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Bethel Items.

Hiram Hodsdon q L Beowa have pur.
chased the saw-m,il a, Walker, Mill, and
they will b" prcpAre 10 NV lumber soon
as .he spring oPcus, ia the most workman
like manner.
Galcn Hol, 4 Co have sold on, their
s,oru to Estes & Cole.
Fnoch Foster. Jr. Eco has been appoin,
cd Post Master. al Bethel in place Of NJ.
c. KimbAll. resigned
Mr.. Holt. ha, purcha.ed the Goddard
stand OF the other side Of the river. and in
ts'''is TO al up the Esms' store in the spring.
Mr.. George Pisi-,ed Ia, boasht on,
Charles Mcrrilrs oarrisgr shop. and made
four hundred dollars repairs on the build
ing. and Is nov ready to receive customers.
l., W Rn.sei & Co. have Glled M the
Edwards store. on Main ST, and keep on
hand good assortment OF all kind, ofiurn-
iiure.
The Bethel Brass Band will give grand
concert in the church a; Andovcr Corner.
next Frida. evening. 24th in,i.
Therc are several persons. heads OF fan.
lilies ia this town. and vicinity. without q
paper Of any k,ad Why doat they sub.
scribe for the Oxford Democrat? c.
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4
-nd sc shall give ihcn a, foil, a, possible.
The officers OF he Board are as follows:
PRESIDENT. Samuel WATSON. Ellsworth /;
Vice President. Rufus Prince. Turner /:
Secretary. ; l.. GoodAle. sico.
The following is lie, Of the member,
with the county ,hey represent: Samuel
Mason. Hancock $ l. Goodaie. York
Albert Moore, Somerset; Samuel iIolm..
Oxford; 5. + Dixie. sisilaboc; j. NJ.
Carpenter. kcnnebec; c. Chamberlain.
State Society; Rufn Prince, Andro,cog
gin; Z. W. Aver. Waldo; l.. Il. Stack.
pole, lenobscOi; J r. Norton. Franklin :;
j. V. Putnam. Aioostook Luther Cham
berisin. Piscsia1uis; NJ. l.. Wilder. Wash.
ing,on; Isaac Hobbs. Knox ". =. Brown.
Lincoln.
Tho President, Mr.. WATSON. /. not new
IN The position. having already presided
over the deliberations OF the Board. and
having been a member OF many year. stand.
Ing. IL IS n thorough. pra teal working
man. snl The business Which comes before
the BoNrd will bc dispatched With order.
systematically aud qu,ckly.
Mr. Goo.lal-, al, old and tried Scer,,.
~, - the maiu spoke ia the wheel. a, near.
~ all the labor ami care o the Board de-
wolves upon hin. H., annual reports have
been model doeumcni4. AnI superior to
those issued by similar officers in other
States. III. report foe 1851 i, Jus, GU,
from the press. ard i to-day being di.;rib-
ut-d TO the members AMI the Legislature.
Besides the report proper Of the doings Of
iss, years Board, it contains qaitc .uiie
range Of paper, upon sshjccis bearing upon
questions Of agricultural interest Tho
leading papers arr. Aroos;ook. il. climate.
agricultural capacities. g., and on N.
ohemis,r, OF manure., from the pen Of The
Secretary.
In the Board OF Agriculture on Tburt-
day. Mr.. Moore Of Sohcr,oi made report
ON sheep husbandry.
Mr.. Holmes OF OXiorl made 4 rcpor, on
the subject, Which i, the most profitable
Tor Il farmer, Of Maine 10 raise. sheep or
neat stock
Mr. Dixie OF Sagadahoe made report OF
The subjee; OF bee csl;ars.
Mr.. Prince Of And'osooggin presented the
following question: 'or discussion Shoald
horro racing DC encouraged at annual az
ricnltural iAirs2
In The afternoon the Board .oni toto an
informal session. when Mr. T.. Bracket Of
Belfast exhibited to tho Board. insect, in.
lur'oa' TO The apple tree. in thcir vAriou,
',Agr'. ineladiug the borer. apple worm.
lice. &r. Mr. BrsJkct also exhibited the
potato bag wh'ch destroys 80 many 6elds
Of potatoes IN the Western States. called
tbs ten liac Poia,oc bug avery destructive
insect which "a, hrs, known in Colorado
and IS now gradually travelling eastward.
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Gbr Otforo democrat
PARIS, MAINE. JANUARY "a. 1868
Delegates to the National Con ventiou.
All for Grant IL

The following delegates at large to ihe
Republican National Convention were NOM
mated b, the Republican Legislative Caucus
at Augusta, on "Wednesday Evening:
Hon. Samuel E. Spring Of Portland /;
Hon. T. A. ID Fessenden Of Auburn Gen.
II. Nj. PAisted OF Bangor. md Col. Eu-
gene Hale OF Ellsworth.
Messrs. kasc L. Hobson. A. c. Hewey.
Eben woodbur, and WIN. NJ Macarthur
we're elected alternate delegates.
Resolutions endorsing Gen. Grant. re
commenting his nomination as the eandi-
date for President, and inslruc,ing The del.
egsies TO supper, his nomination in the
Convention were unanimously adopted
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Maine Legisla ture.

Wednesday. iSth.
SENATE The free scholarship, in the
Bate, College and Maine Wesleyan Semi
nary. a, reported by the secrv iary OF State
under act o; 1854. arc.
Bate, College. wn. c. Foster Piu.held.
Andrew Kicker. Of Milo. MARY W Mitch.
ell. Of Dover. by order OF the Governor.
Weslcs An Seminary. j. II. Tra.k. un.
known, by order Of Council, recommended
by n. T. Jersey
Among Peti,'oos presented Is orc BY Mr..
S;esson Of Pepob-coI. Of the town Of Brewer
for che ishs TO exempt irorn TAXATION nasn-
utaciufins cstabi.shuss-nt. in said tom Hs.
irrrei to Committee on Manufacturer.
HoUsE --Ptssoi f. bs easessd-BHl TO
provide for the removal OF person. irap,i.-
onei or under arrest. from one county 70
another where Differed, offences are charg-
al 10 the t~o counties
Ga motion o. M Porter Of Burlington.
Ordered. That ibe Committee on l. gal
Reform be directed to inquire into the ct.
Ped'cnry Of Abo!ishmcnI Of imprison meat
br debt
IL coHrcaf,oa "A ballo, for State Tres.
urer resulted a. follows:
Whole number OF votes. is7
Necessary 20 4 choice. "a
NA'bAn G. H,cbborn has 40
Samuel W Jackson. - 81
Tbnuday. lob,
SENATE Order passed. on motion Of
Mr. Sts''on. for 1907 additional report, Of
Agricultural College
Also. directing iba, c7pie, Of the Daily
journal be furnished each member u the
Board Of Agriculture during the session.
HovsE Order passed. Of Mr. Uartusll
Of Olite~n. that committee on Public Build.
ing inquire into the erpeiicn-y Of rvmov.
ing the Capitol TO Bangor.
Friday, I7th
SENATE House papers passed in con
curfence. * -ep. TIA, an orller directing thu
committee on publc buildings 20 inqaire
into tbe eSpeiicncy oi removing the capital
81 The State 20 Bangor vas amcoded. on
motion Of NJ West. by adding where
boici accommodation, are SIMPLE. and price.
. for the same are on a human basis"
The President announced tue comm it'es
on the assumption Of ,he war deLt As f9l.
lo~. Ncssr' Ste'son. Robbie. Mathew,
\ Lindsay. Hamblen sod Houghton.
/ House. The Speaker being absent, n.
Clerk called the Ho1,e % o-ic-. ana o.,
motion Of Sir Fe'seDdsn. ordered ~, nr
Porter of Darlington be Speaker. pro tenn
IN The absence ofthe Spsaker
Mr.. Lind'ey. from The Committee on
Election. presented 'be rpsjoriiv. ard Mr
Brown the minority reports IN the York
eoor'y eases The majority repor, give.
Mesw' Morrow AMI Burbank seats. and
declares 10 choice Cor ,he other Mr Neal
and VI Goodwin having received The great.
ct number 81 votes are the emil dates
The minority report. by thfo~iny oct the
! votes ofkenHetunkpJr Tor violation Of law.
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inasmach as u" polls were open an.il after
Eve. and tina, OF York Tor bearing di,tin.
gui'hed marks. 53l votes in all. declares no
choice Tho motion to substitute the mi.
nori'y report for the majority was. after
lengthy debate, preceded by motion to
lay on the table 10 be printed and assigned
fcr mex, TUESDAY. at II O'Clock. BY vote
Of II to 10.
Ga motion TO adopt the minority re-
port. after discussion. {, was decided in tho
negative. II TO IL Senator Green voted
IA iavor--liAmblin against.
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VThe State Convention of member, Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. who 4.
'or lay rep-e'e tation in the General and
annual conferences m et ~ Portland. on
TUESDAY snd was largely attended Hon
Hiram Ruggles. Of Carmel. was Pendent
Hon. John Perry va chairman 81 Com.
mIttee on Resolutions. The meeting vs..
harmonious and addressed bvablc clergy.
men from abroad. l; recommend, lay rep.
resentalior
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needed in our laws in the Interests OF tenn
perAnce, let Us make them; but let US no
take one step IN the interest OF the traffic n
intoxicating liquors
Kew. Dr.. Thurs,on OF SearsPe't, said
that no man has the right TO pc lutte and de-
morslize himself BY the use Of intoxicating
liquors Even il man here and there can
use liquors without deossing himself. 1t j.
bis duty to abstain for the sake OF has weak
er neiShoor While We should omit no
moral effort. We must at the same time pro-
'set society by Law. And II we attempt TO
protect society we must enforce The pro
tcetion oy adequate penalties. Some say
'ne pena''ies are TOO severe What Is meant
oy that VIII less severe penalties accom-
phsh the object aimed at. fso, then they
may be reduced. Bot the difficulty Is that
the penalty has tor the dist time. especially
under tue search and seizure clause. proved
eii'c'e"i. Dr. L. closed by expressing the
hope that the Prohibi'ory law would sand
AZ Is.
LIE address reported by the Committee
was Mt tins point unanimously adopted by
rising sote-ihe immence audience ris'ng
to their '"et almost TO man
La response TO calls. Joshua Me- esq
OF "her'iiie. camo forward anna rounds
OF applause. Mr.. Nye SAID be TOOK II Tor
gian'ed That the state hAd adopted prom
ohion rs It's Poiicy' he'err'ngto The Con
staoulary act be inquired who asked Tor Its
rePeAE VINO has pe'it'oned for II! Re
'err'he 10 me statement that his deputies
carr! 'ast sPfins VISITED The known rom
sellers IN All the towns IN The state be 'a'd
ne "ouio except augusta whieh The 'Ny
"ArsnAi PROMISED 10 auehd To- Referring
10 tue complaints made '"at some ei his
uePu'les pave oeen guilty OF improper prac.
iees' MI N!e sAla 'ha' ne had always been
ready 20 remove improper men.
Mr.. Nye said that be had been in con
"an' receipt OF letters showing the good
e"ee's OF the enforcement OF the law. He
eou'd Point out one single town where more
man the ~ho'e cos' OF TIE eon'tabniary had
been saved. ~ The law Is repealed. II will
mol De because men think such repeal right.
out IRON motives OF policy lie hoped iha;
the question would be settled at once. He
oe''e'eu 'HAt =" 'he Legislature stands hr'n'
the liquor sellers viii surrender Al discrei
ION Nr Nye saw 'ha' 'hose VINO Know
MI" oss'' understood thAs DC was not en-
gageo IN 'his Work 10 make money. but for
MS '"'ere'' IN tue cause lie Closed by
promising TO work shoulder to shoulder
win those engaged IN the good work.
"eo. a Thatcher Esq OF Bangor, allud-
co 10 the report OF The Bank Commissioners,
showing an increAs oil over million OF
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81 Eh'oy.-Will YOU allow me through
your paper, 90 arknoW ledge very pleas.
ant 'arpri,e visit on tie Evening q ,be -Ih
inst from our friends a. Rumiord Center
and v,u,city. With preseu, Of 9 nice purse
Of money Also. on the following DAY. n
pleasan; visit from be member. of oar con-
greeatlon. With I1ntti9n ia money ADD
vsl1Abl-s, amounting. IN al 60 Sl8). i5r
Which We wish % tender 90 all Our sincere
thanks and best ui.he, for lh.r knlncs.
expressed And presents bestowed T.. IoYT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-24

Darn o. Hos Moan SurH Hon
Noah smith. formerly a Ca'sis. Speaker %
the Maine House Of Representative. and
Secretary OF STATE, AMI Tor several years
past Clerk IN one o. The Department. At
Washington. died on TIr,jly At ,he resi-.
jrnce % bis son. Rev J W smith. N
Philadelphia Ill. age va, 6s years
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-24

rY-Tbe Spring term Of Brvan,'s Pond
High shool. will commence on TUESDAY.
FEBRUARY 25tb.
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~ The annual report oil y G.. Hichborn.
Stale Treas uTer. shows there have been dis
bursed from the Treasury during the wear
sl.S3G SOC IS, OF which 81 900 have been
Oh account OF tle school fund belI IN ;rus,
By the Treasury. s2s5 1874. 60 have goo.
to the sinking laod TO meet the State debt
bounty scrip, s3ll 500 Tor interes, on State
debt, 2O,625 % TO the support II insane
Slate paupers, S2s sos 10 Tor Reform
School. s35 900 for State Prison extension.
ell 900 to AID destitute orphans Of soldiers.
$4,000 Tor Agricultural College SIS. 4S7. =.
20 for all TO soldiers issnilies for 1866
s62 .o43.49 for all prior to 1866 500 9el
81 ior soldiers pensions, S37 .O00 for iur-
ni'nre and repairs Of State House. s45 PSI
for salaries Of State officers. s25 900 for
printing, sS5 900 for pay Of Legislature
and : IL. 800 Tor roads and bridges. mainly
in AToosiook The Treasurer estimates
The expenditures for 1868 At 1854 OPT 52-
avery decided reeuc,ion from the expenses
Of previous years. For ,hi. reason the
Treasurer recommends tie reduction oftbe
State tar 20 mills on The dollar. (6 mill.
last year and IS mills in 1865 With ,hi.
sum be expects 20 be able n meet. 80 rx
pendnures and add considerable sum -
the sinking fund. which has already reached
the sum Of 1868 900 The public debt q
the safe. aside from trust funds held bv
the Treasury. is IS .O9O 500. all Of which
falls due b tween now and the year 1889
THE CoNsTABULARY N M,ss-Tbs
House on "Wednesday passed OH q, TO-.
peal the State coustsbuIsry act-ys.. 1bs
nays So. There is no doubt Of rs passage
"a the senate
a bill was introduced in the Senate tn.
came day. 10 regulate the sale Of lioaors
IL provides for the appointing OF three Il
cense commissioners. and prescribes n,
conditions under which they shall grant
licenses.
W-Tbe Spring term Of Brvan,'s POND
High shool. wall commence on TUESDAY
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va! Oe 'eeH 'uAi toe appropriation eE-
eeed' tie expenditures s2.6sg 10 All Of
The expenses Of the State police from rs or.
ganikation i.ii Dec. 81. 1867. viii NO,
amount to three cents to each iohAbi,ant Of
the State
From the expenditure scould be deduct
ed the amount already paid for hne,. ihe
value Of liquors seized Gnd TIE fine, tina,
probably will be paid on hoal at ION Of the
appealed cases. VISTA tie saving to the State
Of tbe Deputies taxable costs. AMI the bal
snce will not be more than s5OJJ against
the State police 70 December. 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-03-28

When female is in trouble, or afflicted
sith disease, as weakness Of the back ana
limbs, pain in the head, dimness Of sight,
loss OF muscular power, palPiiaiion Of the
heart, irritability, nervousness. extreme ur;n.
AIRY difficulties, arrangement of digestive func.
ions, general debility, vagintis, all diseases OF
the womb, hysteria, sterility and all other
diseases peculiar to females, she should 20 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
W. n. Doherty. at his Medical Institute, and
consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor 10 ef'ecting more cures than any
other Physician in the State Of California.
Let no false delcacy prevent you, but apply
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should write or call at DR.. W. X. Doherty' 8
Medical Institute, and they will receive every
possible relief and help. The doctors Offices
are so arranged that he can be consulted with.
out fear of observation.
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To Correspondents.

Patients finale or female) residing in any
part Of the State, however distant, who may
desire the opinion and advice of DR.. Doherty
in their respective cases, aud who think prop
err to submit a written statement of such, in
preference to holding personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communicate lions
will be held most sacred. DR.. Doherty takes
this opportunity of observing that all letters
are opencdand replied to by himself, only, and
the latter rs promptly as possible.
Ii the case be fully and candidly described,
personal communication will be unnecessary !,
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ted.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU gives
health and vigor to the frame, and bloom to
the pallId cheek. Debility is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment
is submitted to, consumption, insanity or cpl
leptic fits ensue.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-03-28

FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONT1-
ENCE of Urine, irritation, inflammation or ul-
ceratiOn of the bladder or kidneys, diseases OF
the PROSTATE glands, stone in the bladder, cal
culus, gravel or brick dust deposits, and all
diseases Of the bladder, kidneys and dropsca
swellings,
USE HELMBOLD' s FLUID EXT'CT BUCHU.
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SpernnatOrrhOca.

DIR. DOHERTY has just published an inn
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and experiences in relation to Impotence or
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This little work contains information of the
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October 3, 1867. 4S:ly
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, /
County Of Pierce.
vs.. Civil action.

II. G. Williamson
vs.. ClVll actlOn
Edward Miller.
In the United States District Court Of the Sd
Judicial District OF Washington Territory,
holding terms at Steilacoom, for Pierce
county.
To Edward Miller, defendant You are
hereby notified that II. &. Williamson has
filed . complaint against you in said court,
which will come on to be heard at the first
term Of the said court, which shall commence
more than two months after the date Of this
publication, and unless you appear at the
said t,cn ani answer, the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof
granted.
The object and PRAYER of said complaint is
to obtain II judgment against you, upon n
promssory note given to II. &. Williamson,
April 80, 1861. for eight hundred and twenty
five and 6O-lOO dollars tSs25 COY, with two
per cent. per month interest thereon from the
date of said note. FRANK CLARK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint filed Feb. ~, 1868.
Date adjudication, Feb. 10. 1868. l5:m2
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Excelsior Restaurant.
Meals ut all Hours, Day or Night,
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES

7 V. MOSSMAN, having bought out Mr..
L. Yeager, will make such changes in the
late restaurant of the latter as cannot fai! to
make it one ofthe most popriar establishments
of the kind in the Territory.
Mrs. Nossn,an will take charge Of the cult
nary department, and be ready at all times to
serve the public with meals prepared in the
best style. The pubic are invited to call and
judge for themselves.
The best the market affords will always be
found at the EXCELSIOR RESTAURANT.
Olympia, Jan. %, 1868. l2:tf
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TUTIONS of both sexes, use HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BCClU. 1t will give brisk and
energetic feelings, and enable you to sleep
we'll.