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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-17

The Liver Is one Of the
human body ; and when Il -,
the powers ofthe system are ,
ach Is almost entirely de- :
ton Of the Liver for the {
functions when The stom-
are at fault, and the whole <
quence Of onc organ-the
It's duty. For the diseases c
proprietor 5 has made II his
more than twenty years, to .
with to counteract the ;
which Il Is liable.
To prove that this rene {
son troub ed with Liver
forms, has but to try a bot {
These Gums remove all
the system, supplying in y
Of bile, inyigorating the
digest well, purifying the :
health to tue whole ma
Of the disease-etfecting a ;
Bilious attacks are cur y
vented, b. the occasional .
One dose after eating Is '
stomach and prevent the
ing.
Only one dose before re- c
mare.
Only one dose taken at r
gently, and cures Costiye- :
Ono dose taken after each =
" One dose Of t~o :
relieve Sick Headache.
Que bottle token for fe- ,
the cause Of the disease,
Only dose immediate -
One dose often repeated
Mcrbus, and n preventive
II Only one bottle is .,
system the effects of medi- y
" One bottle taken for
lowness or unnatural color
One dose taken a short z
vigor TO the appetite, and
One dose often repeated -,
its worst forms, while sum- -
yield almost 20 the first
One or two doses cures -
in Chi dren there is no
edY in the world, as It new =
" A few bottles cures
ahsorhents- y
We take pleasuse In rec
as a preventive for Fever
q I Fevers of a Bilious Type, Q
and thousands are willing
virtues. u
Al IOAo Use IL Te giUiag "a.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-17

rrszr-1 VT. VALLEY RAILROAD No.
sazalsSss-TIcB On and after MONDAY, Dec. 6, 1883,
Passenger Trains will leave Bellows Falls for Braeboro at
sos NJ and 228 P NJ, and returning leave Brattlcbo~
at l0.4 a. NJ. and 20 z. NJ
Fright Train leaves Bellows Falls at 645 A. NJ and brat
tleboro at 30 r. M.
The passenger trains this South
with the Vt Mass and Connecticut River Railroads. to
Springfield Hartford New Haven and Bridgeport direct to
New York. On the North with the Rutland Burlington,
Sullivan VT. Central Vermont Canada Connecticut and
Rivers Railroads forming direct communication
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady, ST. Johnsburv
White Mountains Burlington and Rouses Point, og-
depsburc and Montreal. NJ. SL0AT, Sup
Dec 1883 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-17

APPLES,
DY the barrel, for sale at
ID a HYpR's
TIfpR's
To Let.

To Let.
TUE subscriber Will let or lease for one or mora Years
eommodious dwelling house, PLEASANTLY situated,
Gross Street 1t has just been put in good order newly
painted sc.
H. A. GREEN,
Bellows Falls, Angus, IL 1858 "a
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Wanted.
Notice.

A TENBMEN Convenient for Small Pam
n Apply At this Office. 80
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Al tvAo Citing their rHaHiDos testimony
- sIr Waier in tie mouth eits ts IassOrator, ard
s,a4rI1rr Both tO-sftfr
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SULLIVAN RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC 8, 1885, TRAINS
" will follows:
- 90 ~ 1T HI

" will follows
- 90 ~ 1T HI
The Morning Train will leave Windsor at AGO. Caremons
at As and ChaIlestown at So A. NJ connecting at Bel
lows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, Lowell and
Worcester with Valley Railroad for Springfield
arriving at New York, 500 p NJ.
The Mail Train will leave Windsor 10, Clarenont At
l35 and Charestown 2.03, Nj connecting q, Bellows
Fslls with Cheshire and Vermont Valley Railroads.
VA aD Ex 40 HH
The Mail Train will leave Bellows Fails at IL 80, Charles
town AT 70 S. Ciaremont g. connecting at Wind
sor with Vt Central Railroad Montpelier Burlington,
Rouse's Point Month ogdensburgh &C.. and at White
River Junction with Pasumpe Railroad for Wells River,
Littletou st. Johusbury. Barton &c.
The Evening Train will fellows Fails ats 30 Charles
town at 20 and Ciaremont 20 p Nj. for Windsor.
for Springfed and Perkins-
4 stock, - 49,
Il GYLEs MERRILL, AsEsr
ChsEiesVoNh' N Dec ., 1855. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1858-12-17
Another COnet??a

NOT expected soon, and we have obtained n, .,t
OF those Kerosene Oil Lamps the Tail of which booyh
shorter than the cometsl, produce brill nj mid yb,
which pleases all who use the Lamp. Call and we shall h.
happy 10 show them. ARMS wIfTSnn ~
Nov 10, 1853 az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Perry Davis, Pain Killcr.
OEs, n ~ Psgu Prm, !
kansuun, June 81, 1851.

OEss y ~ Psp Pr'", 4
kansuon, June %, 1857.
We have never 6and It necessary to pabi,.h
concentrations Of the Vslrc aad efficacy 81 the c,L
br,lcl medicine above named, aud have never
,oush, or testimony on the subject, the extensive
dcrnsad and npil .alc thereof. making iiquilc an.
NECESSARY. W. are indicted 10 publish the lbllow.
Jog, fum Judicial officer, which come. 10 Us quite
unsolicited. .aO~,ns ,iill higher value ia the
ssy,ag Of llc.
The limited supply on hand 5rlade rrocnll, the
.ylIiuE IT hrsc quantities to any person, la, We
are happy to say fre'h in'o'ce !. dahl expected,
vhcn sll intent. vii L. chccrioly filled.
An American pap,r. ju.t On hand. relates al IN
stance Of Il. cGc5ill cure Of bite by "a ntIlc.
snake. which. lkc abe bite Of a e,b,. Is consider
Cd DEADLY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Tw,sr,.iS,h Juas. 1857.


Ny Dear VI. Ranns,: have bot a''ry 'malI
quantity Of Pery Davis Pain Kilisr. anil regret
10 az that have bccp obliged to refuse aid Ito my
people Who are coa,ou,lly appkiug 10 nc or Il.
hope, ,her,flf,, you Will BE-, me have another
boN.
when writing to your friends you may makeu'e Of
my name ifit will D. Of apy avail IN NY Cir,uit
,hl, ,car. through my Division, ! really believe
.,yci hunlrrJ, of The lrc. u my people. When
the choler, vas rssiag. =, following ihr advice Of
Mr. Iug,ll.. happ~ncd TO NEE, tbs gooi lad,
~, khsuiih. aad shall never 5frc, hc5 word,
"O,. ,,t,J.y-'sl s'ii, Pos K.a,r a.i i,l,r,,s.
~ u Ci,f5, d! .aE a,i a., % ,lar~." rrom hat.
liah passed on to Ianioorn, aod met liruicnint
'''' an '''', on the typographical survey.
whcn .p,aking Of ihi. mcdicinc be- laughed At
mo. This was on a SATURDAY night They were
dining With me IN my tent. ou tie following
rn0rnipg. the Latter (licuirnsnt Pearsou) wrote 80
,us that zoe u the lasrats had iccn taken duriug
the eight With cholrrs, ani asked M for some
rsia K,lls,. .cnt him loiilc. sni directed
him 10 administer It az prrscrib~i b, Mr.. H.
gale. went 10 tinc With them IN the cvcany.
anl on inguinu. after the patient, l,unl be- ~.
quite we'll
Situated a. 40, here. in the midst u a dense
junss, apd With thousands Of people booking mp to
me. b,g 500 will b., me have the whol. you can
.p,rs Of ,h,. me,l,cins-anl IN tact DO NJ, see
~hy ,houI not have the whole ,ou have ia
hanl, under the pI,a that IN! money !. as good az
any body. else. u. W. LEWIS.
Rev. n. l.. Van Meter. fla'.sin. lola. write.
October Ii,h. isS7. ." Here IL me assure
,uu that We pri,e your psiaAiller very highly.
loo tts ffst tsu 90 three Nrirs 90 uuf Tr.iienrc
in InJia. NJ ssfc ignouaat Of a.. valuable prop.
sfirs, snd al not usr u, hut now suull hardly
issl saic without Il tor single day. Onl, a i,W
ni.h,. since. Me-. Nsn Meier ~. siuag by a
.copion, and intense pain ~. insiantan,ou, ia
the whole arm, ani sp1u a numhur.. Il the hngtr
al.owsd. ", the cpuiinusd application Of the
painA,i.er. iOr an hour &C morr, anil ~ ,steS,al.
tlr,og the nighi, the alarming sNmptosn. We'c
suiir,d. and IN the rnIng slight sorruCss on
I, 0as irlt n the finger.
gave IL in a severe cass 81 Fever AMI Aguc,
according o. directions. ani It acicdlike a chaun.
hr,aking ,tup az oncc. The kltn' have great
coa6ir1sc On Il.
Nc. W L. Causu,cr vriis. from Calcu,li.
November l9ih, 1861 Perry Davis Vegetable
raih Killer !. very valuable medicine. aul mast
people terr that have used IL culertain high
up,ui0a Of a. Wo'th."
BosHAY, Dec. ith, 1857.
Ms,.rs. T.. DAVIS : Son-G-uts: We have
slli the invoice 1T rain Miller pr ship Martha.
iuI hops Ia clpse that T-r Sgu3ntum IN lew dNs
Herewith 6nl d,ah iof $50 un the Mercantile
iank IT lni,a. London aud China. 10 your order.
Iloi.e % remit sou soon iur saie eN.s1uan,um and
AT Uuion. lOars Truly,
DossALuoN, MTEwANJrT s Go.
n. II. HAY \ Co., wholesalc Agcnis. Por.
hui. 30
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Ma. MoR,x's PEoruEsr. In a letter
written ten or fifteen year, aso 10 the Sec
rotary o, the Treasury. Mr. samuel +. L.
Morse said
&c some careful experiments on the DO
composing power AZ various distances were
made FROM which the law o: propulsion has
been dsJuced, verifying the results Of Ohm
and those which made in the summer Of
lS42. and alluded TO in my letter 70 the
Hon. {. &. Ferris, and published in the
House report No. L. Of tie last congress.
Tie Tacucal inference from this law is
that a telc-raphic Communication, on the
electromagnetic plan. may with certainty
D. established across the Atlantic ocean
Startling a. this may now seem, ! AN eon-
fdeut the time wall come when this IrQjcc;
will b realized
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Tun IlLNoB LEGISLATURE The princi
ral interest ia the struggle ia Illinois Is in
relation 90 the results Ia the election Of the
legislature, as upon that body deyolyes the
election Of [ ;. Ssuat1r. The state Scn-
Atlrs ar, chosen for four years, one half go
ius out every two years. Those whose pla-
Co. arc h b. filed this year comprise six
Republicans, Gye Democrats. and one Am-
ericln thosc holding over are eight Demo
crate. tour Republicans, and one American.
Consequently for the Republicans 70 have a
majority Of tbe senate, they must choose
nine senator's, leaving their opponents three
I.c House Of Representatives consists OF
SEVENTY Eve members. who serve two year
all o. whom arc 10 b. chosen the present
year. The Importance Of this election is
als0 increased BY the fact that the Senator'S
chosen this year, will participate in the ell
ectiou Of L. ; Senator 10 succeed Mr..
Trumbull in 1861. Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

TuE FiEsr Pacrlc,L Coon OF rnE C,nLr.
The collision between the Europa aud Ara
5ia will detain the former steamer some
two weeks. There will be no anxiety felt in
Europe ON accoun, Of her non.arrival, Tor
the sub-marine cable has already transmit
tel the intelligence Of her disaster. Had
this grCa, enterprise been accomplished a
a few years ago, the safety Of the Atlantic,
which was - long given up as lost, would
have been earlier ascertained, TO the great
relief OF thousands. The dispatch sent was
probably made public, and was the fret
news despatch Published. Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
MAXWELL. noorER ( sTEvENs.
LATER FROM INDIA.

Me.srs, T.. Davis Son, Grais: Please send re
fOu cases ofihe Pain KilIcr wilhnu, delay. En-
closed !. a dn0 on \. no,nlon, Of boston, ior one
hundrcJ and for,y-io dollars. The Paia kilcr
grow. more snd morr popular every day, and will
win Its nay ialo al families a. an article which It
I. unsafe to he without. The other day soil a
loN to 90 up To the Golden Foot. at umanpoon.
have no doub, lis Majesty will appreciate it,
yalne. iarpend an cStr,c, from an extra II the
rcsu rry.., together with testimonial from one
q ~. Msie.ty's Judicial officers.
TiIOS. :. RANNEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
R.adii, orri,f.ai, Of a rtgullr yra,iiiioa,

Rad ne orrigfsa's Of a r,cullr yrariihoH1
The ma, certify that have ussi Pen, DAVE
Vegetable Fan Miller iu nunsr1us eases, an L.
l.,,r 90 tu D. a Scr ,aluthlr m1ticiB-. I have
prescribed 81 gNtrnsiV,i, ,a hswrl complaint, tpar.
tsuL,f, lar ch,lIfyn.) ani 60 b. u my opinion 80.
refior o. auy prrparsti1u have ever used Zoe The
relief II those Diseases. When given o. childfsn,
have alsay, ,.uliusd u With the s,rup Of gum
aU,lac. other. have n,Ncd % wiJA milA snd tnu-
h,-e.. oylal p,us. 4. HUNTING, ND.
Perm DAVIS Pain KILLER a. an Internal rrrne,l ,
has %, cJuaL IN case. II ChoIic, Sunmsr Com
rlaia,, Dyspepsia, py.sntsN auI Asthma, 1t Nj,
cure 10 on, uishi b, taking &c internally, and bath.
iag ~itA % freely u D. the best linirneut IN Am
erica. L. aet,un e.. Ike magic Whca applied Ia
bad sores. haru., -s,'i, aaI spr,ins. For sicI
bslia,he and tuotharhr. don't hil 20 It., u. H.
short 70 b. pain Miller.
U.II.II,I y co, Portland, and 4. J. SNIrH
lltli5wcl. Whple.slr A.snts. 2s27
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Tm Jr>NrNCs E,rATE AGilN. From ap-
pcaancos Mr.. Samuel l.. Cooper Of salem,
y. j., will be adjudecl an heir TO the Jcn'
ming, estates aud will receive Si,0OO,OOo.
The services OF SIR FiiIroy Kelley. the
most eminent man a, the British bar" have
bcen secured for the New jersey claimants,
aud his opinion shat " the case i. theirs. -
Trenton American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
d. s. GRANDIN. NJ. D.,
S U EoN DEN 7 / S 7
! RON IONILAND

ID ESPECrTJLIY tender. his services to Ih'
II ,tiIen. ct PARIS and vicinity. ia every yari
ciy of the DENrAL AKT.
Teeth inserted in the most approved siyle and
Of .lrsant workmanship ard perfect fitting.
Tech hlIrd With The improved adhesive OF
crystal gold iod which by h's method Of operating
vii permanently preserve the 'etihi aad viii nol
come cot a. y common With the Ordinary gold
flil ADD the usual method Of manufacturing.
Tooihsshe cured without extuciing, Whenever
the tooth j. worth ,aving, and the tooth perma
nsu'k preserved. Extracting performed With the
lsasi possible suffering, whenever necessary.
Dr. Gandin will visit Bethel la about thre,
weeks.
Rooms al Mr. Leonard ShuItled's, So. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

WATERyItLE CoLLNGE. \ friend who is
alive to anything affecting the interests Of
this Institution, oaTlrs the following suggcs-
ton
"Of the four hundred graduates Of Water
vile College onc.third have become minis
teI, Of the gospel. This proportion holds
good IN the class JUS, graduated.
Democratic Advocate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

On wednesday evening, an aged lady
named Sullivan, residing in Brewer, Ne,
during the temporary absence Of the family,
tell down the cellar stairs. She was - -
vcrcly injured that death cnsucd. Mrs.
Sullivan was nearly or quite one hundred
years old.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Tickets may be obtained at Portland, next
Monday, for the Missionary Meeting AZ De-
troiI.at g 20 to Toronto or fora return At
Si2,OO. The fare from Portland to Detroit
and back will be $500. Tickets good ull
Oetober. Apply to Mr.. John Howe, Port
land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Brighton Market.

THUEsBAN, Aug. 10.
Atmnfket 1925 hccfc cattle, ~ Wotkius Oxen
50 Jows and CaiV,., 500 Sheep. S55 Shosts
alI $50 lat llps..
ssfC,ttlc--CNtp,S $50 aT62; 6rs
quliy q Is : - second quality, 800 q So
thirJ Do 5 IS a 80. ofjisir, % 90.
Mnfkiu. ONeu-~Nu tI Ice
Cows and Cslvc.-~22. 25, .. -
sheep apd tt1iIs -~tlcs ot small luts, . u
22j 25Oa32j
lat iugs-5 Ia 5 81.
ShalJs-At retail, from 7t1 q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
DIED.

u blanchard, 10Th, Mr.. Abby n, vile 81 G.
n Knapp. and daughter Ut Ihe late Simeon Daysr
ol llcbfun. aged p.
u Buckicll. Mr.. kcslah ;. Waterman, aged
80.
10 Greenwood. William Ilenry Baulstt, aged
u.
In Paris, Me, Cyarha Trioomb, aged "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Maine Wesleyan Seminary.

TIVE Fall Term will cummrnre AuGusT 9Th.
Smdruis prefariay for cpleye viii have Eh-
TIA tIHE FoH RTCtrNrIDNs.
n desired, Ap'NNCED cL'ssrs ~ Chemistry,
Minsr,Lps,. sni Geology will H. formed.
ruii,on D. irpm - ~ ~ cent? psr wees; Board,
inclaiing wnsh,ng. tights, anl room.rcni, -,
Siudents c,n b5irl then.clve. a, about = per
wesk.
I..die. en- select their s,niie. with reference n
the CoLLEoE coUH,r Which will probably be-
established within ihr Ne'r.
u. T.. TDllSEN, Sec. 81 Tfusiers.
Keats ll,l. Ju, 9th, lsjS. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Cot. BENroN on THE LirrtE GIANr. Col.
Benton, in converting with friend many
months since, gave the following summary
view Of the prospects Of Mr.. Douglas;
"Tae LITTLE giant" said he. ''is in too
grca, hurry to DO a grea, man. lie for
gets that giants don't wear scvcn.league
boots nowadays, and tina, tho frs1 Office in
an elective government cannot be taken by
storm. His ambition il beyond his ability,
for though a fluent speaker, his IDEAS don't
bear the proper proportion to his words, and
though be runs fast he carries bot little
weight. lie thinks be can bcs,ridc the cou'
,incnt with one foot ON the sbo'ss Of the
Pacific. But he can't DO ,,sir-he can,
DO il, sir. His legs are too short"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

The Baltimore sun records with great cir
cumstAntiality OF detail the important fact
that President Buchanan waited his turn az
tic public wash.bowl at "a, Relay hous, on
the railroad. lie succeeded admirably In
washing himself, but when he came 70 r.
place his white nccscloth, he required as
si,iancc. Goodness gracious
lSprngacli Republican.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Hebron Academy.

rIllE FALL. TERM II this school will com
i nenoc on Monday August goth, aud
cont,nur twelve weeks.
SELDEN =. NEAL. \. VI, runciptl,
Mis. Assn u. lIANHOw'. Pr-cepifsss,
Miss ALMEDA =. MliLErr, Teacher n
Nu.,c. with such assistants the Interests "l he
stulrnts may r~Iur.
TUItIoN, fUu p, n $3.50 ipr tn term.
Musir, 80. sNtrt.
BohHp. ,ncludins light. anI sa.hiny, II 80 60
200 H., wrrk.
Ample arupgcn,ai. have l-c, male i'f board
ing ani those usai1. % l.ll. ! thrm.rlSe. can Oh
tain roam. on 'lr most rrl-p1ih'r terms.
JOSr"'i BNRHOW>, Secretary.
Ilrlrun. July -. ISIS. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

Executive DtFAErNTNr,
Augusta, Aug. u, ISIS. !
y adjourned session of the Executive Couneil
y wdIlsa held 40 thr Cnunc,i Chaml-r IN W.
gusJ,, ou Monday, the twentieth DAY ol September
ssxt. A,is.t. NOAH SMlril, Jr,
Secretary ol State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
MOTTO T..

4 III. persons ace hrrsl, cautioned against per.
Y sh1siug a note oi band oi fofty-one dollar,
,IsiIsl Peru. Aug. ~, ISIS, ruuuing o. Samuel
IluImss of order, uni ssusdt ~ William Is. Virgin,
ps,alIs on demand 18th irtsfrsi. saidnote having
l.fb lot, has never h.su .od 90 Transferred 10y
ms. SAMUEL HOLMES.
F,u. August &C., ISIS. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of thr town Of Pare sis
requested o. meet ipthe Tbwu lluH.s on Satut,a,
>sftsBiist tih, At I o'chs,k, H. VI, o. n,minsi, ,
csliilstr o. D. supported AZ the September ,.,c.
tion. flr Rspfs.rut,tiys o. ths n,Nt Lsgis.aIurr.
X. :. STEVENS, Chairman Town com.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

a lad named Mckinney, was drowned a,
ScarbOro, On Monday. By getting beyond his
depth while bathing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27

OxroRD, sat- a Court Of Probate, held at
Paris, withia and Tor the County Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesday IL August, in the year Of oar
Lord eighteen hundfcd and fifty eight:
L NREEMAN GOODENOW. Administrator on
the estate of CHARLTs GooDESow late Of
Newry, 10 said County, deceased, having present
ed b.. fnal account Of administration On said es-
tate ior allow ancc;
Ordpsi. That the said administrator give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing copy OF tbs
order 10 h. pubIished three weeks successfully ~
The Oxlud Democrat, printed at Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at is"n'.
foid IN said county. on the 18th day OF Sept, next,
At nine of the clock in the iorenoOn, and shsw
cause, IL any they have, why the same should not
be allowed. THOMAS II. BROWN, Jadgs.
a true copy-aitssti
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-08-27
Oxford Normal Institute,
SOUTH PARIS. ME-.

rINIIE FALL TERM WILL COMMENCE on
/ "wednesday, september 1T. ari coa-
tiuu' cleSsn Nrrks.
&C. ROUNDS. Mas. X. y. ROUNDS,
FRiNciF,Lf.
Mon.isur q. ~. IroS, Teacher q French.
Mrs.. e.. T.. How. Teacher II Music.
oI..e- Will h. f,rnsi ADD rciliiipn. commence
thr Gr.i di,. Stnlsni. sill dpl Il anch i,r their
advantage ~ cnmn-nre with the Term.
IT, addition ., the u.s,l iacilitics AFFORDED w
Our arai-nirs ~ th~ a-1ui'iti'1 II the Grrutn
and ffrnch l,ayJngr-, a. those pur.i'ng the sinly
1T the latter rare opportunity !. ohcrci tn' per
Gciiny tnensslsc. ~ the rnSrect Parisihn prInu1.
citation h, = cour.r IT pr,ctcil l-..on' 10 Preach
c1nycfsati1n lrHm VI. lena, - veil kapwn iur his
sminrnt success ia tsich,ag hs nltiyc Language lpr
.pm. ,e,r. past ~ Pofihnd. The l-s.'n' 1T VI.
Leon s,ll 10, a modefite additional expense.
Prctical SaUeyiny will ~ tiught ~ connection
With the fcgulr eNirci-.- of the rrc,aupa foom.
Good board c,a D. easily obtained ~ private
lmiiirs al reasonable rates.
TEHNs:-L'aguigss, $500; Higher Engi'h,
$3.50, Comm,n Engli.h. $500; Mu.,c, $500;
ice - PAM, -.
Stulrnts aticnling less thin halfi term will pay
) rts pr week Dpte th,n the a't,ye rates.
Communication. addressed O. &. &. RIuai', 80,
raU., vii receive puumpt stenl'oa.
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With such assistance ~ nay h. required.
Particular aien,i"n will he paid 10 siuients Ct
ting f,r C,llcg.. Trichcf's ci,s. wilt i,fm.
ed Zoe the b,ne6i ~ those ,le'iriay 10 teach the
ensuing winter.
H. al litinn IN the facilities afforded Nv similar
institutions. pupil, will have the oppouuiiN Of
akiny lrsspn. ~ frrnch. Of VI. LroSi and Ger.
man anI Music. ~ lIe1 GsouNGTL.
iIis wcll established reDutitioa q. teacher, 49,.
SURF. The Trustee. that ST.. Eastman viii rrnler
thu school All II could be desired by pireat or pu'
PCT.
TuITioN.--Commpn English. $500 Higher
English. $3.50; language. $500.
No scholar adnitted fir les ihan hall term.
Al communication. nav b. directed 10
\. u. CARTER, Secretary.
Jolly ooh. 1855. 20
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!. VI. SINGER 4 co..
As broadway, New lotk.
NEW FLOUR MILL,
THE sub.ctbcr. having LoiIt a, SOUTH PA
i RlS. Maine,
A FIGURING and Grist Mill,

n FIGURING ana Grlst Mill,
AnG furnished the sane With al The modern c'n.
,enieaces art impr'y meats, ace prepared o. eN-
eruir al kiois II custom gtiading IN superior
luinnff anl with despatch; and they believe their
heiitie. f,r long thi. cinpot H. surpassed.
They devote ausntion n the manufacture of
Flour Ia the WAlsssis ssi Rtsi T,iis, snd ~.
,,tr attrniion n their didrrcnt hr,ni. II flsuf.
.uch .. piabls ESin, Eun. Fancy, Supsr6ne.
Sc, which the, believe superior 10 hny other
similar bo,nj. 90 the market.
They alsu have suppl, ofihe diisycni grades
IL Csalia fllur br ihosc Who prefer q inwrr
rti,ri aiticlc th,a thr Flour manufactured as
above.
They will keen On hand NJ all times a iull sup
Al, ~ Com. R,c. Cora Neal. shorts, Sc, which
viii b. sold ~ the lowest market rites.
The subsrfiler. have ON hand ani are receiving
frim tune 10 tine c0n.ignments 81 Hard Wood
and l'in. H. nlsr. ~ which the attention Of those
wanliag an,ih,ng ~ thi. line :. invited.
WanteI-to contract the manufacture q
5000 FLOUR BARRELS,
To h. delivered q. soon "a. convenient. Alec
wanted a. purchase. good seconl hand Flour BaS.
fcls, delivered ~ thr mill lor which ca'h will h.
paid,
Fpr COOPER, wi.hins to establish himself
~ bnsincs., thi. !. good lpcalina, aad water
pov,t sud,s,sat ar he. bus,nrss will b. furnished
by the .uhscS,l,cTs ~ q reasonable price. They
al.o on,t ron SALE, good privilege, heated At
ihi. phcc. pr Marhinr shop, Saw ani sh,nyic
Mil, of Sash, Door aad lIlinl f,rtuN.
wOODMAN, PHELPS & co.
Soutu PlEI', August I, lsj'. p
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u nuck6rlt. VI. Clinton Ripley to Mi,s : J..
llu.se, both Of DucAGed.