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SILVER V1TCHS!

First Class Hunting Time Pieces for accu
racy of movement, beauty of material and
above all, cheapness in price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultless that it can hard
ly be detected by the most experienced
Judges. The material being of two metals,
the outer one first quality Sterling Silver,
while the inner one is German Silver, it can.
not be recognised by cutting or heavy en-
craving, making it, not in appearance, but
in durability, the best resemblance of SOL-
I'D STERLING SILVER in existence.
The sale of these Watches in the Army is
n source of enormous profit, retailing, as
they very readily do, at S25 and upwards.
Many hundred dollars can be made in sim
gle pay day by any one ofordinary business
tact.
BeA.AT WHOLESALE ONLY IL heavy
hunting cases. beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial, and fancy cut hands. in good
running order, by the half dozen, $72. Sold
only by the case of six
Upon receipt of two dollars, as guarantee
of good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press to any part of the loyal States. collec-
ting balance of bill on delivery. This en-
sures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in the diSloyaJ states MUST remit
CASH IN ADVANCE, as the express companies
peremptori[y refuses making collections in
such dangerous localities. Remember,
Cash in adUancc from ,cithin the army lines tn
rebel states IFe guarantee the safe del,rery
Of all lratches, whether they are sent by mail
or express.
Hubbard Bros,
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t FL E E K A D V @ G. A T E
MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

Being a Hunting or Open Face or Lady7s
Genlcmans Watch Comebine, with or
Patent Self, Winding Improvement
most Pleasing Novelty.
nNEOFT THE PRETTIEST, MOST CON.
I IyEljIENT, AND decidedly the best and
cheapest iimc piece for general and reliable
use ever offered. 1t has within it and con.
nected with its machinery. its own winding
attachment. rendering a key entirely unnc'
cessury. Tho cases of this Watch are COM
posed of two metals, The Outerone being
fine 16 carat gold. 1t hes the improved ruby
action lever movement, and is warranted an
accurate time piece. Price superbly en-
grayed, per case Of half dozen, 1904. Sam
PIE Watches in neat morocco boxes, $685.
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Ca s b In A dvance

To any Posi- Office in the United States.
One copy one year So, 2 copies one year,
So. Three copies one year, Sc. Four
copies one year, 81.
Five copies one year, and an extra copy TO
the person sending the club, $40.
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to the person sending the club, SIS
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to the person sending the club, 500.
And the only magazine that can be intro
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Lady's Book is Arthur's Home Magazine.
Special Clubbing Nth other Magazines.
Godey's Lody's Book and Arthurs. Home
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Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Maga-
zine both one year, $3.50.
Cooley, Harper, and Arthur will all three be
sent one year, on receipt of Sc 90.
Address l.. A. Cooley.
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This department comprises engravings
and descriptions of every article that a lady
wears.
TERMS,
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THE EST
Lady's Magazine in the world
and the Cheapest.
THE LITERATURE

is of that kind that can be read alone in th8
family circle, and the clergy in immensa
numbers are subscribers for the Book
THE MUSIC
is all original, and would cost % cents /
cost of the Book in the music stores hu.
most of it is copyrighted, and cannot be .s-
tanned except in Cooley"
OUR STEEL ENGRAVINGS.
All efforts to rivel us in this have ceased
and we now stand alone in this department.
giving as we do, many more and infinitely
better engravings than are published in any
other work.
GODEY'S
IMMENcE DoUBLE s. EET FASH
IOE-PL.9TES, CO.N'T.qL.N'E.N'G
From flee TO seven fuU length CoLored Fashions
on each plate. Other magazines give only
FAR AHEAD OF ANY FASHIONS IN
EUROPE OR AMERICA.
TIE PUBLICATION OF THESE PLATES COST
$1,000 MORE
than Fash:on-plates of the old style, and
nothing but our wonderfully large circula-
tion enables us to give them. Other maga-
zines cannot afford it. We never spare no
ney when the public can be be7efted,
These fashions may be relied on. Dresses
may be made after them, ard the wearer
will not subject herself TO Iidiculc, as would
be the case, if she visited the large cities
dressed after the style of the plates given
in some Of our so-called fashion magazines.
OUR GOOD ENGRAVINGS.
of which we give twice or three times as
many as any other magazine, are often mis-
taken the steel They are so far superior
to any others,
mutations.
Beware of them, Remember that the
Lady's Book is the original publication and
the cheapest If you take Cooley, you want
no other magazine.
Everyth ng that is useful or ornamental
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DRA ING LESSONS.
No other magazine gives them, and we
have given enough to fill several large vol
umes
JUR RECEIPTS
are such as can be found nowhere else.
Cooking in all its variety-Confection
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LADIES' DIRK TABLE.
This department comprises engravings
and descriptions Of every article that LADY,
wears.
TERMS,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of Administration have been
granted in cue form of Law, to the sub
sciber upon the Estate ofThomas Over
turf, late of Benezette township Elk
county, deceased, All persons having
any claim against said Estate, are re-
quested to presen. them duly authenti.
Gated for settlement. Any person ow.
ing the Estate, are requested to make
payment forthwith.
ANN OVERTURE,
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Estate Of Thomas Orerturf, decsa
May 7th 1861.
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Administrators Notice.

Letters of Administration have been
granted in due form of Law, to the sub.
soriber VIM. Mack, upon the Estate of
Elisha Mqck, Late of Salem Nd. de,
ceased. Allpersons having any claim
against said Estate, are requested to
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tlement. Any person owing the Estate,
are requested to make payment forth,
with.
WILLIAM MACK,
administrator Of the Estate Of Elisha
Mack, Deceased
june 1lth 1861.
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Terms Reduced to Old Prices
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
For 1864.

GREAT LITERARY AND PICTORtt.
YEAR!
The pulisher of Godey's Lady's Book
thankful to that public which has enabled
him to publish magazine for the last ikirtg.
four years Of lsrger circulation than any
in America, has an arrangement with the
most popular authors in this country
lfariO1 sHarIand,
Authress Of "AioRe," Hidden Path"
".Ross Side Nemesis" and "-Nirian,,"
who will furnish stories for the Lady's Book
for 1864. This alone will place the Lady a
Book in literary point of view far ahead
of any other magazine Marion Harland
writes for no other magazine. Our other
favorite writer's will all continue to furnish
articles throughout the year.
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MIME. DEMORESTS
MIRROR OF FASHIONS

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"Particularly valuable for officers in the
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

Nov Is the accepted time sc- each farm
nsr. owner 81 LOT. o. even a small gar
den 70 set out additional fruit trees. Ia
should not be delayed a single d,y longer
tAsa can - helped. Make your selection
trOa Tia carefully prepared lat ne present
ed on the 9th uhiBo. Be sure. IN going
into = nnrss-y thar you adhere 70 your
lifted WITH all the valuable portions Of tbs
roots; that the steaas arc stout and uraigbt
and the brsnche, low and nuuerou..
Transplant As &c have often advised. and
stake firmly. Cherry trees, especially. ~
qsire 20 be veil Supported for screrul gears.
ethsr-ise tbey freqasntly becons earth-
bound. either blow down in heavy stern.
or make unhealthy tree. Too much car,
cannot be observed N tskisg M. t-.n-pl.n-
ing. s- -en a. in managing the cherry
tree aiter~ard. Il rarrly ever completely
receivers from bruise OF injury. thOueA
sometimes At may be Of The most trifing
character.
WHERE trees threaten 20 become too large
~-NNrs AA~NN sACAAl -. no
hesitation IN sborteaiag.ia to ,ny desirable
extent. OF course this mast be done AZ the
proper season-SitAsr In The latter part
Of July. or after to- fall leaf up 20 th.
Ed OF February. There need be 10 fear
ofiHj1ry. provided the pruning Is done
es-efuiiy with a saw. sharp kaifs or cutter.
May trees can be reduced % one-h.H
tA'ir size a7a pr0eues dOable anosnt Of
fruit.
IL Is maintained by most fruis-gro-sr.
that cherries never do well in lo- or moist
soils To this -e have never ...entsd.
Our own experiences and obse-vation have
convinced - Of the unsosndne., Of tkis.
Our trss, all stand IN low ground. .ad Of
course 70 osrtaia degree 10i,t; vet ne
have never failed IN , crop. even ~hen The
crop vas a pretty gsasral failsre else
where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13
Diuretic Compound

- G->s-rt-a. Co., Sr-1rfs-s. 81 81 sissss.s -
- f'-t-erF 0-rass. Fhrs - rru,-fr ccafatr.
-~sfh-r Bstsam C.naiss. Spirifs % Nrrr GO.
t~ts, fsrI-~.trr-. ~ rth-r nsa.-nrrs drurs.
hut - si-r-at v~r-t.hl. isss-d. ps.ss.i g. -
t.si- ssd ssci. ~. ri~.a.t.g. 49, -. isr
80 olseratsna. sp~~dily aasi.g 81 49, 80 rrri
- 30 On ~ urtusrV r----sg--. ~. fh-r-ior-
49, a ave h-~n s-.tks-t.r da~a H.l.--. frpsssa
sstA-f c.f.s =. salstsss t.r u-aaias 49, .it
h~-~ht uutl - so 49,. voaf t~.fh 80
c-afh-. are hii-a -ifh 80 slis o.tef do $500
~ ttsrest ~ - sfrr-s ast --nt g. tefiie .
49, ~ kr-.sss -hfrh 49, 90 GELS rar- $50
af 49, 60 81 -. 49, 1885, - sesrr-r fru-
- iafsrsas sf~et. ~ 49, usixtrr-. -. h.ss -.
49, tnAtag - har. O. q. -srrast-i 90 cur- b.
go 49, ~ 49, 81 49, afhrr uu-fleia- ar 80
pruoe ~ill - r~f1ai-t 49, 6-lis 80. - 49,
frros S1--trult- .irs 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

Corn FOR FODDER- Every farmer -Ao
fesP- cows. Who males hay and la, J.,,
than b can use % his advantage. or wbo
OF asy account vishs, % inersa,. either hi.
summer or winter fodder. ought % 50
corn The most preferable sorts fer TIA,
purpose arr tbe largest kinds of.-ect corn
and next. the largs Sosibern or Western
varieties Tie SD !, ususiiy soatcs s.d
'o~ed rather lzie In tie seAsoo. bro.dr..t
IL q much better % sow in drills The
Iand should he % high condition. and q
hOeral aressing OF good stable OF other an
1oni-eal manure j, sdvan,sgeou. Ts-n
hget i1rre-, With a one-korse r,lo- 3 feet
apart scatter ~ SEED. % that 49,, 10
kerueis al fail in foot III. i. 49,.
very rAPidly. Cover q nth a sharr-,oo,h.
ed hsrro-. or one turned bottom SIDE %. Il
Is no dIs4dvsnt@ge Il the .eed b. --sft.r.d
eons'dsrabiy. After tss corn come. "a.
cultivate a. least tsics ard after ,h;, 4.
fore cutting for caring. 70 through Ard
pau any large weeds -bicb may have .sar,-
g. a. they nay inpsrt a bad favor to n.
mn When led 90 cows
-. crop % not an eHbsustisg ore. a.
tb0ugs veizht Of four tons Of dried I'D.
dsr % 'or'eiime' taken tTo@ a. acre No
Sec rPens. hence ths drafs uPoa The miner
q 'ngredient' % tie so. j. not great. Tn,
'Horl' most eEeeiient green fodder s,-.
'ng ne heat Of August and September.
rhsn grass often hd. sss =. 49,
gives a. ar''eie neariy Il no, fsuy .ou.I,,
good mssdo~ nav sspeciailys go =.
cows A.. ATr.cultri..
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Alternative Syrup

p S--r>frss Sy-..i.-. F-sss.o.s 80 So So
a.. ~ - Ns.s -. ~ Hrs-. o. S---.s
1872; fsr-s ~ 80 hs-sss 80 ~ 49, rrf.s
- Sos Frss~sai N.s-as-- ~ r~.r-.fs 49,
ltsras~r~t has 49, 49, has h~-n .rAu~vsI -
ihr- rfrr 80 sv-rr frr-a q r.-srstu- 80.
sVpafff1r fainf ts sT--,il's car-t 49, IN q ssert
tra-~ ~ suhts r-rfsrs cuu.isisfr 80 .ests.l
truu 49, sssf-r. 80 h~.fh 40 .r-rrgfh 80 -.
u-1~1f.s r~stsr~t. u - tkfs r~s-rit thaf rur-
= .--ti-sas- frc- 80 -auIs 49, srrrri-r o.
Ns-rorf. au.i g. -htrh 10 rr-.--t-d o. y -rh
$40 t-sii-s ~ tiiI a'f-f hssirg t-s- u.i~r -
tr~sf--af afrh- uast -rlta~-f rhssarians 81 Hah.-
49,. fhtll~irhsa 80 ~ Nors O. ave
ts.Ht o. isrg- hs.lI~ lea. aarath .-srrr.
SIC hsfsiss. IS 50. So ~ strrs.s b. .~s-
- 1sck.gs- sscur- froa otsers.flsa. o. r-r-sps
- prlc- ~ 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

Ttm Csr OF Raw MAJ. I 10 not
know. says DIR. Name. thai ~ jOsrnal any,
where msntiOus our habfuatioa % 1-
meats. nor does u dwell uPoa thsir Adapt.-
ton % seOrbutic disease. Our journeys
have taught - the -isd0n Of ths Es4aimauH
.PPstits. and there arr fe- smeng ~ -bo
do not relish a slice Of rA- blsbber. ~ .
chunk OF frozen ~Alras be a. Tbs liver Of
a ~Alrus. (A~uktAnsk) esics With little
slices Of faf-for variety. Is delicioss
mooel- FIre would rain the curt. pith,
expression Of vitality Which belongs 70 IA.
uneosked jsior.. Charlie. Lambs roa,,
pis vas nothing to s-uktaauk woneer
that ras beef - rot eaten. A. home De
Prived Of eXtraneous sbre. IL IL ncither IN
digSstable. asr diE-Eli 10 m..ticats With
scids and condiments. a. zaNkss . salad
-hiCh an y edocated palate e,nnoi help rcl-
ishiss. and az P0-erfai and condensed
seAi-a.kiag. anti-sc ro5stic fo,d. u has no
rival. unake this last bread assertion.
after carefully testing is truth.
The native. Of Soush Greenia-d prepare
tbs.selsss Tor = long jssrnsy in The eold.
By course % frozen seal At Upcrnayik
they DO the sane viih tie nar~Lal. Which
10 thOught more best-askins thea the seal
While The bear. 20 use ihsiF eva express
ION. Is ''strOnser travel thsn al - In SAITH,
SOund. vbsrs the use Of rav meat seen.
almost iasvitabls fr0a Tie node Of living
II 4. l. L -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

SMUT ~ COES. What - c.rsl -.
~ indian corn "a sPeeies 81 The fsnuu.
VIE Of p.ant' II has i,s ,ess. y,
''Poruis a. Boiaaists call sscb SEED,
-hios are ias'i5is % uis naked ere TIE,
fa'ien upon ths green uak -ber. fb.r
Eerminsie I'D produc, tLs sness,b. Bl,-E-
"h. blries called smut. These SEA-. a..
iorn aer crop rhich infssts he ssa.,s
so'''s'io'es ths manure where tLs corn H..
0,'eA'e' . ID % cattle It - thus eou,ins-
81 ~ NO. or 'e'' s5ln lance another year
We onos fnev tsld -hsrs Isais, cor,
n'1 oeea piaaie- To- several years IN soc
esssioa - iniestsd 9TH q Ia, A. g..
prefer bad 70 eve up growins q der. .0s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

EFrrcr - PssrUEE rrox Wool u
M A'',aehu'-tts Bo.rd q AEri-uifurs.
Ar. Ahep. ofRsrbury spoke q TIE bad
eneei' o. changing pasture, spou a.. usoI.
lie as ret RAISER Bot a ua,of.~,r.r -
tbs article sDd q as a -su estshr.b.s
lat. that the change - feel wslld prodscs
'ueh Inequalities n tie -ool =. 10 d.preei-
ate d" vaiue very mech The vol o.
'heeP. 'rsu''erred from 20 rts;sr., %
high ones ard r,~s r~rs1. rsud Mt IA.
80 ooior' 20 dysIng -lth 40 uniformity.
snd he strength % 20 sore -ss iss.,-.
sd"
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Notice 10 Invalids

otsr 49, h.serss fts.ss-f <.lls.s ar. rasa O.
- lnfItag gaacks aana.us. IN ~ EarL.af =.
So. shara q -urs~ tAaa threeu .r-s. IA.
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r-raa.--a. .alloa . -hsf ~ 80 81 th-u.-fs-.
Aefrffaslag FafsHrlaus on 800 rasrs 80 Il 80
80 iares''fs, ed ~ ons 50 80 ,.ta a. ts
49, -sF-iF rra.flsf- "a ss.tas tisf ". t-a- o.
pr - freirr e. reusaE go 80 u.sks- sour ra.s
o trsrlalF 10 fur~ fa-t A. 30 rhssr.,a s.rf a.t
rF.f-se-r. rr taa To- fH haFe rr1s.- rs r-rr~t ,f
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d 80. h 90 ta ~ Fe-hrf. 80 sfs-rf -.
'nRsfar sr~r ashF 81 prtrat- lasl.tl-s CO.. -
80 rarea 40 fsrfu.slsls fr1 s.-r .I 30 raasr
- H-ef faf 1855. -ufrr. n. 80 r.nrras q ftis
- r'a~f ~tstrs. iar.a.s EEL 80 CO. l.. srs--
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casn ri fF~niF F~srs' . rffl-nrf f-n 81 a- rsr.r
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. srturs. tf~affsT 90 aa-ra.~s so Ifl-slta.. ~
rffssi- Galore te hath $3.50 raarrarf sr s.--f-
r'TiaE tar-u 80 -tair atl-sf .aa. Alsl-~. -
hrr t-~ lT Eu~r. 81 Nre eaar .s..e. f,-s
80 rfafr. ptsiuit. go dfrset e. tars Tlaa =.
~ frssitears Pei Oasrs 81 o. DK NATL
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No > Usioa 81. PFo,tS-see. RI.
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o-rrg - price, Tel str~urfh. SIC Nsn
Str--rth. s go. ~eu.- - rufrf ~ ~ --sksr .
49, cher. r-,lair- thr s'rsrgsr Frrfsrsf
a. go sfr--gth si-afs go So RiNfN-
HER' r. uarfei.- q t~sgn~t ~srrrsss 80
olrfrsafr farrs -hlch 81 hrr rrus~tl-s FL -
s.si hasr fsii-d 30 cne siso 49, o. - -urraut~t
F~r~--~-ted 81 ss-fs f~sp~ct. 81 ~ go. -
- rrf.a.ffsf
<HEWARE 90 INVITATIONS Nau-
-arr-rt~s aalr-. p-fs hs-rd alr-Ctls 81 d.. n
81 D.. BENEntAL INSTITUTE - Nr.ssi
Dt--as-s. -. - L.. O.. P-utsdr.rs. a 2
~ - -,st -susass 80 81 , fs- $50
- rrafae.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

u NAY serve eoufort 10 80 % al on
ea'sH'ii's. snd asHioiions. that b. Tia, lo,s,
aayihin- al gess -isdous BY - "a gamer
b. The loss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

= eorre'P0ndent q Oh. Prsirio Farmer
'sy' .--t'srden'nr lad .boud never b..
-orsed sntii . - - Dry a. ret o. he stieky.
'hoali erunnble easily -hsa ,4sees.d n
tss hand. ior upon tb. En.nss, ofta. ,il,b
depends IN great measure th. .sc-... 81
Tie crop. especially tbo fnsr ss-sed ~,
snd -bers largs share u a.. ls5o4 Ia. 10
Be done Nth tn 'psae. On. esnnot ,so.s
70 uork Tor bali crop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

move hs corn patch 20 another part Of his
farm.
The best -sy 70 remedy. or rather TO
p-event the evil % 10 cut Of and burn tha
the snusty parts as fast as they appear. thi,
-in destroy the seeds and stop proPsgA-
ton from then AZ least Shift the 6sll to
a distance frOa the srnutty region. salt
mingled With the manure vii hslP destroy
the sPOrsies also. Maine Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13
Carding Mill for Sale.

wv s..srr.a.-r aF-rs ~ 49,. ts- ssH k.as-s
fa..f tsrtla1 ~ e. Hrrkf-II NJ
~ SD fa- art-r ~ .ie.s - -h.rh nt.sts.
- 3D.. ..r n no trsf lr 90 -fafr
A'fr hakrr rf Va srsi-urht -oaI- f-f'.f
.1 un.re tnr tus.orss sr h fhfs. thsrs
- 80 ~ saf~r 81 nI Hrn-s
'f 80 g. by lfs W. ID n srrI.l 70 af
q COLE.
Brrtf-s D.. "a. zee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

OUK TErTH. u = ofisn said tist ,eeth
Of the present generIti on arr mech infsrior
20 thors Who ave passed We -ish that
some Of our mAsy dentists -osld prove
literary saosgA % CIV, ga denisl history.
We shoGid b. ast0nishe5. probably. 81 the
eent.l syiis ~ othsr CAV, Evideuces q
the use Of fslss teeth ~ the Romans two
thousand years ago. ~sTs found Anoas The
rGIns q PomPeii- Tsre. hundred yeA.
age. Martin Luiher eonplained % tooth
aebe. and Germaa snbassador a. the
Court Of Qssen EhEabeih sPoke q The
WEAKNESS Aza mp ersectiSn q he Enslish
people steeth. -hich be attributed o. their
eust0H Of eating a great deal or sugar.
Ssskespoare makes enc Of b.. character,
sPeAs 81 beng ksPt Awake b raging
fang Roger Williams va, ssrack ~ the
inPerfeCt teeth q The Nsrrsssnssit In5isn,
whom ieothschs ard decayed teeth rreab-
led eIcesdiHgiv- Georgs Wash iEgton hal
q set q srtiheisl teeth for -hieh be paid
I've bu ndred dollars. Soch .re asery fe-
TACT. Which cone up IN our poor memory
concerning a somewhat interesting matter.
We would like % have many more ofthsn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13

Adversely. lie that hss sever E,,-n
'drsv-ty q sui ssh seqlsint,s -isb Other,
o. simsef Constant sscc>. sb5ss - BAT
one ''ds ofthe -orid f,r. a. "a surround.
rs -iib friends -ho Ill ten u osIy or
rasrifs. - q siicncss hose snsulie. from
-ho1 sions We can i.a-n our dssscfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-05-13
Importing Houses.

a. h-ts-, - th'rs 80 osa f-ru,.a soo.l. chan
~ has rar te falnt Ills fol lr a q fi.,.rr.-
a. AS WATCHES q ka.-r.e,. -. r.
- 90 frrn~t. H1a..sr aat O9ea Far-s. CO
>ilFer anl Glr Faces.
NFhCt ACl-t> 81 81. s'ai.. sas 80 qsaat,.s
- E--ss o.. 90 ta ai. spectacle ..sa.. O. go III
80 f