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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-24
vFrom the annual repor, of til. B,ul

IPfrom the annual report OF the Bank
Commissioners. Messrs A C.. Robbins and
+. r. Webb, we learn that nine State banks
stall retain their charters and transact bus.
mess. All The other State banks. 60 in
number. are either closing their affairs or
have been converted into National Banks
OF ;he nine State banks which have iained
their charters. four have forfeited them by
no, accepting The act OF 1867. and the char
tcrs OF five, viz the City Bank, Bath. and
the Eastern. Farmer. Mercantile ADD
VcaEie Btnk.. OF Bangor. will expire on
the LIST OF next October. Although The
time within which the old State bank. were
to redeem their 6hls has ia many cases OK
pred. and in other cases will expire in
March next. vet all OF them have continued
TO redeem the Old bills The whole circu.
laiton OF the State banks is only $3.50. 422
The American Bank. Usllowsll is still in
the hands OF the Receivers. who report
assets At SIS, 600 and debt At st3. 600
The creditors OF this bank, who are bsco,n.
nag uneasy on account Of the laws" delay
IN settling Is Affairs. are counsclled 10 have
patience" Two new savings banks were.
IN 1867. added 20 Tho eighteen in existence
IN 1866. Those are The Dexter Savings
Bank. a, Dexter. and the Lamberman 5
Bank. at Oldtosn.
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WAIdron testified tia, he wen, with Smith
to Ingalls, store aud saw Ingalls, pour from
a small vial into demijohn.
He also testified that having done this
Ingalls, said Now. Gentlemen, that's ready
for YOU take it away - thAt he (Waliron)
then poured out some OF the duid. when
ingalls, said Don't drink that, it's not
intoxicating liInor; It's poison" Officer
Philips then came in and tasted it. County
Attorney Bicknell for S'a'c; Judge Nav
with Calvin Record, esq. for responder,
The case was adjourned. the second day
to next week.
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THts u 70 GtyE NoricI. Tbs. on IN. t,,e,.
teih day Of January, A ~, 1865 a war,,n,
~ Bankruptcy was i..ned against the est, ,e of
Wiiiam Sa"iev, Of Porter, ~ The County al
ptiori, 1ni STATE oi Hiine, vho h.. been al
lodged Bankrupt on bis own petition; that the
paY'Hent oi any debts aud delivery 81 inv p.o,.,.
~ lehrRlng o. sueh h,okrupt, % hin. or for IA.
90" and The transi~r II ao, property by hin, are
ttbuiden ty law that meeting 81 the rrea,te,.
o. the siid bankrupt. to prove Their debts. .oJ A.,
rho0-e Dne % more s-si- ures VI bis e-tatr. .,Il
~ heid Z" Coui u llank ripicv, to IT, hoiJea M
Pads before Seth NAV Rfxisser. on tbc C,,,, =
Iue-isy Of February 4. %. 1865. 1T ten o'ei,ct
VI, at he Office u Geo. 4 WHOM.
CHARLES CLARK,
u - Msr-hsl. - Messenger, Di.t OF N.
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CHRONIC CArARRH.

Why entertain this loathsome disease
when relief can be obtained? We meet
those every day who are suffering from
Catarrh to such an extent, that the Air
Passages in the head are in partly de-
composed condition,-the nose and throat
filled with such mass of corrupt matter
that they are objects of disgust to them
selves, and of pity to those with whom
they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the
head faucos and bronchial tubes. It is
invariably caused by humoral or infam-
matory blood, by which mucus membrane
is made sore or inaamed, producing a cop
ious effusion of viscid matter. If it be
produced by Scrofula in the blood it ia
almost certain to end in Consumption, un-
less speedily cured, because it is impos-
sible to entirely prevent the matter from
running down the Bronchial into the air
vesicles, and such is the excoriating. or
scalding property Of the matter, its con-
tact with the delicate Innings Of the air
cells at once causes irritation, and invites
the Immoral properties of the blood to de-
post therein Tubercles and Ulcers.
Catarrh almost always attends Con-
sumption, and frequently leads to it.
In Oxygenized Air We have positive
cure for this disease. The remedy is tax
en- by inhalation,-breathcd directly into
the lungs, and through them carried into
the blood; thus as soon as the blood will
carry it, it reaches all parts of the system.
decomposing the impure matter in the
blood and expelling it through the pores,
and through the natural channels from the
system. Thus you will see that the cause
of the disease is removed, and the disease
itself must follow.
In this same manner we treat and rad.
ically cure Bronchitis and Consum ption.
Let no one suffering from these diseases
despair ofreiief. Ifyou are too far away
TO visit our office and sec us personally.
write description of your symptoms, and
forward to the address below.
Send for our circular, which gives
full description of these diseases.
Out Of the many thousands of testi-
monials received We publish the follow
ing
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STATE oF MAINE
STATE OF MAINE.
OtTORD. ss:--Suprenne Judicial Court. Srp.eo,.
bcr Term. A. ID. 1867.
A d l -

OtFORD. ss:--Suprems Judicial Court. s.p,eo,.
ber Term, A. ID. 1867.
WV. PAkLiN' itbeift.v ". LOIS II. PARLIN
And now appearing 70 he Coort that he said
defendant - not an ighahRSnt of his State. s.J
his % icnani, agent or attorney therein and that
she h's no notice q he pendercy u this libel.
u y ordered ny the Court thai the said rl,fnt,a
n.'hy the satt defendant Of the tendency u This
hbe' hy causing a. attesied cory thereof ystb
this ofnei ~ Cnur. thereon, H. We psl;sbeJ tbr~e
woeks successiyeiy ~ the OxfyrI Democrat. a
paper printed 20 Ptris, IN said County, the let
publication 20 he thirty days a. least bcf,sr The
next term Of sad Court, 20 b. holiet ~ Paris.
At resaid. or the second Tursdsy Of March next
70 the end that the .aif defendant may then -ni
iheie fpPesr AZ aid Court, add shsw oasse, "
any .he hs- ,'vhy The prsycr Of said belsnt shout
not be grsntcf.
Auesr: WIN. X. KIYRALJ. Clerk.
true copy Of hbsl. snd order at Court ihsre,n.
AueN: WV. K KtNBALL, Clerk.
Virgin Upton, Moray. Plsia,if's ttorney.
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rV-Ihe L'w'son journal saws ,b,,,a
Monday, 300 thc Municipal Court. on com.
plant Of W II. Waiiron. Charles Ineal.
iAlburn was ARA COED on a warrant ch.ra.
'ng 'ba, be the said Ingalls,. mixed poison
With liquor seized by force q STATE Con.
stables az The said ingalls, .toro. on Saur.
day With intent TO Kill him. the SAID Wal.
dron, and bis associates
Officers Waldroa. Phillips sod smith. Of
the State CoostAbulary. aud Dr.. EJ,e.
oomo aud Marta. and John G.. Cook, we're
called IS witnesses for the government. Mr.
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SLY Ps.-foeis-faniers- PREACHERS Players
Printers aud Politician Al suffer from Dyst.psfa
Nervousness, Loo, Of Appetite, Liver Cotnpiaat-
sad all disease. which thsy may CURE oE PRNvhSr
by ia use Of flAniation Htters u those sufferers
toos thee Btttcr.. the fIesry W1ad D. purUr, the
Paintings EraadCr. IN. Sefaun. itSriier IA. Acting
trasr, the Prinus ncaier and the Poiic. boucstsr.
ihs splendid tonic inTix 1rs.- the system aad en-
shl-s the braia 60 work healthtiy.
frrhAps 40 article VIII endorsed by all
who AaNe us.d
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To ibe Honorable the Justices of the Sun, cane L.,
diciai Cou,t. neNi 60 b. holden al Paris with
~ ind lut the County ~ Oxford:
WILLIAM PAkttN, Of Paris in the Co,,,,r
w Vt uNh'Td huziS,Hd OF Lpi. " ParIin, who's.
prrseut residence - {" y1Hg ibeil,ni tnkna n re
speciiui'N lt'els ani gives ihis Hppur,hl Court TO
tr ,niDrn-ii that he US L,shtily married. 80 he
ssId b"is on The - day OF April, A. D. 1910:
that The said Loi- hts had by Your Hlyilspt four
'hiEirrn, "Ii ct whom are now bvirp fh,t your
iiibaal has, since their utter marriage alSays be-
havsd himself - iaithfil, Kind and affect ,onaie
husbnnf towards The sail LOIS: bot that tine said
lpt@ who') regardless Of her marriage Covenant
and duty, ON divers dty- anI o. ne .ture Al. 10,
iniermlrrage, Ca wiz: ~ ~,r,o., i, ,,iI q. -,
OF OHord, oa III hr-t day oC Aug,st A f. 1852
sod on divers Other tunes brtwern that tiair aud
the hrst dnt 81 February, 4. n 1905. has b.hav
ed herse ." very harsh, Unkiad AVID v,ol@.t
manner towards their said children l,y anre. .on,-
'biy and erue'l bratin- them - lso G,r IN the
sHtd io's A. said SUMNER, here your bieii,ni and
the -ad Lone have CBhsiited ~ husband and "a ,(r
stHce their al iotet maftisge, ha. b-hav~d her.
seh during al the tiue4 belize insoti,p.t ia d,
gross. nikind and ti,ciois manner by constantly
wrongluIy, falsely sHd without any prov ,cst,op
alleging ani declaring. ~ the presence Of their
sa'd chi'di en- aud in the presence Of divers good
ttteis "' 'h's state, That your Hbciant 10 guilty
81 gf"ss' lssciv'ons Hnd immoral conduct torard.
and Win various mfrrted saf unmarried fernsL es
OF the STATE. Wherefore, Iehevins a to be re.s-
enable and prpper. conduc We 60 ,I,ne.tic harmony
Hnd consistent with The peace and morality n ~
c'eiy thai he should he divorced be pray. ihst he
may he divorced from tn bDnds Of ,nssrimony bc
tween srn aHd the said L0's, AID ~ 10 duty y IND
vii ever pray. Wh. PARLIN.
Norway, August 3, 1867
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q GREAT sMINnLE

The whole c5umiuity arr svlod. cd sol robbed
u their money ans h,iih by iAe saie % impure and
subealihv lesyens ,raiisd -sIerat1s Whicd are
sDw poison PHO. aserafls L. pare AID whole
some. t.a D. other sJ.i by xrJ-eft everywhere.
Package fall E,isbt
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Special Notices.
r. r. r.
30 out of 100

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Ann q. rsrhoN. Of Buck6rld.
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Notice

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cases. Use Ptrson's Plrga,lvs Pills. in
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LLre-
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address Or. :. :. FITCH e5 fremont street Bos
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NpoRTAVT 70 fguALFs.

ris celebrated OK Dow contiaaes % devote bic
entire time 81 the treatment Of all diseases neids Of
% the female systrn. An experience Of taeuty.
three years enables hlm tg guarantee speedy and
permanent relief IN the worse If sappre
and al other Menstrual arrangements from = has.
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MEINfnnI.n,s ENrRA1r nIfCuIr rIua. ~,

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DR.. G. l.. BLOOD,

Dear Sir: l desire to give you nv
testimony in regard to the value of your
scientific system of treating Catarrh and
diseases of the Respiratory organs. I
have used your remedy, "Oxygenized
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forms Of Catarrh, and a majority of the
cases OF bronchitis and Consumption in
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race, and hope the day is not far distant
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FraternalIy yours,
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progress Of The above named diseases. that
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Respectfully yours,
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Turner'S Tic Douionreuy or Univcrsa
Neuralgia Pin.

IL asclf. certain and speedy Cure for Negrzlgia
and a.! Nervous Disease The scyerest cases are
compile. ely aud permanently cured In q very short
time Neural gia Ia the face or head is utterly ban
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ERRORS or YOuTI.

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Catarrh Gan be Cur ed
Readers German snuff

Headache relieved, aud n fact every disease Of ,h
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see broadway, New YORK. and
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q HE MEN GEL HOUSE.

II = II 4 - - l. l. II - L y T..
JuktaHa SirSa. BeHf0nE Pa
The subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the travelling Puolic thai has recently enlarged
improved and re1ftcj hiz house. both for the ne
c5'nnod@ti0a Of travellers znd 53aTiers, as veil as
eo-niTg customers. Persgns eomiug to this place
ior tas purpose O. visiting the Bedford SPRING.
viii Hnd tAls house pleasantly located
Ample and convenient Stabling is attached ID
this Hotel. UAieh viii always Be attended by a
careful hostier. Als9 g safe and convenient ear.
riage house.
All are invited 20 give him a call
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Every body IN search cf su-
gar Tea Or Coffee should
not fail 10 call at irvine 3
Regulator
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The reputation this excellent meiicine enjoys.
is derived from lis cures. many Of which are truly
marvellous InEetcTate cases Of ScTOtuigus dis
case. where the system seemed saturated with
corruption, bayo been purified and cured by it.
ScrOtulous affections and disorders which were
aggravated by the scrofulous contamination untii
they were painfully affecting, have been radical
iy cured ia such great numbers In almost every
section Of the country. that the public scarcely
need 70 be informed Of it virtues or Uses
Scr0tui0as poison Il one OF the most destructive
enemies Of our rBce- Often, this gI5eeu and UH-
felt tenant Of the organism undermues the con
sttutiOn, and invites the attack-of enfee5ling or
fatal diseases without exciting suspicion 81 its
presence. Again, il seems % breed infection
throughout the body, and then. on some fayCra-
bic occasion, rapidly develops into one or other Of
its hIdeOas forms, either the surface OF among
the FItH!s. In the latter. tubeEctes may be sud
denly deposited in The lungs or heart, or tamoTs
formed in the liver IL shows its presence by e
raptlOns on the skin. or foul uieeTatlgBS on some
part OF the body. Hence the occasional use Of II
bottle Of this Sursapariia is advisable even when
no active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons
afflicted with the following complaints generally
find immediate relief and, at length, cure by the
use Of this Sarsapaviiia ST. Aut5ony 3 Fire, Boso
or ErysipeIas, Tetter Salt Rheum, Scad Head
Kingworm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eTup-
ti0ns visible forms Of Scr0ful9as disease. Also
in the more concealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Heart Disease, Fits. Epilepsy, Neuralgia. and
the various UIceTous affections Of the muscular
and nervous systems.
Syphilis or NenereaI and MercuriaI Diseases are
cured by il, though long ti:ne IS required for
subduiDg these obstinate maiadies by any medi-
cine. But long continued use Of this medicine
will cure the mplaint. LeueoTrhOea or 1l-es.
Uterine UlceratioHs and Female Diseases. are
commonly soon relieved and ultimately cured by
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