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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NGLISH MEDICAL WORK s.
IL WILLIS p. HAZARD, No. 722 SAMSON street,
VIA close out the eutire stock OF Medical Bou ks.
mostly London editions OF good authors at less than
cost prsing the sydenham Societys issues, JOhn
Churchls bcations, Cooper's Surgical Dictionary,
some ex lent French works, etc e. TO which the
attention OF physIcians Is req lesteds
Books ported TO order promptly In six weeks, at
1902 THE ENGLISH BOOkSTORE.
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~" AuhASA ~ TOHN O. ALLEN Ticket Agent
No. COL CHESNUT street,
CAPT. ". ID. MAY,
Continental Hotel
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent
No. ll6 MARK EFT street,
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sune any risk for Baggage, except Tor Wearing Ap-
pRrel. and limit their responsibility One Hundred
Dollars in value. An baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be at the risk OF the unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
40 General Superintendent Altoona, Pa.
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BOARDING..

MO. ll2l GIRARD STREET, CESTRALLY
1N located, within two squares OF the Continental
and Girard House-An uniurnlshed
sECOND-SToRY FRONT ROOM,
with hTsl-cisss Board,
Vacancies for Gentlemen and Table Boarders
Reference required. VI
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VNTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD-WINrE TER ARRANG EMO ST.

M Esi ChEStEm AND fhiLADELPHlA
w RAILRoAD.-WINr TER ARRANG EN- e ut.
leave as follows
Leave Philade elpbia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST and Oh ESN UT Streets, 7'45 A. NJ, IL A i. .
80 p. nj AIS p. NJ, so p. M, 6'l5 and IL 80 p NJ
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia Ia from Denort
Fast Market street At e2s NJ As A. NJ, 500 A.
Trains leave West Chester ~ 90 A. NJ. and Ieav.
ing Philadelphia AT so p. M, will stop at B. O. juno
between West Chester and Il. O. Junction, going
East will take train leaving West Chester al 7'I5
Junction.
The Depot In Philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and WRlnut Street cars These OF the
Market Street line run within square. The
of both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival. -
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Phladelphia al 80 A. M. and 200 = M.
Leave Vest Chester at 7'55 A. M. and 400 2, AZ.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 \. M. and ara
p NJ, and leaving West Chester AZ 100 A. M and 45C
r, NJ, connect at b. q Junction with Trains T.. E
b. G. r. H. for OK ford and intern ediate polnts
tloi HENRY WOOD, General Gupk
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w EST JERSEY RAILRO DADS
w FALL AND WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
From foot of MA RK ET street. Upper Ferry(
ommenelng WEDNESDAY, s%sPlem9sr Sept l6' 1865
For Cape May and stations below MIllvllle, sl6
For MnlviIIe, vineland and intermediate stations
S'l5 A. NJ, $40 p. M.
For Bridgelon, salem. and way stations SIS A. M
For Woodbury. at SIS A. M, al5. $50, and 90 p. NJ.
Freight train leaves Camden daily a. Il O'CLOCK
noon. =. , .s ,., 80,
wErsShs psyered No .as south Delaware avenue
WILLIAM j. SEWELL,
OK superintendent
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BLINDS AND SHADES
COPARTNERSHlPS.

DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP THE
L. partnership heretofore existing between the uu-
ueIsiE ned and JAN teS CASCADEN, under the name
OF BAILEY & CASCADEN, having been dissolve
sald firm are requested TO make I'm ediate payment
and those having claims against said firm To present
Them for settlt ment. JOHN Il. BAILEY
Surviving partner OF Bailey u Casoadsn.
JOHN Il. BAILEY viii continue the BAG BUSI.
MESS atIhe ola stand, N. H. coruer OF MARKET and
WATER Streets, Philadelphia III tnstn9LR
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD,
TnRoUGA AN d DIRECT kOuTE arW hES
PHILADEL PHIA, BALTI IMOkE; .HA &RlSBU u RS,
GION OF PIE NNSY LVANIA. -,
HItt ami SIeeping Cars on all Nlght 1rslns. .
IN and stter MON DAY. September IA, 1853, the
trains on the PhIladelphiA and hIle EaiIroaa VIII
as follows-- ,,,ssruAup
49,, mn ,ry ,oaveS Phiiade e. phi ,.. 10 ~ p, ri
D ALL : MAIN Williamsp JrI......... 20 A. n.
{. arrives at Erle...,..... ........ 70 L. N,
ppru ENpRuES laa ges h II 80 A. M
1'AAG Williams porL...... 1856 p. NJ.
(. arrives at ES ESie.............. $50 A. NJ.
.TN1pA MAIL leaves Pnlade phia........ 500 A. M.
(" Williams 1OrJ...... 70 z. NJ.
arrives RI LCckhEven..... 7'i5 p. NJ.
EASTWARD
Williams pO3 t.,.......lO 10 P. M,
arrives 1t Phiiadei phia..... ZOO A. M,
EpIE EXPREsS leaves Frie,.............. 7'05 r. NJ
r" Williams pors....,. 8l5 A, NJ.
arrives at PhllRdel .hla.. 800 +. M.
Mail and Nxpress connect with Oh Creek and
Allegheny River Railroad. BAGGAGE ChEOKED
ALFRED L. TYLER,
III General Superintendent
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Iegelher l67 specimens, Sslected for their beauty
hnu artlsuc mertby the above well known, ,counOls
seur and which viii be exhibited In the EASTERN
GAhLERlES OF THE ACADEMY OF FINE
AhIb, CHESNUr Street. above Tenth on SATUR-
time Of sale.
The sale will take place on TUESDAY AND WED.
NEHDA1 EVENINGS December l and 2, at half
past O'CLOCK u92I
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rF-The unsnimity with which the nomina.
ton Of Grant and Co!fax i, responded TO
by republicans Ct every shade Of opinion is
A' remarkable A. it is gratifying. The
mrs, discordan, note is yet to be heard In
business circles. as well as political. the
nomination IL hailed with subtraction. and
Is accepted as the Assurance OF vigorou.
aud sensible government. and OF the restora.
ton OF honesty and economy to every de.
par'men'. The fortunate combination Of
qualities IN the ,ieks, will appeal 10 the
cnihGsiaim of the country and will give
opportunity. II the opposition is sufficiently
alive Tor As musical campaign as the most
Jueiiant could desire. Boston Advertiser.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

In the Plantation If Franklin n the Counfy
Of orford, Ne, for the year 1867.
TIE io!lowiLS list Of Taxes on real estate of
npn-rSs'd~nt owners. IN the Plantation Of
Frank lin. for the year 1861, committed To Win
ihrop h.ihc ~, Collector of SAID Plantation, on
the llih day Of June. A. ID 1867. h,. been re-
urnrd 10 me - renI,n'ng unpaid IN the 18Th dsy
OF April, \. ID. lsbS, by h's certificate OF that
date, and no" remain upPuid; and notice !. here
Nv g'Scn that II the sad taxes aud ,aiercst aud
oh''Rc~ are not paid ipt the Treasury Ol the said
Plantations within eighteen mnrlhs hon the date
OF he commitment Of the said bill so much Of
the real estate taxed vii hc sufficient 10 paw
10" amount duc therefor. including interest and
charges. val. without fu,jher notice. he -ou al
pubic auction at the school house iu district NUN.
tc Ell one, - SAID Plantation, on the first day Of
.nu,ry. 800. 40 ten n'clnck IN IL. Elrrnnnn
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Cont Of thc United State. Tor tb,
Di-tti,t ui Hsruc:
10 The matter oi Nathaniel Stone, Bankrup
The - 80 give notic- Isat . Petition has bern
prereutrd e. the Court lh,s 3Olh ,lav OF June
lsos, hy Nathaniel Stone. of Paris. = bankrupt
praying that he ma, be decrcrd 90 have a iui dis
charge iiom ali his debts. pro--,ble und.r the
bankrnpt Act. aad upon reading sad petition, ~
.. ordered bY the Govt that hearing H. hal rp %
The same the lib dsy Di sept. 4. ~ ls6S Lei,re
The Court ~ Portland, 80 SAID District 1T three
"''osk 4. VI and ihit notice thereof ie p,l,
hshcd ~ the DNiord Democrat AMI The Po,i,,d
N'cNN star newspapers printed "a ..,id District
one, week lor three successive weeks AMI that
~ creditors ~hn have p,o,ri their debts, and
oiher persons IN interest may appear ~ .,id tan,
'nd place and show cause, il sHv the, have. Why
the prayer Ot sad petition should not D.. rrtntcd
WM +. PREBIE
Clerk of District Court Tor aid District
Iui, 10 u "a
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MECHANICAL. DISEASES

Persons engaged I'm Paints, Minerals. Plumbers
Type sett"rs, Gold bcaitrs Miners AZ th.y sd,.n,,
in hie VII be subject 90 parAiys. OF the bowels. ,o
gHAfu against THIS, tske dose OF Railway. pills
ooor or twice week aS a PTcVratIvc
DIR. RADwAY : PILLS CURE ALL DISEASES
oftic Stonseh, Liver, bowels. Kidneys. nl.sa.,
nervous Diseases. Headache, Constipation Coz
ufrn..s indtgestton, Dyspepsia. Billioasae.s Ril-
nous feFcf' Inflammation Of the Bowels, Piles aud
All arrangement Of the Internal Ntsc.ra 90. 10
six toNe- warranted TO effect positive eu-r Pure.
delctcriuus drugs. -
DR.. Radway'. Pills ,old by all Druggist. and
Country Merchants. Price Is cents. SEQ Or Rad
vzs's Almanac for isss
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Special Notices.
TIE ERRORS or YOUTH

Those who arc suffering from the abov, chou IA
procure Hr. Hay.s' new Medical Book, entitled
The scionee OF Lite, or self rres~rVatian or ap-
ply IN the anthor Of that Inv siuablc ircafis.
lnpai'cd manhood Of middle ascd people perfect,
~ restored
NC BOOK contains 200 pages, printsd fine m
Per. Illustrated Stth beautiful rnKraSings bound In
h@aatifal cloth and Is universally = "a.
best medical Sork In the world
Hent 10 all parts of the country By mall securely
.sss1, po.Agr PAID On receipt of prce,-oniy Loo.
Atir-.s pr. \. IL HAlE~ No 1 RniBnch .tf.,t
or }. >. Dl kR CO, - school ~. Boston
y. H--Dr. n. can always b. consulted In the
sTiet"s, epnaaeocc from y O'Clock la the morntng
until > O'Clock la The evening
Iatiolablc secrecy and certain relief
HEMhMBEE, No. . Buihnch 81, Boston,
opposite KeYrrr Mon.c
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r. X. r. PILLS.

W ksdway's fhis -poSE-For regulating the
Liver, stomach, Bowels, aud promoting DIg,stl.,n
phs pan al hight Dor Obstinate disease. and
(nrope tomplsints-i 20 every 20 hours.
pr. Halfway rills are cotnpoa nted from yerpta.
Die Extracts, Coated with Sweet Gum and ar, the
best. "a cses aud satrst tnrgatiye Aperisnt mi.
blfeu- and tAthartie Mcdicias k1own to Medical
One of Dc. Radway's Puts contains NOR, of tn
seuEe principle cnre and " IN act quicker ON M.
Liver Bowels, stomach, ktdneYs, bladder I,to~d
&c, than 10 Of the ordinary common parvatIye
OF oaiharte pills, sold under various names. or m.
ton Rrnlna ~ Hlns. Ma - 'N
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DEF

20 Summer. Jolly %, Joseph Reason. aged a.
Ia Summer. Juiy Ith, Low Cn.hnsn sgei -, 81
cam. 90 ~umurr BOO I~I.. uui;sd y iti ~. l.,o,,-
i"nliif church Iu 500, slar. which time Cor rps,,
fhan ~ years a. has been consistent aud WORTH
ilfrlsr ''''
In BnrkHrld, June s5th. lothian shaw. s.ed ~
yrsrs 4 good f7rmrr. Vol ,.r.lI in th4t .ri.nc.
from thr bank nf nature
iu Grr,uvool. Nay Ei Mr. Martha Cole. AGED
~ v"lrf in months ui eJ dGys Sister Colo united
stir 'h. Wuuistrrk and Greenwood HartIsf church
u sept. 1863. sHd with ~. Church 10 iirytut'-
Pond 10 So organization, tuI lived q devoted dt..i
81. of Christ $3.50 died 900 toe triumph Of faith
u Hebron. Inue 9th, Nr fslog Wa@hburu. ug,sI
- years 70 months.
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SANTA Cl-AIt.IN C1rr

The patron saih, Of biscuits, cakes. and plum
padding With oaly common Salci atus TO mid him
90. ahoui giving up in despair: bat when he 60,
bold OF Package of Pyle's sAleratu. he exclaimed
have found ~ Nov 7 am ready for Ihans.ri,.
ing' Christmas. and New Yearsis &c, ryIc'.
s''craius aud he viii sarrly come. sold by grocer.
everywhere, In pound packages, tall weight.
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ORGANIC YIRRA.
NJ 4 K X I T. D

o. Ft-'.. Jolly t,h. ~ John D.o,.,, -, rs
,.corgr u bpnhsm sud Me- Mira a. X enc l,.,st OF
Ia Eumford, Jane 18th. by Rev > Gruypuor Mr.
Bral. Sw,t and Miss Eup ..snc VI Andrea. i,fb
- Milton Plantation - ''"
~ N"taa5r juno rth. Mr. Edwis e. Mathew and
hise Lulsetta T.. Hi+knsil both Of HlrsnatI
"a milford, June III, y q Hullard 81 Mcrbani.
Fhlls, aud Einnia .. ii-her ~ Milford
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ESS.
tArARRn IL,
C9NSC NIPrI8y
AND CANCER ETRTn.

4 fr-siisc on D-afncss, Catarrh, Contamination
. and 'anccr; their causes. means of speedy re-
ts' aud ultimate cure. 49, Jsau Of the .ndruIy
Of Medicine, faris seat 10 any sddrr-s for 10 a..
ORGANIC VIBRATOR
~ his lnto the car, - SaT % rc-utibl. rcu,,y.s
sihSins noises IN the head. and enables deaf persons
70 near difihcilJ - church and pubic sssctnblirs
'h'- ih-'r=tsshi s!l cfs p=ssiae. Ts=ait- alfnOsi
miF aeunas and INDEED ia no.t oas.s Of long stand
ihs osaigers u Vii relieve la = short time utny
d" adlasird With sac ease II st.etac!e.
bf. ~tlNcIi viii D, pTnfessi0nalIy AT 81 Ea.t Wash
,nEt0n fIan'. CHiversity Builii q y y daily
"'h - 10 o COCK jaaJl.iy
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Editorial review of Portland Market,
Ior xrsk rn.linr Inlr-

We omit an extended rvvisw Of the market, for
ue pa'' week The changes In priass have beca
very slghi
Gold ha. bssn very steady At stoat 1901 q i4Cl.
In the monsy market there IL more siriugrney The
hoa' market - derrcss~d- The market Is veil .ur-
prd ~ith grain ard cora - selling At iieaii. for
souih Western mixed. The provision fnsrEe, ~
rnAihs quiet and unchanged The produce mArs.,
IL qgicL
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Poor Tons A'cod.s
How warn soeer the genial sun
May lcos In kindness the earth
In Tom Jone.' veins no cheering warmth
Dtspsls the gloomy sorrow Of his soui
Dyspepsia, itse = goblin. hsnt- him down
Agsr, grim ehRmb-rialn, hxht- him 10 bel
While hallncss, Vertigo. aud H.adaei.. dire
with herccT aches combine Ia max. him 9roan
Ha1tru. Thomas, 20 Instruetion:
Dor all thy lis q remedy IL foand
\ fanaena. certain, Pheasant sure
PLANTATIONS BfrUERs-s T-i.sa-y
wondroas Touie, made by Dr. Drake
We presume poor Toms" case 4, no, worse than
who arr cured daily by ,hi. wonderful
medicine.
MAGNOLIA wArrE.-A delightful ,otlc, article
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~ Esr,HtIsHEp REMEDY. Johnson.
Anodync LIniment - extensively known as
an established remedy Tor Coughs. Colds.
bronchitis. lloarseue,s. and other troubles
OF the Ihroa, and Lungs.
your horse has had a hard drive. stool
N = cold Wind, drank too much cold w,te-
or been out 90 cold raio..tofu. th. ,.,.
med'si" Dse Of The Cavalry Condition
Powders will restore Lin 10 condition
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LOST.

m The ltih ut., i~fue'r NDtwa, village aai
- Harrison siiNsr. q Leather WsHet. eoots,s,ay
= smiIi 5000 ID. money two furifssory ngfe. t,,,,.
be - bivu! Col,1ri sui ID lneI D., I.a,r I. : I,
gent and Timothy " sud Samuel Brooks. a.. .,d
10" p'om's-"r1 ao'es payable iy Washington C.I
cord COED i'l Jpssi.h tog, :, sni ~ampel Br.-k.
e. anl ~ U'het pspsrs. 10, b1trr ct he
above w'i b" suitably ie~arfeI by potl,ipz me Of
3D. i.iag lunI.
WASHINGTON COLCORD.
Ju's o, isbs
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80 Beaatifri aud Of uniform excellence, we'll.
Known 'afe snd speedy agent for restoring gray
hair 70 IL original color fJf preventing the loss Of
TIE hair for promoting IL, healthy growth and In
erea'inF 10 beauty gradusi bat certain cure f,r
b-ldns.'' AMI an essential toilet requisite Tor 90
Who pnfe uii choicest gih o. nature. a beautl
fol supply u hair the above u saii D. ali Who ,..
Mr. s. a. AI,us Improved aeu s,yle, Ia, r.
''orer OF Dressing. 1n one bottle Eysry pruy
gist cells 10. Ffle. one Doti.r
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BASE BALL NOTICE
NouwAY M J,I, :

NORWAY, Ma. july s, lSGS
Tho Second Nine OF the Penncssee wss.
see Base Ball Club will NEE, any Base Ball
Ciab in Oxford County. on their grounds,
to play friendly or match game.
Ter order. &. VI. SNiru, Scc'y
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HfMAHh-

Nrssrs "a 10. w saith, IT ihi. city tn
well known manufacturer - ANEgictS OUatxs.
hs'" r'"rntiy sd-i TO lhsir ayls4. very powerful
aud attractive organs for churches With beautiful
upright easel. hat ink giis iriitsiipu pII rns in
them hnr ornamental instrument. fsr the ,hoir
gallery or rhsp"i- All musicians urou heariag
Them express th'iF surprise " TIE amount ~ pure
-hA iail tons whirh they are capable q produsius
l"s'' 49, styi's contain the dep manual sub fas.
a"' s'pr "ria'c coupler. giving them sufss.snt
volume 60 -ustsln even q hundred or mos. ,.,i-.
AMI yet ar fish and soft aud expressive &c.,
They ar becoming very popelsr on s.l,8nui ,C,t.i,
rohi musical merit .snd also Tor their rea.aBsil,,,.
In prize. bringing them within tn reach n: ,u
churches. Bostou Christian Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-10

TIN ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for those
bhpNN DlStOLORATIOSS on m. tae, 4.
" tSfTNs Moth and trrckle Lotion Prrnarrd enly
by llE. H. e. FERRY. ~ Bond St, S-r York.
ss-Sold everywhere mach - an,
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Strayed or Stolen.

4 BLACK, WHITE ADD TAN coio'd HOUND
"A one and a-haf yrtr, old. ANY one rctu rniny
the saue to the sub-r ibcr. giving iniorn iut on
where he may bc fond. sh Ill b. suitably reward
Ell. NOAHs AMPS
f,rr~uxp,t Ipfv
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hors. The Wisconsin State Register
says We learn from +. F. Lewis. ESQ.
OF Lewiston. th't an insect, described as the
hop louise in The market reports. has made
ITS appearance in his hop ground. in grc.,
numbers. lfit proves to be the hop louise,
no estimate can be made OF the destruction
which will follow IN this section. judging Of
it- ravagcs in other States las, season
Adviecs from Michigan. Central and
Northern New York, as also those from the
Conneeticut Valley. continue fa,or,bI.
New yards arc improving rapidly. while
old ones are making slow progress. Lice
are reported in some sections, though not
yet in 'ufiieien, quantity - give cause for
alarm.
Other reports from Wisconsin conflic,
somewhat with III. above. indicating that
the yield win bc large
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-10

~ Tue international Convention of the
Young Mems Christian Association. held
at Detroit las, week. was largely attended.
and exceedingly interesting. The com.
mit,ee on associations reported. reconmc nd.
ing the organization OF a Woman's Christian
Association: the establishment of A daily
religious press that the ba.i. OF represen,a.
ton remain unchanged agsins, making our
ASSOCIATION n temperance o,ganixat ion, bo,
advancing individual opposition 10 in.
temperance that tho tobacco question be
lett to individual conscience.
The Executive Committee wer, instruct
cd to employ agents from the Association
along the line Of the Pacific Railroad.
The Convention adjourned TO hold IL,
next annual session a, Portland The warm
invitation extended by The Portland IA.
soe'a''on TO the Convention to meet in that
cry was unanimously accepted with great
enthusiasm. j, was especially gratifying
TO the Maine delegation. SAYS the Lewiston
journal. TO notice the regard entertained
oy tho Western delegates for Portland
whose reputation for beauty as city and
hospitality as citizens. is widespread.
IL may be gratifying to our Portland
friends to learn tina, no Eastern city !. more
popular aud more appreciated by Western
men than Portland. We predict in the mex,
International Convention OF \. NJ. c. As.
'oeia'ions a, Portland the mos, ierven, and
brilliant religious convocalion ever held in
the New World. May the fruits of Asso-
cation work for the coming year be An
assurance of the fulGln,ent OF this prophecy
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Billiards. Hay Tedder.

THIS Machine IT, warranted TO thoroughly turn
-FOUR acres OF grass IN an hour, thus accommodating
III" whrk oi from eight 90 twelve men; that I'M.
labor saving occurs period IN the ,iay When
time - very prerious; that IT due. the work so
quickly that the process OF turning can be several
times repeated, ctring the hay So thoroughly that
II can bc t'ke" 20 the Barn IA the best condIt ion
the day II j. cut.
The attention at turner's is called 90 the above
Machines. tor sale Ly
WILLIAM SWEET,
south Paris, Me.
T, whom ~! letters Of inquiry should hs addressed
April 2l 1868
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IpCn, I

LIZ IL IpC II IpG IL
SCHAFCW SCRtFCH' SCRATCH,
in from 10 TO - hoprs
WHEATON OINTMENT cures Tux IrCtT.
WHSATDS'z DINrNr~r -uryr S,trpuvr,,.
VII NrvN OINTMENT cures TErrEE
WHEs rpS's OINTMENT rarr. H1prErS, tr,-,,
WHEATON, GTsfN cur,. ON Sorrs
WHEATON, OiNrHrNT rIrra TyEry EIxn
oF ilCNnE LtKs MAGIc.
frtcc, ~ cents 4 box b. mail, ~ rruf. AdIrr. a,
VEINS Z POTTER. No TO wa.tiug,ou STR.
Boston Mass.
For sale by al Druggist.
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Cancer. sc,ot,,, p,.n.n,,

cancer. >croiuia, Dyspepsia,
LIVER complaint. RhsunAtI'm, Neuralgia, &C.,
'afod' Book Of 100 pages. seat free To invaIIds
Address u GREENE, N n. 10 Temple Piao.
Boston. Mass. -.
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Hales Arnica Ointment I,

tor sale ~ All drngg sts, OF send your Adire.. and
- cents Ia % T.. SEYMOUR h 90 Ho.tou ,fs..
Aad receive q box o. Triufu mall
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House for Sale in Norway
Village

THF DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, iu
4 Norway Village, coraer of Ns,os and Pieas
ant streets. opposite y. &. Shack ie,'s store. 20
two storJ IIous-, in gpoi repsir and % we'll 6nish
cd St1bir. two good wells. about an acre a lad
and ~ bearing fruU trees
tDr iuriher grttcullrs, inJuir" on ne urrrnisrs
Of J CARPENTER
Norway. Urc q. 1857 n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-10
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE,
FOR rHE
Speedy and Permanent Cure
90 MI
CHRONIC DISEASES.
DIR. G.. 4 HALL.

Ot'os No. 20 COqrt Street, Boston. Mass.
l"e~ strictly Office business, and gives special al.
teufon 20 at fiseuses Of 90. sexual system hy ti4
oNn Improved method Of treatment lie will guar.
aul" perfect ani speedy curs IN al disra srs aris
z from secret ifAbits or other cst,ss. VII ch.r,v
come under BIZ care, no matter how long sfandipg
tssu'ss, Liver Complaint Nervous III sHscs
hutnrr-, l'y.prp-if. Flgs, Cancer, Tum1r-. Sc.
10 , Nv NIt~ FOL bE. iitLI has made the sui.isct
ot ail diseas-- peculiar 90 tho Female sex hfs taTts
uisT siudy, and % this deptrtms az Of ractirs
will contiuue go give especial attention nj r,r hs
Iast success, De- feels confident in waffanng most
prompt and eheet1al cures n the most dfcuit ca-es
~snd - cents sud receive ~ mail copy Of m
book e"t.iied "EycrJbody'. Friend % - Court -
tf"rAii. in~r auI..Em
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-10
Brighton & Cambridge Cattle Markets
For week ending July (.
Ifoin Maine 10 raiile. and les .hesn

ff0t" Maine 10 cattle, and To- sheep
bsHS fas-ENtra quality. si1 .s1gt4UO arst quail
Vld-9ll - sc nd d. q aos o. % third 10 COS,
49, - y! p. on The total weight ofhld. taiio~
and dressed brsf
lGoTest -rsdrs q coSs. bulls, kc.. siOopafo-5.
N"HHtsg pNEN- - 90 MS. HANDY sfrrrs sf..s
TO -" 90 h,tle shove their value beef
hiith Cows ENtrA. s.5s 100 Ordinary sts.s-g-
Hetfsr., 1gaS0.
ehEEr-SoIt hsfn-llH6le Y 2. for .h@arrd
sHotrFs- Wholesale. sasc retail $40 F,t
host, ~ slpr spring pixs, lgisis
lbs Male" l@iub' ~rre soid Tor e. 900 SIS.
REMARKS
The western drovef- have signed an agreement
and made other Decessary Arrauz ernent. e.,
change 10 maTk,t days RON TUESDAY and W ,in~.
day 90 Thursday and Friday The change 1. to take
eject next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-10
WHY SUFFER FROM S0RES (,

Whsn 10y the use Of the ARNICA OINTMENT. Won
can easily b. cured IL has relieved ,hou sands from
Wound.. and every complaint OF The '.kIn IT,, 4,
for u costs but - e-nts. ~. sure aud AL 10, ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-10

MAGNOLIA WArEE.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne. and At half the price.