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EL-l-, --n--nLll-r-
COMPETENCE AND HEALTH.


l'H'AhllNH ~ 'tf. ~ l~lt.
nr- Srs AHuv ,uu Will have ths kiHIurs. O.,
is,r Nth mr in on, sr-fo,,hiDg upun ,uur time
while ,,krHN', De-, fiu lsb,, ~ iu,seIf and NtsD
thr ublE,fiars go fHrl uursfl,rs ur.Hf o. ,.u. in
ha,ire mad, tu.vN certain matters ,HH'liqr,i in
your upsi iu,a.ulb's N,ui,i Woman. Iiitrir
N,Iird C,mTariIn. n hEs l-.,7 worth lr. weight
iu gold o. mo-. II I expires msrif rather v,um,.
,uu .r, that cannot DO s1 Ton stftnl,. when in.
uuu 500 ui ihe extent 90 which have. through %
lr,u lsu,fti.F. I VIII state m, ,iiHlupi, when
uItaiHrl ,rur l.nk thruush che m,r,st CURIOSITY.
llk u,su itas .ur IT the mHst ilitullis events IL
m, hir. I bad isrr mnuiUi some ten wears a1l
uas thr father ul seven ,h.Idfrn. Wa Don. .iru..
lu. uarflsiHg',. % doe sul ihu | night -ln =
mr.',uis rumIsirrr,. lut thr results II m, utmost
,,sr,iH1s ne tla end. ftt mc al,ut who're Nas 10
'h- 'giruiug IT each year. anI that uHb. with ihr
m,st ft0ird ECONOMY, suf.ri"g with lar,l, le
ur-s,.afi., ct ~. Iiu,l',. this constant ,Tar
vas l,-igniuF f6 have be- effect ul fut health.
,it I.ts ,Bla's o. endure i's o.Htilua1rc, uhtl,
Gle che nf,,ssity Ut p-fsr1rHurr.
The rHus'l q, increasing ftru.-'r un CO.'S f1u uts
imperative, i1 consequence n che rus'IairI rHltf.
ton ~ u, vilr (sfih occasional iu',Yi.s .gl .rf
fIN years, mrrb q ihs uur ,HufnfI o. hrI i.i .HI
u COWS, Incapable 81 al irg ths chir.r auI u.p.
,grmsHl Z h.usrhuIl lf,ir.. llsf condition lr o.
huIn causes IT which va. ign1faut uh what
w'ulI have given bad The siN ,rar o. live over
,giin' What vuui u, VIII have given o. h,s,
l-,1 spared The lpug is,s ,pi it'll .u-Hr ni-ht.
rfosirlts ore 20 3D. 1t Standardization vaurI
have been avoided, bad tlsns,sn , cop, IT ''Tt,
Mvud Ueu.4, P.IrH's Wail.al '1HrH1.4."
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Truth is STRANGER Than Fiction
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and DyspspNia

REV. Dir LANDS. 4 CLERGYMAN
q Ns~ Isusy Of distinguished su.ansBu AL -
stsi fsIuistu1
srr,rv Nsp Isr,sy Ialy % 1879
DE- u CHssutHussf 30. haI Ssh o. k4as
II ne shat be-, been Ne result boz my BsH case q
n. tIl,irstl1n 90 Ilih UNIEANIl bEL4 AND
NFihIAiE Ny Tgrly sss t1ilHss.
tur aHul' fssu'y FsaTt tsi tssn suhsurg ir1n
uysIsFs wen lrst iHs ~ M tiImt NgIar.s aHuf.
nof Cu4It uIts.H permanent rslsf fH1r sHy rrIIts
q medical usstnsni sls,stsr AhHai fasus,s yssr'
un-s on c0ussg1sur' II helusui ssIH'uIs n aa
AsaIbsr. il ne discharge 10 ry Pastoral fuHss
became sa'.sUt 1 ssEgfs tLuHIH lias. rs'NT.
shcb be yer silsf ysaf rsYtsi as IIslss,f.' sl.s
aHgp.'h ssiihsf in Ns sIrisf - - sli o. Dol 90
o. Iusnts ~ TrshrhIHg EIstt fssl l1 10y ual a.
TaiH4s uiAsf charrbss ta t4.s TsgHr sss sfta. .ti
~ the hruushtis. shirh tnHn D. auss sH sIrIu q
20 frtIfe su iuinsiia's tusIsusslH 90 ~ fsf..ra4
rsisI llI 81 ny BrunrL,us became suHs. o. 10
90 uy uEHlrIsla aE4 NAyuuaNr sfr-fa#l NGH
sttUr.Hg tsl Thee dts0rlsu sFrs CHaurcfei Et.t
each Utarf .AIHIEI iAs uvlIuu 10 ihe NsrH4t 80
ten IN iut Nh1.r THarns-nIsrta i1sfa seemed O. -
l remedial sgsut whlrh tuuI reach aa' fsyat sTsis
my NJftult system even thIHg That rs uis' .If
tAis puIIss he'd -uul.eisil is,.s4 AZ l.ti sas -
b. MS tsf.ls lH tNsnlus uuT ItsUiiFEs anf .lH4EA
siih 30 ysfy s.rguins h'Iss oi tlsIr strIslrI| !
ittsfmissI g. tfy ne snsCl IT the spp,afsrr %. 80
UALyNNtC BAIT ANu NttAtAtf. sih ~.
u ABShTlt FLUID IAit 49, Boz Joe. 1910 10
~ aa1.r ,srasfsHaF-r ~ rso nars ~ urtTtFtis
49, .8ss, ts ri.U D.s 49, sssstt0 ru s'slEs
~ TssTosaL tsspHs Nas Hs'S uses cs.rfsB
'fs-ts .tsfict ~ s',"g't - rH' bsss'HTrn,
$50 ~ NHtrs art' rFs'rtaS Hsstsrtttt rtstss
- rSa,stTN, such 10 Tie s01lsi,ll and L.IPy 70
sult 90 ne sApsumsut
have recommended tie BELr All FLUID 10
ia.Hy sho haze uesu Lkssiis s4rsnag irUH Nsa
nig. aasgu1Hs lhsy La1s trei them slfH HVTs
ts,.trs. ssiEfs ~ t'fsTt ease
"a, isar 'ir very respectfully yoln ....-
ROBERT " LANDis
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r'.rf. Hsf rr.ias'. Hr,tiT OPP Che 0.~-l u.rr ,f
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
IT T.
American Vermifugc

rur1r,l H Curtis 4 rukrr.. fsaFfrs rr~-I.
-rt.r 90 WORMS f1 ChiilI,1 ,r a.r'fs.
lf .. pheasant Oh tht H.fr, ,Ht sff n lts ,r~Ia-
fr.rs if Dies ne rHTfI.1 m#I.ur,, ,I aH, other
rIr.nI Ts...1 ana 1s % l. pleasant tn che ris'g.
..rIH urI .Lr if sat..,. Hrl ufEb.rr fhe rTrsI.
0..- s....r. ufuJurrJI, ether krr's of N,uurr-r.
- .It- receipt o. IAIs Nruu.ir-r uas Tr,ru-
oil from one 81 tbH m.sf C,ssat.I Th1sr..Hrs iH
Nry Nurl, ari sNf.r.I,., rruy,. rbrHu-b bong
rr| .rTr,-.r' TTrri.I.. #r. We r.H COO, ..rrT.rH
...rarrss where o. h1s rr,rrrI large r,--u1'iurs
% N.rrs after all fIs ether N,u..r-,s LI' l,sH
utsf Urruut lu, c..i effect
ElrrrIrr. o. M H.vsfs sNTT SOD srrT. 1T.
s...l 60 - ,rHts ls'f's ty pu-r.sf. Brf t.a.gr
oil. HrHirrln~ srrsIa.., aBt d, llrur, Howe. Pare.
E..f& CO.. lrt \. Field ~au.H rHrI.. l.. M1sN-
F1ru. N.uh Ilns. /. tteunI &, CO.. ru.irrIf.
J. O. Hove. rrI E.h1f ,ru,srf. ~nurrr. e.. l..
TnH..s an. ~baJAh, s. Favor NHvI,. ". Eri.
ir,Hr 1r.. Nllsuf.l, Moose. Mechanic IsIs a.
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New Tailoring Establishment,
Hubbard g. Stevens

\I-utl.p pa, ia thrtr customer a.I ihs rul'r
w fhr. I.r, .l,r .H convection with ihsfr h-sI.
coca TAILORING I~TAUl l>UNENr.u brt.
l.r, HII is rTrrHr,d tH u.ar H1i uim GbrurHt,
.s u.| arI on as god tN.s 1s clH ls done On "a.
lEu t.uHt. Ties h"T, N1 fufr. regard ta the
vauis n tu,rr JHs,.uHls @. nrtit thaTr 81 rItHU
TaU.mrr. Du'urr .rrs Ht thrJt u.tCs. and var.
raHtrI 20 no iUr,Y1i, raIr.
~. 4 =. vrul a'so 'p, that rar, have and shall
kUsr gauU affUituf"tyt
Gsrr70, Trsrsh 1rl American Dhck Cloths.
r'r. Bri Blown llr.rI C'.rhs.
EHrl CBssir.fr BHl 70 skins.
BLACK Sruu 8ul Lasting N,sfiHEs
IaHr, pus.lir. ar1 ~riiulf'. &c rl1is.
Tsrrjs ,Hi Cl.hu.u,f. i.r >unurr cats,
~ - which vII D.. s.'I srI mode up ne ,hsnp
e.. ,.l o.. d.us ol.suhor, Il dc SANE quality and
v.rhmrr.HfT.
o. addition tu'hs al0,e, thr, intend Co kccP on
hsr. n cord lssHftmsrt Il
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Consumption,

tuI oils trl CO.. iH.aHf'fIs tfi's. p Y -,
Nsffa,s.ss Ntat ,.siH rfft'ff.ff 80 i.T'tt 80 ~
fI.MALE MEAINNI-~t~ sli ''fT''.'' s''"s
&C.. f..sH.. IhalrTs lutHntata a. . - ..
tS- Ter rtunI 900 IaH 80 ' 80 -.
Pamphlets ED Ifisa. a.f=si 80 a .'Ts Na'' '''
srT HnaT
For ale b, IIeur Hove, Paris iliNi WV ~
Ru.i. S.uth r,G. shr,kk, 4 Fayor. Norway
and b, merchants nd druggists rsusfalh.
Al orders must 4. addressed o. Wallace Co.,
30t nfoadwJy, New Nuth. ~
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

M tAs Va Hf Isi' ---ffI- I..ri.4 sr# .f.a,
" I1.iIa1 WaIs .rH.H t-"U.-=lr Er Dol. -s.......
..1ei ufucefs af th. Naral.s N.slrH.-s.. ..r.
,r.. o. U1r 1HHfh aHt rrsaT.s, r#H hIye receive.
rl aud.--ta1i o. .f8f. n their widows .T rIr.t
chit sn,l G.f5Ils4 ri,s fIr rrp Jv it ilpEA.
To WuOpNAN. 20 Ei.lu.I ENrbsHsr, b.
tlH..s o. hl. r1 AEsrr, no NlshiH-t.B.
s. riT-s rTl..T 1r,.. ssf'. a. has a-C1s.s' be-
the Mg,'srl ~H-rs &C. thr selection 10 uHts lHd
hcation Of warrants, O., p-s11aI Inspection. and
paws the highest cash PRISE &c hl-s thus i0cltsi.
o-J. m, 1850 l,3'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
.UHE FOR LUNG COMPLAINTS
DOWNS, ELIXIR

Z. "a ...st fol- .-.t.,l rlr,f.', 2 lung rHf Liver
e. rrI..-fs. o. Genes C's. Coughs. NhH.TiH-
Jr-r. trrr, A.fhu1, Bleeding 10 fh. iHH-s.
U.r.rHI tFrrt#rs, trHhrr r1 ihr throat 1r.
.r --..E. .r' lag sni l'rf '.rrHiHts. 10 'H.
,r..I rr., ..... eff shat vgs believed O.. lc CON.
f.r.. t.rsr.Hf"H.
o. bel hr.lr concentrated. rr| s.i. .r O. loo. an.
- .f. l..ff. p. ne so ..Hf. rr. = Z geo bottle.
IHr-. .....#rs .f JrT.I.ga.rs ~ ls - JTrJf'
..te IsI. ........ rHi W. 1r' ,.rsrH"it rr.,.N-
.-r r.p .rr., l-.' ru, IE. ana ltuiI 90 Ir' yNs
rIsr CONTINUATION.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
Two mUNDRED THOUSAND
THE MARRIED W1MAg'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
ny DR, A. ". MiuRICEAu.
Professor Of diseases II IromrH.

rwrsrrIrH ,pruos. Is mo. NJ. go. rEicr
on DOLLAR.
Thi. votk q. intended c'pecill, FOR TIE
MARRIED.. or ihnss contemplating rnauagv. ~ h
dissllsss important secrets which shoui 4, Known
o. them particularly.
IIen,s. ever, i-tnals-ihc wife. the m1ihsr.-thc
one hjrldiny ,ntn wumanhrod. ~ uc on" in the
dc,linc n wears. ,n whom nature Contemplate an
important chlugr-clH discover thr causes, symp-
toms and The met risisui remedies and np.t cor.
tam mpdc ~ cue, i c,cy complaint 90 which bee
sfS BE- subject.
The revelations contained in be- pages have
proved 70 llIssiu- o. thousands, as ths iruumrrahr
si'ru r,criy,J D, ihe sulhuf (vhlSh H. BE- permit.
tel D., The writers o. rublishl will affect
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IN VI N,tHt,INu- W prr So. Tho
NpuisI Mun1u's Private NrUirll J.mr anton. ilr
which I ,lgIH.od uur dollar o. ,"uf address. came
.pGI, to harI. vnud MT have trluIlsd sou
with thee ~, l1.s lot th1t ,m impsIlrI d, q
sense ct sau'ulr, &c on, eli api vii,. q. give 90.
tsr,uor o. ,ur stu1rir aHd h-iui,.t crnotiDn.
VI, wiz has lgTu psrrTull, sinking o. Some
thTfs ,tars ,T i1uFc, il consequence II her great
,u.u,.h arl ,rl.fIr- SOME muUils lsYfr sbi IuIin.
faHGIru..f. every s.r-rssi,r ONE uHrr a1i urIr
d,hInt,.l ari p, .s'Islol her, Iut'i-. hrr hr n
iumIu.1i danger. p1l which was On DE Dot rJoa.
.i.n. Ts.I br.i aG ! .uITuseI that thi. sufs II
thtr.s was irr,tlhir, aul rrsir1ri w1 sri o. rsHt
che vufst 80 ihI. iirr lI.v abput tu1 mrEfh.I
beard ,aur l.nk h.-h, sr.hrn ~ 1s containing
some IHstrrf. reaching u, Ds". o. ItsTr. rip"i
r.ru.r. I ,ll1.'r,rrrs. On 1Hu ihr t.I.f q. '.'.
,d on, distressed all ,rI 'hr I.' BE- rr-.. #.alf.
90 o. ui ur'r, r- ..imr-g '..' ft. -T.f ..rr,4ft
81 " VI. pH.nIar Ir.yia,i rrnst. o.
uTsr.I r.... .,' tIur Which .H. rItrI
va. r.ss.hl. NHTrrHpr, r1Hsl..flrHr lsr It.r
f,fa, thr ,u,- itir1. an up .,r 90 500 flr h',irr
lr,n che ms,l. 90 iurlrfiug o. o. tir mlttr.. con
t1irIl ir no. N.r.d WHuIu's Private NaIr,aI
Companion. l'ui g. thi.. efr another ,rIt vuul
have passed u,rr m, bead, on Il huulu prulahtlit,
m, Wiz ouu.l have ho,a 90 hrr grave, aui m,
,hilIr,n atm.ihsrl.".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
Real Estate for Sale.

A BOUT ninety acres II frat rate land, situ,,.J
y within Que halfa mile from Paris Hill. als,ut
twenty I've acres of which !. ~ell wooded ADD the
remainder well dN,ded into tillage and pasturng.-
Sad hnd will b. sold IA lots 20 suit purchasers.
For iuIther particulars suquire OF L. {, jordan
Z. c. JORDAN.
Pair, Ne. J,n. ., 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21


PASSENGER TRAINS will roo 1all,, Sunls,
excepted, uniil further notice, Is t.Iavst
Lave Portland iOr souih Paris, at ! - 4. VI.
anI T.. VI.
Leave Portland fnr Dan,iIlc Jmction.at 53DA.
VI. ,, anil IS T.. VI.
Lave South Paris fpr Portland, At IS n 50,
\ ".
Lave DanIille Jnnriioa l1r Portland, Is. and
N IS, \. ", and -. PM
Lave roui.nl ior walrpilL, $50 \. VI, aud ?
y VI
Lave Portland Toe Lewiston, ! 90 \. VI, anil .
Had Is, T.. W.
Lave Portland Gr BuckGsld7 30, \. ", and
, Pm
freight imin will have Pouhnl lor south
Paris, at6i5A. ". leave South rau, Zoe r,H.
and, ~ 4. VI.
NJ gr'I. received after sunset.
The Cumrlu, will not H. responsible Toe b1-g,gr
o. a1 amuuHt ,>c,, ng 80 in ,alue, un'c-. notice
q. given, ani raiI fr ~ the rate IT ons passenger
lur eyrfN : 500 d.tinn,l ,Iiue
The : 3DA. ", main iIuu p.Iiarivil .IHr..
al South rsIi., lr. Ia'., IHw.a.. SD -.".
.a,s, with stage. OIL. Greenwood ruI U.,I.. o..
csstc., y. 10. E..I.i. a". Au..t,r.
fnr further particulars Gee raillu 81 E.Iisal
Guide. :. Z. CORSER, Supennlcnlen.
Portland. Octulsr l, 1850. sat
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Or. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

10 u.si iIr sIl conFls.Htt snsttHg he Throat ~
ilesi suEh o. bIuurHiIt Inflammation OF he ILr1s.
NsUDIs tul -irs Headache uittiHsu 10 the Hsst
Nggulsa iH tAs iscs BuIting uf ltnsua. N tAs
tani, u,ailsaf allcL 10 gsIsts.ly Ntfyols al l-l
MIN a..ur .-m Mimi LaLL.I LL- L.-L-.uN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21

L'ARE from Pari. and Norway To Boston, in
i connection with the steamer ST. LAWRENCE,
500
Fare from CrAigie's Mills and WelchVile,
Co Boston, LIS
Fare from Paris and Norway, To Portland, rs
Fare from Crsigie's Mills AMI WelchyilIc, to
Portland, 100
leave n. VI. Marble's Paris Hill, MONDAY.
Wednesday, and Fridays AT g I.2 o'cOck, A. VI.
arrive in Portland in time for the last train Of Car
and boat Coz Boston.
Leave the American House. Portland, Tuesday,
Thursdays sod Saturday., al o'clock, A. NJ
au.ve at PARIS, by 4 O'Clock, I. N.
BAll orders by Express To Portland and Dos.
ton, carefully attended to.
PENNELL 4 RIMBAI.L.
PAR. Hin, May Is, 1850. rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
Indian Dyspepsia Pills,


STOMACH. AND All lis At.
ILNuANr Evils
Thee Pa. have n1 sHgsrIHr &C. 400 rlr parra.r.
a. vh.g. clrh-II. .l T1.-i'IIy .@.lriH,s b. rg-
sHirgf.
They arc m.H I'D 'hHur-I on th,.r Hrraf.r.
s.-,lsit- OBJ. stomach AND bowels .i o rH.r.ifI
asi giving f.rH BHi strength fs tIr vr.'..t.
o. case HI Long standing Luuc com-
plants, uI.h .rFr.arf r.sfVfrI.s. fNN . .H.t
bs u-rI Of. r.HH,rfI.H vi'h Aurftr's D. ..ir.. r,r.
up1s. l.H,r. lrl sII often se.rt cores, .rrT a'
c.uu.r ...srs have t,|ri 20 Ir, god effect.
49, ls dealers Ir H.sfI.IHr r#Hs....1. rH. I.
HEM liass. par. ilfI. Er.t 8 a.. ant &. FI..l
>.'l'h isris L. NashLurr. 40. pari.. O. Nfv...#
\ Co., lagA.-l.s J. q. U.ar aa.l Roland Croker
S1Iurri 4. l.. lrsH.., Hrs ~trkar & T.,.f.
N1ral,i VI. E.r".rr ..a NaaHrIrs y N.,fr.
NsJhlHls ra.s. I.l9
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Palsy and Paralysis

AZ Ihls.r.aHs acku1slslgs th.t these tsrntis a..
tsss' afs gapFsI ~ ssfIiF4ry n NsuaHf EHugg ia
ir hhecisl lmht Dc rHssrit't bairan.r AtLgls'
s4I supply u.s IFflisuf QuRsr al tUaIp.sls al
s#fIff cue "A Tins sHsrfsI'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
BOOkbinding,

4 IT, those who have ben taking Magazine and
\ NcWsJarsrs che Jast YEAR, can have them iHuud
IN au, sNs The, sish D., sending ihsm a. lhs su-cri-
h,rs. Th,rs B. no W, ufVrs,r,iHg a guod work ,
ct au, kiui. except b, hudu-, anl 'irrc u cen o.
don, IN the ,.uut, aui n ths l,si pD's,bl' stll,.
10 BE- uuuh r,rfy ones r.iior. Ju,t give ~ q cal
and examine yuI specimens a1i yt.,rs.
MOVES 4 BEN..
Norway, Nov I, 1850. tl'59