos, covsi
them They were OF the genaiue bone
manufacture in 81, les OF checked. striped
and plain, made by the farmer. ~i,e, b,
the use OF the hand wheel and loom. a. in
olden tlme-sho wing that the skill and IN
extinct ~ the daughters. There we're many
hoe paintings on exhibition. We noticed
some ancestral paintings Of the l7lh cen
iury. In fine. tho Show and Fair va. 3
i"cses, throughout and pleasing to all -ho
feel an interest IN such gatherings. and Tor
such purposes. The interest has seemed
10 increase from year 10 year Yves, Minot
10 natural eonisr OF the surrounding towns.
where ,ba people easily oongrtgsie. snd
these annual collections ADD gatherings Ar.
gaming quite ~ide reputation, so that
West Minot. il IN uo,hing else j, kno-n by
tbe attractions Of the annual Csule Shows
aud Fair, Of he Farmer, ard Mechanics
Club OF Niuoi ADD Hebron.
l cannot give The repor, Of the Commit,
tees bot they -iiI hereafter be Published
oF order q ;ae SJl.eIy. 10 al ,ho varied
departments o! tAc exhibition.
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SCHUYLER COLFAX
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TO OUR CAMPAIGN SUBSCRIBERS.

Hoping that the acquaintance that We have made
with our campaign subscribers Is agreeable 60 them
aud desiring 10 retain all permanent subscribers
we make this LIBERAL OFFER to them. We
Will continue to send the paper, amer The expiration
of their present subscription, FiFrKEN No~rrs
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Just TO them, for they VIII ~ the gamers In being
furnished larger and better paper, without adds
tional piiee-
We are about Introducing imprcv rrnenis Into our
oiher' In the way OF new type, engine, &c &C..
winch ~'!l enable ns 10 meet the Increasing wants
oi our patrons, aud 10 furnish a paper that viii
keep pace with the improvement OF the times
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30
Tee Lost Cause.

The democratic leaders. fading it diff
cult TO effect change of candidates in the
brid space of time before ELECTION. have
concluded upon he next hes, thing. "a their
judgment. which is To put their candidates
upon the stump. and see IL their personal
presence will not awaken some cuthusi ssu
II was said Horaiio could speak the gre t
word" which would animate the collapsed
democracy. and so he commenced at Bufs
10. ard his speech has been photographed
throughout, the country.
more tame and pi,iable string of apol.
ogiss for the "ios, cause" could hardly
have been conceived OF. IL is big mega.
ti0R-in which he declares that Wade
Hampton didn't mean ANYTHING By his rebel
rejo,cings over the New York Platform.
when il declares reconstruction ''void -
Blair himself don't mean ANYTHING when ae
talks about exPelling by force of arms car
pet bag State governments; but whatever
Biair may mean. what he SAYS don't amount
10 an, thing because fiorstio is - be Pres.
ideut IN case he gets votes enough, and
Blair is to take back seat.
Above all. says Horalio. "e~en II am
elected can, do much mischief. because
the republicans will continue 10 control
Congress aud the General ia Chief
This is a fair sample Of the posftire traits
OF character Of iIoratio seymour. Frank
Blair has been considered the Do,cc- Of The
ticket, because he has some posifiry &c.
uaonts Of character How piiiabic the 81
tcnpt nov. when Bhir-s sentiments have
brought defeat upon the party. Is b-5ng
poor Mr.. Seymour from his retirement on
his farm to say, my friends. will 90 ,hce
no harm
The spirit Of the once proud demorracy
has forever ned,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30
VOTES FOR ELECTORS

Arrangements have been made 10 sup
ply all the towns 10 the county with votes
for mex; Tuesday.
Let no Republican voter think his vote
oil no great Importance in this election. but
make the same effort TO be At the polls a. 81
the September election. We want to N
crease our majority
Let Name give the noble GRANT as
handsome support A, the ballot box as she
gave him IN the war
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

TY-Buck Pomcroy SAYS tia, abe Camn.
Ia affair was rot Up by the .Iaeobios fos
political ''rffcctn lie further likans these
"Jacobins" to the greedy Puritans. -
speaks OF Them a. "bico,ed and bl1odthirs.
Cromwei,isn of today i true IN All the
qualities Of 'isbolisrr to the line tro,r .'~hic+i
hc has spcwg." According TO hes theory.
the wicked and desiguiag republicans, white
and black. Pu-Posely ~en' TO Camilla. pro-
cured tten,seivcS to be shot NJ, wounded.
s"d killed, and caused the peaceful CITIZEN.
Co put-oe them Tor hours ani raiie.. all ioV
the purpose OF proving that the South is not
quiet where the Democrat. are W poscr.
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70 be school committee Of Lewiston
did o liberal thing Ia sending twenty Eve Of
iis lady teachers, With is superintendent Of
schools 10 Boston, 10 visit the school,.
there. They spen, some Two and half
'a'' DO that way, whiting tLe primary and
training schools principtilf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

~ Alonzo Smell. son Of Albion Smell
esq, OF Oxford. while at work OF. 2Oh.
grinding scyibes a Scythc Factory in
Connecticut. was instantly killed by the
burs ing Of grind stone upon which he
wa At work AIonz, was shout twenty
years Of age, yours man OF excellent cha
racter. kpd heart and al exemplary
Christian. Ills sudden death is crushing
blo~ 80 his parents and friends, lis Ia
rents received letter the day before from
AIorzo-. written when IN iull health and ex.
cci'ont sprns. ~ lev brief hours a tel
egram reached them conveying lac mourn
ful intelligence Of hi, death. Truly IN lie
VIC arc IN death
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

n We are continuing on our outside
the reports OF the Water Power OF our coun-
~. The New York World declares that
the results presented by Mr. Wells arc r..
markabic. and that the ate ntion Of capital
ST. will be attracted to thc State that for
ni''ns such exrsordiuarv facilities tor man.
uiasturing enterprises
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

''eo. l.. Melieo. Esq. an old typo. and
formerly publisher Of tbi. paper. more
recently IN the freight office OF the York and
Cnpberiand X K, at Portland. - nov
clerk at the DE WIT House. Lewiston. HI,
oxford County friends will be glad to see
ban there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-10-30

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Martha Day, do. chair cover. .2S
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Martha Day. fryeburr. pin cushion. 25
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