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paid ttler ~ hun Or h:s nelt.''-Dabncy's
Lie Of storewall Jackson. Up. ., II, 20, Fl,
JACKsnS's FEERLE-MiSDEDNESs.
"Ihc estimate Of bis fecb1enc:s tr the Lex.
ington students was expressed in the nick
name Of 'Fsol Tom Jackson "--John Esten
"Une Of the most curious peeul;ari,i.s Of
Jackson was the strange fashion he had Of
ratsing bis right hand alott aud then letting
1t tall suddenly 10 bis side. Il Is impossible,
perhaps, IL de1eriaine thu meaning Of this
singular gestue. 1t Is said that he had some
0thtrs believed that at such moment. be va
prayfDg.''- Esten Cookies Misceilanies,
p. S..
- There were those who said that thi, IN.
dicated insantty-that JAcksou's mind was
not sound. Other stories arc told abou. him
cradress. Upon this poin, the philosophers
D. 53-
u Jackson wss regarded as man Of weak
judgment ard deficient intellect, who had
accident LIZ chtaiued his posltion." E.
Cookies jackson, p 95.
HIS TYRANNY AND JEALoCsY.
"1f he believed his snbordInates selEIudul-
Cfnt OF c3utnmaclous he became stern and
exacting Muster, seeming euea 10 ,pat<h }or OR
opportunity II rist their shortcomings upon
thfn. By this temPez he was sometimes mis-
ECU !uto pIFJudlce anQ during MS career a
causeless friction was produced In the work.
tnC. Of his government over seyera, gafla.t
and meritorious officers who served under
him: By this jealousy Of Intentional
iteinciercy he diminished the SYM atly be-
tween himself aud the general officers next to
bis pessou."-pabney. page 736.
"He was, without d 1ubt. OF q nature in
'tensely ambitious ard aspiring. Tie depres-
sion Of his poverty and orphanase III his
youth had only stimulated this passion ia
him. To his Intimate friend he once
remarked that an officer should al,c1ns make
| TIE otfd.nment Of rank supreme, within hon.
| nruh1e bounds, over tyefy other cousidera.
tion.'-Dxbney's Life Of Jackson, pare BS.
nE WHIPS MS Sl00EHs.*
!" To his own s|ayes he was :method,cal
| and exact but conscientious master. Abso-
| lutte obedience was the rule Of his household; !;
and if he found ehdsti*tsnenf .cds rtefss4ry to
stersrt tbs, u .ras taiayh'Iy admtniaertd. He
! required oil his slaves to attend the domestic
| worship OF his family morning and evening"
| aud succeeded where so many Christian mas
tiers have found entire success apparently i'm.
| possible, fu securing the presence Of every
cne. ~ 1t may 1c accepted as. d tign!d-
| cant disTensatfon Of Providence that Jack
| SOD, IL" best type Of the Christian master In
the aot.e should be mad the, he1o OF the
war. . ~:.~~ had no pfetenstonft o-arlshs:
eousnsas mose 'igateous taaa The APOSTLES,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Wonderful Cares.

DIR. CRANN OF Boston. who has made
so many startling cures, will be at the
Hotel. SOUTH PARIS, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. May 4th, 9TH and
9th. The DR.. has spent most of his time
for the past year in Vermont, and made
many wonderful cures as the following
will testify:
Read the following from the Newport
Express
REMARKABLE CURES-Dr Urann, whom
our readers will recollect made SO many
wonderful cures while 1T Newport, last
April, is still astonishing every one by
lis remarkable and almost instantaneous
cures. Mrs. Randall, of Bolton, c. E.,
who has been sick for four wears, unable
10 sit up or walk. was last Tuesday morn
brought by hand on bed two miles TO
the steamboat, and then to this place, ar
wing at night; was treated by the doctor
Friday morn; before night was walk
ing about the room, and yesterday left in
the boat for home, having been conlinu-
ally gaining strength, and icdiked from
the Memphremagog House to the boat
Mr.. Badger, of Troy, who was hopelessly
sick. was treated by DR.. Urann last April,
and is now a stout, hearty man, able TO
do good days work, having gained six
" pounds since his treatment. MIR. Sal
mon Nye. of Coventry. who was very
lame, not able to put his foot to the floor,
and obliged to 90 on crutches, was also
treated in April He is now tough and
hearty, walks without cane or crutches,
and labors every day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Yarm oath ITEMS.

Fast-day has been very generally
observed with us. Services at all our
churches morning and afternoon.
1t is very dry and dusty here---6ne
wheeling in and about the village-we
are having splendid weather
Part of the Dam at the Cotton Factory
was carried away last week, but is now
being repaired.
Business is very dull now The ship
owners here. have, within the past month,
lost over SEQ, 900 worth of vessel prop
erty, on which there was but trifliug
amount of insurance. One man lost over
so. eco, and no insurance.
One of our Fancy Goods Stores was
broken into last night, and Ribbons and
such fancy articles taken TO amount 10
about 10000. The rogues only succeed
ed in getting about $500 in cash. We
hope they may be found, and an end put
to such doings.
The ice is all ont of our river, and
vessels have commenced their trips.
Hay is very dull. worth only about ten
or eleven dollars loose
The farmers are making preparation TO
plant great amount of sweet corn this
year. We heard man say few days
since, that he raised enough from two
acres TO amount to $1,000. Double the
amount will be put up that there was
last year. Some have commenced their
blowing, and some have even got 10
planting.
Ar the end of this term, the Principal
of the Academy. Mr.. j. B. Webb, closes
his labors here 1t is much 10 be regretted
as he is well liked.
Your worthy Bethelcorrespondent "C'
invites Hartford. and you. Mr.. Editor,
to dine with him, aud try that Swe ct
syrup Now, Mr. Editor, &C. does
make sweet syrup, and. in years past, |
have had the pleasure of tryingit. Hope
10 again, | would advise You both 10
accept his invitation, and when YOU are
there, lust try some of Dini street. ctde r
that &C" keeps for sugar making time.
CT is strong temperance man, and
keeps his cider sweet. so it won't hurt
you. LEON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

A laborer in an ice-house down east.
was killed by large lump of ice falling
on his head Verdict Of the Jury-Died
Of hard drink
why don't YOU ask Your sweet-he art
to marry you ?" Oh, I've the refusal of
her"
There will be four eclipses this year,
two of the sun. and two of the moon
Two of them will be- visible on the CONT
nent. The first will occur on the 9th inst
\ total eclipse of the sun will occur on the
eth OF August. and will be visible 10 North
America and Eastern Asia. Ii will begin
at Boston at ) 20 T. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
AIdENS LUNG bALSAM,
rurprNrDyr OR CURING

THE REMEDY FOR CChiSU
Consumption, Asthma, Group Diseases OF tne
rprnaf Brouchitis Pains aud Expressions OF the
Che.t or Luug. Difficult Breathing, aud all dis
eases OF the Pulmonary Organs.
Its action Is expectorant ateiatve sndorihc, sc.
da,iyr diapborrtic and diuretic, which renders II
one Of thu most yaluabl remedies known, tor curing
diseases " the lungs II excites and
causes the lungs 20 throw OF the Phi.gm CHAMPS
h.es the irrta,ed parts gives strength tothe dg-s
tive organs brings the liver itsproper action and
imparis strength 10 the whole system. IL Is wal
ranted to give entire satisfaction even In the mos
confirmed cases OF consumption. and not to produce
costiyeness or affect the head, as II contains nc
opium in an, form. II 10 PERFECTLY HAHN
LESS to the most delicate child although an active
aud powerful remedy tor restoring the system'
Sold by all druggists. Price ! Il per bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
DIED.

In Brownleld, lGth inst John T. Miller, aged
Il wears.
In Portland April 10Th. Mrs, Dasire ii, Fell, OF
l.reenw God, aged Il years months.
In Gilead. April 18th, Jackman 1. Chapman,
ESD, Aged - years.
In East Bethel Mrs. Hannah, wife OF Capt
Urzckiah Moody, aged - years.
In Rnmford March 18th, Mrs. Sophia, wife OF
Mr. Charles r. Abbott; aged about 70 years.
In Newry, March 20, tlare +. Bronson, aged
wears and months
In Rumfor,i Center. April eth, Ira Clifton True,
aged wears months and - DAYS, son OF MI
Edward and Lucelia T. True of Waltham.
No more our baby shalt thou be
PilIowcd upon thy mothers breast
ScrcncIy sinking into rest,
For God hath laid thee down o. sleep,
Like a pure pearl beneath the deep.
Iwaltham sentinel please copy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
OBITUARY.

At DeerGeld. y IL, April 9Th, Mrs, Mary c, wife
of Rev. Jacob Chapman. she was IN her enid
hood remarkable for her love Of books, and her
orderly habits. In her youth, she spent mach
time in the Office Other invalid a.her IIon.N Howe,
ofW aterfbrd Me, and Omen spent the hours oi
night, Wilde others slept in Teddsg to him Alter
his death, her health was injured from protracted
sickness and her mind greatly agitated by desire
for In education. At lcngth she entered Bridgton
Academy. Joined some classes Hitting for college,
and became so familiar with the preparatory
st,idies that she war engaged to assist the piin'
cillal Mr. J. Burnhan, and taught the Languages
and Mathematics She afterwards read much IN
the French and German language. IL was hard
to tell whether she eNccllcd IN the Languages ORR
the Mathematics, 1lgebrd and Goomsfrr When
her hu nd was sick, while Prof IN Franklin Coll
Pa she for a time heard his classes. But none
would suspect the extent Of hcr httanment> TIL ne
became well acquainted with her
\ few years after her marriage in 1910, she re
moved with her husband for his health, 10 Pensyl-
vsnia, and ten years latcr cugagetl 18th him IN the
Home Missionary work in Marshal. Ill In lSS,
they came To SO Paris, in feeble health, and IN
sssi went Ia Deeriieid, her. she finished her Ia
bors AMI was called To her rewarl In her Last
sickness, she retained her faculties, remembered
with interest the pupils she taught near 80 !rars
aga nj Northlgewuck, Bethel, &C, and above oil
was sustained by thar faith which she protested
in early liie, at her home in Bridgton Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
SheriR's Sale.

NyFORD, SIS; Taken on execution and viii be
sold nj Public Auction on SATURDAY, the
fith day of June, A. ID 1857, NJ Two O'Clock 10 me
afternoon AZ the hotel of +. A Warren In Buck
ield. in said county, al the right in Equity which
Justin Peteugill Of Hartford, in the county aiore-
said. has or had on the 2lst day OF November, a.
N Is;s ~ : o'clock in the afternoon, being the
time of the attachment of the same on the orig.
nal Writ in this action, to redeem the following
described Real Estate situate In Hartford IN SAID
comfy 10 wit a certain lot OF land in said Hart.
ford, with the buildings thereon, being the same same
conveyed 70 Justin Pettingi " sesta a I nam,
Pettengll. The above described premises being
subject to a mortgage given to Vesta IL Harmon
of Hartford, to secure the payment OF three notes
NJ hand for one hundred dollars each payable,
one in two wears, one in three years, and one III
four wears from date with interest annually, on
which there is now due tho sum OF three hundred
and thirty.nine dollars and twenty.one cents
Said mortgage is recorded in book lf page ioS' OF
Oxford Registry. ,,,,>,
Anril 30 1859
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Farm for Sale.

TIME CHRISTOPHER BRYANT FARM, at
/ North Woodstock, lying on the County road
leading to Paris, containing 80 acres, with house,
barn Stable and sheds in good repair.
The Farm lies within onehalf mile OF post
Office store and school house, and has good Or
chard cuts from Is to 90 tons OF Hay; fences III
good repair, and the stable is supplied it'll rum
ming wafer II presents very desirable location
to any one wishing for an easily worked ana pro-
ductive farm. ,
said Farm will be sold at bargain If applied
for soon.
Reference may be had to Dustin Bryant, Greeh-
wood Jonathan thhott Bethel or To the owner,
on the premises DORCtS BRYANT.
North Wood stock March -, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

We have seen il st atedin yarious papers
throughout the country, that Agents Tor
the sale of SherldaR's Cara!ry Condition
POWderS were authorized 10 refund the
money to any person who should use
them aud not be satisfied with the result.
We doubted this at first, but the pro-
prietors authorize US TO say thatit is true.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
N.fRRIED.

In south Paris April 10th, by Rev J { Perry,
NJ Josiah Duran and Miss Rnanna y Pratt, both
of Paris
la Hebron March 18Th. by \ { lIerrick, Esq,
Mr. Edwin l.. Gurncy aud Mes Louisa NJ Dun
ham, bath ut II.
In Albany 9Th inst b. Rev. :. l.. Gonld, Mr..
Henry WILDER to Miss fatty Cummings, both Of
Albany. -.
In Rnmford. March 5th. by W. ElliotEsq Mr.
Al son Flsgg 20 Miss Lncy Cushpian OF Lewiston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

Joknson's -AnOdyne LinRlent is, without
doubt, the safest, surest, and best remedy
that has ever been invented for internal
and external use Ii is applicable to 8
GREAT variety of complaints, and Is equally
beneficial for man or beast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Special Notices.
DR.. Stevens Cough Syrup:

The new ai,covrry,-surc and safe. In this beau
tful mixture the choicest agent known TO medical
men. for the immediate cure of Cold or Cough
are employcd Try one bottle which will cost yon
only - cents, and YOU viii never be without 1t in
your house Can be had OF every druggist, and in
any quantity OF
GEO c. GOODWIN X co, Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
TWENTY-FIVE YEARs'PRACTICE

In the treatment OF diseases incident 70 Females,
has placed DR.. DOW at the head of all physicians
making such practice speciality, and 'nabies him
70 vussantee speedy and permanent cure In the
yyor., cases o, suppression and all other Menstrual
Derangeinents, from whstever cause. AL Iettei ,.
street, Boston
main under treatment.
poa,ou Iuiv Il 1905. 1y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
STATE OF MAINE.
Executive Department,

Al STA, April l-th, lsiJ-
4 y ADJOURNED Session Of theEAECCTlN r
n COUNCIL. will be held at the Council Cham
Der, in Augusta, on TUESDAY, the twenly-sey
enth instant ,,,.,,,
Attest. FRANKLIN ". DREW,
Secretary OF state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
VELOCIPEDES!
VELOCIPEDES!
n 7. KIMBALL i LARkINS improved
j.. French, American, and New England rat
tern yELO(IPEDES!

L.
4 French. American, and New England Pat
tern VELOCIPEDEs'
Our long and successful experience in the man
uf.ctpre al Fine Carriages, led us 70 believe we
could improve both the French and American
Velocipede and we are quite sure we have sue
ceeded in doing so.
We have now NJ work some seventy-hve OF tha
best carriage -smiths and machni-ts in the conn-
try them, and the result l. the most perfect We
lOcipede vet produced, combining all the best
qualities OF the French and American patterns
We use no cast or malleable IRON in the construc-
ton of our Veiocpedes, the materials pene
wrought iron and steel, with composition oear-
ings, steel tire axlss, &c. Our low'priceu ma
chimes are all made OF the best materials Ia ever!
part. ....,,,u, ,..,
While we are making every Improvement tnAs
win make the machine better, We are also using
every effort TO bring the price within the reach OF
ali Who are willing to pay for a good thing, and
have established the following prices:
Nerr England Pattern, cheap Hntsa, NO
Ns,r ZEALAND Pattern, ,rith spriygs, es5 to els
French and ANN Pattern, fne finish, tl2S
Fyench aad ANN Pattern, NTH drake,
6ancp colors, gold stripe, fac fpish, elo
Having purcha sed the exclusive license TO man
ufacture Velocipedes in this State under the pa.
tent granted November 10th, 1876, ge caution Al
persons against making any kind Of Nefocipeue IN
the State with crank to front axle, or that IN any
way infringe upon this patent. Persons VINO
have commenced their manufacture previous 20
this notice will be literally treated by al once
calling upon ,.n.,Y s,.pury
Portland, Me-, Feb. 9Th, 1859. mch.o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
COBB HORSE,
RErrER KNOWN As COBB's BRANDY

DY the Original Cobb horse BrandyWine, Dam
ID by Royal Morgan, will stand al 'ANioN
MILLS at $500 Ia Ensure.
At Fair to be held ut this place III tte all OF
1s-O will nav q Cash Premium of 5000 10 the
owner of the best horse Colt and like amount to
the owner of the best mare Colt sired by TINS
horse the present season C9mpet1orS W se'eo'
.. L. BOSWORTH.
Canton April I'D, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
DIRECTORY.
Masonic LOd0es--Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel 81 Thursday

I.
Blazing Star, No. 80, Mexico, Wednesday, on
or before the full Of the moon. -rrNE *
Paris Lodge, No ~, 30. Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full
Jefferson Lodge. No. loo, Brysnrs Pond, Ell
Tuesday of every month
Oriental star, No 81, Lvemore Tuesday,
on or before full moon.
Bethel. No %, I'd Thursday Of each month.
Evening" Star Lodge. Buck6eld working
under pispensaiion.-the lst Monday of each
month
Pithasorian, No, IL, Frycburg, Monday even
ing of or following the full of the moon.
oxford. Norway, No. Is, Thursday, of the week
preceding full moon
Mount Tir'cm, No. lS2, -. Waterford, Tues.
day, on oS before thc full moot
VIC. Moriah, No. -, Denmark wednesday on
or before the fun moon.
NeuInscot, No. lOl, Turner, saturday on or be-
fore full moon.
COOP TEMPLARs.
VT. Chri.topher Lodge. No. 10, Bryants
Pond, every Monday evening.
Rising star, Bethel Friday evenings.
Nerinseot, Buckhcld saturday evenings
Crystal Wave. +. Buck6cld, every Thur~day
Evening.
whitney Ledge. Canton. every Wednesday
Bear Mountain Lodge, 80. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening.
Harbor Watehman. North Paris, Thursday
evening,
Washington, oxford Thursday evening
silver Lake, sweden Saturday evening
Yves, sumner, West sumner, Wednesday
evening
Forest Lake, Center Hartford. every Tuesday
evening
InvIneIble. No 49,. Fast sumner, every other
Friday Evenings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
1. q. q. r.
PeauaSket Lodge. No. IS, Brownneld meet
- and 81 "Wednesday OF each month.


How often do YOU hear the complaint from
mother and father that their son or daughter i
not we'll: shai they have no appetite that they
feel lanyuid that their head aches that they are
growing thin and feeble. and they have no life or
energy len That they are low spirited, and
perfectly sncapacitated To participate in any plea
sure,, or perform any mental or physical duty
And the question l. oilen asked, what shall do
fox them or, what shall gave them Oar an
swer Is lei them Try PLANT yTioS Buffers mode
rately three time. day, and our word for II they
vii! recover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
THE WHITCOMB
Horse Hay Rake,

/, the best HORSE RAKE known. III RAhEs
CLEAN, works easy, and IL Warranted 10 give
better satisfaction than any other Rake ever IN
ycutcd-as the following testimonial, from one OF
the largest farmers in oxford County, shows:
FRIEBURG, ME-, Feb. 9Th. ls}s.
T. III DopGE, Esq bear Sir: purchased last
season one of the Whitcomb Horse Hay Rake',
aud after raking with hundred aud my tons
OF hay, safely say as labor saving machine
IL h Indispensable I would cheerfully recon-
mend IL tn any one desiring rake IL works e
quslly well on rough aud smooth ground;
Yours &c H. u HUTCHfNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Dental Notice.
DR.. Wilton's Catarrh
CURE,

|URES CATARRH, and all NERVOUS DIS
EASES about the head, and II warrhnied 10
do it-ifnot. the money 10 reiundea. friee oc'S'
10 slr0 GO, VI,
AGENTS-Dr. u. b sawyer, south Paris a.
Oscar Moves. Norway; IL. q. Moses, Bridgton -
W. r Chase 4 Co, Dxheld; \ I. small west
PERI. om
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Dissolution.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing under
i the firm name of TRUE HASKELL, y this
,lay dissolved b. mutual consent.
The accounts 81 the firm will be settled by e.
Their partner, ut the old stand.
DAVID y. TRUE,
EDWARD y. HASKELL.
south Paris April =, 1859. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
New Advertisements.
Paris Hill Academy.

The Summer Term OF this INSTITUTION
WILL commence on ItEsDAi' MA! E''"'
w lsp. AMI continue TEN weeks
J. Lewis Merrill. PRINCIPAL
Miss HrLF> ID PARIS, Teacher OF Music.
Miss SARAH J. PRENriss, Teacher OF Drawing
aud Painting
TUITION.
Common English. s''o'
Higher English, o'W'
Languages. o''o'
Or a. 800 cents per week.
Music Drawing and Painting Extra
Paris Hi, April -, lsOJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
BTR tbs.

---s = - = -. - ---------
Paris-April 18Th, 10 the WIFI Of P.J. Plummer,
. daughter.
Rumiord falis April lsi, e. the wife Of H. :
IIrn son April 81, to tie wife Of William w
stevens, daughter.
East Pcru--March - 90 the wife of III. \ Bemi'
daughter. April iih, 10 the wife OF :. W lrich'
twin sons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

TAN from the face use PERRr's Morn AND
FEECkLE LOrIoN. sold b! al Druggists. I'c'
pared only Nv Dr II, G Perry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Freedom Notice.
Freedom Notice.

T HEREBY certify that have this day given my
/ son Charles F. Small, his time 70 trade and act
for him self, and shall! pay no debts Of his con-
tracing, or claim any of his earnings after this
date, the same being for available consideration.
JAMES S. SMALL.
Witness: Albert Lttlefed.
Lowell April 9, 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
NOTICE ON APPEALS!
United States Internal Rerenue!
Second Collection District OF Maine,



Harrington. April sth, 1853. !
NyoTICE j. hereby given, that at the office Of
y the Assessor OF said District, 1t Pennington,
In the County OF Franklin, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of April, A D. 1855, at nine OF the clock
in the forenoon, appeals viii be- received ana de.
trrmn.d by me the undersigned relative 10 any
ERRONEOUS or excessive valuations, assessment or
made bs the Assessor Of said Dis
trict or by the Assistant Assessor of any DIVISION
or Assessment District within said second Collec'
tiou District and returned and taxed IN The an
nual list tor the year lit.
The law prescribing the duty Of Assessors in re-
atiOn 10 appeal, provides that An appcas u
th, Assessor shall be made IN writing, and shall
specify the particular cause matter or thing re-,
specttng which decision i requested, and shaiI
state IN. ground or principle OF error complained
Of"
k-re~ cor sti ~ e'rtrt OF Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
the IMPROVED UNION
Mll!o(,Wiing.MAac'hFljiInre

Read the Joliocing Testimonial ia its 6aror.
ANDovER, ME-, Jan 2Hh, 1883.
hereby certify that have used the ketchum,
Allen, and Buckeye Mowers, and for the past three
years have used Union Mower. For iightness
of draft aud durability, prefer the Union FOR
the past three years have kept from ~ to % herd
of cattle about 10 head Of sheep, and from D To
horses, and have cut the most Of my hay with
the Union Mower, and it has not cost one dollar
FOR repairs yet. slLNANtS FUR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23

To PERRY's CoMEpoNE A>p PlMrLE REMEDY,
prepared only by Dr Il { Perry, ~ BoAd street.
New York sold even where. The trade supplied
n. whole ale Druggists. tm marc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Eree1ioni Notice.

r hereby give and release unto my son, sIEsES
act for himself. | shall hereafter claim none OF
his wages or pay any debts OF his sonIrs9.ISg'
- LUTHER AUSTIN.
West Peru, April 10, 1859. re
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet art
- Toio,,a and hall the price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-04-23
Annual Meeting.

THE members of the Norway Mutual Fire
Insurance Company are hereby notified
To meet at Z. = fuckers shop, in Norway village,
on the first TUESDAY OF MAY next, ~ O'Clock
L. VI, FOR the purpose of choosing ohcer, Tor the
,n.uiny wear and transacting any other business
that NAV legally come before said meeting
MARX T. SMITH, Sec'y.
Norway kpril T. lSig Wv