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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-18

To their own interest to buy their CLOTHING.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY BOOTS AND
SHOES. TOBACCO. LIQUORS. KEROSENE
CASTOR AND LARD OILS. In fact, EVERY
THING
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-18

VTARNIsHKs-500 GALLONS OF
Y VarnlShss. ell kinds, at lew prices.
Fer sale BY r. Q. KIRK a co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-18

1t best to simply Invite everybody to call and OK.
amino my stock Of goods and list OF prices DO.
fore purchasing elsewhere. and say but little IN
regard 10 nv ability and determination TO make
II advantageous to those who are not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
The Democratic Oracle

Brick Pomcroy says cditoriallv that
the Souihefners who were Killed in at
tempting TO destroy the government Of the
United States. arr Gods mobiles, people
who foli IN defense Of the eternal principles
OF liberty and Justice He al,o predicts
reaction" which wall restore the demo-
cratic panty to power. when there t. 10 be
general assassination OF the RADICALS ="
The s@ondrrl elegantly .avs:
wv hen the rea,1ion comes there will be
such a freeing Of mungrel spirits irom their
ea-thiy tencments: such gushing Of
impure blood from scro!ulous carca.ses
such a sbuekios OF nssAl de9z,n east terror
stricken voices such rapid colonization
oi hclFs spare territories. ~ WIS never re-
corded SINCE the Grca, Archiicct rested
from his iAbors on the seventh day ard saiI
let there be light"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
CANTON

y correspondent 9th lewiston Journal.
wrisiag itom { anton. August y. sa,s: =
The Summer school, have closed rrclaa.
;urcly H. Canton on accoun, % the prrva.
lencc Of whoopias cough. anI tie school,.
mArms" an Sc married.
CITY paftie, arr arriving fcr the purpose
OF spending few DAYS in 6,hirg and hunt
ing \ Jolly party is TO START TO NOR, ow
z for tho skes.
HAym'k'ns has given place to harvesting
and farmers are bcsnn,us to bring along
their heavy loads OF grain TO bc ,brcaLcd.
The Appearance OF lice uPon ,Le hop
N'nes suggests that the season Tor piek gag
Is At hand. Some gro aers haye expressed
'ho'r design TO commence next week
Many he'd' have no, yet been visited o.,
this pest aai it !. hoped they w ~ not nrove
80 destructive a heretofore.
Tie change proposed aud pctitioncd for
m ;he mail route has not yet been maze a,
ihc Railroad Go operation. have declared
their 'nicatiou to commence Iunains tboir
trains again. Meetings have been called
IA the to-ns OF Sumner and Buckheld 20 see
# al will not be granted TO enable the com.
p!eiion II the road wi;hou, Offering any,
thing, which Is very gratifying to our cil
zens here a. they van; the thing TO blow
out aud give ,bc Valley Road an oppor.
tun'ty 30 and IL way TO R4mioti Vail. -
The sioPPsgo Of trains TO Hartford Cettcr
has depressing Influence on basine.s here.
and the enterprise thus cot Oft. tic rev, OF
ihe world wlli sometime burs, its way ont .
a." until 'hsn NC u wosk aud pray Ior the
Valley roal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
The Democratic Candidate for Con-
gress Dlsaffected Abolitionist.

At meeting in Lewiston two years ago,
TO denounee the course Of President John.
son, DR., Garcelon. on taking the chair as
President Of The meeting alluded 10 the
impoi lance OF the crisis caused by Pres
Johnson's surprising couise. and condemn.
ed severely his veto OF the Freedmen's Blu
reau bill and bis position that 1.-The late
rebel states are entitled to iull re.tora iou
OF their suspeaded political right and pow.
err. inelulins the right Of representation il,
CnnGrcss, the moment they grounded their
arms"
lin such juncture. ;" added ;he Dr.. I'VE
should be iaithless TO the cause OF human
freedom, IL We should not pronounce our
verde; on those issues ia he Or -
Judgment, Congress had only responded 10
The oo'riesion ot'tic peopls in stirling 20 No.
cure protection 10 The ffecimea Axp GUAR.
ANTEES FOR rHE FUTURE before restoring
political rights and potter 10 mea ,rEose
haAds ote s,iH red ,rith the blood Of osr
brothers
The resolutions adopted BY the meeting
declared that ''tllis government can bc pru.
served only on the basis of equal and
impartial justice to all men OF whatever col
or or race; - that ''fie gorau'arnt az As
ilfc rebel States should he ca uqrzitief oHly 70
ne Ioysl, both 6fIct and ,rbite.~ that.-i, !.
the province o, The legislative department.
OF the government 90 determine the question
OF reconstruction and that ''o.,r thanks
arc due to the loyal men in Congress who
oppose Pres. .Iuhnson's policy"
Alter The resolutions had been adopted.
DIR. Gafeelon, IN CLOSING the meeting. said
The object Of the meeting has been a..
cumpl'sled 10 tie declaration of principles
adopted, 'rhjci mt he's cordial dry-or1l
He counselcd devotion . principle as the
only safe sourse IA 4 party or national point
OF view Abiding TO the freedmen. be
SAID We coald nu, now desert theu, and leave
them TO The tender merCies OF their late
rebel masters without receiving the cxctfa.
tioti OF uiant md ."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
A Democratic Fizzle!

/ Last Saturday the democracy Of Buck6cld,
raised Seymour and Blair flag. or rather
TO use The inspiring language Of the great
placard. which had announced the coming
OF this event, for week previous, "Hung
1t 10 tue breeze" am glad there was 4
else to welcome It, II sira~s show which
way the wind blows. and r this flag raising
was an earnes, OF Seymour and Bisir's pop.
ularitv. then ,bese gentlemen hawaii follow
ers enough to iorm a respectable funeral
procession The flag was suspended from
pole running from the store of G.. C.
Spauldiug, to an elm tree "a the dooryArd
Of Zaloc Long. Esq, where platform ua'
erected for The orators. Ah,r "tinging the
flag 70 the breeze and giving it three feeble
cheers, and three more jus; rs feeble Tor
the democratic candidate, for Pres dent
and Vice President. that immense crowd.
consisting gilmore than twenty men aud
BOYS. for some reason not made public
adjourned TO the town house
5 c Andrew. Esq o Buck6eld. occu
pied the chair. ai;cr neat and appropriate
speech, during which accidentally, OF course,
the inferioriiy OF the black man was alluded
to. Akah Black. Esq OF Paris. was then
introduced. lie was not prepared. sui
didn't intend TO make any extended re
marks O. no. certainly not. lie hadn't
promised 10 speak on ,hi, occasion more
than six weeks ago.
Twill not rcpea, him. it /, sufficient to
sly that be denounced reconstruction. and
was ready to take bis oath ,ha, i, was un
constitutional and no, to DC couutenanccd.
Ia which rcspcc; he and President johnson
differ. the Presidents ruccn, iu.,ruetions 70
ihe military power in louisiana. being
de ,pet1 recognition Of the constisutiouality
Of the new State government. He came
down strong on The 'ni.gcr' Whiyh reminded
me hat Sec Seward said the party tina,
spch negroes with two g. could never rule
this country again. Then be went for The
green back dodge He thought thu paving
ofthe government ia d,sbonoted promises,
va, beautiful and produced tho Maine
Standard with a letter in II, going to prove
the same Inc feeling that Mr. Black cx.
hib,ted Tor the bard working TAX payer, was
touching TO behold. Perhap. hc knows what
bard work and poverty -. ard 50 would
naturally have a great deal Of sympathy
Tor the poor and oppressed
Solon Chase. ol Turuer followed. lie
hal voted tive democratic ticket bul tw:cc
in his lic. uul should vote !, again tbs
year And who blame. him' Want be
appointed Collector Of thi- Con S-cs,ionaI
district, and didn't the Senate refuse 20
confirm him! Affer S5!on. everybody wen,
home, nearly AZ wise As they came
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Attend the Meetings.

1t will be seen that orr County i, to be
well provided Tor IN she way O. meeting,
and able speakers. during the mex, two
weeks. The enthusiasm in places where
meetings have been beld IS equal to that OF
war times. Let Us have some big meetings
IN the County. and arouse all the people to
the Importance ofthe coming election. We
want The biggest majority IN our State this
year that we have ever thrown. ard Oxford
County should do her best The prospect
is cheering.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Death OF mr.. Holmes.


''''.'''S' "'''' o'''' '''oe's'
- AUS a. NV ''''"'"'e ]"
- "''"' S'N'' SIX years f's
''''Su P''''r'''' ~" PAINFUL
w." 'A' 'o''''ae ana patience.
avs 20 s''o's nope entertained
as ''''''' 'o' MS 'e'"'o's'hN symptoms
sui"en' y assumed an aggravated Iorm-his
-'''' '''D wal 'l'A'N ''d'
'"' - '"' 80" % 'A"''' anu
"a '''''''''' o. 'N'orA 10 'n'' 'oun'l'
@'.' '-'' '"'" o'o'her OF MF. J.. H. Holmes.
NV ' ''u'' Oh '"' o.' hoin'''ead-
''''-' MS '"'heF ~a'
'' '''' o. us 'eg'on' and Wa
A'"' a. ! business man oi
''4''''' o. '"oo"''Ao'e Val. o.
OF goat 'HieS'"'
'"'" up '4'"''F 81 nihc
'''.S aus one 'A's hio'--a''
- "'''.' F1'''1A o. Toe character OF their
'''',' '''''' ""o'".r Mr. l.. 4.
Jug ~ ''' success OF BIS at
~ ''e org manly o' H'' intellect
'''' '''''''' ~ p ''s-I'e' he must "e Hcwed
- F',o' o. more ''A' Ordinary aO'''t'.
i' va "e ''"s'nOe'ed a. the author Of
''''' u remaining
80 ~ ''o'A' p.''1r'l ~ ''e
''' '''' '''' ''.1 '''--" n''h las
''''''' - '''' - g'''''1 'e A"d
r,
office Ju, bee ,A'aeI Li.hl, o.. privilege OF
assisting TO o.H.,al station .aeh =, be-
preferred. wut voice anil vote .o- tie Jas,
seven years be has plead Tor tie Union ,p..
Integrity OF lis country. and hcaru, on.
posed Rebellion. The though, ,ha, an,
maa could oppose ,De government and b..
willing 20 SEE Toe United state, divided and
con eg,enH, o,,rtLr5wn va. p.infuI and
t......'.. -, 81"
,-t ~ -, ''' ." '''','
t...I.-.Ip... 80 ''- 90 "'e" '''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Blair aud Grant.

There Is a studied attempt a. beliuic Ge,
"rant' on he part Of the democratic press.
and 10 make him out q political no,.c,,i,,
because he IS wise enough to ,!rcliu. max
ing speeches IN public II he re,nop,l.
briefly, the Argus and other papers anpd,
10 The fact sncerInglv. As though he lacks a
paciiy.aud = wanting in intelligence, S,,,c
admit that he - a good general bpt no
statesman. while some 20 so far a. to J.-,
nm any commanding qualities as military
man. Frank Blair however. knows Gen
uran' TOO Intimately TO attempt to beli,tle
him liz u a good witness on thi. roin,
a paper IN Leavcnwortb, Kansas. sa,.
The Hon. Frank p. Blair, after hi, speech
IN 'h's ci'y. in the presence Of a number NJ
gentlemen aud in reply 10 remark that
Grant was a fool. ssid.
''S'r, you are mistaken. Gran, i
1901. know hun well. KNEW him b,.,orc
ne weni INTO ihc army. and when he u.ed
10 haui wood into tbe city Of st. Louis
met lIm oNieu an The service | know, tL.
man. lie D.. by tue greatest man ~
Tue age sherman. Shcridl7. and Tbo,,.
arc good men. Jul Glaut j.. worth mo..
than all OF them.
Diver Cromwell and Napoleon Bona
Psr'e were great m.0. ut. sir tril Won,
'u', 'FAnt j. greater man than CrouxctI
or bon1parto put together. He ,s no,
iaiker' bui he Is one oil Tie d-tst thinker
in the world
ne O., ambitious Jo, be don't show n
ana tell you that n ic 8. elected Pc.
aent he VII set up a monarchy ard es,,l,l;sl,
himself emperor.
u tel q! ou th't Tie people are mistaken
when they supppsc Grant 90 teal.al. Tie,
nave good reason 10 tear Lis ersatne.,
les bot don YOU tnin< that be- will be
controlled uy srrh men as Sumner. W.Ison
aud ashburnc!"
- controlled CoNrnouup' Wbr. l.,
-, -, e Ne would sweep them away Ike a
BIT. General don't you mios tina,
@1ironn,tanccs have dono great Deal f,r
why. hill. rbo fellow la. no5. ,h.
circumstance. tell you that il ). no.
The man that can ,pri,r rich. nm Soo.
poverty aud obsrurity. and do ,,h,, ~, nv.
zone is no mere creature of circuin4t,pc.-
way" ''" ]" one
II am Democrat. bot ir General Gran,
Is such grcIt 'uau As y1u ~ b. o. am
" ',ant mao from tAis out
wen, 90 you wan. a desuoIi,ui vote Ia,
MN out % yau wanta republican form Of
government. you viii have 10 y5fe a,,i,ss
MN. Know that be- Is a great man ,,J
~ - 'h say inE 60. | simply tell The
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
The Andrews Mountain

lhs mountain iies 10 the North East par,
OF Lowell. Just south OF the ,ieinH, OF y
Lowell, and some three miles north Of tho
centre 81 the town !; contain, abou, ore
hundred acres. and il, summit =. elevated
some three or four hundred Zee, above the
surrounding country
On the casi SIDE OF tia, mountain T. a
'"AH lake. qsic surrounded by dense
foresi, south cast there is another lake
some Wha, longer. "a The west tide I, the
bead oilako k"xlr. which extend. nearly
through tho town 10 south w.; direction
and rn1or, ipto ,he S.eo River. Soa.e
thirty years ago thus mountain SAs an en-
iiro WIdernc,s. l. was Afterwards purchss
cd hy a mar by ihv name Of Amos An
drc~s' Who bet ng man Of peculiar hAbi's
commenced clearing near the loot OF tho
mountain and soWed rye and planted corn
Funding that the SOL vas well adapted to
pToIac. &C AbuRlAut harvest. hc continued
clearing. so~ing. planting Sc wiIb good
success. nntii fresicr portion oi bs IN Gun
tain has bcen cleared
@4't'H t' AN 20 AEfAl. hc
eommeoced pioaehing with good success.
u"i,' be had broken e:sb, OF ten acre, Of
the surface
The coil isNcry deep md fertile. Il
a. good orchard sod as eau be ioaad IN the
State.
ie- year, ago NJ Andrews planted
an orchard add also GRATED Il. and &. is In
: .ers ;hrf;y coalition. Ahoa, I've years
aro % so'amcnevd 10 hear apples. enough
Go de- rib, ihc variety Of issu. AMI u rap.
IDLY increased. Last wear It Welded about
50 bt's Of ehoicr market ifut. aud the
trees are welI loaded Tbs. wear. oon,iderjng
.he hot and dry weather which is -tea. in.
Jar' to tbc apple crop.
la the east valley Is splendid Sugar Or
chafi Of rock NAPLES. The trees ar .u.aH
ban iH a ieW years lbcy vail be vaIusalc.
Bv''io' NJ. \ M sc, o1, large uambcr
rock NAPLES arosnd Li, village ,hcy are
very ,hrihy and look beautiful
Mr. Andrews is nov - ycA.s OF az. and
sifaugr g. say. be las lived hermit .sc
mach Of ile ,,mr Tor - Yeas.
lie '',i' Ll' charge G Z ,Ae mo an,ain. ard
probably wi. =, long a, bee IS able 10 llsmO
FEuN 4 Suus,E1BEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

GEN. JONI. SWIFT. Of Boston.
hon. ". p. FRYE. and
GEN. ". ". VIRGIN.
WIN address the people OF oxford County, as fol
soOTH FAIRS Monday, Aug. -
bhoNNtiELD Tu--siay, Aug. -.
,ovrr, FHfEBuEG. ss'h' Eysalng.
SOUTH WATERFORD. ss;h, i E1Snin e1S 30
RuMFoRp CENTRE g;ih, u Evening S'S -
80 - CANTON, 18th, Fycpi rs'''' AUG .
b1ChtIELD' Saturday, Aug. -
S. 2. MORRILL, and
w. ". mol STF,R.
VIII address The people Of
plXFlEL iS;rov,r c. Aug I!s,; at 2 NJ.
soo N j W. cdRsSEE. sept ' a, ri At at NJ
LOCKE'S MILLS, sem a PM
WATERFORD FLAT, sept. "a atsP NJ.
DENNI ARK, sept 4th. atzPM
HIRAM BRIDGE, Sept. an, at : i y!
]. WASHBCRN, JH.. and
JUDGE LUCE.
VIII speak at
CRAiGE'S MILLS. august sIst o., r,t
BRYANr's POND, sept. LIST, "a rM
HON. SIDNEY PERH4M and
JJ-DGE LUCE.
WIZ Address tho pcopl- or
RUMFoRD CENTRE, sept. n. Al pm,
,,,,s.r MENICo, sept. I'd, at i'M, -
HARTFoKb Town House, sSpi ,' L. a. a : PM M
JACKSON VIII AGR Sept al - > yS,
NORTH PARIS, Sept Sih, At IN. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21

- br. iru,. Of Bethel. ,.,e senior editor
Of tho Na.ae Farmer. ~as ,n attendance last
week uIou ,he meet;n. in Chicago. OF tho
American 80. alton f,r thc aIsaurs ment
Of Science. Ga WEDNESDAY lau. ue IRE.
seut-d paper on Phases Of Glacial Acton
la M..ne az tbs -lo.s % ,De D.I, Period ~
He theory. which vas dram from oB,cr,,.
ii0u Of tbc remarkable formations kpow, ne
"horsehacs. shic., ar O.. he louot ~ es.
cry part OF ,be state. 81. ssmmeI un 90 q
continent. elevation i.Iowcd by ,ee. tb,u
a s""sfi"n,. i..io~ed by heat. and lhr
melting OF 'Ls bee. Ibn paper gave r,s
60 90 animated di'cuasiun iu WHICH som,
upheld iae ,.e~s o. Dr. True. and ether.
sss'ror2 ooubattsd them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Editorial AMI &IrrIeI Item.

+. ~ The Republicans OF Norway. Jaise
: a hag on Thursday night II /. expected
Iha; Gov. Wasaburn and Others. will DO
present.
TV~A new and 'plcnl'd Grant and Col.
fax iia- will be thrown 20 toe breeze So
raris. on the occasion of The big meeting
- he held on Monday afternoon next.
rT-An Oxford Boar Is not MYTH. eve,
in ,hess days. OaO has ventursd from tho
ioreJs As far into civilization As our town.
whvrv he has been seen within week. lie
will probably suffer Tor his ,cme,ily.
tR-The Town collector OF this town. will
bc at South Paris GA Monday. tho 2l,h Of
August. f0oEn . to 3 o'clock to receive tax.
cs from all those who will meet hio, there.
~ ihc other day buu,Ir,,,i dollar bank
note was drawn from the Norway Savings
Bank, and changed hands sly times in the
banking room IN shost space Of time, and
Was finally Deposited again.
! To We are iadeb;sJ 20 the Grind rrunk
Il. co. toe cour,csic. exieu,lri 20 ~ on
toe Editorial Convention Excursion.
The Lewiston Journal saws that measure,
are being taken by the business mon OF ,las
place. to s.cnrc somr .Pcsdicr means OF
concentration wi,h Oxford Co. and thus
secure the trade Of mAay towns which nat
ursli, 'hOuld 20 there
rY-Wc understand ira, Rev. Geo. +.
Tcaksbury, Of Oxford. has received an
uigent and unanimous Invitation 10 return
and minister To- The people Of hi, former
charge. Gorbam. y. II and viii probably
accept.
Eisou. The "ruuais,- made lis ten miles
on Pi'ca,aqui, rtot,ip: Park shaving less
than one hour. He pocke ted a handsome
purse Tor performing the Tcat. say, the Ban
gor Wig.
t-s-A II. Chadbou,nc OF wclcbvilic. sold
lat SPring over hWcsn thou-and dollars
worth Of frsI,t ,rDes.
TIN roagh the caori, Of Gov. Chamber.
laiu. si2s 500 81 ghc rsmA,aing unsettled
claims OF the State agaius, tho general gov
eras'en'. hve been allowed and paid.
These clains wcrs rejocfe,i 1t the previous
settlement, but On reorganization have been
allowed
~ An old soldier who la, To-, an arm.
says "A am waiting to see IL the psopla Of
The country are gong 10 elect lIora,io
seymour. and II ;hcy DO wiil swear tina,
lost nv arm in 4 'hre'bing machine. not
~ defence Of thy country"
EP-Sce'y s ho6olI. in response TO re.
qaSis Of SouIbern Governor. for arm. for
militia. replies that. under exciting laws. he
has no night to grant such a request.
r-Y-Thc democratic County Convention Tor
thi' County wall % held here on Thur-dar
10Th iast
rS- The advent OF tie Nenarerio into
town vas great even, for ar usual, ouiet
village Tho weather ~as a little threaten.
ins for the Ptesioa, t#euty-iour bours. And
may have prevented soDe a. = dis,ancc f,om
starting. ba. there vas large crowd IN
town. The exhibition ga, very sat;.fae
tory. aud no disturbance occurred The
day t4rncd ont to ba ycry favorable, bni
rain set ia IN the moruiug abou. the time
sLsy luit-
- Toe Richardson Base Bali club Of
South fAr'' played friendly game With
Tie AT'"mA' Ward club. Of South Water
ford. ca Saturday last, and Jca, them b., /.
s,3Ir oil - to ~
II rbarisons vail play With The west
'1' a. '"+ i''"''' q" ibA' p'a-e, on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21
Editors, and pablishers. CONVENTION.

toe Grand lruhk road on the day OF tac "a
sembiing OF The Convention, and are an
debicd 10 the Lewiston Journal Tor an &C
coapi of the proccediug.:
Tue State COnventiou of ciuors and
publishers at Bath, had reunion 10 Music
Hall. Thursday evening. when an excellent
Essay on Journalism MS read by Enoch
knight, Esd, Of the Portland Star, and a
Poem b, /. II. El~e,l. E-q. of the Po-,.
land Transcript.
Tito essay presented Journalism as
profession Of ,weu,. Eve yeas standing.
for it was not until the establishment, OF tic
New York Herald 10 1885 tia, he news
paper became Wha, II Is to dl,-a picture
OF the daily life Of The world In fact il
was not pos'ible iha, Journalism could have
reached It's prcscn; standard until steam
aud The telegraph practically broaeh, vide
" separated regions together. To-day by
means Of modern journalism. lie people OF
New England rre made acquainted with
the particulars OF the Ensl.sh campaign in
Abyssiuia a; an earlier date alter ihs trans.
actions tSan they were made acquainted
with the "Aroo,;ook war The profession
',''Nai'"' every otne' pro
,,N -, 81, 4" o'"'' pro
- ''' "'''"'s 4 power
the people. Under is influence lic people
-, '''' '''- ''O''
,.
- 49, 49, "o' Jay
''''
'''' ,,"' '"''
"A' = '"'',''" % nv 10 pro
- -, - 80, = "',,' ''' % constant
"'" ''"' 'es' ~
I,,,
''"'' ''-A''
''''''
'''.'E
49, y" '''
~ rum az" 81 human
'''' -'''' '''''' "s''''
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,i...,-,'.N 'b Po.'
t....,t.
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81, -.
m. -. =,
A.
W.
,,,l,,,
A..o,.,o.,.
,.r,,o, -, ,,.o..,,., ..,..,i7- -, 90
;,... f. v,o..a,-
,.,.:.-
on the 6-., w.J,..,,, -, TT. -
''i iours'ay OF
Of august. 1863
W. :. Whitman. Maine correspondent
Of the Boston Journal N, annotated Po,,
,,-.
hc business session va' concluicd at 10
o'clock. and At 10 - o clock the member.
Of the mes. ,.,l INIT, 49,. -,
,,. ,..4..-,t..,,
va ''a'n' ''a'is''d ~ 'bc !. n Il and
proceeded to HArd'ns's Station. near which
On NcW Mca lows river. .hc, par,ook OF I.
clam bake mo. jdo8 for The c[-.,.io, -
.,..,., 1891 i......
r. "'''' - = social way. 9e
Thank, were rendered 70 an ,ho-,9.,
eompaa,e, a., the s.,,c ,,l,,.u,. ~.
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~ I.ockport. Nes York. man keen.
b. dog 10 areingeras Or during the dog
days. 80 that be SHALL not r1n mad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21

II IN Indiana democrat lics flag in
'rr'oed Tor President, Horatio {. Moore. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21

- The Bah Tlm-s say. ha. A p
Iou'd IN bis speech 40 tbe Democrat. d.
RAISING at Ihomaston Monday might called
uen. Grant a thie! aud the son Of hi,f
Such language as that viii NOT mai, 60.
democratic soldier votes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-08-21

- Piles have been driven one hundred
aud aNiy iec' 10 San francisco without
finding hard pan