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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-09-24

MAJOR GENERAL MEADE.-This
distinguished General has soiled his
honors won at Gettysburg by being
made the tool Of the carpet>baggers
in Georgia. 1t is now proven that in
the Ashburn case there that in Uni
ted States fortress,
"Two prisoners (colored) were op'
Grated on in the following manner, fol
the purpose of compelling them to di'
vulge: Their heads were lathered,
preparatory to having them blindfold'
ed; then placing them in the casemate
of the fort, the bandage was taken off,
and before the prisoners view there
stood solitary soldier ready to fire
off cannon which were pointed at the
accused. The prisoners protested
that they knew nothing fthe murder
They were then placed in sweat boxes
a little wider than the prisoner S body,
the door closing within three inches
of his breast the only air admitted
being through a few air holes in the
door. They were left to believe that
this confinement was to last thirty
days unless they disclosed important
facts. After being keptin this condl-
ton thirty-three hours, during which
they were nearly sufocated, they
were again questioned, but with the
same result as before"
All this in the military depart
ment of General Meade is eminently
disgraceful to him, and few men will
ever see him without thinking of it.
General Meade is naturally hu-
but mere tools in the hands Of Sharp
politicians, such as are the carpet
baggers of Georgia.-N Y. Eapress
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SINGULAR INcIDENT.-In q RI

SINGULAR INcIDENT.-ln a re-
cent speech at Buffalo, N. Y, Hon.
John 7. HOifraanr decls that s'the
day of tie sword IS passed. and re-
lated the following
"An ifsiaeas ocefi Nd al the meet
ing of tbs II sionaI lion which
was an omen Z tx tsii where
the Con safie y & q 4 Of pa
PiSs5d- 4EjS5|ad fIsP Is ssven ssss
States, aud WAS
the AmeFSsast g. 81 nlat.
zrDr g. ~ ~ ol
noble soiditis, 1Dnes tpon a
great bronze seil ventlon
had been ii Session for Sskaf days;
ballot afse ssi hstl he'd taken
First one up sS ii another,
and at last sGclaslai, whose
name has sysr bstsa mentioned any
where SAVE ltl respect mean
General Hancock. No man knew
whether on the next ballot he was or
was not to be chosen. Everything
was uncertain, when suddenly the
great bronzed sword in the hand of
that noble statue snapped asunder at
the hilt. 1t was not touched by NOR
tai hands-no human agency broke
it. Some mysterious, invisible, and
irresistible power snapped it at the
hilt, and the word went forth that the
country was henceforth to have a
statesman and not soldier for a lead
er." Tremendous cheering.]
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CARBOLIC
DISINFECTING SOAP,

EOR Horses, Cattle, Dogs, Cats and other
Il Domestic Animals. .J !
Frees them from Insects. Improves the
Hair. Certain cure for NANCE, and is inrt
yaluable for healing Sores of all kinds.
For Sale by HODGS0N & DUNL4P.
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SOUTH-C AROLINA,
kERSHAW DISTRICT.

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
w HEREAS> J. D. Dunlap, C. E. K. D.,
w applied 10 me for Letters Of Adminis-
tration on all and singular the goods and
chattels rights and credits of Mary J. Davis,
(de bOns non) late of the District aforesaid
deceased:
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court, to be ho'den at
Kershaw Court House on the 23d day Of
October 1868, to show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not be granted
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day
of September, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-eght and
in the ninety-second year of American In
dependence.
A. L. MCDONALD, q. X. D.
Sept. 10. q
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-09-24

Under Mr.. Townsend's resolu-
ton, the several newspapers-published
in and circulating through this Con-
gressional District are hereby request
ed to publish these proceedings.
JOS. F. RHAME.
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NOTICE.

HAVE placed the accounts ofCHATTEN
&MIC lLE in the hands Of J. A. Schrock
for collection. Persons indebted arerequest-
ed to ma Ike immediate payment.
No discount will be allowed except Against
the concern. JOHN l.. MlChhE,
Aug. 27-3t. Surviving Partner.
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N E0T
KERSHAW---In Equity.

FF'''i'i' D. va s' A'''' E'0H Bill
ThurstoR 6 Holmes, ct. al.
TN pursuance of an order passed in above
il stated case the creditors of the estate of
Benj.g. Perkins, deceased, are hereby no.
tilted to produce and establish their demands,
be ore the Commissioner in Equity, at his Of
fee, on or before the first day of December
next, or be debarred from all benefit of said
order. J. D. DUNLAP.
Aug. 6--4ni 1880 G. z. K. y.
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One MAN.-'Jim, what are you
going to do this fall ?"
OTHER MAN-'Don't know, Sam.
Times are dull. Think I'll 60 south,
and be United States Senator
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Medical N office.

DR.D. L. DESAUSSURE has resumed
~ the practice of Medicine. Office in the
rear part of Dr.. Zemp's Drug Store.
January Q.
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NOTICE.

4 LII persons having demands against the
n E. W. BONNEY. decd. will present
them properly attested, and those indebted
will please make payment to
Mrs. L. A. B0NNEY, Ex'or.
Sept. IL. - 3t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Our Table.

EVERY sAru Rpa reproduce. ,~s.sIy. Ia, ,rS.,
lag Article, frpa tho best isr-iru p-riodieAi, tn.
story ot toal rlAs- ~ Chsss,, Rad /, moe, in.
ieusriy ttrililnk rrtre 70 cen,. Pabn.h.,i by
rIsSnor Flr ID Ba.,g-
LADIES NATIONAL. MAGAZINE for Way. ha.
an ,nErAVinS entitled "0a tn River The Bride
OF the FrAir'c" by Mr. s,eph,ns l. eonilnur,i and
The "NAri"'ir. for the Season. arr sbanaan; and a,
GssftVs- Tits nszsEiR- /, a fivortts nth the Ia
d. Pabi'hsd ~ G. y. T-tcr.oa, ran
OUR BOYS ASD GIRLS nakrsn. wr~Sl, an.
p"s'sRo. a, cor table. and 10 Away. -sleosn.a BY
IN" ycuas Iois. "AAts OF Br-as- 4, an tn,crest,
leg serial b. sh~ D. iGrr, Oliver Optic. PabIt.h-,i
by Ire Sstspssrd BOSTON,
BOYS ASD GIRLS WEEKLY for NAY ~. ba.
n1m'rnu' embellishments All stories for the Young
fabii's~I b Fssak leslie Nv Iors
IhE HOUSEHOLD. Tar April, b, an iuicr-stinw
ru'nScr. rhts IL a NBaGsIy JaslraaI devoted tn
h0a's Interest," Militrn CroNcii, BrattIebato'
VI
THE MAINE NORMAL 81, aprn 9. An IN ,er,.i.
lag basss~r. rssoh,a- .h5a.I ali take a. If they
desire 20 'sooccd In Iisc,r pru,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

W. Editor II nct,ec that ihe pape,, arr
Offering the names Of cindilaies Tor Goa
gres, from tho 2d District, IL has lor.g
been understood tia, WHEN our present
wcithy Representative hal completed his
torn OF ,erviCs,. we should look to FIank.
Ian County for a candidate, provided our
Republican friends there should unit. on
some name which vopll Do acceptable TO
other portions OF the Disi,ics. IL !, under
stood that 40 cf,r. is now being made "a
nresen, the name II Hon. T. l.. Weston Of
Pennington. we'll known in the District and
State for Us labors in the cause o, cduca.
ton. correspondent of the Lc~nton
Journal, wiring OF Mr.. Weston. SAYS "A
gentleman OF high literary character. cx.
tens've political acquin,ance. Legislative ex.
per'encc and commandin. talents, Is IRE.
quently named a, eminently Il, 10 r.prcsen,
the Second District should the choice lall to
Franklin. he has an increasing number Of
earnest friends"
What is said OF Franklin. {, no less true
in Oxford. Mr. wesionS name would com
mand the respect anil votes Of Oxford, a.
earnestly as tina, OF any candidate. Tn,
ered, and the interest Of The Second Di.
trict would be Ably sustained in his h,nJ.
Let our Franklin irieads unite oa han. and
he viii be sure OF a handsome sumner, .,
Oxford. oxr,n,,
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DIED

A. -'u'h rlris MARCH, z3I, NJ. sisr, JAN, M.r.
ri|. eyed .g frtfs
i' Norfa March hh, Robert Fro.'. a1ed IS
~. 10 40. ts it.-.
hIe.. ,r .Y, feai. shigh di, 10 the lori
For lsrti fafer- ll,as rsf.y
~ N'fs.. st.. Nfr,i -.H. Yi tuea-iss, willard - 10.
fun. eyed ~ srar-
o. Canton, Ayr % 18Th Nr' Mary lis.s,H, ass-i 20
10 @se6en after iopg srI dhues.nS Ris..s
W -ain1Fi l'tlfufH-r. sErI -s .rars
pr Fhriutr stou. .-t" lsst. uf .U"l.'e.. Mr. nelly
Vtr - hoiitstDn " 20 ilury u' s. = Sea.
n. i.-t ~IHf'r. ABul ifH Nsuauthe Davis
dtat. 90 90 isu't btsi-. uae.I 90 ftafs
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ORGANIC VIBRATOR
81 Ar Z led

IL Canton Ntrc1 eoihIs Rev 4 '. Iis'chfnson
W I0fu ID'ir. ut Canton urt ME- Frrrra "
E...tt. as ia.alrlI.
iu I.'fpf.rd Isis tot. ~ =. W ffuou Va w,
~1uuar.
Ia Cartnu. Ntre' % p. b. r. H. Thamusou "a .
VIZ fftua = tHrau and 'iiss iuma . H4Firaus
both ri 'FH'lu. Naf,r Ltl hy M1-e- Ailes IN.
- hartinf'i. VT. ttrtou ...fe-, au1 Miss Hannah
/ ffffr Both Canton
~ Pans Jas. $50. %, Rev. =. Ljbby Mr Jamr.
~ NIrtl tnt We l.uu.t . f.rssH. I.tfr ~ Far.
F Sc. 10 fHfis isb. .zn. bY Ers q. .1br VI.
Mr
w. Es'i,ine o. Np,I r'f freeman 4 Sha~ of
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t1r Ng~s ealing Aprl ~.
itsrrv - h-cn sous- JsrrcnbahSe laptsSsu.nt q,
bssin~-. market. dsrtss th- "a q s-.. a. &>,,u a.
Nolarus 81 trade has G.~u ars- A.. u.aaI. .rt
tht. hAs b" .enoanie faf in IN. cadlfp,
OF tho roads
rh- uaDbry sasFtet esndases s,rary.ha, .t,,as-,,
thosyn ~ hrtryv oar us.Echsut. ar. asts,l,sa n.
ths bAhks a, htsrally a. eo1ii bc exyect~i
Ihs Ept faafsrt AGs rs!xd svry sssssf durtnr IN.
v~-k at IA gtl-t 49,
ArrLr~-t NOTICE winter Baid-ia- and trr.nIsr.
have dfypp~f 20 81 Sp1s3 pfird apples ooutin.,~
'uu al = q - to oss~d sad sttcssi.
bGSS>--Ih DEMAND esntiuar. to n. roof Will.
thr wafsrt Il Fathrr poorly suppfl~f Ih.rr 1.
pofhiag 'siins A. thaa 81 s. so q ba.h.s
10 rrSN Win itxht rrc-ipts prime tabI- ba,,.,
mas advanced and 80 so D. sskrd. C,.,roo
sad lnirfios guaitirs rather quicker ihAa thry
have hr~p. 10y
SEAtS-N itil locre a. a r.xSilss e,sn hx, .hnas,
OF Ans Se quote Western mixed A. st llaI Is |.
soGtlrrn ysitos o szSf -. nd -o1thoru uht. AZ
1alS Hlr 10 nIm- lA'lsy ha- advanced
Shor'' are hid ~ go ant I'D az sNs p-r Toe
nav - ths maFkvt a. dfn. ffs~rr b~iur ts.t I,ti-
dsnani for 'hipptns Free. 81 pr..--d vsry fr,r,
70 ~ - ton. t" latter p''c- tciug paid oay i5r
L,Np- thrrr 10 great nrmpe-s Aaa an gp-s-t
fhNrnrJ 30 fh~ mAFkrt Tor lard. - MOI. l.'at~ Al
i7St-i "a bias and ~ 4r5 la svs..
-, s,''.' , ls.ay 3. Getting scarce sod hish
.eA.oa ~ ~" )"af. Esg. AZ" yirufy And loscr w.
quote then A. Ef8ets b. Its-kasas PIsssse. ron.
tinss -caru- fof prime 1aAitios orion. are .-rns
Fips IsioSs- Ths market both fsr be.G .aa .-,,s
Ia o. q 'Nciici AMI rF..rfs have aLvanos~i - rt
D seen o. onr IIlf4ti1ut. Extra NEE. ChIeas,
49, l' h'I az rtirD eN'ta cIraf gIrk A. - clear
~ inH % tu-rs - 81 hnd priu. a $40.
D. an' ssr held at ls4.ss l.r pfiass Aad IS 10 A.,
sbpuitrfs.
MOI There b. b,it-r is~lias a. -. NAH,
Anh lr'ce- arv Hr'a-r t~ tfsa.s..t 90 IA. d.,
sl'' -"'' lars~r thr ps't Te~- tiso ior nan se,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

no nor PURCHASE a MOWER until ,o,
IL have examined the above t,r YOU viii l..
SATISFIED That u conbinrs more good feature. tb,o
any oihcr machine ever offered 20 the farmer,
Road the inll"~'ng Certificates from Oxford Co.
farmers. we'll Known. who hava tested ,hsm
fIrKausu, NE.. Feb. 7th isss
- ,"nr n ooDcE, EsQ Dear Sir: 1 bousht Of
,o'- WIN. SWEET, last s~ason. one OF YOUR iTnInn
Mowsrs, Sndhaving fairly test 4 e. can che.rn,uS
.ay u'a' J" my oplRioa for hxhtne.. OF iraft ana
ohrso'ltv 70 far surpssse- sny other rnaehIna r,,h
which anu acquainted cut Nltl, IL rs tons OF hay
without break or hindrance. 10y
y a.o pufehaaed at cr trial, one OF the whItcomb
Sakes ana csn only say. don't know how a can H.,
b-ttered a. IL perfJrmed i,s work In hIshyy desi,
Ole manner, rrrotuIns died.
Yours truly, siGEDN III ZONES
ASDoyER, M. Jan. 9Th, is6s
hereby certify that have used the kctehum
Amen, ahd Buekcye Mowers, aud tor the ga. three
years nave used Union Mower. For llghtne.s of
nai' shd durHbty prefer the Union. For the
Pa>t ur-e wears have kept from - 20 so herd of
saitl". about loo head OF sheep. aud from 10
hnr'et aud have cut The most Of my hay WIN IN,
Union Mower, aud Il has co.t one dollar Tor re
pairs yet. SYLyaNI = Poor
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THE WHlTCOMB
Horse Hay Rake,

Il ihr bcS Horse RAKE known. TT R,xrs
,LtAN, ~,irk- easy, anI j. " arr,nted 10 give
1r'ler s''istsctiun than any ut her Rake ever in
Fenled-a' he following Ics,i,nu NAL. Gnm one q T
me largest Farmers N ONinrd Couatv, shows;
tENEHUI;G, Mn, Fob, 5th 1874
l IL D"roh t-S,l bear Str: 1 purchased last
season one oi tho whitcoub Horse II.v H.sss ana
suer ThNing with IL one hgDdr ,d and nfiy tons of
nav can NuriN -ay, - iAbor-saving marhip. II A..
indispensable. would chrcrf-iIy recommend +, tn
any one desiring a rake tNSorks equally well ON
rough aud smooth ground va
Yours. Sc, II. l.. =. HCTCuiN5
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House for Sale. at

SOUTH PARIs-IF CALLED FOR SOON.
4 Story Frame Honse, With T., and small
n stable. Suitable E,r Boarding House sith Is
OF 20 boardsrs. Lot three -ioagths Of acre,
9Th or : be,ung apple trees-kuowa the
CraG's stasd-sbout 30 rods from the Depot, to-
wards Norway.
Terms easy. Inquire of W. ". MORSE, of
JOHN BICKNEii., IT,. near ths premises.
FEB. Il, 1868.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

botsc - truly noela animal. AMI !,
capable OF being iangh, more thsn an, other
species vt the brute CREATION lie often
exhibits Intelligence i-uiv vondcrful. ~ well
as enthusiastic fc"iine. To preserve such
horse IN AL h's glory. use Shcridsn's Cav.
airy Condition Powders.
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sheriT's Sale


Y 'AfuHNsH
Fs'AkEN ~ execution Apd " w he .oh ~ P,A,iir
Aur'ion. on SATURDAY. the thiu'eh Jty 81 Ma
-. 1865 ~ 2 o'ci"ek v VI stthe ,tose 81 lea
ard f"utg iu Burk6-h vilsgc ~ aid Cpuniy u
Oxford al the rght " equity which rrnDthv
walker his o. bad on the ltih dav u MAY 1867,
Co redeem The i,lioeieg d-.cribed r-ai esfte n
VT; certain p'scs 81 h,ad with ths buii5uV-
NV 0ccupief b., Manson Young. The above
premises fc'ug subject 10 mougsgs given 10
tihritm Atwood, Nathan morrill, anil LORENZO
Atwood. 10 secure the payment u siS hundred aod
sixteen dollars nod 80 cis md Interest," N six Wa.
from 6.te oi s,ii mortgage, Which there ~ nov
dn. he su,. Rive hundred eleven dollars and
II cents. SAID mortgage u recorded ~ Book rs
I'd page 1872 of the Oxford registry.
NATH'L r. SHAW, Dep. Sheriff.
BucL6eld. April II. 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

rTone OF the bcs, spring medicines for
the blood. - iyer,s SaSsapaugRa We al,
wise all who feel dcbili,ateJ. or orr Of hu.
NOR. TO try II. IL can be found at j. II.
Rnw5ou's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

10 relieve ptius arising iroln auy cause.
b'oo'T' hhcu'nH''e Conpbuui may ~. us.d
with great certainty Of success
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24

ID. fransia, ~hen = ctiiJ Paid ala bi. nome, i,,
whistle ,ha, was useless to himself aud great IN
noyaaec 20 hts fricnd.. He WA. sold bu, no, 20
badly am So Nho bay the health ic.troyipg con
'n'n Ns'er.'as i'on1 10 oar markets. P,le'. sale
rAia' q pare aud Nhalsspme. sold by grocer. ey q.
vry where. IA pound psckaxrs.
: d. II. ". SHtTH's ANENICAS ORoAxs-
We hsSs oar--lVes both seen a I'D heard Iar.e In.
straneni 81 the ah We Manufacture. which Ia. been
Parcaa.rd by the Congr, xat ionaI Society OF thI-
place. Ia q very superior Instrument In the mo
ehaniesl perfection IT it, various paris and In the
resemblance OF So 10 those of pipe orsa Il
IL superior to any We hav. ever heard. n contain.
ct. Of r",ds aud fourteen stops. aud Is capable of
great variety OF expression iis son.., toa.. De.
log beautifully s-e~t add pure. whii. the stronger
tones are delightfully."- fali and sono-oa, The red.
are 80 voiced that there !. a marked difrrrnes I'm
the quality Of the tones OF each set and by TIL. i'm,
pr"r'mso dia.rrnt qgiltic. OF tone. can BE- ia ed
when desired. sad when the whole are combined n
rfeher' grandeF volume of tones d. psodas. a than
esa b by other Instruments NO; thu. voiced \, A.
COT last that W. should say thst thi, Organ va.
'er'ed by the Committee. amer n careful, study and
u'Ai OF the most celebrated reed organs and T. b.
ueNci by Them TO po-scs. Of the requisite quail
"i"s To tiase up good In srurcut than any other
hnd o, organ manufactured. These organ. .r.
manufactured by :. u. u. w. Smith, at Boston
Mas. Boston STANDARD.
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Cast ihOu not ni al tier tn a mind dls~a.,d
hni, ~tih @on" .svvf, oblist1us antIdot~
lane thr toal bo-om % the psriloas stug
Tbs, ~'tsa- upon tnc heart Z"
C~rtAiniV; riAntatI1a Bitter, win 90 q, ,rb.r NJ,
hing else VIA Melancholy. Depression, Hvpo-
ea"adrta. insanity. all sprias NOR. OF Ie.. iron,
dl'ea'"d ,,onAsi', Aad thi. alton Bitter. 4.
sare earr ior. There h mistake ab3u, IL: pv,
pvp.h Headache. Dsiin--. Agus aud Love Srtrtt.
hsat li..d 10 ~" h-rtI giving and srRiai tnna-n-.
M IN" Itaptsttn1 Bate q. ~ YOU arr. In ,t,ut,
ma" oN' TIA! -Hd Dc oSayiuoeI- Taas cay ti,o.e
NApNniit WNtEr = delightful taile, article
'uf-ti0f 70 Cologne, and a. halt the price
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Brighton & CambrIgs Cattle Market,

90 Ws.A rHiIug AEri' rs.
81 ii5ssi5 =, So sd. 70. oi ,,r,s ' s5 t9. GO
llsit- . a., on thr .-.hi ,ishi ofhiIr, ,al.ss
w,ss,su "srS--sso, 90 AS handy steers. Ell
% go. uf Nffi. ABOVE th.lf talu. r.. I-~f
,htif" ,"" hN'fa. t-'sip", Ordinary > eaS /.
,".rr- Nortb'rr- ta-lev =. extra gsIo. ' =.
sNirS ut NNtSE csrrLE
10 Hrr'sIgh s1.I .sv-n Ista~ oxen .,s-,v.
weight $50 n..4nd. ~ rrart-t ABr % g. ~. - s
"a u - h"nu s"a ~.Eht a. IS 60. - "a ifJi -
~ - CT. = - D.. l. Cobb .alI ia oxen, i.St A.
"dEhi - oNEN \ B.sn .old on, p,tr ofhlrh
ns'.'d 70, D ifaia't .'.~n isst 9San flr s5Is. q =
hsu u'ond -0id oa psif of s.e. f,rt gsrr fora 40
snd s9.d coz aHi colt for e.. : \ SlaxIeid
IS ssi . I oei-s-f, = 5 o. -, 80 "a % h, 81,
,t.,n ~ fT7rf- pfr f1'r. f1t 81 - per r1uut
srn fpsI. dsub'c ,hs.. - a., g. n 'y i \,
81 i'' .iees SOLD 90 Eo'd priees after which the
ts-u lafEsf. oftr cnsi-- rra.i,s ana ~, Cor, 80.
ifus, arr ivi, GA hhnd. A. BriEhtoa tive ss,. .t,,
q SCAR. 3, noticeable. Tee best % lhs Maze
.ioes "s- '"idsa'5 ssd sGsr 'ttt bu,.rs coaij a.,
-, ia y" 80 ih, 80 % n'' iri hy me tfoy.
drown i0usd ~ niate,G tlll. sb,.. 90. ba,.r.
- 81 u.t drossr 80 ibsb dea, sito.
Ihefs BE- .,u.e sreealsii9n o.. 20 how long a.. bi-f
~ ~ go. som" 1cii,ye u'at n,i ohanEe
re- sii+f ~'.l ~ i'Tn s'ri. irst gesr ty bigs-t
De 90 '1ur i1 i-cS from +. - ,,'ts Is, IA = r.,
tom Ma. tH - ~. D" 80 ~ 90 la.it - -
In les. tu A pfii tnd " ty.
EAJfttULNNBOt UNIFORM ENCELtrv,t
vel kHu.+f. tatf. auI s.'sfs agent fIr r. 80
tn t..oi H.. h.,,t, s,a',...'.. a.. ior g',,,s.iaE
80 iocff"firE 90. beauty. dsI bot err 10 eur.
uh, -, ..i 80 --.va,.a .itt o. tIi-itc ips 200
s'pl75 81 har tle a. se IL -,id b. ai slso s.r ~
p, '',oE ~ O"s b't'iv. Lsery Dfsgsist cells %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
Farm for Sale,

In Norway Village Corporation.
$500 WI hu, good f'rm containing
- l''bv nus hundfpf s,rrs pi t.nd tnafs o.
$50 " in % valuable tlt 90 w01i tnd unher The
huild'1Cs Hre 100 ueui, new. convenient and tn
groIfeii Thee " 1~v~f f,tIius We % oG us,s,
~hich sup,Hie- ,hs house 30 i.,ra. There v
Young orchard OF - tree. ni the rh-.~.t vsrrtt~s
Jt Epp.s, slrnr 10 vi ,rh Ju.t - giins i1 laf
Mo-. ~ STOCK cpn-,.iing - t~p COWS tet
tubs three CALVES. one ,-trphI trNtr4). e,shi
SIN tf. "n~ VI lRG, ONE >tiOAT. wtH bg coli
vhh ihr tWm q drslf-d Ans p-r.on ~ sant o
sUch iirn nssf g pc ,s,st village. ~dh e gn,a
nskst. urtr me bspot. Chou .h,- :, i.-i.s tss,st
tod $50 N,I. 81 6r bad better cali on the
subscriber. che Ifemfsrs
LJtIjS I. BARTLETT.
Na,say, Arsj i4h, i-6S
THIS .e. g. ihs, I b .s- Goo. H,, gwen tn nv
Il sap Chtfi-s v. Erues The remain ~ 81 BE-.
minority Goo snl f.,f. .t hi.n4-t-- hall
'l'isu naue % hi. rirura. uHf pll l1i i-'ts Of
hn contracting iisei CO... tur.
REUBEN 3. EAMES.
AusstJ :. BROWN
he~fy, April Is. I5S5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-04-24
r.. r. r.
Radway's READY Relief

q, the only Vegetable Remedy In liquid form, n, a,
WI c'r- AZ cnc- MI BiiH0i. Auacs. F.v.r-
ha-u'aa,i.m. N.uralxis. roothsehe. Itcssiaehs -
Spa'ms. bp'hHrts. luSacuAs. Kidney and Bladder
L...a-ss. Zee agpiicatIon " "a ia a few mlaai- /.
afVrd ln'ba"dtsic comfort.
Sisrkrs % MEHCp. DoRcEsrUR ST.
NnNrEFAi, CT. Hospital of Sisters cfNrrcy /
bs htbw ~ c~tttfy that yuur Rp,nY Rr.
iltF has enre'i OVER oNE HUNDRED Of COZ
80 hsm Chhls, Vomiting. Headaches. tatrraaI
fxin., g.. Sc
One OF our sisters hAd the Rhcumatl.m In her
u'Ad ~ grsai many ycars. Uaviux taken a few
. oDnial ~ RtttFF Ia ~si-r. and rubbing her head
twice With the sane medicine. she WAS I.ttsctty
c,'Tvd. ard never TIE 10 -tae. Away. use u Toe
" - p-tA s"d toF Cold, aud sisass with sae~...
" u NsrV 't1l tor sore Ihroat Courhs Innarura
D'ptastla, ~ u sas a good raect IA fiAtslence
or Ntei Cole u-~ {. for i0u! br,,aih and n,
pfud2c'' maEvc,on- feet. Ia short II pfudacr.
tri'ct altogether remarkable 80 our tuvaltds
>i%tft. MAN Us BuN-KrorEs
Nudtcr ColA'. Coush.. Inru-usa. Hoar.-n...
h"hrr'a, >ur~ fhT"st. ChiiI-, Fever aud y,,.
hrteif'.l fsias. Se-Tl"s Fever. Sc Sc lake tom
i"or 10 sls 1T Railway riut and aI-o tax. a tea.
sp'"ntal u thS IL adv Relief In giA.s OF watci
s~rrffred WIN sugar Or honey battle the thrOat
hrad aud r'c-t wi's Ready Rrtir; az "a. or IN
tsrmiu~nt fsvsr battle the spue ALSO IN the morn
ma ypa ~,l b. eurvd. So ur. RsdSay'. Almanac
i"f Is>s H. X Il soid by Druggists.