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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29
Railroad Notice.

TIME Annual Meeting of the stockholders OF th'
i Portland and oxford Central Railroad GO.
Will he hsllen at the United stain. Hotel IN FOrt
land Ne, On Wednesday, The sixth day OF August
1873 nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon tor the purpore
Of: 1T, Elcctin. Eosrd OF Five Directors; 2nd
Acting upon any official reports that may be made
aud any other matters thar may come before me
meeting. p Is >Mllh' IIc' l.
f,ntcn Ne Iuly n ia ~
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leave she hin for up trains a. 600 \. N amt
yJ 4. NJ.
For down train az m As 4. NJ.
The first train leaves -. Paris az 6.2j, the last
train 20 80 - Extra Express o. Portland leaves
- Pari, az G Z. NJ.
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Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSB

For Portland and BOston,at ll:45 \. NJ. and !: 80
p NJ, the latter mail arriving in Portland at 10
thr next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, at :: % r NJ
For Norway al - \. NJ, aud for the western
par. Of the County, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, Via Norway. at same time.
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The Household Panacea
and
EulnilN iIiniincni

b, the best remedy in the world for the following
complaints, viz Cramps in the Limbs AMI stomach
Tam Ia the stomach. Bowels or side, Rheumatism
ina all it, torms Bilious Collie. Neuralgia, Cholera
Dyscntery, Colds Fresh Wounds. Burns, Sore
Throat. spinal Complaints. sprains and Bruises,
Chils and Fever. For Internal aud EN'enal use
It. operation Is not only Ia relieve the patient,
but entirely remove, the cause OF complaint. IL
pcnctratc- ans pervadcs the whole system. restnr'
iug healthy action to all IT. parts aud quickeutng
the blood.
The Household Panncen IL Purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS \ BROWN,
No. 2l5 Fulton street. New ork.
For sale by all druggists. juls'.S-ly
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NAILS ARaIyE.

Flcm Portland and Boston, At 10 50 \. NJ. aud
4.lj z. NJ.
Down mail. via Grand Trunk. 30 = NJ
Prom Norway and tbs western part of TIE County
AZ 80 4. NJ
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MARRIED..

Ia Norway. july Is, AT the Uniyersallst Parson.
age. Nv Rev l.. II. Tabor, Mr. Justus Nillett aud
Hiss Abbie Jane Gany. bath of Norway.
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LIVE OAK .

Tai. horse was raj ed in upper Canada; WAS
sired by Old Live Oak-dam full blood 81. Law
renee This horse stands i5f hands high; is eleven
years old this grass; j, beautiful red rhOne coll
or: his average weight is tI0pound is compact
IS built; aud Tor speed, dOcity aud endurance
cannot Ice cNcellel in the state. This horse has
record In which he n race IN Montreal m -.
The reputation OF this horse i too well known IA
this vicinity 10 need any further comments. lie
M stand al the stable of the Subscribers for the
Improvement 81 stock.
TERMS $40 10 warrant 50 single service.
IN ca,ualtia- at the risk OF patrons. MI mares
considered with foal If disposed of before the
us ual time OF lOalug. Colts Will hc holden Tor
service OF the horse In all cascs.
CKOOhEB ~ THAIER.
Norway, May %, 1873. ju3-2n.
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Mill for Sale.

THE steam Mill, situated in Milton Plantation
Oxford County, Maine, on good road, only nvs
miles from the railroad. said mill was built some
three wears ago at "A cost of about 5000, and u
can be bought at bargain If applied for soon; IL
has one OF the best circular saw board machines
in use, and lath machine; blrch Eachlne anu
other small machinery Said Mill is in good re-
pair and is an excellent chance for spool Factory
with plenty of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation for 10 years >
X. T. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, 1872. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-07-29

"JUsT As COOP" One OF my friends
who had been using our (Fellows) Com
pound Syrup of Hyphosphites for con-
sumption, was induced by one OF our
druggists to take another preparation OF
Hypophosphites. which he said was just
as good. II not better.n The use OF halt
a bottle taught him, that il he would con
suit his safely. he must return to your
Syrup again. GEO. c. FOUT,
Mansion House,
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For Sale.
A q AW MILL,

Situated on Concord River in Milton Plantation.
l. in good repair and good running condition.
ALSO two. story building 2jx5O H. use fora SHIN
gle machine, carriage shop, &c. sand property Is
- mile, from Brvant's Pond Depot, miles from
Rumford Corner and Centre Large quantity oil
lumber near the mill. For further description
call on the subscriber, at Paris Iilll, Me.
BENJAMIN SWEET.
por;e Juue IA lS73 2mf
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STATEMENT OF
ROBINSON hiAN'F'G COMPANY

Capital stock, Sl0'OOo
Amount paid in, 10000
Amount invested in Real Estate and
Machinery, 100000
Debts due, exclusive of advance on goods
in hands of selling agents, near 10000
Most Of the property {. exempted iiom taxation,
sud no valuation 10y asscs. ors can be given.
" j. LIBBY, Treasr
Portland July !, 1873.
COUNTY or CUMBERLAND s:--rsrtland,
july eith, 1873.
PERSONALLY appeared the above named III.
4 J. Libby, aud subscribed and made oath 10
the above statement.
Before me,
CHARLES 4. MATTOCkS,
iuly2q Nv Justice of the Peace.
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Good Templsr Lodges.

Fritav evening".
Acadia, south Pans, Monday evening
Rising Star, Bethel Friday evening"
NeIinscOt. Huc kheld. saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, r. Buckdeld, every Thur-l5y
Evening.
Maple grove, Yves, Peru. saturday evening" .
Forest Lake, Center uarttord.eVery saturday
evening
Invineible, We. ~ Fast summer every other
Fr.laV tVrnlng-.
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BALTIMORE, Maryland.
The Teeth an Advertising Medium.

Every time lady who uses fragrant
SozoDoNr opens her mouth, she adverlis
es the article. The state OF her teeth is 4
certificate OF its excellence. No spot
darkens their surface, no impurity clings
TO them, the cushions in which they are
set are ROSY, and the breath that swells
through them is sweet as the breeze oil
June.
Spauldiug's Liquid Glue, always ready
10 use.
Take DIR. Pierce'S Pleasant Purgatiye
Pellets, or Sugar Coated. Concentrated
Root aud Herbal Juice, Anti Bilious Gra'
mules, for Jaundice, Consumption, Bill
iOusness, lnnamn nation or Irritation OF
the Bladder, accompanied by pain or fire.
quent calls TO uriuate, and 10 break up
attacks OF colds and feyers. Pleasant,
harmless. aud only 25 cents u vial by
Druggists.
SANCTIONED BY LEARNED MEN. We
say this of CARBOuC SALvE. which has
the Oest reputation OF any compound Tor
tha cure OF cuts, burns, wounds. &c.
Get the genuine, with stamp of JOHY F.
Henry. & College Place. New York.
Sold by all dealers.
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OddfelIows' Iodqes

Prquswket Lodge, W A.. Brownhsid meet
Q 81 ana sd " e,iuy..'a. cd each month
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
Wonderful Success Accomplished!
PERFECTION
IN THE NEW
AMERICAN SEWING MACHINE !

Acknowledged by honest riUdis, and all familiar
with other machines to be the Great Final Triumph of
American genius. The most DURABLE and PER.
fECr LOCk.srITCH SHUTTLE MACHINE ever made.
Lght-ruuning, simple, easily learned, SELF
THREADING. except eve of the needle: NEW and
IMPROVED sELr-THREADING SHUTTLE, never
missing stitches tension perfect, and easily icgu-
lated without breaking thread or removing work
doing ersry rdristg OF work in the best possible
manner. Two Sizes No. Il No. ,. for Eamil y
anil Manufacturers Use. Try them.
sold ON monthly installments, by
EDW ARD DEW Ely. 81 Avon st, Boston,
General Agent for the New England states.
Rs-ActiYe and reliable Agents wanted 10 buy
and ,eH the above Machines. In all the principal
cities aud towns ia New England. No machines
consigned. iul.3m
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THE STALLION
Il Young Sky Lark "

TIE STALLkON
=" Young Sky Lark :"
WYE the undersigned hereby certify that the
w Stallion. aYelng sky Lark" is owned
by n.. and is TO be kept the coming season Tor
mares or breeding purposes at tue s'aoie VI
ST. JOHN HAS TlNGS,
IN BETHEL;
That he is Of dark Bay color, black points Win
two white feet behind; is seven years old IN j. ne
1873; il 1900 pounds weight, and over lGl hands
iigl kind and gentle in harness, oil goou dlsposi'
ton, and easily handled; was sired ny t1e tnpvIi
ell horse "SKY LARK n thoroughbred EhsIish
race horse, imported by an Englislman ny name
OF White. who has large stock iarnl IN the NaI,
lev of the Shenandoah, West Virginia Imported
"SKY LARK" was arace horse oil great notorety,
having won and retained the Queens CUP against
all competitors until II became his owner forever
lie was fourteen years old when imported 10y hr.
White IN ls5S, and was kept for breeding purposes
ever after until his death IN lst9.
Young Sky Lark's- Dam was thorough
bred mare by Csssius VI. Clay, by Henry Gay, Oy
Andrew Jackson by Young Bashaw, 10y Grand
Bashaw, imported Arabian; his grand.daun was
of Nee senger descent The dan oi Young
sky Lark was brought from kentucky When
pa who bred "Young Sky Lark and owned
CEYLoN ROWE.
W W. BARTLETT.
81. JOHN HASTINGS.
by Ceylon Rowe.
STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD, ss:-April %, 1873.
Then personally appeared Ccylon Rowe, ana
made oaih 70 the truth OF the foregoing statement.
Eelotc me- = L. GIBSON,
Justice OF tie Peace.
OXFORD. S Registry OF Deeds.
Received April ~, 1873, nc two +. NJ, and Re
corded with oxford Records.
Attest: S.R NEWELL, Register.
Attest: : II. NEWELL, Register.
tuuvt-lm
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WYE tho undersigned hereby certify that the
w Stallion, "Yeung Sky Lark" Is owned
by NJ. and Is TO be kept the coming season TOT
mares or breeding purposes at tue stable VI
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ONE NOT BUILT

In a day, neither was the reputation II
THE OXFORD DEN
Acquired in that short space Of time.
IL has taken nearly forty years VI hard,
persistent work ~ rsiss the paper 10 u.
present position, and make the OK
FORD DEMOCRAT OFFICE one ~
The sterling institutions Of our COUNTY.
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POULTRY WORLD.

A Splendidiy illustrated Monthly, deroted enfirei
10 Poultry. 81 % year. send 10 cents for tpecl
men copy. Address POULTRY WORLD,
HARTFORD, conn.
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Hartford, conn.
A DoRI YOUR HOMES with the new CHI o.
N mo, Awake" and "Asleepn Sells like Wild
IRE. The pair sent for 20 cts. large discount TO
agents Address ". 2. CARPENTER, FoxbotO u, Mass.
panucv Made Rapidly with stencil Key Check
mUVE Outfits Catalogues and full particulars
FREE. ;. Al. SPRINGER, IL Hanover St, Bostop-
n IN ann per day Agents wanted All
OJ IU OEuclasses of working people of eth
q sex Young or old make more money at work for
Us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at
ANYTHING else. Particulars free. Address,
q. STINsON y Co, Portland. Maine.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-07


CO. Fulton, editor Of the Baltimore An.ert-
can, is in Vienna, writing TO his journal. From
one OF his recent letters We note this paragraph
Of "Experience in German Life:"
We had one weeks experience OF life In 3
German restaurant and 1t has been very pleas
ant episode in the routine OF travel. With our
friends here, all Baltimoreane, our party num-
bers seven. The saloon in which we usually
dine has nearly two hundred tables and when
we enter At so O'Clock each OF these tables has
from Elk to eight persons seated at it, psrtakng
Of their dinners. Being regular customers a
special table is reserved for US, and as we march
through the ball there is q general buzz Of
curiosity at the sight of so many live Yankees.
nearly half the party being ladies' We are thus
living as the people of Vienna live, and find the
life has its charms and is quite merry one, aud
q happy escape from the nauseOus table d hote
dinners OF the hotels. We are as Jolly rs the
rest of them, and have taken decided liking to
the famous beer of Vienna, which il said to be
the best in the world. Everything is served up
fresh and hot and the variety is equal to that
FINISHED at the tables of the best Of our Amer
lean hotels. The interesting scenes and sights
around us also give Zest to the dinner hour,
and we are so happy and coptented in Vienna
that We shall probably remain for three or four
weeks longer. At the supper honr the hall Ia
still more densely thropged, but with appettes
sharpen ed with the active life we are leading,
We do not mind the clouds OF tobacco smoke and
some OF US soon join in increasing its velume.
Surrounded by those who are ioyial and happy
We have come to the conclusion that to properly
enjoy 70, eign travel it is necessary to live the
people fve-when you go to Turkey to do as
the Turkeys do" The coffee furnished at the
coffee rooms is exec lent, and breakfast, con-
sisting of bread aud butter coffee aud eggs, can
be had for about Thirty cents These cafe, are
very immense, and are always crowded with
customers from to 10 O'Clock in the morning
and also in the evening. The best of them fur
nish their guests with all the European and
some American papers
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SpRrlal Aut,res.


1t does not make any difference how severe o
case of scrofula ulcers, sores, pimples blstehes.
letters or rheumatism is, the samari ans Root and
Herb Juices will cure IL syphilis which has baf-
ned the Skill Of physicians. and for which they de-
clare they can do nothing Lut patch up. edectually
and permanently cured Catarrh, which up to this
time has had It's oIn way, is cpmPle ely eraficated.
kherm ltism, with It's t1rmentiDg pains is speedily
removed. Pimp es, hl tchss ana letter. that caus
SO niue Modification and trouble. are banished Ia
short tins. affections Il the liver and kidneys
are overcome. aud thos' orgats made to per % m
their proper functions. In word, nuvat and
braces up the while body. expellng all pos nous
aud impure mattar nom the blood and sem. 1t
Is our des re at I'll sh0nli receive The behe1t of
this rem .dy and particularly such pers ms as have
1lven up all hJpts OF ever oeing cured. Hayag
full faltn and showing that the SaInAIitans Root
ID Hero Juices viii Cure the above rompai IFS, WE
Will furnish the remedy for Inc seriously tflCted
free Of charge until cure Is Nee ed ~ II lag
curity IN " y Hent VIII thea be m de Prie, s. 70
ger 1ottle. pESAOAD co, Propfiesols 9l5
Race 81 PhilaI "A.
SUldby Z. BR.NGHURST 4 co,
ON and Marx { stree to-
JelT-iv Whining on Del.
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aatl aaaa Ass.

NOR OApE MAY, VIA wEsTSIS ~ = z
y JEhBkY RAILROADS. -
SUMMER AHRANGKpr
COMMENCING wRDNEsDAY,JNE 18th, 1873
Trains will leave Phlladelphi foot of Market
street upper ferryl
9c0 A. NJ, Morning Express. q at ~ Il
Bin ", AccommOd ttion, We IL
400 v. Fast kxpress, due at.0
100 A M Sunday Nail, due at VS.
Returning trains will leayeAPE MAY
ssOA N, Mail and Passenger. e at 1915
100 A NJ, fast Fxpress, due at %
800 n, ate moo Express. d at S2i
bU0P NJ, SUNDAY NJ II, due at Il Pm
Or SAL URnAYB ONLY d st Express traiH
will leave Philadelphia at 2 or \ =, que at Cape
May 80 NJ. > turning, leavespa May on Mon
d Y morning At 80 A. NJ, due Philadelphi = 80
Pul man Palace Dara are attacd TO the 90 A N
and 90 z M, trains from PhilaaphiA, and the sO
A N, and 90 M. trans from tpe May,
Seats may be secured In adFa6 at No. SJs CHEST
nut Street
Freight trains leave Camden dIy at $40
Season and Weary Tickets Rteduce1 rates for
SAFE Of the office OF the TreasuU ia Camden.
TICKET oFFRS
No sss Chestnut street, and Ferry Building foot
OF Market street
W. j. SgWELl superintendent
Baggage called for and Chec6i at Hotels or resi-
dence by the Union Transfer onpany, once No.
s3S Chestnut street. IeiT-tsept
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Couldn't stand the Pressure

Good pluck requires good stomachfnl. At
the Milwaukee house Of correction a prisoner,
Skehsn by name disgusted with the situation, de-
termined upon starving himself to death. For
Forty eight hours more of fast and he would
have heen a dead man, as he desired to be; but
imperative nature said. "Eatl" and eat he did,
although his injured stomach for some time re-
jected all invitations to resume business.
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Fours Cattle Powder, II. Il. H. Ltnment. Roberts
EmbTocaton, Chi ken or Poultry Powder and all
prominent Patent Medi ines in he market for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STOKE,
Front and West s reefs,
WtlmtnUtpn. II, lagpAFa
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Sammer aAesorts.

SUMNRR rOARDING.-1he subscriber c,n ac-
= comm date a few families wishing board In
the county, u applied for SOON anout miles fr m
Whining on On tue kennett Pike, at an elevation
of ABOUT 2S5 Get above the d. Ia are, thereby m
manflng pure and Whnles me air. Easy OF access
being Only > mtnut s. walk from Wilmington and
heading hanr, al, and about ~ minutes walk from
Rising sun Depot OF City Passenger Railway.
CALI TAYLOR
ie24.u Greenville, p. o., Delaware
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cityIcontemporary criticzes, as magnilo-
lueuce, Of rural" character our application
Of tie words malice" AMI " mis-statements'
to some Of it's recent editorial expression We
seenothing magniloquent in the truth, whether it
be rural or urban in its origin, and We regret 10
say that are not candiily abIe to withdr aw
ug5n mature reflection, either of the words en-
ployed They were Justly made, and belong on
the face Of our conte nporary-psrhaps We
chou 4 better saw on its cheek,
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Two high-spirited youths, At Burlington Iowa
recently quarTeled about q young lady, aud
fought it out with pistols. They did no damage
to each other, but one of them sent bullet
through the leg Of little boy who was looking
on, and then their injured honor was satisfied
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-07

Pure English Yellow Mustard ground or grain.
Choca naVoring eXtraeta viz: ext l. mon, Vanilla,
Peach, ext bitter aisUhds, ext strawberry, etc. All
OF the most celebrated max 8, for sale AZ
FUSTkRS DRUG STORE,
Front and Yves streets,
Wilmington IL
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PUBLISHED svERP AFTi.Ryoos. tssndsys
ssccpted,l at the CoNMERCIAL BUILDING, South West
corner FttA 1nd Aiarkst Streets. Tro Cents oOpp.
Bis boltrrs a gar. be maa ~ ssrpsd b. sSTteTs
aAToUIhoUt n. efsT,
THE ohLA FARs TRTsUsR. tsseklyl tAs greet
esHtTsuiar orpaa n Farmers and FSuitsFotSsTs pub
ltsAsd sverE Tharsdav s.osntas. - 7iso Dollars q
YsaE.
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For the handEerch ,at the d Unaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid teRnet ana Gvlripg Extracts
for .OAlng. hssence Jdmaca Gi r. Citrate of
Magnesla, &c. Gum Camph r 50 cents per pound
", 4. ALRChS, Druggisf.
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PsICUA LAsTER,
For Rheumatic pains, Neuralgia stin Neck, Head.
ache, LumbasO, &c.
1t will not blister like Mustard, and can be ap-
piled without any trouble, For sale uy
b. = c, SHOEMAKER,
eoJ Market street, Institute Building,
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General 4. T. \. Torbert, of this State, our
Consa! at Havana will leave that port, for viz
it home, on July 10th. Rcsntly Mrs. 1Torbert
was the recipient Of = handsome silver pitcher
and goblet, ffom Mr.. D. Henry Haight of New
Yor4, a. acknowledgement OF the attentions
given by the General aud herself to a son of Mr.
Haigh, who died of yellow fever, in Havana.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-07

Pratt's Astral OIL, sold WHO esale to graCers deal
era and country store Keepers At who esale rates IN
l and gail cans OF 10y the barrel, by
{. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agent for Delaware,
Front anu West Streets VII, ell.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-07

BARRIERS. cOmbs soaps, brushes sponges, superior
bay rum, STICK pomatum, pubs, powders, and bar
oer's supplies generally, al very low pilces Ha T
nomade a specially, always fresh and highly per-
funed. BARRIERS supplied At Wholesale 1T
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front aud West stree g.
IlminRIOn. I.eIAMnre
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Horse Heir Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, Curved
Horse Hair Flesh brushes, l-tralght)
Horse HAIR Friction Pads,
Horse hair trap bbers,
Prince OF Wales 9l lvas--dry fric isn.
Cambridge Pad OF Horse Hair
Pure Old White Castle soap, (1Oating) very cum
venlent for bathers. Bath soaps IN extensive va
riety.
Also, a fine assortment of Per ume Atomizers,
for thros nE fiue spray Of cologne Water, Bag
Rum or other = . let Waters upon the body after
bah &, pro ducins an effect at Unce agreeable cool
anu refreshing.
&. BiiiNGHURsT 4 CO., Apothecarien.
cor. sixth and Market streets.
wilmington, Del
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Tho Beckwith sac Portable Sowing
Machine.
On 81 days trial; many adv 4ntagrs all Salts
faction guaranteed, or 81 REFUNDED Seat complete
with full directions, BeCkwlth Sewing Machine
COMPANY, So BIOadWly New NOIk
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SENATOR sAYARD AND GENERAL LEE.

We have already noted tue very distinct and
co ispicuous praise accorded by Senator BayArd
I General Lee, in his address at Charlottesville
ald remarked the unfortunate choice OF
sleh an exemplar, when it would have
been equally easy and tit to eulogize that other
V.rginlan. the Defender and Builder Of the
Caion, George Washington. In response TO
this. the CARTE makes this extraordinary and
inadIissible defence Of Mr.. Bay ard -
Doubtless Senator Bsyard entertains the
opinion that had Washington been alive when
his ma i've Virginia was threatened with coercion
and the destruction OF its sovereignty BY an
armed Invasion he would have been found on
the eide Of Lee and his State"
We lope senator Bayard does net entertain
sich an opIri.n. We think he surely cannot.
Certainly few men, in this latitude at
lest, Won5I unite with it. George Wash
ington traitor to the Union No, 10
His farewell words to the people were sd-
vice TO cherish it and perpetuate it, forever.
Wnsu f lbert Lee put on rebel uaiform, and
took up rebel standard to attack the Union,
his ace smOte upon the grave OF Washington and
ssampel under foot the dearest and most SINGER
hopes Of thu Father Of His Country.
II III =. Il Gdzsstes best defence Of the re-
le ion Nh BIyard chose to make. it m 81
o ~ "a cite pity and scorn, When next the ST n
= " fro IL Delaware rises to instruct by e1ampl G
tue Anagican youth in an American College. i
him. by all means choose the patriots who We re
faithful to the Union, rather than the men who
- followed their State" in an act of treason.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-07-07

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