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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-24
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
WIIIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIB
TION OF TIE DISSOLVING VIEWS,

WHIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIDI
TON OF TIE DlSSOLVING VIEWS,
rs Exhibited in The cities Of Boston, Philadelphia
and eise,rherc
y REPRESENTATIONS of the most heautifuI
| Scenery Of all parts Of the world with great
variety Of Ancient and Modern Structures, Ruins,
Cities, Castles, Sc, which are produced IN truly
wonderful manner. The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear but SO
sudden and mysterious is the transition that 1t can
only be compared to the magic Of Ii dream seen by
the eye
Commencing Tuesday evening the Oath instant,
also every successive evening through the week
md Wednesday and Saturday afternoon, com
mencing at 3 o'clock
\ splendid Series Of Views, among which several
representations % White Mountain Scenery
in New Hampshire.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1850-12-24

The END OF THE CHAPLIN CAsE.--Mr. Cha
pin was on Thursday, liberated from the Jail of
Montgomery county, $4,000 bail having been
uttered for his appearance at Howard District
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

"Oh, forgive me, forgive me lhayc been
unkind. unjust to you, Matthew. cannot
bear 1t longer. You are too good, too Kind To
i've. Say that you don, hate me for my
wicked siulultcmpcr; that YOU do me-, d,spisc
mc that YOU love me. shall try, Heaven
knows how willingly, tn h. a better wife to
you than have bccn. Oh, Matthew, Ma,
hcw q"
"Come come, MARY dearest, dry YOUR icars;
| don't dcSpisc or hate Won, bat hove YOU a'
much as ever | Did. Keep your resolution
and ! shall love Won still moU. Nou'll go to
Rurhion--will you l'
Two months later Matthews friend 1t.
iocy lcco.tci him On the street, "Are VOC
wishing uy jcrd rrrparcd SIM" said he
Il VA, to have an answer by this time"
"Oh. ~, no. my dear iriend'" replied
Matthew. - hive been very foolish
PRAY doa't It'll lu,L,iy OF H. MS Mum .,
The b-,,~iG- in Ionjoa. Come and dine with
mc Tomorrow"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Ancient usE oF PRusslc Acip.-The bit
ter almond contains the constituents Of prussic
acid and peculiar volatile oil, resembling
the peach blossom in is odor. Both aW de-
yelopcd when the almond il bruised, aud
brough, into contac, with water. When the
bitter almond, therefore, is masticsicd, and re-
criyes moisture in the mouth and stomach, the
prussic acid then formed, operates as pow
eriul scdaliyc upon the nervous system, and
renders the body less susceptible Of the inf.
ence Of cNcitants-conseluenlly, OF wine. II
forms, as 1t were. tn balance in the opposite
scale, and preserves the equilibrium between
the sinking which would result from its use,
we're no wine taken, and the in,oNicauou
which would follow an excess Of wine, were
the bitter almonds not eaten. Plunreh IN
forms no that the sons Of the physician Of the
Emperor Tlbcrius knew this fact aud al
though mos, intrepid toPers, Vet they hep,
themselves sober, by eating bitter almonds,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

~ NwNw,rn Nlyrkr \ farmer Vh.
had b1uch, calf frum butcher, desired hu
Co Iu,cl,to ht, fsrm, and rlsc" Il be-, stable
ulrb D., accordingly DID, Now II hap
rrrrJ ,h1r ,,r, day. tia, man with a grind
irr organ and dancing hear passing by that
way. began their sutir,i u front Of the farm
Amer amusing the farmer for some time, the
oman man entered the lluu-holsr, and asked
,.rr nmrrif De- would give him a nights lojr.
.r-. The farmer replied, be- could give the
man lodging. but d. vas aia luss where to
rut Oh, b,1r.
in,r mu,.ura lula, %, determined to bring
DO, elf inside the house ior the night, and
place rhr b.rr lu the stable, which was done
Now doe butcher exporting the calf would
ryruin M the stable an night, rc,ol,cito steal
d, h.lor, morning and the farmer and hr.
.u,stvrra in the uirh'avakpncd los fearful
yelling fromthc oul-buljug Both got up,
md taking , lartrru. entered thc stable
Nhrrr IN, iluurr found, In his surpri,", the
h.t.hrr ui whom be- had bought the cali, IN
tho grasp of the bear, Which va, hurgur
hmm tremendously, tur be could nu, bite, being
muzgl,d.
Th, farmer Immediately understood the
state 81 the case, and briefly mcnuoucl the
circumstance IN the owner OF the bear, who.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Nav Nopr go E,sINc WmT.-AncN-
p'lmyui has been trlcd m Iowa, where two
1u,hrI, ufuh.at and one of oats were mixed
lu1 -oVu together On ihr fail, on "nc acre
The o1i, shot up rapidly, and were, OF cour~c,
'ut town hy rhr frost. They. however, fur
nl,hed q warm covering lor the earth, and
when thr SNOW g amoug the thick stalks and
leaves, thsy Kept II from slowing away. Thl,
covering preventative win,er-killing Of the
wheat, anil the olts yielded rich iop-drrs,-
lug Tor the crop the following spring. The
result Vas "a abundant crop, while land
precisely similar along side oft, and treated
m The same maaEer, With the exception OF
emitting the oais, was utterly worthless
Val some Of our readers Try this experiment
,,s coming srlsCn. ,rd give Us an account OF
,n' seglts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
For California.
w. D. LIT TIE,
COLOMBIAN UNIVERSAL
Strengthing Plaster.

tuNG rHIIu, TIsrIr ~ rHursANr', rNiNfE.
,,LtN fEoNouNoIu rNUtNAttFr, AND
TNIqUNtIIu.
THESE PLNSrERS Will h. Gunl a oir' Hf
vrakr ,s. ur brr.u.,s in the lusk ~" ur .inrD,
.rh. ari 40 Rt,sa,H'r ATsfrss, NH.ta, bHr'l4g
Pras. s., ,n thc limbs. lnsk, .ric ur stomach ,
,ui f,r 40 purpose. Uhsr, plaster j. needed, thp
have 100 .TirriIr, II indeed ~ cIull.
n, vcnrin. upr, ihr hr''.t OF stomach, ih'y vii.
h.. found O., anrrd great relief 100 n ',srs "t pain "r
.lrrHr.. II the ft,f and bags, 'rtstuuDi %, neg.
beet ur prutrlrtrI cold. ,nI Clugh.,
The, are beautifully .pr,sd uu prepared cloth, AZ
- 5rnt. each, and m,, H. wuru without 'n'nu'rn-
trup, ur q bong time. llthr, lsrunr NrnAIcd up,
the, ir,, ls, tsk,u DG rl,lH.Tl Yi sweat tud ius,
and again pot un, and thus worn iur tire Or SiE
rI.Hfhs ~ umr.
~ preparing he plaster IN pot uu, D. sh1ui not
o. Hsrf.H trfrHlsi lui should D. rlHflTag 7f'f01
D., hplitug the hack Ut the plaster over th" hrr.
SuI h Agruts grnsr,ll,, throughout The country
and h J. n. IllNHpNp, Paris, \. Fun, Ru't
: NnuSD. south Paris.
FEB. :, lsO. 32Hl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
2O.ooo C,tcn,i,r lee Culturist.
For Boston.

TiiE substantial and fact Stea.
~ nrr JOHN MNSllALL, Capt
u.S2IS-fS GToRGT kStoUr, vii cuu'.
r<-sSsA--cSs-n nrnor her Rsgl,r Tup., WED
NESDNN, the 2Oth inst., and vii run 81 the sca.
.pn A. follows
Lave Atlantic Rail Road What, &c lp.t1n, ~.
CIV MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY,
al : o',Iu,k, T.. VI.
T,Er-,p ths Cabins ONE DOLLAR
un py,k - CINTs.
Y u. The VI hps lhii, superior State
Rrum. mr the accommodation Il fomiii,' anil u.
dies, anil &c o sc, going vessel BE- SECOND Go nng'
ur-,u the E,strrn vatrrs aud trl','rs arr I,ulUd.
I'll that o., i,ktn. this ruutr, the, arrive ~ lnsinn
,n .rpsou ur thr earliest trans herrh, saving the
tt,gs and ,Np.usr IT daN's travel, l'lsu De ughi
,,prp... In Bu.ir1,D without lu.s NJ time.
fRnDUr taken a. usual
l.. billings, Asrl
March ~. 1850 bm5
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
COMIC MTSERIES.

", lest ,rprg Gi,u' wh'ss shining Sit
>ri- piI che rHrm ,lLsts.
p1nr think ,,1r Ell ca haTpN Doc"
Iar 30 ,asu m~rrs Ways,-
Zoe lsa.B o. vrtr sHlsr Thu,
H. si1lil. 81 500 ,,n,
H. su'h aNsTN serious thIng
To 3. a stup,i wsn'
Nup'rr NJ an ,,rrIr. rprt,, With
\ rr.up ~ lsssart iH.As-
lguN trturc gllsl., o. crsCk
The l.sst IL huLr rks.,-
4 ItI, tl.s,pt catch th~ pgil',
NrNiss. 49, o. sNrhin-
Nhs' Sc ".s DO drop, Js.t
~ uArs I, 20 agsin'
Nuu'r, a,I,pg deep rhrla.yPhy
VIII NrrN sps,pl iuI'c
T. r'fN faT-,uan
NhH's tf,l ui gave iiscuusc,-
N1u ihi1A ,uu',r ~ him--~ hsa b. calls
lusrI across ths vay,
All l.-. NHuI' ~, that flnly thing
Nau .ari the other taN'
10 liur a rT~t'y i'g-i'-pas
Into e rsight,r'' ears,
W. HE. o. gr,c NHu credit -
The clever thi1g BE- h'ar.
~ .u hs hawk. ,urr 80 about,
The nlf. authrHtrc ur,,
JI.t lE-sAir. "a che pniu' ~ .,
NrI having 90, the ron
n, .H,I.l-1 chang iH rHiirss,
Or ssiirf chrarr in ra.,,
N#r bee 1.m Dove, .r l01,ss. and ~
pee, ru urr.,r,hr'1,
Wh.H r,rU,'s.'t u1r,g's vi,
NHrf rHtb is uriJr IAN
The, rH.rs ,u1r ,su -ugi go ,uAs."
Nuu'rr sgrl liHu, m,1'
" f'.Hv rY sfl'isl card
Ihtt lode 500 sHr'r p1N line,
~ I#irs shrc ,Hrr irr.hss' wf,
Go rs1 inr ruui, uin'.l
lHgr, iuAuu- ,,N dr,Ha., when
", b.I, hunrrs iH,
49, uur'srs What ,#u'ry thinking q.
al vh, 500 I11r le-r'
Nuur, rrI..-l trsLu.trf ra.ni'
tr.1.a'r q We.
That y.H1.I ,urf matrimonial 80,
SOL lnHIsh 40 rgTssys-H
4 .r'Hnl bj, u,rtuT,Is
llr .rHr, Uf ,uuT stTlis,
Al tsII- tis t1vr thr rs,ss7' 1svs
- gsrT,l = .ih ,Hur wlir'
n, E.br ,urrE lris11, ~hn.c shiuing ut
80. al fh- rsHa pll4rs,
Don't tHlHA NHIrs.f "' hayT, Dog,
IHI a. NuHT m'Tn uHHs,
iar barn o. wear a ss'sT ThtI,
H. .tHHrI. 81 500 rln,
o.. -rTl Nrr, -rrlHH. thing
T. Il. form, usu'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
CURTIS & PERKINS,

Baagor, W., Proprisori,
To whom al order. ior supplies of the medicine
should H. addressed, (statng the best mode Of send
ing it)
IL - sold b, Druggists and dealers IN medicine
throughout the country, and In PARIS by J. h. HAN.
uoND, South Paris, 4. Field, Rust 4 Young; \.
Paris, l.. ". Murdock, L. WashlIn; Buck6eld,
T.. Atwood L Co., Taylor, Coolidge & Gardiner
Portland. J. Durgin & Co. will sell At wholesale 70
retail At Proprietor' prices. 32wi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

t7- On Saturday afternoon week, while
several hbounc men were working on the
canal, near Albany, one OF them struck pile
NJ suycrrus. 81 hand, Immediately came
lh, " rarb game. " shovclnr their hats iull OF
mud sud gold together The dlscoycrcr -,
cured $500, and the Others no, Ear from $50
apiece In all, ahou, 81 900 we're taken out.
Il vas doubtless the all Of somc unfortunate
emran,, dropped accidentally IA bag from
a canal boat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

~ The smallest bind Of America Is the
humming bird OF Europe, the GOldcn-crcsicd
wren. The smallest quadrupcd IN word i
the rigmy mouse Of Siberia The most d..
minuliyc plan, IL the arctic raspberry, which
j. 40 small that six-ouucc vial will bold the
whole, branches, leaves and all
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

~ \ girl forced by her parents into Dis
agreeable match With an old man whom she
dctrs,oc, when the clergyman asked II she
consented to take the bridegroom for her hus.
band, said, With great simplicity, "Oh, dear
lnc SIR but you are the first person who has
yskcd nav opinion on the matter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

We'll, wife, don, see for my part how
they send letters on them ere wires without
tearing EN- all to bits" ." la me, they send
the with IN iui state"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Even the Cholera,

which during the pact SEASON has swept N such
fearful nunl-rt has l-,u surci 10y a. wr b-li'Ne On
,r,ry rlss, where il had b-cu ,driy and tuhflNy
apphsi. ~ Bangor. whore It proved singuarIy e..
tsl, Il Wa found ~ Weld - thu rm'dy, and CUR.
IT'S : PERKINS, CR@iP AND PAIN kll.-
IER, Wa the medicine recommended b, the PIT
rcmcd, h. h. u.sd.
4. a dressing iur CUTS, WOUNDS, BRJlS
Is. 60, itis u7ii5li a ru.l. n also IN eases II
BURNS, SCALDS, FREEZES, Gc.,-rclic,ing
the FAIN AMI uIALING without scar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Dysrntcu or DinrThea

are fr,,,l,ig and EASILY ,uEED by r.. II should D.
given a tctspqgniiI ~ time, oucs On an hour or
two, nc osnsr IN .-,erc cases, and hattie the stom.
,th and hINgls With the ZANE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
For Toothache

IL j.. IN nine TIM. oct Of ten, Guar. We believe
Il vii asrsr fall unlc.s the tooth !. liberated. II
the tooth ). hollow, saturstr a LITTLE iut and pat u
IN the cavity. Hold some II It IN the mouth. II
the face T. Swollen lsthc With II.
Blfkms ihs bad with It j, generally a cure for the
HEADACHE.
We arr constantly relieving certificates from ~.
~, part Of the country, many Of which NAV h. seen
in newspapers, and ~ pamphlets which NAV h. Oh
tanned II any Of Uur agcnts.
P.S. It's the bcst H0r', aHi OT LHimd in the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

\ Svmpr Tuorour Somebody spcak-
ing Of ,hc ocean, called 0, a &c cemetery with
out monument" How many thousand,
sleep beneath the waves, Whose graves are
marked by 40 ,rulpur,d marble.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

Always DO something. If you can't break
n horse, break wagon and L objection of.
icrS 10 tins, put rocks IN your wiie's coffee
mill. There il nothing ike keeping busy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Innll Rheumatic Affections.

Local PAINS, S., IL hh. proved ,syyBrigiy
.urr'.slul, tarr'y failing % Su,s, even On the mpst
desperate and long standing rfcs. IN those clsr-s,
the part. affected .hpud "a. irr,l, tathod, and them
rubbed lightly, hut hJI.kIf--not hard enough 60 hurt
the pilient 900 AN imitation b. produced on the 'ur.
hcr, and be severe cls,, the patient should take
- A trtsp4pful ub Fu-tr uf muAss,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

- Shakespeare evidently had in his eye
the wh,sLcr. ADMINISTRATORS ofSomc nice young
man when he wrote
Ha,r, a blessing that he has bestowed
on beasts, and wha, he hath -anc,cd men ia
hair, he hath given them Ia wt,"-iComely
II Errors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
For Sale,

THE well known Tavern Stand ,ltua.
~ i ted AZ South Paris, formerly kcpt by
'upIm Gcprgr Bndgham, Esq but more recent.
asa snj !, l., The suh-cri'-r.
----eh--- sad Stand l. heated NJ the Junction
II the Norwsy and Rumiord road, IN the most cen.
traI and business section II the Village and bot =
ye,, lew rods from the Depot
The House is IS by y feet. Stable IS by y
feet There IL good Hall adjoining the IIouss.
Also. all Necessary out building. ~ make q con'en.
lent and easy for those who occupy H. Aho, aNoH
u ncycr.iailing water, under cover.
said building. have l.rn recently fitted np and
are In a thorough state 81 rrpa'r, n" premises
also embrace ahpnt : acres Of good tlage land IN.
der good state of cultivation
Said stand. with is beautllu l9o'tion and run o.
custom. !. decided, the beet stand w the county
Tbo.e :, ho vi.h 20 embark in this Kind Of busDess.
had hotter call and see ior themselves.
Tenn. 90 liberal that any bu'iness man can pay.
Ami, 10 the subscriber on the premises, or n
John A. Holm. and Orson Drake.
ORA HALL.
.o-,h r,ri., Feb. 18th. lsSa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

rE' am taking down the census Of dcns-
" populated ncighborhood, As the fellow
SAID when he swallowed the skiPPery cheese
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
PROBATE NOTICES.

A Cont ct Probate, h.lI AZ Paus within apd Or
ihr C,s'ut, ut ONiurI, on the moth t,y II iyUil,
in the yrar 81 uur lnrd cightcru hundred snt On,
UGUSTUS JOHNSON, Guardian IT Ed
y MUND PIllNNEN minor sDu Il ELL rlilN.
MY, late 1t Gurhlm On the Count, It Cumberland,
t,,rlssd, having presented hi. hual account ct he
Guarii,nship It the ,,tatr of .aid mirur.
ltuas Ordered, that the sad Guardian give Do
Geo, o. Al T.r.oa. incrr.tri l., Cau.iu, coy Il
thi. order a. L. publ.hsI thrcr weeks sucU'ssi'sh
iu The ONiord Dcupcrst, printed a, Pans, hitthr
NAV lpI-ar At Probate Cont o. L. held az Pane
be- aid C0unt,. on ihe f1uh Tursll, Uf Nav n'Ni,
a. tea II the Cp,k IN Oh, urruu1n and .hcw cause,
fauy thsy have. WI, the SAM .houId MT L. allow.
Oh. 10 gro h SHAW. Register.
4 tr- copy, Attest Gao. \. >U,w, Rec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30

aNtNFa NIAN ~ 90 '.'f ~
precious Won, Wa the oracular response,
.. Better call cab, '' said The youth accom-
panyinr the oficcr, beginning ~ feel -ome
sompuncuOu tor the s,lua,ion Ofthe lady.
one Wa Immediately At their side. Mrs. VI
va, handed in by W. 9Ol amid such COM
msui. frJm the lively crovd, as" shes
spanker. Jrm:" Know, trick Or two, war
ran, - and d" W better than she should D., '
ftom the charitable female OUlOcker>, They
drove OF 10 the uclrrs, station. hous', and .hc
~as earned iu. alros, iaiutur, 20 IL pre-.
succ q the magistrate. Here n" draper
stated. that tvic, formerly ,h- hid yi-.trl hi,
shop. and angr her departure article OF c,,a-
..drrlbl, value had been missed. The lfS'
time she thus hruurej bun she hnJ u,auagvd
- cy-ls coastal vhovre sen, ln.r hey
II seemed IL. Me- A. experienced h1ul 10 doe
,rllr. ipr. 300 G,r EB' a description bsi
b,,n published ct her hy anv'lrr su'rr'r,
Sa1uO0.us sl0pNc,Psr, against dc,if1 With
her. ThisJoscrP'aon the rnl.cgmlu rrri. sgt
fitted VI, VI puuy coTrcgil, uu tha whole.
Then Other Vuyi rb, ,honur1 we've called in,
~bo drIyuct o. N, truth Of hyr iuuusr VISITS,
s-J o. her apparent design of cu,in-'u 'hy
-, 60 Hay during 'i., sr, lDd s7t r,.i,,'
u TaralN~et With 'rrru' a1' establishment, un-
A''s '' -''' q "'.'' 0'' t'''l a' '.' ''''''
S".
lat have you Got 10 A'' ." '".'. woman.
lhIa''e 'h' mas s'5'''' 'I'a'rE ''"-'''
~" look'' ~ h'"' a u'"''""' then rv7-
's''"'n''' OF her I'','.'n '"'N' DO h'' "''4.
e'' '"''' INTO i''1 OF '.lT>' an' "'"a'"t
he' hands exclaimed. Il b a'. ".--'" a
mistake N''' '"n''. '"n'' " h-i 'h'' "A'
M Tor ! never was '' 'ha' "aN 'N''i '''I'
TO-DAY.
GIVE IN account q Nours"It Who an
yea
Mn. VI. wuit''cd her h1,''na.' r'r'" 'rt
profession. \ 'ml' Of rnorr'la.', gathered
90 The i'c'' around her, Tor most T. '''', pres
en- Knew M''h'" %, reputation. rn' h'
''Sh' She added 90 Ca 'f send '"r h.m %
yog doe'' me.
Two n'es'euecrs were despatched mnr..I.
a'rIy, Who in o." minutes returned 'rn. .r-
he husband along With ihgw, .n a mrH state
fIu'rr,ruvr.
"I, thrs your ~,t,. Mr. W.rD inquired
n, magistrate"
Sbr is. m, lrrl. 90 ,nd Wlu.-s .ir,u.
no, understand vh, She should o,vua, Such
position. f1N' alto" ~ 60 bear 'h' cha'r.
against h,r,
The draper came forward. aat a.t % ua,
,yi,u, some mistake mus, have ,crnruJ o.
n, l,t not wish Co Pro,,eat. lir case Grh,r
and begged io arolra.rr to rrr HIy .,r r..r
ANNOYANCE shr h,i sustained
81, tn. cas-, must i.. s-..-su,..i r.-..... oil,
aid rh. u..r,tr,f.. 81, Won ..-rr,.,.r. r,l.,
INSIST. ir rr.r.-r to trr I7,...f ,r, -..u,,,
d. U,'' nj, a, ,'... r-as.g, -7rr,r. ,rr..rr.,,..s
Cd with .r.,rr. .,r,r .. ,rr .a'.,.,.. .,
h..r,s,. al. r...-., ,i..r,.r,. ii, ...-r--..,...r
.h,1 rr,I,u,rv. and 7l,,-a-r.f ,..r r...,.
.lourcu,ry continued h,. .
O...-.,r....rr r.. IL t.......r
,t., ,....-t,.,,. ,,.-.-..l.. -..-...
~, hr, ..,,,.i 49,.
,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
Cramp in The stomach, or niliou. Cholic,

We h-li,ye Il vii never ~, IN 'r,,iiy 0Vs. u
.huuli IA. ukcu , tc,.r""uiu at time, on sugar or
mo1,.s., or in AN, manu'r the pati'nt can take Il
l..t, aud rhs stomach and hnWcl' iro'l, lathod.
tnl IN G0s-n or tvcul, minutes the patient doe.
not find relief, repeat the dusc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-04-30
HONEY, uoNEyii
VIM. r. Kclscy's Alternating
BEE HIVE.
PATENTED MAY 9rH, lsIs.
Eahr,ly Har PuHdpiss ~ ne Management Of
N e &c aG0%s.

nc &c H GS@
'rIIESE IIiycs arr constructed upon NATURAL
i rHiNCiFiTs, sri Cuuibinr the following adj
vantage. The licr. arr ca,ik hiycd ~ ihem-ii
never h'cpmss neccssar, ~ kill of the sWam,s--
ilppe, can ~ Az times L. tsksn sWay when u can
To- srafrd b, the svams, ~ csn h. added hr the
.ustcransc II late once. Young sNauus can w. ia
Ken away At the p,upcr p,ri"d. and pot into other
hives, Whrn thcy a. e. wufk without the trouble Of
sVauning or hNing, while main swarms are never
disturbed IN their operations. The sVams are en-
tiryl, protected from roblcr, by ncghboring Bees
and mice and n.ccts-thc, ran h. handled with per.
feet safety ADD il,,Iy' hung and brssfiHg IN H''r
hay coH,b, are krri sGffsly Asahhy, and yVung
swarns are alw1,s full, developed. The eggs 90
smhr,o II the Zee Moth ~ Mlrr. cannot hatch 90
mature around these Hive. and therefore the lices
are a,siy protected from the ra'agc- of that dee.
tructi'c rucIny, while the
Alternating Principle
j. such that the B-, are kcpt Industrious the whole
ssasoa through. b, alvay, having plc0ty Ut room a.
No'k IN. They have lccn thorough! tested b, act
ual use. ~ over
10000 Extensive lee Culturists
under the direction of the ln,cntor, and all the
.Wams AMI thcir incrcasc arr NV aui viii remain
a. good a. new young ,varms. Ample dirrctions
accompan, each five giving fall instructions ior the
mana grmcnt II Bcrs, which are 80 sImplc that anN
psrson, With Ordinary capacity aud attcnti"n, 'an.
not ial &, h. successful IN their management and
culture They are .oh very cheap, anil all Farm
e. ne Other prr-uus Who Keep lcc' ~ wish 10 en-.
tee intp that prudtabe culture will hnd these lii'cs
~ that can l., desired.
For individual rights IN the towns u ONi"ri, ""
hrun lnckhsd and Sumnsr, appl, 10 \. = IHAi-
IN, Fans, or o. the suh.,nl-r.
e - al NHEatF
huu,s ~ the Store Il DTSNisUN 4 co. : Plus
als8 AZ th. OHps, 81. WUIrNaS, Norway.
HORACE 4. TIIANER
Lewiston FAN. March I. 1850 ~
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SPEC Gle S,

With glasses concavc,l. convex ini oolUrcd. Spcct.
able glasses boxing ga.. plate. olp,ks. picture ani
coach gasses, gold l-d., silver aud plated sp",ns,
silver psncil-, ihimbe- ani tu-H., brittanis
t,aput., Thermometers, mnhfrlss, latter knives.
watch furniture, jcNclp, violin strange, Sc. Sc.
Watches & Clocks carefully repaired
:. WALTON.
Oppo.il, the Elm IIousc, Nor~ay Village.
August q, 1919. G6ll
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At Court II Probate, held at Par. within and iur
the County u ONiofd, on the ninth day II April,
IN the war Of our Lord eighteen hundred and hity
MOOR HANCOCK, Administrator Il the estate
vi of JAMES McKEEN, late Of Stonchlm IN
AID County, deceased, having presented hi second
ccount Of his administration II The estate II aid
dpceased.
Il Was Ordered. that the aid Administrator give
notice 10 al persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order O. H. publshed three weeks succcssiVeh
~ The ONord Democrat, printed at Paris, that thcN
nay appsar AZ a Probate Court 10 h held at Psn.
IN said County on the fourth Tuesday Of NAV neNt
At ten q tn cOCk ~ the forenoon, and sheW
q any they have, VII, The SANE should not he allow.
n. 10 GEO. X. SHAW, Register
4 Inv copy. Attest. Gro. X. SIhw, Rec.
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DR.. Marshall's
AROMATIC CATARRH AND
IBADAenB SvTpp

This SNuTT has proved the most ,feyt1l rsm'tIB.
agent known a. the MEDICAL IA,utTi Go
REMOVING \ COLD ~ THE HEAD. TIN
HEADACHE, AND AL CATARRHAL
AFFECTIONS.
u relieve. the plticnt II .tiiilsFs ur fSfasfT n
Bs AsIi-of ,li rhEEug % bHgsrHr fslsIfr.7f, such
a, are produced b, too graf a ipv and prcs.us of
bll upon the brain, cures The headache, and BE- Oh,
onl, agent Known up,n which y'u con r'y with C11.
hisn'r nrh complete, radical ,y' Of that mostu1,f
l,sum, disease.
THE TARRH.
II ccln.cs strengthens, and RESTORES o. healthy ar.
ton all tho, organs, aud memhaucuus passages ~
the head, the obstruction ct which produces pain 1
the forehead and region of the c,., surt II suui.
ling On The npsr q sense NJ matter dropping from
the head into the thru1t, s..
~ these u cures easily and speedily, ant de-
most r5atrpsf raiss n C1.Hrh e usually rIT,' Boz
lev months.
II - also sn uliiing curc &c Efs.iHg ~ ftf Hrff
II p'rs"Tcfri in lut a short 'iur.
Sold at whoIssalc anI rrt1l B., Druggists gsnsr.
alh-b, many agents throughout he country. anil
b, ]. X. II,NuuND, Paris, \. IITIu, :. PARE.
Feb. 5, 1850. 3swl
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Clocks and Watches.

O. THE subscriber, feeling grateful lor pact h
k!AD Nur., Would hrr,hy notify 10. irsuds aHI
gli.3 customers that b. b. constant, making li-
ditlon. o. hs stock Ut CLOCKS snd WATCHES
new and second hand. AIsp-A prime assortment
of Steel, Silver and Gold mounted