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49,. ..,, AhEHiiVnM NJ q - Nm ,r,he.,s
tween Cd and Giih ste. The ice now making being
fot the judges skating will not be resumed until Mon
day evening, i7th inst, . .... .......
NOVEL, AND INGENIOUS INVENTIONS,
an UNEQUhII.ED DISPLAY OF IllOlOURhPuS,
MACHINERY ~ MVIiONnv
The two AiLiE ENGiNEs will pc run without in
termission from 10 A. NJ 70 unin 10 T. NJ.
PRODUCTS OF INK WORKSnOPh., ..,, u,,,,,
1000. ,>,sr, YIN; AND SIUDlO
RARE plants CIioiCs FRtjifs, AND FLOWERS
RENEWED EACH WEDNESDAY.
MTsTC EVERY EVENING.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING".
JARDINR \ SONS ORGAN,
- BLOWN ny SIEhM; oro,,r,r,
heSmSIe,c entalosue Of every article on exhibition
" ' w ''' ADMISSION 20 CENTS.
-, a., ~ =, a. mn, ---------
IL no Broa1way ,.
1851, hFIFfY CENTS hDWissioS 1870.
iSi FiFTY GFNiS ADMISSION ITO
1851 FiFrY CENTS ADMISSION inO.
1861. LONE noI.I,AR FOR RESERVED SEATS. 1870.
ISL ONE DoiINR ron KTSEi.VED sEATS 1870
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BILLIARDS.
Q;rsonal Ncin,s


NOTICE.-Tne public is hereby notified not to
~ rnsi anybody on my account, e,ceD, Oh my rer.
ALFRED -rioUEL 9Th av.
RADICAL CURE: -iihont knife. c1ustic. or de-
~ te1llOn from d "ss Tor Structure Fi.tula, ri
Diseases OF the PeNc Ncera Diseases and Defofinties
OF the e{e nn'r face, and person ant all important
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E"'dt Az ll iJaofP 5r2 s.
,,lillrot II sfNrEEss TRAINS, LEAVE CHAM.
.NII Y,, L,EAiI{FE VI Sr 'ATS Is <. s.. rs 4 \:
HGdysPP ~ Il IP4a HIIcnih5 VII ~ ~
n2i,NfANG Igt yl22cAA,.M TRMXa IIR3ySGH, 70
WITH 1HiAiGi%rtif5rNGT sLEEr%G GoAcnFs, ,RrN
"a. n Tam From SUsQt rHNENNr 10 'BrFfN
g!GIE,kkALf26 A&Srnn fi!gfEr ,T;Ny fF"$ St%
,{%S&SI! AZ lHMiidhA$r inAir>' LL&&Aylss2 DAIliI4
II r.'' !.ryI' an, and M,y and
pfNNr Ma4'c,owa and way q ~ Pm. cai 81. q!
F"r Gre court and way, a, '::jA'M Cd t., 80
=, "a. T., >g ,'i and ys SD ant t'P.
E,r SS,''eTG az Tag.s 81 C9i 81, - oni
For PA,cr,oTn ssd wM ny 63m D. IL bc5,, i, ,l
l9o abe a P!;Go at G;i;' ic!5A lMa 'i'
,.ltoT ligeAea,A;E api I'M dle rom 23is, p,pet ~
From nLaTlc,' st. beioL "a, ", i ii; ;aiii / sis
f .i ffNCmq9 F.'y and WY ten e G'eo
M .5j us, and '.5j + ST. s.ufii,s' 81"
dSSsaJ C3's: ,ns ror Apartment; praF
ders Tor lie cRechr and tra,fcg Of Basgse nav G
leg At th- compan, Once. ~. % ln1 .; Broa tvay
~ sss Futon gd st. RroOS N bspo, ioat q tia5srss
Long Dos Depot, Jersey cIy AMI Of The Agent, ii
Wv '''4' . WITH pArE. G,n,5ii pa,.en!er As,at
NJ GvcKER, ueae'' aurern e.den'.
'Daiy iFor HscX-nsAcs oa.y. For Piermont oa,y.
VP.THiN, SEA sHoRsnnIinECtr ~; i[ 4
Ion, per Long Island IA rpad from James ID an 3Ith
IT. iCrr' :, ; A II ANA $50 r NJ.
MA X GrSeGTPG s sag iar9or "a e. shore
J. NJ. Hampstead. amt way Staf OIL.
80 go +. NJ, Grcenport, sag ll-rDjr, and tie Hhmg.
$40 North Port EXP. stopping At principal stations
all way stations.
cs1r 81, North I''lr and way stat ors
i trans connect with brancGcs t. lempstcs', Hea
Cove, Locust NadNY Aorth Port. Sc SC.
Excursion tickets. good for three days, TO oil points
on III" IoHd, SIS
SUNDAY boat FOR PEEKSKILL.-rne
= steamer ANTELOPE leaves eNc'V mOrA!ns, with,
ont exception, from the foot VI Harrison st. a.
o'clocS, aiding II SAN Il. az SIS; Ionkcrs, Do0b.
LeIry tfarrytown and Ayack hN Jerry. sin. sing
liaIclsiraw, Grassy Point, Nerplanc~s, aud PecEski!.
larYtoWr omitted on Sundays.
= nw FARE f.r Albany sni T,Ar go De- y
- SIriuE IT.. dNly, SATURDAYS cIccpie 1. at T.. NJ
DecN' Scd including room 81 81 tGcu ing berth a.
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Grottrlts.

TITS SAN ihai fAl Le.5ous visit c. W sHRR.
WOODS grocery apd npu- All "r"v!s.on stores in
one iay and y Is tact, and of'ea Lam TO narc--
leas sugars hutlcT. n0nr, mo gyruns soan an
dies starch, &C. His View York stores arc co'nsr III
~ nnd l0'h Nv, anl eih Ry., near Sith 81. ~"
NOW is the time 10 buy flour. IL H. very low aoI
y VIII Ike'y be higher after wife. The hcs' an
cheapest can be had nj FvSSEtI'S, A. also Cirahrn
hour best aAsda oht meal, rye four nov bncswieat
wheat sii'' fe'i white and yellow In Han meal f'c,
800 an av, between 81 and !aih SITS. '''
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fot "a, ano 90 gg.

no iET, npartu'nls-1hrec rooms, pNntry with
water, aJ East JitI ST; rcut, Ell anl a.. A. g,y
on premises
80 LET FIVE Io5ls in a com 20. to small fam.
;Io"t a.. Il & e., second house wet %, o.. ~.
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& oraItntTsglp iIoiltts.

n2 , s5 hG',sGt,rc CN.'s be-
Nos =, l'd ~ last i9h i Wa dissolved on tut
Gay 81 August. Al Irt-o"s hayIn. bulls i-aIl.t tie
lrn NJ to Nat dave Will Ur 'scit tuou for pa mont On
'r before November l. 1870. Those who ar, inltri,d
% "a, sane wal please LliH payment without delay
20 IL Ncllsuin. wau 5 autl'rLed To settle up tur
business Of the rr The business VIII D. rarrlcl ur
As usual by tho uac'rsslrd. II. =. MCiiNAlN.
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Sotlal Noilt,,.

Sou,tl No,ltn
pAkENS' UNION @ ari viii meet at Putnam
DHdll, corner 18Th 81 and 81 ay., ths tSaturdayJ
evening, 81 O'Clock, III has r. 'shing 20 ion are
inv ted to attend also, all memhrrs To get their uni.
form. WILLIAM PAHEINGTON. Canaan
JAMES Cox, Rec. Sec.
NOTlCF.-Nesorotsmia Lodge. No. 70. X. p, will
~ hod special meeting on SUNDAY evening next A {
~ OK at 2 Court ST. BROOKLYN FOR the purpose Of
prefeniing testimonial To 4 &. \. Nog.i Of thai
Lodge, The Grand Chancellors NJ Grand Lodge Of
STATE are invited, also the officers and frata rnJtv
large. by order MICHAEL MTIiINS'W ~
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EMPRONEMENT OF TAUNTON RIVER.

CFFIcR oF THg I f'sISPTE oct $ l-n
IIoposal r'I be received 81 itl' ui UNI T. ~ ~
We l'ih o us no. an for trtte tUtHh.t lhiouth
the shoa,s iu the Taunton RIVER, .'rW''rH; 80
Taunton.
The channel is e. h' % fc7t VIt Ard feet dc' Al
low Nal. T, .LN t'lNs tN rNctNI g.. al ' Nrclts I
.l.I ~ 'H'c N'iI'. ihr ltei-ug ID Do .uin'
3. u4I| ice t.rrG"rf.
lll.H4i seq " m h.g.i u.s..
re drag.d maternal - 10 he deposited on f., 'Ip
Opposite ID -ltpp, inside pl Grassy latHi" lI ll.-l
nr tPfRi" Or - Pine y bend, OF near o. ''r' {
Mro.l gglIgr' provided u 4 prone buiSae,.r ,'. 20.
HCtn AZ lNt Two list w. see, ~ vent ihf ut t
being agNia wGsAe MO tic channel
lFnHsRs must state TIE nticv nor Cuhc yn 4 Z :
drodgiug and drnostlnI the ust,riai u me I't.'.
dlcaed also, TIE Price rrrcu1c yari for ... u
10 The shore 81 AL bautrio VA cannot uo DC. 3d.
bN Tie shovel of Inc Grrigc
lrui Cblls must be- CLduts'd on tho en- c'Ur', i''n
poslls for Taunton l.N,r' Bllns torn. g.. p .-l.
and guarantee upoa wllca Al 10. Is mus /. r' ,"'
10 in'Urr c1rsiicratlun, CAl be phl - 40 i u'
upon apl lcatiUn. J. q. tt'If..
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$4,000 REWARD.

ON Wednesday. October ~. Twcntv Thon,,r,
toT'el order from our office " '"'' "P'"
hewil plyoNE THOUSAND DOLLARS for IN. AL
Tsi AZ conY,cL9n ot the guilty parties and FIVE 5l
lHoI NAND DOLLARS for the resLnraion or tEc
stolen or proPor iQnately FOR any part thereof
a. ne Ct aie NOS. lSi AID i'g' aud are fDr
he sum Oh TEN IHOI SAND DOLLARS erch
. GO. SrEDA1AN x co.
No II Broad It,. New YORK city.
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& BE Iuri.

Ggt Luri.
4 NJOCNHy.CLl'B,
~ JEtspNE FAltk.
FALL MEETING, TO
o IOElR %. IS. II, 10 aud rs
Fir.t race each day Promptly at clock.
Extra irn n On IIar en- Raj al W.. lfly' "a ct
each day OF faces, at ll;}0 and !! NJ
a. BELMONT, PRECEDENT
NEW YORK AID HARLEM RAIIROAD.
~ -JEtphE PAHh RACES, oct. e, \, H. ~ AID IS
IIira u Aus TINS r1ll viii le1Yt ~ st. cacA r.cs
daY 1t aJ ~ Vi and l',J Z. NJ Excursion tickets iUc
Cars red for ladies'. | e. Bl Ek1Ot'T sunt
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Sabinas BannA

Sabinos BankA
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK,
Sun BUILDING. opposite CITY HALL. NEW YORK
INTEREST COMMENCES EVERY MONTH
SIX PER CENT. PER AxSux rRry or GOVERNMENT TAR
one DOLLAR WILL BEGIN AN ACCOUNT.
limited number OF SPECIAL ACCOUNTS will ID
opened. and interest allowed the daily balance,
Checks paid at sgat and without the pass book Ia hs
department only,
Open dsiy 10 to s and Monday and Saturday eyoa
ings ffom * TO 6h O'Clock.
G. H. BsNEprcr, seeielary. ' ''''''"
BINGDON SAVINGS BANh.
eSy o 9rom 5'9 f ne spd On Mo0,
sIo saturday evenings nom to * O'Clock
deDoslt.
E,XlscEEILsIoR SAYINGS BANK, 80
Fen Fem !, 3 j Gs wit e
, HJSSrf M tHRt4 viccrre''a.
AIETROPOLIrAN SAVINGS BANK,
MONEY DsP0sirEb On or or before the 9iriI or Oh
ToBER wi draw interest from oCfODERi lntercS
ps SIX PEP 6ES gaa Sns sums Of Is and upward
MONDAY and cycnla % nt y S9'''
WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANK.
w l3i 9Th aY, hetN cen I'M and i'm Sta.
Open daily, ron \. NJ. e. 8 T.. NJ. ana Oh MiHlNv
wednesday, and Saturday evenings, iraI To- nc,ock
money deposited on or hcfOie oct. 20 VIII draw n.
iGrest ir.m oct'i sNEcr ccl raia On an Suns from
Nm II. ALLIE Secretary.
NORM RiEE SAVINGS BANA,
~ - Conner &C sth and West - d ~
MONEY DErOslIED on or before the 10Th Of Ocio
Der Will Draw IN rEtEsl from oct. l.
. Sin III = zen T. INTEREST PAID
.Uank omen daily IRON 10 y. NJ. t. =. NJ also, ~
Monday. wednesday, aud saturday evening, frbu6 "
No'clock. JOHN HOOPER Prot
JAMES %. NENNE4I, Spc'y.
5TSION DINE SAYINGS BNSIA,
u ed. ~ ara "IN tIai e., cnru'" Lui-ht.
. fiA IlE Chs / iuirtest nn g to Sl,0In
Money dtIN7isd uA or before OCI % " H 70 go Ig'U!aI
tum oc' Z As>ElS, ti.,t else
NEW YORK. SAYINGS BANK, .tAa,..cI -
H"f 81 lt,i rl.-siN U,r nf. lat .Ts.L pl.I
um' nom = 90 500. b..'.ll, made d. up .tc. {
Get g VIII dtlW ln'crrt uom Oct.l Assets 70. s..
- Gl 'urplus, {i5i djl g.
1t DEPOSITS ualc on or bc'9.c october .
u draw int rest no % October I. HftE sANlNGi
BANK. . amt RIO away, W lIIm-hursal
- 1850
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\ 4 GINSD fNlE bi Iiia LADIES Of st ANS
Church g. Nsst 90 ~ crcc'o1 ~ the new Church ant
F1tochIi schools, N!l open u1 MONDAY. October {.
tySauriay, NuV"uAe ,. rom one to IA pIst ten T. VI
NJ pans nave been spare 10 mass ,HH ~ attract
and tur"e ~. lu' celebrated a3ld 90 the Srye.th
l,,.mont vii give cu1Ct concert ever, Cycai g. n
der the d,tec m 40 NJ. T. s G~af.lla season Ckcts
- cents. S.u-lc n1mi-s nn scents.
DNEI MtTiC TJNNEL uuier krltdway-!O
L Broadway. corner warren. Op'ni SOS
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Auction Hoiltn.

IfTION. LARGE sale this dav, commencing At 4,
~ O'Clock, OF -ccOri hand furniture ~ r, ia
west Hth st nearG Il ay, LUKE FITZG&GALD Aiic.
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;rNI0Y DIMe SAYINGS BNy>,

LII DEPOSITS unlc on or bcfo.c DcI1ie M 4
~ draw int rest no % OCiuurrl. lIstE sANlNG3
BANK. amt RIO away, W Lim-h1rsh.
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WANTED-A hoy or youn, man WHO Understand,
AfeT " O'c,ocN.
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9siToo9p.
4 SIROLOGER MARS Ia no clairvoyant or
- ~ l.NsiNl' ihougn from scientific pFncIpe. M,
1855 he events OF your whole lite so true hnt his
lonk amazing wonder. lie causes sDeedv
mn,t,.mges sooner t!an any one living. 81 1hIi AZ
"'"''" Hlh ana KIN sh Ladies' and gents soc 10
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MORROW seventh
porn with veil ana GIT 10 tel Inc f,i,,,e
adics 30 cons '.hEhis can DO al yOu wish No gents,
e."s i'' E"' Houston st. below isiay'
~ n'thins hui the trath CaiI Al u, Wc"t +, 'n ana
| puh nEitE no Gpmbng .-Niad ross toI-s
e1e we name " the one marry and th,t
Nhtl VISITOR caINra speedy marriage. brln j,
mo@ l0ui s,btIArd SHOWS the llAclrs, of liz az. ~
"-''', ~'"''' "'' 81 between broadway aud IN ay
NADAM PORTER, Scercss. The b.4 in ina
~ NoIl consult her tor everything u Sfn Az mar
'tn y rec, Eo- No gents Lucky nu mner. "
ADAM WATTS IL the only colored .stioIoy,sI
~ 10 lhe oly aud vii give satisfaction To- ali Nyho
vist her S2sl ivan a. y" I'll VINO
vi nDAME Wise, Medical and Business Clair.
-A w" ant. III Wesl syth 81. lear 9Th ay N'-''
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Matp,n,rr.

l. OR SALE-l BnuerGelds war.t!rs,t saving
= aH hhs. ! ,olng machine for lea r, ! lathe
eccentric nnd lever lTes' e., Ia ge sVts new,
SAFE ehelp BY =" hoBlNsoN. " peys NJ stairs
WA\TED- secondhand locomotive or no
" tlRhl ooi!er, q or % horse bower. ADJ css sal.
1OTL tItt, '0''' Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-11-29
OF TowN TRUSTEES.

GOLD HILL Nov. 2S, lS70.-Board
met at $50 p. NJ. Prescnt-Messrs. HUI
guet, Gallagher, Stern, and President
Flagg.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Finance Committee reported bills
Gold Hill NEWS, 81, and +. ID. Hall,
80. Also the examination of bids of
II. III. Flagg to surrender Y currency
bond Of 81, 500, drawing 2 per cent.
interest, ut Sc cents coin, and Haub &
Brother to surrender a currency bond
of 81, 800, drawing IL per cent. inter-
est, at So cents, and find that the bid
of II. II. Flagg on the = per cent. i'll
terest bond at Sc cents coin is the
lowest and best bid to the interest OF
the town, and recommend that the bid
Of ii. ii. Flagg be accepted.
On motion. the report Of the Finance
Committee was accepted, and payments
made rs recommended. to wit: Gold
Hill News 81, and +. ID. Hall $40,
from the Contingent Fund III. IL
Flagg. for surrender OF currency bond
of s., 500 at IS cents coin, $2,l5o, from
Redemption Fund.
Committee on Streets report them
in good condition.
Committee OH Fire and Water report
report five feet Of water in reservoir.
Pipes in good order'
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet Monday, December 9th, ut G:30
J.. NJ.
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A Rebelllous Sto~mnch.-The stomach, IKE
the body polite, rcsents Entertainment by reoelloh.
And when It rebels, the liver, the bowels tho
nerves, the circulation, the brain, revolt likewise.
and the whole system Is disastrously aGitated.
pacIfs and regulate the derangcd digestive organ
hrst, and the disturbance in It's dependencies will
speedily cease. The tonic. Alternative, corrective and
purifying properties OF TARR,Sr's ErIERvEscrSr
SrLrzER ArkRIESr, render Il an irresistible remedy
In cases OF Indigestion and It's concomitant ailments.
1t Is u hnc stomachic. and Its cathartic operation Is
so mild and genial. that Il never produces the slight
est symptoms Of debility.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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An Old Friend.

For many years the Press OF the country has
chronleled the beneficial effects OF uostetters
Stomach Bitters. Editors, authors, physicians, mer-
chants, onicers OF the army and navy. chemists.
counsellors, ministers Of the gospel; In short, q great
cloud Of witnesses OF every profession. trade and
calling, have testified to Its efficacy - a tonic and
regulating medicine. Tho names and
OF these witnesses have been published In the pue-
lie prints. Many OF them are well known 70 inc
whole public. Their testimony has never been ehai-
lenged or lmpugned. This
OLD FRIEND
has been tried and pronounced. on the authotity
OF those whose lives AMI health 4. has preserved d
pure, harmless and emlnen,ly Slutary preparation
Attempts have been made to rivaln. Tney nave
failed. There Is nothing equal to the enoyn.cns
experienced by the afflicted when using ths NAua
be specific. Its mild tone. It's sure and vigorous
action upon n dLSordercd stomach. and the e'eahSlns
Of the entire human body, recommend II 10 'he
whole community as a RELIABLE REM
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Is rapidly supervising all other preparations for
producing Elegant. Sweet and Wholesome ROLLS.
BISCUITS. BREAD, BuckwlIeat and other Griddlo
Cakes. Perfectly pure and reliable. and always
ready for Immediate Use. The CHEAPEST Baking
Powder In the World. and II WILL KEEP ON
LAND OR SEA, In any climate. for years. It is
well adapted to the use Of lIousckccpcrs. Miners
Mariners. EmiIrants. etc. and Is, In fact, In every
respect the BEST YEAST POWDER made "iss
the Kitchen. tho Camp. the Galley"
Sold by Grocers and Dealers Everywhere.
Manufactured by DooLEY \ BROTHER.
oei.MwS-6m CD New Street. New York.
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Dissolution of Partnership

NOTICE Is HRRRBY GIVEN
IN that the partnership heretofore existing
under tho name OF s. Haas i Co., has been dis
solved. The undersigned, .. Haas. takes the
business and effects Of the concern at Gold Hill.
and the undersigned, A. Haas and d. Haas, the
buslness and effects OF the concern at Virginia:
A. Haas and D. Haas are 10 pay all the debts OF
said Arm, SAMUEL HAAS,
A. HAAS,
D. HAAS.
Dated November nth, 1870.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONSUMPTION CONQUERED

N.-F0R CURE OF
" this distressing disease, there has been no
medicine yet discovered that can show MORT
evidence OF real merit than ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM. This unequaled Expcctorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading to
It, such as affections Of the Throat, Lungs, and
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, Is intro
duced to the suffering public amer Its merits for
the positive cure OF such diseases have been
fully tested. The formula from which It Is pre-
pared Is referred to by the leading medical Jour
mails As being equal to any prescription that can
be- made up for such diseases by the medical fac.
ulty. The BALSAM is, consequently, recon.
monded by physicians who have become &C.
quainted with It's great success.
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The Confessions OF an Invalid.
Published for the bcneht OF YOUNG MEN, and
others, who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY
ETC., supplying the means OF selEcurc. Written by
one who has cured himself. and sent free OF charge
OH receiving a postpaid directed envelope. Address,
through P0StOilicc only,
JONATHAN +. GOOD.
Jy2i-3m San rrancisco. Cal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-09
Peru Items.

This town, in 1860, numbered l121 in
habitants, and at the present time. 1870.
there are but 93l-making loss Of 100
within the last decade. This decrease OF
The population oil a rural town like this,
may seem strange to the people at first,
but when We take into account the number
that have died. left the State. or town ut
least, to pursue different avocations, it
may not appear so very strange after all.
The past war took from our midst forever,
not less than half a score of patriotic and
industrious men, fighting for truth and
Justice. The cities contain many others
and taking into account these losses, We
quickly see that the natural increase can
not be equal 10, nor exceed them.
The farmers are advancing their work
with yigor. The hops are picked and are
well cured, and good price is expected
for them, rs the quality cannot be sur
passed. Josiah Hall of West Peru, has
field of corn which / think can't be beat in
Oxford County, for growth and goodness.
nearly every stock contains two cars
averaging nine inches in length, and
perfectly sound and well filed out 10 the
tips. His success in raising corn may be
accounted for in considering that he has
a good farm and cultiyates it in right
manner.
John V. Young of Peru Centre, who
has carried on good business for several
years in the boot and shoe line, has now
on hand several cases OF boots which he
will sell nj reasonable rates He also
has Tor sale, IN amount OF good sole
leather, which he will sell at wholesale
or retail Those who desire such articles
would do well to make him call.
+. S. Wyman, who occupies the store
formerly owned by Jonas Greene, ESQ.,
is doing good trade in dry goods and
groceries. lie not only carries on his
store. but buys and sells the products OF
the farmers. which makes business more
active among the producers.
The new store owned and occupied by
w. III. Bent, is now well filled. He has
on hand an assortment of clothes which
cannot be surpassed for iirmness and
fineness of quality. When the p. 81 o.
/ c. Railroad Is extended TO Rumford Falls,
then the traders of this town will be better
fitted to do more extended and lucrative
! business. y. l.. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-09
United States Senator.

Since it has been generally understood,
in the State, that Gen. Chamberlain will
be the principal competitor ofMr. morrill,,
iorthe U. S. Senate, there have been some
decided popular movements in the cities
in Gen. C's behalf, Papers have been
circulated for public meetings, which have
obtained the signatures of many repub-
licans and some democrats, and the
meetings in Portland, Bangor and Other
places have indicated n strong feeling in
his favor.
This is well enough, so far rs an ex.
preston on the part of republicans of
their preferences. That Gov. Chamber.
lain has strong hold on the people of
Maine is very true, and il is perfectly
natural that such demonstrations should
be made, 10 llcvate him to another position
Of honor, when he has so ably filled those
already occupied by him. He is still a
republican, and if he ever sits in the
United States Senate he will 60 there rs
republican, by republican votes. The
attempt to manufacture capital for him by
getting up "citizcn's meetings" and talk
ing about breaking down political rings"
&c, is in bad taste, aud only calculated
TO produce mischief. Gen, Chamberlain
has suffered already in the estimation of
republicans by reason 81 democratic lau.
daion. 1t has created suspicion OF
his political orthodoxy, which his recent
course in refusing TO take their nomination
for Governor has done much TO allay
The democratic move now is, to nominate
Chamberlain republicans in republican
districts, and try to break dorm he regular
rfpuJlican nominations. This is done
from no love 10 Chamberlain, but TO make
discord in our ranks. Should any of these
democratic republican Chamberlain men
be elected 10 the legislature, where would
they be found? Would they 60 Into 4
republican Caucus to nominate Senator
and il some other person was the choice
of the republican majority, for that place,
would they abide by the decision-or
would they act with the democratic party
which elected them? They would be in
tight place. and probably fall from
grace.
There is but one safe way in politics,
and that is, to be honest and above board
in your transactions. BE careful how
YOU break away from party associations,
while protesting to be with the party. II
YOU are found in bad company, running
against your political associates, and be-
ing supported by those who have hitherto
opposed you, turn sqndrcly dbcW. and
YOU may be saved. To daily with tcmpta'
ton and allow personal ambition 10 bear
sway, and your ruin is irrevooable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-09-09
The Oxford Oracle !!

Our lively Republican friend from Ok
ford county, who now appears in the coll
umns of the lrguS occasionally, made his
second appearance on Saturday. tie still
retains his good humor accompanied 10y a
large How OF self conceit. He evidently
was not "Lorn 10 blush unseen. and waste
his sweetness on the desert air" He is
full OF schemes Tor defeating the candi-
dates for the Republican nominees IN this
State. rs the marshals Of the French army
have been of strategy and they viii both
probably prove the same abcrtions. His
ardent wishes for the success of the Dem.
ocratic nominee ior Governor. Gen. Rob
erls, bri>tIc out like "quils upon the fret
ful porcupine." When he reaches that
mount of his wishes, it seems rs though
his small frame if only puncturcd would
collapse. II is the ecstacy OF eAallation.
When he touches on Gen. Chamberlain
for the next Senator. Pisgah is scaled.
Steady, good friend, steady You will
"burst up" before you get in your boiling
vote. If you don't mind your helm. As
tor the great number YOU have on your
string ready to follow YOU in your crusade
which you boast of, that is very likely 4
dream of your vivid Imagination But it
would be pity after all your bouncing
round that you should so strain yourself
as TO be unable to be carried 10 the polls
next Monday. Portland Press.