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The New York herald., 1871-03-31

GAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL,
- 5sJ Broadway.
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL z.
and subsequently until further uoice,
SAlSUMAS ROYAL
JAPANESE TROUPE,
introducing twenty artists OF both sexes.
Aerohe,s, Jaseers, Equibris;s and Pos.urers
Positively their pearanca in this city their
departure from the thea OF tie
GRAND TYCOON. JEDDO.
Their repertoire consists OF 3UJ DIFFERENT ACTS, ogf
nal with themselves
The public are positively that SINGLE
MEM Err OF tnis organization has appeared IN New
York.
Prices of admission -Orchesta, 81 Parquet, 75c Gallery,
50c Private Boxes Sc. Box oce from IL A. NJ unfit
T. NJ Sale OF VIII commence Thursday, March 3D.
GRAND "JAP" MATINEE SATURDAY. AT 2 7. NJ.
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ITO LET-AN OLD ESTABLISHED CONFECTIONERY,
L Ice Cream and Pastry SNoCn, IN Newark y. j. frat
class; cheap rent, long lease Inquire % Catharlne
erect New York.
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ITO LET-FoR ssISEss. TWO ROOMS on FIRsI
L fJor Rooms tara ioor, and front Baeenen
snjtaoe for business dyriae Apply tie premises Z
BTerooEt place, ~ East teatA street
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CATCRDAY POPULAR CONCERTS,
- APRIL l. AT O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION 20 CENTS.
Association Hail. Tweny-thrd and Fourth
Mr. J. LEVY First appearance eighteen months of this
celebrated cornet PLAYER.
Miss EDITH FO5TR-First appearance OF this beautiful
and talented American artist.
MIR. HARRY SANDEhSoN, the popular Pianist
ANTONIO 5. MORA Solo Ursanst
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~ The celebrated London actor
CRESWICk.
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ArIBLOS GARDEN.
IN BLACK CROOK MATINEE, TOMORROW, at lk
BLACK CROOK MATINEE, TOMORROW. at 1X
BLACK CROOK MATINEE, TOMORROW, at ~.

GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
LAST WEEK
LAST WEEK OF THE PRESENT SEASON.
OF rHE PRESENT SEASON.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS
SAN FRANCISCO MtSSrRELS.
As they their Arsl regular travelling tour OPEN
ing Newark April 81 Haven, 4th and 5h Hartford,
9th and 7th.
Seats secured ak days in advance.
FRIDAt EVENING, MARCH 81,
BENEFIT OF JOHN A. RUSNEr1, TREASURER
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RTANTED--A MAN AND WIFE WANT PART OF A
w small (unfunished) house, convenient for housekeep-
ing location below Twentieth and Broadwa
Address &. D., box 22S Herald ohlce
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w ANTED-ON OR BEFORE MAY !, MEDIUM SIZE
w Room, suitable tor ohce the Bowery Grand
Broome street, Broadway. Address g. box12 Herald
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JxTANTED-SEvERAL TENEMENT HOUSES ON
w Lease for term OF security given Apply
B. s. LEVY CO., 2 West Thityeighth street, Eighth
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DART OF HOUSE wANTED-IN VICINITY OF
j. Fifth Madison avenue, suitable for physicians
Offices and residence. Address L., 20 Eas Twenty fourth
srret
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.JNAETED-A THREE STORY MODERN BUILT
w House, in a good neghborhood. Rent not SyOl
monthly advance Location between Ihrtieth Fitti-
eth Possession April Address j. H. b. box i43
Post
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4 $500 TO $4,000. WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
IA. the above capital IN spendid restaurant on pemoni
plan; 25 600 invested, will borrow money give city
real security worth four times AMI hire
salary n. 500 year cashier and bookkeeper Call
principal Office to-day from 10 to ~, address H.
GIBBS CO., rs Broadway No charges. Applicant refers
to Aecharics National Bank also Second National Bank
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THE PAVILION, sss BRoADwAY.-EvERY EVENING
l. Vocal-lnstrumeutal Concert. Admission Tree. Com
nencipg at ~ o'clo.k. L. A. STEIN.
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fIi0 LET--A sToEE, CORNER FIRST AVENUE AND
Forty street. suitable for gTocery lager
liquor 10 Iure o the owner, H. RAhl 2S7 First avenue
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HOUSES, ROOMS, SC, yyANTEc

HOUSG>, NUuD ~, " ~ IGU.
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE mo CHILDREN DE
"A sire Floor or Paror and Basement with strictly pr
vate family, good neighborood, below Sixty fifth
First and Seventh and bath reqnired
please state terms which be moderate and full
tcuars your notice will remain unanswered Addres
H. r. s., station ii.
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DRY GOODS.


A JAMES M'CRRERY 4 CO.,
n. Broadway and Eleventh street.
1871, GRAND FALL OPENING 1871,
ON Tuesday, September 26, will exhibit STYLES
ladies' Walking suits Dinner and vening Dresses lades
Bridal Trousseaux. Infants Wardrobes, &C., &c.
Also many elegant novelties, direct from Paris in Waking
SUITS and Evening Dresses. .
Of stock BY the ladies of New York and
vicinity Is respectfully solicited ,,rp,v
Broadway and Eleventh street.
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FRENCH MERINOs, PJPLIN ALPACAS
forming most complete and and desirable collection,
competition
MOURNING fsG' GOODS.
FRENCH CAsnMLnEs,
HENRIETTA CLOTHS,
TAMIsE CLOTHS.
MERINoEs,
~ AIPAcAs.
WHITE oodHs, Ase :,
BLANKETS
at extremely low prices
BLACK sralHNi, S1hKs, SILKS
'A'AsIfS Hs'ssss ehIpHis IypHHaysr
in black and all the cloth shades.
49,, We call s,gesi p. ia attention e our -, :
DEPARTMENTs,
being comprised of the hes. and most reliable v bis market
Speciality
REAL THREAD AND GUIPURE LACEs,
REAL POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE.
FRENCH, GERMAN AND SWISS vALENcIENNEs;
POINT AprL!9gE ookEARg. 40.
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
IS kSIE@s ssAs Asb 1ssoss Isseksiscs
% TSbins sAHsHs dHsTs asb GGAAfiRKHESIrrs' GAiISTHSs.
LADIES' ssR fHssSI6kES ASDAhS0Aiffs
&Hass esE?ss sAH's!eoAs
'Assh. 5Hof isaisS stR AND KID GLOVES,
In our
LADIES UNDERCLOrHINa DEPARTMENT,
As ever,we
CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
as also our
pEEssMAKING DEPARTMENT.,
European styles aod on the receip. Of orders
faultless cut and Ut.
Every 'qnsfEas; n8SIhs o. tns sfsyas IS a:s"'n' for
CARRIAGE, %ssf %%LRiSS K HSaft IN EVENING
COSTUMES.
c,c,,vppr s.corrs
pALETors CAPEs, MANrLEs.
at very moderate prices.
We respectfully invite inspection
Tuesday, Sept aS; 81 and ensuing week.
ALTMAN BROS. co.'s,
s3l AND ss SIXTH AVENUE.
A GRAND OPENING
EHRICH's
TEMPLE OF FASHION,
| on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
| September G6, a7 and IS.
| Elegant Display of Fall and
1 Winter styles Of
| Trimmed Bonue,s and Round Hats.
| rntrmmed Hats, IN every style and quality.
| fine Flowers and Feathers.
| Real and Imitation Lacss.
| velvets, vcIveteens.
! Sash and Bow Ribbons, &c.
] Dress AMI Cloak trimmings
cor.ot, as.',ln sns gassf e, Garments. i,sa.
Cbildren's Merino Cloaks,
Aade up fsss'; Eses GOODS Sas' In Ss every style,
| wors,ed Patterns sc.
We respectfully invite an inspection OF our goods ana
prices All goods marked in plain hgres No one urged 10
Back straw Sailor Hats at 5oc. worth ss BLACK s,rav
TIPS al ssc 5O; rich black Ostrich rps At 6oc worth
s. .ps s u e. vG u @
Piled III quantity At less than down town Wholesale prices
Orders by man ia'n'aIEy EynRiciTs nf'ae;'s
| Temple Of Fashion,,
| Ar MRS GAYN0R's,
s2i broadway, corner Twelfth street,
Corets, skirts and Tournours.
| corscs a specially.
Just receive. %S Sssa&; ;ssss; ana ''
| plain aud emsroidered
! almost reasonable prices
| Childfen's Corscts. " aiss and
l Shoudcrtrace
| Nursing Corscs,
| Abdominal Supporters, &c.
| French Harclo,h a.
sk'''' IND '0''"'0'' Ls,.s, rAri, novelties.
skirts and Corscts TO suit every
| style of figure.
| ATv. vIGoUkOux' 100 FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
n Twelfth street-stsmping, embroidering establishment
largo importation of embroidered Chemse Bands Yckes
kightgovn Collars, Pillow Cases Csmisols and Lingerie
Drawers Ladies' and Babies Trousseux specially OF ini
ta beco.hs and bedclohss
tlo-A. .hr.l aend md MT Mhn
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DRY GOODS. .
A A-A.-A-A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-
Grand Fail Opening.
STERN BROTHERS.
so7 Sixth avenue. sS7
between Twent second and Twenty third streets,
will open TUESDAY Sept %.
Tho largest and attractive variety of Fall Goods
ever displayed on the avenue, to which we In.
vie the particular attention of our
customers and the public
In general.
The following lines goods have been selected with tho
greatest and for quality styles and price defy
petition:-
leo pieces Black Bonnet Velvet from 81 Is per yard up.
lou pieces Coored silk velvc, including all shades of
browns carne.s, &C.
No advance In prices.
Black and Coored vevetsens, very cheap
Full lines cros.cran Bonnc. Ribbons.
All shades and colors in boiled Ribbons
All boiled full finch coOred Sash Ribbons, at s4o yard
worth VI Ii.
s-inch extra quality Black Sash Ribbon, s5c.
The most magnhcent line of
Roman sashcs
ever offered in the city. at very low prices
Finest Roman sc.rfs, at asc., &c. and soc
100 extra quality Windsor scarfs at S5c selling all
over a. 81. including all the new shades and coors.
Splendid assortment of Ostrich TIPS Pompon. Are,te &c.
We are prepared to finest Inc of
Trimmings.
Ornaments,
tons and for styles quality and price, moi exceed by
Extra Snr:,ns GapqEs
to So Is yard our own importation vsnich deso,e the M
srs and high prices. will than last
Immense lot q Hamburg Edgngs and Insertions at &c.,
&c., &c., s0e yasd ysy ShSaP
Large % psT. iE sees Of sppsr rSm aens al 5
We desire g esl The psrecuar attention Of ladies to
which owing the great facilities have
ing the sam N W % DC s found one OF the Largest and choicest
make it utterly M unable nal for, for ), ,.,
We vii snumerHe few special bargains which VIC will
Ladies, cSealses tucked and rumed French BOSOM
m%ss with r" 81 rows insertion ana ps 0e'wesn
Lanes' Nishtsowns Utica muslin tucked back and 'front.'
at 81 30.
Ladies' Nghsowns, full length, tucked and ruled down
front, good muslin, Nc.
One lot of Dressing Sacks, trimmed with pulls ucks,
very elaborate. Zoe.
Walking Skirts, and rufe Masonvle muslln at
81 worth 81 37
Walking Skirts Of straight tuckng one row Of
bias tuckng AM ruides between, very elaborate, So.
We have also a ma ynicent assortment of
Linen and Cambria Underwear,
Corset Covers fine Nightgowns
Chemses, Train Skirts, &C.,
equally as low rs those mentioned above
pay particular attention to all ORDERS and have
have forty different styles of Cosets including
ley's. French Coutlie. Hand made, &c.
Closing out, one lot of
French Coutiie Corset., at $2; worth SO rs.
Our Jewelry Department.
is repe!e with magnificent stock of
Real and Imitation Shell Ses,
Earrings, Brooches, Lockets ana Chains,
very moderate prices.
An early inspection Of various departments
| solicited. We urge to- buy.
STERN BROTHERS.
| ss7 Sixth avenue. ss7
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ATv vIGoUkOux', Iss FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR
n Twelfth street-Stamping embroderna establishment
large importation of embroidered Chem!se Bands yckes
kehteoyn Collars Pillow Cases, Cemsois and Lingerie
Drawers LADIES' and Babies Trousseux specially OF ini
Monogr for abeclohs and bedclohea
Al The enbr )idered goods nj Wholesale
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GSO REwARD.-LosT, SEPT. II, ENGLIsa LEVER,
open .ss G9d Wscn %shss yS;sgh ohpsGn
Filth street, New York.
oos and
Louis Correspondents in ali principal cities and Europe
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A YACHT RACE WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURS
HOUSE. foot Of Thirty seventh street south sroosn OPEN
Fist Prize S second boat save snifsnae Entrance g.
A. Kentucky state Lotteries. 0clal drawing Of above
cw s oas r.rs ec~ Post
A. -oF'lotkAt kHs4fokg PsATlFaS: STATE LOTTERIES.
ErNTucKy-kxrRA CLASS NO Sss.sKrr. g. 1871.
~ 4; e : Z NO. g. ssasssy g = q
TO- e ripHsAsA.sr.a r. X a. s.ass Al Il No. 1 s.ps 81 TO-
~ s.nno.s g .d y .ss Is NO ~ 11, r. 81. 81, 81 Is
% 49, sxoNs ;S a. COZ n h.S,v2 s Is cavnvon y ~ s. H. 80
J. cLuTE. Broker a06 Broadway Post oHce 1855.
MANs NO. rtAcE NEW
e ss ss as n
n d % not Of
@ me 70 % Pay any %Saey until cure Vas effected Ny son
' ~ JACOB EaRiCH IA Dean an street rect Brooklyn.
n
smfSy ssr
quantity OF the Cundurango secued through
ency the resiens Of Eeaaaor and Of that
kepuoc we are prepared to I'LL oraers for IT, TO limited
lie rst very small supply Compelled to shsre spuaas
The
% 80 Of ss Of @ sppy a. Il. 20
Si shs genuine saa b .oS by and
?a 70 tSsss M ISL street. sahS New York City
DRUNKENNEss AND ,vn 3rlyM n, EEATISd EATING pERMA; MA;
or send stamp for evidence.
HAVANA LOTTERY, or CQBA-rIRsT FIVE m PRIZES E
III received for September 10 by JOSEPH BATES, lei
Broadway, room 4.
NOTICE TO MARY sAvAREsL-IF you DON'T
~ come with my child in ten ,ys ntsr tns d,s will
70 vandewater street, New York.
DELIEF TO THE FEET-MRs. l.. STONE, CHI.
Broads ay Astor place where she is prepared to
Nails Ladies treated At their residences II desired.
DoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA. SEPTEMBER
II 10 First five prizes received kentucky class 5A Nos
20 ~, Is SS 900. Hamburg oicia for August and
l0recevrd Adrois BAILEY Co (oid established onIce,
ia Broadway
THE ADVERTISER "A RESIDENT OF ELIZABETH. N.
similarity inclined VIII please address W. HENRY, box i7s
Herald Office.
ITO THE BUILDERS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF
| the city Of New York.-A regular meeting Of the Build
ers Association will be hold at srmana Hail. 29l Bowcrv,
Ha ans alds ies Ste
tue Mechanics and Traders EXCHANGE. Park place. at
street rsTeG ToSEETlS Pre1Ssa
w. hAnsnALL Secretary.
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A JAMES MCREERY 4 CO.,
"A. Broadway and Eleventh street,
will make, on Monday, September -,
grand exposition of new, plain and fancy
manufactured expressly for our retail sales, popular
prices.
300 pieces OF heavy striped sks in oil the cameo shades at
81 90 per yard. : -
able shades. 81 so per yard. -
ESQ plain coored rich Dress silks % ana o. @
coo of coored Gros Grain Silks In all the now cloth
shades, So O. per yard.
Great black Gros Grain Silks, In all grades from
81 %.
.ac0rs Black Cachcmirc the richest goods offered
In this market warranted TO aud ranging In price,
from y3 to rs per yard.
Tho ades Of New and surrounding cities arc invited
examine, collection of Silks s unequaled In quality
,.., prce,
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REWARDS.

&SO REwARD.-LOsT SEPT. II, ENGLISH LEVER
TeCV open face Gold Watch; maker, Joseph Johnson
No. 90 mark ed H. q. Address JOHM SrILLMAN, 605
Filth street, New York.
DETECrvEs COX 4 KIFG. 70 BROADWAY AND IL
- New .treetsstablished 1852 furnish only reliable and
experienced operatives branch oces in Chic ago aud ST.
Louis Correspondents in all principal cities Europe.
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hrs. MANN COLvIN, NO. IRVING PLACE. NEW
IL ork. Gens:-I take pleasure stating that you have
cured my Samuel Ehrich IL of of bad
impeachment Of speech have had him with several
who profcssod to stanmerng but did succeed in
curing im beiieve that cure case OF STAN.
merng or any mpednent of speech You did not require
mo 70 Day any money until cure was effected. Ny son
can be found at l08 Greenwich street. New York.
JACOB ENRICH, LA Dean street, Brooklyn.
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NINE RALLINGs, IMPORTER, 779 BROADWAY. HAs
Vl superb novelties in Paris Millinery Ladies wishing
Dinnor Dresses Walking Costumes &c. can have their mn.
terals made up In exquis!te Style.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22

leader of the Hiram Brass Band, sawed
off tho cords n tlisinside of his loft hand
with acircular saw, in Ripley Flints mill
ut Hiram Corner. He was attended by
Dr. Wentworth.
/ ,TIeatu that Mr.. EIIW. Fitzpatrick, a ma
tvs Of Hiram. agsd2s was blown up in
a quarry at Roxport, Mass. Aug. Sth.
and it is leal ed fatally injured.
On Monday, Aug. 18th, as Mr. Edwin
Wadsworth, Ga brother Of tho writer (cn-
tered barn, and passed horse that had
been annoyed 10y another horse near by.
he was severely kicked in his right thigh,
knocking him down. and again in his
face, cutting a cash through his cheek an
inch and half long, md knocking out
one tooth, breaking the lower jaw on the
left side. and on the right side in five
fragments. DR.. John S. Wcdgewood. Of
Cornish, and DR. jesse Z. Sweat, oi
Brownlied, attended him, and found il Il
serious case OF compound comniinuted
fracture. which they adjusted. and have
no doubts OF recovery. withou, perma-
nent injuries. This region is well sup
piled with eminent physicians and sur
gcons, Of which we stand in frequent
need. DR.. Sweat, it will be remembered
was a surgeon in two Maine regiments
in the war for Tho Union
may notice rs u matter oil general
interest to the travelling public, that VIM.
II. Warren. formerly OF the firm OF Hatch
& Warren. has purchased the Cornish
House at Cornish village. All who know
Mr.. Warren are sure that no one will
ever rise up in judgment against him.
saying 81 was an hungred, and ye gave
me no meat" learn that Preston Dur
gin, Esq. the popular laudlord.who W
Gales the house intends To settle in this
village lie is native OF Hiram. and
has spent ten years in California and Ne
vada 1t is cheering 10 see our young
men, who have umasscd wealth, return
to their native region, Ia engage III plo.
noting the stirring industries and m"Hc
mcnts OF the day
The citizens OF Cornish have enclosed
beautiful grove OF some five acres, one
mile from the village (ucar Ossipcc
Rivcr) in which 10 rest when LIES Iiiiul
dream is DER .,..
have manuscript history ot The early
settlers OF Cornish. from lT76, by the late
Alphtus Grafton, Esq, which several
casualties have, as yet, prevented me
from publishing in several paper.
L. 4. W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22
Free Speech .IssaHed.

The Roman Catholics have again as
sailed one Of the lree-bom rights OF
America-that Of free speech-by one Of
their hOoting, intoleraut mobs. |. occur
red at Ogdensburg, y. Y, last week, on
the occasion OF Baron dc Carmin lectur-
ing against Catholicism. The lecture was
broken up but the authorities declared
for the right ol free speech. and invited
the lecturer 10 try again, promising him
ample protection.
The right of free speech was vindi.
Gated by having the lecture in the alter
noon, with ample military protection
No disturbance occurred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22
Only three weeks more.

Republican Town Committees are re-
minded shat they have but 4 short time in
which TO make the usual preparations for
the State Election. Every thing looks
quiet on the outside, but our opponents
may be at work secretly. Select your
hest men for candidates to the Legisla-
ture, and then make your arrangements
10 be At home on Election day and vote
for them. We shall gain largely. through.
out the State, over last year, especially in
the cities The democracy are divided
about their nc'r dcpartHre; and a good
many don't want to depart We wan
a COOL rouSi1lq majority this year, TO open
the Presidential election with. Let every
republican do his part to accomplish it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22
Hiram Items.
A Chapter OF Accidents.

On Sunday morning, Aug, 9th, Mr.
Aaron Richardson was bathing in the Sa'
co River, and, wading off steep ledge.
got into deep water and was drowned
His body was found at 8 p. NJ. He was
q single man 63 years of age, of peace
full and industrious habits. He was ma
tive of Standish. and came to Hiram in
1910. ~ ,.a..... -.t,.., ,....
July 9th, Edward Rankins. son OF Mr..
Perley Ranhiis, was riding into the barn
on load of wheat, and was brushed off.
breaking his light arm above the elbow.
DR.. w. II. Smith, of Hiram Corner. set
the bone, and he is improving. '.''
July 9th, Mr.. Enoch Robinson, was
blasting rocks in his field, and a charge
exploded prcmaturely, blowing off the
middle finger of his left hand, and the
two adjoining fingers between the first
and second joints, also part Of his
thumb. He was attended by DR.. c. +
Bonney, of Cornish and DR.. S. f. Went
worlh, OF Brownfield. with favorable re-
suits.
July llth, Mr. Sidney Brown, the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22
4 Bid for RecFUitS--U hO lCaatS
an office.

The Name Democrat. edited by the
same individual that edits the Orjord
Register, in its last issue, thus offers 4
bride to the honest voters in way which
old politicians know to be very effective
with some men. ItsayS:
Next week VIC expect TO receive ac-
counts from nearly every County in the
State giving enthusiastic demonstrations
made in their Conventions. II is of the
utmost importance that these demonstra-
tons should be followed up by an active
and efficient corps OF working men, Just
such men as are rilliRg 10 accept Of an
office II hey can get Il, 10 perfect our or
ganization and If they show themselves
good workers, efficient organizers, the
people may conclude that some time they
lrH make good officers What we need
now i workers. We must pull altogeth-
er, aud pull all the same way. Every
little helps -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22

Personal. The Springfield Republic
can has the following rather sharp II
not unjust criticism upon the prospective
relations of The popular Congressman
from the Filth District: Hon. Eugene
Hale, the young. handsome and eloquent
Congressman from the Fifth Maine Dis
trict, must love Miss Chandler. daughter
OF The rich Michigan Senator. For the
sake of marrying her he has agreed to
not fight dozen men in buckram-
but live with his mother.in-law after the
wedding, that being the only condition
Oh wlrich she will surrender her beloved
child -s ,e'.t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22

Speaker Blaine was serenaded at
Saratoga, an immense assemblage, esti-
mated III ten thousand. being present.
lie responded in i speech OF some length.
which is highly complmented On all
sides rs an admirable effort In power
rul and pointed manner he contrasted The
financial policy, and acts OF Grants adj
ministration with the doings OF the Tam
many ring, and body OF politicians who
are aiming 10 control the United States
treasury He also charged home upon
the democratic party at the north, the
disordery conduct of their fellow part-
Fans at the south. He sustained the ma
tional administration with eioquence and
power. The speech will add to the al
ready high reputation OF Mr.. Blaine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-22
Democratic County COmrention.
a Cold shoulder Given 20 the New De
parture" Doctrine.

parture" Doctrine.
The apathy existing among the demo
cratic party throughout the State was ex-
emplitied at the County Convention of
the party, last week, at Paris. The Con-
vention was small, only sixly.four being
reported-a smaller number than gener-
ally turn out to 4 town caucus to nomin-
ate Representative to the Legislature.
Everything moved slowly and dull, a
though the labor they had to perform.
was useless. There wasn't enthusiasm
enough TO get up any public speaking,
or even committee on resolutions \
resolution was passed, it is true, 10 sup
port the party candidate for Governor,
and the nominees Of The Convention. but
no alluSiOu was made to the Nclc Depart
url doctrine of the State Convention
Although it was pretended that it was an
oversight in not having = Committee on
Resolutions, We rather think that it was
an intentional lodging Of the question.
The democracy of Oxford are aSlcep-not
up TO The progressive movement of the
party in the rest OF the State They are
not to be caught with chat. They intend
TO stand right on the record. with their
southern brethren. looking rather to ua-
tj0HaI power than to home growth. So
will it ever be 50 long as the 'old hunk.
ers" of the party control it, as they do up
here.
\ correspondent OF the Portland Al,
vertiser said the Convention seemed to
be run by s. Il. Carter, Esq. The Young
and energetic men Of influence Of the
party, such rs 5. c. Andrews, Esq, Of
Buekfeld, Maj Hastings, OF Fryeburg,
S. F Gibson and Il. p. Frye, Esqs., of
Bethel, Isaac Randall. Esq, OF Dixfeld,
or David Hammons, Esq, of Bethel,
have not attended a Convention of their
party, in the county, for several years.
and yet the Register calls the times highly
promising for the democracy Yea, YER
ily