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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-13
Established June sa, 1862.

The Portland Daily Press
Is published every day Sundays excepted) by
''' Portland Publishing Co.,
At 1oo EXCHANGE STREET, Portland.
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The Maine State Press
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Wanted.
Wanted!

"A CAPABLE English or American girl, as ohild's
"a Nurse. Good references requiied. Apply at
No. So State Street. jy s1-d1w
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! !
wEyANTED-AGEN to $500 per
M n month, everywhere, male and female to
W. introduce the GENUINE. IMPROVED
E IH COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
@IH MACHINE. This Machine viii stitch, hem
III fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, brad and enl-
W broider in a most superior manner. Price
4H only $18. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 tor any machine that
will sew stronger, more beautiful, or
more elastic seam than onls. 1t makes the
ssElastic Lock Stitch" Every second stitch
can be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it, We pay Agents from S75
to 5000 per month and expenses, or a com mission
from which twice that amount can be made. Ad-
dress SECOMB & CO., PIrTSBURG, PA, or BOS-
TON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties paming off worthless cast iron machines un-
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
genuine and really practical cheap machine manu-
factured. may19-3m
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1 STEAM PLOUGH.
Les.er from New uanp.hirs. +
HA.rrRos, N. H., Aug. 1869,
HAMPTON BEACH.

Hampton Beach has long been a celebrated
resort for invalids and seekers of pleasure
There are five large hotels which last year were
full most of the time. This year the visitors
are few. The oligarchy are not here. The tape
measurers from Boston and other Mass.
cities come, but soon leave. Money is scarce
and they tramp off to some country farm
house to spend their vacation. , ~.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-13
Hats and Caps.

A Capable Cook-or girl to take care ofchildren
"A and sew, a. 63 State st. iy30d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-13
WANTED. .

tnnn PR. MEMS cast off Calf Boots, sizes
lONbO to II, for which cash win be paid at
au5eod1w new No. 4 CascO St.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-13

GENTS-To sell the American Knitting Ma
IN chine. Price $25. The simplest, cheapest and
best Knitting Machine ever invented. Will knit 20,
600 stitches per minute. Liberal indu ements to
CHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
Nav 19-d3m
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Cumberland County and Second
Senatorial District convention

Tue Republican voters OF Cumberland County are
requested ta send Delegates to Convention to be
holden in Portland at CITY HALL, on
Thurssiay, the l9th day of August, lS69,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon fer the purpose of nom
mating candidates for flh .4' -.ffasii r
CLERK OF THE COURTS,
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, si4d |
COUNTY TREASURER, 81
AND FOUR SENATOR'S, i
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West Sumner.

NT. Ei,ior | have been Interested IN the
accoun; OF the Water Power 81 he diaer.n,
Towns OF Oxford County. given IN rour
paper They constitute An unyoi tan, Gee.
mSSi IA The Prrs,ni prosperity Of our
County; anl val coni,nac to DO st..i more
'oUrrS q! presp,r5u, strength. a. the
naiurAl advantages ~.IcG tbs, poss..s shall
b, taken advantage oi by improved machine.
cry A"d the addition Of those n,sEui. URN /,
otAn"hcs Which have pro.psrcI aAl -i,I
stat rosPcr 10 Name presume irou, lhs
short account gwen ut tnaaI porcr. that
'hesr fol- capacity anI advantage. havs ao,
hesn shown, either from czrelrA.ne1, or
lack q! '"'srsst IN those reporting them
hno~irg that anv additional fact, viii Is d
iaierea,. val gave a somewhat ial.er &C.
CONT, OF ihs poser 10 the Northwy.t mart
OF tins town. owned Tor some time b, Airica
tArsr. bet 'e,eni!y sold 10 ) u kias. OF
PAM. Shag Pond IS situated IN Woodstock
and - judged TO CONTAIN an are. OF loo
acres. 40 lhs outlet - dam Which a,.l
raise The wafer above its natural .,vrl frs
" '-+''4' . 3s''.s tAlA Es - Atl &
rriPendieular fail Of twenty f,s, Ia.
oeaVi,d a. present, sboaI one aud one
iouTih mIlcs below. arc the FaTr.r Mil,
consisting OF S4Hmill-DAm ont, tA,rty
'.e' i."s. Head twenty feet, .oiid ledge
foundation CrnIrvV-a, wheel has
rseeE''y been pat hsre 10 ron circular
board mil And other m4ehiusry. NIbin
about sky rods HIaIn.l, mi.l. Hsal ,bI,r
iec' IN 40 rods. Po~cy au. pAriail, used
A"d m'Gb' AL bc gwen up ios uan4iAciufiar
p-'P''r' f,"or quite constant and no
4Ans'' nom frs'b,i,. lumber plsaty. -
c'lisHt granite within to mH,,. AID sa.v
hauling
Inssc m,., arc n,us ,ilss from he C.rAaI
Trunk Rii'fo44 80 'iYc,; P.r.,. and seven
from 'Le OA'O'd Central a, las. Sumaes
SJNNER
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involve seriog, eon,,ou,sr,s for vbl,
and business atrsnr. a,rn,s would b. ,n,isri
All, affected bu, .. would very 100, =.
coa,modate our,cI,e. 10 IN, ,;ta,t;or and
W, ron!d then sm.,,. from the ey;l. os =,
ineissmahle currvnc,. and all bu.;...,
operation, wooll be .,i.bli,hsd ON , firm
and sn,lur;,,p k.s;.
Senator Morton. Of Indiana. delivered IN
elaborate sD..cL IN Tie S.,,,. r.rc,,,i, -
dsf.pc, 81 rl.n winch s,cm, ,o ~, ,.,,,rI
sd hy many With favor. lt,,,.il 10 b,,c
more irisn.l. Than ANY Man &c, as,;..d In
his view. the ciroul.,io, IN. ,liYm 4. no, 90
much inflated .s.,sr,li, b.l,sy.d ,,k;,,
into serosa, ,h. lac, Aha, .,.,r r,,,,,r.m.nI,
arc 40 much GREATER .,j H.. an much rn,r,
Of our bank no,es AZ. usol 20 employ hills
OF sxchare. aud o,h.r p,per. Nj. Mor;os
boll, u,, m. reason al Tia. nrc,aino, a.,
gold. i, the refusal Of ,h, eoyu. nn,ent TO
redeem rrs.nback. IN roLl To ,,.,,,ro Ia
specic pavment, without = crash /. the ersst
dusidcra.un,. aud this can onl, be loue by
makirr the process gradual Tim. j. /.
ncces,ar, element. ANA m bi, bill bs Axe
the lime 20 commence reiempiion of green
backs the l,t al Jal,. 1871
Such DELAY IN In. opirion Mould bs for
the istsre., Of all classes A. wsl a. tic
government. To obviste tho danger OF Ia,
banks ~ csentln. tLsir rrernSael reserve.
for Redemption, The bill proposes tia, the
notes m 20, sie until ,hc 6rs, Of January.
1872. aud A. The cnd of ils, time ti,e
TreAsur, xilI have collected gold enough 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08
BETHEL.

The Methods, Sooisty had their Christ.
mas Festival At Paltec's Hall on Monda,
eve 2s,h
Tbs hal was filled to overiloW ing. an 4
many could not find an ingress The ex
srcisss consisted of mn'ic by ihs Bethel
Cornsi Band--prAyei b. Rev. u Foster.
and singing by Qnarte,te Club---thsn fol
lowed an adjrrs. BY the Pastor. 4 song
entitled "A farmer. lie I'll be. sung and
played by Miss Eva Foster. was very good.
Rev, David GarlAnd was called upon. who
gave The children some very appropriate
aud in;ci cs,ing remarks. after which. the
Bard plsyed Home sweet Hou. re
marks by 4. DAVIS. Esq "A song ll.rrsh
/ BOYS ior Grant. sung BY Miss Olive Dns
ton, was a rirh production. also song
/ Dreaming OF Home aud Mother. ".ung b.,
Mrn. Ellen NJ. Chandler ELECTED applsusc.
Mrs. & ;. Twitehsll presided ct the organ
Tae Christmas Tree grosned under ia bur.
den OF presents. After the above exercises
the ace Was enloade,i and The giit, ii.,ribu.
ted, after wb:ch the crowd repaired TO tho
MisoEs ball on The ihsrd floor. TO partake
oil An oyaisr supper farm .he,l by Mr.. John
son aud others. Every thin. passed of a.
merry as marriage bell, merry Christ.
una, 10 all.
The Congregational Society OF Bethel
Hhi held their Chr.tma. Festival at paucr's
Hall F,iday eve. 10Th. The Chri.Ginas trio
fairly loaded ~ith beautiful oats and
wASa illuminated. PresSRts1 beautiful ap
peAiancc.
The excrviSs consisted OF addresses ~
Rev. - Garland. Dr. y. L. Trne. aud \
DAVIS. Esq.. and .ug'rg by the children
Alter tho exercises the gili. were disir,bu
ted. add the aias. repaired TO the Mason.
ball. uaeEe they Par.ook Ola we'll got up
oyster sUppvr 10y Joseph Chaplain.
The Cui,stSalisi SOviSty held ,ASir CL,.s;
ina, Festival on Thursday eve 81. al thar
Church The house ws, beautiful, irin,m.d
Sal \ Christmas tree IA lroat @ the pulpit
hghted ~ith taper. and Llled saith beautiful
and ilch g.!is Tor all the momber. o! the
SInlAs School a. veil a. many Others. The
eaoreisos OF tie ereHiE. conSuied OF aJdTes
.ss by Rev l.. II Coffin OF Brysnts Pond
4. D4vis. E,q. aad NJ. {. Foster. Esq
AM singing by tina S-Eday school under
etarg, OF IL. Ripley. Esd. followed by a
social iatsfvisT aHl distribution Of ITS.
Thus ths occss,Sa p ssei of very pleasant.
iy AZ VIC hops proa'a5ly IA more respect,
shan one
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Western CORE pondencs.

We have many Oxford boys in the Wet
who take our paper. AMI when they write
US. ,hry always speak with affgc ianau- re
gard Of their native hills. AMI he friends OF
their youth. One writing from Milwaukee.
Dec. 25'h. says
Enclosed please fnd one dollar anl Gty
cents. the advance lay for lhs Oxford Dean
ocat. cannot refrain fiom expressing %
YOU nv appreciation OF our valuable paper.
Twice the amount now charged wonld be
none too lear for its maay readers find
Il always risL, ou al the great moral and
political qle.iions u !hc lA,. anl a.. articles
on asricu.t4rs are worth more lhan iLc price
Of the paper to every farmer IN Oxford
County. know whereof ! .Firm. for
have the honor to bail from iba, section OF
,h. country The ii't!e town Of GilraI !,
nv native place. am familiar Wit your
lda1o,.e AID me'amorphic rock. anI noun
'ain, your a.iuNiAi iu'.rval,, aud stony
p.sias ] az also wa ihat ,oIr btag;.
~! town aud villa (PAG) - not only
celebrated Tor is picturesque scenery. BAT
famous among miu,ralogisjs ior It's mica
and tourmalius. have caught E,h and
s~ata 10 tie oid Andres gym when boy.
and was ma ksmAn enough 20 shoot crow
and hcnhav K. b4utsnau enough to -Afch -
fox and muskra,. anI At one time helped to
sei bear trap. aud came - near trapping
tie invader A. 10 watch tie lesser part %
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Cantor lfens.

The vote TO extend the time iot tie css,
plc,ion Of Grail ROAD to this place 10 %
,i,ls them 70 the loan. resulted i5s IN aver
Go 81 opposed. Tho ~ork !, r,ri1ly Pro
gre-sins the WORK men have tea patI 81
aud hlsOnhJenes !. fell in 6nAl sna spsssl y
completion Of this lon; conis sipla'sd -ess
A short time since. our to-n clerk ~as
employed 10 perform a narriase s.rsicc 10
husius's lk. way. b, tie bridegroom,
who desired ,o know II ths lob coald not
bs done wi'hou, their getting out Of ,hs
sleigh in ~hich they ~cts ,vty eomfsr,shi,
tucked up. in the early part 81 a cold mora
ing. This common sense rsqnsst ~as srsa
ted by the Justice who stepped into the
street iust lorg enough TO make too souls
onn aod happy. and see ihrrn drive ~ by
the illumination VI tie "smiiiug moon -
Il Is estimated that the nov Eve Baptist
Church gill cost about $1,000. Rev. A..
Hutchinson delivered biz fare cell li,our,e
on ths 2Oth ult before The society To.
fortunately only a 'nall congregation ~sr-
prs,snt to listen To this able anil paiA.ti.
'N''N" " His 'A"'ts heIt, AtN uFsr ttsli-
mon, of has faithful zeal Ia ih. work in
~aieh be bad been engaged. on account OF
the ~ea;hs.
Ga the Sisi, inst. an at,snp; W.. msi.
to eater the sioro and PosI Otsicn krpt tv
Oriand A liAyiord some noise ~.s mad /.
by breaking pane OF glass ia an Aiisrnp, 60
raise a window. which raised ibs innate.
instead. The same o,tniu: the k., TO /
g. Virgins store Uas stolen dusing a few
moments thai he VAS engaged sab n Gus.
t0mcr Who had called him back Af.r III.
usual hour Of closing. Tbs c.oth,-,s-ia,iIer
made pause Ia this town duria. his trsu,t
through Oxford and Franklin Counties,
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Peru Items

The Lewiston Journal correspondent.
wiring irom rrru. Dee. 2sIh. .A,s. Peru
~ 80 agricultural interest IS .erv mucb
moderated ty mos; people in Mains. Som.
at The most tHrif,y anil cntsrlrisins farmsr,
% the Stare End their toms suI wealth
hsre. Al The staples arc Iurces,iliis c4l.
uratej. The s,h - rich. Welding a largo
return FOR the labor and capital expanded.
G-oio2icAiIy it IS bv no mean, devoid Of
interest Marx, Of the Iril period are
numerous. Yonr correspondent la. taken
pleasure tie pas season IN gathering rich
stores % minerals. among which ma, be
f'and SONS Of the prccioa, gems
Real estate ~ili be materially enhanced
IN value r. tb. AMI The sijscsri towns. on
the compilation ci the .. e Railroad ~
Canton. l,sr esgoudent frlicirs's, him
.eh 18th 'hv ,i-a that Canton is 20 be ,he
fsrH.nIs % Great Western Trunk line Of
Ia -ay, vben -, Ms.ns Central shal.
isiIr mssi 90 or high destiny Nv eros.
iur be a g - j. x X ard forming 4
Ja7. iao ~tb che - q RR i- GRAY as
sopss siis.snt irurs. and these are n form
e.rr. t..a s.tH OBI, Portland & Rochester
road -ths ae-srp .fshsI VI, hope 20 obtain
1l- aoar corn e. cheaper
we On Dyed Chrisfus' i.,;ivtl on ,hs
-.a Hsisat he .o.og vas executed
-sfa fs. sd-.t fhs speaking rsscac, ller..
tbe a-a.1. -. -srs performed sdmrrsbiy
Tie trs- % -h,h a's asre four. ver,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

frsss srsl lavssrs asi, ASA 81 -rls-
Eiehafi isfi... OF Ha.tfsii .,ilsrs 81 ~
smPlsY q, 'ru. ~paathaE. uslsr. -hi,-
as.istisg ia is-rrsar ,srrsi. a lrirl sf.ris.
fsus au strsF stsrs OBJ s-i sstsa.sE n
=saFfis a. - r.ar 'h. aarrri, s-sr. -
u tos. 81 B., i-r trots- t-is~ - sss
A tsrrsi ~ r'rr ru H.. sF t.rea-k 60
.rlti'. fou.Alrs ias s.is Of o. tssl al
shoulder. tns.s.eg 90 Is-us.l stislas
h. l-e
\ sosng nss "a. b-sa .sfv saess..fsi "a
North Jr hy 81 < sts.isTss ~ it o.si'
eonis'nirg ssanp, oi .lrsss rstfsra 80
tie ladies -oaa rscsiss c. a. % spss
deliver, c. ihs 'sa.r. ~i,i.is - lsts o.
one ,nssoc. lie lalv of tb. hsass -ast.
not an he ft,k 81 Iiry--lsFises dr-s, r. ia.
vay a., hu'h.s4 hssi-r 80 uash a
r,ri,nce 70 T'scui,''-s. bavsa' 80 .
,C,opCt ~ ihs iins "a rsrirsl - AZ
delivery % 10 dress an,l ihs fssn . tiiuas
80 lad,c, have q htil. rusaiost o. thias
i1st seN alorc -as nefs cash t1u.hu r.si
One 1t ib, elaf. AZ usi he sac naa. gs-as
into Bat.h,'I village 81 so.l O.. 49,.
kiuI q sus. ,Ils, - tls s.sas y, 80. % ilsI
ladies. at lsas'. sho.s hs.b.nds 49, "a
isn,ise trader, CO. Dry csoii ilo- naH,
wives 81 p,ois" m,s. mrel.sa.1. sd
farmers "a thai suiAg. Lss. lrars~d -i.,ieu.
b, tie man MT rrtsrr,nr ~ 49, sppsin I'd
time -,,h he expected dresses. h.sra 80 sr.r,
~iii shos
ChArls, II Ganmon - Eass IL shsi G..
has .hot ton lo,ss "a iIsrtlor1 .osis-sa "a
Bar Mountain. -Hhin s-,en dsp no..
ds.crsc' the ,h,nk, q 10, i,rpsrs n ihsi
vicinity. -ho raiss tutks,s iar ihs ua-stt
The Cool Temg'-u 81 las, Bses6,ld.
bs',d,, "a, q rec 4iAr pssliug, GA I aur,ss ,
evening". have h.h puhir tswr~r,s .
meetings on wclns'iAy sssni.g, boii a
which ba,o bssn hi-hl, intsr,,sins aud 81
attended y he la,I to rabhc uassties,
there has been = i.ssa.stuu upaa ths Iaiy
ol Temperance voters a. The Spr,-g vi,-.i go,
~ regard 20 tie he,r,in. b,Arl ~.
nit,liH. CT he :sOsh siI 80. part, pate 81
bv DcCoucr DsCostcf Jr. Bartlett Bar.
ls;t Ir. Go0i-in. H. iglou. all whiirnau
Of Bu-kGsll. Qaiuhy o. Tarusr. an a.,
mril VI Iiaft,o'd. Ibs d-,,l.,isn -, ,o.s
sud animated bringing To- lish, may th,us'
lhs, arc worthy 90 90. confederation q rs.
mos, r-slnus. an -n listened 90 -rh
great interest O., ladies AL GENT, men
IsS mec,ioe va. sdjouirci 10 Wsdnssis
cv.uiug. The l3,h ou s~cosnt a. ,rmysr
ancc meeting 90 Lc hell al tie uapJisI
Chareh. ON woinrsAay c'-aiNe ths Ca
inst. TO DC Addressed b., The Rev Mr. JIrt
son. OF Gofham. pabIrc lse1ursr II
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Gbe GrforN amOtrat,
FOR lSoo.
ENLARGED AND IlIPROFED.
The Time TO Subscribe.

Encouraged by the success Of our eff.
forts the past year, and having laudable
ambition to restore the Democrat TO ats
former size. and thus meet the demands
upon cur advertising columns, while we
crafty the wishes OF our patrons that their
County paper, in size, style aud charac-
ter, h Ill do credit to their intelligence
and enterprise, we have concluded to COM
ncnee the next Volume, ON the 22d of
January, by adding column to each page
and increasing the length of the colun us
proportionately, 10 preserve the symmetry.
We shall also renovate our
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A FAMILY PAPER.

with departments of Select Miscellany,
Poetry, Agricultural matter, Religious
reading, and news in general, so that
those who desire but one paper can Gud
in our columns the variety desired.
Thankful TO our friends and especially
our Agents for past favors, we solicit a
continued interest in our paper, common
surate with our efforts to please
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08
JOB OFFICE.

with all the latest improvements of the
art-thus enabling US to meet the iucreas-
ing wants OF the public, and furnish Print
ing, in all variety, with promptness, and
at the forrest rates.
Now that the political campaign is over,
We shall aim to give our Journal more Of
the characteristics of
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Dixf Id Items.

NJ Editor. win YOU give space n our
7 excellent paper 10 worI hom Di.fsII7
4 Taking :; for granted th,i YOU Twill will
enieavour 20 sketch sons Of the "thin,. ~
they arr" about ,h,l town. Whose village /.
surrounded b, hin. -r.l rivers: On one side
pinnacle, tower high in air" While on the
other side the smooth Gywinc Ariio,cog.
gan ron. along. DNl,lI ia beautiful VII
LACE. II ia glecr ,-.,Agr.-,oo." On.l long
lac Of house, stretched Aroar the bank Of
the river looking =. Il the Androscoreia
'.naa .ornr dsy 't.-u
- - ~ 80 - =,
,,-.'I.1,....,,,
-..tl.,-
-, -, -
pinnacle ~Lieh quad ,L4,.iI. otthe ,o.n.
ncnl,n. th,rr with acasf.fai. irre.ulari,v
their chimney, pointing ,Ae ~ay hat ,h,
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Albany Items

The Mt,hoai-i SAbbaih SHOOT hrlI /.
C.,rr..nlas festival Fr,d,, ~,snins 15ih. Al
.b, Tu~n house The .,iliarrsare D,-laru
ston'. Dialogues. sc. intsrsp,r.-l rlh
Msac. rsa,ai.. a.. \ tree -h,eh Ssata
Claus had 'Asiria.l' loaded Nth present, for
almost e',iy body, -, distributed. ani al
passed on pleasantly aui ss hopc ~.ib
honor our Bi,s.vd >aviour -ho.s birth
nc c-i-btsi-
THO ConsrrgAtloAal So-5,iy ob,rrysd
\es Year, dsy by ''doas,ion wet 70
,h, Minister Rev. :. : g .a'J. -hieb "a,
their lav,i.h auns.l ri,i; In consequence
Of ss',fo si,knc, IN ,hc family u ihs.r
Minister ,Ar Ni.i; -As he'll At COL : T.
Hack %. ~ho. kindly or"ned b., bou,s for
their sa,eft.,um.ut. Tie o-sfieu "a,
r.,A - 50. al. mora! Aed religion, ,nfa-ure,.
ari Some ,ub.tsu'iai token, o. ,ymga,hy
and appreciation ~crs received o., ,bo
Minister 'aeh a. hsrfvl ~ Flour. &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

~ The propre,ors Of ihc Falmouth
ti5',. Portland we're before the Police
Court. charged v.ih selling intoxicating
hqaon IS proved by scizlro Of seven
gallons Of lllur - lbyir bar. and were
lined go anl costs, amounting 10 g.. which
they PAID The seven gallons OF liquor
seized were declared forfeited The ola.
aceis searched DO part % the House but
sbs bar. atboagh it J.. understood dat .
farthersear swoutl have brou.L thousands
OF dollars worth 10 HqsJr 90 Hght rAe
FaImou,h .u.I keeps !is open bar as usual.
Sa.all .hciy Ds another sesrch and seizure,
she proprietor. would have TO 20 TO jail
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Editorial aaJ Selected llcm,.

,.rt,.. sat % q. : Plu-.u,cr Who i. q,
Sale a rrtrl sla.,rs oct .alr of his. Fan
$50 Wisf.r roo.i. -ha-h can 30 pur,h,.el
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

Farmers snd stock raiser. have !rsqlenily
told us ,hs, they bsve seen very cool 70.
,lls from giving "Shsridsns Cavalry Po--
dsrs tp cJvs anil swine before All after
hey drop their Young. The Powder rus
thea IN goaI condition. ard give them
.'r,ngih 90 care snd provide 81 tie suck
lugs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

rgA patent vas issued Dec 1ytu to J
= Llry Norway, ior staging
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-01-08

IVA lev DAYS since, a, Aesi Of Gihipg
vessels we're lying on one Of tbs banks
with which our coast sbo1nis ths.r boat,
wandering lr3s place 90 place 10 ss.,oh Of
good Gsbiog ground lhey encountered =
large sboal Il ssord fish The men on board
~ one Of tbr bJas struck ono q 'kom.
md s. t.cy we're hsulins A,m ir. b. came.
Us h' gyratons. iuil at the stern oitke boat.
Running h.s sword --ssvsrsl feet long
l0f.u.L ,hs sco'i boic. az the same time
!isensAEirs the iron from his ilesh Quick
- thought. one Of the sal-srt mariner.
'eizci the 'uorl. anil ss,iisg h'ifido " 1t,
be'l Lin firmly N-an'iae tbs fish. by tie
sstion oil h, tail u,ed a. rrpp@llsr. urged
tbs boat forward ata cool rate Of ,prsd
until sbo reached ,hs vessel 90 ubi,b ,bs
belonged. ber cad ioriun.,sl, being IN
'ss' iirc 90 when De- made loo ATTACK.
The novel 'csne ga witnessed by al die
Hea.'sr, OF lAe fleet. ~ho greeted the
'rtrss re-'lrmfnes With cheer, ari -aO1,,
o''aIEb'.r
FWs -s respected 90 say ,b.t tbe ser.
ssa' 'le CJagrcgat,oal, Church q, Nor.
~av vI commence lsrng ,Ls win.sr. a