Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-19


The work Originally published .1leg the tile q
TiiE NV AMERICAN CN' lDTEDtN was completed
~ ~ .iucC which dime tl' wide circulation which
hls attained ~ al puts oi the laitrd states, ami
The .icpai Developments which have tak.n piace ia
every branch OF scicncc, literature. and arr. have
induced the o,nI~ and puHli-her- % -ubtUlt u 20 Hu
~ at Hnd thorough rr'isiou, 1nd u issue neT
co.,ou entitled Tn ANLIIC ~ 0'LorADA.
within ~, last i.u yu-ir- th. lH ogre Vt di-cof
r.y Boz every department. of hHOVi, 's.' has made a
ucw work OF rcicun.r 90 imperative want.
Tho movement % political affair has kept pace
IN the ui,C9TcTI,s % = tl'c, aud their fruitful
Application 90 the m .us d, sad n-eiui .i- and he
r~py curuce Of aud retncmc',t Ot ~o"illlf Grc1t
aAr, Aud consequent revolutions have ~raIredi
LyolSins national change al peculiar moment
The ciSi war OF Opr own country, which wa- 10 ~
height when the lat volume of the old work appear.
cd mas happily ended aud new course Of CONNER
cisl and industrial activity has been commenced.
IaTle acc@-r"u- 9" oar -cOsraphirtl knOWlTdg'
have been mate ~ the interchangeable explorers OF
AfGca.
Tho great political .,, .lu'0 ofthc last docAle
with the natural rr,ui Of the lapse at time, have
hrOush into public view mul,iulc of new men
whose names aIc in every ones mouth 'and orwho'e
lives every one /. curious 10 know the PARTICULAR.
Great battles hiy' heen fought aud important
siege. maintained. OF which the details are rs yet
pre-eryel only IN the new papers OF ia the trans
lent publication. OF The DAY, bnt which ought nOw
- take thrr place IN permanent and authenii
history
la preparing the pre- cnt edition for the press. q
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ton In literature. AMI ot The newest Inventions IN
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