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SULLIVA AN RAJ lR O AID,

5ULLlV An r A r Q ID,
Winter Arrangrmpnt.-Janun I>t, 1850
EARS LEAVE BOSTON FROM FITCHBURG
y Railroad Depot by way of Gro,oD Junction,
Fitchburgh, kerne, Wapole and Windsor, at $50
A W, aud arrive at WELLS RIVER al 345 and al
Burlington at Gao ?. VI.
Cars leave Boston for Charestown, Caremont
and Windsor at : 80 and - A. NJ, aud arrive al
Windsor at rs and $50 ?. "
Cars cave Wells River at 80 and Burlington o
6 80 A. NJ, and by way OF Windsor arrive it.
iio>tnn at 6 P. ".
Garsieave Windsor att As and IL 10. and arrive
n Boston AT p and 2. VI.
New York passengers connect at Grotton June
tion aud IVapuIe
Straas irav- wells River on arrival o. C,r
( u ,oerol, or St. Joausbury, Slnns'ead, DERBY
l. ir &c &c.
Stages leave iSu,limgton each morning Sunday
4cc.ted) Tor Montreal. 80. &c.
Freight Trains leave and arrive nt Boston daily.
Cattle Trains tor Porers on Tuesday.
THOMAS :. WILLIAMS,
Sup't Sullivan Railroad
Charl.stown. \. H.. Jan, l. 1850 d&wlf
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esOstOn, New York, &C.

BY The WAY OF WINDSOR, VT
aiIroad from Boston 10 Wells Rirer, and
to Burlington, W.--Through Tickets 10
Stations on the Passumpsic and the Yer
mont Central Rdilroad
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BOGLE'S AMOLE.

MOUND FOR SHAVING
This delightful article is totally different and far
superior to anything yet invented tor shaving The
base OF II Is derived from the ANNIE or soap plan
OF California article used 10y the natives OF that
country tol washing and thus. the use OF strong al
kan, 50 hurtiu 10 thr SKIN Is avoided It's vegetable
and detergent properties have the purcst ana mus,
nourIshlng effects on the skin it soohes and aIiays
irritation, aud has inc, thick creamy Iathrr, which
does noi drv on the face It is decided luxury 10
be shaved with TIN, Incompatible soap. Il IL done
up III elegant style. calculated either for the dressing
case OF the " rough ana ready traveller or HE toilet
OF the most ta-tdluus connolsSeur
BOYLE HEBEAIONA.
FOR REFRESHING AND BEAUTIFYIsG The CoM-
rLFXiO%.
Eraticating Ians, Pmp.es. and other e~upons of
the skin, amt rendering 1t alr, delicate and blooming
III equally etilcacluus in projecting the skin from
the not suns OF SIMMER, and heezlug blasts OF WIN
ter and Is the most ira grant and delicious article 10
be found at ti'r toilet OF fashion.
All the above articles have stood The test Of the
stnctest investigations and are WARRANTED superior
to anything yet invented; but, II not found to prove
so, Oh trla' the money, in Hli eases Wi b. refunded
10y my Agents. WV. b iLt, Popietor,
221, Ulshmgtou-st., Boston.
June -, l"5O. wlyl
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ONNONGE cry.
TSA KEGS ASSORTED Cur NAILS.
tO 100 Tons do Round 3-l6 to 3 inch Iron
10 Tons Assorted Square 3-S to inch Iron.
Band ll-9 to 5 inch do.
Hame g. Scroll ,5-8 to H. s DO.
Horse Shoe do.
Tire IFS 3-sto 6X 3-s do.
" Swedps inch to inch do.
-" Russia, Old Sable do.
10 Tons A.sortea Sandcrsons Cast steel.
Eng. and American Spring do.
German do.
" English Blistcred, L. do.
" American Blislered, do.
" Swedes and Am. Toe Call. do.
" Horse Nail Rods.
" Hoop Iron, So to Ia inch.
Gro Bars, CATER and Sleigh Shoes, Wro't Iron
hxlcs Cast Iron do Hooks and hinges Steel springs
Anvls Niscs, Screw plates, Bellows Log and Trace
chains Post DO, Wrot Nails, Horse Nails, carriage
hnts, Enmld. Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots, Sauce
Fans, Tea Kettles, Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles, Hollow Ware. cooking parlor and box
Stoves, calron kettles, Plough castings, Maleable
Iron Nuts and other castings, Fry Pans. Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead Sheet Xinc Shot, lron Brass &
Copper wire, Sheet Brass, Douglass pumps, Lead ipc
Shuve.s, Spades, scoop shovels, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks Hay Knives, Grind stone cfanks and roll
'rs, sad Irons, Tallors Irons shoves and tongs and
sands. counter scales aud weights, Heavy and hand
Steel Yards, Broad and Narrow Axes, AIDES Hatch.
cts, Cap Augers, Wagon ane cart Boxes, &c. &c.
By STRONG, DOOLITTLE & co.
July, |, 1916
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast, Throat, LUNGS. and Heart.

aud I'll diseases of pulmonary nature-such Diseases
usually prOVe 50 atu under ordinary treatment when III
81,
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GREENFIELD, MASS,

Corner Office, 60 Cedar 81. N Y, CHy.
Refers to Rev. Mr. Hand, DR. Swift, Rev Mr.. Nun.
son, bennington, VI His Ex & n Briggs, Rev
Mr.. Miner, Pttstield, Mass Braj. Barnet NJ
p, San'l Wells, Lsq., northampton. Mass
Rev. Dr.. Strongs, Henry ". Cluf f. Ripley,
Greenfield, Mass. Judge Brownei fownp, Vt.
June 10, 1850. w5Oly
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ELEGENT AND INVALUABLE
A ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

FOR RESTORING, IREsERyING, AND EMBELL1sH-
ING THE HAIR.
Tile toliowins Certificate. from DR.. lFinsolr Lcrjs
one Of the mast eminent PhysicdaS of BostOE
uH Sh0r The eStiuidti0R IN Uhich ii IS heid Jy tie
Scicnitc and tearHed, being one oHly % mdhy
similar ones
BosToN, Feb Is, 1850.
Mr.. HIM. BOgle-Sir The preparation invented
by you Tor the hair, has been extensively used in my
amiy. ana they give 1t the decided preference
all other compositions OF the kind It invIgorates
and beauties the hair, aud cranses the skin OF all
Impurities, without producing any ultimate dele,ei-
Gus effects, winch are so frequently the result OF many
well known patented compounds.
WlNSLOW LEWIS
1t is an indispensable article for the LADIES' rs j.
keeps the hair IN place and curt and the skin or part
ing OF the hair Tree from dandruff and scuri For
children, tays TIE foundation of good head OF hair
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EYOrass Notice.
.Gage Notice.

! nnd ~ cr N.nveEiber l.t, 1850, Stag vii
'H0ye Rn'mnd on tie arrival OF ne Cars from
8,' % on anl Whitehall tor Woodstnck, and q.
a. SInr evr ltng-rrturn next day, and arrive
ivtIt - uIn" 'nt passengers TO take tue Cars
..- } .ID gtou aad WureAall
II. BRYANT, Proprietor.
Ru,luni. Nov l. 1850 dEwlf
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BEWARE OF COUITERFEITs.

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
This medicine has Obtained that high character
which IS necessary for all medicines 10 attain to in
dnce cCulterierIs Ia put tuith spurious article nj
the r>k Of the lives OF those who are lnnUceniy dc.
ccIvrd.
LOOK VEIL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
They have the written guature OF c. VI. JACK
SON upon the wrapper, and the name blown in the
bottle W,ihOut tDiich they are spurious.
Fol sa lie wholesale and retail al the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
10. 100 Arch STREAr. ono door below sixth date
OF 27S Race street, Philadelphia and by respectable
dealers generally ghuut the country. Also 10
sale by SCARLErr X LYON, Druggists
Julv 1880 w3yl Burlington.
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AseeEEs ENHsAEjgt I!

80 PER CENT
lMPoRTANr CHANGE!
ALLEY
Magical Pain Er-
tractor, the original and
only genuine, IN n new
envelope and much larg-
er boxes.
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LIVER COMFLATNT

See hc q N. n bb1rL q sj7NIod o. aud others
Dyspepsia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27

The Vor do Pros0it of the eth inst. contains
democratic m anifesto, signed by Mazzini, Ledru
Rollin, Daruz, and Ruge, painting the progress Of
Europe towards republicanism. This is the signal
for an cutlery of the royalist papers against Lord
Palmerston. The manifesto does not meet with
much favor from the democratic papers.
The Algiers journals of the 9Th instant contain
reports from General St. Arnaud down to the ID, at
which date be had returned to DjDeli, after com
pletely reducing the three great tribes of BENZ
Amran, BENZ Foughral, and BENZ ouarzeddin
Prince Metternich left Brussels on the 9th instant
with his wife and family, for Johannesburg. Before
his departure, the prince admitted to private
audience of the King of the Belgans.
A duel was fought, week before last, at Munich
between the Prince de Wrede and Baron de Ler-
chenfeld The baron was wounded, but is out of
danger, though still confined to his bed 1t is said
that, seeing him fall the prince fastened to him.
and offered his hand, but the baron rudey pushed
it aside, saying, 81 have nothing in common with
youn' The cause of the duel was an assertion of
the baron, that in 1913 the prince had shown cow
ardiee and hid himself in the Jewish synagogue.
Accounts of the 18th inst from Paris, state that
petitions in favor Of revision continued to be pre-
sented to the Assembly. In spite of the political
agitation the funds are higher, hves closing 30 GEN.
times better than Wednesday the llth
The question of the revision has assumed so un
promising shape, that the Duke de Broglie has
intimated that though he is willing to assume the
ofce Of President, he cannot undertake to draw up
the report of the committee. The reporter will
not be selected for about three weeks. Ii is sup
posed that the choice will now fall upon M. de Toe
queyille
Notifications of the military were spoken of in
Spain on the 7th inst.
The Prussian post Office had reduced the posta &c
on English newspaper, to it's former rate.
The military force in Ireland is no reduced to
5000 men.
The crops in Ireland never before looked so we'll
An abundant harvest is anticipated.
The Dublin Nation ann ounces that the ne xt ge-
neral meeting ofthe Tenant League will be held on
the banks of the Boyne, on the site of the me-
morable battle.
Lord Melville died on Tuesday night, the 10th
INST, at Melville Castle, near Lasswade, in the
county of Edinburgh. The deceased viscount, al
though British peer, took little interest for two
years in political affairs. In early and middle ife
however, he occupied somewhat prominent place
sn the political world, having been president of the
Board Of Trade, in the administration of Mr. Per
cival, from 1909 to 1872
discovery has just been made at Hermiones, in
the Peloponnesus, Of q certain spring Of water
which, when mixed with oil, becomes at once
kind of soap. A sample has been admitted to che
nical analysis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-27

"A Boy kipNArPED, On the 2Sth Of May, man
Of the name Of Rhodes made his appearance in the
north vest part Of the town Of Shields, in Dodge
county, making inquiries with regard to farm,
under pretence Of purchasing. lie also inquired
particularly as 10 the residence and family Of Jede
diah Clark, old resident Of the town, and about
the location Of the schoolhouse. lie stopped Mt the
house CT Mr.. Cooper, about two miles from The re-
sidence Of Clark, and divulged bis motive in prow-
ing about in that neghborhood. which was to kid
rap the son Of Mr. Clark, child of about six years.
In the morning he laid in wait at the school house,
and the first sch olar who made his appearance was
Clerks son. He inquired his name and persuaded
the lad 10 90 with him. lie hired a wagon and
went to WATERFOWL, from which place the father Of
the boy bccan satisfied that Rhodes proceeded to
Milwaukee ard down the lakes. This Is singu a.
and high handed outrage, and evidently concerted
scheme, es tie man declared that he would have
the boy, dead o. alive, and was armed 10 resist any
interference. Ip0t0totcn (IIis Register, JWel T.
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ARRIVAL OF TINE ERU0PA'S MAILS.
SU~-~>o~o--~~~~~~-~~~y~>oS
FURTHER EUROPEAN NEWS,
&C.. &c.. sc.

The Europa's mails arrived in town yesterday
The operations in American State stocks have
been steady in London during the week, and Messrs'
Bell s. Son quoted, the 18th inst, the prices as
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OPEN TO BETIIEL.
Stntion foot Of India street Portland,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
c.nm,n.l.. Msr.h 10. 1851


PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, Sunday
| eNe,ri,l, until i1ul-r notice. a' nI'osi
Lowe Tftaal nr Drihel, 10 30, \. VI.
Ir.yr rlrtanl iHr South r5ris. 1T 20 \. ".
p1I2l5r. VI.
I,,- Tstb,l f,r rr,lbrI 81 IN.
love South rsliH iar rHIihpl. re rs \. VI.
,ri 2snP. ".
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f.r- Us,Iu.,H. rtT.O \. ". 1a1 2lh, \. ".
TELIGur TRAIN lsa,.s ratanl ~ South
rari.. atCso An, i,a,, ~usih rnu. i"r lor''
trN. No n An
T,i.''ttstn. between Sarh rsIis AMI llrihrlUn
No Pose. W,1r,sials arI IIid','
y. ea... received office sHrs.i.
TH. Cur"r, vII 90 De- f.sf. r. Pc GU l1--1-r
ta 1a r.1rrt r,os, irr go i1 ,lh-, uHIT.s nHiio'
4. -i,ru, Az raid &C. Loo th. f1ir "i "r' l'.fcns'f
nt,y.I, s.Nl a|dif..r1l ,1'...
Ur fE- au.,sI Of ihr s..1 4 ". rIvHrd train
T,rB Tut'arf. r,B-0s i.N. ilr ..Hvts. ~'n'i'rs
I'D, che r,vrs .,u..I hollow rs hlH'vs, 40. ~rr.h
p.fi. Sufru. Trrs'Hts, Ibrrs .1,s lHi ~liuf.'1,s
rrlllui-o1. ru g..1MHuad, l.,'N wdluc.
prar,'. Food Station. Wo.a,a. W,'us,. 'a, Oh.
.r.F .'r..J.,s o. EuHi.rI 400 nNh.ls iu,sdl1s,
Tu.f,,. o. N-'u'a,s, tr l,ru..u' 900 Au.n.
,,I.
UHf-r ~rt,.bt-I,. Co. ''j.ri, ~h.if.Hr MI.
rrf DrrIam. N.Il. ur...H1', IhwH.H's a'l
>s.r,Uf,. Go EauHah I,fr,.uu 80. Lancaster,
y o. N.HHF.. M,i.s.I,. a1t lu.fN' ~ Zee
H4. Nilr ,H NnthrrlrrHri, y. a.
IT, Y. ,uU~EH, Superintendent.
Urur-l. NBrh e., 1871. 81
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Copics will be sent by Mail free OF postns,
To Purchaser.

- Ou the receipt 81 Onc Dollar, THE MAR
WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL CON.
pANION, b. cent (.sailsi ts,fl o. auy pat ui ths
nitrI >iatef. NJ lstiDrs must o. pu.tuaiI. feN.
cent those containing rcmitiprcs,) ami adIrs.srJ
a. DR. A. ". MAlluEEAU. BoN 1921, New
Noik City rulli.hing Office, No ~, ii-rt,,t.,
New lufk.
Over 10000 Copirs have lccn cent by Mad. with
10 three munihs, With perfect safety ana ccraint,
Boohsesrs and agents engaged IN H. ,,lo, are
making handsome cnmpsirncic. iron the rad, and
extraordinary demand l1r II, and the extremely lib
eral terms afforded them.
Active heal OF travelling agents, throughout the
United States and Csnadas, Will b. supplied on the
same terms. Communicltiou, are required o. b.
post pail ani addrs.sed a. above,
CAUTION. The public are cautioned against
yariOus eatrh pennies intended 10 h. palmed oil up-
on them. initiating the title of the work as Z" The
Married Lslia' Medical Companion" and various
other tiies. The Tile Of the work !. " TIE MGr-
ned WOMiN'S fbirais Mclifal Coapraios," Nv
DR.. 4. ". Mauriceau.
Jul,, 1857. 3m5s
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

DT the Wa oCisI2. ofthe Florida and other
" Indian War. since l790.--ani inr the commits.
toned uaesrs aft the War with MeNico,-who ser.
we'd f1r one month and upwards, and have received
M land land ifjc,d, sc their widows 90 minor
chil.en,) obtlircd under The new law by HollA.
ITO MOODWAN. 20 Railroad Exchange, lios.
ton, ~ 10 IA. AN Artnc, AZ Washington.
", eksyF, sglf,s sucrss.fi. lie has grncies ~
the We.iem states ior the selection u lands and
location u warrants, by pcrsonai inspection, and
pay. the Highest cash price Zoe lands thus heated
Oct. ~, $50. llJs.
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L,uer. lrr ',lI, received Of tll.. character. ru-
ur',.stU, tu ursrHi.
T. th..c ,r' uHuluir', iut contemplation mlr-
ragr, "l IsIhtI. uuu .sipuug OF. o. ils rur..f, OF
m,uuir. OBJ. rs-p.H. .ii..ir- aurYaIf. uuu o.. the
imr.ftF-.r Of 'siH. Ius.rs.ri n fr. f.ttafluHs
contained ir tlr.r IagHs, 30 i.tI.uair, Y,pI,ir-
their iu"u. bIT. iurss, cannot o. appreciated
n d. Of r.uIso, iuTiF.it,aL.e iu ,IH,r, u.Ir 90.
tbs ,lI.us suIyc,ls treated of, as th,, are II a.
nature .fli.r' urariHl lor th, mlrfr lr thl.r
ruutru .,fi & marriage ueH.r BE- % u..r.r.ltl.
since 20 .- gfrry ol.'- dI, 60 I,rHus IH...s.ed o.
knovIsl.r uhuIy DO, ,ufrirg, iu uIt,ha wife,
mother, or sister, Mas BE- sub 60, olu o. olivia
a.
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HHUult urraHs 80 lHrffHrahUF Ua sHfITr sYffHH
Ala. boz flI-. CHAMP rAUNIls.~ cot Palsy
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A.lIE 60 .lNONlt. GulI fTltlfsN IrW
bNbp. uFNfNE~~ NERVOUS IUI MONS TtE
UINIluN ut IUE liFAII AIuTIINl. NFU
UAlsIA TAlNs u ihs NIUE 90 tiWNI. tIbFU
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,fsl su-ffst 20 Che already pr1stTir' f1sftri u.s
urirr tHs sifsrr'LsriHE Do giving TIfHl...r l.f#
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TINIALi NINtlNt~~L- 90 rf.''." a'.'.'t
d. ..... tLHl,rs lutfutuui, NJ.
49, Ser ntauI 90 IH...|H.f OF '..'' II.
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Zoe ale lp IIsrr, Howe, rari. ll,l, W.. \.
Rot. ~.ufh rat,.. ~h.Sll,, s Favor, Nuva,
and a., merchants auI burg-i,t. r,r.nIl,.
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bs safsff srrIfaf.aa in place 81 fHs usHsl T.fs Hf
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STlCE NOTICE.
Tnir Reduced br stage aud steamboat,
from Paris o. Iio,ion.

ENUE Guu r,u. api NHIva, o. il".f.1, be-
/ connection t.'ItH. steamer = J. la\NEl.\tI,
300
Is,,. tuu Cal..r'. MILL arJ W,,hul'r,
o. EHsf#H, 10
Fan. a. LOO T.r.. 1rT Norway. tH rausrI. lbs
T4rr i.u tr.l.l.. MIsapI Nr.rbluIr, Co
rHUHHH J."
I.r,r tuHNs ~Hr. Hove rtus ilI'l. N.uH.'s
WrIr.,#r,s 1000 IrHa,'. HfbI2u'fHrh. \ ".
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IrI llli o.. Iosi.'
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY RALSAN,
Thc Great COUGH REMEDY


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rhaH. nd tHrtss 90 Itn-uu'iti'' q .'.7.t. la'f
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fa rI#1 o. I.. f's Dol. IHI ut 'r ..'' 'f Ir ~
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II rrsa. IH.f fIs H. .it.a. he cared t.s." ~,
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au=uHfptt Gel, HrI ys .| erIt Hi . n II if fffHf
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.f fl... Is. e. Jau.atnpti"H. .s .s' 80.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
Why don't yen destroy tho, Btd.bas'
THE DEAD SHOT,

j. Ils' dc '..r- 'rrt T... |. sur r.... Ikea
paint Cr yrrs. 10 dries Hr wherever 3. .s .rH. ri.
an rl11'rs ,...e t.a whole ..l-.. ..Ils-rs "a eg
cd lrH..a.. - u#.. .r.-IrT.
Ap0.r t.rra f..-.I-. wan. ..... -.r ...f. rrrl-
80, tfss, frr. .r. invaded. rE s.ar u.-H.'E Itsf
sUAtt uLuJHLL IuJ 50 wurI.
k.Fflt.-, .l t.e use 90 ti.s there .s un %. icon
ogs tlst rising % Fu.u'e che .r Of -r.r nj .s al.
r1gs % cue gfisr rf.Il GrHHsrF So fr'T Hfsli--
- 81 irh' theref1re, with .rIIa.. care, O. l. no..
vi's Injurious Oh health.
PRICE q CENTS.
/. T. DTTCHEES ttr rsuu'rs-t.F Gre
q. ". ATWELL. P1r,'sr+ Ne. W-,ysls 4 .sst
10 a'l-m order. i.r srlp.es Cd me article, sIlu.l
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o. r-tofs.5 .. --s 1'-,. ,4...'.. s.rs-..
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TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND

comic. hay, l,,n .ulI ,a,s lhc fr., rltHu ua. is.
suTd.
Tho arihet has lssu induced o. ,l,rriI.e % t1
che mr,ui auJ Itrssirs tuIu.st ~ thUs, vhu have
l4,u iH,'sllrI a. b. Iul',IiIun hr 1911 th.y boil
dear. lih,t 40 rn', have 1919 Sup"'innity 81" 'lfh'1-
irr a. All uhs have l,.rr.l h,u viih thuIs,p's
sf I,ft,T. II ,ucumiur, fI.ns 81 which al, aTu.Nud
o. ths advertisement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
Palsy and ParalysLs

Al Th1fcsns aeluHslslg- thst thee 's.r' 20 q
rl.ts 60 .su.sf iJ asf.lTrIF n Nr.aHt lHrtH %
Hf affected UHHt DE tHsTsFIfs sal.a.l. N....f'
.N.F.Hl .u#a IA I..H ~ .HfFN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
1000 Cases Of Palsy and Paralysis

hrrs lssn reported ~ 10 Dusprtt 81 Dc igFr'
sthin me ..st ts0 yesl, vAi5A L-'s t"sa sa...'''
restored
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
Salt Rheum.

= WE he u,lcrsi--cd, haviBs cNpsr'-
dE eaerd thc r,od effcts Il W.. II. THr.
49, PANS Patent Comp1uni rr cufr of
-sj SALT EilruM an.l other huuof.. d.
" a ,becfn rtomHci ito aH afflicted,
r. tll le.t article o. au ,gn.nl cy,r invented o.
hluFIs eTHrlI,. ia rHry especially 81 Nhcpn.
lsii g.. Ire-shlu. thr-of. Me g.. ". Ia,
fl,,s, q. ". i.9vi.t.u. No; u. Beckett, lo'thnd,
Nlr.. e. C.,su. Uar.4J. e.; J. =. llsr,son,
SaFm. Macs; Cau,f T. C'louri. b..i0n. Mac
John Williams, no.t POI, Me- jo'fs put', Bath.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-06-06
MARRIAGE.
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE CAUSES AND TIE REMEDY,

NAM anil many VIE cnducs years of hodily
'uh, ring, and II mcuial Anguish PROSTATE and help
less, tnhitierng hst LIE, that II her husband, anil
hamrdnc ihs future welfare Il her children, arising
from caves, which, n isovH, vouL have spared
the suffering, ih,sapguish Ia The wife and 20 the
husband ,nlarras-ulsnis add pscniay difficulties
having thsir origin a the mind leing weighed down
AVID hlrrasscd he cousouenr, Il che si,krrss II ihc
COM apiun II hi. ln.'n.
How u0rcrlaut that the c1nscs should L. Known
IN ever, eiic, to every husband, ihai ihe dfadlul
mai bafr,uinr rau.,,T1rus,- i1 ihr health aul hap
,,,,.. Al 10th ma, H. avoided 10, b. tpn shuu
ar health tuo rissi0us o. ainit au, position n ihc
,.p.t,I, .rut viihuw ihs flli rurY,Iu,ni ~ thr
,tb,t. The timrh rus.sssiHn ~ 18th vu'k 'u-
ttl.d ns f,Iinvs be- ls'r thr means ~ saving DO.
h.tlth AMI thr lit. ~ tbluslsis, ls over