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dec14-1

80 PUBLIC MARKETS, DECEMBER
u. 1s72.-The Markets will be open all THIS DAY,
mill Q O'Clock this evening, and will not be open
TOMORROW, Christmas day.
WILLIAM KIRKWooD,
dec24 Onief Olerk.
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TIE CHR1srMAs ODE OF "Anonyma,"
which will be printed tomorrow, is one OF
the best pieces OF original poetry contri-
buted to THE NEWS in several years.
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~ C%ONsIGNRES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN. from Now York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIS DAY. at Adger's
South Wharf. Goods unoalled for at uunset will
remain on the wharf Of owners risk.
dec2l.l JAMES ADGER d CO., Agents.
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ns-THE SOUTH CAROLINA Joan
AND COMPANY, CHARLESTON, bEoEM-
Der "a, 1s72-Thls once will be closed on WED
ssspAY next, Christmas Day. Paper maturing
on that day must be anticipated.
F. A. MITCHELL,
decl4-1 'onsnleas:
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~OFFICE JOINT STOCK COMPANY,
NO. 1873 MEETING sTREET.-Thia onee will be
closed on OHn1sTMAs DAY. W.. L. SIMMONS.
dec24-1 Manager.
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@- CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, 8. Co. DECEMBER "A.
1s72.-To.MoRRow being Christmas Day, the City
Onices will be closed. W. W. SlAoNs.
deo24
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es- CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF
soUrn CAROLINA, CHARLESTON BRANCH, No.
q BROAD STREET.-WEDNEsDAY, 2'th Instant,
being Christmas Day, this Bank Will be closed.
The maturit,es Of that day must therefore be
anticipated. .hA'hNhAu'si
aa,oI, Cashier.
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Boarhlnu.

DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND DAY
i BOARD can bn obtained, on reasonable
terms, at No. II Coming street, between Went
worth and BeRulain. decl7.tusss
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@e- BANK OF CHARLEsTON.-NA
TIoNAL BANKING observation-disclosures
TON, s. O., December "a, 1S72-To.HoRsow oelne
christmas day, this Bank will be closed. me
maturItles of the day must, therefore, be anticl-
u",o. VIZ. B. BURDEN,
pace Cashier.
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re- UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. CHARLESTON, DECEMBER 2s, 1877
WspsEspAY NEXT, 2sth inst, being Christmas
INV this Rsnt Will be closed. Paper payable on
that day must be anticipated.
decoI q. D. ALEXANDER. Cashier.
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@-YOU NEED NOT 90 TO FLORIDA
to cure your cough. Take TUFTS ExPEcTo-
RANT and enjoy the comforts Of home. This 10
good advice. dscle~6DkW
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~HOLDERS OF SECOND MORT
GAGE BONDS Of the Oheraw and Darlington Rail-.
road Company are hereby notified that the Inter-
est due on said Bon1s 1st January, 1878, Will be
paid on presentation Of tue Coupons at the Peo-
ple's Bank OF South Carolina. J. q. MOWER,
decl4.stuthe Treasurer.
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@- NOTICE TO LOT-OWNERS ON
suLLlvAN's IsLAND.-Notioe is hereby given
that the Resolution adopted by the Town Council
OF MoultrieVille, vaoating all Lots on the first day
OF January, 1873, upon which a Building has not
been erected, o. is being erected, and subjecting
them to a new allotment, Will be rigidly enforced.
By order Of the Intendant.
dece.f4 D. B. GILLILAND, Recorder.
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as- PLANTERs' AND MECHANICS
p,NK oF SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
DEOEMBER "a, 1%s72.-This Bank will be closed
T o MORROW (christmss) Msturiiies must tnere'
49, =. ontIc,nated THoS. FROST, it.,
sso,, Cashier.
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'ERU1T l. FRDITl9: Fruit

JUST RECEIVED pEK!'soH0ouER ANNE HIR.
q. BIS, FR0HlhAYAGUaz:sia @a si5 )
100000 Choice Porto Rico ORANGES. rs jiaiE;s
Per Schooners. Ella i. TrefeShen and NAry q,
Mangam, rom Bsracoa: ss.
1,0oo'B unches BAHAHASAs>S .2s7. :e .s3,sT
$1,000 RaracoA cocoanuts :, \,
5000 Grape. Fruit
F.Is I! N sfoRR - edE u, ~ fspiZ
1000 barrels, Choice Northern Apples 4
800 barrels Peach.Blow, Early, Ko6H and.Jacks
son White Potatoes tptT ! .sTSsi4 aiet,
III 80 barrels Cape God CralberEies ~. asdt4szj
100 barrels Silver Skin Onions
. 90 barrels White Beantil g l'fatssn d..
100 boxes Aesatna Lemons s SsTgf n ri. " q
80 kegB Malaga Grapes
80 boxes Turkish Prunas
10 boxes zsnte .CurrannE, ,,sc
Is boxes Spanish Preserved, Fruits y
Is boxes Assorted Jenisg : H.s
50 frAtl1 Honey Date0tE ..tssr;Ia N a.Htaa-.s
s cases quarter and hAlf. pound boxes Figs
8 cases Drum Figs
8 cases Cartoon Figs .FgTifH93sf ,+SiaoJ.
8 cases BOX Figs a,.afss Z. !,
Is boxes Le2horn Cftron
. 600 boxes whols, hair and quarter boxes Raj
100 barrels Alsoited NuGs
200 strings 6pan1h' Gafii6, so IasaS-'3g eFi
800 boxes Gold Chop. Fire Gracksss. ~
1000 bushels Wilmington Grounduuu.
For sale at the lowest market prices d
.5a-E2 TEiaaG BkRffks OQ.tS,
decl7 Nos. So, 81 and 50 Market street,
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Refresbment 9aInGns.
RISTMAS B..

The Popular RESTAURANT, No. l4 Hsrket
street, kept by Ar. D. r. GLEASON, has been
thoroughly RENTED, and the Proprietor win be
pleased to ses his Frien ds and Patrons during
lunch hours tomorrow. The best Of wines and
liquors always on hand, and q nrstclass lunch
served every day. dec24
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~ PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK,
DECEMBER "a, 1s72-To.MoRnow ttne 2sth,
being Christmas day, this Bank will be closed as
nsual. Notes and collections then maturing
win have to be anticipated. H.. q. Lopez,
Cashier.
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Husrial Notifies.

n5- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER "a, 1s72,-To-MoKaow
25th instant, being christmas this Bank WILL Do
closed.
All paper maturing on that day must De asseno.
ed to previously. "n'o aasn
decl4 ~
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$500 sacks SALT, d~isohsfgfng from schooner
Jonas Smith, at Union Wharyes, and ior 'sle LOW
BY. GEORGE VI. W1LLLAHS&&o
MAS GOODS
RAIsDNs.
Choice s~else.ss Isa!1si 70 4IIssysss
Choice Selected London layers
Choice Selected Layers @&Hg 80 aItlaaEh
DRIED. FIGS
In Baskets and Boxes.
l . PRUNEs, t.,,.sa
French, In Glass Jars. $50 .,ln
ASSORTED GOODS. ~, ~.
Dried Apples and Peaches, Choice
Almonds, Walnuts and Pecans. q" ilo!sShets'
T- .G4 PRESERVES Is gsfas7,
In Glass Jsrs, Peaches. :P1neapplea, Pssss Lines
eina Rs. p erie ;ss ssI osnssn ssis 6h q 90
: JELLIEs 800
In wineslasses, aoblsta and Tumolar5,] laasotted
CANNED GOODS
Peaches, aiums, Strawberries yPinespples, Pears.
Observation-Disclosures Corn, Beans, Peas, Ofra,
Tomatoes, DO, &C. sLiiJ3 .a1ig.Tfllt aIsst
Ae4ts-Beef q Il Node, Reef, Mutton, Chicken.
Turkey; Veal, Devilsd Ham, Turkey. AID
so1ps-VaIieties in cana. NJ . ,.,,
.rs,. HINGE MEAL. sdisss
Atmore's and. virginia In cam, glass Ian, pals,
and By the pound
SHOCKED MEETE. i tlssya
susar-c1red Hams, champion ana othafs ia I'm.
vas, Smoked llTonRus&,itB feakfssSt StrfE1S
. Smoked Beef sausagssF In Lard, and 20.
soGGED LAMBS, TONGUES Eirssiarc3 u1o.
CHAMPIGHB.s VIC ggSsGaaFW
HeIdsieck, Green Seal, Clicquos, kumm,s and Do
mestic Champagnes., Z. IT, -cS..,-,
WINES.
cherries, Madelras, Port. DC, dc.
BRINDIE..
FINE French, In bottles and on dr1ught.
WHIsKIEas
Bonrbons, Rye and Corn. =.
OLD WINESM CAsES!.aa 1ssGis.
Bottled by W. 8. oorwin d CO., rev Yofk,
.aslses, confusing sotsL.sy. Madeira Reserves
Old and Choice Wines at much fed1ced pffeek
c0RDrALsss sasaroai
Anisette, NNo,yaux, Rose, Perfect Love cufScco.
~ Mariscnind, Benedfctinss, 7Hsrtt,s VaRtIs,
Kumn, &C., &C. gf,.l51sm, 80 az tyt1y4h
For sale BY saa MARTM A MOOT, a6i.
aE. corner Meeting ana Haztet ItteaatsA:
| -oecal-6tu2 q = -. - -
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M PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUB.
The Members are requested to call at AessrG,
BROWN Il JOaNsoN'S Hat Store, King street.
opposite HaseI, and have their measures taken for
the New hats, where a sample can be seen.
dooS
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g- BURNHAM'S AROMATIC DENrI-
FRICE, for Cleaning, BeautfJing and Preserving
the Teeth, and inparting q refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by -
EDW. 8. BURNHAM,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. ~ King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
J. 8. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. MUCKENFUSS.
aep28-9mos
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@rcrrries, E,qnsrs, @f.

Salt Ian DING
1880 sacks sALT, dlsch1fsfng from schooner
Jonas Smith, at Union Wbarves, = for SAC low
BY GEORGE ". WILLIAMS ~.
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UTANTED, A COLORED FEMALE
w House Servant. Zone need apply without
good recommendation. Apply at No. ( Rutledge
Avenue. ~ E- ~ Qec23-2
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WANTED, IaII aaI FOB THE
wants, 20 coras OF Oak WoUd until tueir supply
can be- received. apply northeast corner or Ju.
dlth and Elizabeth streets before IL or after 8
O'Clock. decll
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Uan1s.

UTANTHD IMMEDIATELY, THREE
w ROOMS, by q lady and her son, in the
low or part or Aesttng street or the Central part
OF The CITY. Apply at M. Is Logare street.
dec2A So
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17
(Signed)
Flag Raising at Gorhum, ". II.

Mr. Editor One OF the largest and
most enthusiastic meetings ever held in
this vicinity took place here ON Thursday
afternoon, 18th inst. A beautiful Grant
and Wilson banner, 20xI0 feet. WAS
thrown 10 the breeze. near the Eagle lio
tel. amid cheers and music. Addresses
uoto made by Enoch Foster, Jr, Esq,
OF Bethel. and Hon. y. w Peabody, of
Nashville. Tenn. The audience was
large--iull six hundred-and tho closest
attention WAS given the speakers. Mr.
Foster, fresh from the field oi victory,
WAS in ono Of his happiest moods, and
gave an oarnsst and eloquent address OF
an hour and half. He substantiates
every statement by the records OF history,
traces in clear and fOrciblc manner. tho
policy OF the democratic and republican
parties, claiming that principles not men
should govern tbs opinions of intelligent
voters. Mr.. Peabody followed with an
able and scholarly exposition OF the po-
litical issues OF the day lie rspels the
slanderous charges made against Gen.
Grant, and shows from Mr.. Greeley's
own writings the gross Inconsistency oil
present position rs standard bearer of the
Democratic.Liboral.Dolly Warden party.
Mr.. Peabody is Il native of this place, AMI
greatly esteemed 10y The citizens. AL
though bushes, dalies have called him
from our midSt. still he retains q warm
regard for "oId Coos" and is much in.
terested, not only in The material but her
political prosperity. Ills remarks were
free from all personal yituperaIion. bnt
abounded in political lrGths. In the
evening grand torch light procession
paraded the streets, led by the Band OF
this village, aided by musicians from
Bryants Pond and Bethel The resi-
dences OF several of our prominent re.
publicanS were finely Illuminated, and
brief remarks were made at several
places. The whole affair passed of
pleasantly, and reflects credit upon the
earnest republicans of the Audrosooggin
Valley. The nmens are good. The grand
tidal wave" rolling back rom The hills
of Vermont and the woods Of Maine,
must inevitably engulf the already shat.
tered craft of Greeley republicanism,
while the ground swell J." which is sure
to come in November, will wholly blot
out and destroy the remaining relics OF
the greatest political hambug of the age.
New Hampshire will profit by Names
example. and is sure to give rousing
majority for the regular republican can
didatcs, Grant and Wilson. L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17
Cold Comfort.

The OXFORD Register and other Demo
crstic papers, while admitting that Ne
have carried the State by somo Sir!ee'
thousand, tries to Get little consolation
out OF the fact that our majority is not
quite 50 great IS that OF 1868. This IS
rather cold comfort, at the best. How
many victories Of this kind can it staud,
and thrive under IL will take tour Pres
idsutial terms, at any rate, some sixteen
wears. 10 rhittle down our majority, srd
We can stand it if they eau.
Il should be borne in mind that tie
comparison is on The Governor vote, and
hat the Congressional majorities are
nessiy up TO the vote of 1865. This lat
ter vote more fairly represents the veg-
j.c, Of the people on national questions.
No Greeley man voted Tor = Republican
member of Congress, while many Grant
men cut the State ticket from local
causes
MSine has expressed her condemnation
Of the Greeley fraud by popular 1aJ
Gritty OF e.yh.ecA thousand, and il the
democrats could make stand IN Novem-
Der, Grant would have $4,000 10 $4,000
msjority in Maine. With ssraighs ont
democratic ticket 10 the field. the repu6-
licap plurality will Ue nearer FIFTY
THOUSAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17
State Librarian.

The many friends OF Josiah 5. Hobbs,
Esq, Register OF Probate. will rejoice in
his appointment by tho Governor, as
State Librarian, in place OF Joseph L.
Woodward, Esq, resigned. Mr.. Hobbs
is we'll suited 10 The place, and will make
an efficient officer.
He was q successful school teacher, in
early lite. lie read law and commenced
practice mt Waterford. WHARF he Was
sent to the Legislature twice, though his
party was in tho minority. lie has been
Register Of Probate Twelve years. and
was an accommodating public servant
lie is man of literary taste and culture
and good public speaker
During bis residence in town, ho has
been active in the cause OF education,
temperance sud Sabbath Schools. lie
is a citizen OF the stamp w 10 not like
to lose, and his amiable wife, who is al.
Why's forward in helping along public
enterprises, will also be missed. They
have the good will OF their many Paris
friends. wherever they may go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17

We dent back down any on our sISle-
ment ef 1900 majority for Porham,
1t will DO nearer this than any thing,
while the Congressional majority Is go
near the republican majority oi 1865
tha, democratic comparison don't hurt IL.
The returns from the back towns con
tinue to show gratifying Republican
gains. Gov. Peihsm's majority will be
over rather than under $500. The az
gregate majority Tor Congressman Is
somewhat larger. Mr.. BUrleigh's ma
iority isnesrly POO. Frycs 1000. Blaine's
$500. Hersey's 5000 and Iiale's 5000.
Tue Democrats and Liberals will have
but twenty-four members in the House
Of Representatives and possibly one
Senator from Somerset, OWN. TO the
NorIidgewock detection. II is quite
probable that three of the Republican
candidates in that county are defeated
on the same account. IL is reported
that h,dawsska gives 40 Democratic
majority. but the Republicans OF Aroos-
took reach that oenighted region with
ne.rly goo majority. so that the county
is safe
In Oxford, we haze six hundred ma
jority on Governor. and nearly seven
hundred on the County ticket. We have
GOT rid OF class of Soro-hesds or
gruHblers who have been eternaliy stir
ring up a muss in the party but who are
now where they can do no more harm.
We arc well rid OF them and now have
a healthy organization. purged IRON
dross aud disturbing elements. There
were probably less them hundred li6sr-
al republicans in the County, and their
number will be less in Novembef.-
The mistaken. honest portion OF these
men. who changed from no personal
motives. preiudices or Sores, will
find their way back into the ranks OF
the party with which they naturally SYM
pathize, where thoy will DO welcomed
again. We 60 for general amnesty TO.
wards all but the leaders; they havo had
their day, they hare no future in store,
except future punishment, and this many
of them deserve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17
The Straigkt-oitt Democratic
-YOyaiaatioA.

ga Que OF ths influences Of the Ssin .
election n.ay be p.sialy seen tho effect II
hss 1pon the straight out Democratic
movement.
Mr.. UCoose~, TIE nominee, absolutely
declined the nomination, when made, but
the Convention, refusing TO take mo
for an answer, adjourned. lie has since
been considering the matter, and seen
10 think better of it since the result IN
Maine demonstrates the failure OF the
Greeley movement. lie has written
letter which is rather ambiguous, which
hi. friends take advantage of and claim
is virtual acceptance OF the nomination.
At any rate, they mean TO run hun, anu
the result will be that Gresley will lose
New York and probably number OF
other States, enough, some confidently
think, TO make him only ,hld candi-
date. The Greeley bubble collspses
about as suddenly rs the rebellion did,
after the ensmy's lines were broken.
The blow in Maine WAS telling one to
the liberal cause. The democrats, now,
are bitter in the denuncistion OF the
liberals as the cause Of their defeat.
They prefer 20 play lone hand, here
after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17

Shot acc lentally, near Moose Lake
Mimi, Sept. 4lh, Thomas T., only child
of Cyrus and Martha Bartlett OF East
Buckfield, aged q years.
EAST BUCKrIELD CRYSTAL WAVE, q. L,
WHEREAS Our brother, Thomas I.
Bartlett. charter member and first Seer G.
taiy, has been removed by death in a
sudden and unexpected manner, away
from homo aud kindred,
Resolred That we realize in this thrice
repeated stroke the uncertainty of life,
aud it behoovc, US to enjoy life, that we
may enter that circle where broken links
are unknown.
RESOLVED That VIC deeply feel the
anguish OF those parents for their only
child, and staff OF life's decline, snd al
though this dispensation seems a mys'
terry, we would point them, in this hour
of trial, to that Saviour in whom they
have SO long trusted as ono who is able
to save to the uttermost.
Resolred That our Charter containing
his name and psnmanship, DO clothed in
mourning for thirty days, in token of
respect 10 his memory, and copy Of
these Resolves be presented to his parents
and the Oxford Democrat for publication.
WILLIAM BIcKNELL,)
BURREL PRATT, Com.
LEANDER HODGDoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17

The most ,iOleni hail storm ,co.
panied by wiad, rain, thunder aud ligb,
ming, ever known in this section, ps,ssd
over the town of Mason and tho wo.,.rn
parts OF Bethel and Albany at about 1
O'Clock Sunday afternoon. The ground
in places was white with MAIDSTONE. A.
ter the shower had passed by. The
stones were irregular in form, resembling
frozen snow fakes. Many of them in
bulk were as large as partridge esg.
Twenty eight panes OF glass were brok.
eli in j. c. Beams house, 25 in NiI..m
Z. Putnam's, and Is in n II. Tyler, all
within Il few rods OF each other in n .,n
| have not heard OF tho extent of the
damage in othsr localities. R.u1ep
Penley's barn, north OF tho Andil1.
coggin, near West Bethel, was struc.
by lightning and burned to the ground.
with all lis contents OF hay and gram.
Cattle and horses in exposed situations
suffered terribly from the pelting hail.
ana many were goaded 10 frenzy Tie
damage 10 crops must be generally sal4l
us they have been mo.lly harvested. ~
cepl corn aud late oats We had n smsyt
frost on low land ono week ago.
e.. ii IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17
No Go!

The Belfast Journal, having illustrated
its sheet during the campaign by CIDER
Press, with msntendingit, takes final
leave of il, after election, 10 the follow
INK sublime thoughts:
This excellent old citizen will now
retire from businessAor The season. He
knows tha, alter having filled position
so prominent in the public eye. HE taking
OF will create All aching void. But the
best Of friends must part. IL comes TO
us all sooner or later. And for you,
gentle reader, approaches the hour when
The golden apples of life all crushed
their fragrant juice drank 20 The drogs,
the poor pomace of tho psrishing body
shall be laid away. With these moral
reflections, and owing to the lack of pub
lie appreciation our friend oil the cider
press retirss, With sn aflsctionste alden TO
all. and the parting admoniIion that ii
they would be happy they must be
yirtuous"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-09-17
Correction.

am informed that the Democratic
Liberal Republican Committee hSre pa!
mr. name ON the list Tor Greeley Now |
wish 10 state that have never been con
suited by any committee man, and II !
had, | should have told them could not
vote FOR simple Greeley nor drunken
Brown. And | would ike TO KNOW what
the third party temperance mon do WIN
their temperance principles while they
vote for Blown. L. G. CUsHNAN
North Paris. Aug. 20, lS72.-0gor'i
Democrat.
ALWAYS knew Tom Cushman WI.
swell head that thought great deal
more of himself than any bod -l.e doos
vi him. but did not think he w2s such
n simpIeton rs no shows himself 10 oc IN
The above correction lie has never
been heard or thought OF by the Demo
cratic or Liberal Republican Committee
MS supporting Mr.. Gr.elsy-he never did
so sensible thing in his lile-and ii they
hal hesrl such 4 report they would not
save considered Il OF sufficient Importance
to make any talk about il.
Poor Tom YOU had TO lax louI i'm.
afinslion tremendously Ia get your name
into the paper. Bellsr Sink back again.
YOU only make yourself ridiculous and
people laugh III you.
ONE WHO KNOWS
Oxford Register.
Mr. Ediior Il believe ii i. an estaD
lshod l.ci that man is known lI The
company ho keeps aud this language he
uses, especially in print; therefore ! will
leave il TO tho reading public TO Judge
(from the abovs) bstwccn the Hon. >. Il.
Carter aud Tom" | am not disposed
TO stink back yet. although the lion.
Carter pretends 10 know moro than his
Maker and tramplc all mortal worms to
the dust with his slang
can prove my uamn was IN the Gree
lev list bv ls7u aS reliabs men a. there
are in Paris Ny statement rs To Gratz
Brown can also prove; and | will let
GrYsleys' spcocho. at Portland. Bridge
port and other places, prove M ,i'i"
msnl Of him +. &. CUSnMAN.
North Paris.