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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15

On a trial for an assault, at the assizes, a med
ical Witness in giving his evidence, Informed
the court that, on examining the prosecutor,
he found him suffering with a severe confusion
of the integuments under the left orbit, with
great extravasation Of blood and ecchymosis in
the surrounding cellular tissue, which was in a
tumeted state. There was also considerable
abrasion Of the cuticle
Judge: ''You mean, I suppose, that the man
had black eye?''
Witness-"Yes'
Judge-'Then why not say so at once?''
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15

The following reply to a life insurance agent s
circular, requesting information as to the health
and habits of an applicant, was received at a
prominent life insurance Office in Hartford:
l. How long have you known -? Since
two years after | was born
2. What are his general habits? In winter.
red flannel and blue beaver; in summer, straw
hat canted to one side, and nankeen trousers
very loose in the legs.
3. What is his profession? Congregational
ist.
4. Has he ever had fever and ague? Had
fever last summer, when the thermometer was
at ninety, but it was no great shakes.
5. Has he ever had heart disease? Yes. but
he was cured of it by Rev. DR.. Hawkins years
ago.
6. Has he been afflicted with any other Sc
rious disease? Yes; he once had negro on the
BRAIN"
Z. Has he been afflicted with any mental de-
rangement? Yes, decided insanity; shown bv
reading the Herald and voting with the Repub-
lican party.
s. What state was he in when you saw him
last? The State of Michigan.
9. Has his application ever been rejected +?
Yes, once-promptly by lady.
10. What age do you consider him? Old
enough to know more than he does.
IL. Does he smoke or chew? He smokes
when he chooses.
II. Has he children? Yes; two nephews.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15

j. j. WAGGONER, WIN. G. HARVEY,
late of Sumner, Waggoner s. Co. Richmond.
VKTAGG0NER & HARVEY.
w WHOLESALE GROCERS AND
Commission Merchants.
corner Cary and 18th streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
Strict personal attention given to the sale of
Cotton, Tobacco, Grain, and Country Produce
dec 24-tf
T. G. PEYTON, J. B. CARY, J: H. NJ HENRY,
Gen. Partner. Gen. Partner Special Partner
EbEYTON & CARY,
4 Commission Merchants,
Cor. Cary and 18th sts., Richmond, Va.
A special partnership, duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Hustings court of the city of
Richmond the special partner having contributed
$4,000 to the capital stock. Respectfully solicit
consgnments of Produce. They are authorized
to refer to Col. John B. baldwin, Staunton, Va
e23-3m
P. b. SUBLETT, P. A. SUBLETT
Stanton, Va Richmond, Va.
Established 1859.
I'D Il. e. r. A. SUBLETT.
Commission Merchants.
jan 7-toOct29 RICHMOND. VA.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15

DAVID b. CLARK, J.. P. SWORDS,
late Clark s. Blair. late n eal Leigh 81 Co.
EAAVED B. CLARK,
nH successors to Dvaid B. Clark,
General Commission Merchants,
Cary Street. near Danville Depot
Richmond, Virginia,
make sales of Grain, Flour, Tobacco and Pro-
duce generally and Cattle.
They attend regularly Allegheny, Albemarle,
Augusta and Louisa monthly courts.
feb4 TO seD3
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15
Richmond Advertisements.

Richmond Advertisements.
N b. HILL.
Commission Merchant,
No. 10 Fifteenth ST., between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA,
will give strict personal attention to all consign-
ments made him of whatever character,
WITH PROMPT RETURNS.
aug25-3m
NASSIE & HARVEY,
Produce Commission Merchants.
for the sale of Butter, Cheese Eggs, Dried Fruit,
Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Provisions, &C.,
No. 8 Fifteenth Street, Richmond, Va.
GS- ALI kinds of Country Produce sold on
Commission, on the most favorable terms.
Prompt remittances guaranteed. Liberal cash
advances made on consignments l4
Orders for Dry Goods, Groceries, &c, prompt
ly attended to. . au18-1m
MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND
wi DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
RICHMOND. aast IL u
Liberal Interest allowed on Deposits of sums
of One Dollar or more "s4 eD
Interest allowed on Gold Deposits, l.st
Interest allowed on all Securities sx 81
Interest allowed on Balances of Check Depos-
| its. ft4. as,.sE6s tis-ta
| Money loaned on all evidence of Debts, giving
| collateral, &c. t..e .tti t1.slis
| Persons having money on hand or good secu-
rites, should not keep them idle, but deposit
| them with us and receive interest. Security I'M
doubted. JOHN E. BOSSIEUX,
THos. S. ARMIsTEAD, President.
Cashier au18-lm
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15
HURRAH FOR Seymour & Blair

Oil Cloths Mattings, sc.
Don't forget the place-Crawford's Corner.
iuly2S- HTTR e. WELLER
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-09-15

It has received over six thousand voluntary tes-
timonials of its excellence, many of which
are from physicians in high standing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
STATE OF MAINE.

ONFoRp. ss,--Supreme Judicial Couit, septern
bcr Term. a. -. 1867
SARAH L. COTTON, I.iicilant, W. RICHARD
r.. COTTON.
Md NV q appearing To he Corr that the said
defendant - MT sn inbahtsnt Of this Siaie. spd
has 20 tenant, sgeni or attorney therein and that
he hss no notice Of the pcnde g Of this libel,
" j. ordered hy the Coou that the aid pisiotia
nuiiy The said dsfenisnt u The pendcnry oi fhf.
hlel by causing ~ attesfed e'ry ofihis Hr'. With
tbs ordeT Of Cour thereon, g. I've published three
weeks successisriy iD tie OSf0rd Democrat,
paT'r printed ~ PARIS, IN said Cosaly. the lssi
Publication 10 he thirty DAYS least bsf,re the
acxt term Of sad Court. 10 b. holde'. ~ fsris,
at'resa.d, 90 the sccoad Tuesoisy Of March next ,
20 the end that the SAIL defendant nsy then and
thei appear AZ ssid COar;, and slew csose, VI
any he has, why the prsyor Of said lIbelant shsoil
not b. granted
Atosi: WIN. X. KIMBALL. Clerk.
A true copy Of libel and order " Court thereon
Auest: WV. X KINBALL, Clerk
a g. Walker. IoveH, Plairuf = Alorne,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
THE MARKETS.

Week sndins Jan. :, i,.ss The are, week Of ,A.
nsw JrsT oproed and cios,I apoa Dali market. =,
have ben witnessed for yvArs
Arrt-Fs- The raArksi i, veil Supplied With Foo,i
Water iruli. New dried apple, ave eome Ia. bu
tss dSnsad, al p-rseat IL urht
BtsSs-Tb- sapply "a noe large and a. The d.
zsAd Tor eou'am9toa Increases Prier. are well
mala tathsd.
nUryEE--' 'hoicc table batter ossatinae. sea-c.
ahd osr hlsacst qaoisti,ns ar. oetaia-d Thsr, 4.
plenty Of ssco'd and third eaatie, Of batter On On.
ynsrkst
CIrss.sE-rrirn~ factory cheese l. In lair demand
CosHtry cheese Afv plsaty bat price. are veil
maintained.
LssCH--Fho desaAai Gor consumption 4. rather
hsSi. tai thsFe has Go,a speciality. demand dur
ing tn ~r.k. h-s-i upoa Hrnitei receipt. and In.
creased ecmani Ia Europ-, which have given m,
article An Hp~aTl tspicRcy. Ieth. New YORK mar
h; there was an advance oa all grabs issi week
HAr-iArrr IL no donaad Of any consequence for
'hiPp'aK friees vel sa,;Ase for lhr local Dc
EaAHd-
LAKfs-Tr.ees are arasT. tSoash the demand has
noe improved
fNouyCT-The mark, remain. unchanged for
iae~ts and poaltTy EEss seling Al sc. onions
are scarce ard hish FOR prime qaaii'ics- Potatoes
Arr gHiek a. oar qs5tAioas.
fn"N isIVSs-Al drseTi ptioas arv dal aad price.
~ofSnE doNn rs Prosp-SI 1. that pork will b.
lover ios she a-Kt two months
WooL-Ths aArke; Is arrncr bat price, arr IN.
changed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

T. to- Eii;of ~ the Sew : ORR Herald.
ErsT~cftns the rrlI-s 81 prr-riaiu w4-e f8ust In
We la" szharnstions ~ Herc1ian-uu, shica have
e~rn t'f~nfi-t 10 tnr ~pci~fg Of Antiquities ia
l"ni 'i "rfrl4 y,af oJrrrs pyu icut she bottle
rFf'ui tng bra--f Plantation N.tf-rs Wzs unf3udt
tiy lia7"d among ii~ rutu- tf sac agent Of Dr
bfasr, - desire 90 state b~ H. igorrsCt IN ev~ry
fuF@Tf. ~ q bottle as I1ani ttrrr bearing oar
.t.rftnE. ihr iauG4aEr 90! tna AEfirn- Hsnaas "a.
-. lt ron w ac.rg.rI Ntfrafars % that IaY
Wv NNruf haf 0tner hlsin~ss stan tHis Ga Tar9f.-
an NJ n'i be~o 81 iiaiy ar az. ~ d8nht Amrr
ah- ssfy tisntaitsn btit~Fs o. home. but a., ina
- mp - "i-'" s'eietF ~ Anttguartaus tu thi.
va - "a ftte af'ivss. aud 10 n8t .pprv.i al.
N Ok u ~ ulhtcfssafy fnr az "a a. 80 No..
50 faFDts whtie Ne arp uuatin 20 s.,f.f.' -
f0r th%sc o.lsbra'sd Biftsf- here '"' " u'1'
ks-pseffllg
4. n. bit NE & co
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
Our 7 able

The Atlantic Monthly tor JAnaary has the FIRE,
iasiAlnsnt Of Charles D,cksus's new story "Georxr
siissrman's Esplsnstion. written expr,..lv ia.
the Atlantic Monthly. IL slso has the following
eon;sn,s:
The wIte; a. Fiyl % Rraaeauap yA,.,. br Ie,n
g whittier. Flot,ar, and Je,.atn Par, / r,t..
eork' ~ james PATIO r.. D.. MoRe's Friends: BY
DIR. u !. Hsycs. The Combat osDioue., and Mar,
BY W. {. nEJAEt. Our Second Glri by Me-. n. n
stowe. o!dpoFt whsr,ts, by T. w Uisy,n.a,,
Inc Late hestdeh, Wayland. By.way. Of Earou.
ey haysrd fa,lcS Aspects % Culture hy r. W
t"srson. In the twilight, pom, by Jane. R...
~" i""eu. hr'. johnson. By W. II. Ho~.li..
naN'a"'ue Ia tho Boston Custom Hoa.~ me Old
Masters IA the Lolvre. aud Modern Ar, Nv 80.
b"7son- Reviews and literary notier. Iiosus, /,
f'oid.' Boston. siayear. For sal. by Palmer a
co.
ovH Boys AND GIEIs The pvrnbsr N, o,t~.. -,
hcs magazine for Saturday. January q. comm.pcr,
ns~ Jear, and ns~ story by Oliver op,ts- snti
Tel "fTraks Of Fortune OF ualr Round the World.
Illustrated. This mszaEias pablI.h.s the mos, Of
IN" WORKS Of this hvoriie author and hts wors. .
@"Ss' Pns'ished ln this rasssslse In . year. are
worth more thaA che whole cp.t OF ths naririas
Lee \ SHEPARD, pabllsher.. Bss,oa. ~ g. per year
For s.le By fAlna-r Co
hSsRTs MusSus. Tbs odd yaveaue after Ing
tnS roani IN, circle from publisher To another
has At la. fallen into ise hands OF IT, n Fafler n
bos,on. !, eon>s cot In typ, uow aud D. aat.
'ai p-Pr and Ia greatly Improved in every ar,ica
lN' ~ IL Bow sr,FAi TO th- bat aai IA ~ oo.tl,
ehiidrvn' magazines. n. u. Fallsr, Publisher
Bo-ton- sis9 p-r year.
ouE foUso rotXs. The January nsrnb,r COM
msnrss the fourth Volaue. with a new cover aud a
esaaiss'i steel snsrAVinx u Charles plcsea,. II q.
- commence. a Holiday Romance by the Sane
Popular suihor.
The paelishsrs SEEN dstsrfaiHcd 10 make the
toarth yoiaRe of Oar Young F0lk, better n po..I.
be than its prrs.sc- .sors
Ieksos field'.Pa5u'Arv.. Bs.toa. e. per year.
HoCRs ar iiuHE for Jlaasry eoa,aIa. coa,In.
uAiioa Il Moral Use, % Dark IhIass.- "rhe
CAsPlst Of reAris,' sad Repre- sentative, Cities"
Tbs a'asl choice nisoriiAny makes up the number
Tbs IL oas % the hcs, HagaEine. pabIish-d for
the home ei'cis; ta OF good scrlisE rraaa- with
nothing don OF tTashy. Charles seribn-r 4 Co
Se- Tort. o. Psry-ar.
The Nsfscry oonmraees = urv volaass with Jan.
uAry eatnbSF The Il the magazine for very yosns
children. Snd Is beautifully Illustrated John /.
shosey. pa hiish~r. B0stoh. sI-So pr war
EEsry SATURDAY for January fsarth IA. the a,.,
ins'aimeni q new story called "Foai Play writ,
Ten By cha''c. ksadc aaa Dion Boaeicaait.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme Judi .
cia Court nexi TO be hoi.len at Paris. within
aud fnr the Coun,y Of Oxford. on the % Tues.
dsv of September. A. -. 1867:
CARAH T.. COTTON, oi Paris ~ the Couaty
of Osfotd. wife Of Richard q. Cotton, nov,
OF part unk nowu, respectfully hbei- aud gives
rbi~ honorabe Court 10 be isiprmc,i that she was
lawfully m1rred 20 The said Richard G. Cotton
81 DlEvilie, IN The County Of An,iro-corRiD on
The lib day Of November. A. u. i552 by Rev
Dss'i Libby, and hs- b.sf by him. the s,id st,.t
ard 6. Cotton, sis children. three Of shoun mr..
now living. VIZ: Will,sn tIenry. aged IL yras.
Frederick &. sged wears. and John VI . 1geo 7
year,: that YOU hbellsni. ever sr,ce their inter-
marriage, has ALWAYS cnnduc;e, berscf -. ftith
fui chsste and affection tie wife iowsr the ,-;d
Richard g., bot that The sand ttichaid g. whoilv
regardless 81 his marriage covenant and dut " has
Tor the Est Elk nF seven years failed and ted
though IN good health. to- provide Tor The suitable
support OF your hbclhnf sud the said minor child
rcn that -aid Richard G.. enlisted and w,nt into
The army July, 1852 and remained IN IN. army
three years, during which time he squandered HI.
earnings sending home 10 yosr iil-lsnt l,u, forty
dolLfs turing thu, iime and also maniiestng great
cOldness add md iiersnce towards her aud after
coming home from he army be fliied to ptov.d, =
home for your libelk'ni, and ve'l with her but q,
few months; and about the 20,h Of September
A ID. 1865. b. abandoned her en-. i.ely withoot
any 'nuse, and went 20 the State 81 Wisconsin
since which time she has not he sd diTecly iron,
hun. AND knows no,hing Of hs whereabouts Al
the present lime, Zen sing yeur lilsrlsm ana sad
Chiidren entirely destitute. Your hb-ihnt further
says that on accnunt Of such tresfmeH, she Ia.
ost all love and affection br said Richard Is aud
there Is no prospect 81 their iivins together
- man aud u,isi whcrciue she pTsys right and
Jas'iee that the hoods sf ms,rimuny may be DE.
-''lved between your lihelfni and her ssid has
band, that It would - reasonable and proper
Conducive 10 domestic htrnpny add constituent
with The pace ADD mpraiity % sacisty. She sl-o
prays thtt enc ust. dy q said minor -hddren. o.
acc0urt ni their tendef wears, H'ay ic CON nitted
20 her and - in dofy b,und will ever pry
SARAH l.. COTTON.
Paris, Sept 10, 1867
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
Notice of Foreclosure.
Notice of Foreclosure.

"HEREAs. AnnS Howe. and Charles l.. r
w Hove. Of Wooddock. ~ the County 4
Oxford and State Of Maine, or the s,h d,v of DE
e'motr, \. ID. 1866. by heir u,rtgsze dcet Of
hat ca'e. conveyed 10 the sub-criber certain pat
eel ct real e-ti,i@ situated in the tuwa OF Bethel
IN sad County, 60 secure the payment Of certain
n"t~s 81 hand described - said fnprigige. whic a
mortgage deed - recorded IN the Oxford Records.
Book li3. page 27T. 10 which record reference 3
merely bad iOr = more particular drsetip fUn of
sad premises and ~hereas the condition. Of said
mortgage have been broken, hereby clam to
iorec lose the same IN accordance with ihe provis-
IONS Of The statute "a su~h cases made and pro.
vdrc. ALEXANDFk nay
bNants ionI, Jan. Z. 1865. japl0
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
Special Notices.
TO CoNsUMpTIyEs.

The Rev. BDW ARD A WILSON viii send tfres
Of charge % al ho desire t. the prescription w.:ii
the directions Tor maklng aud usHg the -.upe rem.
sdY ey Nhiea De was cared OF long affection aud
thss drest tiseasr COasnmptien. His only object
y 20 t~n"at the afflicted ADD he hops every su srrr
val tf this prescription, 10 win them moth
TAG, aud may prove = blessing. Please address
Rev. tpNAHD A. WILSON.
lcrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

lHEtE 81" 'F' fH-rit' 4n'f'i-t watch determine
SUI p X thr ''IrriyrtT vi H.. 81. \. ALLES's New
styif iaIr0rei Hair Hsft,f,f or Dressing, DO one
o'til~' over at preparation TT t1e nair. Firsf
ih" prompt 4li-s a~tgu grs1; gfBsth liz md viz.
% that 20 u sare % rive t1 Hti- urgr- ~, ins b,
Aie~ apyies'ioss O. re.tare Gray ~ white Hair
- 10 natural c,.'f ap.- 1g % the Hair dell xht-
'li a-''nt, fe'1 ish-sic, snd unehangesbis 10 any
climate Second. i1 sasy spPicstigu ~itnout say
P'e'i'as preparation - tAs Hsir. without that
shcsy sni isagrcr,5.a o.. ,aar o. 10 f5aai sna com
p'Aieea 81 ~ az othlf propagation. u never soil.
t'' 's'a os Inca. ladies wlI dad Il a standard
i"n't 'aNa'y - dfes thcif Hair. II retain. TIE
h'f 70 an Desired positioh. and is co5inE hsa ..
'"s. Hnd cstln'inE 10 the scalp, remoriaz ima.ii.
a'eH 81 'earf iandrus, and pimpIss Price One
Dollar. Sod By az DruETiss In
,'NoLsA "Afta.-A Delighted toilet article
lFefi t.lilavna A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

No coiOred goods can bo washed without,
some ahalelncn, Of their br ghines. and Wv:
idnoss Of color; but it the process, be con
Quoted with the STEAM REFINED Scars. the
deterioration will be retarded IN quite s
remarkable manner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
STERNATIDN AMONG Tur
III N,IIST-

ne i~1'iffs laFe great lines and rich pickfrys
atnyuz tue muiti1ss 20 de5aYed teeth arising ifaa,
o., zee - Impure ~tlef4.Es with which lie & "a
nun Hy % flooded PAS ri = -alefatus causes
greHt cor sfrFr-fi1n AMONG them r. thftat.t, ~
dsstfuJ ihsif t'asnsss. SID ~ srocrrs eyerywhere
in 14ud gHokagss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

laealcuiAbie BARN j. Inflicted on grca.
numbers ~ the use OF purgaiiyes which
contain mercury or mercuriai matter
fAr'ons furgatise Pills are free from all
such injurious matter. aud arc the mildest
IA their operation OF any Known purgA,isc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
DR.. S. $. FITCH'S
F MllY PHYSICIAN

Serenity SiE Page. Price % Cents.
sept 70 any ahdEtss- M money required until IN,
book u revived read. aud fully Approved n 4. a
pssisst guide 10 the .ick or tHdls posed
ton D"'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

One needs only TO Try iss virtues TO be
convinced OF the efficacy of Johnson's Ano.
dync LiGimeni.--No cure no pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

tpk NON RETENTION or INCONrINFSCF OF
rn", Irritation. iHharuin alton or ulcrratlon 90
o,Aldrr or k'dn"ys di-sases OF the prostate hlands
dcpo.iis, aad all dl.casrs of he blada.r LIias,.
and dFprsical swoi,ing. '''
usE HELNBoLD's FLCIp ExrRICr ICCHu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

The ei''fea. 81 Br,ant'. Pond aaI visia,,, ).
hereby 'sadpr 'he" 'iaoerr ,hsak. 70 the Ssa,le-
Hsaa who made the TN ,f,rl truthful aud very
sFPreP''sf' reFoT, OF their late humble efforts az
'ae'f Aaa~'i Sabbath School Exhibition os Ch,,,t.
ma. h'e NAsT CIItEES,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

The celebrated Or. DOW continue. to devote hi.
entifr time o. the tcatne ut Of all diseases Incident
20 the female sys,eni. kn experience Of tSenty-
three years enables MS 10 guarantee speedy and
p@rmancnt relief In she cases OF soppfes don
aud All ether Menstrual u, rAngsments, from what
esrr cause. All letters for advice must eoatain al
phc~ ~. Eudicoti street Boston.
rs. hoarh ttrnishrdt 20 those who rfsh 70 re-.
~ atu 8ads-r treatment
bOston. Jane q, lsaa. fvr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
20 Cords Hardwood Wanted

Az THIS OFFICE,
'essosed AMI Grees-M.pe. Yellow Birch anil
Dec 27 Dseck
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
Readers German Snuff

Try IT, sor teosts bascsc- For sale By all Drurri.,.
or sS1d 8Sc. 10 %. Y. SEYMOUR A. Co IS.to,
aud receive box By TctRTn mail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
lSFOR NATION.

Ihtosmsuon guaranteed 20 produce q iuxuriant
MoNth OF hAlr upon bald he 81 or brardls. face
$50 recipe for the removal Of Pirnpiss ntn,ebr.
tItF'ipo. cef' on The skin, lvAvins the same soft
Sissf aud h-Sailtai. can b. obtained vthoa, rh.r.
Sy ~sdrosains IHDS. b. CHAPM An CuSNtsr ~
rs Broadway, New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by HELNsoLO's kxrH-NCr BCCHv
Turner's Tic Uvaiourcuv or Universal
eualgia Pill.

Ia .sif certain anil sP,-'iy Cure for Neuralsi,
and al Ser'oas DssraAs. The sSvcrcst case. are
somp'etey and permanfniiy cared Ga q very short
une, Neuralgia In the face or head e. utterly han
tsned In fes hoars Ma form OF Nervous ISts..s,
si.hstAh1s tts magic influences. It ma. the snuualI.
AGA sP9tOssl OF May eminent phy siciaas IL con.
tau' nn'hins injIrohs 20 the most delicate system
Soid every where. Scut receipt OF Al % ana ,x,
postage ,iafups. TURNER 4 co. 10 rrcmon, a.
Boston Mass, froPrictors. Boston July l. I.0T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. vfGog arc r,
gained by HEtMuprn's EXTRACT BuCHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-01-10
mELMnnLps ExrRAcr nucnr r,r.. n.al,

ami Nigor TO the frame aud blood the palid cheek
Debility "a accompanied by msuy aIartatng symp-
toms add n no tFestas M IL subnttrd TO, eonsump
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THE il" BLACK Crook. The New York Herald
alludng to the tremendous run this play had at
Niblo's Garden, extending over = year, says:
"Now what is this play? Legs? We have
had the model artists in puris ndturalibus, and
they failed. Is it the dancing? There are none
better here as dancers, more pleasing to the
eye than Soto, bat Soto only a nlna DAYS
wonder. The spectacle appeals to ;he vanity
and the the fancy and the special weakness of
women, and so it draws like a magnet"
To which the Sacramento Bee adds:
We have the Black Crook here, but there is
not so much legs ia it by long shot as in the
ballet-but what is of them is good. And as to
its robing, generally, it is far preferable TO the
robes of the dancing girls-for these robes do
not tilt In fact, there is nothing in our Black
Crook that may not be seen by any lady in the
land or by any man, either. And it is worth
seeing 1t is a scenic performanee-but most
excellent of its kind. Everything about it is new
and cleaa and bright. 1t pleases the eye-and
does not offend the ear-.but we cannot say so
much for the nose-as the frequent burnings of
riliainous saltpetre during the incantatons,
cause a brimstonish odor to arise, which soon
peryades the whole house, and excies unpleas-
antiy the olfactory neryes-but this is small
drawback and does not injure either the moral
or physical well being. Altogether, it is deserv-
ing all the favors it has received