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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Commissioner, Notiee 70 Creditors.

WE having hssn appointed B., 'hs Judge OF Pro-
w hate fr the County of OAtIri, 20 receive
add examine the claims 4 The creditors ot samuel
VI Arn1I late Il Bumilrd be- slid Cou"iy, DO.
ceased, whose estate b represented lasolSeni' give
notice that sIX m1nth-, commencing the tNelih
dsy q September. A.D., lsj', are allowed 10 aid
creditors o. b. ing b. and prove their cls'm, and
that Ne vii auend % The service assigned us Al
fhs dwslhng h1uss u Dura Br,dford, IN Mexico, On
aid County. on the second Wstnesdays OF Janua-
"a. Febuaary and March, A. ID. lsj6, hom ons 10
iour O'Clock, I. VI. -
DURA BRADFORD, ! -,
CURTIS p, HOWE.
Ms1ieo. s.ptsmbsr 18Th, JESS -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Thoss who r.ss carly enough on the morn
.ng Of the 9th inst, may have the opp7r-
tunity, should the weather b. pleasant, Of
witnessing total eclipse Of the moon.
Eclipse commences about one O'Clock, be-
oanes total a. two, continues ohsrurcd To-
tally until threo-and-a-half, and ends a,
half Iast four
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

We learn that the Smithsonian Institute
has offered 20 forward 90 Prof Esricht, the
great European ua,uralis; a, the University
of Copenhagen, casts made by Dr. Hamlin,
of the remarkable marine skeleton discover,
cl In this city last sunmrr.
bangor Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Fresh Drugs and Chemicals.

iOOO M. Arrow root 7css. e Magnssia.
so n. r,f'd Csmp'r her. Is Kegs : & Soda.
300 M. Cr,am Tartar. 50 Suphuric Acid.
N ~. irish Mos, picked. 100 lbs lode Potasss
1900 gross phial Corks. 300 On SUR Vnlnlne
1000 N. Gum Arabac extra. 10 casks Castor oil.
1000 n. Sulphur. II gro. Liz. Marrow.
3 bales India Sienna,
Together with large aRd complete stock OF psre
E.ssatiaI OILS, Select Powders. Rare Chemicals,
imported directly ior me. paient medicines. Gen
uine Havana Cigars. Sc, all of which are offered,
in quantities TO suit. at the lowest market prices.
Ap6tbeearies are requested 10 call aud examine, a.
I feel eoahdsnt can offer Inducements Tor them to
purchase. CHAs. T. CARNEY, Druggist,
I3s wa,hing,on Street, BU,'on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Rev. samuel Harris the now Professor in the
Theological Seminary, has removed 70 Ban
s'r and entered upon bis duties Rev. y. T..
Cornwall OF pit.sburg, Pa has accepted the
call OF saint Johns Parish and removed to
Bangor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Y,caNr OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CHuE.
Ex-senator Dickinson 0f New York, in a ~
o.at speech before the y. y. " Hands, In
diIsod in che following sarcasm;
" There never was time when tia return
OF the democratic party 20 power was more
a.'essary ior the success and honor Of the
country from the time the Presidential Chair
"As allied By Washington. 10 the time il -
'Ane vacant By the occupation Of the pres.
IN. incumbent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

ErFurrr or WusTV. We learn from
the Boston Journal chat james Wilson,
vh, wa. o. have hc,a hung ia she sail yard
r1 Friday last, far ihs murder f William
Adams. 40 thr STATE Prison iu Dhar.est.vn,
u March. lisa, has r-yivriarrTrisys from
Cow Gardner or sixty days, in complains
with petition prevented % ths Executive
DEL. evening 10 is said there 6. further
evidence barring on tbg prisoners mental
.auIuu.s The rrrri,vo came gus; as De
was about o. hr laI QUE 90 De- executed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

joseph Adams, a veteran o. So, residing
ia >hs,huue, VI. was recently attacked hy
an uaruly strrT, and Frustrated. lie thrust
fs t1cer into ths Eastrils af the beast.
oat i,s throat with a aek knife and thus
escaped.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Agricultural ImTlcmcnts,
Garden, Field & Grass =, eds,

i1 o.. fr1l be- ih, country. llavin. nn extensive
u,uuGst1r, with wpu,si h1chinsp, We 1rr
al'H ta HrHish audHs ~ suu'ri1r qu'l'N ari
fur.t, With promrtHr.s s1' d..Ua'oh among which
arr pfuui, 4 Mrtfs rssha'sl ~naul, ~iu''sF
suI ~uH.uil rlrvs. he G,ruirs Michigan lHU,
IlwHvs. Cu'tiysfHT.. Su.I ~.vrus lao Mills
Chuu..; IlHr.r rovrr Tbr.hins Machine Roe
.rlDs Ibrsnt MusiH- Matliu,s Ss,ibss Iurhs .
exc. rauirua,r aurutHH given tH r1U3lr. GHuH..
nr shfpr,ut o. s'' pHft 81 ihr vurh. our i,irIsis
ace invited o. call lylr purrh7,frg ''srvhrrr.
HENRY WCE 4 co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
New Books in Press.
JAMES FRENCH a CO.,

No. TS Washington Sro,i, Boston.
WILL publish In Ssptember. the following
w valuable and interesting hooks.
Rs-ll,s IN Eatra AIil, Including China Manila,
by Dr.. BALL One handsome " mo vol. cloth
price SIPS.
Csri, Es,sr,o., or Liz at ClhouVilIc. Bya~el
kno~n Amhof. One handsome vol lRnO, cloth
--pfice Sl.25.
Hais SisAisa, pagc iron. Real Life. y mo cloth
price 81,
'Tuth crushed 10 earth viii rise again'
The immortal ,ear, of God are hers"
r., Ysu Kasv Wh,u, or our School At Pineyille.
Illustrated. by Caroline Ellen ll'r''home. Is
400 cloth.
Eri,, Lay, and other poems. rs mo cloth
Price so cents,
Fsp,tA Eit,5- u Aa.a Ciaygr. y mo cloth
Price 81.
Ss.oni Edition n SH,, AHslsT. y mo cloth. By
Rev. n. =. AnlWws-price 90 cents.
Third Fdirsa y ~ Hsi0ry y az HsH Fcro.-
- mo cloth -price ~.
Orlcts solicited h, JAMES FRENCH { co,
- wa,hugton street, Boston. dealers Ia looks aud
stationery IT ever, variety,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
MARRIED.

o. Pare. Nr- 2th. o., o.. T.trs. Zen. VI
N.a.H Mo-, 90 Nrs EUla q. Stevens. 10Th a
fH.a fnHr.
o. E.,.Hrl, Mac. ca >u1'r. fnr.r, IT ON
a.. a. Me- NHr.r Worth q, uf O.HnN
4. Essl E.nHr|, u.t. lufl. E1 N. NIfHu. Esr
Nj. TI-r O.. Virgo ai l,amiHrI, o. Nss ~u.Ia !
AHar.r Of M.,IH..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

lei. estimated ry ihns' acquainted with
che matter, tha, he people Of Ar7o.t'ok
county have, this season. succC0lri in rails
ing sufficient grain 90 supply the county
with bread Cor ihe coming year. Their
crops generally har. hera abundant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

N,..vur Suur Crrr Cos>s The
hrI .u'-ur-r ui Corn. should hg rar,j M
and of. a Nl.1".t solve applied. u,
takes thr ..r.rHs. from t'e N..h. auss thr
'.aa o.. 'r s.ft. ana thu, tHwr'- th,-rltt''r
.-u.ut.rs 10 a'sr cures Burns, t.i'-
HaIrs. Wounds. Eu.s-. &c., and may hr
Il. Hf Hr s.nfs rsr ~
4 uIN>MUEE & son, General agents,
~s.va ..4n, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

In a town living upon the borders o'
Wall. county, says The Progressive Ago,
some children vrro az play IN thc town
house. o., Gay a0sr the election. ono of
hrm raek-lur a ra'l Of votes, carefully
pasted together, and carried IL home. IJ'
mother 900 opening ODE envelope, discovered
tra Wells vote. auI inside of them was a
Give dollar 1.l'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

THE Boston telegraph states that q rHu'-
var slave was safely conducted through
,a.t CITY on Do. vav O. Canada, on Tas-iay
Is,. No. arrtvel Boz Boston on h1lrlsrhn
s- Matilda. ar Bangor from jacksonville,
F.riI,. ON hi. ARRIVAL. che agent ~ h.s
master made preparations o. -'.r' and end
him hack hut Do was not taken. Suhss-
rarrtv. Deputy Shrr.T Irish procured O
writ OF f.r,r, -rrrrs, AMI Be was alt.rwarl
found. PLACED iu a clrriare. ana srut 90 Dis
destination over ths h1ri.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Freedom Notice.

NOTICE - hereby given, that have this dsy
y rslinqu.hed 10 my son, John {. Eastman.
the remainder Of his minority 10 tnnssc, bu''ne',
ior himself shall claim none Il biz earnings,
uor pay any dsh,s Of nj. contracting alter date.
SOLOMON EASTMAN.
Aura-THoNIs MoULroN.
Stow, OetOlsT s, 1855, IS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
IrEN q TrTHILL.

\ Cord % Do C,'isup Of N7r Err'gr1
HAVING lsrl often solicited ir ,,uHrsh e
IL lnrrh rf,ur house ~ thr cif, ui nHstlu f1r
Lr slls Of ITNEN 4 Coz lINT~, ur have
mate arrangements With Nsssrs IVES 4 r
UllI.. ihr ALBION bu,Hling, TfrmrHi Street. co.
furnish them with constant ani lu'' suYHI, 0i 'II
rur manufacture Bri ImpHtatiurs enabling them
IY tssrr fhH rsr STYLES, Hs I1Nrrifi - %, stimuli
tsrsurs', with rrf h1rsr Boz Nss N1k.
r. be- with uru.h confidence that We ouwweul ~
'hs ,ftlrsrs nfNrv TrgbBl, ihr c1irpfisr N 'hr
ll.,s ,ufHg mrH, and vr o'n assure uur GIrnds
1UH rrsfruars. ihtt while ur have u' rrrunBrv
irtarssi i8 the trr HfINT~ 4 TlTilllluN,t ihf
Goods che, ssU vil g. iNsuuepl DO quality, si, 'r,
AMI rrirs with ihrbrtrlrs snlI a., u. iu New NurN
LTNEl ( CO., N.tur llnuse, Ncs lnrk.
The fnm aflTNRY 1 60, bp.lrs1 establish.
90 Nf urrftrr q a crT'ufy, au' h1' rHi un'N
irTr,1.f e. .siss it BE-. manufacturing anil imuDu.
fnr arIHfi,.. Ors OF ihs uHlsFsi.Iel, having lyru
ruurrsfsI with ihis ,sfBllshmsHi as a saIrsnln
~ some t,u-, l1.l both feeling that iis claim 90
the ir1isfshin Iastluu Boo IN ihpt pertains 90 ihr
covering nfiha mpsriInr head. BE- confirmed Nj,
che afsrfilp ~ heir s, be l., ihr rullis aul 'hr
triHr ,Hfr. with rr1Glr upon thr 'l'r Of their
.0s. assured that 10 vii d. muiua'l, beneficial o.
ths p.tl,J ,nl thsm.c',,s.
TVS { TtTllllL,
Axiom Hu.Ilnir. cHnrr ~ fremont anil beacon
Su,st., Nustr1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

BE Cu-er IN, Nrw York r.avrr-
avs t'rta Grm.- zoo I.r- Island has .us'
u.-I a -l''a-r Of v.l eyruua1t Oh.
r.r.-rrs. 'tat h- raI @. has. DO with pow
f,-ir arfrr tr -.titst frrraut The .at.
s.E. Ilg-s MI. q. III. l-.rl t1 sr-yr 20 h0r-r.
Nars.ts. Will. or. stalk viii take irs rHsr
asa ru-r aTrrs,,, >a.Ns tavern mlImr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Reuben Dunning's store in Charleston
Was burned on the nigh, Of the Sd. Loss
about $500, partially covered BY insurance
in the Penobscot Mutual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Stammering Cured.

DIR. BRONSON + c. e. BEERS.
4 REh,rp, IN announcing that sTAMMERlNG
y can b. rerminsnil, cured BY melicine and
Vocal G,mna.tics. II fret treated 40 nervous
,,sra.e, Clike - Win. Dance, Gp,lsptic FITS, Lr)
and th,n tho habit ipciisnt - the disease l. c'r-
,scisI by rNrrr,.r. IN slocui,sn. W.. Beers has
t,rrn m invs,crate stsmmsrsr 81 ihiUy-hVe Nears
has attended man, Institutions ior the eurc ~ STAN
rnerias. and esp-n,si huntrrds II dollars withnat
any permanent benefit. 10, cured himself i months
aga, and has ever since remained 80. With the
.ame ,.saa.. ~ have cured othcr', IN whom ~
would gladly refer an, spriclnt'-nol having ia,l'
"a IN single in,tance Being satisfied from RIA
son. experience aRd sbscT'stion. that siarnmering
!. lhr effect or q nervous disorder, and cla be- per-
ie,tl, rursd h, The above In'nns N the course Of
ty,n 90 three weeks, Ve s.ssfe all 'nierrs'ed q
these gratifying rcsu'ts, api guarantee a perma-
peui cure. ~ refund The .pai Zee paid ~ advance.
Those DESIRING further in1rnation upon the sob
iect, Including terms, guaranty, Sc, may obtain It
from our New Work, Just issued, on StammeIing,
IL. effects, cause. and remedies; iliu.intsd by
One Hundred EngtaS.ngs-price One Dallari on
receipt e which ibe book will h. ,ent free 81 ~.
peose and the rpone, thus paid will he credited
u the ban Tor treatment Board, &c, furnished
ON reasonable terms. Adifefs,
BRONSON & BEERS,
NO. ls6 washington street. Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
state OF Maine.

OXFORD, ss.-
AZ ADJOURNED SESSION u ths Coust Of
u County CuunIssisI-rs vid D. hnllcn 10 thr
County Tgssufsr's OhCs, on MgDtay, October
-. I-jS. 40 no. l'rIHrk, \. VI.
"a Aufst. ELISHA WINTER. Cisrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WI SICK!

r. h1. hsga 90, BE of the human race Co D.
weighed down o., disease 3HI suIrfiHg. Hobo
vs,f. pI,s are specially adapted tU che rrliri ui
he soak. the Nrr,ou., the DEDICATE, and ths lH-
hfm, ui 900 gtncs, ages, s,Nrsl sud constitutions.
rrHtrs.rr Holloway personally supsrluicuts %"
manufacture oi he urtfJtuTs tu che Hifrt States
,ud nfrr. them o. a Tree anil enlightened people,
1s the beet remedy the worI ever cav iar thr rc-
m1,1l ui d,.e1sr.
THESE rIIIS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
The. f,nuu. pll. are ,Nrr,..l, combined tu
rnrrtr uH tLr stomach che liver, the kiiur,s the
ure., thr kin, ant tha huurls, correcting any
Isfar-,H.Ht BOZ their functions, puuN t1g ihy b'u,
ths ysr, fountain uf lr, aat tbs curing dia,as, iu
a.i ,ts hrus.
Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaints.
Nrlr.y bali the human race have ttkru these
p.s. u bias hHsu proved in 40 parts ui The world
that uYthHs has been found equal Co them in cisss
uf dis1r.r. ul ths Liver. d,sprpsia, aud stomach
complaint. generally. Thry soon give healthy
tone Co. these Organs, however much dcrangcd, aud
when 40 other means have failed.
General Debility. IN Health.
MANY OF tbe most dssp0,ic government. have
Hpsnsd their Custom llpuss. 90 the Introduction Of
these piIIs. that the, mas become the medicine n
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this
medicine b. the ls.t remedy ever known nr Per.
Sous ~ N.N'Alt utaihf ~ NN''f 'H' fNH''" "'9
been impaired, q. IT. in,igontng qualities never
t1il Co aGHrI relief
Female COMPLAINTS.
80 f,msls. Young ur oli shou'd b. NJ hout this
cslsbu,trd medicine. II correct. and regulates the
m1nth'y r1ursss No all periods, lrtng be- many ca
sss lie a cbbun. u T. also the best and safest
mrI-inc tAat eau d. giSrs 60 chlircn oi all ages
,1I &c any compliant; consequently Uo family
.h1dl ls without IT,.
Tbss, rr'sr-'i P,H' ~, voHi,r04iy cls'os,' -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
DIED

So Warfr1sk. IIlh inst, NJ Trrl,r,A G..
l|HH. aged go 1rtf..
Iar,r,.. I2,b ia.r., John Porter, F.l, as-l -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
DR.. DE JoNGHs LIGHT BROWN
con LIVER GIL.

DREPARED Cor mctirinai use In the Lododon
L Isles, Norway, and pot 10 the te,t Of Chemi-
cal Analysis by d.. DE Jonch, Who, nv hi literary
works and scientific travels. has gained for him.
self in the whole ~ Eufape, the well deserved
reputation a. the highest authority a. regirds this
most cdcciua rsrnsd, ior Consumption, Bronchitis.
Asthma. Gout. Ricksts, ssfofuou. Affections.
Diseases ofthe ska. Insnlins wasting snd Gen.
eral Debility Approved of and recommended by
BcrIelius, Lisbis, Woiher, Jonathan Pareira,
Pouquisr, and numerou' other distinguished ply.
,cians and scientific chemists.
Specially rewarded 9TH medal. by the govern.
me NJ II Bsgiu,n and the Netherlands. and sup
piled 10 the leading Hospitals u Europe ia. al
most entirely superseded an oiher KIDD. on the
Continent, IN Consequence u IL proved power ard
efficacy, ~ we'll its being perfectly free from Ill
unpleasant, odor. and disaUscabls. bitter and &C..
fimonious taste, not irritating the throat nor i'm
pairing the digestion. neither producing nausea
sni vomiting OF dauhs. Bottles hleled With
d. he Jongh's stamps and signatures. Whole.
al. ami retail BY Leopold WstIlar. 9Q7 Broadway
and IS Dcy street, Nee York.
Sold IN BOSTON by CHARLES 7. CARNEY
No i3S Washington Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19

Foot uf Nauh Market ~r.rsr, are pfrnar,I 20 u0rI
tu ths ruI'.r che most extensive aud o.uplis 60.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
200 LAND WARRANTS
~ NNnNCy tll az -

vuASJN1m BID
TINE subscriber l. prepared 60 purchase 300
Land Warrants Of al denominations, Coz which
D. viii pay
An advance on the highest market prices,
a. Ne purchases Warrants ior location.
Al prrsons having Warrants iot sale viii -
veil % call aud see him. ..
NoHwAv. July I, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
Furnaces, Cooking Stoves, Crates.
CHiLSONS WORLDS FAR
PRIZE MEDAL RNAcE,
ASp THE
M.,,,,,ti,,, Tn,t..- U,n,e

UNlluSE slHui srsriirgor uun'slIng lu.'dings,
~ rriyatr rs.ilrpcrs, 1pl requiring iur0acc'.
U1urrs, Msptlss, GBtss. WsrIs'srs, NrH'lh'"S',
stowe, 80, ace THsT~rti'l, irfluH'i tho uur en-
hres1 manufacturing facilities enable us ~ offer on
the most hroulls tefms. an"rr extensive ass"ri.
mrut Than hsr'inlurr ~ the c,llvst'd Ch,'son's
london Wur'. Fair rrirr Medal fuUar"s,
lhowugh'y proved 10 b. the hr't furnace IA The
world.
Cb'ssa', Tho Ps'1ls F.-sr., 81 re S1rs.
wnnn'sd 90 .l,e 6Gy per- remit in f,'l ovrr an,
Stove ur 6iHprs Known. ~ 'Br' ~ those 'rr,
superior Metropolitan Cooking nanrr', and iHl
assur'mrst 81 new ~, b.. Slate ari Mirror M''l'r
NspfIr.. 9Th e rich assortment nt Gr,'rs and
~ump,r pieces a. match. Registers. Nruuaiurs,
NsnttlltiHg Stoves, Sr., ~ u.u1l.
w rlriinus ~ advice With those a'uut ercrting
mr. rrrnntru7g hulilings, ~ aunugns Cooking
Apparatus, sul warmiag Nv furnaces, steam or bot
water. Srsrl,i attention. paid o. venii'''''n. We
have ossr five thuassnd references cOmmentatory
% our superior improvements
CUII.~ON, GOJLD & Co,
90 anI lNl Uark.tour Strcrt. ll-t0n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF
Bounty Land Warrants!

IoERSONS who are receiving Warrants under
the new law before disposing ofthem, are re-
qOssied 10 apply. either personally OF by letter, TO
the ,ab.cT,beT, who vii secure 10 them either the
GlI b.ne6, ct the hnd. OF an advance upon the
Government price, (which u sl.2o per aere)
shoula thcy wish 20 ssll the sane,
THOS. PEMBER,
No. rs Doanc Street, ROSTON, Mass
June ); 1855. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
no City nnd Town Agcnts.

The un l,rsigus1, oHumis.iarrr iur The purrh1sr
arI ,l'r 81 pure VIM, anI l.,I1nr., o. Gle, aHl
town 1esuis, rujsr De- hs rass'l MN y, 1855,
has ,a.hl.h,I BIZ 0it,r at i'p MIA street, Do.
ton. ani Do SOW ro,1, Co suppl, orders.
A. : MANSFIELD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
DR.. Phelps TrusScs.

The great nuul,r n radical oufr. ~ HERNIA
viih,o the la, r.. wears. hy the nee n ~ J. ".
Phelps Spupi Sprinr Tus'-', has given them the
preference over at Others. lie spraraiu' ~ tho
correction ard -ufe e 40 kiuis n dfi1rntirs are
used NJ me Massarhus,its General Hospital. and
and sre recommended by the 6u, surgeons q Eu.
rorr and America.
Sir. ORR, Gslf,- Etr's. s. T,s-,sni o., Bss,or
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
DR Y r Y u
COMPOUND PITCH l0zENGE

The Great Grurf, isbt 't.f Uncovered, 80 Code,
Coughs, Who1pHg Coughs, Cuur, Asthma ani
t1usumri.1r.
Csru6rlt,s II Crs' n1v H. f,unl in he Crru.
hr.. B1N ths void b. challenged o. ur1ircr snrh
rurrs as arr rHrr'rj by fithul'y uslu. 'hif choU
and rI,uant lH,u,. Mpnuftrtrrel h
: l.. FULLER & CO..
lMtl.Hu nae llHsfUH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-10-19
CANCERS CAN BE CURED.
DIR. n. ZEN,
Scientific Indian Physician.
IL 4 o.. n

TN. GREEN, in hi, tzyel. and rcsearrh',
IL or medical knovscdge. among the Indians,
Obtained a perfect remedy ior Cancers, scrofula,
I'D all hBmoFs Of the blood. Ills practice has
ever since bssn attended With greater success than
vas ever before known, lie l. now treating nth
complete success diio1t cases u chronic diseases
from ~ parts of the county. Persons afflicted
with Canccrs 'houh Immediately avail thsmsslvs,
Of Dr.. Gtesn's Tsfsoual sltsnt,ln. Seroiuous die
eases sometimes combined With D.her disease. q
the stomach. Lurgs, Liver. Heart. kidnsy,,
Spleen, &c, 20 a. 10 require personal eSamins-
lion IN order O. perfect a car bat nine oct q
every ten eases u al Chrome u 80 ses are cured
~ rnsdicine which Dr.. Green sends them, a. he
understands the naiurr Of the disease by the per-
Zoos answering tAn questions upoi circular, which
also give, rsierenes ~ eases cured, snd which be
sends by NAIL free, 10 any one requesting u, and
cucos,ng postage stamp,
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08
TOW AND
IE'EIlAIE SEIIINAlRYo

WIS school, under the charge of the Misses HANSON
Il is held in the new building on Second street, west
of the Ward House.
The school year will consist of four quarters, of eleven
weeks each. The summer vacation commencing in July,
and ending in September.
TERMS, PER QUARTER
First CHdsS-TO include the elementary English So M
branches, and the study of the Latin language, gu"
Second Cinss-To include the more advanced stu
dies of the English branches, with Mathematics, 80 90
and the study of Latin and French ...........
Third Classic include Mathematics, Mental)
and Moral Philosophy, Rhetoric, Botany, &C., sl2 90
with Latin and French, ...-..............
Each pupil will bring with her a desk and chair. There
will ne no extra charges whatever.
Nusic-Instruction on the Piano, with use of inStru-
ment, will be given by Miss REBEccA d. HANSON, at SO
per quarter.
The Winter Term Ommcnces MONDAY Nov. 26.
LECTURES on Rhetoric, Moral and intellectual Philo-
sophy, and the higher branches of English Composition,
will also be delivered once or twice in each week.
They beg leave to refer to the following named gentle
men :-Rt. Rev. ALoNZo POTTER, Bishop of the Diocese of
Penn'a, Philadelphia Rev. DIR. MAcLEAN, President of the
College of New Jersey, Princeton.
Hon. DAVID WILMoT, 6. +. MASON, Esq, c.. J.. WARD,
Esq, Hon. GEORGE SANDERsoN, d. f. BARsTow, Esq.
Col. J. +. MEANS, Towanda.
TowHuda, November Q, 1855.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

RULES FOR MLKING.-If you would have a
gentle cow, be gentle yourself.
If a COW kicks much, place a switch under
the left arm, the pail in the left hand, and if,
while milking she kicks, let it be followed in
variably by a single blow. Never strike but
once at a time, even though she kick so hard
"a to break your leg, and never omit it, if she
hits nothing.
by never striking but once, she has no time
TO get mad, and it is all tho more terrific, for
who cares for a blow when stimulated by fury.
A small mess of pleasant food at the time
will serve to do away with any disagreeable
impression in connexion with milking,
To be a good mixer you must pare your
nails short, sit Oh a stool, milk fast, never
scold the COW, never get out of patience, tie
her tail to her leg in fly time, never wet the
teats with the first stream of milk, and never
strike a cow for running or kicking.
Milk, applied to the teats to soften them,
dries, and forms a glossy varnish, which tends
to cause cracking or c%happing of these parts.
Cold water is much better, becoming quite
dry by the time the milking is finished, and
leaving the tcats clean.